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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28

A real war is being waged by Tree l Warden Bradley against persons de- | stroying trees on the public high ways. Stephen Feher of Greenfield. alleged to have been cutting trees on Bedding highway, was arrested and fined $2O and costs in the Town Court | He is the second offender to be ar l rested for violating tree laws. Alleged to have assaulted Thomas Carey. of southport, Alex kalpaugh ! was fined SIC and costs and given suspended jail sentence of ten days SWhen arraigned before Judge Grout As he was unable to pay the fine he was committed to the county jail to work it out.
 Owners of dogs are warned to pro ! cure dog licenses on and after April | l. The tags have already arrived at | the town clerks office and will be ready for distribution on the above date. If the licenses are not obtain ed during the period allowed a. fine | of $1 will be imposed. Post cards warning owners will go out in a few | days.
 Fire late yesterday afternoon did damage amounting to $25 to the barn | of James Bennett. The fire started in a hay loft and only for the quick work on the part of the fire depart nent would have spread and destroy | ed the building.
 The department was called out to | three grass fires yesterday and Sun day.
 The Fire Department team of No. | defeated the Brothers team .yester- l day in a fast game played at the American Legion hall by the score. of | 20 to 19.
 At the meeting of the Red Mems | Building association, held recently, it I 6 Gn1 tn o1 f f11GSl two | to run under the same management and to give shows Tuesday, Thursday, 1 Friday, Saturday and Sunday of each week hntil the end of Lent when the l schedule will be returned to seven days
 All the stores in the Flint theatre block have. been leased and will be soon occupied as theX are near com | pletion.
 Plans are now being made for an l entertainment and dance for the ben | eft of the new St. Thomas parochial school. It will be held in St. Thomas hall April IS and T9. The comnit- sists of William J. Granville, Mss Lil- Han McGarry and Miss Bessie Der gin.
 | Health Officer Laurence Poole vac cinated the children of St. Thomas | school yesterday as a preventative measure in combating the small pox epidemic now prevalent in Fairfield. Dr. Poole will open a clinic in the | High school today. It is expected that there will be very little opposi- | tion to the vaccination edict. l School children in town are jubilant | over the two weeks vacation they are | to have, but to the health officers | order that the schools be closed until the epidemic is checked. Dr T cbris+:an who recen+Jv es | tablished a practice a Fairfield, has | moved his office to the second floor in RandalPs block over RandalPs drug | store.
 | Traffic Officer Arthur Bennett is now patrolling the highways on his | motorcycle. The motorcycle was stored during the winter months while Officer Bennett did street duty. Cora Chase a grand opera singer. will sing at the Southport Congrega- | tional church Palm Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28

The American Legion basketball team will play the Farm basketball team Wednesday at the Farm in Black Rock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
GIRL HAD
 PAINFUL TIMES
Mothers-Read This Letter and Statement Which
 Follows

Portland, Indiana.-'1 was troubled with irreglllarity and constipation and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
Cuticura Heals
 Burning Itching Eczema On Child

"Eczerna broke out in small pin- pies on my little girls s face and head.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28

Cora Chase a grand opera singer. will sing at the Southport Congrega- tionaI church Palm Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
 SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE.

The proposed $500, 900 bond issue. will be discussed this afternoon at a meeting of the finance advisory
 board. No other matter of import ance is expected to come before the meeting
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28

Traffic Officer Arthur Bennett is now patrol1ing the highways on his
 motorcycle. The motorcycle was stored during the winter months
 while Officer Bennett did street duty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
FAIRFIELD

A real war is being waged by Tree Warden Bradley against persons de- stroying trees on the public high ways. Stephen Feher of Greenfield. alleged to have been cutting, trees on Bedding highway, was arrested and fined $20 and costs in the Town Court yesterday by Judge Jonathan Grout. He is the second offender to be ar rested for violating tree laws.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28

Dr. J. Christian, who recently es- tablished a practice a Fairfield, has moved his office to the second floor in RandalPs block over RandalFs drug store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
NEW MARRIAGE vows
ARE INTRODUCED BY
AN ENGLISH WOMAN

LONDON, July y English wom
cn are eQunllinR their American sla,
ters IN the scope of tholr occupa,
tlons, Women legislators, lawyers,
physicians and sculptors are fairly
common in both countries. Hut now
London comes along with = wom.
nm marrying parson" Sho Is tho
Rev. Constance Coltman. u yradu
ate of oxford university, nd joiht
pastor OF one or the west end :
fashionable churches
Some women like TO be married
hy Miss Coltman; she does not ask
them to use tho word obey" In
fact tells them to avoid II, She
requests the bride and th' groom
to present each other wl:h a Tins,
repeating tho words,
AS this ring now cncircl9s thy
finger, SO lot my love SURROUND
thee all the days of thy life,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grsis,dna's Sage Ten and sulphur
RsSipc and Nobody win
Know Q

The use OF Sage and sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair. TO it's nat
ural color dates back to grandmoth-
er's time. She used II to keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull. faded or streaked appearance.
this simple mixture was applied. with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at home Is mussy and
out OF date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" you viii get this famous old
Improved by the addition
OF other ingredients. which can be
depended upon 10 restore natural col
or and beauty TO the hair.
A weli-known downtown druggist
says II darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II
has been applied. You simply dampen
a sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair, taking
one strand at a time, by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two II becomes
dark and glossy. ADV.
Jaraid ciassifIad ada nav you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
POLICE MAY FORCE.
TURKISH WOMEN TO
ALI. DRESS ALIKE

CONSTANTlNorLE, Aug, \
Some optimistic ANA determined
Turks are attempting to persuade
the women OF the land tn adopt n
standard form or drcss. Optlmist'c
because Turkish women sccm 40
more inclined to wear q uniform
then would their sisters ur London,
Paris ana New York. and deter.
m'ncd because the corumiltcn dc E
Node IL thinking of ealing upon
the police for help IL carrying out
us plans,
where are tho women WHO
would consent to hl.n imposed upOn
them an antique anl strange cos-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03

II. $. GrIgsby, witness circuit
court, ss.aO
W. II. sa,crlcc. witness circuit
court, s6,sO.
J ]. McLoughiin. witness circuit
court. s6.20.
II, $. Wilson. witness circuit court,
s6.sO.
Keith Ambrose. witness circuit
court S22o.
L. l., Low, witness circuit court
Geo, II. Merrymau, witness circuit
court. ssso.
pollie Watson, witness circuit
court. SEQ
Tom Dixon, witness circuit court,
ss.20
Mark Howard. witness circuit
court. s6.sO.
II. u. l.. Stewart. witness circui,
court. ss,2O.
Arthur Maxwell, witness circuit
court. sss0,
Dollic Watson, witness circuit
court. ss.2o.
Jack Hunsaker. witness circuit
court. S2.2O.
Jewell Maxwell, witness circuit
ss.e0.
L., l., Low. Juror circuit court.
s2.?0.
II. $. Wilson, Juror circuit court.
s2.sO.
II. d. l.. stewart. juror circui,
court. ss,2O.
Road Claims allowed aud warrants
drawn;
Oscar Cornish. work. sl3,9S.
T.. VI. Lever. work. s255,T9.
Grover Cherry, work. st6.61.
Roy Smith. work. $500
Russell Lecver. work. s26.a5.
RAY Loosley. work. S25.l2.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03

tune found today url, IN mu.
rcumsf w ono OF the unnutlunN hurl.
ed AZ the rcformcfs. where "a tho
woman who would recommend such
n costumc TO pnOthn'' can u Tnr.
klsh woman OF old world Stnmhrul
droHa like u mod hnuUum of
nriatocrntic rora Nationalist fnnn-
tlcium h m excellent thlng but
only within limits"
The committee, IN answer 10
those aud Wundr, other attacks ht'
durkly II IL working on u
scheme to put over iis project, tho
application of which win he plnc ~
In the hands Of the municipal pn'
dee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
July 18Th. 1922:

Saturday. July 18th. 1929:
Court Met Pursuant to Adjourn
ment. when were present. r. II. Bun.
nell. County Judge. Burrell Shori
and Asa F0rdyce. County Commits
sionsrs the following proceedinss
were had: I'll T ss>
Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants drawn:
Herald Pub. Co.. publication court
proceedings. $3.50.
c. r. DeLap. expreS. Si.70.
Bushong 4 Co.. suppiies. sheriff,
Bu.honx q Co. sspplies. clerk.
Bushons & Co., same. ss2.50.
Bushong 4 Co.. same. $24.4S.
klamath Exchange. repairs. sher-
III. &l7.5O.
Herald Pub. Co. pub. court proc.
$3.50.
Klamath Hardware Co.. supplies.
janitor. $500.
klamath Hdware Co.. supplies
poor farm. $3.50.
Klamath Exchange. repairs asses
sor. SS.25.
Jacob Rueck. Juror circuit court.
$li.00.
+. c. Markwardt. Juror circuit
court $40.
r. G. Cornish. Juror circuit court.
$500.
W. c. Ezell. Juror. .circui, court.
5000.
Pinkey Barks, Juror ,ircui. court.
$3.50.
Fred NJ. Garich. ,uvor sireu': court.
S6.20.
Geo. strowbridge. juror circuit
court. 9t2.4O.
A. II. Newton. Juror circuit conrt.
$40.
Philip oden. Juror circuit court.
$3.50.
n. y. ruttlc. juror circuit court.
sil.l0. ~sOv
Fred II. cofer. 1aror circuit eoart.
$500.
chas. Axei Juror circait ooust.
$3.50.
Ralph Tucker. juror circui. court.
90 20.
NJ. f, cowiey. juror cIrcui: court.
S1t%?.
Homer L. Roberts. juror circuit
court, $50.
John Sheppard. Juror circuit court,
John Hsselstein. Juror circui,
court. $40.
Ss.So.
a. Kaiina. Juror circuit court. sss..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03

II II, C, sphinx, Juror circuit court
s2.2o.
Lee s,S,ivan, juror circuit court
s2,s0,
Bert Cook. juror circuit court,
$500.
c, W. Benson. juror, circuit court,
s?ao.
Sam Summers. Juror circuit court.
s2.s0.
Arthur Hilyard, juror circuit court
$3.50.
Leon C. Lewis. Juror circuit court,
s2.2O.
W, NJ, Casebeer. juror circuit court
s2.sO.
w. w. Finley, Juror circuit court,
sis.2o.
g. II. CoEad. Juror circuit court,
s?.s0.
W. g. Wilson. Juror circuit court,
se.2O.
Jay Seeds, Juror circuit court
si?2o.
G. T. Myers, Juror circuit court,
s2.se
IL. Keller, juror circuit court.
s220.
Al Melhase, Juror circuit court
ss.so.
NJ. NJ. obcnchaln. Juror Circuit,
court. ss.s0.
J. ID. Swift, Juror circuit court,
s2.eo.
Z. ID. Taylor. Juror circuit court,
sis.2o.
Manual Dabner. witness circuit
court. $500.
J. G. Patterson. witness circuit
court. S2.20.
!. c. Fraters. witness circuit court.
s?.20.
NJ. A.. Mead, witness circui, court.
5000.
Annie Horton. witness circuit
court. sl6.+o.
Anna Lynch. witness circuit court.
slt.S0. ......
Moliie C, skeen. witness circuit
court. Sl0.40x
Andrew BS,tner. witness clrcui,
court. $40
X. susarman. witness circuit court
s2.20.
X. Susarman, witness circuit court
$220.
Ted White. witness circuit court,
s,2o.
A. u. Reynolds. witness circuit
court. s2.20.
W. @. Brown. witness circuit court,
sl.2o.
W. G. Brown. witness circuit court,
s2.20.
J. L. Horton. witness circuit court.
John Thorsen. witness circui,
court. sts0.
Jack Drew. witness circuit court,
sII.00.
J. C. Patterson. witness circui,
court. s2.2o.
II. A. Thiede. witness circuit court.
s24O.
Arthur MeKoen. witness circuit
court. $1,000.
II. n. Hin. witness circuit court.
s2?0.
Mrs. r. J. Murray. witness circuit
court, sac.
Maybelle Ledvitt. witness circuit
court. $500.
Burt +. Hawkins. witness circuit
court, s2.20.
J. q. Patterson. witness circuit
court. s2.20.
Martin stocschler. witness circuit
court, $40.
I J. W. Turner. witness circuit court.
$500. .A.,I
B c. V. Allen. witness circuit court.
s2.2o.
c. v. Allen. witness circuit court.
s2.2O.
chas. Walker. witness circuit
court. $500.
Lawrence Campbell. witness cir
cult court. $500.
John Noble. witness circuit court. !
$3.50.
Mildred Noble. witness circuit
court. Si2.40.
Geo. Noble. witness circuit court.
1880.
Clarence Walker. witness circuit |
court, sl4.00.
Chas. Walker. witness circuit |
court, $14.00.
Dan Driscoil, witness circuit court.
$3.50.
Jack Driscoll. witness circuit court.
1920.
Everett Malone. witness circuit
court, S14.00.
Jesse McCartie. witness circuit
court. 5000.
VIM. Wood, witness circuit court.
s9.4O.
Ed Miller. witness circuit court.
1890.
John Turnage. witness circuit I
court. $3.50.
Rube vinson. witness circuit court.
$11.sO.
Bertha vinson. witness circuit
court, $ll.S0.
w. w. Warren. witness circuit
court, $1,000.
G. B. Brown, witness circuit court,
5000.
James Horn, witness circuit court,
$l2.40.
John Horn. witness circuit court.
s940.
Dewey Horn, witness circuit court.
s9.40.
II. ]. O'Br1en. witness circuit court,
$1,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03

\ pathetic plea against ja2k comes
from the south All the mocklng
birds ate trying to go HE u taNna
phone"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03

] G. Taylor. work, stS,9S
Klamath Hd'wsrc Co. supplies,
Sigsi
Market Road Claims allowed aud
warrants drs wn;
Earl Cornish, time Poe V, Mkt.
Rd. siT.97.
Oscar Cornish, time Poe V. Mkt.
Rd. s2O.g1.
Road Bond Claims allowed aud
warrants dawn;
Earl Cornish. time, SiT,9s.
Oscar Cornish, time. sb5,a2.
Whcreupon Court Adjourned until
Monday. July IL. i022.
Il. II, BuNNEtl,
County Judge.
DrRRElL SHORT.
co. Commissioner
ASA FORDfCE,
Co. Commissioner
-
Outfit for your outings ut X. X X,
Stor, -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

Harry Thrasher, Juror ci~cui,
court. s21.6o.
s. A. White, Juror circuit court,
sts.so.
J, L, sparretorn, Juror cirecit
court. Ssl.eo.
!. p, Chambers, juror circui,
J, y, Van Meter, Juror circuit
NJ. NJ. Montelius, Juror circuit
court. S2I,60.
l.. J. Horton. Juror circuit court,
sli60.
John Goldman, juror circuit court,
s24.6o.
4. NJ. Hammond, Juror circui,
court. sll.l0.
L. o. Mills. Juror circuit court.
$500.
Jas. Howie. Juror circuit court
F. O. rrcuer. Juror circuit court,
$4,000.
Peter Gerges. Juror circuit court
se1.60.
Lyle Redfield. Juror circui, court.
$3.50. " "ss
viii Neubert. Juror circuit court.
s2.2o.
Henry Boivin. Juror circuit court,
S?.2o.
Harold Grey. juror circuit court.
s22o.
c. n. shuck. juror circuit court,
W. n. McPherrin. Juror circuit
court. sa.20.
Ed Propst. Juror circuit court.
w. W. Finley. juror circuit court.
Joe Dewey. juror circuit court,
q. n. Fife, juror circui, court.
|S22o.
r. l.. Fountain. Juror circuit court.
Ss.20.
Harry W. Poole. Juror circuit
court. s2t60.
Lee Cornish. juror circuit court.
s2t60.
Marvin Cross, Juror Circuit, court,
334.&0
o, W. Howard. juror circuit court,
$3.50.
A. A. Davis. Juror circui, court.
$3.50
J. Hervi. Juror circuit court. s2.2o.
court. $500.
r.. +. Deweese. Juror circuit court.
S2.20.
n. Boivin, juror circuit court.
Ss.a0.
Geo. Bioominscamp. Juror circui,
court, $500.
X. sugarman. Juror circuit court.
s6.so.
II. A. Talbot. juror circuit court.
J. C. Brockenbroush, juror circuit
court. $3.20.
Ed Bloomingcamp. Juror circui,
court. s220.
Fred Buesins. Juror circuit court.
$2.2o.
W. G. Brown. juror circuit court.
500.
w. II. Clark. Juror circuit court.
1920.
A. Banter. juror circui, court.
J. Ryan. juror circui, court.
c. F. Moeller. Juror cIrcri, court,
s?.2O. I
Jack Aims,er, Juror circuit court. |
=. p. Nelson. juror circuit court. |
$500. n 49, h \
r. W. Tower. Juror circui, court.
$500.
Clyde Bradley. Juror circuit court. |
S6.20.
q; D. W. Heavilin. Juror circuit court.
Ed Geary. juror circuit court, !
Henry Ketsaever. juror circuit
court. s2.20.
q. +. sevits. juror circuit court.
s2.20.
J. L. Beckiey. juror circuit court.
s2.2O.
Arthur Hilyard. juror circuit court
Merie4Iouston. juror circuit court.
t2.2O.
T. NJ. Cunningham. Juror cir. court
e2.20.
w. b. Stevens. Juror circuit court.
Jasper Bennett. Juror circuit court.
@. d. Folsome. Juror circuit court.
1890.
B. p. Lewis. Juror. circuit court.
I2.2O.
C. b. Johnson. Juror circuit court,
|l2.40.
J. @. Wight. Juror circuit cosft.
$40.
r. b.. Amick, Juror circuit court,
'l5.40.
r. f. Smith. juror circuit court.
'2.20.
C. J. Quigley. juror circuit court.
1890.
b. II. Ross. Juror. circuit court.
1920.
Fred Buesing. Juror circuit court,
'2.20. |,
A. V. Tindall. Juror circuit court,
1920.
Frank Wilde. juror circuit court.
2.20.
Roy Durbin, Juror circuit court.
1920.
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0OINCS OF THE DUFFS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-03
saturday July s,h. 1898.

but"Tuhy July otH, lSx<.
Court Met Pursuant % Adjourn
iiicnt, when were present: II. II
Bunncii. County Judge, and Bnrrei
Short, County Commissioner the fol
lowing proceedings were had:
Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants drawn:
Robert Fryrear. board inmates,
poor farm, $303.s%.
Robert Fryrcar. salary and nurse
salary. $4,000.
Reckard Auto Service, 'jitney sher-
iff. $3.50.
=. Tanner, salary Dep. Surveyor.
siss.7a. -
Clarence Brnwley. work surveyor
sgi.17.
8. s. Clark. work surveyor. s7s.9s.
J. y. Reed. work and car. surveyor,
s272.s5.
NJ, l.. johnson. expense assessor.
ii. j. winters, supplies sheriff.
si250.
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. service $s4.75.
Perkins Furniture Co.. supplies.
sheriff. $4,000.
Pacific Tel. 4 Tel. Co. service.
sl0.25.
Drummond Print shop. supplies
school supt., $2.50.
Elizabeth Scanlon. aid minor, $65.-
90
l.. l.. Low. tax for irrigation. poor
farm. Sl9s.6t.
Irwin Hodson Co., supplies sup,,
s5.05.
star Drug Co.. supplies supt. sa.75.
Western Union Tel. Gov service.
SEQ. ,...., ..
Western Union Tel. Co... service.
s7s5. i' 10 -
burroughs Add. Mich. Co, service.
$6.I0. s.i.f .r aUt.t
Natl School, OF Methods. supplies
school supt. 800.
John Shannon, repairs. sf.25.
westerm Union Tel. Co.. service.
s2.54. 80
Western Union Tel. Co.. service
$i0.2i.
worticy's Taxi Service. titney
Dist. Atty. S32.75.
Western Union Tel. Co.. service
SI.9s.
Western Union Tel CO.. service.
Sia.52.
Road Claims allowed and war.
rants drawn:
A. Stiffler. work S75.Sl.
Ray Stifflcr. work. e61.03.
u. Dordon. work. $20.s3.
II. Chapman. work $500.
o. X. Blacksmith shop. balance.
Pacific Tel. q Tel. Co. service.
s3.75.
Geo. boyd. work, sss.3&.
Herman Trotf. work. e<s.<6.
Otto Buiasa. work. e6ts2.
Guiibcrt Harrison. work. as9.0s.
Tom Bartel. work, &ls1.l9.
Jim Edsall. work. &<S.67.
Percy Whetstone, work. $l0.17.
Merrill Wallis. work. 937.69
y. w. Whetst0ne. work. e25l.6<.
Big Basin Lbr. Co.. supplies. &23.-
05.
Roy Fouch. supplies. $500.
c. Leon Lewis. work. $500.
Roy Holt. work. t67.S4.
Morgan Smith. work. e57.&l.
Roy Holt. teams. $1,000.
Chas. Balls. work. SASS.
e. M. kirkpatrick. work. S?1s.27
II. r. Wilson. work. S32.t5.
Vincent Jelenick. work. t32.3i.
Jack McCOumb. work. sl4.SS.
Market Road Claims allowed and
warrants drawn: -.t.
II. r. vicory. work LanEcli V. mkt.
Rd.. 1888.
Bud MAXWELL. work Lanseil v.
Mkt. Rd.. 37.1s.
Library Claim allowed aud war;
rant drawn to
The Electric Shop. supplies. s3.s0.
Whereupon Court Adjourned Intii
Saturday. July 18th. 1899.
II. II. BuNNELL.
County Judge.
BURRELL SHORT.
Co. Commissioner
Saturday, July 18th, 1899:
New Britain herald., 1922-09-23
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS
 Adele Ncw Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

matter with the car"
 "Oh. you anointed little--tarradid- dler !" Lillian exclaimed. She was still holding my shoulders, and. she swayed me back and forth as she spoke. T went out just now and looked at the car myself But that isn't all. One of Tom Chester's men came in just now and told of a car load of drunken men on the other road. who were trying to get to the hospital with two of their number who were hurt They were telling a wild tale of a women who ran them down, and as he had seen you pass them tonight he came up to see If you were all right"
 Margaret, Margaret l"
 T suppose was the only woman driving tonight" I said with a feeble attempt at sarcasm which Lillian promptly squelched. ln.
 "Of course you were-the only woman driving alone" she retorted Don't parry any longer, come clean with it. Were you hurt in any way, and what did happen
 "Oughtn't you to be with Mir. Chester?" I made a last feeble at tempt to block her insistence, for l felt positive physical repulsion against relating to any one the tale of that wild ride.
 No !" she said explosively MT. Chester has pr. Petit and your father. And we haven't but a min ute or two. for Allen is bringing Smith down to the library, and we want to be there. So talk quickly"
 There is no use resisting Lillian when she makes up her mind to any thing. So reluctantly I pictured the chase of my car by the drunken men, my eluding of them. their blocking of the road and my crash through and escape home.
 T wonder how badly those men are hurt" I said worriedly.
 T hope you killed them,' Lillian said with a vicious little click of her teeth. while her hands frightened on my shoulders. You brave, resource full girl, I'm proud of you But, oh, my dear you might has been killed."
 There was the suspicion of quaver in her voice, and I knew that she was deeply moved. But Mother Graham, her old face working with emotion, swept her away and took me in her arms
 Margaret, Margaret" she crooned over and over again. while my heart eaped anew to the knowledge that despite my mother-in laws crankiness she really loved me.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-23
How Lillian Wrung Hidden Facts From Madge and What Mother
 Graham Did,

Lillian's query 50 astonished me that for a second or two l could only gape ludicrously at her. But 1t gal vanized my mother-in-law into rapid speech, and effectually halted her trip to Katie's room
 What do you mean?" she demand cd imperiously of Lillian, and SUD- pressed little smile at her cavalier attitude. To my doughty mother-in. law all men and women are alike. I believe she would bully Lloyd George or President Harding with equal aplomb.
 Lillian rarely fails In courtesy to the elder woman. but she evidently was too tensely' wrought up for the amenities of life. Mother Graham might not have spoken for any atten- don which Lillian paid to her. In. stead. my friend came over to me- grasped me by the shoulder and shook me in loving exasperation.
 You were in some awful danger on that ride to the hospital she said with a positive infection. You needn't deny 1t. for l know good deal. But I want you to spill every thing you know
 How did you know" asked be- wildered, for had spoken no word even to Lillian of my wild ride and narrow escape from the carload of drunken men.
 For one thing, Allen suspected
 mething from the way your car
 e up the drive-he was watching
 pr you, indeed, he was just ready
 out and hunt for you
 Lillian is Insistent.
 A tiny thrill of gratit1ed vanity, of which I was instantly ashamed, ran through the annoyance which I felt at this information. I was sure that Mir. Drake's watchfulness had its roots in his love for bossing things and his dislike of being thwarted. He had practically forbidden me to go to the hospital, and I had driven quickly away to avoid his company on the expedition, the offer of which he had urged upon me. But I couldn't help being pleased at the knowledge that beneath his arrogance there lay a very real concern for my safety
 did not care to have Lillian's keen perceptions of my mother-in- avs uncanny instinct discover my ally, however, so I took refuge in an hnoyed stiffness of manner.
 MT. Drake is pleased to dream" said pettishly. There is nothing the