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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1929)
ft rnn ronn The Ktomath News' Published erfrj morning ax Copt Monday tiT th Klamatu Nw I'ubllsliInK company t 101 111 South Fifth ilrnet, Klmth Falls, Orvgon. Official rarer uf City of Klam ath Kails and Klamath County Robert Calloway Editor Lja-n Zimmerman Adv. Mar. ( Entered a aocond elan matter at , tli postofflc at Klamath 1 Falls, Oregon. November 15, Kit, under art of March 3, 18? ! HI'IWCRIITIOX KATKtt Peltrrrcd by currier, month $ .A3 iwiiMMaii hv pjfTlcr. vnar A.BO Pel I re red by mail ymr.... 6.00 SubtHTlption pahle In advance m Mrmbrr Helortrd Ortgua N'tapaMfr Ll Fad T if coaM rprefwntatWoa: Ar thur W. Sty pea. Inc., 8rh Fran' ctaeo, I'Oi Aufteloa and Torlland Kaatern reproentatlrea: Charlea X. Miller, New lork, and W. H. Stockwell. Chicago. Telephone 877 Member Andit Burvaa Clrcalatlot. BIBLE SELECTION AND PRAYER April 0, !!-! LET V9 EXAMIXK OL'K-SKLVES--w to yourselves In rightetrdancss, nap- In mer er; breajit:' up your fallow pruurttl: fur it Is lime to seek the LoriV Hll he come und raiu rightcfoiiiiness upoti you. Hosea 10:1?. OUR TRAVEL STORY The history nf thp ITnitt-iI ; c. . . . . StaU8 has been, in a Way, largely a history of the vauce in methods of trans portation. Tell the story of the different ways men have found of transporting them selves from one place to an other, and you have outlined the development of the country. Perhaps it is a dim reali zation of this truth that niakca the average Ameri can so interested in every thing on wheels, from a stage coach in a museum to a shiny new automobile. Much of the romance in this! '""I?. man w:u "na a wa' I to do it. new land of ours centers .... about transportation; where iRRITAIX aml America discuss; . .. . jU land, ownership in the aiit- "up '"larcti.-. Commander liiemones of ancient wars' and takes pride in stone 'lowed by the wagons towers that date back many centuries, an American town puts its pride and its affec-1 tion into its railroads or its concrete roads. Thus the advance in traf-1 lie in the air is highly : significant..: The railroads er a long journey. The wag- brought a new era. and the'or.s were neither fast, capa- , ., - , , j . . ' automobile . brought still , cious nor cheap enough ; tnother; and it is more than canals were dug. and the possible that the airplane is ungainlv canal boats be- ln,' ma" and ""'"' orrow.i , , ' . . and arc roMicd by licensed usur-; about to usher m a third, .came all-important. er wh,.n they decline to obey; The Aeronautical Cham-; Then came the railroadT orders ber of Commerce announce- Slow and crude at first, it ,,' , ,, ,, . . , i . ,, ., , sOIIINA will borrow on railroads cs that commercial planes quickly won the lavor of ,hat may or may noi be torn ! in this country last year everyone. Towns vied with up i.r blown up by Chinese re few a total of nearlv 10.- each other for places on the hi-nums. Americans borrow -n ,-nr, r.,, :i .:..u. ..c m. ..... Ameri an stock exchangj seeuri- 'v.ui'u iiiiii.'.-.. caiivill O ,- i D34 passengers; un increase in passenger traffic of 420 liof r.f f,i..H Hwi ,.,.:!, year. Even by itself, this news item is intervstinK enough. . Hook it up with the whole story and it becomes part of a groat pageant. The far- flung spaces of tho contin- ent have been shrinking for; a century ; Aew i ork and San Francisco are closer .. , now than New ork and ( Uoston were a centtiry ago. Look at the whole pic- I ture. First there were the ox-teams and the lone I'id- j ITS. MruBt'lilur alonjf over ; ro.'ld.H that were no Itlol'O than trails i,t-,,,i,l ,.f I ttxie ' speed if (hey accomplished 20 miles in n day. Then, an roads were improved, came the stajje coaches pictur esque, colorful und slow, linking together the infant cities of the east, and fol- TODAY By ARTHUR BRISBANE Earners and Parasites Take It Out of Shylock R. R. Motor Competition Who Owns the Antartic? Copyright, 1020, King Feature Syndicate, Inc. -)KhMIK.l MiK t.li ncrooa I IT with Mr. Mellon that un in- j come earned by hard work j should be taxed less heavily than Incomeu unearned, inherited, or i based on accumu'ttllons of wealth. i up prosiueiu kBun, hmir experience that. the work, men wear out. lie makes tho point, wisely. that to tux tho worker, aa yon ' tax the parasite is "a penally on thrift " ,rv - iHK debt experts are "getting X closer to an agreement on the amounts Germany must pay." The Mini of J42t.tno.Oiti in cold 1 every year is sujrposted. Instead of f 6ito.U0t.U00 a year. Certain payments by Germany would continue for iars. others for 5$ years. TT la suggested by the experts X that matters bo adjusted. In 1 (riendlv fashion bv ".ntttug the claims of the United St at en. " i That will not surprise you. "Undo Shylock" boused lo that. ... ... ,i, ; "u -""" I,,,.. "-"" sain, in earning,, luereaard ! o IJltl.71 a share, asaltist 15.0. . in is:: With pood management, an enormou. transcontinental traf- i flc and a monopoly of California s recent referendum. But Wiscon- I frt.(:ht and ,raff,c (or.ain has the "recall" and Mr. Her- ad-jl.OOO mUcs north and south. the .S" predicts that any legislator Southern Pacifb Is J'acittc is uound to prosper orerwnelming decision against en- , forcement. would be removed BUT a'.l railroads are interest- '-rom office, ed in the drop of J2.SS7.OU0 j ... Southern Pacific's passenger traf- 1 TJRESIDKNT COOLIDG E'S flc. This drop, affecting all ' i statement In the current Is roads. Is due to motor bus and sue of Cosmopolitan magazine. automobile transportation. so far as automobiles are concerned, : the problem la permanent; and son fcr two terms only, is new. flying will make It worse. ! Man's Inability to withstand ... su.ress. and the pral3e that goes FIVE" passengers, in a small car. "h It. explains many failures, can cross the continent fori ... f 40. worth of gasolin, ajnl oil. T)ESIDES II takes the average Railroads cannot compete with : D man abont four yearn to get that. But, on their smooth lover 'the excitement ot being rights-of-way, free of stops, with ; president and "the greatest man no rough roads or brakes wear-' in the world." The second term ing out costly rubber tires, rill roads should compete destruc- tively, with motor buses. Some Byrd. for I which all of the inland .freight was carried. Tl l 1 1. "c:"- "--Bt" on. Huge wagons labored ,over the Alleghenies. Pitts- burgh was a distant out post, to De reacnea only an- ii? 111-ui - v. a . j mrca i u n l the railroads missed shrivel- ed and died; more fortun- l u tf,.n.,f nnrl rich. J he railroads made it possiMi; for the country to develop as a unit ; when I hey were once established, the ereat industrial and commercial cruwth of the last half of the l.Hh century Lot tinder way. More recently the auto- mobile cmere-ed to change .i ,. . things again. It made a rov- cr out of the settled city man and ended the isolation 'of distant farms. It altered count less customs, chailKt'd the layout of cities. Iii uukI.I ill a whole new set of stand- ..eric ',iwl li'il.iia And now the airplane, j Look carefully at the amaz- 1 ,r,...t..tu ,.f H,;u ,.,,.,.,,.1 ,..K v , .. form of tiansportalion. It may ue me ueiiiuiiits "i jeii another era in our national! ! life. this country, W like and other for llrUniu. have claimed land near tho south polo. ' There will bo no quarrel about It. presumably. More than ten thousand years will jus, before the slow motion of tho p. lea uume. aituc jiiiu iwiuu iiv lanus vu'uablc rrfK lire only 1 2.tMH ears V from the -lute atone ape now. Ten thousand years hence. the human rucc may be "molted' Into one his family. In any case , it will probably have uuurywn international quarreliUr:. wells, or goal mines, with 1 m reus i n g com me rc'.a 1 ac- ct-ssibility due to fly in p. might cailStf trouble. The Itockefellora a;rt.ajy have "brought In" a good wej in the arctic circle. It would cost J ro.tMtv.H't to run a pipe Ifno to ft. Xr'TOU HKUGKU. of Mil Y waukee. Intelligent observer, j believes that prohibition Is losing lr ti(,M mi -fivcrnftifiir nnl .people." Tho fact that Wiscousin follows New York. Montati.i, Xe- vada and Muryland In rcmovfnR all mate enforcement nic isurcs from the la s m books, hi t!i!nk, ; , TYISCONSIX'S leaWature Is V not bound to net. on the l",", .hat a president may be spoiled j by constant adulation, as a rca-1 is usually the only hard working term except for hard work done to get a renominatlon ... .KItHAPS a heller nlan wou',1 ' i be ONE term of eight years with never a second. But, on that basis, the president would have no reason at all for consid-1 ering public opinion, which could not help or hurt him. I ! He might" begin Immediately . serving corporations that chose , V e n service for four years. It is hard to decide xIIIN'A needs new and better railways and will finance ,hl.m n(.re. And china win not I pay fifteen or twenty per cent 'mret. That kind of uury is reserved !"f American citizens, lhal ai,K themselves iu be told by their federal reserve -what tiei. with a wide margin of; safe y. That they tdtoutd pay n ! interest rate three tlmoB an great ! u;) ' ",nn "' ,a " J i They are un Northdiffe lined; 10 ;,' V(rv ,,,J'11'' P'-'i'-" THIS 'io:Mon Is add re; sed, ' with becoming reverence to the h it'll financial "bent miiidn." InrluiliiiB the federal reserve: You constantly exprown a desire that our Industrial and railroad flocks .-hoiild be widely held. You are anxious that tin- ciu- n yh',uUi llHVu "a Hlakc ln ,,M' eountry's prnK.Tiiy.M You think owm.r,Ilip of HUKk mak-s the owners eonnervative, mkH high ";' '" 1,1 ' -nn- Why do you allow money lenders i to treat (hope that Invent In j .I'oek - . as a pawnbroker would be i an old'ot ' ' : tIK venerable Abbe Jo:'e,h 1 llellr. of Lille, inni a yoiinR ; Crenel, t,i,i.ut were killH. ami nml a uozen itijureii, ny an oni i ,.,,,.,. X),,,lv(, I "un, siring nair i-.i.ainy. ". A IU.AKKNTI.V llm. Dallas, Tex- i,.,,, i.rie,i i ti.. Kr,.t,a rorl',;,sv, ,,,t ."" .rn"A as. News had It about rl,:ht .". htTJ'1'' ""''.'m " 'lro U?'T ,l,e hole In which tho shell was hidden. TUESDAY. APRIL ft. 1029 hill rod a vomo to life, mul explode- danKerounly, after ; belli k buried moro Hun Iwieo twenty years. And that U one roasoti why thia nation, with It enormous dement U wealth, ntul well developed forelcii enmities and vuvtcs should bo well pro tOClcd. TUN body rU-k In re-turning to America on the new cut. itwtftcMt mtUer of I lu Kronen navy. The coffin draped with French und Ameri can n.iR. lies in u chapel guard ed by French .tailor. President Hoover, chooHluK Mr. Merrick's nuecensor, will delect a i man for poverntuent work, tin ho would select men for cniilnceriu work for rime nit.i nlnlitv ! , ryiHK country need hi Frame j I n mAn .oiemv. sneaklnc ; Kronen well, understanding what A Huld about him. . Too inanv men are made am- basadors because tho party owes them Mnutlilus. Two nioti, at least, in this cen tury have bought amtiusiador fthipt for campaign ioiurilutions of -0,tti each. NKWS fro Mexico ;nm ho pe indicate littl for ri'Volntionary forces. Troops t.uUkly gathered, loose ly organised, poorly armed tan uot tttund against niinlorn w cap- ous. alrcratt. especially. t Mexico's government expects ! the revolution to colhipso within . a hort time.- Tho I'nitcd s ates warns the revolutionists not to do any more shooting across the bonier. f I'lmoth ITftFWP Sold in South Held securely in an antotno bile trailer. a th Tougbbroi horse, n sorrel with four white 'legs, left yesterday on the long Iriii f r Monterey. Calif. Tiic horse was bought l.y Mri E. C. Coe. wife rf Ciptal.1 K. Coe of Monterey, Cat, fr.nn .1 Frank Adams, prominent Kl.kui ath pioneer. t'llRISTI.IX SCIKNTE 111 Itt'HKS. 'Unreality" was the subject of : I the lesson-sermon in a. I Churches : I of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday, : April T. I The Golden Text was, "Tho ' atA hnnvA'h tha ur." rtt Ilia ! righleou4: bnt ,,, wa. f ',0 ! ungodly shall perish'" (I'snlmsi 1:6). Among comprise the following "Every rood Oast into Tho ed the tho Christian (."Science i the Scriptures.' i f.uuy: true. mal(e 't but error, not Truth. is the author of Ihe unreal. the unreal vanishes, -while that Ls r al Is elernal" ."NV" "Y s Quick Success ... . . . ". ' aH thu charm i.s New Yorker r,sr (l fow nmnths oro he wan RIVP11 Iter j'Mt. Klia'lOWlll I Mar. Within fhr hour.H, nhe hail ; , , ,., ling ground should remember that i-n-'"' JUI T M S" i I ' , F owing from the Bible: " " , , C.-.-' 2t .-). f, Xs . 1 j . tree that hrlngeth torth i .rrVlZl": iJ7 3 il A&'-fS & .-. i fruit is hevrn down, and i 7 """" !' ' &W.-I?aK3 A4 F JTiM fc&SLtf.' Vt lo tho fire" (Mutt. 7:191. 1 ... .1 . ,,, K "'T YT fr .i" -fj- ',4M R lesson-sermo. also luelnd-'i . dld th ?,d T"'"K0 WXlifrYtX kU" ih .. fcfS Mllowing passage f mm " " I rtttf:WS.& 7- f. & V JT 'fl . 1 iV ,llan Sel-n e textbook. . , . rHXK? fcf fi ViV5 S 1 IS Mlt and Health with Key to! ..... I r', fevOyieAi'-nS-jX S'MUtjM i "T?Lrl::.Xr Company. Eighth and Kia-1 XK-,;.. , v V . V titT Ot B IU, si A i v. Jar.-' r-AYARD " a real pat in th plc'ure "The tax will exceed lat year' by I Ih fore he learned of tl. l-oves of Sunya. $2."n.lMHi.0(M, it In very apparent! h was a :art'ed xprevsiou MIhji rtnyard wiys: "I am told j thut the national capital wants; that suddenly far-d ov.-r -Mil-my M-leriion was largely due to Io iav aside a few dollars for i tired' feature that brought hhu my prrtei t hUU unci lovely nair. I've reatlv never taken niii'-h trouble with either. For my 'J1'r I use Ihe simple method that! mo.t of the girls I know here In i New York iirr. o eu I Inmia vt Ie I ubout. i ho eiiM.v. All you do Is l put a little liauderlne on yourioloug tame f'ate laws to cut ( brush eui-h time yuu urn: it "Tins method In just what a hiny girl needn. It's io easy; and it keeps your hair and h a I p so clean you don't need to shampoo half un often. I am lettinj( my hair grow nnd I find landerimi helps make It noil und rosily managcibl.:. I can iirranuo It anyjt'!rc"t f"r '' "!:"'?!'', AH my" me on tlic ueurnn"e of my hair. I iliowllilllVH lieeaiise uatlMerillo liasllOTK, Hill 111 wickoii llley woiliil liloucllt out all ils nalural color n'"l ma'lo It so soft anil lustrous." iMmierlim reinnves i , oily - dundruff. It is delicately frn. graneed; Itn'l stl ky or oily: I doesn't show. All drug stores havu 1 the generous Sic bottlus. Adr. I 'piioughts We've Been Thinking We Wish to Defend Bert Hall of Unjuat Char ge; About Time for K. Sugarman to Crash Forth With New Coif Tog. Dv BRUCE DICSNIS' TVK Ni t. to defend ll.rt Hall against the charge nf b In 1,11 ilek simply bccaimc hi' took Itoturiau dan. inr "KlrN" over to Ashland to a distil t meetliK. True, liin "girls" created u acii Ration a mo n K veiling UoiarIaut, but Hort had to pn ide ig for Cliff Dunn and "dH up" Latum to mnke gitU out ot thrm: all of which is alibi for lU-rt and pi o es that ho is not a sli'ek. Jl.AMATH county's murder roc- orii Keeps c-uuimig. n is no 'credit to us, but somehow these t ranted ie coiitluuo to occur. ltt.l'T time for K. Sugarmuti to don hts golf togs and be lieve us when wo nay he bus 'cm ; and. in his dapper manner. challenges Henry Moe, preldent of the chamber of lommerce, for ( a game on the Ilcamea liuks. I D' KK ONKI1.I. In all riKllt. I In wa'.kn hi lu:o ttngrls fc:tr lo tread. When President Adaint of the Western Tuelfi wan hero i addressed the r ham her of commerce forum, tho meeting WJ, admittedly a railroad gather. I-.!... i;vorvh.iv ., ...ivin. n.l 'Milking railroads. Yet. Uuke look the iloor an. I In a frank m.iEucr t l.l the chamlier that he fla! arrangiiii; aut-'tuoliile trant nuriatiuu iu his own ag'-n y's ears to take the uiku iuhoui baud lo Portland. He got away with It, even if the Southern Pacific aud 'lie (ircat Northern do each have a iiuo to Portland. , 1 . . a I lei parking because it pre vents the usual number of cars mat h avenue. M r. C rimes has receivt-d his fiint carload und has placed tho cam on the fojor of bin well lighted and Welt arranged :how room. In a few days he will prenent to the public the- New Viking, a bra ml new automobile ere.it ion by the ()hln.oiile builders. W In-n thin shipment arrives the lirimeti Motur company will hold (fit of fieial opf-tilug for the gineia! public to call and k-arn all about the cars. Ed ward K. f'oJien, hi a to din tribtilor for the Oldsmobile and Viking at Portland, aud II. S. O'Oouiiell, tlitrict manager, urn tit the city as-dating Mr. Griinea In h I.-i opening. JL'ST to uhow that no bu.-iljf h Ih nafe from new rompetltlon ! that may arise, we ronpect fully call attention to the Iowa Agrl- I cultural college, whi. h ban found by grlinlijig corn cook U can pro duee an urtlcle three hundred times sweeter than the prone nt . . . . ..eii.s me usual iiumuer ui cars ,iv.f, iw,-,. by Marv Baker' I"'' " '"c yf-. ' 1 " ! placed the cars on Hie floor of his .?: Ai' -7. ' V H J? JJ. J2t 1 day sugar. The ougar eompanien ba- k to help ndjit-t If r r.ii. have their trouble uh well na biit hs hhrugged mgatl-ely und the rent of us. hueKed tile ertniii rlo - r Stephen did ind heconie awic-e VTilF.S Washington, I), f., an- (,f her pn neine there In th. nat nottneed thut there would be ; net lo him ipiiil tin- hj.ht-s wen no cut In tiixes, ultlioiiKh this turned up. Kveii then he'd talk- yenr'a rettirun from the. Income a TtliUy iiiyi ' tLA.M ATH bash. In the old IV , .nr, Ca' wc arc to11 nu 1 2 Interest to Uio batika -when in- dividual borrowed mmiey. Then. down the rato of Interest nnd they labelled anything over 8 as imury. Lut In tho great city of New York wo nee recently Hunker Bilker, who In eonnldered tho most Kolld o'ld banker In the United States, collecting 20 in- ord r trade. T or course, Is sounil business in Now rlile a banker on a rail who wonM pven Intlmntn that ho might ask 20 Interest for money. Wllen llllll. newspnper sui.eu niai ono - liulf of tho -world docs not, he lea I h::cl: Iu her it" it o how th other half keeps Its and tlircw In r w rap orr her riiiiinl ; legs from freeilng. (young shmrders with n slow I D Ml al Veil Law remo. t on - ;t 1 ' her at (ho Judo'ti lintel, h.i.n In r fov. Cur hiuu bed front hi r In a crow d, but sic pin it A i nil i ii ea telle the thelf n'ltl return t In mut t. lt iisKm to lake h r h in Not W Kill lit; to MfiMM UtlKl aiei'ul. hIu ln iifH hi 'ii to dituui , Hi- pin I Ml -a) h'l itmi hi t M tllllllO ilU k ltK und ratiu l ii vor with 1 1 u 1 1 k I'oiltlle, who h'pes thai Iht hl-ter will ml e no Hull pet with her ohl-iaHlihMied mtUint r t,i tiold ! Inti' rent. Tho cventr it it:.-, w hen I'ltmel.i Jiiilnn, ,tln in, v nt Mil-dr-'d i-iuplover, p'i on - :.. r t return t,i- tint y. : . ii . i n , her to the Ito' el ' ."costiljres him :t nli.i hn,l snt.l t,, . i I I itielu tie til Ml .' She 'i to t1. ef tiv pre ; l tiot hi'i 'i I'.nuel.i Alio tel s Ml Chii-iu-o Slepiictl t I tl" tlltltV tit (et it'll ,i".end th- e.'ji , .in.) Iln.k smilts Mthlieil Stephen t ifa v f . . tc!iltl)tf she w HH ear (totu tit i meet Hlli It ' ' her be is a l- o' . MiSdtcd tniok fortettlni: he i- - i vlrl is pl.i in I - t t Ml I I. Then h" ill-lie Ii. . (m theatri. an. I n ' kllowliii: th;;; t'ain- !.i Connor are l i U- t:ien CK XI'TKM V lil Pamela and lit:, k 5i;.e. t the theatre at: v the . m t.iln l..nl been rutin up on Hi,- f r-. ift. Inn tliat far I il.i not (, t. di'tii from l:tkltig their mmi- ome They h:ul p'.i i' on l h aVe, Hiiik ti.aiiig i ired thihc Nn l"f: Me foMiid u metii; I IIiNoii li.tlel. 1 for hi m .-elf w h :i Ihe ! ma 1 n in g pa : r i o . e ph u . P"i h Mildred and St"pheu re abnoriVd li: t u; play. N'.-:t lo r paid any uiientioti to the uevv- ; coiners. .Mt.dr.-d uan b :;:iiog ' forward Iu her neat, the ln-tiei to Hoe uroiind tho rn'h bu.-hy hind f t he i I of J.cr. lur- and ii in iroi.t TliU hroimht lo i tan: !y Into tu l:i the hitter took Ir r feature In- - view wlo-n li'iiec 1ie!de Stephen. l'am'hi H'llbil lo-.-M-lf tii(..-l!y, but h -r lip. turned ui .v:i -! In a MHtlHrietl miter thai foretold troublu for r'rnneiui.. Murk X' aehe.l nil iiriu at her ed with Mildred for a mil minute around lo te-e w hat had r:uie lit her ey. II" foMini blrn- !i look im: lulu r.'tmela'.t fabtely yinillnn faee. "Sorry you rorbhi't Join iih," Hhe ii M eon My. "(lei tcr luek if t tine M. hire. heard hi of cnur.i". hut Ihe iieiult v;i:i toi rurnrt lo he ojictily res-rnleil. Inile.cl .h... waliej to hear wh:it rej.y sie. nhen woulil mnke. Would ho let I I . " ! '-.' v ". ftO-Sji Sudden!, it ....urrel l him j ' " - ; ' T th..t MlW-el B.4V have re nted ' ,.,,..... jrjr r? '4 atl-'Bif! I" Pamela f)?. ' 'Vlt.'r-Wl '" ' '" !'"' ivrhaps .h knew jl,Vl".Wt'?,i ' V . S VS IMin ll w...l!d not like It. ' v'V."X ..- .ffsT ' I ' I certainly u duniii." '. yt ik i f-- Jri - ,' i. ld hun-. lf. and ..licd that ! j':ar' w ".v w k- ' , - i.V' i...t fA pain l'umela's implication that r:i) li) Mm .Iml.niii rril tu danec. his dale willi In r, Mildred, had' Wouldn't a niun ihlnk of some-1 cost 1,1m beller company for the iliiu,; .;;e i.,,i: -1 1 . t I winl.liri 1 eveninj? f o If I w.n dr. : , In i;,," ' Mildred derhiod nucrilv Tn l. Si.phen failed e-nirely In mt 'phen die wild shed pi.. nils... I her , tho ilouli!'! inennlns In -111 11,1 I'l'- iniilher to eolllu hoillu dlroclly I linla's wol-d-:. lie lo.il.nl I'.n.l ailer llm show, her as she npiike and re ..i:ii!.,-il 1 I'ameln overheard her. "Hoes ","'l- your mother doubt her suroeiis Iu Uli brows drew quickly lo- ; leaelihii? yuu morality, .Miss l,nw- j Keiher In ilimp line of dls.-iii-' ri-iie, ? K, a :l:. d, mnlllm; sn-! uroval. i'ami lit rnw it iin.l 1,e- n, 1 t,,,-l-.- n. v. u i, ,vas i.ii.ireu oy jeaniu;.; . , &KUTJI DEWfiY (iUOVJJS M.ia', The sinl'e on her (ace wai llliri uillnii o .Mlhlml "lltm'n the -ihou llink n- ked 'I't'.'lly goed." Stephen an swei-ed. And h bad Jnt been lellli.g Ml (died it ii a HOW. flllck. IIH'I'' IIIIII'MllI Of Ills III nit tie r) I hatt Si ejihell, looked pa-t t lie latter to Im Itul" tilt i ui pailleil 111 III liet lelll.tlk "Oh, Mis- Lawrence." he said in p!ened Hurprhe "Iliad to on " Vthtrid mid. led I iini. l.t i.iok.-d m It- v then mid hnltlie.1 l.er head b. I-Tl Mil lied hurefv retirnei the greet ill tt a-itl l ent her i "i i ei n pr-'fiain. She t paftifu'.' i nit choi 'f el er Ih'lli; heltl : wtotr; ll i' -f'li ng. that had be; un m g1"i loll- I v. wiit i Oil pie' el v dpi Oil .1 r-he t,-!E like ;i wieii he-uu- a bird of ptlail.iiv JI.T IH'W ille.H IIiIkI? h.iie be i ti a pfip ran ciiipitii "I to Pamela's ov.-lv pink satin A". I the Hilt ill stl llU u( iirtlll. I.il piaMs aroitthl her ti K wai Ilk.' tl i h'lii'H pl.tthlPg 111 eoll'riKt to I'allie'i n , re.iltt K1 no a'til I aii in ; dlatnoiuh. er mi" u round en lo r hed.lu;; m I'lltne'.l i.f tt ttl-p'-l illg a 1m lit her, with ad m mlt ion- not to oik e! There w.-re S' veial i re,i,;:i i jnr t Ii : h . tli,. h! f one be.ug h- r t h li attue )e li-uly . i' "v , ' AT ... .JV.' ' , 'f 1m m a: ;f:il hoti nd.iii'il hair a not l.i r. A Mil, perhaps, if-t t l.e !; t of ;!. v.i her p --iiig. It In. I- o" reel to jt.iy t hat lo r I ii-In ' rauie f .rf t'eitalnlv 1 1. ie nere oilier ni'rarilvo and hiji .et. d women in the nud- ' n v vvllu w,;r'' drawing Lir h-.i ;if:eii!loii. Mul I'.imel.i h.ul ,i u nil. Willi Huek on one tddo " ",1 t:''' oib' eiiltrf. Fe'.V of t!ui.- of iM'r and ' . of boldtui; o' who I 'Mlk'-d Slie did not ; was only t he pe: fe, tlon lo J '"-v -Mlldi' tl at A c'itt-r and titer1 hi nitty of (iih t catih the t cuught (hut und cm i.r-f not way except u he'i t here p. I;. it lllllg 111 ore fl'imiioy .'nf to he seen. She tried to tell luriodf thai 1 1 1 - in;iJn't be a fool, that Me phen had every right to fei-l m he liked about l'ai.ul.i (tut an he :aw. Ihrnuuhoiit Hie pt vt Hie plav, that he had lord Interest n it entirely and that he H'tiii- eil to he tlllleh dirtturheil over Mollf ihfng, Hhe l,tf-w ih:ii 1 won lil ito Imt ii d guild to deny t f-!e u aa hm . r;l." couldn't understaiol w liy Sfepheii had brought her If he ini:;ht have onio with I'atnela ji nd ho p' a Inly would havn pre ferred it that way. "I'iiIi-kb he's ju it J'-a limit bui;.ue I'uiucla Is h"ie vlih another man," :du eoti lnd. d unsniifactorlly. , It did n d surprise her, vhen, liie end of ihe pi-rfortminci Slet.h'.-ii Huireeiiteil that thee nil ;;,, ,.aves such worries .l tci!iiollicr." .Mildred retorted, I iiinK i rec kh simess. ' I'.iimla turned her hack e l.i hU l-'iilll. He nils irked In en THE KLAMATH STEW? lUROjiKly "Let's ro. Hut k." hii anld. nml did not i"'tik 1 Hbf'l ""' even whin sho uid B"d night Id Htepbi'ii (itephen i. i silent us be mid Mil.h.it luitght throtigli thi puh lug. iiulli"!: er.iwd to the aubway. He kio w. us eeryiinu knew vi ho read the Sew Voik newi paiiei that Amos JiiiI-mui had given hl chlldien tine ulopinoHier idler iiuoilK r. and he did not hlainu Mlhli'-I for reieutlnit !' iiiehii. n-uiaik. but lul polnteH re)olu.er w u i led btlil. )( bell. d h" h id plai'ud her "b In : t- I . und aoine how 1' ' reponnlb e tf , our e. !i Ii u'd ,'IT' fcMwu that Mim .t.i I -"ii would U"l wnlil to he cut. i (allied w It Ii olio of her latlui' In f tl a .he M' 1 !' llet t I " h 111 II" hii ma, h f'i And i ' 'I -he had i , mitlii)i N doubt ii. re Ii "I lui'red what 'Hi. In-. I hut Mildred'. I :i k hitil iirpii, d l. i.l nt I t ' a she Illtd .1.1 III lier lllillt"0l. lei. ilill lie Know tllut en i:t init more nud nun, 1. ' liltut .ill eVcnl'IK, nml tli..: le- .! iii""'b l'l'i:n (or II II. .1 liile l.illKliei! .Ulrlshl tl,., . .Hi II of h. I'elM Jealous nf Inii k I'.ililioi' Hill he would I"'' lil denied ili.il i( upei Miii I Pamela iilnn,. uii ih- m ul He'd heard Hie .I. T. ..( h.iw nil, ' I 'III I llui k, l.ut lie li.u.h't I'lipi I li .lllld k.i an, luit!l. r I'aiiiel l lief.e'f ! li.i.l l ild Ii I in i.he Hii'.ifc'i limit ; might I"' i.iix'd u(i Ii. t jinelhluj ijuerr he h. .. nl. I etiil In I.I, imwil. II hi.led In l..ive Mll.lr.d thinking li.- .ii t e tli 1, nml ln.'enild'rnl. .mi li. w . n Ii in l. ll her Dial I ,. , on:-, i n tr-.UK lo s.-e that !..:!. !.. v . ill I. ..in--' That he v.. i. ...'i.iil Mirk n.nld Induce Ii. t i. k . I.. M.ine tiiirhl rliib? 'I ). ,i ii. , e nf ili train Inado ( t 't.i.l litiieal nn Page Hit ct You can iiro7 a Sh'ak so every il'u iS Df. .':'US, but "zlhil if it zverc a Yof can control the cooling of thp trrk omrtfiinc dirli t :lt to dn with a mlr ot bfff. IiilU Lfoi, i.Hitrol the flavor oi ihf-ir (t!rr !tcaitip thfjf re.t only a trw pouudi at a tuiir he an rcluiivc, tontfnu vus procrst tjcjvr in butt HILLS BROS COFFEE frtti k'-m tki Pit iW tiMM-n I l frmrj It If A Ik if. 0;,;' r. 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