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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 19, 1932 , 1 . ttt LEAP YEAR BRIDE By LAl'KA 1AHJ BKOOKMAN (Copyright ;i932) . (By NEA Bervlce Inc.) kkois in;iti; toi$y Cherry Dixon, 19 and pretty, tells her mother she la eoinir to a Jclub meeting but Instead meets ODan Phillips, newspaper reporter ?tvlth whnfn'dhP Ir in Anw Hnr wealthy parents do hot know she Jb acquainted with Dan. Cherry ;igoes with him; to Interview a iibank 'robber's sweetheart. She -blunders Into underworld head quarters and a bullet strides her i arm. Dan takes her to a doc- tor's office and then home. He la trying to explain what has hap vnened when Mr. Dixon appears. i Dixon Is- very angry and tiran ; dishes a newspaper containing Cherry's' picture and an account . ,)tot the shooting. e orders Dan l out of the house, pays pass In t which Cherry has no word from ''pan. nw po on yyrsn the stojiy CHAPTER VI " Barah entered the room breath lessly and shut .the door behind, her. Her round eyes foretold excitement. ' The girl on the chaise longue did not turn. Her peach colored negli gee pulled about the slender figure molded it gracefully. On her feet were small gold strapped sandals. . "Is that you, Sarah?" the girl asked .Indifferently. "Yes, Miss Cherry.' . Something In the woman's voice made Cherry Dixon raise her eyes, before she could speak Sarah placed a finger to her lips, shook her head forbodlngly and crossed to the : chaise longue. Then, with Celtic in stinct for the dramatic, she paused. "What it is, Sarah?" "Sh. darllngl Walt till I tell i you. It's not right, it isn't, and eomebody'U pay for it! Out and out, falslfyln' and there's blacker words I could use. It's not right at all." i i "What Isn't right at all? What's happened?" ' Again old Sarah put a warning finger to he; lips. "Not so' loud,", she' cautioned, lowering her tone. "II they' were to know J'd told 1" She ' raised two eyes heavenward as if expecting the firmament to rock at .' the suggestion. "Poor lamb." she finished, muttering. "I'm that eorry for youJ"1 " Cherry was sitting bold upright now. Impatiently she caught the -womnn's'hands. '"But tell mfi what's happened!" sho begged. '; Sarah -sat down beside the girl. ' Well, then." she said, plunging : into her narrative, "I was looking for Martha to ask if the package had 'come from Wendells' and Just ns I stepped in the hall I heard Martha talkln'' on the library tele phone. So I waited until she fin- lshed. 'No sir,' Martha says, "Miss Cherry ain't at home and I don't know when she will be. She's gone 1 to New York That's what she Bftya it's God's truth! 'She's gone to New York. So when she put down the telephone I said, 'Martha, who' Is it you're tellln' such un truths to and ain't you ashamed of yourself?' j "Martha came back at me and said she guessed it was her duty to do what Mrs. Dixon said and what business of mine was It to be in 'i terferlr.'? Well, a few words passed between us aiid do you know what I found out. it was mat young newspaper ienow, runups "Dan!" Cherry's eyes were flash- ino. "Thnn-jhn-did cnlll'.' -,. t neither. After I'd learned that WORK PANTS Moleskins Khaki Pencil Stripes $U5 Wll.HHlll I Beauty Wise Women Know This Many women belicvo that the purpose of face pow der is to cover the skin. But women who are wise in the waya of beauty know that the correct function of face powder is to brinp out the warm tones of the skin. That is why they use Cara Nome always because ' the extra fineness of this , smooth-spreading powder brings out the delicate skin tints, rather than masking thsm beneath a thick powder layer. Cara Nome $2.00 GLASS DRUGS 4v Tht 3&sS Stort mm much Martha .warmed -up and ad mltted he's been tclephonln the houso every day. Your mother wouldn't let Martha say . anything about 'It and this morning she said If he called again Martha was to tell ' him you'd gone to , New York." ."Oh. but Sarah 1" "I know, darjln. It's a black shame, that's what i,t Is.-' As nice a young fellow as you'd be flndtn' anywhere, "too. ' It's 'your- father , that's behind It. ' Still In a temper . about what , happened the other afternoon." "But, Sarah. If Dan thinks I've ! gone to New York he won't call any iiiuici nutyuu null viimiv uiuu want to sec him maybe he'll blame me I" ' ' i ' The older woman nodded, agree- Ing soberly. "And what's to blame , joyed thmselvcs Immensely when they him?"' she asked; "Young fellows mct Thursday with Mrs. Edith Gcke don't like to be put off. They were le'r-- eu (jm, members, live guests that wav In mv dav and I euess , t,tnB ' ir rWnr there's nit much difference It's bad. honey, -but we can't help It." herfeei' 7 "7 ' ' "t . ;, i.., iij "TheycanT So 'this to "m"j ctCflShe stamped one o? thb small gold heels. "They've no right to tell lies and keep messages from Sarah was on her feet. too. her-'. eyes dark with alarm. She put s restraining hand on the girl's arm. "Quiotl" she begged. "Someone will hoar you. You mustn't take It this way, Miss Cherry. You'll only make things worse) Tho girl drew baok. Obediently her voice ' lowered "but her expres sion was as determined as ever. "Don't" Cherry said. "Oh" with a rush of sudden emotion "don't you see what this means to me? They're trying to make' Dan think I ' don't j let them do it, that's all! I won't let them! Come on there's no time to lose. YouH have to help me 1" Sarah's protests were useless. They fell on deaf cars. Repeatedly she warned the girl that revolt was futile. Defiance of Walter J. Dixon's orders was heresy. It was Bheer madness! ; McAUster, as one or tne u. a. mc Th. wnrri. mitrht. ar wpll hAvi Iran -: Allster heirs who have ' interests In addressed to the wall. I Aroused to action, .Cherry was all at once a whirlwind. She flew about the room, pulling garments from hangers a dress over her head, stocking, slippers. Sarah fol lowed patiently, helping with fast eners, ''But what are you going to do?" she ' tosked' again. "W3iere are you going?" ' Cherry pulled the brown felt over her head and gave It a tug. "Now listen," she said, "I'm going to find Dan. ' I'm going to tell him I haven't gone away and all the other things they told him were untrue. Now here's how you're ' to ' help me " ' ' 1 The conspiracy was planned quick- , ly. Sarah, her white face an open revelation, made a reconnoltcrlng ex pedition to the first floor. She re turned to report that Mrs. Dixon was busy with callers. Martha was on duty In the front of the house but Cherry could escape unnoticed by descending the rear staircase and go ing out through the door that led to tho garden. Sarah's further part was to busy herself In the sewing room and If anyone Inquired for Cherry to say the girl was asleep in her bedroom. ...... "May the Lord havo mercy on the two of us!" Sarah breathed fer- vently as Cherry put a hand on the Theplan proved flawless. Within flTO ' n'lriutes "Cherry ' had "reached the highway and wis out of sight of the house. She walked the three blocks to the tiny drug storo that exclusive Sherwood Heights not only tolerated but found Invaluable, There she made two telephone calls. One was to Dan Phillips at the News office. The other was to a taxicab company. Half an hour later the cab halted at a downtown street intersection. Cherry's . face appeared, peering through the glass, and a tall young man clad in a gray suit strode out from the curb. He entered the cab. "Oh, Dan, I was so afraid Id miss you!" Tho ' girl's face was glowing, her eyes star-bright. ' I Phillips did ncV. smile. "Well." ' he said evenly, "this Is quite a sur- prise. I couldn't understand over Df Ben Slioldatrom shocked this com tho phone exuetly what It wns you munlty where he had been a resident! were eavine. Wasn't sure whether f. nnriv An vnars. He and his bro- you said Fifth or Sixth street" ' iH iimiiiivr mm un.B wu iiini- ter-of-fact, even a trifle aloof. There was nothing what ever about him, to BUltor. For an instant Cherry was taken back. She said tremulously, "I had to see you, Dan. 11 Just had to!" "Is there anything I can do for you?" Still the calm, lovol tones. 'Aren't you glad to see mc?" The words burst from Cherry's Hps un- bidden. "Didn't you want me to come?" Why, yes. Of course. Only lt's oulto a surprise because I under- Mr nntl Mrs. Frank Sanford Wedncs stood you'd gone east. New York fay or some place." I Mra, Gladys Lilly has been visiting "But mat's wny i came, uani They didn't tell me you'd called. 1 waited ana wauea expecting to hear from " you Snd there weren't any letters and you didn't tele - phone I It was Just this afternoon I found out they hadn't been giving mo your messages, tho maid found out """"" they'd told you I'd gone away. Oh wtcked of themt And I W i.d you.? :fr" K?mr; "Why. I'vo cal ed a dozen times! Everyday" " "They didn't tell me!" ' i "Then you mean It wasn't because. you didn't want to see mo? You 1 woren't just stalling? "No. Dan, ' of course not. How could you think of thatl Oh, I've been so miserable, so unhappy " The words were lost In a sob. Cher ry turned her face away. . "You mustn't." Phillips said gently. "You mustn't feel badly any longer. Please. Cherry look at mc,!" There was a long pause and then slowly, hesitantly, the girl turned her head. " ' "Dan I" "You darling!" She whs in his arms, tho velvet softness of her warm creek pressed to Dan's. He found her Hps, crushed them again and again. He thought tho perfume of her hair was like in cerise arising about a goddess. Phillips drew back for an Instant, staring into the starry eyes. "You're so sweet, Cherry," he whis pered, catching her close again. The words might have been a prayer. "Then you do care?" "But didn't you know? You must have! Oh, Cherry, these last three days have been rotten I I've been worried about you. Kepi telephon ing but I couldn't get any satisfac tion. After a while I began to think maybe you didn't want to talk to me. Couldn't really blame you but after the things your father said " It was at that moment that the taxi driver decided he had endured enough. For several minutes the cab hnd own held up by traffic sig nals. Now the red light was glowing. "Say." he said In a tone not to. be Ignored, "where do you people want to go?" "Anywhere," pan. told him. "Drive or, drive out through Jefferson Park." The cab moved forward. Cherry's head' 'nestled comfortably ' against Dan's shoulder. ' His arm was about her. Neither realized bow time was passing. ' (TO BE CONTINUED) v A o 4 GRANGE HAll PERSONALS iQQqq ily Mrs. Charles fipencer (Observer Correspondent) GRANGE HALL (Sneclal) Mem- bcrs of the Birthdav Dinner club en- lAllnl. Huff and Mrs. Ixren Wner. I besides several children Were present Uor the occasion. Mrs. .Gekeler's two "ughters. Mrs. Redhead and ' y.l"'" f ?-b" ,S?' h ion was '"8 ??l;V"?L?'"SS Charles Spencer will be W'-jBlt " " on j Tho annual picnic for members of Hhe Countrywoman's club, their fam- nics and inenos wui oe neia ounua, George Kcltz et ux to Carl W. Keltz up Cathcrlno creek. All memters 0t'ux p 0 MCVVhlrter's Add.. Ii2vdo.00.: who have no way to go are asked to Sntlstiictlon ot nJOrtgnses ' communicate with Mrs. Rcece Mc- state land board1 to Geo. Sff. Mc Alls.ter, president, and .she wlU soo nonjw et ux. 62-221 pt. ,8. 20, 32-1N-, thai, a way Is provided. Coffee will 3j; be jurnlshod by tlie prgaluzatloh but Myrtle Bioughton to 0. Wilson et each family Js rCqucBted to bring a uli pt. Lots S. 8, Blk.'O, Otndy 78- basket. waiermeiou uiuii .wiwi ,vc business visit'. At Pondosa they were joined by Mrs." William Meyers who accompanied them to the mining town. They made .the same trip two wrakR before to take Mrs. ' Meyers' son. William, to 'work, " there; Mr. the 'mines! made the trips In In tcrests ' of the property.' ' While ' at CoihUcopla ' Mr. arid Mrs. McAUster enjoyed a visit with Nick ' Boly,' a former resident of this locality. He k R2 venrR of ri?o. ' Thev visited not , only at ' the little town but at .tlib ; mines which ' Hro located aboiit fwp miles on ui) ln ,tlie (riouhtalns and ' at an elevation of 7B00 foot. ' Mrs. McAUster declared that they felt like they had surely been "up In the air',' ' at the conclusion oi their trip among the high mountain caks. Miss Dorothy Smutz left Wednes day for Portland to visit friends for two weeks: She Will be ' the guest , at the ' home' of Rev. Mr. Putnam, forrher pastoV of the Chrlillan church " . thft. : ome ot Mr. .nd Mrt. .me Kordlc. Mrs. Kordic was former ly Miss Violet Eckles who taught school a couple .of years in Grande Rondc valley. Mrs. Lorcn Turner Is spending a few days .visiting at the- home of her mother. Mrs. Lena Oekcler. Mr. and Mrs. Turner aro located at Ath- cha where Mr. .Turner is working for the state highway In the surveying department. Mrs. Turner and 10- moiiths-old baby arrived hero Tucs- Turner plans to Join them Saturday evening and then Sunday I tnc famuJ will return to Athena. " pat Hu(,llc9i Bon f Mr. and Mrs. G8 "tZJS thre weeks' ' operation for appendicitis three weeks ago', Is reported to bo getting along : very nicely although he 1b still at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Goocrham and Claude Hctrlck, of Meridian, Ida., who are visiting relatives In the valley, were dinner guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Reece McAUster Thursday, i - ' . : : ' I g, q 3 g ? 1 HILGARD PERSONALS liy Wtlmrrtlt Wchner (Observer Correspondent) HILGARD (Special) The death thcr took up a farm about nine miles from here , vmnv Hnnforri visited her -J.C Syc. last I J. B. Welmer, Fred Rces and Jonn Price spent last "Week flslilng on mc Mlnam near Steamboat lake. They rc- turned with a nice lot Of fish; Mrs. Mable Scott and daughters, Doima and June, spent several days visiting with her son, Ellis', who Is herding sheep on Rock creek. Mrs. Emory Ferguson and cnuoren 'wtnt to Weston to vi-jlt her parentis, hcr mother, Mrs. Ed Sallng. 1 nuhna brothers and A. Vcy. of c.-.,- i,inrnri inmhi Wednesday to ZZ.ri.tA ann Alfred ;Cuhna accompanied them, 0 w R ot paoi Rock, ha-j been vlBltlng' hl5 Bon Lowell Rugg. They ! t Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morehcad were arn nrnnnr nir tr nil fl irimrr! SHlUrUUV. business visitors in La Grande Thurs- Kolltn Thomas and John Welts, of " Utah Concern. 1 ' 4 WooTf In llltllAI OClLIC l UlliiL League Team Is Winner Thursday WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Aug. 10 (01 The University post American Le gion Junior baseball nine, of Seattle, waft th3 Pacific, Northwest title hold er today, seeking new honors as they made plans to leave for the western regional tournament at Omaha, Neb., next veek. Behind tho tight pitching of Prank Langschmldt, they won from the Portland Lincoln Cardinals here yes .tcrday. 7 to 3. In the tourney finals. Langschmldt had the game In hand except for the Bixth Inning, when Portland scored all their runs. Meanwhile, his mates stepped into the lead with two runs In the first inning, on two" hits and errors, and ended their scoring In the fifth, when home runs by Constable and Weber accounted for three more tallies. In & consolation game, with Marl ana. Miles City, Mont., hurler, pitch ing his second game In two days, his team defeated Pocatello, Ida., 3 to 0, to take third place in the tourna ment. TRIPLE PLAY OOKJ TO W.5TK SANTA CRUZ. Cal. MV-Although the Davenport 4-H baseball team Iot In a city league game. It had the distinction of V triple play. It hap pened In the sixth Inning when the first baseman snugged a fly. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Local News The following Information from the Union county records la by 'the Ab stract and Title Co. of La Orando, Oregon. , Deeds' ' - Joshua A. Sommer to Verna S, Star-, blrd. pt. Sera. .8, 1T-3N-40, 1,00. a. P. Hal) et ux to Alice H. Knight. Pt. Sees 10, 21. 22-5S-41, 11.00. George Kcltz ct ux to Carl W.Kcltz. B. a. 3, 4. e, Mchlrtcr's Add. La Qrande, 1.00. 8. C. Zubor to Dorothy M. Noyes. L. 4, Blk. 00. 8. 20' h. 5; JJV4 L. 6. Blk. 100, Chap. Add. E',4 L. 10, Blk. 4, arandy's and Add., 1,00. , John C. Nlederer to Zetth Ntcdcrcr. L. 1. Blk. Si. Chap. Add., ai.oo. , Wm. ftolllns et ux to Mae E. Klein. W. ,74' J,. 4, Blk. 31, Chap. Add., 1.00., E sp.ee, j to. d Mtge co. .f-M0' ' 7 s ?7, pt' ' ' JB au' T jBmcs aoble et ux to Joseph O. Lay. p, 23-88-41 tl 00 Pota Wtatert to James W. ? Comm. Pt. Lots 7. 8. 9. Volney D. Barnes et ux to Samuel H. Richards. Pt. Sec. 24-2N-40, 1.00. 2, QranayS Aod, 1.00; Mary Moos to State of Oreg. L. 18, ' Mortgages' C(,rl w Kcltz et out to state of Ore. 'B 9 3. t R Mrwhihn.r' Arid.. boo. 01j4. Daily Cross - ACROSS 1. international ' conflicts . Epochs 8. Simpleton 12. Medicinal plant 18. Title 14. Bouthern con 1 " Btcllatlon 16. Cut Jencth. - wise -16. .Cross-bearer 18. Hindi furs 20. Hcimun 21. Strike 23. Those tle- , . featad SB. Poem " w. Superlative Jl ending 27. Sisters of one's parents 31. Placid 33. Daubed 84. Relieved ' 85. 1 love: Latin , -80. -Fasten 1 I 87. Foliage 89. Garden Imple- . ment 40. Small Island 43. Become less severe Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle v TTC A2.I UPS E TjjR K E Aggc I D BSITON pQEy Lgl SOKQggQfP sIeIeIrMntB" 45. Most thinly " scattered 47. Exclamation ' to call atten tion ' 0. Cra2y CI. Diminutive ending 62. Minute orifice 53. Bend in timber s wm 7j - 3.1 22 , J!!2,3' " 24 WfflWfrW 25 H -;. 2J T Z3 ' 3o . Tl 32 33 " iztizli-z 4o 41 42 ym 43 4A as 2fe ' Wffr 7 41 1 Bi 11 ni STORY1 COCHRAN XZ ' : - -L o.WAMTA,Nc.- (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) THE cop who pinched poor Duncy said, "I'll climb In and we'll drive ahead. The station Isn't far from here and It won't take us JonR. "I dislike pinching lads like you, but that's the only thing to do. .You made that monkey speed and you should know that that Is vrong." "Oh, no I didn't," Duncy said. "In fact It scared me when we- sped along the bumpy street.' Why, I was sure that I'd fall out. ' "I simply hung on good and tight and maybe 'twould have been all right, but you came running up to bs and then I heard you shout." .?,'. THrj cop, by now, had crawled In side the cart, all ready for a ride. "Glddap." exclaimed poor Duncy. "We are heading for the Jail." And then he thought, gee, who can tell? The Judge may throw us In a cell. The very thought of that made little Duncy turn real pale. N The' njonkey they were driving, though, waa - ratbur smart and of Record BhtiltCH James B. Qulnland. Died 28 of July, 1062. J. S. Hoclgln, executor. Anna K. Wcatsnwkow. Died 7-2P-32. Wllfoid Westenskow, Ailm. i John Gavin, Died May 20, 1032. Charles E. Ounip, Adrii. ' John M-'Onrrctt. Died July 21, 1032. Sarah A; Tuttle, 'Admx. ' 'The 'following ' Information from t)ip Wallowa county records la by the Wallowa Law. Land aiid Abstract Co. Aug. 3 to 10, 1032, Inc. , - Deeds ' - S. and P. Natl. Bank to R. W. Johu--son. Pt. See. 33-SN-43. . Prank Sheppard to Irvine French et ux.'I a. In 8ENE4 Sec. 20-33-46. ;J. O. Kiddle et al to W. G. Ashe,r et ux. East side' Add., Wallowa Orland E. Blyton ct al to Claud L. Cole. Pt. NWHSWVi 8cC. 22-5N-44. Ardrls Huffman to any W. Huff man. Pt. Sees. 10, II, 13. 18-6N-48:: Pt. Sees. 8. 4, 5, 8, 17-4N-48. ' Al'drls Huffman to Guy W. Huff man. Pt. Sees. 20. 27, 28. 33-34-0N-47. Akmi. iiiuI sut 1h. of Mortgaged' Sat. A. Dalsloy to Ben M. Peal et ux. 41-030. L. 3, 4, S, B. 8, Jcnnlng's Add., Jceeph. , -fin. 'A . U.nl. tn rrtr.-nrt W niv-' ton. Pt. NWSW'A 8. 22-5N-44. 30 684. ' " " '' ' Assn. Lillle J. Evans to A. O. Harris. Pt. SWft S. 22-6N-44. 30-684. Judgments Standard OU ' Co. ,Vs. C. y. . Allen, 312.08. Costs. Pro!utcs Roderick McOrae, Deed. Petition and order appointing Adm. ' ' Word Puzzle 6. Scarcest 7. Entertain k Foolish 10. Open court 11. Cautious of - danger 17. Come' forth 19. Important ore of tlno 21. Flexible rub ' ber pipo 22. Notion 24. Having branches - 28. Chemical used In making ' ' dyes and hntlseptk'a 29. Throo'-part composition 30. Since: Scotch 32. Flahor f : eels 113. Oro foflnery 85. Zoronatrinn Scriptures 38. Rugged moun tain crest 40. Doctrines 54; Lachrymose ' .' drop f 53, Klllctf DOWN 1. Existed 2. Entirely 3. Blusters or -- swaggers 4. Bristle 5. Surround 41. llcach across 4i!. Cullurod wo- ninn 44. Dnrda 40. Obstinate 48. Dofoie - - 49. Cry of a cnt PICTUCCS JDE KIN& seemed to know that lots of trouble was ahead. It started running fast. If I can throw tho cop, it thought, I'll run away and won't ho caught. The cop then shouted, "Stop this speed! It simply must not last!" ... piIEN Duncy loudly cried, "For shame! Please stop! I'll gladly take the blame. Perhaps, If we are good, we'll settle all this out of court. "We'll say we're sorry as can be. Just leave the talking up to me." The monkey promptly slowed down, thinking Duncy was a sport. They shortly reached (he station where the monkey said, "If you don't care, I'll wait right out hero In the street and promise I won't budge." "Oh, no you won't," tho cop ro pllod. "You took part In that real wild ride." And then the cop took Duncy and the monk before the Judge. (Copyright. 1V32. NEA Service. Inc.) ( (The monkey la fined In the next story.) vlpco ' DgjlC A B P AR ATE P Off A T O (CLASSIFIED AD TUB MARKET PLACE OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIES : (Count five average words to the line.) i Per line, 1st lhsertlbn....:..........'10o Per line, eaeh added consec utive insertion 7o Minimum chargo oh one ', ' ' order -m.-....'u....!..a..m.w.-20o FOR SALE N1NE-WEBKS oitt weanei pigs. 41)0 M. ' 8-18-3 t. UNIVERSAL wood and .coal range with colls. Cheap. 146-W. 8.18-t f . FOR SALE Light model sedan. Driven only 14,000 miles. Good condition. Not Junk. Will take several cords of wood as part paymont. Balance cash or terms If desired. Inq. 2212 Cellar S,t." "' " 8-)8-8 tp. FOB SALE OR TRADB SmaU gro-, eery, meat market and confection-1 cry combfned at Yakima, Wash., or cash for toots ah(l 'rotit fixture's, j inui at low y fao. "-ls-a .i FOB SALE OR TRApK P-rm, liouao. Wha.t havo you? phono 316 R. 8-13-6 tp A THRIVINa LITTLE business In La Grande. Ideal for man aurt'wlfo or mothor and daugliter. A real bar gnln. See O. E. BarnhllL 8-2-t f. FOR RENT MODERN 6 room house. (Xoso in, furnished or unfurntslicd. M 1000. 8-lp-0 jt. FOR RENT Modern house at 1810 Xnk St. Chns. H. Reynolds. . . 8-13-t f.J 0-HOOM FURNISHED house at 301' Main St. Oarage. Phone 608 S3. 8-13-0 tp. STRICTLY MODERN 1-tm. house on oth St. Inquire 1405 N or phone j ' 434-J. B-30-t f.1 LOST LOST Pair of spcctaclra. Yellow gold frames. ' Honag'on ' tops. Leave at" Blralc's Jewelry store. Reward: - ' 8-10-1 t. STOAYED To my place, roan pony,' anchor hraud on ' left shouldor. Owner may havo same by paying lor feed and ad. W. A. Bunton, 3 ml. north IOWa school. 8-JO-J tp. LOST Blue Persian kitty, 4 ihos. old, j '1502 Washington. Hi. 360 y.' ' 8-18-2 t. AUTOMOBILES FORD ROADSTER With tumble 'sent.' I Reconditioned. Priced nt 160. I PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th and Adams. Phono M 500. 8-10-0 t. J028 Q. M. O. l'4 ton trUck, .276.00. I Used "Hot point eloctrlc ' range, $33.50. Corr Ftinllturo Co. I - B-io-i m. Easter ft Qregqn Nag Causes Panic PORTLAND, Or., AUK. 19 AV-Mo- torists And pedestrians were thrown into temporary panic here yesterday when a wild horse from the Eastern Oregon plains galloped across the city on a mum cast side street. H. J. MjcMahon,' Portland, got a' rojio, and sitting astride the hood of 1 a niotor car, started in pursuit and lassord the horse. McMahon, an ex-cowboy had not ridden the ranqo for 22 years. It was finally returned to tho horso canning' plant corral from wmcn n escaped. Professional Directory Hospitals JtJlt. LEg B. nocrj ye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital :m noor Foley BIdg. Ph. afaln It. THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n FTEP CHICK'S ' LATE PCTUfiN FROM THL smoker, oiws went thcough his pocket"; And nabbed THE -S50 HE , GOT FROM THE OVERPAID FUPNtTUOE BILL CHCW, THINKING HE HAD LOST ' . THE WAD, MADE ' UP A WO OMC GOSH. 1 AM IN A OAMT I WONDER 1 WHERE. THAT DOUGH WENT. SOMEONE AT THAT PARTY WAS RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month 2. 60 B lines, per month ......... .S3. 20 '4 lines, per month .................... 4. 00 6 lines, )er month S4.76 Each additional line ovor five charged at 60o per line per month. WANTED WANTEP TO RENT MoUcm furn. lioud. Closo In. Cull Obtiorver. I . 8-10-6't. KPME ONE to haul wood on slmrca. Inq. 705 M Ave. 8-10-3 t. forTRade 10 CORDS GOOD WOOD In cxclinngo tor ftirm produce. Ocno Becker, All. col. 8-J8-3 t. RXDIO 11-tubo, luteal model, all , electric. Sacrifice nt 60. Jennie JJcora, 1701 Wnshlngton. 8-18-3 t. Miscellaneous DOWBLIi BROS, CUAN-UP Wo Will 'clean up your ashes, papers, etc. phone 323-j. ' S-8-t t. EASTERN OltEUON Scnool or MUSlO, Tlolln, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. 8-6-1 m LA QKANDB MATTRJS8S and Dphol storing and Rug Gleaning Works. Ph. 434-W. Chas. Edwards Prop. v ia-i-i m. Pop) The First Fjb! WELL, UGHT - F1NGERED. GOTTA GET FIFTY DUCKS SOMEWHERE. TMAKE THAT FABLE GOOB FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser J An uia jn-iencu ) f IF IT WAS SOMEBODY I S - -ITH'E NOISE VJITH A TELEGRAM, f" "'"I'll " j" THAT 'THEY'D HAVE" 7 I S ; ' FRECKLES ROWS THE POOR. 'Vggg, J, J C Utr&on BELL HV TUIC . 71 .. : SEEMD TP I fV TIME.,,.. X ' I . i I "W ' I I I I v.' J !(f . MP.VBE ITS OSS1E, M, fT 1 i VJAMT1UG TO SHOW W f -JJ I 3 ( ME SOME MEW j" 1 ' If ) 1 I h lUVENTloM jllf I' i-'i'l J i"S HJ... . V .... . i f. If rAVSOSHiijl4(T J f f fAYSOSHi WHAT ) are vou domg ) " Hfmthe out Mere alone ' WEamtime : . : , - 'f Q VOU'RE SURE VOU ABSOLUTELV! WE WERt ' ' GAYE. THE T50 TO HANK ) SINGING HAVMONV WHEN 3 I "TO KEEP FOR YOU SOMEONE SUGGESTED A & sA ' , DCE GAME ANt I 3 ' ' Zxfl-K TEMEMBER SWING TO HANK- S- j?r- T i (?1K NOU KEEP THIS FIFTY, SO t ?j - yvuLD LogEjr-' ; I lk oiwrMtRvici.ii''fnta.u.s.pT.orr-Vf'''-. Page Five j. Circus Will Give ; ;i1 Two Perf ormances Here August 23 With Schell Droa, four ring animal ( circus, which. glvps two porformanccafi In La Orantle, afternoon and nlght." August 23 is Capt! 7iger McCucJ' , j trainer of tho famous Schell herd of elophants. Captain McC'uo has thctio great beasts doing ninnyt'i new and novel acts, especially haby "Bolo." this elephant doing a "ser-.a pcntlne crawl," and walking Kn lron- eldcwayH, besides working lu all tho-jw drills, etc., with the'other lephants.'j 'I ecnen aros. are recognized as naving i . a real circus of thrills, and as a fit- ting climax to such a circus prolyl uram. Cant. McCue allows himself to be carried by the head In thfrr mouth of the largest elephant the cntlro length of tho big tent, an act never before attempted. 11 Tickets at reduced prices may be secured through merchants of La, urn nut. r Wanted Old Gold HlKhttit 1'iwli prices paid tor old mitcli aiHC. rliiRH, brhlRo .work ' crowns or any article IiuvIiik li gold content. If you wish us to rail at your homo phono M-7 lo or bring your articles to the -t Soinmcr Hotel . After 8 1. M. , . . . gold riiODi cis CO. I'M KlOT AVLOMeI GOOD OLD FGOdCe , IS WITH ME I AUi5TA. WALKED ALL THE WAY FROM AClZOMh Or ALL THE FIBS1. J m m ' IT By CbvrarS IMAGINE HIM SPRNGING A WHOPPER LKE THAT , WHEN HAD THE S50 RIGHT IN MY HPiND ALL THE TIME I! I-