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PAGE FOUR
The Klamath News
. Published avary morning x
tnpt Monday by Tha Klamath
Nswt Publishing company at 1 OS
Ill South Fttth MiMl, Klamath
rails. Oregon.
OrrtcM rape of City ol Ktam
th Falls sad Klamath Cttuaty
Howard Wlnnard...
liraa yimrarcman.
City Kttltnr
Adr. lfr.
BUB8TRIPTIOX RATK8
DrllTorrd by crTt-i month
Dellvared by crrlr, jor .50
DrUrrrrd by Bull, year 5.00
aobacrlptloaa payable la atlTaaia.
Kntnred as wrond clan matter
at lha postotftce at Klamath
Falls, Onion, November 15.
1121, tinder act ot March . 18".
If ember HrJreted Oirgoa
Newapatwra
Pacific coaat repreaaBtaUvsa: Ar-thar-
W. 8typaa. Inc., Saa Fran
cisco. Loa Angslse and Portland.
Eastern representatives: Craris
E. Millar. New York, and W. H-
Btocawell, Chicago.
Telephone TTT
Member Aadlt Barraa ClrralaUoa
the" veterans
ANTI-SMITH
FORCES MEET
DALLAS. Tel. Jul! l'p
Anti-Smith democrat of. Tae
will utmt In Uallaa TuMday to
deride whether to (at oa the re
publican band wagon or remain
quiet until election day and then
caat their vote, lor noroeri
Hoover or not vote at all on the
presidential candidate.
Several of Hie .ponsors of the
meeting propoae to launcn a
state-wide rampalau. to prevent
Alfred K. 8mlth from carrying
Texas. It bt asslug a (Kia aeai
of a born democrat to campaign
against me panys wan
that reason some of the antl
Smtth men feel hesitant about
casting their apeech making
powers Into the republican fold
along with their vote.
Th. bolting democrats any at
Jolutng bands with Texas repub
licans. Republicans are ami
looked noon with mild curioalty
In Texas. 8o It Is likely that the
anti-Smith democrats will remain
aloof .from the republlcaa organ
lution and conduct their own
campaign in behalf of Hoover
Plan for Liauor
. Supply Outlined
(Oowtbuied rrom Paf O )
" Today, the big conven
tion of the Veterans of For
eign Wars meets in Klam-!
ath Falls.
This meeting is a big
thing for the town. Prob
ably 450 delegates will ga
ther together here.
The veterans are working
under handicaps, they, or
it, rather, is not a money
making organization. They,
the veterans, work upon the
principles of good fellow
ship. -'.The veterans have made
several appeals, to the news
papers, the welfare organ
izations the rank and file
of our citizenry, and it is
to be hoped that they meet
everywhere' with ' the co
operation, that they desire.
"; Once' i-on a time, there
was a man who went about
doing good without demand
' irig payment, credit, pub
Jlcity, or anything else for
what he did.-
''Even such are the veter
ans. It is to be hoped that
they get everything they
ask for.
o
, No, beloved, the stock ex
change member who bor
rows money to speculate
with doesn't give a mort
gage on his crop, mules and
household goods. '
Iclnal Jlquor la available, but ad
mit this figure la merely a guess.
Re-gauging of government
warehouses now In progress, hsd
disclosed that thousands ot gal
lons of whisky, believed safely
stored, have mysteriously disap
peared.
Manufacture of whlaky In the
United .States officially ended in
1S21. when 1.500,009 gallons
were legally produced.
Veterans To Be
Here fiiUForce
(Coatlaaed From Page Ome)
Wlhemi
1928 b NEA Service
'A
SUNDAY, JULY IS, 1028
Pirra diwiy cpovis
Tire itAMATrt mws
CHAPTER XUli ' )i !.b..,.;U. Ma- ii.
The next morning Nathaniel smite. ,. , i hate her.
received a letter written on thick Nathaniel guinea and tor a .
gray stationery. When he had moment me vaiue 01 pr.. .
g.ve'r.l mouth.' u wa. Z.Z'JZ. o ".ioi .ou.d ah. hold the..
promptly walked off the .tretcn " -" h kuew .he had been sec-
ot rug between his de.k and tne . ..Jretly meeting man who had the
door. Hi. coat would neve, hang ; Nhnlc4 ' to k' I lo ,,, mcney tut htr ,ud
the same again aa a result ot th. but Virginia pulled away ' ". , ,owed u0 ,uctuce
force with which he kept thruet-.him. . to be parted from him for two
montha? '
Nathaniel stood staring at her.
that I didn't, hut I was It) agony
over th.- thought that yon might
be in lovn with t'ultar. anil eram
thing luWd'luat you had de
ceived use. ; Can't you see thai
your oumMuc nlm that way III
his office r-lookod as if there waa
sometiitnc bolvfoeri youT','
(Tk lie Continued) 1
At tike Pine Tree
At the Liberty
Ing hla clenched handa Into the want to know what's
.wketa each time after taking ! wrong.- she said, not more than
them out to pick up the letter ; OB. pUch higher than .bo should ' '"r by
untlon hatl cnanito.
a . . a- A..twA mn ahffeutl
doubt and Jealouay. blindly hurt.; of Judgment held In abeyance.
Chlri-s word, of the night be- Nathaniel dropped hit arms
fore came back: "She won i aua vui w " -
stick, Niel: .he's got money In com. fade. .
' 1 "I'll tell you to begin with that
"r " . .'. ........ i.
And Virginia was proving u. i ' " i
Like a bird ot passage she wasjagalusl you." he said honestly, j
following the sun to the warmi Virginia looked at him square-.
south. She hsd done it wnen ijr. ana min " --
she was the dsughter of a rich ; her heart held a prayer for his
father. Why not when It was of- happiness.
fered her as a pleaaanl occupa- "1 suppose you mean where I
OB - j was yesterday morning." she said
"Hell, that doesn't prove any-! Quietly. "How did you tlud
thing." Nath-nlel told himself, out?" ' ".
If it did therad be a lot of np It was confession. 8he knew
hnsbsnds In the north every win- 11. Meant It so. Better to get
. u u over wiut i4uitij. . kviw
The letter on his deak proved be useful oowt too. A . means to
something, though. It proved
that Frederick Dean waa the vll
eat scoundrel alive ... or It
proved that Virginia was a cheat
"A rotten little cheat." N.Ubanlel
swore, apd was sorry the next
ter.
Man's natural tendency
to alibi costs him a lot. It
makes him buy a new golf
club every few weeks.
; ,The Orient needs cooper
ation. If the stork would
work less, the wolf could
work less. - ' s
o
. There's not much excite
between Klamath Falls nd the
lake is to be one ot the restores
ot the trip.
"We are in need of cars for
this trip when at least S50 visi
tors will be anxious to make the
trip to Crater lake." Canter
stated.
The northern train bringing the
vets will arrive here late Sun
day afternoon. They will ' be
greeted by the Klamath FaUsIbroker.
encampment and the Klamath
Falls band.
The first session ot the en
campment wiU open Monday
morning.
, : PROGRAM
'Monday
' 8:00-9:30 a. m. Registration
of delegates and visitors at the
Veterans- Memorial building.
' 10:00 a. m. Meeting called to
order by Department Commander
P. W. Kelley.
Addresses ot welcome by May
or T B. . Walter.. H. E. High
commsnder ot Spanish American
War Veterans: Louis K. Porter,
commsnder of American Legion.
Response by Department Com
mander P. W. Kelly. !
11:00 a. m. Formation of!
parade - at Venerans' Memorial
building.
1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Business
7:00 to 10:00 p. m. Competi
tive drills. Veterans' Memorial
building.
10:00 to 1 p. m. Dancing at
the Altamont by Jack Bowrlng
and Hi. Music, "Those Jazzing
Vela."
Tneedny
9:00 to 11:30 a. m Business.
1:30 to fi:00p. m. Rusineaa.
9:00 to 13:00 p. m. Dancing
at the Altamont. Muaic, Jack
He, the ac
cuser, had become tna nccueea. ,
"Why didn't you toll me?" he
aaked helplessly. ,
Vlrgiui shrugged a shoulder.
She was still fighting along the
Hues she had first laid dowu for
her campaign, but b.r heart was
sick.
"ilecause you would have been
jealous." she replied bluutly!
Nathaniel flushed, though he
waa glad ot something ho could
combat. Now 'she had atruck a
blow. too. and be did not foul
quite .uch a villain.
"Granted." he said quickly:
"but doe. that Juatify youT 1
alwara believed. Virginia, that
vou were a aauare .hooter. It
Cutter meant' so much to you I
don't see why you played me
along too. I can see now that
you've been doing It all summor."
"Perhaps I hadn't quite made
lu a uloture decidedly rilffeiv
ent from anything In which ahe
baa appeared tn Ilia pat. roiiecn
Mooro. wl.iauiue star, comes to
Uio IMtio Tree Theatre' today In
her latent starring picture, "llup
ptnaa Ahead."
Although thla production pro
vides hr with every opportunity
to dlantay her excellent flnlr for
comedy. Mlaa Muoro will also be
aeuh In momenta of deep drama.
in which Nahe Is aald to have
proven an nnuiually capable ac
tress ; , , - ,. .
-Haivvlneaa Ahead" Is the atory
oi a little country girl who mar
ries Vity card-sharp. Iiellertug
Mm to be an entirely boneat
young bweloeaa man. The man
ner ln'htch she discovers the
truth, and the subsequent action
vt the principal characters, glvea
"Hniiplneaa Ahead," a plot wlilrn
la uulqire In. the extreme. Kd-
muad. Lowe plays the chief sup
porting role 1u "Happiness
Ahead" ' which w written ly
Kdmuud Gonlillng. Other mom
bera ot the supporting cast are
Ulysn Taahiana, Kdytha Chap
man. rharlea Mellon, Robert El
llott and Virginia Sale.
, DiittHn Htm Miiair. "Pnll.
ment in a campaign when rjln Post orchestra."
the candidate with a desire
to ' set 'em up, can offer
nothing except chewing
gum.
v o-
MVdneadny
9:00 to 11:16 a m. Business.
11:30 Formation for parade
cf Bsthlng Beauties, and Veter
ans.
1:00 to 6:00 p. m. Nomina
tion. election and Installation of
Paris is trying to stop! new department officers. Re-
mihlfe 1riaeinir4Ypant nf ; Ports of committees. Selection
course, i i cases where both
parties have whiskers. '
' ', . o
;tt There are two kinds of
wives : Those who think
their husbands aren't mak
ing enough and those who
think their husbands aren't
getting enough.
-
' ; German scientists think
food can be made from
wood. Many people think
of that about the time the
first cantaloupes appear.
."- '',. o- ."
j Ladies seeking something
to reduce fleBh might try a
certain political theory that
has given results in north
ern Asia.
'! -o -
' It is estimated that 2 per
cent of national ' energy
could be saved if ll .the
salary checks were sefit di'
rcct to the installment men
of site for 1929 encampment.
Adjournment.
9:00 to 1:00 p. ii-Dancing
and Bathing Beauty contest at
the Altamont by Jack Bowrlng
and His Music
Thursday
9:00 to 12:00 p. m. Boat trip
on Klamath Lake to Ragle Ridge.
Cars will pick up Veterans at
Memorial building and take them
to landing at Shlpplngton.
1:00 p. m. Ladlea' Auxiliary
will provide luncheon for party.
6:30 to 9:30 p. m. Banquet
at Pelican firlllo
10:00 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing
at Altamont, by Jack Bowrlng
and His Music.
Friday
8:00 a. m. Caravan will leave
Memorial building for trip to
Crater Lake. v
2:00 p. m. Barbecue near
Fort Klamath. .'"' '
9:00 to 1:00 p. m. Dancing
at Allumont, music by Jack Bow
rlng and His Music,
Haturtlny
This day set apart for general
sight seeing, of mills and city.
.9:00 to 1:00 p. "hi. Grand
military ball at Altamont. Jack
Bowrlng and His Music,
Program commltteeriir..Dewey
Powell, Jnck-'Howrlnif hnif- N. 1M
Cantor, 1
instant. .
He'd got to see her, though.
God, he'd die If he hsd lo live
with this doubt all day!
He looked at his watch. He
had been looking at It every other
minute since it had told him he
could not reach Virginia before
she left her hotel..
. Five minutes ot nine! A girl
with money list wouldn't be
early to work, he thought con
temptuously. His suspicion was
uppermost at this moment. He
wasn't a fooleverything hsd
gone to prove Dean was right.
Oh, yes, he could see now thst
she had offered some damned
thin excuses oh the nights she
had wanted to get rid ot him
Get rid of him to sneak oft to
Cutter the wealthy young
1
Laughter rasped In Nathsniel's
throat. The laugh of self that
makes no sound except to the
ears ot the soul.
Strange that he could apeak so
naturally when the switchboard
operator at the Blue Capella an
swered. Stranger still that he
could speak calmly to Virginia
when he beard her lovely voice.
"Can you leave the office and
come up to the studio?" he asked.
"Why Niel, what's the mat
ter?" '
"Can you come? I must see
you."
Virginia hesitated. "I ... I
was out yester . ." then she
stopped, rememberiug that he did
not know about her visit to Oli
ver. "Won't you tell me why
you want to see me?" she added.
I know you were out yester
day," Nathaniel said, finishing
the halted sentence for her. -'I'd
like to talk to you about that,
and other things."
He heard a stifled cry and then
the connection wa. broken. He
swore as he bung up the receiver,
wondering what hsd made him
tell her that he knew. He
hadn't Intended to. Small chance
she would come now, knowing
that he must be in possession of
ber secret.
Nevertheless he waited In, and
In less than an hour the knocker
sounded at his door with a sum
mons that was certainly not de
livered with timidity.
He sprang to answer It
though hardly believing It could
be Virginia. He was prepared
for her to come humbled by guilt
There she stood. If she came
like a penitent .inner, it was
penitence she seemed to-be
proud of.
"Well, what's all the shooting
further the thing .lie had started
at dinner. ' Curlng'Natha'nlel of
love. . Love for her. 8he wouldn t
have used .uch a cruel weapon
as this from choice. but now
lMUinrii ....". . . mi Vlr.lnl. thruat
.: .k, a i Mm tovinVFred i " -! brutal. "Vou
l''!' L".. 'J.? ? happen t. be I. love
Nathaniel i1"1 0,lvr- but 1 knew : 5
nem me rcsam v. 1 .
money I've lost,
Mrs. Charles Roy of Portland,
sister 'of Mrs. P.. O. Dcl-ep, la
among the aummar visitors In
th. clty.t V t i ' ' '.
erlck Dean's wife
It's true, then,"
said, in such an accusing, hope
lessly heartbroken voice that Vir
ginia resisted throwing herself
Into his arms only bar an effort
of will thst ahe knew she never
could make again.
She walked away and sat
down. .
Just what's true?" she came
back, no longer able to smile.
Nathaniel didn't miss the smile.
however. He'd have been a mated
It anyone In her position had
smiled. '
"I guess you know about
young Cutter!" he answered
sharply.
"Have you had a .letter from
Mr. Dean?" Virginia asked, lean
ing forward. - .
Nathaniel started allghtly.
"You have," Virginia weat on.
"The same kind he wrote to Mrs.
Cutter, I auppose."
"" T. want to go through with it'
not expected her to guess hla ,.T u..
oner! My Cod. Virginia.
have you been doing Ibis for
money?" ' .
Of course," she said sneer-1
lngly. "Oh. I know yoa think i
the same as Jeanla, but it tan i
true. There waa notning oo-i
tween Oliver and mo but a bual-
neas arrangement." j
"I don't know what Mrs. Cut-1
tor thinks," Nathaniel said tart-j
ly; "but I've been trying to give
you the benefit ot the doubt Ij
couldn't believe that you would .
lie lo mo for money, though It
looked as It It were Oliver.;"
"Lie' to yoo?" Virginia echoed.
Oh. yon know, those occasional
when you had such' Important j
reasons for not spending the
evening with me. And you've;
put oft pur -marriage until I've!
had to believe mat you aom;
source ot Information, let alone
admit that Frederick Dean had
Informed others ot the same
affair.
Aren't . vou being bretty
braten about it?" he antd co(dly.
"Braicn?" Virginia repeated.
I don't know what you mean by
that, Niel. Unlesa you belleveU
wual .nr. una bsiu. -
"Haven't ' you admitted It?"
Nathaniel countered, more per
plexed than ever." '
I certainly havent 'admitted
what he made Jeanie Cutter be
lieve," Virginia declared, with
unassumed warmth. I have'
been seeing Olivor, yes; I. can't.
deny that, but I didn't know
that you meant to accuse me of
having an affair with him!"
She was on her feet now, hon
estly outraged. She had thought.
when Nathaniel telephoned, that
lie wanted an explanation qt hor
association with Oliver. She was
convinced that Frederick Deal
had told him of It, but she did
not think that Nathaniel would
believe what he said as Jeanie
had.
The use she had Intended to
make of the exposure was to
make Nathaniel believe that .he
was tired of poverty and wanted
money again. . She had believed
he would think she did not care
to marry a poor man when she
told him that Olivor had been
trying to help her make monoy
on the "street." -
She had wanted to make Na
thaniel doubt her as a girl who
-Virginia paused long before she!
answered. "I wssn't . sure I d
Iknow how to be a poor men's.
He." she ssid slowly: "but since i
you've shown yourself so resdy
to believe Mr. Desn's vile slan
der . . Ii;
"Don't ssy hat, Virginia! 1
dldu't believe It! I know now
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I'oui Tyler, are western atar,
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another "t hla thrllliug dramas
of ploitser II lo In the far .weal.
Ilia Intoat picture, -When lh
Iw Rides." will epau today.
In this. hi. luteal picture. Ty
ler Is raat a. a young govern
ment marshal who lament into s.
lawless town to clean It up.- On j
the desert he encounters a fuui-i
ciu. outlaw who illea of poisoned
water. ' Maaiiunrniltug lu tnlai
bandit's clothva, Tyler rides Int.
town In company with a travel
ing parson and bl. daughter. .
Reporting to the town outlaw
leader, Tyler la neraueded thai
the thing lo do I. lo luaaquerailn
as the marshal. In thla double
luuaquerade. Tyler outwits the
outlaws ed wins the love ef the
parson's daughter
The cast liirludoa Tyler, June
Held. . rraukle Darro, Harry
O'Conuor, Horry Woode. Charles
Tburaten, Dill Ncstel and llausy
rury. '''
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