Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

I IthsrishVh'ad of she la: that they ther mdfce, to him of gossip iaferencft wpuld he I IB til of rt- wuldn fteipeetedly that you did on, which mis- told wtft YOU to an yon tttarrV, -not nleaWd.f&f'taatiy, for be so good Much lifdUy sighed. she herlelf thrftfc'her Bother a subtle trap. into of berselt iT in'bed wIU, a book on her knees. looked up and a welcome but she had terained to let JBilen aloue and not aslt itteattott. Jfllen, howerer, wanted a con- Adatiite.

She came over io the bed, removed the -took from Myra's hands and tet down. ISieren aafced me to jnarry Aup," she said abruptly. "So Too soon," 'Ellen answecad She addexl, "1- shouldn't have that I really think he ntahed matfers because Jie thought we all desperately needed a lift. Mtafc wonderful, 1 fjiili But 1'don't want'to 'marry Mm" "Yoa won't be seeing'him any Oh, 1'irjle seeing ymr comic osltion froni de-; ojily sbloned grave-eyed girl agalnn Otheir at Jto.you think It would be very to a man you liked because you'-because you MSMt 1 Want nil he said in fetid fbifce. and stop he anaw.efed shortly.

"Hate the kindness wait until 1 "Hf hftye the kindness to barked. pttt me off with 80s," brokfe In "Just tKe sist'ed Ityra." was, orjno' ufftlt I Ellen sal staring out at the 1 sign'across the street' what; yon- going to say, wouldn't it it had been tarry Ellen's turned- aearlet. "He hasn't asked she tier cheeks continuing.t« flame. haven't 1 a in world be wilt he's engaged to another girl "Has, said' anything that might suggest meant to tell you'abottt that?" "No, he admitted in a-low, strained yolpe. "ThaWp what makes it doesn't make -me bate -him it makes me think I Bhpuld, Ok, why.can'i men be more lair?" There was'no answer to that question.

Both girls it. Presently Ellen murmured a good night, and slippld off to own bed. Myra dropped her to the floor and snapped off the light Ellen WAS awakened I pounding on the door from the living room. Earlier in the flight her sleep had been light and. troubled but toward morning she bad fallen into heavy slumber.

Nevertheless, the terrific noise brought her at once. Sure that the building must be, on flre, she Myra, told her to wake Mike, grabbed ran through living rqpus 'to 'the door. It was barely 6 'o'clock. HE jerked open the door and stood in foolish surprise, ab ruptly conscious of her disheveled attire. Facing her was John Farnttm.

owner of the building. hour?" she ttdtftf 'tifttt to tiwi ttf buy flared trftutt and tot of fancy grub, it got money to entertain have liniouslnea ydu'te tot enough to pay your rent." shall your ittudiately," Ellen announced, she Spoke it there Were' enottgh itt the apartment, to satisfy claim. left "him standing by the Myra in the bedroom had succeeded in rousing Molly" "There's no Ellen saidi It's just Mr. Farnum suddenly troubled at 3 in the morning about We'll hate to pay hiftt tnAedlately." wait," declared MoUy, relieved, and promptly sleepy talked to, him day lore Saturday, I explained how hard-up we are, me see' him. Where's Whiona?" I'jn afraid it will be useless to now," Ellen stopped her.

beard about oar party night, f'Ve no -doubt 'he knows every, Hem on the "That's the trouble with living In a place like this," Myra observed fretfully, pounding pillow plumpness, be living here long if we' can't get the together. Mr. Farnum looks in a mood to our furniture -down, to the etreet personally. Just how much money have we any way?" "I on the insurance. There should be lots left.

My pogketbook's on the bureau." went to sleep again. When the pocketbobk, was opened it appeared that she had been unduly optimistic. She had managed ihe day before to do away with, over Ellen could not hide her consternation. were she and Myra to bring the vitally necessary insurance to date again? But the present problem was the rent. Bjr emptying her pocketbobk and Myra's they succeeded In iing together the $60.

It left for the week's lood and carfare. saw that it was out ot the question for her to resign her position. It would take at least a week to find another. Even the possible $25 from Dreamland Sat- vrday would not be sufficient to tide them over. (To Bo Continued) it Reported, be by kidnapers for $1000 ransom, Harry H.

Blagdan, real estate; owner and sportsman of Upper Saranac Lake, N. was made the dbject of a widespread search in the Adirondack." mountains. ife ejtteatfed toft- Extension of ArkanMS ftf attrtte die. states horflciiKur College of The greatest increase, 41 per cent, occiirs In the Aeohd early group statw IR wWfK acJts.awte" ported. Thls'Is We group which Arkansas is classed.

Other states competing in this gfoup are North and South Carolina, Tsnneiaee, Virginia, Georgia. Arkansas reports gTjbaiett percentage of increase, ftmoutiUng to about 60 per cent ever, the total acreage to be ed.ln ArkanSM In 1932 is about nqual to that picked in4930, but.Is 6,000 seres lets than was available In 1928 and 1M9. Therehas been some acreage increase in tarly states which are usually finishing shipments as the Arkansas crop hitves. and in the intermediate states 1 where their early crop moves In competition With northwestern ansas berries. itow that burn.

MfnttHjiM lit ttfes a km of the other ctiuntleg, Only of one cem 6f the wn'ch Hulwri a record. A story.says Shanghai in about the sanw IsUiudt Mobile, but itt climate" IB mew Hke that of Washington, ti. if rl lot air, it probably Buster Brown and Famdus) Dbg Tige and Master, to at Saenger Thursday Buster Brown, his dog- Tige, central characters in a Sunday'color- ed comic section of the newspapers a generation ago, and- now the trademark of a brand of children's shoes, are to appear in the flesh, in Hope Thursday afternoon, at the Saenger theater. Free tickets to see these -famous characters are being distributed by Hitt's Brownbilt Shoe Store, according to Henry Hitt, who has brought them Hope for this occasion. Buster Brown, a grown but diminutive man, stands about 40 inches tall.

In dress and appearance he resembles the famous trade-mark. He is accompanied on all his travels, in the interest of Brownbilt shoes, with his equally famous dog, Tige, a real live dog. DeUyed in Texas tie Dallas News that one-half of four weeks late ion and planting of W32 of nearly three months and an excess inches above normal January December. Pleasant Way IEFAT like to safely and 15 of fat in flame time i your health? lose your toe at the same compel admiration? state today and see how get a bottle that next to which will last you one half teagpoonful in e( hot -witter in the Pflitry and fatty meats potatoes, butter cream you have finish- this first bottle want to walk to your friwMis, "One Saitt worth of asy fat person's safcgitwd IfiK SAFELV PetiUon in Bankruptcy CUmped on Police Gazette NEW involuntary petition in bankruptcy was clamped Tuesday the Police Gazette, pink hued journal of the mauve de cade. The first waver in its aging mortal step came February 13 when' for the year in 85 years it omitted its cuurtomary weekly issue.

Started in IMS, the Gazette reached under the ownership Richard which began in Itfg. Its circulation was WO.OOO then. Sharps and A Department In Which The Editor of The Star HU Own Piano I had a telephone quarrel Tuesday with A. W. Parke, of Parke-Harper Printing company, Little Rock, Mr.

Parke got mad and called me up on long-distance rfnjply because I hadn't made mention of new secret society called -1'Why" that is running around Arkansas asking mysterious questions about the state government. I told Mr. Parke that an communication had no standJW in a newspaper office regardless what information it attempted to convoy. And I was particularly exasperated when Mr, Parke told roe that he sponsored the thing himself. "Why" comas-out to hick editors in the shape of a long list of questions about state govenunent, seeking to stir up a foment of curiosity in hick communities regarding this new and strange society.

Well, I'm no hick editor, this is no hick community, and none pf The Star's readers are hicks. My old home town is larger than Memphis; and pn the other hand, there are plenty of Arkansas boys who are on top of the heap in New York. Where does a Little Rock hick get off at, condescending' to address anonymous, to the hinterland not' so fortunate as to be a suburb of hli precious city? I hate these people who confuse trolley-cars with civilization and keyhole anonymity with the high office of running a newspaper. I'll back Hope aganst Little any old day. And I'll back my judgment against the judgment of a man who chooses to stir up the people with the blind, barbed shafts of an anonymous and irresponsible Whatever my newspaper is, or hopes to be, depends on the confidence the people have in its editor.

Mr. Parke asked Arkansas "Why?" But I asked Mr. fcirke "Who?" right then Mr. Parke had to down with "Me." HANK YOU! I wish to thank eaeh and every one who raein tbe honor yw have bestowed by again naming jae lor alderman, to aain fulfilling the TfODft'WITT. Exiled Prince Brings Future Wife to Condon from Ws family an4 his home in Sweden, for his love of a commoner, his royal Prince Lennart of Sweden Tuesday night brought his timid fiancee to Ixmdon to make ber his wife.

I much like a Texas college I boy and his co-e4 best girl, the happy but abashed pair stepped faun a luxurious continental train at Victoria station into the strange neither had seen before to find no one to meet except two hotel employees. Dftllfti Student Killed Twp Practice 3, YES, there will be a dance on the Saenger Stage FRIDAY NIGHT. A survey conducted by a Chicago department store reveals-that 39 per cent of the husbands help their wives with the The other 61, per cent been prefvaMcators, i- SORE THROAT Instant Relief Or Money Back! Try this marvelous rubbing oil just once you'll never again risk hours of torture and illness from a sore throat. At the first painful swallow you will seize your bottle of Emerald Oil and rub out the soreness AT ONCE. You wouldn't believe the penetrat ing, soothing warmth of Emerald OH could possibly act so quickly.

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A friend of mine told me to try Cardui. took it several months and got fcroag and well." fold at all good drug stores. CARDUI Helps wVomen Petition Form ArkanMs Urge. Tariff Upon Oil for a tariff on oil was asked Tuesday in a petition from Arkansas submitted by Senator -Robinson, the democratic leader, for printing In the Congressional To the Good Democrats of Hope I take this method of expressing nvy gratitude to you for the excellent vote given me -in the Primary Election Tuesday. IRA HALLIBURTON.

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