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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
August ' 1933
Bargain Bride
by KA THAR IKE HA VILAND-TA YLOR
BSEUMf HERB TODiV
LMOR STAFFORD telle as
lm wlla BARRETT OOLV1M
She Ml S aa he St. UDit
STAFFORD. BRaefe a a I a a a.
eefcaMes arete., ereaka te
IMm k eeevlaelaa hmtl
Ikai Blleer W a karlle (In.
Weea Bllaere aaat. wealth)
aril ELLA SEXTON. SI ek
laavae a. tertae ta BarrrM
Tka lmn AMCB CARTER
akoata BENTWKLL STAFFORD
Blteere father. Barrett talla Ell
eat tka It aka will euwvy aba
aae live aa a vaaai la ala aaa
fa a rear ka will give ka k
satire eaxlea tertaae aa aivMe
ami kav rrlattvea. tee rlaatrel
takcrltere. Kaewtaa tka aeaT
mar an a tataer Hta. BHaaa
Tka atarrtaae takaa eaaee. Bar
an. atlll aallevtaa the Baa Lata
has Ml kua. kaaa knaaaU mar
ka lava wllk BHaaa taaa eves.
Tka eeetev areata eeaaae at an
seats taa kaa falkta aad BHaaa
aaa aa ABtea wllk aha.
Years eaters Barrett ehlaMee
Ma kalt-aUtar. MARCXA BADw
HSR. aata raalkfal raaiaaea
aaa i eieaatraaslr'. Mareta kaa
la brok-
eaey at belag "so alone Bow," at
the toag jean she aad Beatwell
Btaaord Bad known together.
Bat sued aad be
Ta keep LMa Steflord iron per
escBtlnc her daughter weaM ka a
tannine task. Barrett aw.
asHer dtaaer aa Mm tub lag at
ker arrival Lite asked Barrett as
walk wttk ker aa Ike terrace. Da
sUHausj ka foand klmselt aad DC
aka clone dipped ansa by ker aids.
"We akaat Bare a
"Tron are anjte dovotcd to ker,
rat Tear LMa eaeeUoued. Ha
Bated Ib the halt-twBight tka hit
ter menace at her imUt,
"I lora ker with all my beast,"
he said tasdly.
LMa'a comment was a dry, "Be
Bghtfnl!" Baddenlj aka foegot
her tragie nle and laaehed.
"1 dost aaderataad roa. Mrs.
Masord," said Barrett, eeealnc t
aa abrapt atandatilL
"Tom well." kka assured ham
ecAYely. "I shall be happy to ex
plaia!" LeaakaT sracetolly against the
balustrade abac guarded the V3r
aaee Irom be abeer drop, aba
spoke at SeraM and the woman
ta ConnectlcBt. "I know onlj ibe
hare facta bow," she admitted aa
she bm hiked apeaklng. "bat I aaa
easiij Oil ki tee tops ot tbe take
K I aeed as all tooee
rfeaisT, Barrett reallaed, aMaat
A kartog Maroia's story broaa
caat to tbe world. Be stood with
teeth set aa bk) lower Up aad
scowled at the eleetered rights m
tbe hollow, Hgwts tbat he did not
aea.
Tbe hale aaarht axaa the aad of
Briner's happineis, lor he had
promised Marcla that ke waaU
aot tell BMnor tbe trae story.
"How mack. Is tt yoa want.
Bare. Stafford!"
She laid a haad on his arm and
at tbe toaoh be drew back. "I'm
sot going to be aoreasoneble."
she said smootbty, "bat I do Hke
ta think that wfaea I really need
help 1 eaa eeais to dear Bttaor's
"Suppose we eaalt Sewers," be
mKgasted dryly. "I asked bow
maoh yon want tor silence."
LMa admitted that she really
dtd need a little help. Things
bad gone so sadly for her In a
financial way. "But I think I
ooald manege with $3.0," sbe
told him.
Alter a moment's consideration
he promised ker his check.
"Suppose," Lids saggstted
sweetly, "we attend to It bow?"
Smiling Ironically Barrett
agreed. They were In the living
room and ka hod )ast siren ker
tbe check when Elinor appeared
ia tbe doorway.
"Inopportune!" LI da mur
mured. She traded off languidly.
Elinor's expression showed mild
surprise bat nothing more than
that. Barrett nnderstood that her
sense of loss was so great she
scarcely noticed anything around
her.
Ha drew her arm through bis.
"Come outside," he arged. "I
want to talk to you."
tllst Hemmlngway bad said,
Divert her. Do all you can to
divert her thoughts."
Sbe went with him without ob
jection. They were to leave for
New York ths next day. After
that her father would ae gone for
sll time! Elinor could not forget
tbat she bad clung to blm st ber
aunt's funeral. She had felt that
the and ber father alone of the
large group shared ths same
emotions. Perhaps ber father was
the only person who would ever
understand ber, tbe only soul who
would ever comprehend . those
needs tost can not bs voiced. A
hunger tor trust was one of them.
She could not feel that Barrett
thoughtful as he was quite
trusted ber. And love without
trust was not love at all.
i settled with her In a broad,
low, cretonne covered swing.
aaa wheat Barrett akapna. Ha
kaa svsetlsit ateaeaa eaves te re
veal aaa eat' alary. Uaa Mat.
taaa laaaaa akaat aka ear ealse-
aaaea aaa.
Bamtt aiakaa aa aaaaataant
men aa alhea Bw llliataa Irak.
aaa aaa taaa 111a aa ka ka.wa an
akaat Bar aaatra. Bataa ha ee
laari SslBer anas tkat aJatt.
Tka aM sa aa eallaeae aaa
Barratt Ma as eeaefert aaa. aa-
Bar a M WtTl TJU lint
CBAPTBR XXXIX
T M aaviaed weartag Haok
sees aaa tsahJag hragwaay
dsimitlt, aka mM
Dropptas aa arm aroand bar
shoulders, he drew ber elose.
"Mind that?" ha asked.
-No."
"Have yea ever beaa ta Cwbat"
he wanted to know.
She said sbs bad not.
"I tblnk you'd like It," Barrett
went on. "It's a gay, pert, laugh
ing sister ot Italy. Suppose we
start down there ta tew dayat
I'm certain I can gat reservations
easily. Travel's all going the
other way Just bow. Woald yoa
Hke R, dear?"
"It Bounds very pleasant."
"It may be a bit warm bat ths
wind always blows."
Sbs felt sbs would like warmth,
tbe said, as sbe shivered.
"We'll take long drives. Teal
lore the country."
"It sounds pleasant." aha as
peated oniiy.
He tightened sis area.
"Barrett."
"Tee. dear?"
"I doat want, this boast."
"I know your don't!"
Jhe began so cry agala softly.
He drew ker closer, la a moment
she was clinging ta him and his
heart began tbe aoaadlag It knew
fWW hi New York waa hot.
J Houses with drawn shades told
the world their Inhabitants bad
departed tor the seashore or
mo an tains. Stay-at-homes shed
garments and aweltered..la news
paper headlinea the heat wave
took precede Dee ewer aU ether
kin tola, however, test her Long
lajaad home en a train boood tor
New York. She had sat aeea
BHaor or Barrett aaaea their ra
tara taoat Cake aad ana longed
to ha aertalB aaat Barrett's hap
piness, iadieated aa plainly la his
letters, had saade him forgive
what aha called, "my Httle sins."
She was aot comfortable about
bbe matter. She had gone to Dr.
Arthur Palmer., rector ot the
chorea save had kneaded lor so loag.
sspeetiag te poor her problem Into
aympathetie earn. Bbe kad aeea
sare tbat ha woaM absolve ber
alter aha had given something In
atonement to aae at his tavorita
charities.
Bat her what had aot takaa the
pattern aka expected It woald.
Dr. Palmer heard ker lettered tale
sahhoat a word.
n eat hardened" Masehi ended
a aft dramatioalty.
"Voa wHl be aa loag as pan re-
"I name bars thaaklac 1 eoatd
aa helped by alvteg generoasly to
one of the needs aboat wMoh yoa
know ao weU." aha said.
"Give teaeromsly Instead ts the
need yoa know." ka responded.
He leaned forward toward ker.
"What yoa have done hi nntalr,"
he went en, "beoaaae seme day
the tacts vW eosae out and make
trouble for year brother. Those
tacts are sure to be nsbnnder
stood. M that bap peas they win
break his heart. Your Brother's
wsfe has seen too mack deceit and
dishonesty to torgive It easily.
Unless yon aae brave enough to
tell tbe whole Brath she may read
a He la tbe elrcamstantial evi
dence. That Me will end ber hap
piness as well as the happiness
of yonr brother who has so long
ahielded yon!"
Bands trembling, Marcla
wrecked at tbe clasp ot her bag.
"I certainly did not expect this
rom yon. Doctor Palmer!" she
said shortly. "I expected help!"
"I nm trying ta gtre yoa help,"
he said sternly.
She rose. "I premune that aeea
with yoa. Doctor Parmer, each
affairs are private and persoaal
matters?"
"Evea with me," he admitted,
smiling a little wearily.
After be aaw her ont he went
back to his study, dropped Into a
deep chair end smoked thought
fairy. He ooald anderatand Elinor
Colvm'a paasionnts devotion to
honesty. Sosne times be felt, espe
cially after each an Interview,
that there waa ao honesty m the
world, that be was beating his
head against a atone wall tbat
woald never yield. How Elinor
Oolvin won Id take this affair ka
dreaded to tblnk.
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