La Grande evening observer., November 02, 1925, Image 8

Monday, November 2, 1025.
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Sec
Wcstenhaver
&. Gilbert
EI. Style Leaders;
iiaiti:ii xvv.
"Vou mi My iniiHt lu MoiinllilriK
for thhj hoy J'h-rrf lhiUIK." .irn.
I'iivrndiuli Hpnlu; with uVciHion.
The nwnjmcr which th rolon !
n ri'udtiiK uua Imw'.y nix wccliM
old. tlKTfl'orif ti(; wan dwply in
xrimwil in It. und In- louktd up
Bomcwhut ubseniiiiinilfdly.
"Yvh, . Of rourHo, my tli'iir,"
lip iinirinun d. "Wliut dm.-tt lit: want
now?"
"Wliy, lie want his lilM-Wy! H
wan l IIiIh uhminl tlmiK'' ai;;tii.il
him (iinmlfwd! It'H a Khiiiur t
liold a boy of Ills thai iu-,-r, hi:.
jiiM:dliK. on u lurre word of a man
like Count Courtiau,"
Colonel Cav ndtKh siuih d iiiz.l
caMy. "Vou, too, uh?" Hah) In1.
"What do you muun by that'."'
"Why. you'ro the fourlh woman
wlio has uppralrd to im since hl
arrirst. I dare Bay I'M hear from
oilit-rs. 1 ln-viT saw u fellow who
IkmJ Uh.1 femaht vote so solidly le
hind htm. I'm luKhmlnK to regard
him as a sort of domestic menace."
"Vou surely , don't hellevo him
BUlHy?"
Wien Jut liusband refused to
ciimiiiil tiimst II', Mis. Cavendish vx
clitimed, "Kuhhlah!"
"Kirst Joaephlnu rami to ine,"
the colonel ohH'TVed, "Sho was
deeply Imlfcnant und conslderalfly
diapMintcfl in me us a man and
a lather when 1 refused la iuaHh
Iho entire proceedings und apolo
K'w, on behalf of the I lomiirion
government, for tho injury to the
lud's reelings, t'he was actually
peeved. What ulls Jier 1 don't
democracy pri-tty htronc."
"It isn't fair to imply that lie's
not hint? more limn a ladles' man.
They're detestable. The men like
i'htlltpm too.
"True," Cavendish- admitted.
"He has the tfod-kivun faculty of
m
he graciously chose to pe rmit her.
On tho very evening that CoJonel
Cavendish und his wife were dis-
cujwine .I'lerce l'hilllps affairs.
Count au feeling In a particularly
Jubluint mood, decided to put the
matter to a test; therefore he sur
prised his wife by walking Into her
room unannounced.
"My dear," ho began, "U s high
time we had a talk."
"Indeed!" said she. "What
about?"
"About you, about me, about our
affairs. Aro we husband and wife
or am wo not? 1 ask you."
"With a queer flicker of her eye
lids she answered: "Why of
course. Tou have appeared to for
get it sometimes, but "
"No reproaches, please. The past
Is gone. Neither of us is without
blume. You've had your fling, tou.
aking friends, und for that alone.' bul I've shown you that I'm made.
I can forgive hint almost anything.
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.Hires of KOLKV IMI.I.H. a dlur.t-,
tie stimulant for the kidneys, and!
KOU-IV CATHARTIC TABIJOTH.
for 'onslipatlon and Itllllousnes.!.
These wonderf'il remedies have
helrted mil lions of iteotile. Trv.
Ihenit Adv. I1
10 Years Ago
Today
Greek don't want war.
The papears are full
of the Greeks and war
today, too.
Our Htoi-c in full or inon, y
HUVllltf IIHTChli:i'llH( l''lH- 1 1 1
Hlmu'c: (li-nuliir Til Kit. Mori
l.l'NCH KIT wllh pint ImiI
tli' foniplitf ror J.I7. Why
liuvf u cold lumrli?
L. & L. Urui Co.
know. Then the Countess Courtenu must stand the acid test.
I dropped In und so did that 'lady
I dealer from the. Hlalto. Now you
j.teke up his defense." The speaker
paused thoughtfully for an Instant.
"It's bad enough to have I he fel
I low hanging around our iiuarters
I at all hours, but Josephine aeluai-
ly suggested that we have him dine
with us!"
! "I know. Khe spoke of it to me.
! Iul he isn't 'hanging around at al!
t hours.' Josephine is interested in
i h:s ease, just as I am. because"
j "My dear! He's u weigher in a
nnloon, a gambling-house employe.
H'you think It wise to raise such a
of stern stuff and will tolerate no
It's a wonderful fueuiitf toiler , iunner loonsnncss. j am a uuii r-
than being born lucky or rich or!'nl C'ourtcuu ln you ever know,
handsome. I'm fond of him, but ' 1vc hud rebirth. Now then.
I've favored him all I can. If 1 our Patent mode of Jife is not
thought Josephine were seriously Phasing to mo, for I'm u fellow of
interested In him well. I wouldn't Pr11- Thlnk of ln Uh' wUl
feel so friendly.",. Thu speaker , tudR of a dependent!"
laughed shortly. "No. Thu man who " 8nare onerously with you. I
claims that irlrl's atli.nlb.n i.mui 1.lelve you money "
eten thrmtifh nn.i ih,..i. Mo I "The very point." he broke 111,
i exci
xcltedly. "You give: I uccept. You
When his wife siientlv ai.nroved ' d'ct: I obey. It must end now
this sentiment the colonel picked at once. I cannot play the accum-
JIUI1IIJIVI1L Millie JUU niiiK. r.iuin t
close iny eyes to your folly and for
give, utterly either we become
man und wife again and I assume
leadership or J make, different
plans for the future.'t
"Just what do you propose,
the task of clearing hlin or Cour- ,," ' .. . . ... rr
,,, . . ,, . Tho fellow shrugged. I otfer
you a reconciliation; that, to he-
ou've had your les-son
! mvHelf t lint. Vim see
1 in lno a new light. The brave can
Indirectly responsible for his pllffht.? ., hl,V, f!.(.ii"n fr
up his paper und resumed his read
ing. -
I'lerce's frlendfa'were tpdeed uni
formly Indignant, and without ex
ception they maintained their faith
in his innocence; most of them, in
fact, actually applied themselves to
teuu's charge. Hut of t his tatter the'
one who applied herself the most"" i, v
thoughtfully, tile Vinost-.: seriously, . n,
...... , i. ..,..., ... ... I, .. und I Hatter
ing reasoned that she herself was
:siie set uooui aiuiMg nun. in a inor- k, , . ,
H,ir-cu,. t l,ul, llkl,.B hii..-l.ulOUJthly relll,n,B ui ,nUirw.t ., !. . novor heo,. Wind to your ut
yuu un,l.:,Mlan,l what h. 'B h.-.-n -lo- nt.r, u wus ttI1 ul,,,,,,, llnilf.r. truellon8. my d.ar. I.uuly 1 vc
ITU,'.' JU S lin IUIMI1K up: KOIIlKtnklnir: hImi look It un with lnl..naf.
RESULTS
Positive Results - - Accornplishments - - that's what
counts in life. Not what we claim wo can do, but
what we have actually done. ' ' f'
CHIROPRACTIC
owes Its growth to KKKI'LTH It has nccumplidied---rcsiills In
diseased Vend 1 1 Ions that were considered 1 Incnable many
'times by the older health methods. If you aro Interested In
Itesults I wilt be glad to" have you come in and talk it over
wllh me., " -
F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C.
( I'almer Oraduate)
Aew I'otcy IMdg IMIOM) Utl-W
Orriee Hours: !i,lo u; 7 to H
the pace. I never knew you to
coiintenatiee a fellow"
"I never saw a boy toward whom,
I Tell no motherly." Mrs. Caven
dish said; with some Irrelevance. "T
don't Mice wild young men any bet
ter t han you do, bill he it-n't u
thief, of that I'm sure."
"Look here." Colonel Cavendish
laid down his paper, and there was
more gravity than usual in his tone.
"I haven't told you everything, but
its evidently time J did. Phillips
was mixed up with bail associates,
tin' very worst In town
"Ko he told hie."
"Jin couldn't have told yen what
I'm about to. He had a most un
fortunate . uffair with a dance-hall
girl one thai reflects no credit
upon him. He was on the straight1
path to ruin und going at a gallop,
drinking, gambling everything." j
"All the more reason for trying
abhorrence: It required her utmost
determination to carry it on. Her
plan had formed itself.; immedi
ately she hud ieaivned -what had
happened; her meeting with tho
Count that evening and her. un
expected solicitude, her - unbidden
attention lo his injury, -were a pint
of It. . As time wont on she us-1
slimed an air that amazed the man.
She meekly accepted his re
proaches, she submitted to his
abuse; cautiously, patiently she
paved the way lo u reconciliation,
even experienced .something of the
er thu old spell. I'ndetsland
me? .It's u fact. I'm actually luken
with you, Hilda; I have the tiro of
nn Impetuous lover."
t'ourteuu's eyes gleame.d; there
was an unusual warmth to hlu
gaze' und a vlbrance to his tone.
He curled his mustache, he swelled
his chest, he laughed lightly but
deeply. "What do you say, eh? I'm
j not altogether displeasing. No?
i You see something ln me to ad
mire?. 1 thrill you? Confess."
I Tho wife lowered here eyes. "Yon
. navi: duiiiu iiun vi ouw nun -
it was by no means easy, for she murtl(jt
una nenri nan longe nveu in wnai
wus little better than a state ofj
open hostility, und she hud been at
no pains to conceal the uller dls-1
"I'ower! r.reeiwly." The Count
nodded and there was a growing
vivacity and sparkle to him. "That
r.-Kinl it ml f-rmt.-mnt wlnt. r.. fr ,n ,,l l'un tu ii.ii.n-.
him. He, of course, hud resented
it; her change of demViunor now
awoke his suspicion. Ho was a
vain and shallow iierson. however:
Kcmcmher. you wcrethh. iiwirmiirtiiu i :.!.!
" iiii.i mitin'tt ii,i-Mivi.rim, iii u rr nest-ce pas?. You are fond of
i nee 11. iu x iiui iitjin, ni)
umph. Well, I choose now lo win
you again for myself. It Is my
whim. To rekindle a love which
has lost Is a lest of any man's pow-
sweet ?
lo save him.
wild yourself,
"wul! I don't say he's guilty) way rewarded. Slowly, grudgingly
of this charge; I want lo believe 'he gave ground before her subtle
him innocent I'd like lo help , advances they were, In (act, lens! Ho laid his soft white hands up
provo It. l-or that very reason it! advances on her part than oppor- on his wile's shoulders and bent
occurred lo nie Dial l.anre she's , tunttles for him he experienced a un ardent gaze upon her. Hilda
the- dauce-huli girl might' throw j feeling of triumph and .begun- to I faced him with an odd smile; her
some light on the matter, so 1 put assume a maslerful . air that wusU'heeks were white, her ice-blue
liock at w ork on her. Well, his j Indeed trying to one of dier dlspusi- J eyes were very wide, and bright
report wasn't pleasant. The girl Hon. Kefore his friends he boasted and liny held a curious expres
talked, but what she s.iid dldn'ttlhut his energetic defense of his slon.
help I'hlMlps. Hhe confessed that honor had worked a marvel In hlnj "Come! A kiss!" he p -rslsted.
he'd been stealing right along mull home: In her presence he made I "Oho! You tremble, you shrink. like
bold to lake on u swagger and an a maiden. I, too. am exhilarated,
authority hllheiio unknown. Ibut " With a chuckle he folded
Hilda stood it. with what cost noM,cp m ms rmoruce ami sue mo noi
one could possibly understand. In
some manner she m imaged to con
vey the Idea that he doiulnuled hir
and that she cringed spiritually be
fore him. She pcrniiM'-d him oc
casionally to surprise a look of be
wilderment, almost of fright, tn her
eyes, and this tiekl
lliensely. With u
giving her the money."
Mrs. Cavendish was shocked, In
credulous. Alter a moment, how
evi r, she shoo); her head positively
and exida lined, "I don't believe a
word of it."
"She's going to swear to II."
"Ib r oat h oiild be no better
than lnr word "
"(Jooil Lord!' (he colonel cried,
lisUIy. "Jlns this young Imp com
pletely by pilot ;.eil yon women ?
SHERRY'S
TODAY AM) TOMOUIIOW
Victor Seastroin's Production
resist. Alter a moment he resum
ed: "This Is finite loo amusing. J
wish my friends to see and to un
derstand, l'ul on your prettiest
dress."
"What for?"
"We are going down-town. We
I the man Im- shall celebrate our reunion we
i ineii.trjy. iaiiii a famous com- h i nnnic o ie niiiiiiciy. jtt huh-
I hi- Kin.y girl is rrlghtetied lo ! piaceney, thoroughly typical, he son shall take nole. They have
d ath. am) the Countess well, she t cll himself that she feared und ro- said. 'Courteuu Is u loafer, u neVr
told iee herself timt her husband s np,cted him was actually falling do-we, und he permits another to
Jealousy was at .the bottom of th(ll(,i love with him all over ataln. win his wife awav from him.' J
whole IhUig. I.aure. In spite op When he felt the Impuls" lo scout propose to show them."
What She Silld to Hock, is behaving tills Idcn h.. Went tn IiIh mlrmi- mul I "Vim nuiin vi.ii nrnnnK.. to Htinw
like a mini person. I dropped in examined himself critically. Why me off. Is lhat il? Another con
at (he liialto this evening and she nol j,,. usked himself. He was iiuest. eh?" . '
nsueii m- what was the worst j v,.ry pleasing. Women had always "Have It us you will. I"
I'h ree could expect. I made It j H.,.n wax In his hands; he had a "I won't go." Hilda cried, ruri
slrong purposely, ,,n,i I iM.uu'ht ,.rsoimliiy. an air. an Irresistible ously. She Treed herself from his
she'd faint. No. It's a nasty affair. . worn, thing that hml won him many arms. "You know 1 won t go.
all through. And. by Jnv. in cm p ,., t seemed nol unlikely You'd like to parade me in the
the climax, you ai d Josephine take iilal Hilda had been shocked Into places you freuent saloons.
I,:,l't m M! 1 flutter myself that n new and keener nn limit Ion of dunce halls, gambling house's. The
I'm democratic, hut have him ' his many admirable nuallties und. Idea!"
hern to dine! tJ.nl! Thai's playing WHH ready to make up. If. or when, I "You won't? Tut, tut! What Is
this?" Coui teau cried angrily. "He.
beilious so soon? Is this recent
change of demeanor assumed?
Have you been fooling rue?"
"What change?" tho woman
parried. "I don't know "
"Oh yes, you do! For tho first
time in years you have treated me
us a husband should be treated;
half-measures will no longer sat
isfy me. We havo arrived ut the
show-up. Are you a miserable JJe
liluh or "
"1'lease don't ask me to go out
with you, Henri," the woman
pleaded, in genuine distress. "To be
paraded like un unluiul on a chain!
Think of my feelings."
"Indeed! Think of mine," he
cried. "This is my hour, my tri
umph; I propose to make it com
plete. Now thai I carefully consid
er It, 1 will put you to the test
You've had a fine time; If you pay
a pric for It, whose fault Is that?
No! One must be cruel to be
kind." . .
"Cruel! Kind!" Hilda sneered.
"It merely pleases you to humiliate
JUe."
"Very well!" blazed the Count.
"If 11 phases me, so be it. That is
my altitude now und henceforth
my will is to be law. Come! Your
prettiest dress und your prettiest
smile, for we celebrate. Yes, and
money, too! I'm as poverty-ridden
us usual. We will treat my friends,
wo will gamble hero and there,
we will wutch the shows to un ac
companiment of popping corks so
that every one shall see us and
Kay: "Yonder Is Courteuu und his
wife. They iiave made up und she.
adores him like a mistress. Par
bleau! The man has a wuy with
women, eh!' Il shull be a great
night for me.'
"Are you really serious?.' .i ..' ".'
Courteau stamped his felt-Hhod
foot. "Anger me no more."
Hilda's face was colorless, her
eyes were still glowing with that
peculiar light of defiance,- of des
peration, of curiosity; nevertheless,
shu turned uway und began to dress
herself. j
Courteau was not disappointed. '
His appearance in the river-front
resorts, accompanied by his wife,
created -a sensation indeed. And
Hilda's bearing, under the curcum
stances, udded to his fratificatlou,
for, now that the die was cast, she
surrendered completely, she .clung
to him as ir feeling a new depenu
eiice, und this filled his pup to over
flowing. It was fin outrageous
thing to do; no one save a. Cour
teuu would have thought of sub
jecting the woman who bore his
name to such a humiliation. Jiut,
he was a perverse individual; his
mind ran in crooked courses; he
took a bizarre delight in the un
usual, nod morality of the com
mon sort he knew not. To smirch
her, even u little bit. to. subject her
to seeming disgrace, not only
taught her a lesson, but also unit
ed them more closely, so he told
himself. That he had the ability
to compel her to do anything
against her will immcnHcly tickled
his vanity. Tor her stubborn inde-1
pendente had always been a trial'
n) huu. He- knew that her social
status was not of the highest;
nevertheless, her reputation , was
far better than his. und among all
except the newest arrivals in Daw
son she bore a splendid name. To
be, himself, the cause of blacken
ing that name, In order to mulch
his own, gratified his feelings of
resentment. All in nil, It wus a
night of nights for htm and he wus
al no pains to conceal his satisfac
tion. Krom one' place to another
he ted her, taking mulaclous en
joyment from the distress he
caused.
Courteuu was nut loud nor blat
ant; nevertheless, his triumphant
demeanor, his proprietary air, fair
ly shouted the fact that he had
tamed this woman and was ex
hibiting her against her Inclina
tions. At every bar he forced her
to drink with him and with his
friends; he even called up bar
room loafers whom he did not
kfiow ami Inl rod need them with
an elaborate flourish.
(To be continued.)
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108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Overcoat Supremacy!
Extremely Good Values,
Stylish Ulsterettes at
THIS LOW PRICE RANGE
$14.75 to
$34.75
Three - button, double - breasted
Overcoats with and without a belt. .
that are remarkable values, fea
turing dependable and lively nov
elty overcoatings, in overplaids
and heather mixtures. Tan, brown,
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Dalles, wero- at liberty today on
$2000 bail each, pending action by
the federal grand jury in Portland.
The trio were given a hearing be
fore I'nited States Commissioner
TJarton Tie.re. t t .. ;
I. D. Qulsehbury' und William
Hmllh, also arrested In connection
with the reputed moonshtnlng ac
tivities of Fred Smith, Scott and
Pepper, were released on their own
recognizance by Klickitut county
authorities.
1'I.AX SMI-KTOKY. UUIJHXG
SAN KKAN'CISCO ( Al). A six
milllou dollar , 2i-story building
will be erected hen- by K. H.
Itolllns Son und ltlythe. Witter
& Co. It will have an entire
block of frontage on .Montgomery
street, between l'lne und Hus'i.
The two investment companies
putting up' tho structure will pay
twelve million dollars' for a y It
year lease on tho site.
NOTI0 CALLED IDltGKlvV
SALKM, Ore. A note. for $2000
against the estate of Adele Mlnger
Is not only a forgery, but her hus
band, John Mlnger, prominent lo
cal horticulturist, was the man who
fntgrd her name to the note. ;ic
cordlng to the testimony given hero
by W. I. Htuley and 'Harold KaklnJ
handwriting experts, in the cusei
brought by Mr. Minger to collect!
the face value of tho note from
the stute. j
The experts- compared the note'' ,
In fpieatlon with other notes hcur-t
ing the genuine signature of Air. V
Mlnger.
No Cold
Fever headache or-grippe
Colds break in a day for the millions who ;
use Hill's. Headache and fever stop. La
Crippe is checked. itl in a way so reliable i
that druggists guarantee results. Colds are ;
too important to treat in lesser ways. J
lidtunisa ytC$ Price 30c
ca$caraJ.quinine;
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Ind 4 HiU ' Un Ani.la A
EVERY ROOM ha. PRIVATE TOILET
50ft Bath, ' New, Modem f.
Close to Shopping District and Theatres '
FREE GARAGE . Tariff fitm $1.56
Tinti:!': .Mi; noi xo ovun
Till: D.M.I.IOS. On-. Kn-U
Sinllh. liiiriu-y Ncutt nn,l . lii'orjre
Ivppf. urn-Hied by fed, 'ml und
Im-ul orrlriTg in u raid on an til-
Irw-ri moonshine colony ut CJrund
1,000 lbs. Free Coal
Willi Every Howard Healer ..
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Genuine French Pastry ,
Filled with Hungarian Cream '
Made only by
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Makers of llich-Grnde I'nstrles
"HOME OF THIS GOLDEN CRUST"'.'
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NORMA SHKARER. JOHN (ilLIJKHT
Tt'LLY MARSHALL
The entire country is talking ;ibout this
iiinrvelmis now motion pktuii'. It will
(aiiture your heart. It is the screen's
best.
Comedy, "Innocent Husbands"
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A Selection of Money Saving Values
From La Grande's Largest and Most Complete Stock of Groceries
You'll Appreciate These Hooverized Savings
l-!h. pkff. Seedless Raisins... 11c
1 pktfs. Seedless Raisins .-. 19c
2 pktfs. Currants 43c
2."-l!. box Seedless Raisins 2.49
2.1-lb. box Larire Muscatel Raisins $2.39
Assorted Candied Fruit Feels, lb 55c
5 lbs. hite Figs 59c
2 lbs. Soft Shell Almonds ...75c
2 lbs. Fresh Creamery Ilutter $1.10
101b. can Fafile Valley Honey $1.49
Colden Marshmallow Svrup, 5 lbs fi5c
10 lha $1.28
Rose Bud Syrup, 5-H). can 71c
10-lb. can $1.39
Tea Garden Syrup, 'i gallon 77c
1 gallon $1.19
Liberty Hell Syrup, Cane & Maple, 5 lbs 87c
10 lbs $1.69
Avondale Molasses, 2-lb. tin - 17c
5-lb. tin :.43c
Tea Garden Preserves Grape, Pineapple,
Apricot, Quince, Figs, Peach, 1-lb. jar,
your choice, each, 35c, or 3 for. $1.00
...29r ,
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19c
Dickinson's Grape Juice, pint
. Quarts '
Sugar Corn, 3 cans, No. 2
California Tomatoes, 4 cans, Xo.2':.. 49c
Carnation or Borden's Milk,48 cans .$4.G9
Carnation or Borden's Milk, 10 cans ...99c
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, 2 cans 25c
Federation Hard Wheat Flour, 19-lb. sk...$2.34
Federation Hard Wheat Flour, 4 sks ;...$9.16
Our Seal Flour, 49-lb. sk , !..$1.95
Our Seal Flour, 4 sks J $7.60
Graham or whole Wheat Flour, 9-lb. sit 49c
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