La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 07, 1932, City Edition, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July, 8, 1932 t rhnffl With ' f Chats With v I Parents 1'I.AYlNfl SOLDIER Ily A1IOO Juilson Penis Iarents often are shocked to see what brutal games of make-boileve their children Invent. : Hunting, killing, war. bombard ments, wholesale slaughter of an enemy people rire carried out with the greatest enthusiasm. Dolls and toy animals are stabbed, shot, dismembered, Imprisoned and executed without compassion. The adult watching doea not un derstand how a Child who has been always humanely treated, who has Men little or no cruelty In his life, can come by such Ideas or how he can derive such obvious delight In acting them out. The natural thing Is to try to discourage such play. Usually the attempt falls. Even If it seems to succeed, continued ob servation will show that It surely crops up again In a new although perhaps less direct form. The .young child playing Buch games is merely acting out an ag gressiveness which Is Inevitable un der the circumstances. For many reasons he feels rage arid a sense of frustration for which the actual environment o'ffers him no other outlet. Is he1 riot a child and as such or dered about, thwarted, limited at every turn? MuBt It not be' painfully nlaln a dozen times a day that he is inferior to the great grown-ups who dominate his existence? Somehow he must get even; He ,must Imagine himself since he ciinnot be so in reality in a p'oai- ,inn nt- nnwur nriH ftiif iinflt.v H must revenge the wrongs which his Instinctive, pleasure-seeking self feels that He' has suffered. Considered from a mental hygiene point of vieV, game's of cruelty are a most valuable vent for feelings which might pile" up dangerously and dis charge themselves at lastMn really' undesirable behavior. : PERRY j PERSONALS J 4) Ily IVilda O'Ncll (Observer Correspondent) PERRY (Special) Perry was prac. tlcally deserted the Fourth with most of the people going to the hills. Mr. and Mrs. Glori Pehsori and son, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Piorson and children1',' Jennie O'Neill. Bob Garltv. Mrs. De- Cousy went to the Junction of the Big Minam and Little Minam meet mc another group there. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Proctor and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pier son and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Evans and children spent the day at the Lee Scull ranch on Robbs hin. A group of the younger people had a two-day camping trip on Mt. Emily: George and Joan Winch, Mra. Ethel Hatch and children, Ernest Carmen and Evelyn Clark, I ' ; Mr. and Mrs. iAiwls Grecnough and son, Glen, spent the weekend at the Robert White home at Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snider and daughter, Betty, of Pendleton, were visitors at. .the Pensori home Tuesday,, ICE Dependable and Convenient Prompt Delivery Young's Ice Co; Phone Main 804 1108 Jeff, Ave. TO Fit YOUR PURSE Union Pacific offers four kinds of travel bargains plus the usual excellence of service; fine fast trains, historic and scenic route. Ask fori fares to any point east .'ROUND, TRIP Surnmet IExcunlon Fatei. Daily to Oct. 15. (East of Chicaso Sept. 30.) Return Oct. 31. . RriiiWn.TRlP wiv Farea to 2 polnti east of Chicago. Daily to Oct . 15. Return 30 days, not exceeding Oct 31 3 ONE-WAY Intermediate Fares. Dally to Dec. 31. ONE-WAY Coach Fares. Good In Coaches or Chair Cars only. Daily to Dec. 31. 4 For sleeping car privileges, stopovers, side trips and National Park booklets, call on or address J.H. KEENEY, Agent, La Grande, Ore. UNIOlt PACIFIC ,THE OVE AND ROUTE RL 1 ta'rte's Morris, 6f Li Grande. soerit hMEl. ' ...... UuU ouwmnan, oi Hood River, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J V Carmen. ;i Htllj Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Anderson are mming nis parents at Union. Earl stein and Charles Btrinohnm have returned from Bumpter valley where they have been panning gold. Alva O'Ncll and sons are working in the hay fields near Allcel. ,. A Team Of All Nations , HOUSTON, Tex. ,wv-New York's melting pot has little, If anything, oh that of the Houston baseball club In the Texas league. A checkup re vealed players of the following na tionalities: Polish, Hungarian, Irish, English, Italian, Swedish, German and Dutch, not counting one man of Irish and French extraction,. Gamblfefs Throw ... by EuyjUxtc L. AdAfiiA 'iifUiSma. Once more o'ii" tin' kidnapers' tratl, Jerry Culhouti.in-. tends to wipe out hie former fail' ure Jo rati them, down. He re members' angrily how when Nancy It'ctitivurfA was enpturedi a shot vnt him out. of commission til after she disappeared, and that his efforts to follow the Hang's hydroplane when . the ransom. , money was collected tailed, due to his. poor, airplane. Now he has a powerful new plane, ntirl with Em. ory Battles and a detective; Ste vens, is on the lookout tor the hy droplane. A new .system in ran-. som,. the demanding., of -.installments of board money, makes it impossible to prophesy the gang's inlctitloits. Five men have been chptured. as well as Nnnoy hue cl, a gangster, and four wealthy men. ffamiltoh. Mallory. Williams aiwl ttartin. . Far .away from their friends, the captives wail, well BUhrded ,in some tropical place, that they cannot recognize. They are breaking under the suspense and heat. . . Chapter 10 MURDER PERMITTED?' JERRY swung over lake and snore line In a series of Immeu.e con centric circles, urging his powerful new ship up and up until her con, trols became loose and the pointer on the altimeter refused to rise cn the dial. He was'ia'pp'le'ri'at tills motaetft, thfttl he had' been since be could 're member. The pulsing drone o( the marvellous new 525-horsepower mo; tor was sweeter muBlc to his eafs than the most exquisite harmonies of a symphony. . . Emory, his fiery blue' eyes dancing with anticipation, Was studying the magnificent panoraro'a'ttirbugh navy blhbculars. Never, sinc'e' lnherltlng his father's substantial fortune, had the mere ability to' spend' freely' given him such pleasure as now It seemed to Hlm'that never had he made as wise a purchase as the airplane. What better use of money than to buy adventure. He' remem bered the toast of the old gang In his squadron,' Hard-bitten, hard- eyed men rose and drank' ''bottoms up" to the words, "Anywhere but here!" Stevens wiped an ugly little sub- calibre machine gun with a bit of oily cloth. He chewed rhythmically, his faded 'old eyes looking at noth ing In particular. He had accepted the airplane as he accepted every thing else, unquestlonlngly. Ho saiv no romance or adventure In lliHtnsk before blm. . li lie had to live Ills life oviji again,'. he would, have chosen a dif ferent Job. One whlch! didn't cnlj for always being ready to shoot flrsj and hit the bull's eye on the first shot., "There she Is!" Emory's exulting Volco ciit through the blurred snarl of the motor. "Tho same amphib ian. Over there!" Far below, hurtling over tho cor rugated blue washboard that was the lake; appeared a tiny airplane, bonding straight out from the shore. Jerry throttled his engine, turned and carefully Jockeyed the mono-, plnng Into. Its position, between the sun anil the speeding plane fifteen thousand feet below. The. kidnapers' ship slid down to, the water, taxied to a tiny pinpoint . of black In the midst of the glitter-. Ing blue water,, then took off again and headed back toward land. The monoplane, holding Its str'agetlc : po sition with ease, followed the am phibian over the rolling hills which nestled close to the lake shore and across the flat pfdlr'Ies bc-yohd the hills. Miles followed miles until at last those !ri the fleeing ship turned abruptly toward the south-south- .east. At an altitude of twenty thousand feet the' three hi .the monoplane watched the orderly lake front sub urbs slide smoothly beneath their silvery wing. "I hove a hunch'," Jerry' said, "that we're In for a long hop. That fellow down there 1 sticking to a course that's as straight as a plumb lino. Wo may a3 well settle down. Emory, take the stick while I stretch my legs." Theodore P. Hamilton capped the black deuce with the red See, deftly .,,-nnt the cards into a pack and be n m nhiiflle. He looked cool and comfortable In the spotless white nm,n milt which one of the house .nrvants had laid out before lunch. It fitted his tall, thin frame as though it had been cut to measure. amine there at tne laDie, 11m uuh face half-hidden from the light, he was a perfect picture 01 tne sue riful American business man en Joying a moment's diversion from the routine of his work. His hair -a craving, but his close-clipped mustache was as black as his Jul tine evebrows. He glanced Idly .about, the room n. catching the saturnine green eyes of the half-drunk Mallory. nod ,10 nleasanlly. Impcrsjnally. II ... unlet abort of -amailug. the solitaire player mused, how quickly Mt Glen Personals. Ily Mrs. E, D. Whiting t (6bserver Correspondent) MT. GLEN (Special) Independence day was celebrated .here In various ways: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DeGraw and son, Esper, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Felk, .and daughter, Donna,, spent the weekend camping on the Grande Ronde. They were Joined Monday by Mrs. Ella Walte and family, Owen and La Grande Allen, who spent the day fishing. Those In La Grande were Mr. and MJrs, Ernest Snyder and .family.. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Allen and doughter, Yolanda, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davlcs and daughter, La Verne, Philip Bur rows. Mr. and Mrs. Alonno Glllam and family. Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Brlggs and Reta Mallory had broken. Half-back on the county polo team, a goiter, ten-' nls arid handball star of considera ble note, the man had, gone CoraX pletoly to pieces under the strain of nearly three weeks of enforced Idle? ness on this hcat-encompasscd Isle. The president of the United States Textile corporation consid ered the matter and decided that unless' they were freed befere lontf, soineoiie would have to kill 'Mal lory. He was startled by his own thoughts. A month ago he would have viewed the Impending murder of a fellow citizen with horror. Now he found himself judging Mallory Impartially and looking upon his possible taklng-oft abstractly, with out concern. Williams, too, be could do with out. He remembered the clothes In which Williams had arrived. Too nlftlly cut, they had been. Blue, pin-checked and with slanting pock ets. The man was always inter rupting his solitaire with bis silly blither about Chicago and the grain market. fie wondered it Wlllla'ms. knew how tie h'ated h&. If this' sottl-de stt'oylrig tension was hot lessened, he, Hamilton, might be driven to doing" something about It.; H6 ch're fuily placed a red seven' upon'. a black eight. Martin, now. Ho pouted. Ills whole face pouted,' black eyes, Ro man nose; tblh pink Hps; they all touted.' His silence and morose- ncss was almost as, Irritating as Wil liams' unquenchable garrulity. Ex trfe'iSes, hfhfd all this heat, wore bad. If the ma'n's eyes would not swivel atoh'nd the room so! Those slightly popped eyes distracted Hamilton's attention", from ids solltnlro, and caused him to make exasperating blunders. He wondered whether Martin would'j'stop, looking lire that If one asked 'hini t6 desisf. Or would he just sit thefe.ln stony silence and stare? Hamilton stole a glance af him and felt his nerve-ends prickle. Yes, still staring. ... The girl was a pluckj; one. Not his typo, perhaps1; but he was"' con scious of a 'distinct admiration for. tile way she was holding her own against tho weather and the men When she .had llfst arrived ' llnmll ton had thought she would break down. She had eaten 1 ,le. Tin vivid .coloring . faded out Of, liw' smooth 'cheeks, She spent 'much of heitlnie In her own room. Wheft she emerged, her eyes were sus piciously pink. But she had seemed to gather strength with the passing of time. No doubt she had been forced to, for with every new day tho men had become more ardent in the attentions. It had been divert ing, watching her handle them. , Strangely enough, Hamilton did not resent Luccl. Of all the men on' the heat-raddled Island, Luccl was alone In remaining true to typo.' He looked, thought, talked , and act:, oil exactly like One-Shot Liicci, gangster chief. Hamilton had been gratified when, that evening at din-, ner, he had discovered that the gangster, too, was In love with the girl Nancy. , He had liked the way Luccl had parried Nancy's look of scorn when the gangster had Informed the en. tire assemblage that the girl would henceforth be regarded as his on pain of Instant and brutal punish ment. Mallory had gulped greedily at his champagne. Williams had flushed furtively. Martin had looked at Luccl with eyes like those of a rattle snake. '. - - , . Yes, little fear of going mad with all these to watch. He shuffled the pack and dealt the cards Into a meticulously straight lino. It oc curred to him that he was already. perhaps, a little mad. Well, II didn't tr.atter. The others were mad, too. 1 Ho wondered why their captors had allowed things to come to such pass. Suave, impersonal house sorvants; ugly, Impersonal guards.; Excellent foods, wines and liquors,-Well-chosen wardrobes at the dis posal of the guests who had come Ill-prepared for an extended stay. The rooms were comfortable enough In this rambling, one-story structure which had so apparently been erect ed for tho very purpose of entertain Ing "guests." The staff must have been given explicit orders to allow Ihe'gucsts'1 to do as they chose, so long as no opportunity was given them to escape. Hamilton hazarded a guess that the guards would not even Interfere In a fight or a muf der. Well, he would soon know He Jookcd at his watch. Only eight o'cloek. .... ... , Through the open windows came the bulling hum pf an airplane mo ICopyr'tohtt Dial Press) The head of lti oll appeal tomorrow stranoar than all their Imaginings. LA GRANDE. EVENING .OBSERVES.. IA GRANDE, QRE., king spent the day at Cove."' 3. A. teak aiia Luther WIIE spent the weekend fishing on the Minam. Mrs. Bessie Leak entertained at din ner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Will Loft, of La Grande. .... Gerald arid Mlldron Butcher, of La Grande, were house guests at the Clarke home here over Monday. About IS members of the Berry family spent the fourth on a picnic and fishing trip at Wallowa. An accident, which might nave proved serious, occurred here recent ly. While Mrs. R: B.-Allen was can ning fruit a Jar exploded forcing the lid off arid throwing, the ., boiling liquid into Mrs. Alien's face, burning her severely. The. .wounds are, heal ing and it Is thought there will he no permanent Bcarsu Keith Larsen, of Bakor, viBited last week with relatives here. , Earnest Snyder Is repairing the fence around the school and also has the wood contract for the corning year. Boners . . . To a good many the bridge pTte-. lies and problems, especially of the contract kind, are reinforced con- Crete, orpamented with Ivory. Sa vannah Morning News. D&ily Cross-Wdtd ACROSS L Arrived ; t?. Circle of IIrM 0. Miike. amends 14. Chalcedony used for rniiKfrig -. cameos - . 15. Amoiifi ,K . IB. Materlftl used In jewelry 17. Ourselves 18. The Hawkeys state 20. Not shut 22. Exists , ' 23, Roposqa 25. Free tl nn point Centi grade 27. Anglo-Saxon slave 29. Attempt 30, Legal claim 32, Luxuriant 34. Midday 36. Oil 38. Away 41. Mimicked 43. Matron 46. Utopian 47. Not any 48. Clear of sus picion 51. Down: prefix 52. Dark granular variety of .corundum. ... 54.- Native metals 65( Ipecac, .plant 57. Espouse 58. Siberian river 60. Smoking de- . vloe 63. Ml mi to par ticle 64 Trlnl Solution of Yeeterday'e Puziie romu i e aHB P 1 V Af A R O WplA SA I Ey LET50K Clear gain MM ntflrl 71. Roman road 73. Place qt in gress 75. Have being 70. Written prom ise to pay 78. Hoarfrost 80. 100 square , i . moters 81. Propelled a . Bins II boat 83. Inert gns In : i tho air .. . 85. Tolernhle: . -.CQUoq. :-v i 87. Ruce'l monn in!n rrppt R 3 18 L34 Y4-I 42 i-43 K7 48 Of 5f 7-s m 7 77 ii 8i 83 84 w 88 STORy "HAL CXHRAN (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) THinEE of tlio Tlhles promptly hopped Inside tho balloon, but Scouty stopped and asked, "Where will It take us. when we get up In the air? "At other times we have been tossed around by wind till we wore lost. If that's to happen this time, (or the ride I do, not care." The kindly old balloon man smiled and then he said, "Don't Worry, child. You'll merely havo a real good time and then come to the ground. j "Jump In! You have no time lo lose. I'll wait right here and take a snooze. When you come back again, benea'th that bush I can be found." Rooutv Joined the others who were yelling, "Hey! What's al. this trio. The sky Is very clear.. "TM.i h.r., nn iicht n,i ,n vil an It we rlso fast. Instead of alow. It won't bo very long until we'll be real (nr from here." "Ooodby," exclaimed the friendly man, as to his sleeping spot he ran. Clirl tlolf Tltllit At 1 DALLAS,- Tex. m Betty Jameson, new women's publlo links golf cham pion of Texas, Is only 13 ycara old. She also holds the Dallas municipal title for her.sejs, tv.A,... STOMACH TROUBLES Sour Stomach Gaitrttli Hyperacidity. Ulcen . , Indigestion REMEDY Waltace'i Tablets scientifically compounded natural in acfion give remanent relief v pos:tiveIy guaranteed fend fcr free bootlet. No oDligationA 'Wulte,lnf..ipi. 4. 101 H. LwIwotii BIid Ul XnirVi. dl.. - Sin3ftiihcoUi itiut yiui iomic UlUli. -am .'.' .. liJttll ,, , .fj ttt. t. lv Puzzlfe 11. AHornatlvo,, 12. nibtlcal city 13. Other . 19. Copltarof .. ,, Norway ,. . 21. Outdoor uame 24. Slnco: Sculcu 20, CquuI. ovor, 28, Foot coverlnft 31. Indian: comb. , form .13. Slnglo thing 35. German river 37. Father: . French 39. .Lose bright ness 40, Lively Insect 4h Afresh - 42. Typo of fruit 44, Presently 40. Profound 49. Wood: comb. form 60; Serpents 53. Kind of cheese 50. Outlet 69. Send forth 0L Entry In an account 63. Dogma 05. MlBtake 07. Rub out . , 08. Beginners1 - 09. Ancient Irish city 70. Cupid , 72. Canvas - 'shelter.. , 74. Cozy- homo 77. Poem 71). Tavern 82. You and 1 84. Ex olllciot nhbr. 80 Ihiw'illnn bird st iicj Pulled apart Pednt digits - 89. DOWN L Hnll of Jus- , tlce . 2. Oenus of geese 3. Exclamation of surprise - 4. Place of J . command it. Asiounu Chinese meas ure Bcent . Illph card Musi en I H'Mirnla t 3 3o 7 28 kS3 38 37 AS (oS 73 74 78 79 Bo 8 8b PS 8? PICTUCCS 4J0E KIN& And then tho big balloon went fp. It gave tho bunch a thrill, . When they had risen 'bout a mile, a frown displaced weo Duncy'a smllo. Said he, "It's getting cold up here. I fear I'll Ret a chill.' ANOI NOTIIEn Tiny then cried out, it is that Hying 'round It looks Just like a great about? big bird And that's Just what It was! Said Windy, "Watch It dive and dip. I hope It does not spoil our trip. You'd think that it won crazy! Sec tho funny stunts It does." The bird cama closer, much too soon, and started pecking tho balloon. "Get out of here," cried l-'PPy " '" " ni ' n0 , ",ru', n,DW0.v,?r. Br"w wfnt. "Pu,,!". .A" .s0?.n M. 1,11 i lna. w out, tne naiioon ucgao to i"r0P- ' (Copyright. t!)32 NBA Service, Inc.) -4Tlio- Tinlo Iinvo oma g"o1 I luck In tho nct story.) 'L CLASSIFIED ADC rfhs'itiAitKiTr Hack op union a wallowa counties (Count five average words to the. line.) I Per line. 1st lhsct.tlon 100 Per line, each added conseo-i utlve Insertion To Minimum charge on one .( order SBo -"' :'- FOR SALE FOR SALE Eleo. range and tenor SBx6phoh6. Clieap. Cnll Observer. ' 7-7-2 ip. FOR SALE 2 -wheel trailer. Inq. 0112 2nd St. 7-7-t f. .Dodge roadster new tires (. Motor rec;ondttloiuod-r-$100.' PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phone Main 600 4th and Adorns 8 ACRES, 7-rm. house, good out . buildings. '(2400. 1st place, cant of county fnrrn. Irici. Union Pool Hull. 7-6-0 ip. GOOD RANGE with colls. Also henter, 892 U, 2908 N. SprUCG. 7-0-t f. 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They roritstn harnllesa, f entla veftotable extrad wondi extract!!, i when it cornea to making the bile flow, f if jsucaon caiKioru liver pillj. Arte for,.CvW Look for the naroa Carttr 6n the red fabtf Rant UtUo Uver 1 a. 1 Uttla liver Pilla c Uib.Utut43.2&cataJlitorea. 01WlC;M.p. Professibrial ft Birecioiy ; ? ' j - iit - Hospitals -- -;H: -nr: - na a- ninbv ft' ye, Wix, Now nd Thi-Hemrti M ftoor roley Bldg. Pb. tihia if, 3C IflMatr ;irs sisrjep,8y...;al See! its WAfcr,'M '& D WArE OUT.SWCH scribbuhVuooks LIKE HARVfey oft. J , By Cowan ( .-( ' . i ji 1