La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 17, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTl.hvnv. September 17, 1925. THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER faff Six Marine Planes in Transcontinental Flight mmammmm Published bv Arrangement with First National Pictures, Lloyd Productions, Inc. 1(110 KTOUY TIIVH FAK. M'Tco Phillips, ponnlli!5a in AUw Itu, wliuni In; Iium Kotiu In HoaiTh of . eolfl, lifchlf'H.thot in will muy. IK In young, haii mi unusual pIi.vhUjuc und nil tho counwr that in lieci-H-sary to uarry lilni ovnr Chllkoot t pans to the land, of glUler-ln wold. Tho Can nd tun frovriuiimt will not let aiiyono onlir the country -with-out a ton of provl.slonH und a ihouu oml dollars. 1 i'hllllps, Iiowcvit, decided on lulling a despi'raia chance. Wllh a huiilciiHonic pack on hid hack Im jolnii Uin Htrcam of Immunity out to hattlo tho Henynt.s. on thu tl'fUrlMM'OIIH flHCIMlt Of 111! 1'HHH llO meets up wlih a tflanl French Ca nudlnn who cunt tons him lo ko more (slowly and thuH tmvn h nlrenKlh. , "Hon nuver curry too much; don't bo In such hurry," tho friendly giant warns. CHAPTKU II. (Continued) 31Ih romrade HliniRfred. "Mebbo no; hut K'poMin' dey ilo. Wal'w do lioddn? Khe'H beet; couulrco; dere's plenty clalniH." "Arfl there, really?" Phllllpu' cycH brlKhtf.'ned. "Von'ro n old timer; you'vu been 'Innldo.' Do yon taean t hero's plenty of sold for all of us?" "JJero ain't 'nnff sold In all do worl for somo-people.'" - "I mean Is JJtiw.son an rich as they say It Is?" "Pm-m! I don't know." "Dld'nt you ?et in on the Htrlke?" "I hear 'bout 'Im, but I'm t'lnkln' bout oder t'lnH." ' " I'hllllps repui-ded t lio speakei' turlously. "'That's funny. What buHlnoKH are you in?" "My hlznoHs? Juft llvln'.1 the Cnnadiuii's oye.s twinkled. "You don't Huvvy, ch ? Wal, dnt's blo . cause you're lak deso odor feller you're In liecjr hurry to bo roech. , Me ?" lie BhruffHod Ills bruwny Bhouldors and smiled cheerily. "I pot plenty tarn. I'm loufer. I en joy myse'f " "Ho do 1. For that matter, I'm enjoying myself now. 1 think this Is all perfectly corking, and I'm having tho time of my young life, Why, Just think, over thero" Pierce waved his hand toward tho northward panorama of while j" unn mm juii Hi- villii'yr ivfry thing is unknown!" His face lit up with somo restless desire which tho Frenchman appeared to under stand, for he nodded oerlously ''Hdmetlmeg u scares me a little." ''Wat you senre' 'bout, you?" "MyHelf, I suppose. Sometimes I'm afraid I haven't the, stut'C In me lo Inst." "ia s Kood Bign," The HpenUer lipped WlM'ifriirs'nilfifffVvaek-har.' ness and udjuste dthe trump-lino to his forehead preparatory to rising, ' You coin' mnk' irnml 'nmit'diiiiirli' . You goin' mak' good 'sourdouith' , lak' me. You koln love do woods ond do hills wen yon know em. I t-an (ull, Wal, I we you bhneby ut Wlte 'Orne." 1 "White Horse? la that where you're golnp?" "Yes. m battenu mtin; I'm tfoln' be pilot." Isn't that pretty dangerous work? They suy those rnplds are awful." ".Sure. Kverybody scare' to try Im. Wen I came up dey pay me fifty dollar for tit' one boat Trough. Uy goshl I never mak' so moch money I'ree hondred didlar a day. I'm resell man now, Von lak get reeeh iiueek? I teach you bo pilot. Hwlf water, boejr noise I'lenty fun in dal!" Tho Canadian threw back hiH head and laughed loudly. "Wat you sny?" MI wouldn't mind trying it," Plerco confessed, "but I have no outfit. I'm packing for wages. I'll bo along when I get my grub-stnko together." "Ooadl.,;i go party quoek now. V4U you ronie, I ta' you t'rough do canon free. In one day 1 tench you bo (rood pilot. You ask for 'I'oleon,, I mret. Heniember?" l '! nay!" 1'hiUips hatted the Miecrful giant as he was about to rise. "Ho you know, you're the first man who has offered to do me a fuvor; you're the only one who hasn't tried to hold tne. back and climb over me. You're the first man I've men with with a smile on his face." The speaker nodded. "I know! It's peety, ino. I ieso poor feller Is scare', hil-' you. Dry don' on der:dnn.' lint him by, dey get Wise; dey 1,-nrn to he'p de oder feller, dry b arn dat u smite will curry n pack or row a bout. You remi-mber dat. A tootle nnd a scng, she'll shniten de milcn and niuk' f ren's wld ever) body. 1 on' lor Ret w'at 1 tr you," "Thank you, I won't," raid I'lerre, with a flicker of nmuse nietit at lb" m.,a'M hrl f s.'rinon. !"Kl'i:itAL IiAMK TAX HKItYICKS nnd rLAIMH Audits Systems Investigations Efficient H rvlce Uensojiable ' ltutCH AiiiMintaiit - Tjii ruiiiiHtir Ititmi.lf Itmik M.lg, riione laln S.'iO Offices: Jji Grande . I'endieton Walla Walla Tills Dorct was evidently a nort offer, Btroiwar Htumpederw namely, a backwooriM preacher. Ui'hn deinriulnallon. a doKtfef p r- Adleu!" WUh another fiaHjimK uniile und a wiivu of iin mum iim fellow Joined I lie proeefwhrn and went over the ere.it. It had hcei) pIcuMint to cxeliuiiKe oven thi'MU few friendly word.4, lor of lute the habit of silence had boon forced upon I'lerce I'liJHlpg. Kor weekH now he h.id toih-d iiinong reticent men who rewarded him wilh hoMillly. who made way for Mm with reluctance. Haute, labor, hi rain had numbed and brutalized themi lallKuo had rendered iinmi Irritable, and the HlrattKeiieaH r their environment hud iimUu itiem 'both fearful and aiiplcliiii. Ylu-ye wuk no (food-felloWKjiip, no conHld- eratlon on tin: t:niiKooi. -nu was a race ngnlnBt time, and the j'takes went to him who was most ruth lens. I'lillllps had not exonerated.' Until this morning, ho had received no faintest word of eneouraKeuu ut. no alight eat oft'i-r or help. Not onee had a hand been outsl retebed to him, and every Inch he had gained hurl been won tit the cost of 1 in own efforts and by reason of hi.) own determination. He . was yd warm with a word less gratitude at tho Frenchman':! cheer when a riguro come lurching toward htm and fell into tho space Doret had vacated. This 'man wan unite thu opposite of the one who! was fur from robust, lie fell j"uo downward and lay motionlesj. Im pulsively I'hllllps roKo and removed 1 the new-comer'n puck. "That iHHt Mtt lakes U out of you, doesn't It?" lie iruiuired, wym-: pathetically. j After a moment the Htrnnger lined a thin, colorless men over grown with a bushy gray beard and begun to curne In a gasping voiee.t The youth warned him. ''You're only tiring yourself, my friend. It's; all down hill from here." The sufferer regarded Phillips from a pair of hard, tunoky-bluo eyes In which there lurked both curiosity and surprise. I say!" ho panted. "You re the first white man I've met in wo weeks." I'loice laughed. "It's tho result of a good example. A fallow wa. uoceiu lO me JUHI now, "This Is the kind of work that gives a man dead babies," groaned the strong 'And these darned trull-hogs!" vindictively , 'Hurry up, He ground his teeth " Cel out of tho way!' old man!' -'Step lively, grandpa!' That's- what they say. They umip at your heels like coy- ol s. Hurry? You can t force your luc! into a siltlntr posture nnd in apologetlo tono explained: "I daH sant lay down or I'll get rheu- matism. Touah uuvh Frontiers- nidltwin rl' men l'ah!" He spat out tho ex- , elamatlon with disgust, then closed his eyea again and sank back nirainst his birdeli. "Coyotes! Thai 's what they are! They'd rohHtnn, fl KiaKt of a chance beside a carcass, they'd gnaw each ot hor'u pone io gci uu oiuii aneau i ; ice." Up out of the chasm below came a slow-moving file of Indian pack ers. Their eyes were bent upon the ground, nnd they stepped noiseless ly Into one another's tracks. The only sound they made came from their creaking pack leathern. They paused briefly to breathe and to lake In their surround ings. then thev went on nnd out of sight. ''Going through to Llnderman?" queried the other man. "Ho am T. If you'll wait n second I'll Join you. Maybe wo can give each oth er a hand." The speaker's motive was patent; nevertheless, I'hllllps obligingly nc- ceded to his request, and a shorn time later assisted him into his harness, whereupon they set out one behind the other. I'leree's pack was at least double the weight of his companion's, and It gave him n pleasurable thrill to realise that he was one of the strong, one of the elect; he wondered pityingly how long (his feeble, middle-aged man Could hi.st. 1 tef ore t h oy had t rn mped fa r, however, ho sow Hint the object of his pity pONSesned n Quality which was lacking In many of tho young- Dead" Buddy Rlitlonf jrors nco cn i Civil v,r latllollcld Mllr, n. Cool, (led), of runt. Mich.. IhrfW Mnnkci over hl comrailp, Charles Hebster of rmvere City. Mich.. Ielicvine he h:,Y irtn t. t. Cook met Webster very much llv ' fel l',.,A Inc., and Frank Hevfrance no poor huuhiiuiip, m- deed, for youth uhd brawn. Once. tho man was In motion ho .made no complaint, and he mummed o maintain a very pood pace. Leaving the erect of Chllkool be hind them, the travelers bore to the Tight across the snowcap, then followed the rhUvo above Crater lake. Kvery mile or two they rest ed briefly to relieve their chafed and aching shoulders. They ex changed word:) while they were in motion, for one soon learns to con serve his forces on tho trail, but when they lay propped ugnluwt their pucks they talked. , (To be continued) FAILS TIQ1; Kill I nrcnUN (ad. necmiRo 74- year-obl llaron Chrlstof von Hre eoll, head of llerlln's most ex clusive fashion house ref-jsed to dun cltenta, his- firm has been I compelled to' go Into bankruptcy. Von Orcooll designed - gowns and trousseaus for practically ull the German princesses and when the "HmpresH" Hern it ne started for Holland to -Join William II In wedlock, she stopped In Iler liu long enough to have her wed ding gown und other clothes made by tho firm, Gernuuiy'fl upper 400 were quite as much charmed by the vener able head of the firm us by the cieul Ions of his staff, for Harun Chrlstof always insisted upon per sonally waiting on all- distin guished customer and placing the finishing touches 'J p o n then gowns. , The baron, who before the war 'conducted shops also In New York, Vienna, Carls and Jjondon, Insisted that his clients of dis tinguished families mmit not he dunned. This gradually led to his liabilities exceeding his as sets, but it Is expected the firm will emerge safely from the bank ruptcy proceedings, as the credi tors are showing a disposition lo make generous terms. Charlie Chnplin Is declared 1y the Neim Herllner Settling to bo 'tie best known man In the world. The screen comedian Is compared with such well known personages 1 1 Inden Imti. KiiiHtein. Itichurd stroma, Trotsky, Lloyd GeSrge, Muz'solinl, 1'irandollo, liernnrd Mhaw, L-.ideudorf. Kdlson and Ford, nono" of whom, however. omrt chaplln In point of not- ortely, The only rivals worthy of a moment's consideration are be lieved to be Jackie Coogun ' and Jack Uempsey. Hut of Jackie Coogan It is said that he will grow up and presently lose his popularity nnd Jack Hempsey, af ter all Is said. Is really considered 'a high light only in Americn and Kurope, Italy lluihliiiir Grent Tunnel I iitler Apeimlne .Mountains FLORENCE, Italy, (AD Italy soon will bo able to boast of ono of the world's greatest , railway tunnels. ' The double - jtriricU Oibe under the Apennines, part; of it hp electrified direct line between here and Holoirna, now in procss of roimtructlon, will measure 18 kilo. metres (slightly more than eleven miles). t The tunnel wilt rnnk next to the Trillions Shnplon tunnel through the Alps, which is 12 miles long, and ahead of the Mont Cents tun nel connecting Italy nnd France, which measures eight miles In length. . i tl 'flSf, Comes to Life ( t. ftnnual U A. It. tnmmmntnt !..,., . The Rhenandoah ; 'disaster and the loss of the naval plane PN-0, No. 3 have caused no changes In tho piano of the marina corps to fly two giant Alert in bombers, from (.Juantlco, Va.. to Han Jjjego, Calif. Top Bhof.v .the, planes '. wHlch Will malte tr.o flight j.nrt bottom the crew that will man one of thorn. Left lo right: Marino Gunner Michael Wodarcsky, Captain II. D. Campbell,' Captain It. A. T'rcsley end Major ltoas E. Howell.;.,., , , . MM LODGE WILL CIIEI rOUTLAND, Ore., (Special.) The meeting of tho Bovorlgn Grand Lodge, -which will take place in Portland, September 21-25, will bring together thousands of people rromall over tho United Htates ami the different provinces of Canndn. There also will - bo rep resentatives present trom Aus tralasia, Cuba, and other distant points1. While there ure but, a limited number of representatives from each of the' grand jurisdic tions,' there will be numerous de gree und drill teams on hand to cotnpotc for the prizes. Approxi mately $iofooo is distributed for prizes for the various contestants. The largest prize wll be $1000 which will go the patriarchs mlltU ant for tho best canton, cons'stlng of 24 chevaliers and S officers. The second prize in- this depart ment will be $500 and n third prize of $;tti0. Class H prize In the same department, which goes ' to 1 8 chevaliers and 3 officers making the' best appearance in "the drill, .fa $500, with A secoud prize of $'jr0 and a third prize of $200. Amongithe various degree teams listed from n distance Is Garland Hebekah Lodge No. 859 from Oc troi, Michigan. This team, which Is composed of about fifty young women, will compete. for the prize In the Hebekah degree. Another Hobeknh team coming from tho east is Vera Hebekah Lodgo No. 13 of Helena, Montana. Thero are a number of other Hebekah teams from Canada and Washington. Home of tho Oregon lodges out side of Portland will take part in this contest. In the male branch of the order one of the most dis tant teams that will bo on hand Is the deirree team of Kxcelsior encampment No. 85 of Pottatown, "Pennsylvania. This b um will con sist of about forly men, who will bring much equipment and other paraphernalia with them and no doubt will make an excellent ex emplification of the work in all three degrees of the encampment brunch of Odd Fellowship. This Is ttho same team which carried off all three prizes at Ihe Hover elgn Grand 'Lodge gathering In The brush leaves 110 trClC6 Rasmusscn's Pure Paint dries without brush marks -- The double grinding in pure unseed oil gives Rasmussen this out standing advantage. Ask your dealer for color cards. Ask your painter for an estimate: rl Ippaints &1sl wLs VARNISHES II iJat For Exttriars n 9 For Exteriors RASMUSSEN PURE PAINT A.tuCrcoscucSKingleStainiPorch FUxr Paint; Barn and Roof Paint; Truck, Tractor nd Implement Tniat; Automobile Hnamrts; Spar Vrnish; Root Coating; Concrete and Cement Coating, Kv Interiors Wall-Dura Washable Wall Paint; Racolire Enamels; Inside Floor Paintt Oil Stains; Flixir and Var nih Stain; BnthTub EnamcI.Dux able Floor Varnish. ' Sold by Grande Ronde Lumber Company LA C.RANDC, OREGON Jacksonville, Florida! last year. ; AH of the degree teams, as well as hundreds of lodges scattered about in various parts of.- the country, will participate in the big Odd Fellows parade which takes place oh Wednesday. Hi ptember on tho streets of Portlund. In this parade there will be at least, twenty-five bands nnd numerous drum corps. Several bands from Portland will take part in the en tertainment and it la expected that there will be music In different parts of Ihe city during the entire time of the convention. When the Sovereign Grand Lodge was held In lioston there were fifty bands in the line of march on the day of the big parade. It Is estimated that there -were 50,000 members of the order In lino at that place. Two years ago in Detroit, Michi gan, there were equally as many. Although the membership is not nS great in the West wlih the more than 00.000 members in Ihe slate of Washington nnd 45.000 mem bers in Oregon it ds expected that there will be one of the lurgeat parades that has taken place in 'Portland during the season. I'omb of NIcil .lapiincse Found TOKYO, (AP) The tomb of SUamku, oni- of Iho nicsl fnmoua earlciitiiriflts In obi Japan, whose humorous pictures of the nctorfl r2r? If you are going to need a HEATING STOVE, come in and buy it now and pay for it latci-. Pay by the month. F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-85 of his day are treasured by lovers of art, especially in Europe, -is rc ported to have been discovered in the Hongyoji Temple, Tokushima, by. Dr, Kyuzo Toril, tho noted an thropologist, who is now staying there investigating ancient relics. The whereabouts of this tomb has heretofore been rfne of the inter esting problems for artists, and for Hharaku experts in particular. SAVE $14.05 TRY JERSEE FOOD It takes twenty-one w ri-guiloa cans of AVfiolo milk to reed A calf the first six Weeks. Lei Va 'show oii Iiow Vou can make your Calves save you Sll.Oft by Hsiaj; our ,ii;hhi:i; food. . Multiply thin with The number of calten . You. hare to raise, .Thrti come- nnd talk , It over with tis. La Grande , Warehouse & Storage Cor ESKEiaSEiailBBIHBSeaSgSS m S3 3 S3 "Fri m sa M M M m Si H 13 K3 Si ta a 9 m 89 m SflSSSWHiSi I 'jm ms ma mmi 'w&'li?! 1 TWss!Httal:ej-5bTlefmomlns l iivyrfSgidSsS 1 niinuica and Albers Carnation l&iiP? 1 Mush Is on your table piping hot, "Albers stands for Better Breakfasts vj -1 . 1 ,Vu -r 1 (A .it,.' "Oh, Doctor.. my head feels awfully queer. What shall I do?" , - "Go buy a Castle hat. Castle style makes any man's head feel better, and look better, too". ' Five lo Ten Dollars Ask Your Dealer O ' R O U R K E, MANUFCTIHFS .ends of Yours'9 Perhaps tou never think of it in this way but there is a lot of news about friends of jours in this paper right now. , Friends who serve you daily who lighten -your work amuse your leisure con tribute to your welfare and to the pleasure of your life. Advertised products familiar faces that you find in your living-room, bedroom, bath, kitchen, garage and yard. Long association with them has proved their "friendship" to be valuable. The advertisements are little intimate word pic tures of these "commercial friends." Advertisements tell you how they are made, what they arc doing, and how and where to get them. As a general rule, there is nothing familiar or "friendly" about the appearance of an unadvev tised product. You seldom sec it in the paper the stores or even in homes. Largely because the great buying public has learned that the advertised product is the friend to tic to. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS -THEY ARE MESSAGES BUSINESS FRIENDS iiiiipii 1 1 Bffi. i m mm- EUBANKS HAT CO. a si B B m. 3 B i a n B fl . fl REGULARLY FROM i ii ii it B n fl' U . fl 4 II! II II II M n ii ii ii ii iaSBflBHBailBHBHENBSS9CSSZIBBIIDIBIIBBIB3cB