The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 06, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. SERIAL STORY f CHRISTMAS RUSH M BY TOM HORNER i ttrXu'Vfi. VKflTKBPATt Jmrrf U iMHhv hM f Marrr Vl I'arlts 1Mb 4iitmm Man wrtkttiM nil (h tlmmm Or. f'liMntllr Mr(1i m4 fur him, mn will Uu4 a Jut. Mrlta wrni tat Mar not vraal t llva 011 a rti rtrr'a rr Jvrrr l kaapr wan fhr mgrm 10 1mH Miilfr Tr nlll biiHB Vai t a hm. Lata aal H'?ttt Ur. Caaaallf Marf aubhla. MART REVEALS A IKCHET , CHAPTER V R. CONNKLLY paused In the doorway, watchlni the obblng alrl. HI heart wn full of pity for tht lonely child, without relative near to altera the happiness of Christmas. "Mary." He epoWe aoflly, ao not la atartl her. "Whet' th mutter, Vhlld?" "Ohl" The dark head Jerked up from th pillow, red-rlmmed eyes aplllini taara down her cheek. "Oh, Doctor Connellyl" He w betid htr then, hi rmi enfoldlnf her, ihutllni nut 1h hurt, hit voire quieting her Janfled nerve, Just at ha had o often aoothid th pain and trouble of hi own daughter. "There , . . ther . . Go ahead and cry It out Beat medicine In th world for you." Oradually th girl' hytterla passed, rinally ah looked up at htm, dabbing at her eye with oaked linen iquare, and managed to tmll when lie handed her hi own hug handkerchief. "Now, what' thl all about? Too much Chriatmas?" he prompt ad. "I gum that wai It Seeing all your family so happy together. I just couldn't atand It any longer. 1 had to get away. . ." "W were thoughtlessly cruel" "Oh. not" Mary refuted to let Jilm blame hlrruclf. "I loved It. all f tt You all hav been ao good n me. Including m tn your "hrlitm. I even Imagined I ac tually 'belonged' that 1 wan't really an ouUlder. Then, when I re.lired " "What mad you?" Th doctor began, alopped hriiptly, ewltrhrd tn in entirely different ub)ect. "IV )ut come back from the hos pital end I'm half trved. Hnw about lolnlng ma In raid on th Icebox? There' cold turkey, I'm ure." "But t look ao terrible II Ignored th protest "Ther should be mine pi around omewher. Ideal for nightmare. . . . Com on, now. I hato eating Ion. If you won't Join me, I'll hav to wak Martha." e e 'PHI doctor had been right about th cold turkey. There wo plenty of It, and cranberry eiuce, too. Mary fixed eandwlchee and made coffee. He drew upon an endless fund of (muting, pertonal jmecdote to keep her entertained. while they ate, lucceisfully re itorlnf Mary to her normal, hnppy mood. For th time, at leatt, th emotional storm had patted. ' "That wa almoit a good aa th Chrlttma dinner," he uld a Ithe latt of tho pi disappeared. "Should keep m awake coffee end two piece of pie. . . . Never found anything yet that could keep ma awaka when I hud a 'chance to leep." It filled a pipe, ilighted It and puffed contentedly I Mary cleared lha table. "Lot ithe dlthe go until morning." i "They'll only tnk a minute. . . , No, you can't help. . . . You look .entirely too contented to dry diahe." Somehow, though, ha managed to evade her protests, ;found a dish towel. "You're a senior thl year, jeren't you?" he asked, making conversation. "What do you Intend doing after graduation?" "I had planned to work with a medical group In China. I'm ma joring In bacteriology, you know," Mary explained. "There' so much 1o b don ther. . . . Dad wag sta tioned In Shanghai for three years, lie alerted me on the Idea. Jerry say I should go on In medicine, though . . "Too bad ha can't precrlbe aom of that for himself." Mary busied herself with tho dishes, said nothing. "THAT'S wrong with this boy of mine?" th doctor asked. Tfou know him pretty well, don't you? And thl girl h want to .marry. If you wer In lov with hlm, Mary, would you want him to quit medicine, with only a little 'more, to go?" i A plat aUpped from her hnnda, clattered Into th aink. Mary ) caught It, laughing at her elumsl Inet. She kept her eyea on th dlhpan, "No ... If I were In love with Jerry" sh apok alowly 1 "I'd never marry him until h 'finished school and hi Intorn '.hlp." ; Yf ' ar In lov with him,' laren't you?" Hugh Connelly'' Iquery wa at caaua) na a comment: on th weather. Ho waited, for Mary' answer. ; ; "Ye." Sh did not look at hlm.l ."IV loved Jerry ever since I fmet him at the spring party last ryear. Ha doesn't know It, How did lyou guess?" I Dr. Connelly laughed. "We doc tor hav a apcclnl gift for finding ,out more than the patient tells us. lYou hv to have it to practice medlcln fucccsifully. . . . I'm 'glad yu didn't deny loving Jerry, Mry. I thought I aw aymptoms, ,Btit I needed your word to make th dlagnotl certain. 'Tha Connelly need your help Mrtha and I, especially. What about thl girl thl Valorie? She' a gororlty ltter, Isn't he?" Mary nodded. It w easy to talk to thl grand, old doctor. Sh could trust him. Perhani aho Icould halp. "Valerie la really very nlc (Irl. I don't know (rent deal ntoiil hrr. Khe transferred from the Doiiih at th beginnlnit of th term. Hit eoeme to b alnrerely In lov with Jerry and h muni love her, to vivo up hi career." Bh wiped tho bark of her hand (cros her eye. "Thli aoop chip dint make your yi imart, doesn't 11?" Tli doctor amtled. "Naaty atuff." He went on: "Sheila and Knthlaen don't think to much of Uielr f utur slster-ln-law." "I think that'a due to a dlffer nro of Idea on how a aororlty pledve should be treated. Valeria wag little tough on th girl at flrit befor the found out they had a brother. Hut every chapter treat It pledges differently," Mnry hastened to explnln. "Maybe we're n bit easy." "If hotter that way," th doc tor agreed. "I)y th way, wren't you responsible for getting the twin Into that jororlty?" I coukln't let them pledge any thing else. Jerry had asked me to arrange msh dates, Inst spring. After the girl met Shells and Kathleen, It wa no trick to get them through. . . . "That may ha one of tha reasons for Khelln' disliking Valerie," she added. "Vol told Jerry ah mad quite a fight to get th girls voted In. Shclla and Kathleen believed it, too. until they discovered that a trnmfer ha n' vot In the house until second semester. Then Sheila wanted to tell Jerry" "And you wouldn't let hei " THIS CURIOUS WORLD GIACOMO PAMOJS BOSTNJ H CHAM&rC3 t-3 NAMB TO SI CfTI CREWCI! TO TEWAAS OF TMOt WILL Ce A WBALTMV FCLATIVH NAMBD MEYER. T. M. k u. s. r.T. off. IWhiCM CISVTPtAL AVBOKTAM COUSITRV DOCS MOT tT J TOUCH THB PACIFIC ' JgT7 ray yr iia.- ANSWER: British Honduras doe not touch th Pacific and Salvador ha no outlet on the Atlantic. NEXT: Can you be too nrlr t Join fhe armr? SCHOOLMAN HORIZONTAL 1,0 Famous American. 9 Tunnel. 10 Boat deck. 12 Poem. 13 Instrument. 14 100 square meters. 15 To make thread. It Preposition. 17 To cat sparingly. IB Cuckoo.' lfl Fortune. Answer to Frevlona Pintle QluTAIDnttJA MlAjLllSjIX Q ElN'Dtg jpHN UlMrl 511111 N c'Eoawniyoua TEBvp 22 He waa a most .18 Butler lump. important 37 Compassion children i7 Wander. 28Vulgnr fellow 28 To mnke amend. 30 Specie. 31 Remote. 32 Slnckened. 33 Mine ihnft hut, S4Legnl rule. 33 Fragrant ointment. 88 Mineral spring. 40 Backs of necks. 43 Row. of a icries. 44 Dreg. 45 Regret. 46 Queen of heaven. 47 Rowing tool. 48 He th curriculum of primary I J"- 4 F rr"T jeav" ij B W tjjjf W T jP f l 2j W IT" 3T 33 f"M I I wwjr p4 5T hi Mini lrH I 1 Li "It would hav hurt him. ... X 'don't want Jerry, hurt var," Mnry turned to face Jerry Con nolly' father. She waa trying to ha fair, yet aha could not deny her lov for Jrry, "I lov Jerry," ah laid. "I had hoped he loved me, until Valeria cam along. I believe Jeny actu ally I In lov with Valerie now. If I didn't, I never would hav let him go, without a battle. "She love him, too. But If t ver find out that she' making fool of Jerry that sh really doesn't Inland to marry him and mnk him happy I'll do very thing I can to wrack that ro mance." i (T It Continued) About Tan In th early part of tha eighteenth century, leave of tha flnett fan were made of "chicken kln," which wa not chicken ikln at all, but tha akin of the youngett of (mail animal. Tha bait fan were piucl of the (kin of unborn (nlmdi. Dlieovered Accidentally Jutt 38 year ago, tha scien tific world first lutpected th exittenc of the okapl. Sir Harry Johntton found native of the Semllkt forest, In Africa, wearing curiously marked ikln, and eventually traced them to their aource. Hottest and Most Maealve The Orion atari ar th most massive and hottest of all itan Their surface temperature ar estimated to be more than 20,. 000 degree, compared with 11.000 degree for our own tun. 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