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THE DAILY OLYMPIAN OLYMPIA WASHINGTON -PW FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER it PAGE FOUR I OUT OUR WAY By Williams Pai jfX'Qiotspiss and The Sunday Olympian Go GosvA! lemme look ri mime quicK-W quick Olympia Washington Entered at the Postoffice Olympia Washington as second class matter QVAJ Ob H-i-UA HOH vAJHW DO rftAEV LAW MW LUNCH CM TH SftME -TABLE VSirWA LAURA LOU BROOKMAN i DASEmT XV GOT A vmEAK HEART MW PA BRINGS DlPTW OVER ALLEs HOME WRAPPED the decision that she compromised irwuSEi to come to the apartmeii it night for dlrror S- there too WA6 TWER AMW OTnE-e? BUMOLEo OM 6IV1W WlHEN GRABBED MW LUklCtrl A 1 OF MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Daily Olympian Is a member of The Associated Press The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved HUMANISM SURVIVES ixfHEN the members of the new British cabinet went into session the other day every man was wearing a sprig of heather on his coat lapel Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald had brought it from the Scottish Highlands The ethers saw it! And somehow or other they forgot political dissension the financial status of the country the economic depression-all the other measures that arc challenging their ingenuity while they remembered seomething simpler and lovelier Each man asked for a piece as a good luck token But if the heather has charm it will come from its Influence simple and wholesome on the group of statesmen who were great enough to be interested in the commonplace for a few minutes kLAUWOR' 1 Oh I Mark Travcn as she said this "Ootagfc Mi If 15 me the once-over Seeir 1M PAPER loves you and sure the man you want Her words were broken off In high-pitched tormented tones Norma cried I marry him! you see Chris? I The rest was lost in a renewed siege of weeping Chris let her finish with it She stroked the shining golden head patted shoulders with soothing little pats she murmured consolingly are going to be all right honey There- I Member Perkins Press Member United Press LOOK P-HE5fe Ls that scrubbing behind the eaixSL1 of watching Official paper for the City of Olympia and the County of Thurston I i Ph 'fob i Sc Subscription Rates: Morning edition by Mall In trade territory $3 Elsewhere $5 Carrier 50c month Evening edition including Sunday by Mail In trade territory SI per year Elsewhere S6 By Carrier 60c per month PHONE ALL DEPARTMENTS nothing of the ma objected slut about you and youH find ft" dcrfnl just that iSf really ought to be sensiU We been There 'S i many things people ought to thw about before doing nortant as Betting thought of even oar Come on darling! Let's be SO rled 06 He imprisoned her hand fr across the table People will see Honestly you 731 "But 1 cant help it mirl help wanting to take wbPn to at me lit that so sweet Norms' i want to hold you and never kissing you in all the world' ling I want you The weather observer of a California city recently reported temperatures of 108 to 115 degrees Fahrenheit Knacker! An exchange in an editorial condemns the employment of unmarried women A girl should have a husband to support IS tlv BEGIN IIERE TODAY Norma Kent pretty 20-year-old secretary In a law office meets MARK TRAVERS attractive and wealthy when together they rescue a frightened puppy from the midst of downtown traffic Norma refuses to tell the young man her name or where he can see her again Later she Joins BOB FARRELL young lawyer for a dinner engagement Farrell asks her to marry him and Norma for the third time declines The scene of the story is Marlboro middle-western metropolis Norma takes the puppy to the shabby apartment she shares with CHRISTINE SAUNDERS Norma fears Chris Is falling In love with her married employer BRADLEY IIART proprietor of an advertising agency Next day Norma in- serfs an advertisement about the puppy in the Marlboro Press lost gnd found column The first per-erson to answer this advertisement Is Mark Travers who explains he has made every effort to learn identity Ho tries to make a date but she declines his invitations Travers departs and later goes with NATALIE PRICE debutante on a gay round of the night clubs Next evening a small boy comes to see Norma claims' the puppy and takes it home Chris goes to aid MINNIE BAKER an impoverished friend whose 2-year-old son ha been badly burned Norma receives telephone calls from Travers and ignores them She goes for a drive with Bob Farrell and he tells her he is going to leave Marlboro' She is sorry but does not take this announcement seriously Two days later she meets Travers on the street and goes to lunch with him This is the beginning of a whirlwind courtship Then one night Chris arrives home to find Norma in tears about Norma says NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY 4Z to 7 The name of the winner of the Nobel prize is Sir Chrandrasekhara Venkata Raman and it seems to us that school pupils should get some kind of award for pronouncing it Mt tcc I i stT- Ip RMusPATqrr II Six boys defeated a team of six girls at lemonade making in Trenton Oh well sweets to the sweet Bumdles JgWiLliaMc Of Ml BY NM tnvKt I Health Notes Your Children bp DR MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of American Medical Association and of Hygeia the Health Magazine By Olive Roberts Bartom RY NEA SERVICE INC the overweight Persons at this age have usually stopped taking even the physical exercise of walking Since it is impossible for us to choose our parents all that we can do toward the prolongation pf life is to avoid preventable disease by the usual sanitary and hygienic precautions and by having physical examinations at least once each year to detect the presence of the diseases of middle life that come on Insidiously Avoid worry since it is of the greatest Importance in using up the Inherent vitality Moderation in all things a certain amount of mental and physical exercise some time in the open air and a reasonable amount of happiness these constitute the prescription for a Ion? life and useful one She could not trust hererlf tote she 1 drawn te hand hack toyed with a spoon the girl said In vS ulous low-pitched voice -An really sure you love me? was never so sure of snytfca in my please go on darling it! Say we can be married riS Norma shook her head auto it wont make MjWa tnce if we wait a little longirR love they say grows stronger the do you know about Ik like to know? hnrtits that's what's the matter with rx Perfectly heartless! I believer like to devil me the way you There isn't a minute of the when sure of you not re of anything about Blue laughing eyes looked fci: his even sure that you love wf the girl chided now sure I'd like box your He did nothing of th sort i little later when they were ska together Happily the girl slipped into arms The darkness of the cab vr a blessing because it hid her bet Oh Norma told herself she ms not let him know how much A cared! She mast not let him goer her love All next day Norma Kcntt hear: was singing happily All hours at the office she JooWL forward to the moment when Ae would reach the apartment spb How could Norma know that A one thing she had not dretart might happen was to take place ite night? (Tu Be Continued! and show that you are human A (food many teacjrers young ones especially are likely to feel that mothers are pretty critical A hand-shake and a few pleasant words of appreciation will lift 1 a discouraged girl out of the dumps more than anything else on earth Or ask her if she can spare the time and is socially inclined to come to see you and have a cup of tea Some teachers are too busy ethers have their off-time pretty well filled so I insist but the invitation hurt anybody And let me scare you altogether out of visiting the school True too many visits from too many people are a bit disorganizing to routine work for a visitor distracts attention but a well-timed short call after the first month or so is in order I think MAIL ORDER LOVE A LITTLE common sense would prevent so many tragedies The five murders which Harry Powers of Clarksburg Va committed have taken place if two women had refused to let his flattering phrases play upon their vanity They might have known that advertisements inserted in matrimonial papers aren't based on a certain man's reaction to a certain woman They are founded on a wholesale interest in any daughter of Eve who is curious enough to send her name and address and volunteer for a correspondence course in courtship But somehow or other there is a woman now and then wlio has an idea that she Is really the woman of his imagination for which the man who advertises is searching Maybe he doesn't know it she argues And he certainly won't unless she tells him about it When an answer comes she cant base the sudden flair of his Interest on the light in her eyes or the smoothness of the complexion that he has never seen When she finally meets the man and the romance takes a personal turn the fact that its foundation has been built on shifting sand doesn't give it much room on which to stand Powers who preyed upon a foolish sentimentalism which some women have in order to obtain their property and bank accounts is a dastardly coward of course Bui it is hard to realize just what charming words the erstwhile Don Juan must have written in order to make women believe that he was a pearl of great twice There have been pitiful stories told of women who have been afraid that their communities would think that they were unsought because they hadn't married and who plucked a Beau Brummcl from any tree But the two women whom Powers confessed that ho murdered weren't the only two who were gullible Scores of letters from others are pouring into the Clarksburg postoffice in which others admit that they too received long distance thrills from the matrimonial advertisements tin slayer Now and then someone criticizes the ypungcr generation Heads arc shaken because the girls of today are supposed to have considerable mere knowledge of life than their grandmothers had at the same age But it is fairly safe to wager that a far smaller percentage of the worldly-wise group will ever chase a thrill through an advertising agency I 0 A Cl Pi 81 St Ei St VY Vi in 1-1 38 10 is to bj a i S3 In in 1 of da to i tli tu dk Gi 4 (if 1 Li -to MUTINEERS TO DRAW STIFF PENALTIES CHAPTER IX Chris Saunders went down on both knees beside the other girl She put a hand on Norma's shoulder me about it she begged "You cry Tell me what's nonresponse from the blond head face was hidden Her shoulders continued to rise and fall with great shaking sobs voice was sharply anxious "Norma got to tell The blond head raised for an instant uncertainly Then it drooped again From among the pillows came in muffled tones about' what about him? he For an instant the room was tensely silent At last Norma found her voice She said weakly in tones that wavered unsteadily oh Chris! asked me to marry Chris Saunders straightened back Blank amazement wag written across her face you to marry she repeated incredulously The huddled figure on the davenport nodded face was concealed again but she went on in choking syllables asked to marry him tonight and I I love him! love him The older expression did not change For a long moment she eyed her roommate Slowly then Chris got to her feet and made a place for herself among the cushions beside Norma She drew one arm about the other girl I Chris began gently never seen this Mark of yours and I know anything about him but if he WE parents are awfully funny about some thiiigs and one of the queerest things we do is the way we send our children through eight years of grade school without so much as knowing what one of the 16 or so teachers looks like A boy or girl goes to school five days a week for nine or ten months in he year yet in all that time we find ourselves too to go and have a look at the class-room where he spends most of his wrak-ing day or to say to the person who is giving her entire time to making something out of him and his fellow-pupils Ways of Making Contact Oh nof I think that any teacher wants to hold a reception every day or to have whole row of mothers obscuring the blackboard and distracting the class from its lessons that would be a visitation rather than a visit But there are simple and gracious ways of making contact that the teacher would appreciate and that certainly would delight the hearts of Sally or Dick or Joe Go around in the car and ask to take her home some night when tired out and the corner wrait cn the street-car with five pounds cf papers under her arm looks like the siege of Yorktown Or just stop in at dismissal tine NEVER TOO LATE JACKSONVILLE Fla Sept You might not be able to teach an old dog new tricks according to the adage but Bet Gurgan-us 75 thinks not too old to learn been going two miles to school for the past two years in an effort to learn to read and write She can do both now disproving the old saying about old horses gnd new tricks Gradually the torrent subsided Norma sat up and Chris supplied the handkerchief with which to dry her eyes The lovely face was swollen and tear-marked With a determined effort Norma managed to control her voice "Oh sift whispered do love him so! I I didn't have any idea it was going to end this way going to be so hal'd to let him go! understand if ever been in If ever been in love! The words struck on Chris Saunders' ears with curious Impact you care for him so much not going to give him Chris declared firmly I must! I couldn't marry him without The older girt stopped her at me Norma she said crisply don't know anything about this man you think in love with All right then this man sure is the right one for you You haven't known him very long yourself have you? Less than two weeks That's a pretty short time in which to decide something that's going to affect your whole life but I'm not going to try to Influence you one way or another one thing I do know though and got to listen to me! Norma there a man living who's too good -for you Not "But Chris how could I tell anything you need to Chris went on emphatically happened is over The only way to erase well things that should never have happened is to forget about them And you forget if going to persecute Norma's two hands clasped the edge of the davenport Her blue eyes searched the other girl's hungrily you really believe she whispered "With all my heart and soul! Everyone's made mistakes Norma You and me and everyone else It isn't what's behind but what's ahead that if I could only believe There was wistful pathos in the younger voice Suddenly she caught hand such a Norma went on always been such a The dark haired girl shrugged more than anyone she said brusquely Then her mood softened serious she added much do you know about this boy? You said he works for a real estate firm but he come from? Do you think you could live on his Norma lpaned her head back against a pillow She was smiling dreamily know all that I want to she said softly know that I love him and that he loves me What else Is there that She was looking across the room at a cheap framed reproduction of a Corot landscape but the girl was not really aware of the picture Chris eyed -her for a moment Presently she arose and dis-anpeared Into the alcove When she reappeared she wore pajamas and a lounging robe "Listen Chris cautlon-1 said I try to influence you in this thing and not going to But you think you should take a little time before making up your mean about getting Chris nodded what I was going to she continued going to embark on matrimony I'd certainly like to have a hand in it but you will! bs maid of My specialty always a bride's maid! It the ceremony I was thinking about I'd like to meet your young man Why you invite him to dinner some evening soon here at the "I will! Of course I will told him a lot about you Chris He's anxious to know you Oh find out that wonderful There was a paean of excited tribute then to which Chris listened calmly Soon doubts and misgivings returned For the next 24 hours her moods were to vary from despair to ec-stacy Chris argued and coaxed Neither girl put into actual words the thing of which each was thinking It was late before they finally put out the light and went to bed Even after that their voices continued long in the darkness The next day dragged Norma at her typewriter in the offices of Brooks Welliver and Brooks counselors at law thought the lunch hour would never come She was not meeting Travers He had explained the night before that there was an engagement from which ho could simply not escape She was to see him at 5:30 though They planned to go to an inconspicuous restaurant for dinner a place where there was an' alcove table of significant memories Norma had said she -would give him her answer there As It turned out she did not make SANTIAGO Chile Sept (IP) The Chilean government will deal sternly wifh mutineers who seized control of the battle fleet last week the minister of war told the United Press today the mutiny broke out the ring leaders were requested to lay down their arms for the good of the he said refused and now they must suffer the penalties that they It w'as reported without confirmation that the government would demand the execution cf seveial leaders of the mifiny including some communists Two members of the rebel committee' were said to have committed suicide as the fleet approached port to surrender Censorship was lifted throughout the country EFORE giving advice to aged as to the conduct of their lives it may be well to recognize somewhat their economic conditions It is estimated by Dublin statistician of a famous life insurance company that one and one-quarter million persons in the United States who have reached the age of 65 are in want and are supported by charity public and private This means that 28 per cent or more than one out of every four are dependent It has long been known that retirement not infrequently has hastened the death of the aged A successful business man when relieved of the usual life and caused to resort to idle luxury tends to degenerate rapidly Every trifling ailment begins to receive his undivided attention The mental attitude is important Sir Humphrey Rolleston says that well-occupied mind a happy disposition that thlnketh no evil naturally smiles instead of frowning on a stranger or a new idea free from anger hatred and jealousy the vice that gives ho pleasure to any one and an attitude of charity in its original and best sense to all tend to prolong life and make it a happy healthy prelude to crossing the bar" Thus cne may point out that dignitaries of the church chief justices cn supreme court benches prime ministers and those of similar professions whose activities are prolonged tend to live longer than others Apparently the most Important advice for attaining and prolonging old age has to do with the diet A half-dozen proverbs attest the manner in which men have accepted this fact dig your grave with your does not die he kills himself" and best of all the double-edged statement of the Ho osier farmer: would live a lot longer if they didn't make hogs of An investigation made by one life insurance company revealed that 13 per cent of some thousands of policyholders beyond the age of 40 were more than 20 per cent OFF FDR I Si! A HAUNTING HOBBY LONDON Sept Reid of Withdean Brighton can have his hobby for all we care hunting haunted houses have been searching for a real ghost since I was 10 years he informs have never seen one although I am now 66 and have slept in some of the best-known haunted houses in the country I have slept in the beds of people who have been murdered and often I have visited graveyards on the darkest nights but all to no SPECIAL ATTORNEYS WILL DRAW NO PAY OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ahern Vou Mus-f MAVE ST MARTIN-DE-RE Sept 1-(IP) A cargo of human wrxhf cm route to Island tro: aboard the steamer La The 300 prisoners aboard destk for the French penal colony Guiana were locked below deebj iron cages and will be kept throughout voyage acres Atlantic Desperate criminals all of France made up -the pasiwP list Closely guarded by tha men were marched from prison of St Martin-De-Re to landing stage and ferried small boats to the Martiniere WF cursed others joked and looked longingly at the prison were leaving as they were aboard the prison ship -i La Martiniere ls equipped pipes carrying live steam which o-be turned into the convict cage the necessity arises The carried enough guads to see its strange cargo was landed -on island a be rffER IDEAT MRS rfOOPLE IM VOOR Appointment of Wesley Lloyd Tacoma attorney and James Neal Olympia attorney as deputy prosecutors for Thurston county was approved by the county commissioners in a resolution passed Wednesday Beth attorneys according to the resolution serve without compensation from the county but are fully authorized to represent the the county in any legal procedure VfcLA KMOUl 5GAAE-rHM3 IP I WERE -To BUILD A rfGUSE--TAKE I BOARDERS JESGi A BATTlRaOM FRGM MV PAST" experiences Vvirrtf boarders -u A BATRGGM TTU-T tdaULD BE A CGMBiNATioaJ uJALLaUJlMG-rkaUGrt and walrus -tank wrrH a COUPLE OF SUMMING (AS rf UlhfEAi VoU LADS' WADED IM THT BATHROOM AFTER i VoUR Husbamd WAS 1 WASHED ASHORE: Boarders model bathroom install A PevolviMg -TUB UKE-THeY USE fAi -TH BIO LAUNDRIES' ATTAGIRL! KNOXVILLE Tenn Sept 10 Playing hookey feigning illness and other schemes used by her schoolmates to secure occasional furloughs from school never appealed to Evelyn Welch of this city As a result she can point with pride to a school attendance record of 11 consecutive years without a single absence FINISH "TAKING A BATTF-THE ROOM LOOKS LIKE A -tent erry after A TlDAL- UIAVE PARALYSIS IN PRICE OF COMPETITION pENO Grvorcc courts are oper-ating under force blast Other cities are operating marriage bureaus under the same tcmix There is something tragic in this There is something cheap about it True the machine age has brought it about We can not have highly organized lives and medieval romanticism Yet it would be pleasant to believe that some phases of love and life had not been warped by the whip of competition and the necessity of efficiency A price must be paid but it would pay to consider what price it is worth Tr HIT IT ST PAUL Mina Sept A new outbreak of infantile Fv alysis in the northwest today centered In the twin cities Duluth as the reached 14 for the last two 35 join Mrs Ballou who was returning from a trip to New York She had been away six weeks HUNGER STRIKE EXJJ PORTLAND Sept ttrWU 10-day hunger strike -wws wii here today by Ira -rj for trial on charges of muran his wife and two children Cavanaugh left for a visit at the Nisqually gun club George Bernard Shaw commenting upon the economic situation in Great Britain says bankers are always wrong But George not when they send you a notice of an overdraft! insurance i Mite hell to Phono 738 Roy Campbell returned from Spokane where he had been several days on a business visit JEL Opening prices cn native Olympia oysters 20 years ago stood firm at $735 a sack This price was considered normal It was $135 a sack less than the bi-valvcs reached the preceding year when prices took a ride Transplanted Eastern oysters "put up in cans were selling at $215 a gallon A comprehensive scheme of dyking oyster beds was being carried out by growers in order to prevent recurrence of the same that tcok place four years before when most all of the succulent bi-valves were frozen thus destroying the annual crop The earth opened the other day and swallowed a town in India The same thing has been accomplished by shakedown politicians in this country ''nil At cne of the prettiest and most attractive of fall luncheons Mrs George Huestis entertained her friends at her home at the corner of Twelfth and Water streets In hbfior of her guest' Mrs West-breok cf Chicago Ertdge prizes were won by Mrs A Madge and Mrs Troy Olympia national Rtf An increase in crime is reported in London It's hard to fix the blame Great Britain being with-out prohibition Tour BosTt JDOLPirljMS aEOuiaMrerr Qfsal or NEA SERVICE INC 7-rs- Ballou left for Seattle to 1.