La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1929, Image 5

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1 ; ! Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. ' l
" ' - - - - - . ' - " '"BEmmm iiiiiwiw Wn
(Incorporated)
An In dependent NewrwiW
FRANK B. APPLEBY. Editor and Publisher
HARVKY V. MATTMKW'S.
B-i'lnw Ma naif r
Puhllhhed vnir., except Sunday, at MIC Adams Avenu.
La Grand. Oregon. The Ohserver-Star puhltt-hfd every Friday.
Kntrf-d at the pr-i-iof fUe t .a Cr.idde. Oregon, Second
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OFFICIAL PAPFK OK UNION COFNTY AND TUB
CITY OK LA OKANUK
MKMPKlt OK AHHOCIATKO PHKSS
The Af.io:Ixtt-iI U -x luiv;!v i-lh(-d to use for publlc
llon of all new h'- rdnd .n it or no Mherwin credited
If ptihli?h-d h-i' in. AH riKhi of yei'jMV;ition of Mpecial dl-p-iir-ii-i
in thm pa)'-r, and al.-o ihc local newM herein alo are
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National A'!v-rtiwlnic ItftprfcJWjntMWe
M. C. MOOKXKK.V & CO., Inn.,
fUin Fronci-vo, Lo Anj,'-N, K-attlt, Portland, Chicago
rfr.i. SVw Vf.rk
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Oaily, pr yr:r in u:1vnu- '.
Weekly Oh-'-rviT-Ki.'tr, j-r y:ir.;.
.... 75c
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... $2.50
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Display, for'Ipn, pr column With
lib-play, lorul, p-r rolurn-j iwh
Time contract priif-a on iinplh.-ition.
42c
4iiC
mm BULLETS Iaartin
, hy Charles G. Booth.
SY.VOPHFr-: P-trHon rushes
to hi mine to help Jerry, hi
hrolh'-r. ijcap hut find him
d-ud In tht tunm-l. IMlIon,
who had tft-n jftiariHne the
tiiirv- entranp. Is nilinif. hut
I'ctcnwn conclude Jerry
ktll-d hiinsf-lf. With a char-at-t-rliif
K-stur?, Ptron
ilyruimii-- the in in entrance
to w.-il J-rry in Mm tornh for
v r. Ah he fl-f-K over tlu
niotintafnH from Hktill Valley,
) d'fides to adopt th name
"Andrew Oijden," and th.- ca
reer of Al'-x I'etrn. rain
lt r. ends.
'hapter 42
! Ki:iMM A MASK
i The throh and lat of Jto
vote- reawi on Ihf flniil word and
. Vi't sat In silence aain. Lucy wan
wcepinc j-oftly, I had to dan fur
' lively at my eye, and H'-nry l.l-
! hi: nofe more viforniuily than
1 MMiial. We had lived through an
, i-inotlonal exierience of great in-t'-rihity.
The end of the drama had
piunjf'-d us, emotionally exhauM'-d.
i riTi the depths.
The precision with which the
fragmentary evjip-nce Mac.N'alr an.. I
alout openinsr the mine!"
It was hard to really -find one'
father and lo-e hiru in the .space
of an hour or fo and I Marled up.
intendinir to drop my ana ovt-r his
shoulder, hut Lucy was hefor- me.
Gilding onto the winp of hi chair,
sh-- --nty drew hi h-ad to hr
hr-a!-t and nm hr-r finirer softly
through his dark hair.
"You had letter tell us the rest
of it. Jt-rry," I wild quietly.
He r.odded. "lad had no trouhK
ahout the mine. Ii was nevor
f-iaimed. He waited a few years,
then he had it tranrif erred to h in
new name. Cjueer. what hapin-d
to the transfer and the check. i?n't
it? If i.undy didn't leav- the room
lx-iween the end of ihe Karne an 1
wht-n dad shot him, neither did
the transfer and the check unUs
I.undy pafwd them on to some one
-!. which (iOt itn't w-pih likely.
"His mind in a hlank nhout what,
happt-m-d to him that nirht." I
nai.l. "We won't know what he dil
vvith the paper. He miifi have
hid'l' n them .so wt-H that nobody
has been aide to find them."
"The transfer may have been
found. 1 acon stiRgestt'd, "and
nothing been dune about it."
1
A re it 3;kl r ji 1
A Real Song and Dance Record
i;uldin; a most for mary
and iU companion song hit are two of the snappiest tunes you ever listened
to. In fact their rhythm and accompaniment is so good that you Ci.n
use them for dancing! Come in and let us play you thus now it Lmlor
record as well as the other weekly Victor releases .... Will like em!
Ilullilins si Nt-M fr :)'
Wluil n !;'
Thiifs My lil.-.i of lliiirrii
M ( J-Ili- In Spiiin i a Stmck In III'-
Cliiclt Kii.l,,
Vim :inil K.-ir nck
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"Jioth Houses Take llocess to Await Developments" we !
read in a headline telling of the adjournment of congress, j
.Maybe they voted a 2-month recess to await developments i
and maybe they voted it to escape some hot weather in Wash-1
ington, to go fishing, or to lake a trip to Ivurope.
In yesterday's Raker Democrat-Herald the pastor of the
First Lutheran Church had some things to say alxiut the La
Crande band: "Superb ! 1 know of no better temi which
adequately characterizes the type of band concert we heard
Wednesday night at the city park rendered by the municipal
band of La Crande. We heaid the concert from the parking
lines, and although there were other kinds of amusement in
the city drawing heavily on the public, I noted that the park
was lined with cars on all three sides, and the benches were
filled to capacity. In spite of the cool weather, we were will
ing to take the "chill" with the "thrill" the thrill of an
excellent band program. That program Wednesday night
told me more about La Grande than a ten-page ad." Which
constitutes a nice evidence to our municipal band, effective
evidence that money for its support is well spent. And most
La Crande people have known that for a long time.
National F.lcrtPiw don't cim to
M'tilf nn) thins. SupKio we a-k
I "the iMDple" what they wain when,
, no lake ilie new cfit--.ii. t
uocn Mary's hai- notliin' warts
me hark to IK.HO like Ilanwij Mc
. iHiiiald's mti'-tache. a :
sharply. - , - , 1
"I don't. Iad wouldn't tell me.
He Kjjifl he was KOlm; to handle
him in hln own way. I suppos.
that's why he -nt for this detec- '
live. Lutlier MacNair. ; (
"I'urfe was next. Queer, Isn't It, '
liow- life breaks in bunches. v ;
had u bit of an eartluitiake two ;
months ato. . you remember. H ;
Hhook opi-n another entrance to the '
Two Itrothers mine and uncovered j
a rich vein of frold in a naninx .
wall of quartz. Furie ft into the
mine through the split and found' , ,, , , .
the new vein." . y "Otioc- his eyejfluss?
. n - ' l rainc otil of. I.undy s m:it?niryin.r
Diai-on anil I li.ivo mrt I'urlo," .... , , . . . .... .
I ,1 ,!,-. : v.. know ,,l.out Iho ,-c"n, 10 1 :"' ,",a5'.
vein." ' slasses. Hut the mine. '
"A queer old bird. Isn't he? Did afternoon. Ho didn't recognize
So,. ..-. .from MM X,. ' Mi'"'""- " ro ,.f .ho nil.") .Inhnny Marvin
.. .Iiiliuliy .Marvin-I-:I. Smaili.
Why Vi.ii l.iini- M"'-
I.-r, M.m-. u ,..,.. -IV T,.., (With V...O Will. V .1 INfaiu
!-v. :.! a I-Yrliiis I'm. rallins l"o Tinl
Nl,,.-. a X.-- Kinil of (l.l-r.l.lM..-.l (.l.l-Wal.z (..:....
Jesse Crawford
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
La Grande, Oregon.
Our Moito "Quality & Service"
him. Furie caino to dad believing!
him to be a new owner of the mine.
He ha.sn't the remote.st idea who
dad' Is was." j
(Copyright I!'-?, Wni. Morrow Co. 1 j
The mysterious lan-l (if
Andrew Ofyilen's Is
niwdinrr. Who l the lnnnlir.
it.. Coiitiiiiie the slcny Moiv
day. .
Lucy drew .IerrV lieml to her breii(, gently care-Ing hU linlr. !
iN-aenn and I had discovered fitted "Mmn," I Kiid. "In my opinion
Into tin: various partH of Jerr'- , the transfer and the check are Mtill
story w.'ih amaxfng. Our evidence j where I.undy put- them. I've an
had Ktiirgexicd much, but it aetu- Idea several people have been look
ally had revealed little, and thin t lng for them, lint go on, Jerry." ,
KMulsite dovetailing of catme and "Dad stopped payment of th.? '
Ho:
effect faicliiiited me. Kven my ex- ! check he had given I.undy
A KOIMF.R WORTH TALKING ABOUT
prnrncr In lhi itwrct room luul caini up l.ir and nut (-v'rylhlnK
j bwoini' clear. Wax f iKiir.'H. Indp.-d! ' In- had Into land-and-watpr ilcvel
I liurl not mlHSf-d thn pathOH of ) opiin-nt. Vnii know .vhat happfnod.
We are sometimes suspicious that practical natures impel i ,'"rl"'"I.'l"v,,"on ',n vhl" i ll;v' ''hi'"? iroi...ri.
1 iM.uuii iiiimici. "ii".i ui. l or 30 yar had Biiard- IU- bad uant. il to cniHC na mmhIi of
TWople of the 'Grandc'TtruirW and Wallowa valleys to talk too and i ii. iim'd thim! No u-omW ! tiic pant n in- rauiii, i.m hp knew;
; nm le.-ror mat lliey inlKrit oe ne- ; that HomeOoiIy was hound to reeoir-
Htroyed or taken from him harp nlzo liiin an tlmi went on. (f
dfivi-n Mill to deceive me! Tool' i cour.se he didn't figure on hlack-.
I'uiie! I (,-avi- Hull and Nap rreOit i mall. Hut IMIIon hail, and ahout
Tor Having what Hanlty wan left to i rivo yeat-H after Had came into the,
him. ian 1'Vlipe. he turned tip anil do-'
Our c.'inp waa far from complete. I nianded Ifi.UiiU n year to keel, hii!
however. Jerry, I helleved. had ! mouth . shut ahont th kllliiiK of
more to tell iu.
"And ko." Henry muttered,
hrcakhur the Hlleiue, "that wan tha
'poker Kahie that c-rnclied tho
tewn.' "
Jerry noddedi IiIh eyes hroodliiK. 1 l ied. I was horp, and tunthci
lorrldlly was ahandoned Khorlly
aftei-MardH. ... I uli.h I rnuld
have iut It In the way dail did."
"You have." I told him Kenlly.
"I never felt as If I really know
him." the hoy went on..
"I'erhups you thoileht of him a
wcarlnK a nuiHk."
''!" Iln I ' M It!" In' exclaimed. "A
musk. yes. Hut sometimes the
mask slipped. It's a iiueer thing
to say ahout one's father."
exclusively of the material advantages of this country. We
are all guilty. We tell the visitor from some less fortunate
'area about our wheat production, our cherry and apple or
' chards. our great lumber mills and fine timber, our normal
school and beautiful hotels. We discourse at length about
our highways and our railroad payroll. We get them in
our cars and show these and other material things with par
donable pride. And yet we miss many of the assets that are
peculiar to this particular valley. Things that have an appeal
that no salesman can approach. If you have driven out the
Mt. Glen market road where it turns down to Hunter's Lane
and glimpse the sweep of the Crande Ronde Valley just as
the sun is going down or if you drove out to the landing
field last night and watched the full moon rise over those
hills toward Union .or if you have started across the valley
from Cove just at sunset if you have done any of these
things, and many others with like possibilities, you can
probably agree lhat we miss something by being a little too
practical and giving too much attention to the man-made
things of tin; Ciande Ronde valley. Other communities have
payrolls and noimal schools and productive lands and invit
ing hotels. And they are properly proud of them. Rut
where can the entrancing atmsophcric effects of a Grande
Ronde valley sunset be equalized? Where can you see a moon
rise over blue hills in lhat haze of rose and azure hue? Where
can you duplicate this great, round emerald valley with its
mountain hairier on every side? And where can you dis
cover as perfect a summer day? After all. the land that is
ideal in summer has a never ending appeal to those blessed 1 :'",r,y "'!," '"" T",' '
. , . . . . . , think of the w ay I harried him
Willi tin? spint n youth. Summer time is play time and lazy I
time. And tins portion ol' Kastern Oremm has nit the re-
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(Hiiremenlrt for those who would play or loaf through a vaca-'g i
tion. Not that our winters are to lie classed an severe. They
:tre mild and sliimilatiiur. Hut in winter we are supposed to
work and sunsets and moonlight nights cannot train the
name rapt, attention of the husy individual. Let the ad and
decrepid do their loafing in the winter time in California if
they will. We'll save our climate consumption of the summer
days in the Crande Uonde and Wallowa valleys. Those who
(ire through working mt ;.,nwinn; can jr Sulllh. Those who
are yomur and alive and -vltinr on in the world will prefer
their vacations where summer is summer in all its elnrv, ,
car. do well to Ml and to show visitors somethiii"; of these 'o
characteristics when we undertake our ioh of conminnit v !
M'llinjr. Kven the most praclic.d person doesn't live entirely
for material things.
I.undy.
"had paid him. It wasn't cow-,
ardlce. of course. He alwayrt doubt- i
ed 1 11 Ion 'm ability to make the
jchaiire stick. Hut dad had mar-;
WilH t
in -delicate health. dad had;
N irked llllon out he would have
involved himself in a nasty mess (
and the nIiocU would probably have
flnlstied her. Ho he paid. After
mother'H death, 10 yearn njro. he
Hhranli from njn-nimc lip the cafe
on my account. i
"I 'ad had made a bnrrel of1
money and J:,ttM0 a year menu!
nothing to him. Itlllnn Kent him a
poker chip every y. nr to remind
I nodded underntandinnly. but i him the money wiih due. A month
l.ury Hhooli tier hend. I aito 1'llttm overplayed hin hand, lb
"It wan the real I nele Andrew
NhlnliiK' through the mask." nhc
.xald, with ileee r IunIkM than ontc.
"Chat awiul Kutne, and rinding t'n
ele Jerry diMul -they mitwt have
done driiidful tbitiL'M tit him. I'oor
I tide Andrew!"
"ll meunt ch;wijlni hia speech,
leiimnded $ tan. ana. Tblf jolt was
Juki what dad needed. He blew up!
and told' iMIlon he'd never ' t n
niher cent. Dillon save him a,
month to change his mind. I
"This UiiM ihe Kldiiitinn when
dad stumbled into Mis. I.undy last
w eek. Dad ih struck bv her i
his moile f living, hin outlook on i name and he took her Into thei
life," Henry observed t hmiuhl fully
"Hut fund a men tally he remained
Ihe name."
"Only sometimes the mask wore
thin." I added sadly.
house. It turned out that she was
the wile of Joe I.undy, the Torrid- t
tty resort-keeper. You can Imag-j
iue dad's state of mind when slu t
told him I.undy hadn't died." j
"I o you know who this mnn 1
Mllluit is?" Deacon demande I
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
Your
Blankets
Musi be put awny clean
Send thtMii to us arid have them returned in a
moth-proof Imp. Kogular 50c. Renaped $1.00.
Curtains laundried with "no ears and straight
edges." Plain .'10C each. Fringe or scallop
50C each.
MODERN LAUNDRY
Phone Main 77.
JMm
f'-st Roadhouccs
YOUTH
The Beautiful Girls Who Might Weil Be
Your Daughters
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Shady Lanes
TKrouih Isnarar.cj Slip Easily Into QuEsrionable
W?ys and Become t!:c
;Js22 fed ftaftg "ivk
cf Today-
TRAVELING
Sporty Apartments
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PAYING THE PRSCE--SACR2FECING; -BODY AND
to the JAZZ GO!
Thee conditions of the present day exist and are increasing at an alarming
rate especially in the smaller cities. Due to one of two facts eitha.
PARENTS, D0h T KNOW or DON'T CARE. Each MOTHER each
FATHER ii hi own judge. BUT IF YOU CARE, YOU WILL SEE THIS
PICTURE "THE REVELATION OF THE CENTURY."
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pill nut lltnrlil
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from )tint
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THK ANSWhlll
Tlirn Sr
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STARTS TOMORROW
FIVE DAYS
Matinee Evening
t
Adults 50e Children 10c
Xol nf Inlt-rril In rhn.lrrn Htulfr ll tVtipn nltinil1ne llift mntt
linir iicruiS.I'iii of jrrnt 01 .r rtrriMiiinlri1 li mlnlu.
"Out of I In' rillin of
lift' a raw, frnnli fory
of modprn glrb nor
mill, hpnllliy, plea.urf
loilnit lrl inrlpj In
to tlio whirlpool of moil
I'm J.iii nllliout the
harkcrniiiiil of family
trnlnlnc iipimj- .' to
combat hj mjrUd
tunplnllniu of Inilny."
Could This Be
Your Daughter?
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