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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-16
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-16
Veterans Council Campaigns for Memorial
Long Pending Suits
 End In Settlement
Plaintiffs Injured in Lawyers Car-$l5,000 Asked
 in Two Actions Filed in l936

Attorney A. Henry Wesman of this city today settled two pleas court civil suits which have been pending against him result of automobile accident in Beacon Falls January 10 1936
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-16

Mary, Queen of Scots, became a queen at the age of one week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-22

most mastered air. "your name,
now, young lady, is Mrs. Breton
Hardesty-for keeps. Don't you
ever try to change it, or forget it
for one minute"
"Mrs. Breton Hardesty," Connie
said, lingering over the name. 1t
sounded almost frightening, yet it
was a beautiful name. One to be
proud of, to live up to and treas
ure and respect. 1t was Bret's gift
to her; beautiful gift.
She looked at the plain gold
band that Bret said had been his
mothers and with which he had
made Connie his wife. He had
said he would get her a much
finer one, but this she would keep
always, nevertheless. -,
Tomorrow the headlines would
blaze with the news that Con-
stance Corby, the richest girl in
the world, was married to an UNI
known and poor young engineer.
Tomorrow she would become that
rich Girl again. She would send
Uncle Tippy a wire; she would in
struct him to see that the real
Katie Blyn was well repaid and
to allow her to return to her own
world. Would she be glad, or
sorry? Connie wondered-hoping
that it would be the first Of these.
Tomorrow Rodney would know
that Connie had run away from
him forever; that he had indeed
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Richest Girl IL The MexQ'
BY ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS Copyright 1885, NsA Service Inc
copytisht, 1908. keA Service. Inc.
greater than life itself.

greater than life itself.
1t was no easy task, as Bret had
predicted, to find justice of the
peace at that time Of night. The
first place they stopped it was I'M
possible to arouse anyone, but at
the next, Bret pounded on the
door persistently until finally he
succeeded in getting Il response.
This was not the sort of we'd
ding that Constance COrby, the
richest girl in the world, should
have had. Not the sort OF we'd
din" that Connie had dreamed OF
having one day. That would have
been gorgeous and lavish affair,
with a thousand or more guests,
flashlights flaring, reporters walt
ing for interviews, crowd OF the
curious public pressing outside the
canopy that led to the church
mounted policemen to keep them
in order, an escort on motorcycles
to clear a path. Connie would
have worn white satin, fashioned
by one of the leading Paris ere
atOrs, veil that would have
stretched for yards and yards,
prayer book bound in white leath-
er in her hands, and a bouquet
of rare white orchids. There would
have been a dozen bridesmaids in
rainbow colors; an organ murmur-
ing 90 Promise Me-: rice and old
shoes, champagne, cake with white
icing. tier upon tier.
Instead, this wedding took place
in the front parlor of a smn!'
frame house in a little mountain
town. The parlor smelled strong
ly of mothballs. The light from
the chandelier made a glistenlng
mirror out of the round ball spot
on the Justices head. His wife,
acting as witness, her hair done
up in curl-papers, yawned openly
more than once. This was no out
of the ordinary occurrence to her,
Young people were so impatient;
she and her good husband were
often routed out of bed at all sorts
of unearthly hours to "tie the
knot" not realizing, the poor
young things, how long it would
be that way, once done.
The bride was gowned, as the
society column might have phrased
it. in somewhat worn navy blue
suit and a cheap, but saucy and
becoming, little blue felt hat. Her
voice shook little when she said
81 dow and she chung tightly to
the arm of the groom. The groom's
voice doomed out, filing the whole
parlor, when she gave his vows;
there was a grim line of determl-
nation about his nice mouth.
"Whom God hath joined togeth-
er. let no man put asunder...." the
ancient and familiar words held a
strange poetic beauty and then
Connie was in Bret's arms, his
lips on hers-and they were man
and wife.
Remember" Bret said sternly,
tucking her into his car with his
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TkT OFF. 4. 80 .

brought against Miss West this
week. Joan Storm, writer, charged
in a suit filed in federal court
that the radio skit, adam and
Eve" which caused the buxom ac-
tress to be banned by the broad
casting company which carried
the play, was lifted illegally from
copyrighted play, "Love and
Applesauce."
Miss Strom asked $4,000 dam
ages and an accounting of the
profits from the playlet.
Linder's complaint said Miss
West entered into a contract with
him in 1923 to share equally in
the profits of "Diamond ILL.,"
stage play allegedly based on
Linder's original story, "Hatham
Square"
He said he was induced to sell
his rights to the play to Para
mount for what he called "a
nominal sum Of $25,000," and
charged conspiracy by Miss West
"and others" to put through the
deal.
The play Diamond Lii" subse-
quently was filmed as "She Done
Him Wrong" Miss Vests second
motion picture and one Of the big
box office hits Of 1884. Lindcr's
suit estimated the film made 3d.
100000 profit for Miss West and
Paramount.
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BY ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS

he loved her, regardless!
"Pd have followed you to the
end Of the EARTH" he said. give
been pig-headed, stubborn - and,
yes, reckon | did forget that love
is the biggest thing in the world,
more important than all the gold
in it. But you must admit: dear,
it gave me quite a Jolt to learn
why you really are"
As he talked he had led her
back to his car; now he tossed her
bag into the back, held open the
door for her with a flourish and
a bow.
"Where are you gonig?" Connie
asked. Not that she cared. She
was so deliriously happy that she
did not care about anything. Bret
had forgiven her for her decep-
ton; he understood why she had
acted as she had-he was here at
her side now, which was the most
important thing of all.
"Where?" He turned to look
down at her, so little and lovely.
as he had said. at his side-the
sweet curve of her cheek, the
bright intensity Of her eyes.
"We're going to find the first
justice of the peace that we can
locate in this part Of the country,
and at this rather outlandish hour.
We're going to rout him out Of
his nice warm bed, too, and tell
him to get busy and change your
name one emore. For the last
time. this :"
ooh, Brett 1t was all that she
could say, but it was enough.
He had not waited even for
that much; he had switched on
the ignition, thrown the little car
into gear; they were speeding
back. almost as fast as he must
have come.
Darling" Connie put hand
on the rough sweed of his coat
"You're not afraid, then-Just be-
cause | happen to have so much
money? You know it isn't my
fault. really, that l was born to
inherit so much! Well be happy
in spite of it. Wen work it out
together"
owe never been afraid of any
thing in my life" Bret said. I'm
not going to start now. I'd rather
you didn't have the money, espe-
cially so much. I'd rather you were
Just plain Katie Blyn. But you
are you, my sweet-as I've told
YOU, the one and only girl in all
the world to me. And so that's
all that counts"
She gave little sigh, nestled
closer to him. Yes. that was all
that counted. He loved her, be-
cause she was herself, just as she
loved him because he was Bret
Hardesty, no other. There was no
rhyme nor reason in love; perhaps
no logic. Yet she had been right
when she had told Eloise it could
surmount any obstacle, that it was
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CHAPTER XIV

CHAPTER XIV
q told you I'd never let you
run away from me-" Bret said,
for it was Bret, holding her fast,
looking down into her eyes. "lou
may have done that to some other
fellow - remember | told you |
thought you'd run away from
someOne-but you're not going to
run away from me!'
Apparently she was not, as she
could hear the rumble of the mid
night train, shaking the little plat
form as it went on by. How did
you know l was running away"
Connie asked.
Instinct, perhaps" Bret laugh
ed. 1--WE been plenty miserable
these last days, honey. So mlser-
able | couldn't stand it any long
er, | felt | had to see you tonight.
| rode by, got Eloise to come to
the door-and made her tell me
where you had gone. She gave
me your message, sweetheart
"And you came after me-! That
meant that he was not afraid, that
her money did not matter, that
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BUILDING NEWS
Published By
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Millwork
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d. F. Noblitt of Flat Rock, is
building an addition to his house.
W. J. Worsham of Fletcher, is
doing some building on his prop
erty at Fletcher. . Norman
Bitch is having us get out some
road signs in our shop for the
Blue Grill. Now is the ideal
time to get all those little odd
Jobs cut aof the way before the
spring rush. .s .....
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FOR SALE-Corn tops by stack,
Sc bundle. Shucks, not baled,
COO hundred lbs. Cash. S. NJ.
Clark, Hcndersonville, n. g.,
Route 5.
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Special Notices

STILL BUYING hides and fur
skins and selling good coffee, 2
lbs. for Csc. Sherman's Gro
Gerry. Phone oil.
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GIFTS for birthdays, weddings,
parties, etc. Something suitable
and inexpensive for every oc-
casion at Jones & French, Jew
elerS.
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WANTED
27--Farm Products
CASH FOR POULTRY

CASH FOR POULTRY
We are paying following prices IN
cash or trade all this week: .
Heavy hens, ID. Ice, lightweight
hens lac, friers Lac, rooSters
7c. ducks &c. Sherman's Groc-
cry,
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Lost and Found
46-Miscelaneous

LOST MILK BOTTLES are al
ways welcomed home. Phone US
and we come for them. Too
costly to lose. McCrary's Dairy.
Phone 562-R.
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4O-Misceiiane0us

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896.
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SATISFACTORY LAUNDERING:
7-Professional Services
ORNAMENTS REDUCED: $3.50

permanents to 50, So to $3.50,
SIS to SO, etc. Shampoo, finger
wave and manicure for 75c.
Reductions TO Feb. 1. Mean
while will give any customer
free permanent for best new
name for JoAm Beauty Shoppe,
now under management OF
Mrs. Virginia Stepp with MIS-.
Callie Young and Mrs. Eunice
Guerrant, owners.
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II-Household Goods

SEE US FOR RANGES - Good
value in new ones, and have
three used ones in good shape.
All worth the money. Walker
Hardware Co.
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BUILD, REPAIR NOW! The
usual spring rush will soon
make you dizzy for men and
materials. See US today for
building materials. Henderson
vile Lumber Co. Phone AZ.
Near Depot.
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FOrSaIe
-Autos and Accessories

BEFORE buying a used car see
how much you can save at DIX
ON Motor Go.
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lost her now.
But this was tonight. Her we'd
ding night. Tomorrow did not ex-
list. This was the beginning Of a
girl, who was not the old Con-
stance Corby, nor Katie Blyn, but
still another girl who had given
her heart and her life into the
keeping of this man at her side.
Forever and ever :" Together
never just one person apart,
again. Mrs. Breton Hardesty. For
keeps.
(To be continucd)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-22

LONG NIGHTS and much read
ing may reveal eye troubles.
You may need a change of
lenses. Our scientific tests
would definitely show. Leona
Allen Young, Optometrist.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-22
9-Personal Property

FOR SALE-Gold colored wool
dress, registered design, worn
one season, Sc. Blue-grey tail
ored suit, worn once. Evening
dresses 81 and up. Size Is.
1924 Highland Ave.
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MAE WEST is FACING
MILLION CONTRACT
SUITS BY AUTHORS

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 22.-(CP).
Mae West, whose film stardom
began four years ago with the
picture, "She Done Him Wrong"
last night faced 81 100000
suit by Mark Under, writer, who
claimed he was the one who was
"done wrong"
Under, naming Miss West and
Paramount Productions, Inc, as
defendants, charged a breach on
contract. conspiracy and fraud in
Connection with the picture pro-
duced by Paramount in 1888.
1t was the second damage suit
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-22

JANUARY SPECIAL-Fifty lbs.
AGA. tick all cotton mattress
S5.95. Reliable Furniture Co.
Opposite courthouse. Phone
1886. More value for your
money.
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SEE US FOR NAILS-All sizes
by pound or key; also fencing
and barbed wire. Large stock
of these, and they are priced
right. Walker Furniture Co.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-22

LASS for your auto windows
and doors to keep you dry and
warm, Good top material; side
curtains for model A cars; also
Iarpa9lins. Louis Williams, 7th
Ave. E. >
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13-Merchandise

GROWING POULTRY Many
are making money at it. Con-
suit us about building materials
for brooder houses, laying
houses, etc. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Paints, coal,
Millwork.
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l2-Radios and Service

FOR SALE---A few good used
radios. Midcity Tire Co.
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Houses and Real Estate

EkRCE BOARDING HOUSE for
@t..e-Wcll located, excellent
sicH,cIe, a year round PROPOSE
oOa: For details ask Brown
re Insurance & Realty Co. d"
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REsH COUNTRY EGGS Csc;
real nice Irish potatoes, 10 lbs.
IVc. Fresh country butter Zoe
No. 70 Fish, oysters, poultry. Jack
RUSSELL. Phone 96S. 1T 7th
Ave. W. :
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WE NOW HAVE a complete stock

WE NOW HAVE a complete stock
of Muresco-The famous Wall
hide Wall Paint-and Valspar
VarniSheS and Enamels. Let us
give you an estimate on your
requirements. Only high class
workmen recommended. Hen
Jacksonville Hdw. Co., Inc.
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MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE

TGJRIOUS At JACKS ATTEMPT 10 KEEL
lP THEM FROM REACHING NOLAN The THREE
MASKED MEN SET UPON HIM WITH FLAllINo
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS
CONSTANCE CORBY - hero
inc; richest girl in the world.
BRET HARD E S 7 Y-hero;
bridge builder.
b RODNEY BRANDON-Connie's
hance.
KATIE BLYN-Connic's "dou-
ble.''
= g
Yesterday: Having broken with
Bret, Connie is about to board a
train to leave the hills when sud
denly her arms are pinned behind
her, she is spun around.
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SHIPMAN MOTOR co.

UNI RIDE COLD when our
Arvm heater will keep you COM
Portable. Midcity Tire Co.
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TRY ONE OF THE BLUE
GRILL'S real southern style
barbecue sandwiches.
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SOME GOOD VALUES

An these ears re-couditioned
and ready for excellent service.
Each used car we sell will bear
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livestock and Poultry

r"oiNATION work and saddle
-''Se, Cheap. A few apple
1yes Will Dalton, Fruitland
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ffGGSH COW FOR SALE-U. Nj.
,.STi Orr's Camp, Henderson
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3-A-PETS
5-Foodstuffs

~ CAN still get a good meal
So' 23c at G.. & NJ. Cafe, 400
seventh Ave. E. At Depot. =
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-30

TITO the man who bought royalties
many years ago this is important
but it is MORE important to the
man who buys royalties today A roy
atty investor buys OIL IN UNDER
GROUND STORAGE. The man who buys
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-30
DEMoCRAT-NEws JOINS WITH JOURNAL

The journal this week Joins with the Lewistown Democrat
News the special section devoted Montana
Gasoline week The circulation this 1920 copies
reaching proportion of the homes of central and northern
Montana.
the governors proclamation has been print
small pamphlet and distributed from filling stations during
Gasoline The change of this
exploitation of the Montana oil industry Unques
club committee of Shelby has been responsible
building up galonage made gasoline running
millions through its systematic campaign of advertising
propaganda The section contains the story Of that
campaign by by
staff either of the journal the DemOcratNews
but by Chicago writer who here to study the campaign
the remarkable campaigns he had
known conducted by people who had previous
such matters successful the face OF all
the pressure brought by oil companies whose
advertising appropriations serious curb to the freedom
of the daily Many editor would have joined the
afraid do lest he lose the large adver
Using accounts of importer companies.
Unfortunately antagOnisms developed the industry
but this otherwise there is to be shift the bal
ance of trade refne and importers from 9th
states The will benefit greatly from this
shift in years The story of the dividends
paid to Montana people, to be written hence
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-30

SEA 11-35-SW, in the same pool.
is drilling at 1000.
In the central field, StOck-Hag-
gerty NO. s, Sc NWA sWA 49,
S5-2W. is drilling at 1920
Kluth-GundersOn No. 1, Sc SWA
SWA 1S-35-2W, offsetting the big
Government producer, is
shut down at 1915 feet owing to
broken iron on the rig which
necessitated sending east for re-
pairs.
The KIuth & BurI5s-George No.
well. Sc SWA SEA S-34-2W, south
of the Queen City pool is pumping
Is barrels of oil and 10 barrels of
water per day, following acidiza-
ton.
Agan Oil Co. is acidizing its
Goeddertz No. 4, Sc SWA NWA
23-35-3W. for fourth time, with
1 900 gallons. 1t has made only
four barrels per day thus far.
One new location was made this
week. it is PaErent-C Cobb EngstrOm
No. 4, in NE NWA NWA 1885
3W. Parent has rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-30
TWO WELLS
At kelvin ARE
COMPLETING

Two wells are completing in Kew
in-Sunburst field this week, each
with a showing of oil to justify
treatment with hydrochloric acid.
A. e. CrumIey's Fryberger No. 13,
CNL NWA SEA 24-S5-3W, had
a showing of oil at 1571-1572 but
continued drilling to the first
break, with last reported depth
at 1896. 1t will be acidized and
Crumley is confident from the show
ing that the number of the well will
not prove a link"
South of the old Queen City
Corey pool, Pfabe EngIelxing- Hur-
lev No. 2, NE NEA NWA 9-34-
wv had a showing of oil at 1445
to 1850 but continued to 1896
where water was encountered. It
was plugged back to 1856 and will
acidize.
In the Rocky Ridge pool, north
of Kelvin, Big West-Engle No. 2,
CSL SWA SWA 1-33-3W. is drill
ing at 400.
LiOn-Haugen No. 4, NE SEA