La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 06, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI'jihu Ten IIIK VA UKANDti KVKNINtt OUSKKVKK. Friday, Novcinliur (, t Published by Arrangement with First National Pictures Inc., and Frank : JLloyd Productions, Inc. ; h iti:i: xxvn. (mitJiim-i) ! llu puMliuii open Hit ruche iluur, 1 'ui nl a morn fill later there runic the MtmnU or rending wooi uh tit- shonl-ilcrt-tl Ills vtiiy tnlo (tic iluik onl.ln. nsonlJeHK of lock unit bur. Hmi leitit iin dom behind him win;! lie i Hmrk a iimtWi und hebl II to n 1 ruiKllo which ho dlw-nvered rtxi tl In Uh ou'ii wax bcfbl" the wimbiw. Curiudftly the interloperK Hurvcy ril thti iiiil'aiiillirir premiHeH. Itou- 1 bl la hpokc first, with HiiiinrcHMctl 4 eltcin.eitt ; ! "Von wcro rltfht. And they left In a hurry, loo." "Huns. Jtcdilin' Knc, an' dry Km plenty beddin' on JlnniVr. lb rn lb y inuk' Ki'iilt-park, hcoV "I'ol- Von ran IiIh fiitKf-r t liroimh a whlt diint of flour which lay thick iion the lable. HiridiiiK tn the move, )ie In lil ,Mh )iaiii upon Ml lm IH'K'd ;iie lid nnd felt or itic iiclien -within. "Iey ef 'bout live hour ;iko. W'ut, inti bo'jf Htart. 1 kuchk ineb Itt' ily Maff nniiKb." ' ; "btrn't Kay that," Coul. Itu 1m . j) I o red, "Jtock can overtake them., IIv'h a fuinoiiH y-avi-b i'." -.."I dunno. ify k'iI tfnoi teaiii " "lit1 mutt cutch Ihem! Why, lin . han ninety inileH to, do It In! lie biuMt, 'i'oleon, hf iiiiinI! Of roinxe (IiIh 1s evidence, but II tnn't proof. Jftneinber, pjercc talked wildly. J'coplP iiitt jirejudiced against him Uiid you know the police. They ltd on KiiHpfclon. mid clrcmnHtance.H liro cpriiilnly trontf. I'oor boy! If theiin men wl away who known, whut may happen to him? i tell yog IiIk very life muy bo In donwr, for tlio law is n awrul thln J 1'vo hIwhvh Iippii afmid of II. Ho was father, to hln ilyintr day. V 'miiHt Hend ltirck flylnir. Yt-n, und without a moment' delay.' "Von Htllt Kt doep feelin' for dat fftler?" 'I'oleon lixpilrcd, gravely. Tim quick look of ntiKutHb, ihc frunk nbtl of uB-nt that he re ceived, were rnoiiKN, "Men!" lie . find Hio.wiy. "I inuk' Katiwry, ultra t ull. I tinner Hce you no curu' um ( uih. "Y"ou know how I feel." itoulelta Bald; then, more curiously: "Why do you need to make mire? To you think I've chanued ?" Hhe hesitat ed for an Inslant; there came a faint pucker of apprehension be tween Jier, brows; into her eye. erupt a look of wonder which change.' to astonishment then to Incredulity, frlifhl. "oh h edullty. lrl-hl. "(Hi ht" .diet laimed. Hho raised a fullcrliur d to her lips iih If to slay her betrayal of the knowlcdnc J I had suddenly com- to her. rvclainu hand further . that had suddenly "Oli 'I'oleon, my dear! .My bro . tlier!" ': The twin mulled painfully as lie piet her shocked kiizo. "I'm funny feller, ma socur; always ilreatuln' o mos' foolish -tMiiK;- - on pay no tentlon." t "I am I always will be that your sister. Have 1 made you unhappy?" Vigorously he shook his head; his fact- slowly cleareih "No, no. In ills llfo ope t'lnif Is give mo luippiin NS one t'lntr alone an' hat Is brlriK you Joy. Now come. Do ftniHtt wrowln on our feel." Topelhi r and In silence they hur ried back as I hey had come; then, on the plea tltat he could make belter time alone, Toleon left hln companion and headed for the Iturrncks. Itoulelta let him o without pro ' teHt; her heart was heavier than lewd; she could find no words whlit- ; ever. A new traKCdy, It seemed, had risen lo face her, for she renl - I zed now that she hud hurl the mini ' who loved her best of all. That certainty filled her with such r prei, nueh it feeling of jrullt. that she could not bear to think or it. A very polKiiaut swim, of pain I troubled lier as she turned Into the Jllallo, and un a consequence, the i clatter of the place K'tited upon tjlersenslbllities; sho felt a mlHei'- "able, nick desire to shitl her ears to this nomtd of laimhter Which ' V" like rllmbl upplaiiHc for the death-blow she hail dealt. Yes, she liud dealt tt death-blow, and to one most dear. Itut bow could she lhave known? How eould xhe huv,' , forcseon such a wn tched compll. cation un thlH? Who would have dreamed that Ray, careless hnmh lnjc 'I'oleon Dont was tike other tnen? Houletia felt the denire to tend her head and releane those (-aldiiijc team that trembled un her lushes. j I.lrutenant Itock wan preparing for bed when 'I'oleon, after some llttlo dUfleiilty, forced his way in upon him. The ofrieer listened to hln calbr's recital, and even be fore it wan finiHhed he had hniiun to dress himself In his trail -lot lien. "Court ran couf el, eh ? And th Mef 'aken hae diapp iired -taken Kreiich b-ave. Ha That ehaiiRes the look of things, for a fact. Of course they may June merely tcone buck to flunk r "In de middle of miow.;.inrm ? T'U tarn de ntRht? No. Tev niuk ill' run for de l.lar an" lt n miln" tuk fan teutu for pull Voi down."! . MWHt. I've got th best don In! town." J. Itock's rulb r imilled. "M'sieu, tty poln travel some ir deV k.-fpl In siKh or me." 'Vou?" Itock ntralKhti -nod Mm- i m If. "Will you ko uIoiir? Jii.-! i I'd like that!" he pried, heartily. "I've heard on own n bvelj toitu h of mutt.s." "I give jou tas'e of Injun travel, j lUttcr you drfw llpht an- Imckle up rial hell, for I ot ri.flin to fin' out who kt "1 fourteau, J ain't j tfoln' aleep no nmre till I know.'' ' The officer smlb d an he ib el,m d: : "Tliut sultH me CNaclly. v m.n not eutch thrill, but they'll kn.w lhe'e Im-iii in i aee b. fon- th.y. Itiunib tjiou nos'-s at us from nniM tb; Douiiifiiry. Now g. e bow fail 3 oil can barm-Ks un " It w.m cmiMderahly aft mlil- ntjchi w hen 'I'oleen swunr IiI.h dotf-tenni Into the lighted spare In front of 1h Itlnlto; n erthelest, many people were ;.boul, tor D.iw non ns rltv of rb op. haters Th ifcni oi a laeiny turn tquippi I (or a fly In if I rip il this hour of the ii Ik 1 1 1 evoked liiHtant Intent and np emulation, pointing, uh it did, tp a new void discovery und u tstani-pr-de, Hianipedex were frequent, they never failed to create a n-n-Mutloti, thefeire I he woodHftiun wuh noon the center of un biquinl tlve crowd. Not until he had ful ly explained the nature of hix bu.s nesM wuh Hmpicbm allayt-d; th-n IiIh word that Joe and Frank Mi I'ahkey IkkI I I'd for the Iloundary nm up and down the .street and CO lived even K' cater exclleinMll. Konletta came hurrying forth with (be oiherw, and to h'i 'I'oleon made known IiIh In ten) ton of ac companying the flftl-footid jtock. "Nobody (h able to catch il tn f'lli r bul him an" me," he ex plained., 'l)cy sot too lonjf Htart." " Vou I liin U they may Kd acroHii'.'" hIic queried, upprnhciiN Ively.' ' ; . . , . ' ''l'ivn, Hlx hour. d:il'n. beejr .ct, Itut me--" The h pea Iter hIi niKtf'.'d. ' "trly. Mile, .t'lrcle. Korl Yitkpu,. Humparl, b 'iiiak' no differ.1'! iK';t' 'fin Houie place. If. I pluiub'JO HI. -,M tchliel'tf. When I K'-l 'KOfll fitMf Ji tk in' Ioiik lam for'-'mn dowi." Koulotta'H -eycH . opened. 'ltut, 'I'oleon you can 1 ! Thero a the Itoiiinlary. You'ri' riot an officer; won have no warranl." . 'Ii'in t'biK- ( ilmp nulHancc," ho declured. ''I don't navvy .iIIh law t.iu:H. You Hay jfet 'em. Jtle.n' i ,t,t u Itouletta Blared curiously,'' won derlnjfly into the bl fellow's face; ,she wan atout lo put lier thouwlits Into words when a shout arose from tho crowd, an the police , team streamed into view. Down the Htrei.-t It en mo at a Ki'''al pace, flatdiliik throimh .shadows and pnHt i Khirlii lighted fronts; jmatchinl the liaht hickory .sled nl'Hij; behind I us if It were a thii; of puper. itock ! Ijalani'ed hiniaelf upon the runnel'; hrclM until, with n hi weight upon lh shout, he 7ut f-'hurp'tontheil il brake and e.'ime to a pause near '1'oieon. Tie; rl M teuifiM plunge,! into th- lr roMnrs and set up a pundenimtfuiu of yelplns. but willttur hands held t!i"m from fly- he. p I M ; fi Wig li R ft j 2 . tetICLr'trCl!rn,Tfrr " ? ' FflfflWtttwttt V P MifliUWS No Continement No Hospital Blllj celebrated non-surgical treatment for Piles dues not confine you to your bed or room. You can come and Ro about your work i usual. From the first treatment you will be relieved, and no matter how levm your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT ING to cure your I 'I I. ICS or return yom fee. If you are tuneriug with PILES or other HHCTAL or COLON all men I writ, or ctl (or roy in FKKE BOOK of InfonMUun It ,Uo canUlot or.rly a hun- drctl UlUn from PATIKNTf Cnm X DEAJOtDJnc rvKiixnu uriur: hattlk omni: .Mi's.sntrn No. OItl:(i() TltAlli l-'roni: FOX I'AHM, II. W. Nlllllli, La (irnnUv, Um. HO YOI- KNOW? Thnt innii nil IruiliiiK rnx om punli h of ;o. 'lay ii.lnill und niilUo I lin t thin tutm uirnnln mil Imnl t-onip.-t i tlon for thnn. Th.y know I (jlvt out pio.l niivlrn, rellnbli- (nfonnn lion unl iliiila. And Imvp the IliKll i.'lt vn I ii.- mi my stock h:irk It up. Itut rrnitiiilirr, nnl' l lour.. ks li ft to liny un nimi' l..x thin Kriisiin. Yimi will i h ri-iil tox liy rnmlnir nnw. ('nil spend iiidih y luit it takes a in in itli at least niie scriftis thought tn save it. Iliinlv it tit i' r. UNITED STATES i'l V'-iii! u injr at niie another throatH. Meaii wliile, tuilooii doom wore ojm nlm?; the Ptrert was fllllnt;; dauoo-ball ;.'trlH, white Hprom-U bartenders, blciry-eyed pe4e8irlan.H, nb.-htowIa all lljo qtit crly fuiHyrb-d d votei of Ijuwmou'm vivid und rolnteroiw nocturnal II J u baHtenciJ tlilllu r; jfruiiK-d htinh. tor thin clamor put HluiiitH-r to fltfc'lit without dUuy. The wind wan no longer utrons, and a I ready cleurlnir nky wan cvi. denccd by an occasional ulnklnir Hlur; Divert bclejiii, l wu bitterly cold und thoye who wero not heav ily clad were forced to atamp their feet and to whip their arma In order to keep their blood in mo tion, Xothtojr is ninro vvUvk, more oniinoiiH. I hup a iimn-huntf doubty jiortcntfouH wan thin one, the haxty pp:paration for which went for ward fit tint dead of nlk'lit. Duwnon hail Keen the ntnrt of more than one race for the boundary and had awaited tho outcome with brenlh Iih.1 Interest. .Mont of the fiiKillvcH overtaken had walked back lo town, apenf, fumlMied. frost.black- ened. but tliere wen Home who had returned on their back.i, wniped In robi or canvas and offering mhlvr'lt'HHmnny to tlie ftpeedy and leiriilh-K ffftcb-nry of the men from 'he llarrackft. Of that Hinall picked corps lieutenant. Hock wuh by Ioiir: ndda tho favorite. Now, therefore, be wax the center of at tention, and wafers were laid that lie would catoli; hl inen. howver rapidly thfy 'lruvded, lioww'vor 1 reul thelp Htart. OnlVa few olil- j I Intern "Hour- dbuKh" from -the I llMtant reachCH 'of the Yukon 'I'oleon Poret, butt bono few drew , toxe in him and (rave ih Meiilen- 1 heart-deep western welcome in every savory sip Whole-souled hospitality and "a cup of wonderful cof fee" these are twin traditions of our great western empire. You get the connection the moment you moisten your lips with a warming sip of Hills Bros. Coffee, that fra grant seal-brown brew the West claims as its own. Break the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Coffee. Inhale that rich, rare aroma I Brew a cup and taste that marvelous flavor! Comb the continent and you will find no flavor to compare with this. That's why they call it The Recognized Standard. Mil.Rtat lant little notice. Thin Kniieh 'au f ad tun they rem riled a (lie iiuad jilrcbHH traveler in nil the North; j about him. there ore, they iihkciii i bled, und to him they add routed I their qucjjtlony and offend their advice. Koutetta wim ntow In leitvlns-: for ;ioiiie lime flu aloud barkeiiinB to the wlft dlmtniiendo of thoMe link lllim vlclgh-hellH, atarlnft 1tn the nlKlit ua If to fix In her inlnd'M eye the picture uf what niie had lant wen, the plcturo of a mighty man riding Hit rail of a pIuukIii biiHket Utl. In ttpitc of the bltliiK cold he waa HtrlppcU down; a thin drill parka Kiifflcr-d to break the tem per of tho wind, UkIiI fur bootn were upon IiIh feet, th cheek pieeeH of IiIm otter cap wera tied above iil crown. 1U hud turned lo wave at 1-r and to kIiouI u word uf encourairament just before he vaulHbed. That waH like him, nhe told herself eaer to npure her even ihc pain of undue apprehen sion, The.Hhock of her discovery of un hour ago wuh hIIJI too frenh In itoulftila'a memory; it wan atlll too in w and too attUntln to per mit of orderly Ihoiifrhl. yet there It stood, aturk and flinpaylne:. Thlw wootihiiiun loved her. no longer an a Hinter. but uh the ono woman of IiIh choice. Ah yet nhe eould Jl'd reconcile herHelf to Mich a Hlutc of affaliH: 1h'i allfinplH to do o filled her Willi mixed eniotloiiH. I'oor 'J'olcon! . Why had thl.s come to him? Itoubtiu' throat swelled; tar.- noi ui (he wind or tlu cold Mtood in-(n r. eyes once asain: an aehli-K Icrtdernew and. jdly welled up i'rorn.her licart. . She became conKclmtH finally lha. lier body wuh KrowhiK ijiinlb, so nho hestii-i-ed hei'Heif, Hho )i:id taken HILLS BROS COFFEE r v. s. ru. Of. fbut a atep or two, however, when J pnmc movement in the hudowi ; close ut hand arrented Jier. J'eer- i in-,- Into the Kloom. ahe discovered !n fiirure. Jl wu l.aum. f The Klrl wore nnme sort of wrap, i evidently Hti:itched at random, but 'under It Hhe wuh clad in her dant- i hall finery, and the, too, wax all man every time. tint Joe'a dlf but frown. j fereiit; hc not the ordinary kind; I'.oulettu wan about to move on, when the other addressed her ; through teeth that clicked like cas, ' tanets. "I (jtit here late. It Is true 7 Have they- koih after Joe and i Frank?' ' ' " y ch." "What haipened? T T liaven't heard. Don't they think l'lerce did It?" "You know be didn't do It," Itou letta cried. ''Neither did he steal I'ourteau'u money." "What do you mean, 'I know'?" l aure's voice wis hursh. Impera tive. Hhe clutched at the other Kiel; then, as Hon let t a hcHitated, Hhe recabled control of herself und ran on. in a tone bitterly rcHentful: "oh. you'd like to get him out of il Have him for yourself wouldn't you? lint you can't. You ran't have him. 1 won't bt you. My flod! Ietty. lieV tho only tiling I ever cared for! I never had even a iok or a cat or a canary of my own. Think a'lltlje bit of me." ' Almost , dazed . hy this mluKlcd accusailon am) appeal, lionb-tta at letiKth ri'Hjiond d by a question, "Then whv liaven't you done some thing to clr-ar lilm ?" I.aure drew her fliniHy wrap closer; she was shaking wretched ly. When she spoke her words wore spilled from her Hps as If bv the tremors of her body. "I could There's Aroma, flavor, strength, freshness -the Quality Quar tet that has won so many friends for this unusual coffee, from the Pacific to the Missis sippi. Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is economical to use. In thr otujinai I'aruum Pack help. 1 would, but you ha'nt have him. Nobody hall! I'd rather nee him dead. I'd- No. no! I don't Know what I'm ay- iiiif. I'd sooner die than hurt him. I'd do nty bit, only McCaakey'd kill mo. Hay. Will I Kick gut him d'you think? I hear he eU IiIh ; he's got the devil in him. Frank Ir'h a tifiK. but Joe'll fight. He'll kill at the drop of the hut. Ko will Itock. HiippoBc. Maybe he'll kill Hum both, 4eh? Or inahe thc'l kill hiuu and get away. 1 don't care which way it true " "hou't talk like that!" Jiouletta exclalmi'd. "J mean It," Mure run on, crius lly. " Vt-H, Joc'd kill anybody that Htood Jn hln way or doubtccrosHed him. 1 fc'Ui'H I know. Why. ho told me uo hinifdf! And Tour teuu knew it, perfectly well the poor fool I but look at Jilm now. tie fot hi, didn't lie?" ICouletla laid a cold ham upon i (ho hiv intr. dlKtraeled creature before her. Hternly Hhe aaid: "I believe you know who com- mitt'ti ihut murder. You uct as if you did." "I'm a er-Kond prueSHcr, hut I can keep my mojjth h't. 1 know when I'm will ni'f. That's more than the ('ount knew." "Anil yon ;prohably, know foiw IhlnK about his robbery, too. I mean that Kold-saek ' ; lvalue' enst off Hi" hand that rekted upon. )ier;. she looked up inirklyv. ' If. I.dbl, d'you think I'd (f'H you?' Well, hardly. l!ut I ilon't. - I don't know anything, ex cept that Jierce Is a thief. He stole and jwe. me the money. He ('bl rhiit renlarly, nnd that's more jlhun he'd do fur you. You may jus well know lh truth, t'aven- dlKb kncwii it. Vou think he' too ) Kood for me, don't you? Well, he Isn't. Ami you're no better than I um. citUer, for that mutter. You'vtf ifot u nerve to put on uira. C!od: I low I hate you and your HUlierlor ways." . "Never mind me. T want to know who klljed ount 'ourtcau." "All ri lit. Walt till Hock romri back and ask him." ; (To be I'ontiniH d.) Rtffimm-ndK it to Ills TrleiuK ! "I'nis it ulona to everyone If pOK:iiblc." writes I.a:idou Taylor, Dorchester, Iowa. "I hope It wlil help others the si' me as myself. ICvwy morning' I was c!l..y and could lardly walk, but now 1 feel flue. ( never thought the change possible In -taking yim;- pills." If'OI.KY I'll.I.S, a diuretic htlnm lunt. for -the kidneys, flush the kidneys and iaeiease the itiiiouut of waste .matter carried nut uf your wstem.-rAiiv. j WE HAVE IT FOR YOU. - Anything you wish for dessert for. yom': Sunday Dinner. -A FEW SUGGESTIONS. '. s I'incal'.lilo . AIM'ln KlIKnr .' ' ' Ch. r. v Sllnrn Itaisin , , . Mor-lm . Jil.iPKlM.rry ' 'lirui Poff.-K - flicn-y . ' Cufrni Take ' JVvilH I'ood 1'iacli ' HiiUit llorna ' Honey Troam AniW X ""lh "olls Anr' Komi VumpUin Jtalseil Doughnut a f'ream f'innamon HuIIh ' Ar.pl- Sauce ('(M)MIS 1'urker House HoIIh I'uunti fike Maeenroona lluiirt " Tnly Kinfers Su iils - ' f'nuin ItollB ami Turn-overs ' ; I Ui:( H I'AST'HY ' French, ltyp, C'raekeiJ Wheat, Wholu Wheat, Graham,.'; and (Jolden CrMst. In Our Xrw I.omtlon Aomi.sk ttie Stnu't l-'rom OIikitioi. ; Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Makers of High -Grade Pastries . ,'" "HOME OF THE GULDEN CRUST" 1 '" Safdy -SuMli Comfortably Come to Our Stage Depot at JIH Jefferson Avo. : All Singes Leave from There Dally. ; ' ; liKAVES IA GRANDE FOR " ; . ' Joseph II A.M. - I P.M. - 4.-0U J.M.; Sunday, t A.M. .4:00 P.M Baker 1 A.M. - 10:IS0 A.M. - J :80 P.M. . 4 p.M. , Kimilay 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. l'i-nill. lou Dully 11 A.M. 4:00 P.M. Depot Phono Main 71 IS Celebrate Armistice Day In La Grande I ft Every effort will be made to make your visit a pleasant one. THE SILVER GRILL Has prepared a Special Menu . including Chicken, Turkey, Ducks, Fresh Fish, . Oysters, Choice Steaks, Chops. Extra help has been provided to insure you prompt servic. Come early and enjoy the day. THE SILVER GRILL Strictly American Delicious To stilt tho purs (oori Itelielous At any price. . Mine llutn a 1'liotisuml Is) ics That will be Moved ni from Tliirty-flve renU To Hin'C ilnllai-f IVr box. . IIHiik your Ikjsck I'wi Um cJicjipiir Ktttiles. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Cc. ' Main 702 . Clinrry ropfi