La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 17, 1932, City Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextAYcttoesay, August 17, LEAP YEAR f BRIDE By LAURA, LOU BKOOKMAN (Copyright 1932) . (By NBA Service Inc.) r ItOIN HK1CK TODAY Cherry Dixon, pretty, io, tells ;her mother she is going to a club meeting but instead meets Dan Phillips, reporter on the Wellington News. Cherry has ifew friends because her wealthy parents consider most of the oth .er tyoung people of the itown socially Inferior.-' She has become acquainted with Phillips without ;her parents' knowledge, ' She - apd- Dan lunch together .and are about to start' for a drive Jit Cherry's roadfiter '.when 'tin other reporter tells DMi that Duke' Smith, a, bank robber, has escaped -Jail and the city editor wants Dan to find Inez MflUoy, Smith's sweetheart, and get an Interview. Dan and Cherry drive to tb& apartment where .Inez Is staying. He enters, promising to return in 1.0 minutes. -When he does 'not cbrrte Cherry grows nerv ous and, goes Into the apartment to .find him. .She becomes frightened; runs up a stairway and .a shot strikes- her arm. ' Cherry faints and recovers consciousness to find herself lh a strange room. -Dan has bandaged her arm tem porarily. He takes her to a doc tor's office. ; ' NOW GO ON -WITH TUB STORY , CHAPTER IV "What Is it, Dan?" Cherry demand ed. "What's happened?" "Oh, nothing much. Bates says the Sentinel's found Inez Ma Hoy. Al ready have an extra out." " '"Then what are .you to .do?" -.Phillips'- smile was not .mirthful. "The -Boss gave me some instruc tions,"., he said, "but, lady, I wouldn't Jesters Shoe Shop LADIES We reglaze shoes' any color to match your dross. We also" dye .wd shine; shoes. 1213 Adams ; ' La Orande, Ore. Club Auto Laundry ,We Wash, Polish -& Slmonlze Phone us, we will call for and deliver your car. Ered Warrior 1300 Jefferson 0B5W. " Mptprcycle Parcel Delivery Quick Delivery ..Expert Motorcycle & Plcycle Repair Work Lockwood Cyclery Back of -Fred's .Main Place on Fir 244 Wood.mw Place Your Call Now !For Prompt Service J. ,C. ;French 008 C Ave. - ' - 4i PORTLAND CAFE MEALS SSc TO 3.TC Coffee ' & 'Dessert Included Special Half Chicken Fried 40c Try Our Home Made Pastries 213 Depot' Open All Hours Associated Fire Chief 76 Gas Complete Line of Oil " and Service OREGON -TRAIL SERVICE ST A. East End of Adams Ave. Ice Prompt Delivery Cbaf and Kindling l by the Sack . . Gaither & Waller Elm Si Jefferson Main 628 Noon Lunch . -v"-''Bt '' Fred's Place . "Hits The Spot" 25c .Ice Cream, per qt. 26c Across From Sacajawea AllTO 11UZZ Buzz Yoilr Wood Promptly" Any Time of Day E.Randall 1419 Y Ave. R. Gates Phone OBC-J qATES SERVICE Veltex Qas & Oil Icy Drinks it Confectionery La Orande, Ore. Island Ave. Chrysler Garage Sales & Service General Oarage Service Oas, Oil and Accessories Specialized Lub rication. Campbell & Howell " ' '" Main 830 WOODSAWING GENERAL AVTO '. RGPA1RI.NO ' Drive to 2606 Birch St. and Save Money O. M. HUFF 1932.. soil your pretty pink ears by repeat ing "eml I'm not very popular right now with Hiram J, Bates, Well, shall ,we push along?" tie extracted a wanec iront ms pocket and .handed tr. RyJaiid a bill. A moment later' Cherry and Phillips were out on the street. The sunshine had disappeared and the wina was snarper. rne gin arew her coat about her closely when she ;was seated In the roadster. inuro x-iiiiiipa loon ine wneei The engine purred faultlessly. Nelth- J er of them thought of the beige purse unerry -naa aroppen in tne - i ayior. t avenue apartment. , . t I "Must be getting 'liite," PWIllps Dan repeated. "I'll explain what said. He stole a quick ' glance at happened. Listen, you aren't afraid his wrist watch and reported, 'Ten ! of those parents of yours, are you?" after four." t I "No," she said, none too convinc- A little gasp came from the girl. ! ingly. ' '750. 'our'".. ohe rPated, "Why, I .Then wht., ne trouble? Every- oSS dr60,m ' I" . " ,, 'thing'U be all right I tell you." ,uPh. "Si 8'ne t iher. '.'Guess, Tnl8 WM as? they were gliding they'll be wondering at your home down 8herwood. boulevard. Another whats happened to you. ve minutes ttnd they would reach Oh, no. sne assured mm. m a faint voice. ' i ;I'm all right." lyes?"- The young man's voice woe taunting. "All rlKht, are you? With a bullet hole in one arm and clous grounds, almost , as impressive about a mile of bandage wrapped the two dozen palatial homes .rtLu.n,d oh' J""- yoTYre nU nkng up aristocratic : Sherwood rignt'l Honestly, Cherry, I'll never Heights. Briartop had been one of forgive myself for getting you into tn0 Ilret ha,, ,. aomes erected . ' . - ' , 1 , ' i In the Heights. "But you didn't It was my fault, I ..It.s tne B6C0nd nouse on the "rlrTt? .iV' ttu, t i.,m'1!"'" she to,tl lm 08 tlle rounded Oh, no, It wasn t. How I could a-curve . . .. be so senseless as to take you into ' .' ' , , , a place like that! Ought to have my 1 , Tne Becm house was ha,f hidden head examined " - in trees. There was a low-stone "Don't talk' that 'way, Danl I IenM Rnd Sate of Ironwork. Behind know I'm to blame. You told me 'He fence the ground rose gradually to stay in the car and I didn't do ' "1?, where 60 yards back It. You said to wait for you but it ,lom the stre.et stood the massive seemed such a long time and I was gray stone dwelling. - afraid something had happenedl Dan Phillips whistled shortly as Thut's why I went inside. Then-1 ho turned, the roadster into the drive, didn't know where you were or how "Nice cottage," he said. "Must be to find you and I ran up some ouout the "l0 r Buckingham Pal stairs. That's about all I remem- ace,-' ' .. , ber. Oh, it was foolish of mel I "Really, Dan," Cherry's voice was should have waited as you said. It trifle unsteady, "I think I'd better was my fault I was hurt and It's my eo In olone." foult-you didn't get your story on .Can t let you do It. time before the Sentinel got It.1 Exactly before the cobblestone walk ThaO's why that man Bates was "e brought the roadster to a holt, angry. Isn't It? I know It's all my cherry still wore her coat with one fault 1" tarm in its sleeve and the other - . i dangling. The oreamy tweed was The dartc eyes, raised to Phillips', smudged with' dork . marks.' Her hat were pleadingly In earnest. was not quite at the proper angle and "Now wait a mlnutel No use go- her nose and cheeks were gleaming ine .'on that way. Who practically and powderlcss. , . i -: kidnaped you, car and all, and told Together they walked to the en- you to drive to that God-forsaken place? - -Yes, ma'anfj little Daniel!-. If - It hadn't been for .my crack- brained .idiocy - where would you have spent the afternoon? Taking a . pleasant spin in the sunshine out on Stewart road. No--you can't get away from It, Cherry. .. I'm to blame for everything that happened. I wish to God there wus- something I could do to make up-to you " She -laid her-hand on his arm., There .Isn't anything.". Cherry said, "to be made up excopt .my spoiling yuui tiiremiw. o h...B vw anything serious? I .mean will It moke -trouble?" He scoffed ot the suggestion, "Bates blows up and gets over it in a second," he assured her. Ive heard him .do It a million times! Probably he's forgotten... tne wnoie thing now." , , Dan was convincing; more so than he would have been to persons acquainted with Hiram J. Bates and his manner toward employes. - They had driven steadily westward and were. turning Into-Twelfth street. The going wasslower now.. The huge cl.ock before Matthews' Jewelry store gave the time as 4:30. Cherry won- dered for the hundredth time what she was to say when she reached home, The bandago n her arm the ruined suit.- Her-mothen would bo difficult to deal with, butr-her fatherl Cherry closed her eyes, try- ing to shut out the thought. Now they hod reached the bridge, I were crossing it. - I "Don." the girl asked suddenly. "where are vou koIiir?" " Doing to take you home." I "But you can't do that, Danl Oh, vou can't I" . J "Why not?" ' She tried in confusion to explain, How could she soy that appearing ln the company of a strange young man would be as wave o sin ln JSe eyeTof her prente as to come home wl?h tL Injured arm and ruined costume? How could she mis aneniooii. one iiauu a .uiuiB PCheVmad her "Now. listen." he sold firmly, "I cof,J?,er(!r?"(,rf xrtw '.'. got you into this thing and I'm go- .1 ' Why. I told you, M;other. Hes ing to get you out. Think I'd let Mr. Phillips. Ho came because he you go home alone? What kind of , wanted to tell you just what hap an insect do you toke me for? I'm pened - Don't Postpone " Those small Jobs your car needs. Drive In and wo will put it In shape. .Reasonable Too. Hammack Auto Repair Fir & Jetferson Phone M1040 August Specials 1 Ivory Cup Si Saucer Complete 12'Ac Red Wing Stone Jarrr Oallon 25c 7-Piece Green Berry Set 40c Melville's -' . ; LOW FARES More ond more people travel by Bus these days. Four good reasons: It cost less. Perfect- comfort. Handy down-tov depots. ' Convenient schedules. Next trip travel by bus. Phone Main 49 for rates everywhere "nil travel Information. Stage Hepot, A (iramle. Ore. ' MWM -M r vat 19UM WjXllif 19 1 going to tell your family exactly what happened 1" n . Try as she would she could not dissuade him. Dan Phillips, -once his mind' was made up, was a deter mined young man. There -was no question in hls mind how to meet the situation. Between Dan's firmness and ber own indecision Cherry was helpless. Wild schemes an Invented traffic ac cident or perhaps a hold-up come I to mind but-she was not experienced In deceit. -Cherry knew she could never invent a tale that would be believable. . "There's nothlne to worrv aboutl" BrlartOD. tho Dixon home. There was no protection from the chilly Wlnrl nm. RhariunnH hnnUvnrH ral. dences-were set back from the road. -ph ..-i..i.-..h,-. , trance. Before Cherry could put a hand on the -door -it swung open. A middle-aged woman. wearing a cop and apron appeared. "Your mother's waiting -for you, Miss Cherry," she said. "You'd better go right into tho living room." Seeing the empty coat sleeve, she exclaimed, "Oh, has nnything happened?" "It's ull right, Martha. In the llv- ing room, you said?" - ' 1 - , The sorvant nodded. She seomed to look n8k(inc0 ttt Phillips but took nls na( as-the young man followed Cherry through tne nroad nau. He caught .a hasty Impression of! dark woodwork and rich, subdued cojormgg, The furniture looked like ' old stujf antiques." Phillips told, hlmselt though he had no knowl- d . or nerlod decoration. There was a fireplace at the opposite cje of tho long room they entered. Yellow dancing flames flickered in thtl te Tnero was a bowl ot Ied tu on a t(lble smndlhg near the , table was a small, slender woman dros6ed ln gray. 8ne was very much ' Gherry,-- Brown eyes the same oval faceand yet there was a dlffer- More tn tne dlHerence tw.n ae and vouth tfCnenrBy6..B,JSeywoman cried. "How! ' fl t, , ? , to",u J"""""' I The girl. -advonced. .'rrp, , terribly sony,. , M' i2S right, really MK Phillips insisted on coming himself to toll you I" "Mr. Phillips? "Oh, I forgot. Excuse me. This Is Mi'. Phillips of the News. Mr. Phillips, my mother." ' The older woman did not put out her hand. Her features seemed to freeze Into place. 'Of the News?" , sllo repeated, bringing out each . word separately. "Not not a RE- j PORTER! ,,.., ., ,,L 1 Dan stepped forward. "Im afraid I'll have to plead guilty, Mrs. Dixon. That's what I am. all right. And It's my fault Cherry got into this mlx-up , you tell me you were going to a Guild meeting at Gretchen Alden's? And wasn't Gretchen herself here three hours ago?" For the first time, apparently, Mrs. Dixon no ticed the girl's flapping coat sleeve and generally disheveled appearunce. "Cherry!" she exclaimed, "where have you been? What's happened?" "I've been trying to tell you," the girl began, but Phillips interrupted. "She's been with me, Mrs. Dixon. There was an accident and Cherry hurt her arm. A doctor dressed it but he said she should have rest and quiet. Shock, you know. She ought to lie down, I think. I'll tell you about everything " Mrs. Dixon was at her daughter's side, was helping her out of her coat. She cried out at eight of the bandaged arm. 1 " "It's all right, Mother. It Isn't anything " There was a sound In the door way, -All .three of them turned. A tall man, livid-faced, strode for ward. In one hand ho held a crum pled newspaper. He cried out, "Cherry what's the meaning of this!" Before the glrls eyes glared the headline. "SOCIETY GIRL INJUKED IN SHOOTINO." (TO BE CONTINUED) VATES LOLA IS MODERN VENUS WITH CIRCUS Featured performer with the Schell Bros. Circus which exhibits in La Grande Aug. 23, is Miss Vates Lola, "Hollywood's sweetheart. Modern Venus and Queen of the Air." Bhe appears twice dally with Schell Bros, and with the assistance of her Hol lywood company, demonstrates just how pictures are made. This dainty little lady has appeared In a large number of motion pictures depicting circus life, and besides being a movie actress, she Is an accomplished aerlal Ist of note, and her thrilling per formance at the top of the big tent will amaze and thrill you. Besides Miss Lola, there are other daring aerlsl and ground acts of all descrip tions, and many and varied trained wild and domestic animal acts. In cluding the famous Schell herd of elephants, ... Through the co-opcratlon of ten of the merchants of La Orande, It has been made possible to buy tickets at reduced prices. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, QBE. 0YerTIe Valley Personals (Continued ?rom;pfeiTl?rea) ;J Helen Jenn. Mr. undMrs. John Speck hart, Mr.-, Lena Speckhart, Miss Ellen Speckhnrt. Rev. and Mra. Gnlaer and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knauiz and Lilian had a fine sightseeing trio up to the lookout station on Mt.- Emily. Iart INwtponed ' The dancing party which the M. 1 a. at lmmer una announced for tnis Friday evening has .been postponed until September 3. ' pue to the. ex -trema weatlier, the material' which was used , for resurfacing the floor at the hall dries very slowly and it wuc necessary to postpone' thl3 party to which the public Is cordially invited. Uuw To Take YiwuMqh The Blue Mt. Eagle; Editor .Haight'3 sheet down at Canyon City which Us the habit of saying things its own way, thus described the vacation of Herman Oliver, well known .locally: Herman .Oliver -has been away on -a vacation for the .post month. He . has been.ln the hay Held away from col lege squabbles, road'musses.ibank fig uring, livestock markets, livestock meetings and baloney cpnveHtiono. It talcesA hay field to purify and sanc tion a fellow. .Out with, the new mown hay where Maude Muller broke Daily Cross ACROSS 1. vYeapons 6. Asiatic native 9. Uncooked 12. Tumultuous ' disorder 13. Certain 14. Wing .15. Associate In, a business enterprise 17. Mate child 18. TMck black. - liquid 1 19. DoueU -1. Nume for ofllce . acalii 25. Persian poet 26. Accomplish 27. Make -into law 31. Purpose 32. Beasts: French 34. Old card game 35. Dismal or.- . gloomy 87. Out of: prefix -38. Caution in Solution of, Yesterday's Puiile Mli;.1CAMESISlTlAl w oE.X d A ETiMjT Ab&A N lS. AS p MEE.O rs s E s S J.N.G ilEc if til A H NOiflBANlDOOM PEEPllENppEwliS' 47. Amuse 62. Mcludy 53.-. Female ruffs . 54. Sea eat la 66. Entangle 66. Hiifjo waves - 67. Iro DOWN , 1. Bow f uivvn Spanish auvance 39. bweatlng 42. Bohemian dance 45. Brazilian - money of Account id. Old musical note 21 22 23 25 31 35 P7 1 Uo 42 43 44 47 S3 STOJPy MAL CQCKRAN 3lo YMA i mm (READ "THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ALL through the night the Tlnlcs slept, while one kind little mon - key kept watch over every one of them until the hrenk of dawn. And then It scrambled from the hm ii ind nnd mmanni when Scouty woke up he exclaimed, "Our little monkey's gone. ' "I hope It doosn't go too far and elmply leave us where we are. We may not be so welcome all alone In Monkey Land. "But, come, let's Jump up to our feet and Ax our grass beds nice and neat. We'll have our hut sllrked up real soon. If each one lends a hand." 11 A LL of the Tlnles worked away until they heard wee Windy say, "We've finished here, so now lei's go and And some food to eat. "I do not know what It will be. but anything appeals to me. I am so hungry I can hardly stand upon my feat." Just then, as quiet as a mouse, the monkey entered their grass Into poetry, and the green meadows, murmuring waters, singing birds and all'. (hat kind of hooey U where men commune .with, nature and work up an appetite and feel good and think clear and sleep well, etc. Anyway this sound more newsy and more like literature than Just to say (bat Her man Oliver on account of the hard' times spent-3 day hoveling 5 hay. , ' (lllll.S HIDE OS KllKKHIT ) MOSCOW, August. 17 Alva Chrlstensen and Mary L. .Dvntvo jtwo girls from ' Atidnta, Oa.. climbed stiffly off a freight car in the rail road yard early today at the end of an adventuresome Journey from New York. . . They had motored across - Europe, Intending to make an auto tour of Russia, but, after nenetratlntt only 200 miles of Russian territory, hnd to make the last pnrt or the trip with ,thelr car by frelghtj train. . ' ', For four dnys they lived on a flat car with their machine as the train puffed slowly to Moscow, HOOVER RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued from Pago One) ".very pleasant." The president himself granted his first Interview. Photographers were allowed to take a picture of him as he sat fishing from a small speed boat' carried by tho 110-foot com- merce department1 Sequoia, ,;'"Any luck?" somebody shouted across deep water of Chesapeake buy. "Good catch, 'Mr. Hoover replied. - Word Puzzle 10. -Medlclmil ,-pliiut' 11. Maiclan'a ' atlek 1 1(1 Mule sheep - 20. . Animal Indosure J. Highway 22. .Atublan chiuitaln Title 24. Memoranda 28. Itci; tine" t In tho Turkish army UD, Food staple 30. Chinese seuret . - -society . r: Makers of inalt liquors 33. Throueh train :t0. Highest moun tain In the Philippines 3s. Author 40. Hindu queen 41. one who deals .8. Cleaning Iniplumout ,4. Stationary -part 6. Ktr.nldla 6. Flow 7. Scone of -action ' S. Scolda 9. Conrso file . In profession ally: sulllx 42. Measure, of poper 43. lnmh'tt pen uamo 44. Arrow 48. Bevcrngo 4. Kxlal fit). Hostelry 51. Clear profit . B 79 27 2f 3o 33 34 ,38 1 54 S7 PICTURES 4J0E KING : house. It startled all the Tlnles 1 when It chattered long and loud, i "ficel Look!" said Coppy. "What trcnl. It s brought us some tine food to eat." The monk had dandy itoconnuts for each one In the crowd. .... urpHIS makes a breakfast for a king," said Coppy. ' "I could fairly sing. There's milk 111 every cocoaniit, as awect as It can be "Let's lake our time and each eat one. I think It will be lots of fun. Then we will go outside our house and see what we can see." When they had finished Willi their menl, wee Duncy said, "How good I feel." And then he led the hunch outdoors and shouted, "(lee! What luck." A monkey cart was Just outside and Duncy promptly got a ride. The lad was tossed around a bit, but to the seat he flunk. (Copyright, 1SJ2, NHA Service, Inc.) (Duncy Is nrrvstnl for ston. Iiik in (U next story.J " - - . '- I CLASSIFIED ADS "TUB MABKEI PLACE OF. UNION WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average word to the line.) . Per line, 1st insertion ....;oo Per line, euch added consec utive Insertion ......................... io Minimum charge on one order w.H......l....;.M.M...HJ5o FOR SALE KENTUCKY "WONDER. 'BEANS 'for ' canning. 3'j0 lb. J(. W. DWon. Wat son St. " -' ; ,i ' ,8t17-2 tp BARTLETT PEARS Per apple box 00c. Don'f'delay. Just -right for canning. -Yakima 'Fruit Market, Old Penney Bldg. 8-17-1 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE Squtty In a 5-room modern house. - Will take . car. Call not X Ave, Ph. 321 h. ,' .... ; .. . . 8-18-3 tp. FOR BAIJ3 OR TRADE 5-rm. house. I What hnvo you? Phone 310 R. ; I . .. , . 8-13-0 tp !7-RM. HOU8E, 8 A., good outbulld- I inga, 30O0. 1st place cast county j farm. "Inq. Union pool hall, j ' v 8-11-6 tp, . . ; ' ','' ! A -THRIVINQ LITTLE business n La. t OratjUe. Ideal for man and wlfo or mother and daughter. A real bar . gain.. See G, E. Barnhlll. 8-2t f TORRENT FOR IU5NT Modern house nt 1010 - Oak St. Chas. H. Reynolds. 8-13-t f. G-ltOOM FURNISHED house at 3U1 Main St. Oarage, Phone 508 U. ' ...... 8-13- tp- STRICTLY MODERN t-rm. -house on ' 9th St. Inquire -1400' N or -phone 434-j. : ' M8-29-t f. MISCELLANEOUS DOWEI.L BROS. CLBAN-TJP We will clean up your ashes, -papers, eta, PnouB 333-J. - - S-8-t f. EASTERN ORSUON Scnool or Mllslo, Violin, plouo, voice. .Credlto. I. O, O. P. temple. 447-J. B-0-1 m LA OKANUE MATTRHBO ana Dphol storing and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 424-W." Oban." Edwards Prop..' ' - ia-l'l m. AUTOMOBILES Chevrolet four door odan. Runs excellentprice $250.00.' PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th and Adams ' Ph. Main 600 i . 8-13-5 t. 1U2B G. M. O. .114 tn truck. $275.00. Used Hot 'Point eleatrio range. $33.60. Garr Furniture Co. 8-10-1 in. i What Becomes Of "". Indians When The RoundUp Closes? PENDLETON, Ore., Aug. 17 (Spe cial) Wluit becomes ;of the Indians when the Pendleton Round-Up Is over? This Is a frequent Inquiry of strangers visiting the famous classic, and will be asked again this year when the Round-Up takes place1 September 8, 0 and 10. ' ! - The uninitiated, seeing the 2000 and more Indian men and women In full war regalia and costly beaded dresses, belle vo this to be their yearly habiliment and that - thev ' live- ln tepees tho year 'round. - ." t. This Is a pleasant Illusion wlUcn would be quickly dispelled' were tli stronger to remaln'ln Pendleton af.totv, Professional : Directory Hospitals DR. LEE B. HOUVY ' Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital trd floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 19. THF NEW FANGLES (MoVn Pop) Gladys Checks Up! 5?S BABV TlME rynuK- niiv HO-HUWi oh! thc, nnv HE GOT r ROM THE L swll Hoops r: f ?;rv:WtM. fe STORE-IF HE'? LO5T THKTI 4 J . RATES BY MONTH ; 3 lines, per month ....... ,.-......a. 50 3 lines, per month .3. 25 4 lines, per month .,..,.. ....4..00 0 lines, per month 4.75 Eaob additional line over five .Charged at 60o per line per month, FOR TRADE Hia BVS, QTUDEBAKER to trncle (or -truck, 'Allen Bros. Service 8tnlon,' 8-11-6 t. tho close of the exhibition. For when tho crowds have depart ed and the' dust settled ln the arena tho Indian men and women appear In the same garb as their whito neighbors. The one exception Is tho shawl .worn by the women.. The Older generation would not think of appearing In public with' their shoul ders uncovered, even though an Am erican dress shields them to tho neck. Jt is a tribal tradition. These, rich garments seen at tho Round-Up are legacies of generations. They are hoarded carefully nnd used only for tho Round-Up or some mysteiiqus .ceremonial whoso por tent ia known only to the Indians. , ; And, to, dispell another , lllusionr when their tepees of elk hk'o and other skitiB which houne tbcm on the Round-Up ,grounds are. dis mantled, the Indians return to quite modern, homes on the Umatilla reser vation Just n few miles from Pendlu- ton WvID DID NE Mgt - HrPMONy ftrtD M 11 ' ...w THIS BCD ''RUCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blofaser ; ' :" , . Pikers! ' f I SA OSCAR vwlTW -01 jr ('S66.-'MS. -N6NiBtf J'-fl ' HIS FATHER. , AT THE jSJ Toi-D AaE MB WaSi FISHTS .UAST KIISMT, J ocm AT SOIWS.... MEBBE j pReiiLesrW ;ih6"6lvc . y&&&- YyC V ' 'CliUB, - A FISHTER UCfH,). i f r A" r' DAOF'J ''INSTEAD OF AM' . ) f pAP TELLS' ME VOU 1 tf VOL) TALI: LIKE 1 VJEBE AT TWeOLyMP,C V-- ? DIDrfT MAtt 1 CLUB LAST MIGHT.... f AVJ... A- 1 J SEE AtJy GOOD y A cooPLE ; i S0CH A 43jf i'M i- SCRAPS ? Jf MEREUT SO 4c, TME (OH.JH BOXERS )( HovjS 1 AwHX TH' MIW0TE' ' ' '-AUL THAT n FliSHTIrJ' 'STARTED A .. Kiorii.oui TOir ii c THEY'D JUrAP , , SECONDS -VIEPE J - pl&HT OUT OF ' : ' ' t) 1832 BT HtA fftRVICE. IWC.ffrtCO. U. S. PAT, Oft . : J-lvmmmmJmm " . rms good JUST dollars FURNITURE Page Fly K. of C. Members I .. WASHINGTON, -Aug, 17 W -The Knights of Columbua. In golden Jubilee convention,'; Tuesday - reelec--' ted as supreme v directors' " Leo ' P.1 Craig, of Sioux Falls,' 8. D.;' james Conahoe, ' ot ' Chicago; III.! Mlijltael ; ,r. Heaiy, of Topekft, Kansas; James H. Devaney.' of Cascade, iowa;1' and ' fidwa'rd' p; Ryan, 'of Spoliari,''Wash. Their terms wftl Lruh ';tof three years. Supreme officers' were not In election this year. 4 11(1(1 FINDS ItKCItKATION ! IN 11A1I.V HTKKKT CAR.IPB DANVILLE, Va. (ft :- Mary,' the setter's master nover worries . about her Bhe'll be home on the.poon street car. Mary 4s an -aging bird dog, owned by c. L, Booth. Every , morning she trots, downtown, but. walking ..-pome Is :uot for .Mary. - ,. ,,(.. .. As noontime ueara the. setter .takes, her placo In n saroty zona end twalta for her -street car. .-The .-motormen. know her. and .when .they ,ppea .the door she .Jumps .aboard,-. .Sh)..-lles quietly at the motorman'fl. fee.t?until her stop is reached.. "Periodically. Booth settles with the atreet'TaJlway company for Mary's. recreation.1 " ! . , - - .' :U Ladybiiu and tbs Sun In India uiul liiiypt tlie jAdljIrd lues licfii iissdi-liilocl from erest times Willi (lie still, nml a CQiusarl son of the ninny versions of Ibe nursery rliymo which "still eijst 'In Kiiiflund nihl In' vnrlous"'Burviieah countries yields n similar rcstit. '' By Cowan WHY. HE'S ASLEEP1. HE DIDN'T EVEN- KISS ME GOOD NIGHT! DON'T "SEE AWHWiE. SHOULD BE 50 "TIPEPy VLW1NG VOKER HEPE IT S--TNENTy, A I FORTY, FIFTY WELL I'LL OUST r '; V TfKE CHiNRGC OF TWIS "h. m "