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Show T CAMERAS HUNT LOST ARMY FLYER IT E LOGAN. UTA ., HFIRAI.P-JOIIBNAI- SATURD II. FEBRUARY A Y. 1 0 ?, 2. PAGE FIVE. hurt Steven many timea ahe knew. she so often did at the contraiile-tion- s in the man. The studio was You do see, don't you?" she At luncheon with him her thoughts would stray to Larry. bare ami plain, so obviously the asked appealingly. She would wonder what ha was room of a workman that it seemed I never saw a girl like you," where ha was wbat he was incredible lairry could have chosen doing, said don't wonderinglv. "you Larry incredible that he fitted there so drink. You don't smoke. And here saying in those hours be spent away it, well. her. ahe would start Then from a are that have you you Insisting a sudden realisation that she She was cramped and tired from chaperon while I paint you in a with Victoria would have had heard not one word of what the continuous strain of posing but Queen gown sho was very light heart) d. She sat worn if she'd had the figure for it." Steven had been saying. Iarry, even if ha had been more down at the dusty grand piano The light note went out of his commanded one corner, voice. He pursued the subject with honest with her, she knew would wliiih a-Daliai k the top and attempted a kind of reluctapt and unwilling still remain one of those suitors pushed who can never be depended on. He to remember enough of her child admiration: "You're a queer little Furitan, blew hot and blew cold: langhiug a hood instruction to pick out a suu The instrument was Ellen, but I'm not sure I don't ad- gale one minute and quarreling pie melody. mire you for it. Girls nowadays fiercely over nothing the next. After badly out of tune and her amateur are too free and easy the kind I those spirited quarrels he generally ish efforts wpro ludicrous. She was -at the riisrordamy when seem to know, anyhow. They've stalked away without a word. Ellen giggling tossed away a lot trying to grab would ( ry herself to sleep, con- the door opened and Larry came in off the sort of freedom that doesn't vinced she would never see him laden with green bottles aud a seem to make them happy when again. The next night he would biown hag of sandwiches. She shook her head when he in they get it. It seems a silly thing turn tip at Dreamland, unabashed T ,nc- -. to say, hut I'm going to say it. and unrepentent, the cause of the slated that she keep up the gooil quarrel and the quarrel Itself for- work and rose hastily. So hastily You're a wise little girl, Ellen." CHAPTER XXII He raught his breath and laughed gotten Oh, It was maddening never that she knoiKed to the floor a to know where one stood, thought photograph which hail been lying T7LLEN had never thought of a confused, uncertain laugh. little Ellen as thousands of other face downward on tlio piano. She much. But wasn't Ellen It Leas Larry In connection with any- ured those words. girls have thought. piiked It up and gazed at the photothing so prosaic as work. To her graph. he went with the gayety, the lightSmiling out at her was the face during the next two week. CIIE had some times the strange pkETEN ness and laughter in the world. She feeling that in this double, or, of Elizabeth Bowes. she went to sleep dreaming Ellen's heart failed at this visual knew he was an artist but when dreams of Larry. She was seeing a rather, triple life she was leading she was Myra evidence of the unknown girls posshe had teased him for details of different side of him these days, and littlelosing Molly. losing Mike, losing touch with session of the Ilian she loved. She was that he rould work as his work he only told her lightly well learning as play at high tension. She her home as she was certainly los- felt as if the blood were draining art- loved this different side of that he was not an him, ing touch with her duties at the slowly from her body. loved the inexhaustible enthusiasm Btore. She knew that Lorene ist. Ob," she said, after a horrible, was disappointed In her though endless interval. "What a a pretty So she was considerably surprised he exhibited for color, for paint, for been said. She knew had uotbing giri." a few days later when he came to ranvas. for real labor. not could all these and yet things Things at home, financially speak"Yes, isn't she, Larry agreed. Dreamland to ask if she would pose were going much better since feel regretful. for him. A special show the ing, llo put down the bottles and the t lie increased sal-- : contradictions were rece.ved bad she very Larry's Shane Show be explained was to feverish bag of sandwiches, earns over and hut the additional a delight: the store at the burning, ary be held in six months. If be could removed the photograph from Elmoney from Dreamland was still love ehe felt for him was an answer len's get one of the prizes for portraits t fingers and laid it back on ths to her wild, young prayers of the . . his reputation would be made. Ei-- i .... before. Nothing mattered piano face down. year len's first impulse was lo refuse, "She's rather a good sort, he Mol y. frelfu , and distressed over when she was with him except that him. She was too busy. Surely he the with she should please him. Nothing said casually. "A friend of mine. continuous companionship could get someone better for a por-- , , aud not to be couso ed by the mattered except that here was an- What do ou say we eat? trait, a society woman perhapa or1 Larry Ellen was seeing a great other evening, an evening when she Ellen, a bright fixed smile on her an actress, someone well known. fact that 'deal of Steven at the store, had might learn where she stood with face and death in her heart, agreed But lie persisted. It would take She him. She was always straining to- that they should eat. Oh, why lltto time he Pleaded. grown strangely apathetic.Ioat ber ward that issue. oiily such Always be was hadu't he told her the whole truth? t she couldnt or wou dnt poee. sepmpd tPmporarilv t0 havebetore 1t it. She thought she could have forthen he stmply would no enter lb. abil!ty (0 d sppnd nionpy EUen bad eluding Then came an August night when given him everything if only he had Npvertbelpss Ellen torn hesitated, competition. of a ligbl.wire Bert and Myra accompanied her to told her. She desired passionately ,h fepi between prudence and desire. At oftpn id E how the studio, one of the free Mondays to blot him forever from her sight lk she better last, against her judgment. that came all too seldom. It was and from her memory. She wanted a bud t pan be upset-shto as do he wished. agreed Tbpre wpre otber tbiug, that insufferably hot eTen with tile to tell him that, brutally and cruelAh, you're a darliug to say you gave her the feeling of a tight-wirstudio skylight wide open and ail ly. She desired that he should be will, he exclaimed in relief and walker. For one thing, even though the casement windows denuded of hurt as she herself had been hurt. I won't take mucb lbe gave him countless opportunisatisfaction. curtains and swung out into the But she restrained her passionate, st your time. My studio has night ties, even though she could feel that airles3, starry night. At about 8 accusing words. She said only that lights and things. Sometimes if he and she were coming closer and o'clock Bert protested he could bear she would dress while he laid out you re not too tired we could drop closer to some inevitable climax, no more and dragged Myra out to the simple meal. in there after you're through here. Larry failed to say one word about a neighborhood movie. They were Her voice sounded flat and tame. Again the girl hesitated. his engagement. The name of Eliza- returning for Ellen at 10, the hour "What's wrong with you? Larry was ended. the I don't want to sound like a beth Bowes, the gay debutante who posing invariably asked, puzzled. some for time worked after Larry prude, she said frankly, but I'm was flitting over Europe before reSha wanted to cry out that he afraid I couldnt do that. turning for her autumn wedding, they left, absorbedly mixing his knew well enough what waa wrong. his and colors absently wiping She wanted to tax him with lying Seeing lie was puzzled, she went had never been mentioned between on. her clear, candid eyes on his. them. Even as she fell more and brush ou bis faded smock, standing but he had not lied. There was no an off to observe effect, squinting at reason in the world why he should "My mother wouldnt hear of such more helplessly in love with Larry, a thing and not because ehe Ellen could not forget how unfairly the canvas and then at Ellen almost tell her everything. He had never as though he had never seen her promised to be more to her than doesn't like you, either. It's be- he was treating her. before. But at 9 he flung down bis what he was a playmate. too to cause she's was crowd She I guess, attempting 'What's wrong with you? Larry and I'm too. I much action, too much excitement, brush, aunounced that it waa too couldn't go to your studio at night too lnany emotions into 24 hours. hot for anything except suicide, and repeated. tor ginger Ellen's chance had come. He himwithout a chaperon, I wouldnt She was always swinging back and banged off downstairs ' self wag forcing the issue. It was feel right about it. forth from Steven to Larry. On the ale. the time to detpand that he choose "It would be all right on Mon- one side was common sense and on days and times like that though. the other was her own heart. That ILLEN, left alone in ths studio, between her and Elizabeth Bowes. wandered about marreling as (To Be Continued) Myrn could corns then, too. she I she had deeply and unintentionally added. . Dime- nce Girl Bcr.iofin amitil mm ECATTS pW' lamn.i j s w immf- - The army arriul camera, w hich in wartime necks out activities of the enemy, now in being used by the 13th photo section in an aerial aeareh of the wild Sequoia National K'ark aiea of California for trace of Lieut E. B, Bobzlen, unit commander, piloting plane, with Sergt Sam Bush behind camera; below, photo of the search made from an army plane. SMITH CLOTHING FEBRUARY BARGAINS j New Pioneer Horton Fled t ie Washer New shipment of Heel Room Suites Metal Beds, complete line .... Coil Springs as low as Spring Coil By LLEWELLYN from the Mattresses HOLLYWOOD Whats in a name? I always believed with Mrs speare Shake there was HYGIENE that In our Hygiene class each pupil had an assignment to give. We books and then gave it ,eadourourown AWln words. The sixth ) f grade's was on alcohol and liquors People used to think alcohol kept Ihc body warm but most have Yiound that it only makes a warm and does harm to the .feeling ' have been Experiments body. tried and found that alcohol makes f a more do work slowly. The person .fifth grade gave interesting re- -' ports on foods from other lands there are very funny foods, in southern Africa. Willa Smith. . . SPRING Oh! Jolly springtime is on its way, It is drawing nearer day by day. "it is coming to fill us with its much, nothing Parauntil mount sent in this news from its lot: Thomas Fortune spends money in the prop ment . joys- - k Bringing many the boys, ' II treasures for also brings the tulips bright And fragrant flowers of red and white. It brings the birds and butterflies' ' And makes the sunshine in the sky. Beth Sanders, OI K O. K. SLIPS This morning we have a new O. K. slip. Lily Schaub brought it All of us are going to see which row or table is going to have It theirs first. ' These people have theirs: Etta Tost, Winifred Amachcr, Marjorie Beryl Bateman, Henry James. Anderson, Erma Sill, Fred Stettler, CampMildred Johnson, Robert i departLe Roy Downs adds up a as figures i m e k eeper. Tue Den Upp MuL- - Tree lays down change as a cashier heartHarry Hart is one of those less cutters who dips actors out of films. Stella Stray sits at a desk all day as a bookkeeer. Jimmy Speak has to keep quiet He is a prop hoy on a sound stage. Edward Gross buys things bv the gross as head of the wardrobe department. And Hetty Good and June Ango are secretaries. Well, what is in -a name? It seems that Hollywood limy be the film capital to some pet) tr pic, but it is just location Miriam Hopkins. When she signed her contract, it specified that she was to mak pictures in New York. When they decided that the wanted her to woik on this coast, she hi ought that little mat ter up. the studio is paying foi her house, food, transportation as well as gas and light bills according to the story, bee au.s. Miss Hopkins is ''on location 11 bell, Lewis Loveday, Mack Bate- - Hollywood And if you have seen the echo man, Tejd Smith, Lynn Carlson, Junior Westisen, Kathryn Maurer, omy wave as it operates in Hoi Moroni Schaub, Donald James, lywood, that is funny. ' BateDorothy Forsbcrg, Robert Euvone man, Kenneth Bateman. Lily Burri, Elaine Loveday, Schaub. ' From the third and fourth grade. Mrs. M W. Smith pi evented her Maurine Christensen. Tuesday HOl'SKS piano pupils in a recital Ollt COLONIAL First ward chapel In the fourth grade we are go- - evening in thewere Alden Baxter, ing to make a Dutch house. W'ash-- Participants Kernel! Jensen, Lois kitchIrene Clark, Dutch a bed room, ington's Petersen, Percy Petersen, Jack en, a pilgrim house. and In the Dutch kitchen there is a Jorgenson, Norma Green Jean Allen. fireplace so big that it fills about enterMrs. Hyrum C. Jensen half of one side of the room. Coterie There is also a door that is so tained members of the at a bridge " big a horse can come through club and their partners it. They have big doors so the party Tuesday evening at her tour tables of bridge horses can bring logs into the home. were played. High score prizes house. were won by Mrs. J A. Pearce ' Marjorie Bateman. and Francis Olsen. Mrs. Leroy TRIP TO HEAR THE OlR Jensen and J. A. Pearce received " CANTATA ' The first, second, third and low prizes. Mrs. Sydney Napper and two fourth grades went, down to the Idaho, tabernacle to hear the cantata. little daughtersthe of Burley, past week with r We went around the boulevard. have spent and v Mr. At each corner, Mack, our junior Mrs. Nappers parents, If Mrs. H C. Jensen. ; traffic policemen would stand. Mrs. Elgera A. Johnson returnf any cars should come, he would home in Salt Lake stop the group or the cars. We ed to her a few days spent at got down there without any trou- Tuesday after her parents, Mr. and ble. We had a fine time down Hyrum with Mrs. G. W. Allen. there. Allen have Alvin Mrs. Mr. and Archie McNeil become grandparents of a little girl born recently to Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hdlyard of Smithficld. A skiing party was i njoyed SatEffic urday evening by the Misses Many friends and relatives of Larsen, Rea Petersen, Drue Rose, the Roueche family of Millville as-- f Drue Allen, Maurine Petersen, condolences Lydia and Rachel Nielsen, Opal tHembled to extend Wednesday at 1 p. m. in the Nib- Sorenson, Guena Clawson, Beatrice 'll ley ward chapel at the funeral Johnson and their partners. Folservices for Marriner Roueche, 23, lowing the outing, a midnight lunwho died Sunday night from com- cheon was served at the home of Lydia Nielsen. plications resulting from an ac- Miss A dancing party was held in cidental gunshot wound. eveSpeakers were Byron Snow, Dr. the Third ward hall Tuesday S. M. Budge, Sheriff Jeff Stowell ning observing the patriotic holiof Cache county. Bishop Eugene day. The Washington theme was carried out in the arrangements. Johnson, Bishop Alma Y'eates and of the The adult department Bishop N. B. Chugg who was in First ward M. I. A. will hold charge of the rites. W. 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