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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Huskies vs.. Indians
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.

Stanford and Washington. IN
challenged as the two top teams
of the Pacific Coast conference.
met today in a football game that
was expected to determine the
western representative in the Rose
owl
Stanford came up 70 the game
with a brilliant record Of six
straight victories for the season
Washington dropped It's opener 70
powerful Minnesota. 1914, but has
been indicated and united since
then.
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Buckley 80. Kent o

rthNGH---A score . cry
Buckley oantainssr eleven
waved fat here last nigh, ~hsn 70
defeated Kent vandAls - 70 o.
In e game shifted from BYcklsys
Unpiayabis new turf rridir0n
Lowell DoDd made three touch
downs and the rsst we're scored ~
the other lacks
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Oregon Frosh
Defeat Siaiers

EUGENE. Ore.-The University
Of oregon freshmen defeated the
Oregon state college rocks, 1877
on slippery. Undiscovered field
last night IN Eugene Civic stadium
before 1920 spectators.
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Kopowsin SO. Oriing O

ORIis6 Ortlnss fighting
Cardinals held their heavier op.
ponents for a while but finally un-
b.aten kHpoWsin Logyefs got roll
ing and piled up - 10 0 victory
here this afternoon.
Tho Win kept intact OrtinGs
record ~ having played SVEN
game. and scored M points
while opponents made 7ss
points.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALF

MARIE BARONIC has done Steve Chadwick
W That is she has jumped from side TO another nut
in her case no politics became involved . -
II was strictly matter of turning from "agin football
10 in favor of the sport
And all within few DAYS
Marie Barovc is the young and talented daughter oil
Mike Barovic. widely known Tacoma Puyaup sportsman
and theater magnate
The comely, bright young woman might ten YOU
changed outlook upon the grdron sport after enrolling
at Stanford university where she Is majorlng IN Ia"
Incidentally keep her name in mind There Is young
ster who has what needed in mental way. sharp a.
The prov erbia blade with charm To add 10 u
Also Stanords has put MIS- ADRIAN haoN'
more Familiarity the football fans ranks AND TOT
the her life
part letter To TINS corner
Nom apparently
profound much as mention
stanford IN your column. sends 1t to me
II nave to admit that I've really football until here
] think boys hurt badly in hish
school where playing than good physically and
mentally,
Rut in college wouldn't he able TO
attend a college football spite Of the rule
pertaining TO acquisition players of sheds light
the situation"
the grid stands in the gymnasium
and Of a things @ the archery
But with a in n the archery business
She admits this phase Of things:
ambition do with bow and what Pops
can with gun
charming little gal expressed her fun ambition
hat he this
hope birds the what
Pops his gun birds the sit"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Crew Race on Today

CORVALLIS, ore. = The eiRht-
oar shells Of Oregon state college
and the University Of California
meet today in feature rae. as
q part Of the Dads Day" pro-
gram n the college
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Washington Prep Scores

By UNITED PRESS
Queen Anne 6, Garfield 0 both
Seattle.
West Seattle 20, Lincoln 0 both
Seattle.
Bellevue 10. Redmond 0.
Highline u. Sumner O.
Auburn Z. Enumclsw s.
Buckley 3s. Kent 0.
Renton 27, Puysllup o
Vancouver, p. c. college I.
Blaine s.
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ski WEATHER

Paradise Road open n lodge
- inches n snow
Chinook pass Road ciossd a.
PARK Junction
Snoqnsluie pass Snow On rosd
from four miles Wsst - ~ miles
east - summit carry chains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Cougars VS.. Huskies

sEAITLE-Athletic officials Of
washington State college and Uni
versity Of Washington announced
the schools freshman football
elevens viii meet Monday. ARMS
tee day. al Pullman. The game
had been set for today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

fut>tf. ws~s. The ppSsffill
s4saEss ~ Easssfn Washington
Coiisgs II KaticAtl1n seofad an
easy 40 football triumph over
Hhii1eFfh college, yesterday tally
ing ,osIchsf9ens n sssfy psftnf.
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Aunurn I fnunaria.
nsnaon ~ fuFzlluH Q
nishiins IA sumner
nueslsY 80 ksas .
ArruaS.~ra.ss you M
smith. Wen rsmsmh her thi'
game That's whst Auburn fans
said les, year after the flnal Puget
Sound Conference game whsn
Chuck Smiths Enumciss Tigers
hal defeated the Auburn Tfoians
and dumped them out nf cham
pianship
"Rsmsmhef u.. Mr.. smiih.
We didn't forget" That's
what A.hurn fans w~s~ sss.
Ing to-day after Auhasr had
defeated tnurscis~. 7 n ~
here Yesterday sfisrseo- :.
dump the T,sefs .ot ~ rrss
place IN the tight grid race.
n Vas Auhurns first legal
win over Enumclaw since 1927
During tho ia-yssr span there
were no ues. jus, an Auburn vie.
tory In 1891 which was forfeited
beoau-s the rroIsns used an N
eligible player.
liere's the Nay Auburn
weni Enumcis~ scored first.
Eddie uickenisatsem seek en-
Auburn punt on HE avn
two-ysrd line and hsn,ed ~ ~
yards upfieid 10 tho Auburn
II. Here Norm Richardson
boisted his ala foot siseh
franz skywards ssd ssaaged
pas. frnm uieheabottom
coed for 10 yards.
An exchange of penalties pni
the ball on tho Auburn sis yard
line. from whsrs Rithafdson
bueked n over Thi. occurred IN
the frat quarter
Auburn Tailed In the third
period Two pasnss To Jim kilns
turned the trick The first, II.
ysrdsd. put the bail on the Enum.
claw Ia The next on.. h,svrd ny
Dick necilvrsy. .As = Touchdown
AcGllvfays sureshsfui place.
kick won the game
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Holiday Grid
Battle al Harbor

efa sAanoa FIRST az tns two
aoilasy h.ts~s s~s~ssn cax hAr-
nor snd vsnxhn aixA sneoi fost-
nail slsysns viii - played hare
IN Monday. Armistixs DAY.
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Highline IL. Sumner o

ui6uif>t - ttiKhilne ~.
rate. scored iwie@ ia the first
half 10 defeat sumner -pxs-
tsn.. " Ia o. here I'M. after
moon. The Pirate. sesrea thslr
first touchdown se . ss-ys,d
gaia coming from sssrxs
Armstrong; lateral In tdaie
HUM. Gene Mfss .e.mpsres
ala yard. for IN. s~.snJ
taue hdown.
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room DEMAND HEAVY

NOsTsOHInf. Ala ~ se q y
AiahsmA FAMILIES received - Iss.s
szi pounds II Surplus eomm1s'i-
ties through ths stats wsfars d.
psFtmsnt during ths fiscal year
shieh ended sept. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Abes Haven't Beaten Bellingham
In Football Since 1887 Season

Tacoma stadium the two elevens
battled TO a scoreless deadlock, in
a game that was declared by many
TO be the finest OF the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Royol Deluxe Takes q Leap :.

When Lady Deluxe. the grand little pointer gal owned
by Lloyd and Margaret Suffer- birth TO ii three
and half months Lloyd and Margaret said:
IF any of them have to If 10 of the III have to
go We only hope this little one here remains
And Margaret held a white and lemon rascal hardly
any larger than a human fist
Lloyd tell the Shower OF
Cold Gold her grsndmammy
looks like Shower of Gold did
which the puppys
the Pacific Refrigeration
jefferson She had little Royal with her
parked driveway which overooks Commerce
below
let Royal o and what little
do but run driveway
sound
the pavement below
by fright remained her tracks
men Royal
They did and replied in the affirmative
70 heel the hurts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
woMEN's CITY LEAGUE

With games Of i76. $50 and i6i.
Margaret Christianson. rolling for
DR.. l. s. Milestone. totaled SIT
TO top all women bowlers in the
women's City league Friday night
at the Coliseum alleys.
Ednas Beauty Nook girls took
four points from the United Bank
girls and went into first place
and are now leading the pack BY
two points Yyonne Johnson.
captain of the team, bowled 40
for the high three-gAme total
Mrs. Withendge. of the sherman
Tackle team. shot the high single
game Of the evening iB. This
is tho highest game she has ever
rolled
Results Of other games Dr l. 8
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Tonanervik
&CompanY
Show Skill
Rangers Topplsd
BY ~ TO ? Figure;
Ellsnsburq Next

oIs VISA rsslfls
t.aghessn s~li~sss afr mlr-i~<i fses.
hsi hssne= sz<nfef Themselves =
~ sufs~ has . sas 80 80 Ws.hu
lnsfen Intercollegiate esnf-r~rs~
css~u i.~s sight wn~a th~y Down
FL ~ Martins III
ne fash<ssn< waa ~ -sris-
s~sspn. klas>-N Esss~ ffen 10
n.assss. 40. 81 -nseant~rsd :
sssffsr xfean-l si<fras~ IN thssr
s<eoAa clash
A ain ever ceatrsE wsshlnxtan
AZ Ell~n.husz a~ss SATURDAY n
~ stsasam nowi yin ant eelY
near sh~ anszspufsa thFens - ~.
i.athsr.n@ hut wsEi sI~a ffnIsn -
an una~fs.tsi s~.s~n
Tonum~fvsk. s~.rsts . srxsinesi
finsss IN hls right n<ad. se>~~d II
sead r.s><s II - ssssmrts
The .ssS's sr.sssu ees~e
.~e~ IN ~ssh ~ ~ fts~e s~~
p~ss.<s ssa -. ) NJ sesss
ss~fsss. ~ Nsssts's ss>ls~s
ih~ss s.i, ssash<-w~ iss~ 10
tire shssa sv~~s~.
FIRST Lutheran ssussau~n ssss
Pete Niehnlsun K'l<nshsife soseh
~ha as =soussnx sh< game frum
the press hox something n tell
his huys sh~~st
ruiihses nsrv ifsfsnman went
~sf hsss 10 hls s~n io-rsrf Iin~.
intercepted . Ranger pass ssd fsn
% ysrsss sitA god ht.shias ~
Esr, riss, saa Marty North 10 =
scofe
rASloa CONVERTS
ni.ir Taylor naauea she psxsssn
squsreiy between the spvsghfs fsf
IN. ~sfrs posat nesvs~-rf.r-f.
~ Msrslss~su
In tire ulssds. If ths neat period
the sssaaa tathsesa hamb 90.
pla<isd ~fsmmysan fss~a h~es
10 hls own ss ssr@ ths Get hail
off on III. pants. Then fired beau.
iiful archer 10 ~ursbny" Pratt shs
toas tess .ssp. and hsa sneshss 90
palnfs foe rf,r This tiae Marsh
mar tried the conversion fsiissi.
scofs as.isds IA Hangers o
Ths hair ~ss slmoss hs.tssf
~hsn : group NJ sscand stFlnssfs
pulled Of tns a~stsss play II ths
game Nd Fsa~s.an. ~ MA o~a
~ shncksa q pas. 10 sssf Harsh
man at~r ysn . stripe 90 t~es
turned Around and istsssisd 70 Kr-
Ting Hnlsnd
NOT rNouon
nut that ~ssnf sDsaxh Hs
slipped n backwards 10 Center
Pete r~ssr.on. me play stopped
hsrs. bat ~ ysrfs had b~<a
sn.ss~a
Third quarter started msrsiax
rims whsn Mary Tnmm~fsih cap
tused . Ranger pass and zen -
yards ~ ths 4. n 20 a pes~ fsosa
Mafs 10 rtstt u usfsn 0ss good
fof 10 rsrda Then Msfv heassd
short one 20 Nsrsh ~sss fszalsa
everyone ~ plaNi8z stflxht dvra
The middle - Yards - seaFs.
rsYias siehsd The pasnt zeofs-~
alsaa ~ Rangers 0
Sissi ssisa sasss hsls~s sssss
M. ssss~ p~si.s - Man
ta-s~a . fss yards ~ rinfs
wss hs.kssts.iiea n - nasss-
man asa ssas sssss . ss~ss.
mi. 90. . ssss>~ sss ass<h-
as~n piay. ~rsss~ss~s rsy.
isr. sssasss~ 90 pia<s hbetA4
made ssssd
Only Ranger sxar~ cans pist b.
fore tina sua ISN'T sff. snsisas tns
third quarter hineislf p4zs~a u
Tsraiff for q 1z-ysra ssin 70 the
L1thefsn ~ Another Sinclair
pass. this tins 10 Aetsfssasy. sss
god fer thu sesantsr cnoisys
kiek as good sfnsl se0ss Pa
eifse Ltishsfsn ~ a. Martins '.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
MARKET STREET BOOSTERS

In the weekly matches of the
Market street Booster league. -
Spadafore Of the Corhet a Co.
team. rolled the highest single
game. 1877. The highest series
shot by anyone OF tho eight-,eam
Circuit WAS a 53t by n spsdsfore
Of the Corbet a Co. team.
Team honors vent 10 the Inter
state Produce team with a total
Of 254o Single gam. team win
ner was the Evergreen state
Tavern team. They had a p5t In
the third game
Results of the matches were
Interstate Produce J. Poodle Dog
1. Corbitt and Co. 2. Wartenbee
Service /: J. Cora and Sons ;.
Commercial Distributing Co. /:
Consumers Market 3. and Ever
green State Tavern /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Enunnclaw
Rooted Out
OF Top Spot
Renion Tokes Puge,
Sound Loop Lsod
BY Betting Vikings

TIRED : NFsHIfF
Auburn fnunl4 las
nsHaon ~ ruFzllun q
flishiins IA sumner Q
nues lef - ksnt Q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

suhstitatioss Lsfbsssns Mar
tin. Peterson. Odsil. xfhitshssa.
Harmon. k.pas. Petersen. ffissx.
sr. d rommsrvis. Holland. Lanss'
der. Croft. Fsllssrsfn. Folllia,
aloppY, Rangers - N fsfstnsT.
Hsnsoa. Clara. wsirieh. AcAliIsn.
Marco. neroneugh Officials
John Heinrich. STADIUM. rsfsrss.
Lees. afHpirs. ksppss. Sifs. ns.a
Hnszsn2n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

A meeting 20 organize he faflY
Birds bowling league viii he held
- TIE Broadway alleys tonight ~
: o'clock. TIE league i % consist
- teams q tao mixed couples
each and vii eoNi on me Broad
wsy alleys sunday mornings At II
o'clock Al hoSlers interested IN
such = circuit should Re present
and help draw VI the rules
League play fer the week on the
Broadway alleys closed Friday
night No league competition or
tournaments arr scheduled over
the week end and transient play
will have It's usual week end inning
there.
Women howlers occupied the
lanes much Of the time Friday
evening the Class A womens
league and Telephone company
ladies rolling their weekly matches
Frances Lusier. outstanding re-
Gently among Tseomas newer
feminine trundlers. led the Class
A circuit with nice s7s total
Lilly sutherland Was not far be
hind with tei.
Numerous high single game.
were rolled. Emma shsugh-
messy Tailed l7s. 10 Halko
ITO. Helen Nartinesu iss.
Ell,n sanderson lfa. and lily
Sutherland i5a.
Results Of the matches were
Broadway Bowling Center I, Cas-
esde Linen and Towel Supply
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Z.
Fashion Rootery 0. Tacoma Won
ems Credit Club 2. Fisher Com
pany ?. Swiss Village =. Washing
ton Dry Cleaners Institute l..
Broadway Sport Center ;. Myrtles
Beauty Shop /.
Margaret Bell rolled ass 10 lead
the trundling In the matches Of the
Telephone Ladies league. Her is3
was the high single game Of the
matches Frances Wells rolled well
to tabulate 433 Jessie Shuster
was close 10 the 400 line with se7
POSTPONED GAME
The postponed gam. between
Pacific Match girls and IN. Little
Paris Beauty Salon will be played
the night Of November 10 at the
Coliseum.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

40 average Ysfds ~ pssnts -
5t3 net gain from .frlmmsss III
2as yards gain ~ passing ~
- yards Zoe, from serimmass III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

The postponed gam. between
Pacific Match girls and IN, Little
Paris Beauty Salon will be played
the night Of November 10 at the
Coliseum.
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The sie1's s~ssssu ee~e
.~e~ IN ~ssh 81 ~ fts>e t~~
p~ss.sss ssa lea ~ setve
sss~ftss ~ Nsssss's ts>ls~a
ih~ls .~ts s.sws<.ws isse 10
ire fhisa srnN>s.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

"Wally," says Mister Flubert. be-
fore can say a word. Il been robbed!
l can't find OIL Betsy!'
''Now look here. Mister Flubert,
nobody in his right mind would steal
bull Il mean a bass VOL. Where on
earth could he keep it?'
Finally Mister Flubert manages to
tell how it happened.
Seems he come out of the night club.
intendin' to take Betsy the fiddle
home for little practice. Some OF the
other boys in the band started to kid
him about having a tug to get her
into a dock, and so forth.
Well. he leans her against the wall
outside while he goes back in to get
his music. When he comes out Betsy is
gone. The boys tell him they was
talkin' and not noticin' what happens
to this Queen Mary" he claims
title to.
Mister Flubert hunts around the
buildin' and the neighborhood and
finally comes on out here. He sure is
cut up over that fiddle.
guess it's half hour later when a
Evening star., 1940-03-24

mean you we're really silly. you know.
| only meant you we're young - won
derfully young and wonderfully we'll
adjusted to life - more than some OF
us twice your age. Most of us never
really learn to - well. to get along as
we'll as you do right now. guess it's
lust that you have charm, Audrey -
glanso, l suppose they call it now -
and YOU know exactly what to do
with it,"
Audrey was Modified - to a con-
siderable degree 'Oh, don't know"
she said casually. "Oh. don't know
that I'd say that"
DR.. Madison was looking at her
with a very strange expression in his
eyes.
Audrey -" he said. 1--WE got
question for an extrovert. Tell me.
What would you do if some one you
cared for, and cared for very much.
we're to be completely unreasonable
about something? Unreasonable about
something that was standing in the
way of your happiness. How would
you feel about it, Audrey?"
Audrey looked at him doubtfully.
She wondered, for a wild moment, if
DR.. Madison could have heard about
her fight with Gene But that hardly
seemed possible.
do you mean how would a girl
feel?" she asked, slowly.
well - yes. Yes - of course!
Well" said Audrey. frowning, Il
don't think girl cares so much about
a person having his own way about
anything l mean l don't think girl
really cares so much if he gets his own
way But" she went on, in sudden
wrath, ''if he's going to stand up and
say, you've got to do this. and You've
Evening star., 1940-03-24

paid off and Mister Flubert goes away
fondlin' his musical bungalow. don't
see him for months.
But just this afternoon Mister
Flubert came in. He didn't have
Betsy - only his music roll.
He can see the question in my face,
l reckon.
"Wally," he says. triumphant. i've
took up the pipe organ!
That's nice" tell him. "Why!
LET anybody try to steal one OF
them on mer' says Mister Flubert.
Well, don't laugh. l opened up this
dog wagon so Id be sure to have a
place where could always eat.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
shouts Mister Flubert. nn 'lZ
only few minutes and a l)7VVAA w
lin to get the taxi driver w
AGE OF ROMANCE
Continued from page five

got to do that - why. that's where
the unreasonable part of it comes in,
as far as any girls concerned. any girl
who isn't some positive arnoeba. A girl
simply doesn't have to take it and she
simply isn't going to take it,!
NO" DR.. Madison said. humbly.
mo, of course not. can see that. But.
Audrey. what's the man - the boy -
supposed to do about this thing that's
bothering him?"
"Well. why doesn't he ask her?'
Audrey demanded. heatedly. why
doesn't he ask her as pure and simple
favor? In perfectly polite way? Why
can't he leave something up to her,
for goodness sake? Just once out of
forty million times! Why, then girl
would feel different about it - COM
pletely and altogether Different
''Oh -" said Dr. Madison. slowly.
"Oh-h"
There was a pause Audrey" her
companion said then, in an extra
ordinarily cheerful voice. "I've got to
leave you! I've got to get right back to
Melville! There are - er - people
I've got to see. Patients"
Audrey nodded 1t was time for her
to be going back too.
Audrey put the friendly doctor out
of her mind. He had never really been
in her mind, in any true sense of the
phrase. She could not summon any
very lively interest in the doctors
affairs even when her father came
home the next evening waving copy
of The Medville Chronicle before her
mothers eyes. well. here you are.
Ellen" he said. smiling broadly.
Here's thrill for you?'
Audrey walked across the room and
Evening star., 1940-03-24
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

taxi driver comes in. l don't think
ever saw man any madder.
"You know what happens to me?
he screams. Il been played for
sucker. been gypped by a couple OF
guys with the morals of hyena!
I'm up at the corner talkln' to
doorman while my cab is down in
front of that Utter joint l cover for late
stands. hear whistle. These guys is
motioning me so l skip back.
"'Take little Betsy for spin in the
park they tell me. l don't look.
thinkin' it's dame needs some air.
Finally when the meter reads $3.50 l
peek back and see one of them big
boom-boxes -"
Betsy" shouts Mister Flubert.
1t takes only a few minutes and
little scufflin' to get the taxi driver
Evening star., 1940-03-24

peered over her mother shoulder The
Chronicles headlines, certainly. were
large and black and triumphant: OPERA
STAR wEDs MELVILLE DOCTOR SINGER
TO SACRIFICE CAREER FOR HOME TOWN
SWAIN DR.. Madison had eloped. that
afternoon, it seemed, with Miss Marcia
Meadows.
''Oh, Charles, isn't it wonderful!
Mrs. Reynolds cried ecstatic ally.
After all these years - And they're
both such really splendid people! Why.
it's the most wonderful thing l ever
heard of in my life! Don't you think
so, Audrey?"
"Oh, sure" Audrey said. Swell"
Her mother eyed her in sudden
scepticism. Il suppose, she said, you
don't really see at all, Audrey. But
this is Romance - Romance with a
capital r."
Audrey smiled. Very. very feebly
she managed to smile. She wanted to
be reasonably polite - but her mother
certainly had very weird idea Of
what was Romantic, with a capital
'R." And so did The Medville
Chronicle.
Audrey ambled out of the house.
She was humming little. She had
quite suddenly assumed the air of a
young girl who had nothing on her
mind. She walked down one side of
the house to inspect her fathers be-
loved tulips: then she came back to
see how the new hedge was getting
along In the meantime she sent covert
little glances up and down the street
If any one we're to drive by she
might as we'll know about it.
When she heard the slow but un-
mistakable approach Of Genes ancient
automobile she was leaning, the alb
sorbed and speculative naturalist. over
a twig with three sticky yellow buds
on it. She let the twig slip from her
fingers with worried little frown. as
if it were phenomenon in plant life
that baffled her for the moment. She
looked up. then. with a start OF
astonishment,
"My!' she said MY! How you
scared me!'
He eyed her defiantly II didn't
come over here" he said. because
wanted to-"
Il don't recall" Audrey said, send
ing out any engraved invitations for
any one to come over here this evening
especially don't exactly recall at the
moment" "She bent over twig, shifted
nonexistent bloom.
Il came over" he said loudly, be
cause l ran into Pop Dyerson on my
way out of school and he told me to
drop around and tell you you'd better
(Continvsd on poos 15)
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"WallY. I been robbed"

Well, late one night last winter.
Mister Flubert comes in and looks
around kind of wild-eyed. It's couple
of minutes before l notice that he
looks lopsided and alone. The fiddle
amt with him.