La Grande evening observer., September 29, 1925, Image 6

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Tuesday, September 20, li)25.
TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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f C iJ.lc L (Comina.dj
. I'iiiMii'.t 'd the bjrnt-of u-rlns
with iifcf.'jr. ln:ll just now h
fcad kJt(.u;i li ut his tin ploy r used
toiaco, iind th'- dweovt-ry came, a-
a fttirxk. Hr l,ad 1 . n reared' in
a do": horrie-t irc). therefore he
did not apn'ovc of womn sntok
Ittfr; in iar!Kuiiir h- disapproved
f the i'our.t .., (lis Count
imokin? Ait-r a rnonunv of
rotund ration, bower-,, he a.sk-d
him If vhui pood naon there
could 1h- fur -j feeling. It wa
her own nJt.'iir; m-fiy yt.ouldr.'t a
voninn 7irkj i? h- f Ji like it?
II vms stiff, rijM-d at the imexpct
td Morality of hi attitude. Thi
country waa Ind'fd working a
Chang? In Inn;; h: was broadening
rapidly. As a mailer of fart. hv
asaured him -If. t.ie Count '-sty
Court'au aa an exceptional ".roin
n; h ;:s ;uite diif r, nt from
the other riienib ra of hr ." and
Ihe rule of d'-oorwni which ob
tained for them, did not obtain for
h-r. Khe on in t n thoumnd
on1 in a million. Yes, ur.d he wan
h-r man.'
While ho wo. rn.itcJiinp a bit. of
midnight 5upf.-r Pierre aain
fceard the. name of KJrhy mention
ed, and a r -Terence to the bi
game in prOfr-s at the Ophlr,
ltecallinir l.ueky J.ra.d words, h
wond-red if it w re powdtde that
Kirny and hts Kirl were indeed ihe
father and daughter who had
Op pH' d at (he Northern for Khel
ter. It i-Tiif d incredible that a
young woman of furh apparent
refinement eon id be a gambler's
daughter, hut ft were true ah waji
Hot only the daughter of a 'port
ln nun." hut a very notorious
one. jud print; from general com.
ment. Prompted by culrsity. pier
ce dropped in at the uphlr on hb
way back to work, lb- found the
place crowded aa usual, but in-P'-cfally
no at the rear, where the
Camea were running. "hn he
had edged his way close enough
to command a view of the faro
table he di covered thai Sam Klrhy
waa. for a fact, the one-arm
man he had nut during the after
noon. He waa seated, and close
at his bark wo the Kray-r r-d.
brown-hatred girl with the plea
nt voire, She WUs taking no
active port in the game itself ex
cept to watch the wagcra and the
cases carefully. Now and then her
father addns-scd a low-poken
word to her and alie an.Hwerrd with
a nod, a smile, or a shake f her
head. fhc taw fjutte at caw, ulte
ut home. ; ahe wai utterly oblivious
to the do.-parked ring of apec
latora encircling the tabl.-.
waa nocke0; wftB m,iy Lnv,.r.
d and mildly aiuus'd at the fala
imprew Icq this youiiK woman had
plven. It se. med that hti judg
ment of femaiv i p..a Wda exceed
ingjy poor.
; "Who i.i Mr. Klrhy?" he Inquir
ed of hi n-arest neighbor.
'liir apott. Ik's rieh-or he waa;
I heard he jut lest a at ring of
raee-hor.il lie luukea a forttine
and he Fpcmbi it overntcht. Hi'a
on his way "int-ade" now with a
big ariloon outfit. That'a Lttv. hia
ffirl."
Another man laughed under hi
breath, saying: "Old Ham won t
bet a nick to unhna she' ith him.
He'a auperftitlou"
"I g'leha ht has reriunn to bo.
Hhe'a hin ruhr," the first api-aker
explain' d.
' Mr. Kir I y rapped nh.iri.li- iitw
tuhle with the f.1 ! IAnk thi
Jd as hi left hand .then, when
a waiter cleared a pna-ag. way
throuKh the crowd, ho mutely in
Vlted the house employees to
drink- The dealer d.-cllned. the
lookout and the case-kecper or
dred whltkey, ani, Klrbv fifmU
fel by a nod that the Kimr would
lo for him. Hut hh daughter
laid a hard uprn hu arm. H.
KlHMr-Vrbl, h.-r 1.refy. hr
Bhnifrifrul and thang.d tils onhT,
M'Ui- II i rlgar," he nutd,
ft Smile. 'IIosh'j ,r(l..-
There w;ifI a rfj,,,!,. of t;niltl.r
iitl a ..tl tie or wti.-n
one of I'ii r. . N inf,,rt.i.
"nN ' 'im. -t.-tTy i;,..,., l)tr
THIS DOY CERTAINLY KNOWS HIS OIL
Otho Kcherfhy was
duy.
iturnl from a three
ncnlhi
trip 1
pretty Mralrht. lu enre in a own t-xt mMUtt. an.l va
while he a;!. a way. When he doubly bleKed in bos-KHing the in-I
does oh. boy!" tens-, nay. the ffroeiouA. loyalty
Ixng after he had r--lurn d to of on-' I.an.'iy Itoyal. a dependable
hi Lik th- nn-:itry of that still- rliner who had graJualed from'
laced gjrl in the fo..l. tobacco- ariou nunor posjtions into a sort
iuden atmosphere of the gambling- of ca.Mcllan. an Admirable .rh h-
hall r'iiiaiitd to both Ti- rr- Ihil- ton. a good left hand to rep) ice
:il;'he could r.t gi-t ov-r hi tint n-.aaing membe r which Kirby
auitiaenu-nt and bis amroj ar- iit hd lost d urine the tihite.not
nUbtaking her tor a w-Ii, for a rlimai of a certain celebrated f ud
ood girl. a feud, by the way. which had
I-iiKy in the ming. wiv-n lie -Rddf d a notch to the Ivory handle
wearily went fort n in rjt. -t of- of SamM famous six -a hooter. This
breakfast and a bei. b j.-arned 1 1 mnny l;oal was oil things, lie j
iiiai ut" game ui u:- tipnir was could take anv shift in a i::.ml.l-
ing-houae. he was an aecomplished
fixer he had been a jockey and hid
handled the Kirby string of nor-
lit- wj-s a miner of son.-, too. hav
ing superintended the I'.ouhtta
Mm'- during it bri-f end urosir-
art'i ois hiFtory; as a trainer he was J
rtsn jwithout a pcr. lie had ntidei
book on iiifuiy tracks: he it was
.-still going on.
"1 want 'ou to I:. re enough
packers to take I hi stuff over in
one triptwo at the iiiotL K:.fcfege
all you t m.' off. r any prief." 'j tl..
.'oiiniea was -p-kirig. phc had
snatched a vw iiou;' i!i
was now lar k at ihe l-.o i
as ever.
"You 111111 tuke more r'-ar," ;
Ilert-e told her. -You'll wear,
youriw-Jf ovit ut thbt ra: ." j
Jhe smiled brightly nnd i.nook ;
her head, hut he p rsiM'-d. "(iu
back to sb-rp a:.d I t me a'f nd to '
the work. I'm s'soitg; noinif-g iir.
me." i
who had brought out the fiily Itou-
Oa. Aim Kirby'a bM-known
Thoroughbred, and "mopped up
with her. I;oth mini and mare
J'liiiriy had named after Kirlyj
giil. ;nd ur.d-r Danny's n:anag--n.enl
both J:ad ben iilek produc-
eis. all in ail. l:oa woa consid r-
-.Vor me. I'll rfd vhea r t Jed by who knew him best as
Dawson. Il.r. ih- paek.-rs-a master of many trades an 1 a
(here day aft-r tym-now mom-j Jack on none. if.. W:u an irnli-
iTl-" (gions man. but he pota ss f d a coI-"
There were numerous freighters which he lvd up to strictly; epiio
io Jej. out;iis w;l)i aniuai.s too. Mi-d if ran tls follows. Sam KJr
ftome of theji. but in iiiiry d- v- lop- jb"a wi! be .ionc-f j;.- b' lievt-d in
d the fact mat none were free iojbut one god. and that r.oulf tta
accent a contract of thw siz- at' Kirby wiw hL profit,
such fchort notie. . th.-rrfor- Pierre ' i-, -.i., -.n
irltfti m k n nc I'm -,l iaix.ii..,.
...... kvi.s ji jn uui, ri)inui.
a mock or case-goo: and cigars.
JU?-kovh' MJm''1,'li "Pn Jo,mo,l.ra.barolVwi,h wh.rh
Thft ','.. v, lo '"rn-h t):e aumc. old Sam felt
of boughs; hbt face flushed
and hts ejes were bright with t-v- !
or. Kvldently. m avoiding the
town he hid Mnwht tt-lt'-r i..-n-I
and the native ha.j taken him in !WITh n,,n Soon"r I,ian l-ave her
without giit-stinn. j behind he would have s-vfn-d his
Overcoming his first impulse to I r"I!i:i!:iinS hand, houb-tta and Ag-
quietly withdraw-. ViTc- U-nt "' in' consrttuteti the founda-
iown to the fejiow and feuid. with'11"" ulon vmcn Kirby fortun
nuine'pity: "I'm orry for
w ut to the Indmn vii'ugt
ed lor UlV cbJt-f. , l-TUJll-g u
cover the old man, he b cai
tent-to-lent farth, and while
m 5w M -uttTTWSA w-Sfewa
(bp3 fWe? 7&7 VL1HA'UFE'55lbV
- , ym pL Af
- v- V. )
Mrn. Kullif Ki-IIokb
liar Uvll. wlio l.av
eu.sta of ihflr parents, lr.
li. K .Ucll. for th- pat two
uionllis rot urni-'l t tli' ir tioinu Ui
Lot Angi Wa liikt-nvrk.
Mrs. Hay BnrKt'r .or Kaicni. Is a
I jruest at ihe home of Mr. and .Mrs.
I It. I. llark.-r.
Ox-ar Gorham. of Norm I-ow--JtT.
was a Cove visitor Monday.
Mrs. G" l.tncoln. who liuj lis
h-r Iioum: lii'T ist,-r from
I'ltvubnil .Ohio. ndr a trip to
Walloaa liku to show thf acinic
spot to Jit-r fantcrn visitor,
wt'tv at-coi)jpani'd ly Mrs. C
wh.
i Ini
aliroad
and Miss many
iMcn. nil- li.,
and j" " . .. . . ""r at th, I
and is vU;tlns amo. ..' '
..I....!. u ... ' r' I
1 it. . . . n itr,w.
I'-H-ture
hts Journey, ttince his n'tun, . '
Knroi In Juno he has i..i, L,""1
tug dirf-r'nt niemhers of hij, f
ily, comlns hern from v.n-
" . ' 'ttei
Dome iinif. vm-r ma vuut
fori
hen-1
hu will take up the new chars.
(Jurfit Id. Washington. K
The !tev. Paul Huberts, of Bo(fc I
gu: .iiyi--unB ana instri
'ventnir ;
on "Th
i dive lecture 1 u-day
i'hev 1,w I'l'i;itopal church
jjert. I Task of the Church."
Kmil lilevins. of Payette
The hv.
Kred I.. Post litis re- been a fo- visitor thi wn
'V.
'safe in setting out for any country
re gold was mined and wher
trail were new.
Of course he took his daughte
the
re rve
ilrltikln
with
you.
Joe. Is tlure anything 1 tan do?"
Mce'a-vkey stared up at him wild-
1 ; then a bfc-ht of recognition
kindled In his biick eyes. It chang
ed to that baleful S am of liat-
r0. His hair lny low upon his
fuiehead and through it h- glared.
His face was cotert d" with a smut
of beard which made h:m even
liiorv rejM Mant.
1 though on wep? Jim." he
croaked. -'lP.it Jims 'lead."
Do you v.-.u it money or
"Jim's dead." the man repented.
You killed Mm:"
'! ? .oiien.-e. I on't tafk "
"You Mlled him. You;" Mif:i-
key's unthinking f lure b-canie
positively venou'oiis; he showed
his tef-tj, ln frighlfu! grin. "Yoi
killed him. Hut there's nnre of
Plenty iiior.-. We'll get you."
lie apixared to di-iive a ferocious
enjoyment from hi threat, for he
dwelt upon it. IU began to rutvv
his vfcdtor so foully that Pierce
backed out of the tent and let the
flap fall. It had been an unwei.
come encounter; it h-ft an unplea
sant tato in hts mouth.
As he went on In search of the
villagf- fhaiuan he heard Jo iiiut
tering: "Jim's d-ad! Jiead! Jim s
dead:"
ii.ii i:n vii
Ham Kirby 's oulfll was one of
the largest, ore of the co-'tlbst
and one of the mot rompb-te that
had ever be.-n land d on the Jiyea
beach, for Kirby was a man who
did thUiEH In a lurr- u.-uv tin w
a plunger;he had lonij since b-. t
come ca -hartb ni d t tia',: and
hi- knw how to wlrh t-rolmbli!-Ue;
hence the fact that be li:td
his all upon one thtuw oi l not u
the bait dt-turb him.
Mont men sv Mircefiil in dir
ect prnportb.n to their ability to
K"f' M ;ind r t un c if. ;:(,!, a-i--t-
..r.. ,-uMune i; :,j i, t.r.i :-.im i
Kirby by pr ti! ipg- bici wi'h a;
datiKbii r w c:. ui ion nr. I good !
es rested, thev vrere the rocks
which Kiitr cg. they were the
:Lsest and his liabilities, his ad
juncts and his adornments. Agnes
was hi gun.
Having een his freight safety
aWmre. Jvirhv l-ft ttninl in rhapoo
of u. first impressing upon him
(certain comprehensive and explicit
instructions; then he and HouN-tta
and Agn-s went up the trail and
Jween the three of them, th
tend'-d to have a wow
ready wTien Danny landed
pound of merchandise
man.
.Mr. Ttoyal was an energetic little 1
person. He began an Jmnidiat- !
hunt for packers, only to discover;
that another outfit wa: zVad of j
his and that no men wr in.rn.-di- i
atejy available. He was r'-sou refill 1
he wis in the habit of rric-ttr.g ani '
overcoming obstacles. hwice -.tis
one did not greatly trouble him.
once he became acquainted with
the situation.
( To be continued)
1 CLERGY MEETS
AT -THE COVE
"OVE, fPpcia!) a conference
of the Clergy of the episcopal
church was hejd at Cove on Tues
day and Wedn'-sday. The visitors
present wre: the Rt. Rev. and
.Mrs. w. P. Hemington. of Pendle
ton, the Rev. Francis II. Ball, of
Rend; the Rev. and Mrs. J. Hum-
s ner Brown, of Prairie; the Rev.
yi Joseph Ten Broeck. of The 1 miles;
The Iter. IJndby II. Miller, of
' Hood r;iv r; the Rev. Paul liob-
Women are so fickle, in fhlrago. ; erts. IVan of St. virhmin fth.
after b'dnv'rdral. of lio;s': the Rev. Thnma.
Storm blew a Hammonton. N
J. girl out of bed. .Many mothers
woui4 enjoy such a storm
morning.
M. Roberts and Miss Charlotte
Rrown. both of Pendleton. j
- Xo school was held in the high j
school and eighth grade Friday to j
Dermit the pupils to attend the
Tnion County Fair.
The icboo! here is so crowded
that it has been necessary' to add
another room.
Two of Cove's citizens celebrat
ed their birthday anniversaries
lart week, Samuel G. White was
s7 years old hist Tuesday and
Friday y
y ''fa Ift&fch ih'$ paper
D.vC. IIAMIITO.N
MOTOR CO.
Holmes Itldg.
a (i ran dc
one wants a
narr:r-d on'v
divorce
4 A ver-m.
A"hworh. rf P:
'tie. Miss Sophia
aipfs
the real autocrat
of the breakfast table!
Leave it to His Rcyal Highchair Highncs
Co "be strong" for Carnation Mush !
And mother, naturillyis more than
glad to app.-ove his cereal-choice. For
she knows this delicious ail uitat
cereal supplies the growth and
health elements Nature intended
for thriving youngsters.
Fcr baby's better breakfast and
f,r baby's quick-to-dige t supper
dmatiort Muh !
Trying to Make Dogs Flea-less
"Albers stands for
Better Breakfasts"
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M'rim nt st.itton :it ,.'ii'nn;i. Vn w:mts t. km
r. ally h.i ;.ny . ffi on firns. (Jo )p ' ;iV I
ilor. tnA ts watrhinc throuch nu.ci.ii) mr
tli- fit .is are toinc to do ahvut it.
to e o what
Coffee X
Taking
Vowder
Extracts F
Spices
You could flavor your cake with an
onion "but you would prefer the
delicacy of the orchid.
The delicate orchid-like flavor of
Schilling Vanilla is effected by
the expert blending of the world's
finest vanilla beans.
SchillingVanilla
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APPLE BOXES
We bare thrsa for .
Sale, old ajbd. new
Boxes at from five
To seventeen cents
. Per box, any amount
Front one box to
Five thousand.
There is going rQ,;.A.
Tie shortage of '
Box nuterial, in fact
The mills have turned
I town some orders already.
Better frpeuk for
Yours now.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Go.
What Are Processed Eggs?
Eggs whose shells are coated to prevent air from
entering through the pores. Air is destructive to
quality fruits and vegetables will spoil when held
under, the influence of air. By excluding the ait
and sealing them they keep indefinitely. So will
the egg meat.
PROCESSED EGGS .
are seal with a coat of paraffine base oil. The meals
are kept sweet and fresh, because they are kept in
coolers they are marked "cold storage."
TRY THESE EGGS .. .. y
And be convinced that they are of superior quality.
They should not be confused with common ''stoiajje
eggs," which carry a storage flavor, nor with so
called "fresh eggs" among which are found stale and
rots.
Every Egg Guaranteed Sound
And Sweet.
Union Creamery Co.
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