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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
back into his paws. 81 call that

back into his paws. 81 call that
wonderful - he grunted.
"That's what it is!' bleated
Uncle Butter, the goat. 81 got me
one. Wiggy, looki' Then the funny
old goat gentleman threw his rubber
ball and caught it as it bounced
back to him. "Better get one,
Uncle Wiggily," he went on, caekl-
ing like hen after she has laid
an Easter egg. "They re going
fast
"But what makes the ball come
back to YOU after you throw it away
from you!' asked the rabbit gentle
man.
"There s a long rubber string fast
to the ball and you tie the other end
of the string to your paw cN-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
TEN YEARS AGO
.Tulv 10 1920

Secretary Leffingwell of the FL
Centre chamber of commerce states
that inquiries and requests for in
formation about Imperial Valley and
FL Centro have been flooding his of
flee for the past ten days.
Deputy Sheriff Sam 7. Griffin
leaves today for his home in Texas,
where he will take short vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

planned the pig gentleman. "Nhen
you throw the ball away the rubber
string stertehes out and snaps the
ball back to YOU. ] used to have
one when ] was q little squealer, so
/ bought one now. 1t brings back
happy days.
$50 it does!' bleated Uncle But
ter.
81 guess I'll buy one,' said
Uncle Wiggily and, going up to the
dog gentleman peddler the rabbit
paid a nicklc, half q dime, five cents,
and took q rubber ball with long
rubber string fast to it.
"Come on! Let's have race 10
see who can throw this ball the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
~, u a. - .-4 y ~ - - ~ ~
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell Of
Imperial Valley for this Date
yAa 81 In Past Years i's1-
TWENTY YEARS AGO
.Tu1v - 1910

Since Woodhouse Bros. conceived
the idea of operating number of
pleasure launches on Salton Sea,
other valley people have commenced
to think of the pleasure a boat on
the sea would afford Lin Gage,
who already has Il sail boat on the
sea, is making plans for launch.
Pete Audurcau has returned from
Los Angeles and San Bcrnardino.
New machinery for the laundry was
shipped in and will soon be ready
for use.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Harry W. Krotz and family left
yesterday for Arizona. They go to
Bisbee from here but will probably
visit several other places before de-
Gliding on Il place to make their
permanent home.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
,July IL. 1915

G.. W. Brockman and nine other
prominent men of the valley 20 sure
ty for $22 900 to protect litigations
while long disputed land ease is
heard on appeal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Much interest is being shown by
leading dairymen and farmers Of
Prowers County in the formation
Of cOwtesting association for the
improvement of dairy herds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Clean gasolines require utmost care
in refining and handling. Case
lines that are treated with formu-
las that improve them are usually
the highest grade and that is one
outstanding reason for the splendid
success of our BluGreen gasoline" "
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

Centre, l. Grapes: Hebcr, .; Holt
Vile, /.
Totals for the season: Cantaloupe:
11.750; watermelons, $40: Honey
dews: 1866; mixed melons: l,423;
honeyballs; $50; japanese: II;
grapes 13; Persians: 9; Casaba =.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
None Injured In
Traffic Crashes

Two minor traffic accidents oc-
CURED in the city yesterday which
resulted in damages to the automo-
biles but no injury to the occupants
of the cars. The following is TAX
en- from the accounts of the acci-
dents made the city traffic officer.
Two cars, one driven by II. RAM
eriz, 474 Brighton, the other by w.
ID. Botkins, l4j South Seventh,
crashed at Sixth and State streets
at ) o'clock yesterdya afternoon.
The accident was caused by Bot
kins being blinded by the sharp
sun.
At Fourth and He'll, 20 minutes
later. II. Gumm, S3l South Third
street, attempted to pass the ear
'of DR.. W. 5. Sylvester, 400 He'll,
on the right hand side as the latter
was about TO make "A left hand
turn. The report states that Gumm's
ear hit the .igat from. wheel and
the eurbing at the same time. No
one was injured although much dam.
age was caused to the cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12

with its cute little toe, / III tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily's aero
plane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
Optometrist-Dr. Sem Bacon
Radiator Repairing
W. /. Stone - Non Board Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements The
as for Board companies. The prices to you are
remarkably lower. Let show you this real saving
Phone W. !. Stone PAS or 387-Office S3I Main. Alss
collection service 2"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-12
Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding, Boring Honing. Piston Grine'
ing. Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Work.
Pump and Gas Engine Overhaung. General Electric
Motors Agent Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Etc. Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40. 1922 Main Street.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
BOXEO
TUNNEY Y DEMPSEY PRE-
SENCIARAN LA PELEA
SHARKEY SCOTT

Miami, Feb. 19.-El gran a.
contecimiento boXistico del dla
27 promote asumir todOs los as
pectos de una batalla por ell caro-
peonato.
Cuando Phil Scott y Jack
Sharkey Sc enfrenten en- ell pro
grama international organiza-
do por ell Madison Square Gar
den, con la principal attraction
senalada para durar Is asaltos,
dos excampeones Y seis de los
siete miembros del comi,e del
trofeo Muldon-Tunney estaran
junto al ring.
Gene Tunney, retirado cam.
pe6n mundial, ha notificado 8
sus amigos de Miami Beach que
arribara a 1ltimos de este mes
pocos dias antes de la pelea, er
compania de su esposa, proce.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Y a la aldabada deteniase el
paS0 acknowledgements.
EntonceS vibraba conmove-
dora en- ell aire, llenandolo de
poetico y extrano misticismo, Ia
saeta, oracion ingenua, flor SEN
timental del pueblo, oida con re-
cogido, con religioso silencio.
Miralo por donde viene
er mejo de los nasio.
atao de pies Y manos,
con err rostro denegrio,
pa sarva a los cristianos.
-iOool6 -atronaba al con-
cluir la multitud, saliendo de su
extasis, dando escape al senti-
miento artistico innate en- ell
pueblo sevillano.
-iOtra, Mia, otra !-recla-
maha ell pueblo.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Y los costaleros, sentados en-
ell suelo, asomando por debajo
de las cortinas, sudorosos Y ro-
jos, desoian las llamadas del ca
pataz demandando tambien:
-iOtra por no~sotros, Nina
Y mientras la cantaba. el 4
guador del paso iba de uno en-
otro escanciando el liquido que
lleVaba en- su botijo de brillan-
tie piSorro de lat6n, que puede
que fuera aqua, pero que no nos
atreveriamos a negar bajo ju
ramento que fuese otra cosa.
Manuela regres6 a su hospe-
daje adn emocionada, hacienda
admirativas ponderaciones de
cuanto acababa de yer.
i No lie hay tai en- el mundo!
Mire que 70 lie he visto la proce-
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

dao aqui! iQuierda! Memo pa
sito quiero! Erecha! iErecha
ira! iVamo, valiente!
De algun balloon salia doloro-
so ell jipio p%reliminar de una
saeta.
i Paralo. iParalo! - pedia
Ell pueblo a los conductors del
1aso. Y Sc advertian unos a o.
tr0s con estremecimiento gozo-
so, senalando a la cantadora:-
Els la Nina de la Alfalfa.
FL capataz Sc acercaba al pa
SO Y daba un golpe de adverten-
cha con ell historiado llamador
que estos llevan en- la parte de-
lantera. sIg.I
-Vamo a para-advertia por
ell respiradero a los conducto-
res Atensi6n. A esta es.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

dente de la isla Useppa, en- Ia
costa oeste. Tunney esta recu-
perandose de una operation que
recientemense Sc lie hiciera.
Junto al cuadrilatero de la
gran Arena del Garden, Tunney
Sc cncontrara con su antique ri
val, Jack Dempsey, y sera Gu
rioso observar como Sc reciben
y congratulan mutuamente. E.!
Manassa Mauler ha prometido
llegar a Miami dentro de pocos
dias.
Pancho Bruen, vicepresidente y
administrator general del Ma
1ison Square Garden, ha sepa-
RADIO asientos de ring para los
dos eXcampeones y sus compa
neros.
Gran numero de conocida5
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
personalidades han separado va
sus asientos.
CON Ia LLEGADA De CA
REY Sc HA INTENSIFI-
CADO Ell ENTERTAINERS
TO SHARKEY Y SCOTT

Miami, Feb. 18.-Con la lie
gada de Big Bill Carey Sc ha
intensificado ell entrenamiento
de los gladiadores que aqui pc
learan ell dfa 81, aunque ell pre-
sidente de la Corporation Ma
olson Square Garden es proba-
bic que no presence ell combate,
por tener que haceT un viaje a
la America del Sur.
Por haberse dicho que Scott
tenia lastimada la mano dere-
cha, los periodistas observaron
aver las practicas de este, sin
poder comprobar la veracidad
del rumor. Ell ingles pogo POGO
en- los asaltos que boxeara con
sus companeros; pero supo utili
zar con efectividad las dos ma
nos. Despues manifesto a los pc
riodistas que solo habia ligera
traza de lastimadura en- ell de-
do menique.
Sharkey que afirma estar en-
la mejor forma de su carrera,
boxe6 cuatro rounds con John.
ny Crosse y Pierre Charles c
hizo rounds adicionales de ca
listGnica.
Luego de una conferencia cor
Pancho Bruen, Carey NANTES
to que a partir del dia de hoy
las practicas de los boxeadores
Sc concentraran en- Miami y
Miami Beach. La sola exception
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

sion del Corpus en- Santiago.
con los cal6ndrigos vestidos de
colorado ' ell arzobispo tan be-
limo y los militares llevando el
patio; pero iqu6 va?
Esto otro era una cosa de a
sombro. iQue pasos! Que Girls
tos Pues ~ las Nirgenes. con a
quellos mantos ~riquisimos. des
cendiendo por detras majestuo-
samente en- un alarde de rique-
"a, arte y devotion? ~ con a
quellas carinas tan lindas.
De Virgen del cielo.
iSantinas! Manuela llevaria
ALI a los herejotes que andan
por esos mundos y los pondria
delante de las Virgenes de Sew
LA.
Ash Dios me salve como Ie
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
SLATTERY PELEARA CON-
IRA Ell OLA
7 DE ABRIL

New York, Feb. 19.-No ha-
bra descanso para ell nuevo cam
pe6n de la division de peso COM
pleto Iigero, en- los dominios de
la comisi6n atletica del estado
de New York.
Jimmy Slattery, ell irlande5
de Buffalo, conquistador de Lou
Scozza, debe pelear con Make
Rosenbloom, ell arlequin de Har-
len, a Is rounds, Ell dfa 7 de a.
bril-, en- ell Club Queensbury, de
Buffalo. En- ell mismo club hace
algunas semanas Slattery aven,
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

pueblo de las eXaltaciones, olvi-
dada I'm momento la de su pc.
renne algeria, Sc entregaba a la
de su arraigado fervor religio-
so.
Lentamente avanzaban los pc
sados altares, llevados por Vein
te 0 treinta fornidos costaleros,
ocultos baio las ahogadoras cor
tinas de terciopelo pendientes
hasta el suelo, guiados desde
fuera por ell capataz, que reali-
zaba ell milagro de habilidad de
hacer atravesar sin detrimento,
violencias nj alteraciones por la
%angostura de la Gale ell pasc,
mas ancho que ella, con woes
que eran acknowledgements ODE
decidas.
i Esa erecha alante! iCui-
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
pietro CORR. 81 aus!riaco que

Pietro CORR, ei austriaco que
Ell viernes peleara con Young
Stribling en- ell Madison Square
Garden. ha causado magnifica
imr1asi5n entire los c~entenares
de "fieles' que lie han visto ejec
citarse.
Aunque la victoria de Stri-
bling no Sc puede buscar para
que pelee con este a un Campolo
o un Sharkey; pero 10 menos
que puede hacerse es enfrentar-
10 con un hombre como Pietfo,
que no es una "paloma sin hiel''.
Practicando con ell negro I'm
known Winston, Corri demos
tr6 aver que posee una excelen-
e izquierda y conoce muchos
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

calan todos de rodillas Y Sc po-
man a rezarlas. No; por ESQ. a
mi que no me digan. Estas ina
genes no las hizo mano de hon.
ore. Ali lie hay milagro, sor do
ma Maria.
-Pues luego vera listed Ia
Maearena-le dijo Currito, or
gulloso de su Virgen.
-iAy, por ESQ, mas bonita
que la del Rosario que vimos es-
ia tarde, non : -sostuvo MaDue-
la.
Mas, mule! LA mei6 Viz
gen der mundo... y der sielo!
La misma mano las hizo-
aa'Irtio sor Maria del Amor
Hermoso.
Isl que es tambien fea la
Virgensita del Mayor Dolor '
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
IN HxCBik
sera Tommy Loughran que con-

sera Tommy Loughran que con-
tinuara en- Palm Beach.
Con 10 dispuesto por Carey,
Victorio Campolo trasladara si
campamento al Casino de Mia
mi Beach y Risko compartira
con Scott ell "cuartel central
de Miami.
Luego de yer en- acci6n a los
gladiadores, Carey dijo: Yo nc
voy a pronosticar que Scott ga
nara; pero yo creo que ell ingles
tiene una buena oportunidad dc
hacerlo 81 la pelea dura seis c
siete asaltOs.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

taj6 a Maxey en- una de las po-
cas- derrotas que este ha sufrl-
do. La pelea de revancha sera
por la corona.
Rosenbloom proD6 dc nuoTo
sus admirables facultades, hace
pocos dias. venciendo de name
ra decisiva a Ace Hudkins, el
cato mortes de Nebraska
Make ha convenido en- boxear
ell dia 10 de MARIO con ell yence,
dor de la pelea Larry Johnson
Latzo, que Sc efectuara ell vler-
mes.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
CURRlTO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
ALeianirO Perez Luqin.
Perez Lug{n.

blaban a todos los dolores de la
inagotable y tierna misericor-
dia de la Madre de todos.
Obra feliz las imagenes sevi-
llanas de aquellos grandes ina
gineros Montanes, Roldan, la
Roldana, Mesa, Hita del Castj-
10, Gij6n, Ruiz Cornejo... eran
un milagro de verdad.
La bulliciosa multitud las
veia pasar, sobrecogida, en- 81
lencio. Latia en- todos la fe que
vive en- ell fondo del alma, y el
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

ton Charles, de Francia, en- un
|combate a diez rounds que tuvo
muy POGO interes.
Pesaba ell frances 131 libras
IS su c~ontrario 1873.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
VICTORIA DE GONZALEZ

West Palm Beach, Feb. 49,
Jimmy Smith, de New York,
fue derrotado aqui en- la noche
de aver por Luis Gonzalez, de
Tampa. En- otra pelea, tambien
a diez asaltos, Marty Sampson
gan6 la decision sobre Sargis
Provost, de Biloxi, Miss.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- cambio. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale II,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
VICTORIA DE TERRIS SO.
BRE CHARLES

New York, Sid ferris, en- IN
tempo orgullo de la division de
peso ligero, superb aver a Gas
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

QUESTION DE
ION.-Los .otes valen per ST.
ocalizaci6n y no .por su tamano
Zero cuanGo Ieuren ambas con-
liciones Sc valoriza mas Ia pro.
iedad.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Black Bill, ell pe1ueno cubano
que va a cenirse la corona dc
peso de mosca, peleara con Mid
get Walgast, de Filadelfia, bajo
la direction del Madison Square
Garden.
La fecha del %encuentro toda
via no ha sido senalada.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
CLASIFICADOS

Sc AL~QUILA-Bellisimo Bun
galow, cast nuevo, Gale IL Nc.
1924, cerca de Michigan. Tele,
|fono M 64-352.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Aver. en- Jacksonville, Eddie
Burl hizo tablas una pelea con
Harry Forbes, de Chicago, En
ell mismo programa Dick Gore
puso a dormir a Tony Mack, d.
Charleston.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

COMO ESPECIALIDAD-5 a.
cres de TERRA y una casa de Z
cuartos cercade Palm River. Tn
punto ideal par ala cria de ayes
Y de puercos. TODD puede adqui
rirse por $3.50 en- mano y el ba-
lance, hasta $3.50, a satisfac-
ci6n del comprador.
CASA DE
I'm gran edificio de MADEIRA con
ocho amplios apartamentos.
Con todas las conveniencias mo.
dernas y cast nueva. En- punto
magnifico para hacer dinero al
quilando cuartos o con un boar
ding. Ell precio de TODD es
81, 500, en- faciles pages.
Lame a Keuneke 0 Efird n
la Qficina de Henderson Wa
rren Simms. = Tel. 1858.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10
He Kept His Word.

GREAT FALLS, April Family
pride in the honesty of the Kellys
is the one and only reason Mike
Kelly is behind the bars today.
Arrested for vagrancy the well
known Mike was released on his own
recognizance. Authorities, including
the judge, hoped the genial Irishman
would hop freight train and leave
town. Officially, he was ordered to
appear in court on certain date.
Came the time and the day and
Michael staggered into the court
room preceded by an aroma of intoxi-
cants that shot out from his mouth
like gas torch flame.
Judge he announced, Here
Pyam. He. When I givsh a man me
word, keepsh it. Hic."
The judge sighed and looked grave
1t was really too bad; but then if
Mike didn't have enough sense to beat
it, he must take the consequences.
Sixty days in Jail Mike" he an
nounced.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10
$4,000 Profit From 16O Acres.

HELENA, April 7.-(U.P.)-That
vexing problem of farm relief would
soon be nothing but memory if all
farmers could experience the success
of Ben Hoiberg, Yellowstone county
farmer whose gross return in 1929
from his 160 acres of land was &c.
1852 and whose net profit was IS 600.
Here's his crop return itemized:
A 42-acre sugar beet field averaged
16 tons TO the acre.
A 16-acre field of barley averaged
50 bushels to the acre.
The nine-acre field of wheat yielded
SO bushels to the acre.
Forty acres of alfalfa yielded 1O1
tons of hay.
Fourteen acres Of beans averaged
Ia bags to the acre.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10
Swine Grading Proves
Valuable in Marketing

Hog grading data is reliable
agency for showing up many OF the
leaks which are prone to creep into
the marketing end OF our swine In
dustry. For example, 1t has been
pointed out that the percentage OF
heavy hogs has decreased since the
inception Of hog grading. The per-
centage of select bacon hogs, which
was below II per cent for the whole
OF Canada at the commencement OF
hog grading. has risen gradually to II
per cent. This Improvement has been
accomplished through closer attention
to breeding and feeding; because OF
the data revealed to farmers through
this policy. and also because the policy
provided for payment on a quality
basis
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10
March Farrowed Pigs
Marketed in Winter

January, February. and early March
narrowed pigs are probably 30 per
cent marketed. but due to corn being
high In price there ure many pigs lack
ing the finishing touches.
Corn and tankage are rather high
prices, but the redeeming feature Of
the situation is that hogs are also fair
priced. II the pigs are thrifty, free
from worms, lice, and mango, and are
fed well balanced ration there Is no
doubt but that they will make d good
return on the feed consumed.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10
Beef Herds Maintained
During Severe Weather

Beef herds may be best maintained
during the winter with legume hay
in the ration. Liberal use OF alfalfa
hay, according to practical feeders,
helps insure healthy calf crop. Ex-
perimentally the fact has been proven
that steers carried TIN ongh the winter
on alfalfa hay make faster gains than
non-afalfa fed steers the following
year on pasture. An experimental
trial comparing prairie hay with al
.faIfa showed TINT the prairie hay gains
were but one-half as large as the
alfalfa gains.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10

Ginger Tells Me That You Think Of
Postponn0 Your Wedding, Helen"
father needs me? Horace will under
stand. He will be glad to do his share
In helping out"
Il am not thinking OF Horace.
am thinking OF your father. The doc.
tors say he must have complete mental
rest. DO you think be can be happy,
and Serenely quiet, when he knows
that You are sacrificing your dearest
aims and plans on his ACCOUNT VIII
not every touch OF your hand and sound
OF your voice be reproach to hIm?r
"Oh, Eddy, | couldn't bear to 60
away and be happy by myself, with
father and the girls" Quick tears
flooded her quiet eyes.
"Yes, | am sure, Helen, you would
be happier to stay at home, and work,
and sacrifice yourself. Bur you IA.
theirs happiness Ii the thing that
counts right now. Look at 1t this
way. Helen. thlnk-and Ginger
agrees with me-"
Indeed do" said Ginger stoutly.
I'VE think you should go ahead as
II this little setback amounts to MOTH
Ing. Make light OF It. Go on with
your wedding. Helen, don't you see,
that II you teach school you will be
away, out of town, tied up with your
work. But If you marry, you are
right here at hand. ready to help.
Your time will be your own. gou can
help Ginger, help your father, ard he
will not realize what you are doing
for him. Ii necessary, you and Horace
can come and stay In the parsonage
part OF the time. But don't add to
your fathers burden the knowledge
that he Is stealing year OF his daugh-
ter's happiness l dare say he Ii sick
at heart. this very moment. dreadIng
to come home and have you tell him,
sweetly, that your happiness has been
burned on the saltar OF daughterly
duty"
Helen studied him seriously. you
are a wise, wise boy" she said gently.
And | think You are right. could
help more. that Ii true, II were here
IN Red Thrush. And | know 1t would
grieye him bitterly to hare ns change
our plans. could come every day
and help them"
And they could cnll on me In 4
pinch"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-10

which required two years to finish, In
favor Of stenograhhIc one, which
could be crowded iniH SIX months II
necessary. But of that they knew
their father would disapprove. Sten0g-
raphy-private Offices male employers
lovely girlhood-- Impossible Mr..
Tolliver had chung to his gentle old
fashioned Ideas In spite Of the chang.
Ing times
Ginger gazed at Marjory despair
ingly "Oh, Margie, should think
you could do something. The world
just overnowing with millIonaires-
praying every night for pretty wives
and you Just wenring oui here In
Red Thrush"
Marjory carefully inspected pink
forefnger. questioning the shape of a
nall. "Well. I'm willing" she as
scented, generously "Trot one out"
Later In the afternoon as Edd,
Jackson was passing In his small car,
Ginger sIgnaled him fc ston and ran
out 10 the curb
Something terrible Is going on In
this house she said glWmily. I'm
Their Is ro better. and he Is pretty dis
cournged. And Helen Is going to post
pane her wedding and 1t will just
make him sick"
Eddy turned the key in the chr.
stiJling the engine. THAT requires
silent meditation" ne said slowly.
"What do you think about lit"
u think 1t is terrible. think 1t
will break his heart"
They talked while. and then he
walked with her slowly up the flag
stone path
"Iielen?" he called Into the open
door. apd when she came out, he mo-
toned her 10 join them in the Vine
shaded corner by the hammock. !
wan, to mix In other peoples busi-
ness, and put my fingers In other PEG
Piles pie. and paddle other peoples
canoes and eseerrythIng,' he warned
her.
"Do yuuq That rs not quite Hike
yon. Eddy"
Il am changing. Ginger tells me
thai you think or postpening your
wedding. Helen. We talked 1t over,
and she and think"
Ginger sat up In Tic hammock and
looked very. important This was
showing some Difference to her opin.
IONS She tried to mirror in Der
small piquant face nnutterable depths
OF wisdom.
"She and | agree that 1t would be
the worst thing that could happen
Eddy, do you not see how imnos-
sible 1t Is for me To lave home when