The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. SERIAL STORY BET ON LOVE BY CHARLES B.PARMER NBA IRVICB. INO. VMTHDlTl '"I MllHtin iNlli Salto lkrr If WtWH UIb4 a.r !. mT tm Ik Drr. kwy U fart mmm, MlarM ral waa n J trite ar tat MRtlal kin. . Mltot MaU tk ok CHAPTDl Vm 1 tha Add wu earning back to tha finish Unt, for th Jocit- agra to dismount and waifh out lUd ioldiar tu last to ana harry at Piul Wharton push through th track fata, fo out and maet hU yictorioua colt on the enter of tha court. But h did not Us tfc shortest Una, a diagonal, to tha finish Una. Instead, ha turned his colt, walked atealfht to tha fence, than turned fain and walked down tha fence toward tha wire. Re wu coming toward her bar bench wai next to tha ran ha was going to pan la lees than a yard of her. His , eyas ware searching tha crowd on tha rail now ha saw her. A Mg and arrogant grin spread war his face. Now ha was pass ing her was looking us and though tha band was playing triumphant march, aha heard his words, "Not bad, eht Bea you In Loulsrilla." .' Ha passed on and a moment later flowers were circling Red , Soldier's neck, and cameras ware clicking. ' "Did you hear what ho said ti smT" Sherry demanded. Vneli inula smiled benignly! "Let the lad boast a bit Ha won Tm de voutly (lad to say." Ha finished in a tone so low that Sherry snlned tha last words. . "He en hara . decencythe cheap braggart ' she - flared "Caning to ma as lf-aa If I were a nil-birdr Cha took hit arm. "Let's get out of this crowd." 'When they pushed back toward the clubhouse she stopped him ' though be seemed unusually eager to lea) her. "listen to ma minute, Willie Bond," aha aald sharply. "We're going to pack up Instantly laare for the Downs. Understand? We cant get there . quick enough!" .. "Why, er yes. But there's the little matter of er transporta tion. First, do wo owa any bins I mean track bills?" Sherry frowned. She owed M . to the blacksmith; at least flu to tha Tetarlnarian; mora than She - atopped counting a a eoUarleas, unshaven man walked up to her. An eily smile craaatna tha fur rows f his lace, ha spoke with axn eren tmicmng nla greasy bat- Bran spoKe test: "Mighty glad to sea you com In tha money that first race. Miss Bond. Knowed you'd be lookin' for ma. You get $1(0 running second, rd appreciate tha favor tf mr hi on that toed bill. res mighty glad to accommodate. Borae ot these here owners ' - "Seems you wish money at once, my man. Am I right?" Willie Bond dtSTAeUuud ' .' The feed min shifted his weight ' "I lust want pay" "Certainly. You wfll get pay m eun. com with ma," And to Bherry, "TU handle It, my dear. : Ana wm pay our groom, too." , TTOW much money was she go i Ing to hare after everyone was paid? Standing there on toe lawn, Bherry made rapid figures en her program. Twice she totaled the figures: the result astounding. Why, she would hare amy is left out of that 1180. It had been a long and hard rinter lor her. -And she had to transport Pepper Boy from Long bland to Louisville, Ky.; had to transport her groom, her uncle, herself. Had to ship her tack. Would have to buy feed the mo anent they were stabled at tha Downs. There would be other ex. gtonses and 500 more to enter the Derby! If Pepper Boy hadnt been left et the post; if his nose had only been six inches further 'to the front, at the finish but it - "wasn't and he ran second. Bha glanced at her wrist watch. No use staying here aha had no . Interest la the other races. She'd .go home could catch a train In 30 minutes. She started for the .gate. Lanky Shep Grant stopped .her. .- "Oh, aayl (Jot time for a drink, Sherry? We can run Into tha club house." i "You know X never touch the stuff, Shep." ; "Sure I do, but I wanted a , chance to talk." He slipped an arm through hers. "Look here, Bherry let's sit down a minute. ' "Sherry, honey, I'd " "Walt, Shep. Is this anothet gopoeal?" i Ha reddened, grinned again. "It iture Is If there's any chance roull take me. I'm going to steady .down quit drinking make some money buy me a breeding farm." ' "Sorry, Shep" She started to Use, but he stopped her. "Wait! Wanted to say, Sherry, tv had some swell luck lately. At bridge. Now if you need six er seven hundred to get to Louis 'vfllo get ready for tha Derby-. Pepper Boy IS good, Sherry" "Pleasel" She waa on her feet , That's very sweet of you" "No airings to it You dont . have to many me, you know," he i told her, smiling. "You're swell, "And to are you. lad." she said , softly, touching his hand as he etood up. "You're a peach, but I stave all tha money in the world . at least enough to pay bills I and. I'll see you at Churchill Downs, Shep."' She felt the toara vailing t la her eyes, so she flashed hfm a smile and moved swiftly away toward the gate. a a .... rpHB sun had dropped behind housetops when Sherry Bond reached home and faced the rear of a modern Noah's Ark, parked la front of her apartment house. Drawn to tha curb was an enor mous, open touring car a seven eeatar, vintage of the late 'twen tlas: it was jammed with house hold goods. A rusty locker-trunk was securely lashed to tha rear. Who was responsible for this monstrosity? Somebody was sitting behind the wheel. Deliberately, Sherry walked to tha front of the car stopped, looked at the driver: a horse-faced girl In her early thir ties perhaps dressed In green tweed with a brown beret pulled back demurely from shiny, walnut-colored hair parted in tha middle, A mass of freckles flecked the features the homeliest face and the most interesting that Sherry had seen since Christmas. Sherry drew back from staring, murmured, "I beg your pardon," and waa starting into the house when the stranger stopped her. Leaning over the aide of tha doer, the woman asked in breezy, clipped accents of the mid-west: "Can you tall ma where well! if It Isn't It is Cousin Sheridan Bondl" The ear door flew open. An an gular girl, whose bones stuck out like those of a half-starved race horse, leaped to the pavement, a Joyous smile lighting her face. Phrases cascaded from her Ups: "Cousin Sheridan, X am Theo dosla Duncan Bond. I recognise you from your pictures but you're much prettier, much young er looking." "I've Just driven in from Wyom ing brought my duds with me. X read about your thrilling apart mentI got tha street number out of the phone book." She paused. "You you are Cousin Sheridan, arent you?. "I am," answered Cousin Sher idan Bond, in a still and small voice, (To Be Continued) jfe r . Tfc .-si. .! FOXY FURS-Valued at (4,000, this eollsrless hlp-lenclh spring Jacket designed by Deln Bachtr has four plstina fox skins worked together to em phasise spine line marklnrs. He verse treatment In sleeves eli minates shag ry shoulders. STILL A PUZZLE Whether there Is life on oth er planets of our own solar system we can only guess. We do know that any life there would be different from our own, because, In most cases. conditions are so very different, FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia . eoea iw t au imc. me. T. . era a a tar err. "I thought Td get it finished this mornin', but we had singin instead of a study period." CABINET QTICIAL HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured U. S A. Cabinet official. 11 Turned. 11 Rare. 13 To telephone. 14 More mature. It Successful production. 1? Daytime entertain ment. ltMorindln dye. 20 Sesame. 21 Doctor (abbr.). ii Small Islands. 14 Brother. 28 Sacred voce! composition -10 To result. II Crockery In general. t J Small ', grotesque I figure. ,4 Misery. 88 More recent 188 Paid publicity lit To soak flax. . ,41 Thing. Answer to Previous Ptmte iBjiL lived In New State. 42 Doctor of Medicine (abbr.). 43 River spirit 45 Fur coats of mammals. 48 Pronoun. 49 Gazelle. 81 Small memorial, m 62 Skillet 83 Smirks. 68 Hobgoblin. 87 His official title, general. . 68 He formerly VERTICAL 2 Benefits. 3 To liquefy. 4 Conger. . 8 Senior (abbr.). 6 Brutal, r 7 Passage. 8 Charge upon property, t Made a mistake. 10 You. 13 He Is or head of tha" Democratic party. 15 Door post . . . 17 Wrong step. 18 Types of Weasels. 20 Singing voice. 23 Limb. 24 Not many. 25 Single point 27 Persons indefinitely. 28 To dress leather. ' 1 ' 29 Words. 33 Slow (music). 35 Spoken.' 37 Newspaper writer. ; 40 Earth. 41 To happen again. 44 Male cats. I ; 46 Smaller. Jg,. portion, ifcjtf; 47 To scoff. Jji 48Vagabond.,?'l 80 Liable, . 82 Wages. 83 Spain (abbr.). 64 Type measure! 86 Ail right . 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HAMLIN ALLEsr OOP, HARD-BOILED PREHISTORIC ' CAVEMAN, AND HB 6IRL-FRI6ND,000!A, CAUtoHT IN IHt FORCE- I FIELD OP A TIME-MACHINE, KIP THRU EONS OP TIMfc,.. -ErTWEt? 0V TME ERROR L no ncciM rc tuc 1 I Az-uifcic'ci ia.iicinr-wo I W I'll I LI I JPI IIWl MM ' I WA:Li?:Vv PR ELBE RT WOMMUtj. - ACCOMPANIED BV PR.BRON40N, A KINDLY ARCHEOLOSIsr, OUR PREHISTORIC FRIEND5 HAVE KE--LWED THE LA9T FATAL Wr OF ANCIENT TKUy AND THB WANDERIN3S OF ULYSSES. RESCUE FINALLY APPEARS IN THE PERSON OF 6.0SCAR BOOM, WHO HAS FALLEN IN WITH THE HERCULW OP &REEK. LEGEND ...FOR BOOM HAS A89CONDSD WITH THE PRIZE, LEAVING HERCULES IN TITANIC BATTLE WITH ALLEY OOP 1 1 cor. IM IrBlJ L". ill wt-' SO OFF THEY GO TO THE LAND OF THE AMAZONS IN QUEST OF THE MAGIC BELT. BETTER HAD THEY VUANDEBE UNAS5ISTEP THAN TO HAVE MET WITH THIS UNSCRUPULOUS. r ;." yiei. wc. T. M, i e. u, s. Wt. I I I