PAfiE KJGHT
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
September 1'.' 1033
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I OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William. 1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE a
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HI UK TODAY
fcVIC ll.ni.KHS. preMv Hwi(.
nt to KAKI.K HAHNKS inl'r
lUlnjf in h linger of llili' depart
ment irtnrr, weerctely inarm
H k IMOklt, a nmM iiit-lion u
Mriiitiiideiit. I ck KMrt her
contin ted employment '"! plejtd
for home, but rive l determin
rd to ieo on working.
MAHVA VI.AI), fusion nrtur
m! Altl.KNK SMITH, Mi-no,
m titer In the mHortisiiig ofliet,
notice cuitctneiit. hut do
But PUsHrt lir M.vrrt. Two hour
1 1 rr h it tna rr Ine v lrn s
I luil hIh miikt mnkc trip lo Now
York for the mom. mid that -muH
lti ve lli At night.
She waIin until lie and IMi-k
are at dinner Mrre lolling him
thin new. Dltk taken her to llir
till Ion and wnt her alwml tn-r
train. t-roiii the train window
he area him Join Rny party
of young people,
XOW iO OX WITH TIIK STOKY
CHAPTER III.
VE awoke with the davu and
y for a long while watchini;
the wintry Hudson river as the
train sped by. She wonderea
bout Dick what he was doiu
at this hour, whether he wa
sleep nd dreaming of her or on
hi way to work. She reached
tinder her pillow for the chamois
bag. It wa8 there and the litt'.e
gold wedding ring was safe. She
tried the ring on and decided to
wear It until she arrived at the
hotel.
Over - her black pajamas sh
lipped a black silk robe with a
great, golden dragon heavily em
broidered on the back. A pair oi
golden mules completed her Pull
man ensemble and she picked up
her dressing case and made for
the dressing room.
"Good morning." an uncertain
Tofce greeted Eve as she entered
"Good morning, Eve answered
with a swift appraisal of the
young creature before her. An
extremely plain face, but one
which was rapidly being trans
formed by the expert use of cos
metics. The other girl drew a
bine wool frock over her bead In
one quick motion. Then she ,stood
before the long mirror and pullen
the dress tightly over her hips,
turning right and left.
"There! All ready for the big
adventure." she announced pertly.
Eve lifted her eyebrows inquir
ingly. The girl lit a cigarette and
confided. "I'm as nervous as a cat.
Thi8 is my first trip to New York.
Married girl . friend lives right
across the river in New Jersey
but she doesn't expect me. You
see, I've taken my life in my own
hands. I want to find a husband
before the bells ring 30. There's
a new crop of girls springing up
every year and there certainly
aren't enough eligibles to go
around at our four corners. M?
sister discovered it too late, so
I'm bitting for new pastures be
fore I'm past the age.
Eve fluffed her hair with a lit
tie jade and gold comb. The girl
watched her.
"That's a pretty wedding rin.'
she said. "Well, you're one of
the lucky ones to have a hus-j
band fn these days of competi
tion!" The girl's hand was on the door
knob when she turned back, "My
name's Corinne Devore." she said,
and paused. "Not that we're like
ly to meet again, of course,
hurried ou when Eve remained
silent, debating whether or not to
return the confidence by telling
her own name. "I know what
you're thinking." she went on de
fiantly. "That it sounds made up.
Well, it Is! My real name is Com
Dilly. I've always hated it and I
didn't see any reason for drag
ging It along to New York."
pea aunt style in a quaint Freuvh
restaurant.
That evening Kve dressed foi
dinger In a new gown of pale gold
lace. it represented the men.
tire of her yielding to the trmiia
t Ion to p it iv h a se every lo vc '.y
thing she beheld.
She found herftelf warming to
Freda Carter. With her Kve tell
none of the barrier of formality
mat ouen emts between women
who are brought to gel her by pro
fessional interests. They diued
pleasantly at Kve g hotel.
"About tonight." Kreda said
over the coffee cups, "1 thoucht
you'd like to see a musical com
edy so arranged for it. t met an
interesting man on. the bhip. Ern
est Franks is his name. He's 30-
itiff to cut) for UK at eight o'clock
Kve said he would enjoy going
to the theatre. She was surprised
when two men Instead of one met
them as she and Kreda left the
elevator.
"I brought this lone wolf
along." Franks explained aftr
Introducing Theron Reece, 'be
cause he needed company. I note
you'll like him."
"He looks likable." Freda uid
as she and her escort led the way
to a taxicab. Kve foltowed with
Heece, whose charms easily over
shadowed those of Franks.
Judging from the applause the
musical show was a great sucee..
Eve followed Its theme only
vaguely. She permitted herself
to lapse into lethargy, rousing oc
casionally to smile brightly at her
companions. She was conscious of
pleasing music and then the final
curtain.
Theron Reece hummed one of
the song hits as be guided her
through the lobby. As .they Join
ed the throng waiting for carts
outside be suggested a night club.
Reece was disappointed when 1
the head waiter was unable to I
seat them at a table in the inn?
circle. A smart chorus of you.-.g
girls was dancing vivaciously,
beautifully. The applause was
hearty and long. Then the danc
ing space was cleared for patrons
Franks did not dance, but Ree.-el
apparently wanted to be on tb.
floor alt the time. Again and 1
again he managed so that he and I
Ere were on the floor and the!
center of attention before the
other dancers left their tallies.
Eve was not quite sure she liked
this. The lights turned to a ro:
glow and the orchestra playeu i
waltx that made Kve think of I
Dick. Reece held her closely, but I
Eve drew away.
When they returned to thtirl
table Freda was displaying a
cigarette case she had purchased I
in Paris. She passed it aroi.ad.
Eve glanced at the other tables.
then hesitatingly took a cigarette. I
Franks closed his hand av-.r it. I
Don't," he said. "It spoils the!
illusion." Then he added, "With
apologies to Miss Carter!" Feda
smiled. She did not mind.
And don't drink, either.
Reece added, as be poured ihe j
contents of a silver fla?k into I
three glasses of ginger ale. "We
want you to keep that 'little girl'
look. It's a rare thing In a place!
like this."
As they left the night club Ern
est Franks suggested walki j
few blocks before he escort! I
Freda to her sister's home ii
Brooklyn. "Fifth avenue Is ri:
around the corner," he said. "It's I
a glorious night, and the windows)
after midnight are alwava worth I
n looking at."
Freda agreed to walk with him
The sidewalks were dry and hei I
long fur coat protected ner
against the cold. But Reece pre
tested that Eve's wrap was inad
equate, so they separated. Reeve
signaled a taxicab and he and Eve I
drove to her hotel.
"Are you so absurdly yourg as
you look?" he asked. Then, with
out waiting for an answer. h de
liberately took her hand. He
held it tightly and Eve did not
try to withdraw it. Aftei all. it I
was but a few blocks to th? hotel.
Suddenly the man took her fn I
his arms and. before sue could I
free herself, pressed his up
tUlls.
T'le: arrived at the lio el, and I
Kv-: without so much as a good
vglit, hurried to the e!e'atu.
vTo He Continued)
San Antonio Nine
Leads Play-off
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept. 14.
(U.R) San Antonio won its sec
ond game of the Texu lea sue
title serif here last night, by d-j-feaiing
Galveston, 5 to 1.
coMwinrs.
(U.R Mimi )(
championship h
lean liasfhall a
night by d'.-f;
to 3.
Columbus won the first
of the series, 0 to 2.
With that Corinne Devora was
gone, leaving Eve with the gumy
feeling that she had been a trifle
snobbish.
"She may not be so lovely but
he's wise," Eve said to her ova
reflection In the mirror. "She li
make people notice her. She'll
probably get her man, too, and
when she does she'll know enough
to hang on to him. Oh. how
could I leave Dick as I did!"
However, Eve was pleasantly
excited as the train drew into
Grand Central station. A redcap
took her hags and led the way to
a taxi. She reached the hotel if
a flutter of anticipation. sb
wrote "Miss Eve Daviess" on the
register and inquired if tlire
were any messages for her. di e
held her breath while the clerk
looked. Yes, there was a tele
gram. Eve clutched It tightly a8 sh
followed the bet) boy to the eleva
tor. She looked attractive, but
was entirely oblivious to the ap
praising glances that followed
her. Her suitcase unstrapped
she dismissed the boy with a tip.
turned the ley in tiie lock anr.
with fingers that shook, lore opet
the thin yellow envelope. t ?? IVTKItX.V lONAI,
Mie stared at the message ;
long moment. It read: "Inter
view Phoebe. Inc. She knows
what Lake City is wearing before
we know It. Karl Jfarnea."
Eve sank weakly into a deep
cushioned chair. She was more
than hurt. She was even a llttl"
frightened. Would this thing she
had dne always staird betwn:i
her and Dick? He couldn't leave,
his work to come with her on a
honeymoon trip. Why should he
expect her to give up her big op
portunity to spend a honeymoon
ftt home? oh. why had this whole
miserable situution - come about?
Later however ns sho rode to
the style advisory bureau of
Phoebe, Inc., Eve's trained mind
concentrated on the business of
the day. Freda Carter was tc
meet her there. They had ma.'e
the appointment In a hurried Lei
epbone conversation. Freda sel
dom stopped at a hotel when in
New Vork, as she hnd a sister llv-
ng In Brooklyn.
With Freda, who wus just bark
from Paris, her head full of f.iah
Ion -news and her trunks pu k d
with French gowns. Kve made i e
rounds of New York's smart 1
shops. ' They spent a leisurei)
noon period wlih some advernr
'ng vrmi n ov r fl men I served
Ohio. Sept. 14.
li evened the
ries in the Anfer
'socinfion hre las.,
ting Columbus, 5
gain'.'
Flapper Fanny Says
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