La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1932, City Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August 22, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five LEAP YEAR BRIDE, lly LA lilt A -pOV mtOOKMAN (Copyright 1932) (py NEA Herv.ee Inc.) 11KOIV 11KHR TODAY ' Cherry Dixon, IB and orettv. tells iior mother ehe Is going to a club meeting but. instead meets Dau Phillips, newspaper reporter with whom she Is in love. Her parents do not know she Is ac oualnted with Dan. Cherry goes with him to Interview a bunk robber's sweetheart. She blun ders Into underworld headquar ters and a bullet Btrikes her arm. Dan takes her to a doctor's office and then home,- He is trying to explain what has hivppener when Mr. Dixon appears. He Is very angry and brandishes a newspa per containing Cherry's picture and an account ot the shoot ing. Mr. Dixon orders Dan from the house. Days pass In which Cherry has no word from Dan. Then Sarah, Cherry's maid, discovers that he has telephoned and been told the girl Is out of town. Cherry steals out of the house, meets Dan and explains. Dan tells her he loves her. When Cherry arrives homo her father is waiting for her. Ho accuses her of having met the re porter. Cherry defies her father and ho orders her to apologize or leave. She says, "I'll gol" NOW GO OX KITH TUB STOtY CHAPTER VIII Dan Phillips was whistling as he Strode up the three steps thut raised The, Bi-smark hotel above the street; jjevel.' The whistle died as he swung . open the heavy door and entered. I 1 The B J smart was a hotel tha had ' ween better days. Its large, comfort-,' ;.,Vtlf mnmu ntara fllloH nritli nlrl f t 0V1 i loned furnituret The walls, even I when freshlv nanered. seemed drab i Ufarid the high ceilings cast dark sha- j vutows. Long since superceded by new- ! c.cr and lamer structures, the Bismork ' llfll OIRgCTfON SENIOR A JUNIOR LAST DAY! TUESDAY & Something to Cheer! IP) :-:-f ' NEW V ) : At0 . VV' A . 1 ROBES with 4 1 MfW M rv FORMER ' r - t m. The Greatest Story of All the Ages' PASSION PLAY First Played at Freiburg in the Year 12U4 Watch for Dates obliged Its guests by moderate prices ' and a pleasant tolerance of bills over- due. It had been Dan Phillips' reel deuce for more than a year. Dan crossed thft lobby and made airecwy. lor me elevator. The car, was delayed and as he waited he ! moved toward the desk where a man ' with gray hair was sorting letters, "How'ro you, Cap? Any luck on the ponies today?" i The man behind the desk looked I up, grinned. "Aw, I told you I was through with the races. No sir not for mine)' It wa$ a standing Joke between them that once old "Cap" Graham had- "lost his shirt" on a particu larly authentic horse race tip. The old man rather liked to be re minded of It. The incident sug gested that In his day "Cap" hud been one of the young bloods, free with his. money and a game loser. Dan lingered and the "Cap" con tinued sorting his letters. There would be none in the pack for Dan. His mall was addressed to the News office. Suddenly the hotel clerk looked up. "Say," he said. "I almost forgot! There was a- girl a-skin' for you. She went Into the parlor to wait. Must have been more thnn an hour ago. I don't know If she's still there " "A girl to see me?" The "Cnp" nodded. "Yep. Asked me if Daniel Phillips of the News lived here and was ho in. I told her" "But who was she? What, did she look like?" "Oh, I'm not much at descrlbln women folks. ' Real nice look in' though. She didn't tell me her name. Maybe she's still there. Why don't ypu have a look and see?" - Phillips frowned. Someone who knew he was on the News, of course. Mfght be a nuisance The door of the elevator cage clicked open but Dan turned away. Ho had decided he'd just glance Into the parlor and satisfy his curiosity. The parlor of the Blsmurk was the on e room in the hotel that clung to its faded glory. Hero were assembled the . most uncomfortable WEDNESDAY jfi--Hii Coming Soon . mmaBMMm 4 bg rings 4 ryrtrr '' r " " 1 file1 Ma.-ntnoth Hippodrnm and Imposing pieces of Victorian there I remembered you said you '. Suddenly Cherry laughed. "It's furniture remaining from the orlg- lived at the Blsmark bo t went all right then," her volse rose hap Inal collection. A huge, ornate ohan- there." . ' plly. "Everything's all rlghtl Dan. deller was suspended lu the center ot I "You haven't eaten?" . dear. It's Leap Year I I've a right the celling but It was not In use. "Na-o.1 (to ask you to murry me and If you Massive floor lamps with fringed, I Phillips swung her about, with, Iqvo you can't refuse. Let's pagoda-shaped shades supplied the alacrity. "Well,'? lie said, "first of get married right away. Tonight!" dim Illumination. I all you're going to have somo hot (TO 1SE CONTINUED) with a carelully casual manner . Dan paused in the doorway. Bud- denly he moved forward. "Why, cherry i" he exclaimed "what i In the world are you doing here?" 8he Rot to her feet. Phillips was besido her now and even In the 6ub- dued light he could seo that the girl's eyes, were red-lined.. She 6!!f,? bt,her.?.?1,k,Wr8t'U'Uln?,rf I "."I'.18, 117 .Phillips repeatea. wny, i iiau no idea you were nerei youvewa"00"0' rm " U uoesui matter." unrry loia him, "uow that you're ddn't know where else to go to find, you. I telephoned the News but I fyt tn V)f?h .. " i what to do so I came here. ! nere. , "But, Cherry, Is anything the mat tar?'.1 : : . 4 not. I want to talk "No I guel to you, Dan." Whv. ot course. Let's sit down." I Th'ev seated themselves on. the nnnt0 1.1 urtfn 1L-Ifh Vtn. ift - X n,rn t rf,i.rl rln" DUn pt,ra rne I girl, and saw her eyes light grate- "I've left home," she whispered. , 11 SI ""Is'SiSSi ""hVr" incredulous "It was Father." Cherry went on. 1 "We had a terrible scene. He wanted to send me to California and I said I wouldn't gol" . , - . , i tbLrTJuLLt TrS table. There were three middle-, T.mJjy darling " Dan began and Hfljr of Karl J. Stackland for FOB RENT Barber shop," Inq. Calp aged women and a man. Dan be- thn d, Ha iw tlln one Breat some years, has severed his conncc-, nKt clear store, cor. Depot and Jeff, came aware that the onrd playing . r . . .. . ... Walt a minute'' he said to Cherry under his breath, VThis place, is too crowded, uiis got out of here " They arose and walked through ",c -w at.v-v uw.. w. , B1UD l"u "b a"",'B, rrn r thev wnt down the stens.' " -- j - "Where are we going?" she asked. 1 "Suppose we walk for a while and you tell me what happened." ' Cherry drew the collar of her polo coat closer. "Well." she began, 'alter I got home I dressed and hurried down to dinner. Father and Mother were stilUn the living room and I tliought everything was going to be all- right. Father siild something abOUt hOW I WaS feCltni: and then, right oiit of a clear sky, he said Moth- er and I were to leave for California lomorrowi I couldn't believe my ears. I told him I didn't want to go ond tried to get Mother to say some- thing. Then all at once he. said he knew where I had been this after- noon and who I was with. Hp called vou a 'scoundrel and I said you cause I '' didn't ' promise I wouldn't see you. And I didn't oltherl Then oh, then T, don't know what we both sold. It was terrible I I must have lost my head' completely but I couldn't help lt. ' Father shouted that I'd have to apologize or leave ,ve lost iny head complete y but couldn't help lt. Father shouted and well. I leltl "But Cherry- :i won t go oacK no huiim-t wmit happens. I wou'tl" "What ma you ao aiier uwr In the little drama. "Oh. I ran upstairs and got a Phillips ' shook his head. "We coat and' hat and my purse and left cnnt G it!" he said. "It wouldn't the house. Instead of calling a cab bo fft(r to you." I wnlked to the street car and rode -You meun," the glrrs voice con down town. I tried to telephone you tinueci unsteadily, "you don't want au,ina oiiico nu whbh J " :,. rr-rrt La Grande Tuesday August 23 Special Jlerchanls Tickets 10c Ask Your Meyehant Spectacular Pageant "SUNNY SPAIN" ni:i.nt Ufon 1'r.noi r li.i:piiants t -U5. liO it l. Ktt. IIUSDKCDS or fLCipi.c food." . 1 "But I don't want to eat. I'm not hungry. "Good for you Just On some. Come ou." T(. nim i.,. . ns lh1n.VDi .it a,ui f nationsi c,w, restaurants I ... ,,,,., .,.rM i brightly polished tile-topped table ; pnmips gave tho order. A complete Jin,..; - , Vmio,.,.., lu.ni.ntlttu ujltli SLm?Uh1.5S2 ..j "k t .,... w Dan Rcullv vm not a bit lnniiirv ' j ,( , u 8 y, ,, pr0(c8t,,BU8 lt ' t B,or u' " "Now then." said Dan over the ,. "whnt'K in k second cup of coffee, "what's to be done next?" Cherry shook her head. "I don't know,., , " ' J ..... ' D' But. Cherry, tins is serious. xou:r ? " " "'"'' i UUV WSUl CiSH tH yUU UUC "I-I thought you'd help me." couWhy, HI to ,thlng I can of ; I. to " Sr ,j . ,,,,, -rw no one' Whom could gq. i f! Veri g the creXeCwn fn jr,. Her hnt was the brown feit, she had m . ln tlw aiternoon. Her lips .? WW Hue but (they tenr' hnd 6lid down the smooth cneeK. xno Kins ey wem uuu huk . I l$m ! y"-r J? 111 get nOIU OI oW.n f)n.i fiftld' hrusauelv. "I'll' get nn nr nt im offim- 'r J unorry orusncu ner moisv msnca with her hand, ene sam wivnouv raising ner eyes, uui, uuu. " :"" ?..""ri . ....7 .,.. . H ll.l. ' crncin?" ' ' i ..htr t think so. What do you mean?'! "Dona you remember you said It wns Father.B that-well, that mucle (inference?'' ..j. does cnerrv. There's no ect-1 ting arnd It" ' " ' ' '"But, Danl" Eager eye's were ,.Sea t0 his. "That's all over now. nnt' urn, inn9 ' T hnvpn't SUV. money. I haven't anything. When ,. left honle tonlgh I sald-I sld, that I was Kolnir to marry your' "chorrvi' wiiv. it's out of the quention. I can't marry anyono for J iong wniie. You know I don't jko enough to keep you in hats or even bUy your silk hose I I've never thought much about saving and It's ;t,T i,t. n fin made . to Ket " Vri tfrne 'while you go' has been the way I looked at things. You seo I didn't dream I was going to meet a girl like you " . . "But vou have met me now. Ana. r ap.t CIlre anything about money. xfs 'you, Danl It's you I wantl" Forlunalely the restaurant almost deserted. Neither the other ont onrnM t.tio rnntYL nor tno wniter who lingered wituin hulling dietanco showed any inter to nuirry me? , Darling, you know that's noj; head trnet" Cherrv had turned her away. "This afternoon."- sho fal tered, "you said you loved me, Dun." "I do. I love you too much tp risk your happiness." Tho girl was silent. Outside a. newspaper delivery truck with 10- inch rea lettering across us emco drew up before the glass front of the restaurant: Mechanically Cherry read tho words: '-'Leap Year Proposals. Your chance . . . win a prize." Tho words fairly sprang at her. "Leap Year Proposals. Your chance." Sho looked at the ' young man across the table. "Say it again, Dan.'? Bho sold softly. "Say you love mo." "You know I do." (READ THE STORV, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) rpHB monkey Jumped around the tree, os hu.sy as a monk could he. It started throwing cocoanuts nt Duncy, down below. They came so fast poor Duncy ducked each time a cocoanut was plucked. The sight was very funny, which the monkey seemed to know. Sn, faster he began to pick, be cause he wished to play a trick. I ll make him run, the monney t'lought, or else he will bo hit. The monk was right 'cause Duncy jumped, aa right near him a large nut thumped. And then he dashed away and cried, "That Isn't fair a bit." THE monkey chattered gleefully. "Ah, ha! The lad Is scared of me," ho cried In monkey lan guage, Duncy loudly yelled back, ' "Stop!'' The beast then did aa It was told. It stopped to hear wee Duncy scold. And thnn, instead of throwing cocoanuts, It let them drop. ny now tho pile of 1111(3 was high and Duncy sltouted, "Me, oh - - fftfffWVWV COVE PERSONALS Uy Mr. .. (i. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) : COVE (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Archer Antics, who were married In - ,.. , lm cmrl.mri " tM"r avr'vnl ot r10" iaiuiw iicuiui. , (the festivities connected with mo wedding were over tho young couple1 Jm0 lo Cove wcnt l0 th0 nomo of Mr, and Mrs. A, A. Antics, where i : ,j . j a pIty 0 younR pe0pe found them 111 f W. " "' ",r" ,Tmlr .were l.wited In nd an hour was Refreshments wcri nerved and thov - . - - " " . " 1 ' .,., ,.. wenf away wishing the young cou- I plo all happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Antlc 0e8n housekeeping ,n their --"JJJ- j tho first day ot September. I : pr, ntl Mjn. Dayton, ot Taconia. C!,W' Mr' Mrs- "' C' Bees' '" lilM. were, visiting Cove friends and relatives on Friday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bees. , , th0 tlon with Mr. Stackland and Is tern-1 , are at present 'living in' the' home of Haskell Bloom who is 'working ml ' '-,,,,,,' x ' Anc o.rl fnmllu 1 pururny out oi einuiuyiiieiii.. iin;y , who,, havo lately, como to Cove, have uiui iiuwij h..vhw uy mcivux mo -ks, i : UQremce Via. pi. Korcst l.rqvu, I wUo wos on ''"""y of Cove High school a couple of yeurs ago. Is com- ' lug to Cove for i( vlfjlt. before the opening of achpol In September, siio, , now coimectco with tl,e schoql In r,,v 1-1 J" ' ' , . I Kev. Mr. Drumm, a Baptist inln- ister. of Portland, hae been in Covq for. a few days. Ho held public ,"lt,,c r ll," tti-.l. rn,n". fnl' 6pvm., n,ms ttnd Bllmlny mprnlug .,, Krv,co .,. .,,. ,...,. .. , . , .... , 1 """' w" hero chocking ou the health of the cattle In this vicinity, Mrx a. E. Barker Is 111 at her homo iiarB a 'no-hostess Guild narlv was held a no nosicss ui uu pariy was iiuu t " '"" Anderson Thursday afternoon, ln the absence of the president, Mrs. A. a. Conklln presided at the business meeting, BrldHO' was played at three tables, t?.- wiio winning iim h, ' .,scd a,.sta , hlgn. i-coio. Lunch v.as seivcu. uuests I , , , T " 1 ... Chadwlck, Mrs. A. O. Conklln. Mrs. ! 1'. AJ rT:rink1iii Mrs. Dnncnn. Mrs. Inv. 1 : Mrs. Laird. Mrs. La Vlolette, Mrs. Lln- coin,. Mrs. Mills, Mi, Dorothy. Mills, I Mrs. Presto. Mrs. Spaeth and Mrs. Wells. Mrs.'T, R. Conklln was a dinner , Homer Lcftel In La ' guesb of Mrs, Giando Wednesday, Schell Circus To ""Re Here Tuesday, Tomorrow Is circus day In La Grande I What memories of chlld hcod that recall-j for the adultsl Fuuny clowns, the daring, aeilalists. peumitB (intl lot3 of red iemon- Tpinorrqw the Schcll BroUicrs four- ring aulmal circua will come $o La Qruncle, for both an afternoon and evening performance, s Incidentally, tickets may be aecured ft rtduced prlcca from several of tho La Grande merchants. my! We have more than enough down here. Don't pick oft any more. "You'd best coma down and, join me now. We'll get these to the judge, somehow. Gee, I've picked up so many that my anus are getting sore." .rpHE!nionkey then Jumped to the ground. A largo wheel barrow soon was found and Duncy started filling It. It didn't take him long. "And now to hike to Jail," said he. "Tho Judge Is bound to turn you free. And after that, no speeding, lad. You should know it Is wrong." Tho monkey jumped up on (be load and chattered loudly as It rode. Soon Duncy crew a bit tired out and said, stop. "You'll have to while. It's only "I'm going to push 'bout mile." The monkey gladly did ao, while wee Duncy sat on top. (Copirrtflii, 1 : .1 2 . NKA Service. Inc.) (Tlin Tliilcs wnlrli a monkey race In the next slnry.) CLASSIFIED ADS THB.MAnKET PLACH OF, UNION . WALLX)TA.COUNTlBSr' (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st lnsertton......;...........10q ftt lint, i'Vt4ti-cphVij utlve Insertion 7o Minimum charge, ou one order -3e FOR SALE U3-New ia guagp -87 WUi- wtr pump gun. yueup. iaii " - POiy SALE - Coi sack. BQboit O. J. 403 Spring St. , . B-sra-a t. Corn "for' canning, 76c Clark, Prultdale, 8.720-3. tp. UNIVEHSAfc - wood, dnU coal " -rahgo . ,,9.t(. ntri-c,, t, v ...uv "ri;,n.". v.'""' ouly 14.0Q0 miles. Oood coudltlon Not Juillt. Will take several cords of, wood; as part payment, Umuncc cash or terms if desired', fmi. 2213 Cedar St. 8T8rfl 'tp. A THRlVIrJOITTLE business' In La, Grande. Ideal for mail. aiid- wife or mother and daughter, A real bar gain. Seo a. B. Baruhlll, 8-2-t f. FOR RENT " 822- tp, MODERN 5 room house,. CJose" In, , furnished or unfurnished. M 1000. I - 8-lU"U t. I , , y0ll luMf&cw'bfaikrirtyW Oak S(. Chas. if. Reynolds. 8-13-t f. 8TRICTLY MODERN 1-rm.. houso on Uth St. inquire iiuu n pr pnunc 0-20-t f. 431-J. . . . umauii.ji u'.ua AVTOMOmES' l'Otttl ltOABSTEll with rumble" seaC. KccopJllioiK'tl. Pi-Iced 'at M60, I'ERKINS MOTOR CO." "llh and Adams, I PIlOUS M sop B-10-0 t. .. ... . ,. . ouo u. m. u. i ion ira, Used Hot Point electric riiigi, $33.50. Carr Furniture Co. 8-10-1 m. LOST LOST Cameo brooch'. Leave at Tap shoe shop. Rewind. 8-22-3 t. ' Mwnrwtr w a twT.n Mt&U&LLiAiy iUKJXJ O , f. . rr . . ... MISS 11KLEN WILLIAMS will opjn . in0 studio Sept. 1. Special instruction In keyboard harmony, ind modulation.' 0-20-7 X.. noWEr.t. uiuia en .kan-op We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. I. Phono 323-J. "',' 8-8-t f, I HAHI KHN OKKOQH Sjcnool of Music, vloltu, piano, voice. Credits,- I. O. O, F, temple. 447-J. 0-0-1 m , LA ailAtWS UA'lTHnaa and Dphol- sterlng and ttug Cleaning Work Ph. u-w. chas. Edwards nop. . 18-1-1 m. I.ll li fil'AHl) AMI KNVOV SWAP III.OH'M AT HKAOII ALEXANDRIA. Eaypt (P) Hllmcy Boy; Egypt'G celebrated channel swim- j mcr and friend of Gertrude Edene. swapped punches with the Austrian minister to Egypt after tho diplomat had been druKt'ed by pollco out of a boiling; surf where it was against po llco regulations to swim. It happened at fashionable Stanley. Bay where Hllrr.e; is a beach Inspect- , or. The fight was a draw but the ' Egyptian government apologized. Professional Directory Hospitals 1)11. 1KB U. IIOUVY Eye. Bar, Nosa and Throat Hospital mi floor Foley Bldg Ph. Main IS. THE NEW FANGLES (Mnmn Pop) The Reception Committee! 1-lUVv n3 1 Ul1 , rw LIS- r vr vou TjON'T LOfvN ME. FIFTV BOCKS.XOU'PE GOING TO MAKE AN A,WFUl SPvV OVJ TO GLftByg r i ME TO GLKDVS IHSSSi Sfl-.? k'si - LXJ I ' A ' I THE MOti 1 THINK OF THE :rserKHS4 ' V W CHCK DtUBERACTEW icLVW ' llPf ' i A ntBtD to mc about: miwfs ' iYt.'--iSf' 10 I I GIVEN HrVNK THKT TVFTy, THE AtV lM5i A ii? " V HOTTER 1 GET. IF HE'LL DECEIVE Lv$;' ?-V y "i " i V ME r " WAW.Mt'LL DO ' t A f WL-'L 'V -5f?t BATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month ......52.60 3 lines, per month ... ..3.20 4. lines, per month ,..44.00 6 lines, per month $4.75 Each additional line over five charged at 60o per line por month. WANTED I, WANT 10 cda, good wood, In ex change for ' farm produce. -Geno Becker, Allcel. 8-20-3 t. -r- W ANTED TO BENT Modem turn. ir.... r. ... r..ii .i ' " ' 1 8-10-0 t. Vj -',-!'LJJ' Chilean Nazis Enlist Legions ' In Hitler Style SAtfriApO, chile W9 A nation- wjda compnlgn for members hns. been nstltntcd by the reorganized Nation al Socialist party, which is forming fasci-it legion along the lines of Adolf Hitler' brown shirts In (iermiu.y. NO unlforin has been accepted, but the leaders of the movemont hope toluivc unjta of spmp sort o( co:orq:l siuris" marching m tno sireocs 01 an Important Chilean pities vflthlfl n tf, montns, , phush in ennuis , tusk is admittedly difficult, The I'lf KCftLJES AND FRIKNUa Sick Ail, WE (SOTTA I JUST THIWK HOW FAR HOVJ CAW A DOS if ! PCODL'E VALKED TO x FIND ITS WAY .)i V-4 " SETBAClT& bVP. r(O0S?; 5 THAT? OP Cpp(?S SH HH! fyJ, ( -POPDI-E'S A LPT- J SUES 1,1 SHE DPESrJT WAMT 10 VJAKE 0P .( ALL SHE DOES VOHEN I ' TALK TO HER IS WkE HER OP an; let her KNOW VJE'RE SLAD TS SEE THUrAP HER, MER AW LET OOT BIS SIGH .'! rni THE. yv . . . 1 T-rr. v rZer., IT... SEE.' 1 BONDER") SHUCKb.il. rr a A IF THERE'S SOTHIrJS) THINK SHE'D ' I i 'rTr'JZT I A VNRONS with HER I I V '--T -y , J'Q '0:2 oy n& scnvicc wc. iftfcf&h , tJ . ,i ..MJI. V . X If nu V,A,W' THtalS WHAT 1 I ' CALL X PAU. riFTV BIG aAfsCW- ;,. f 7 I ERSU NHAT HOLE THEX'RE ,1 because In many respects with thow of many groupa supporting th, w ciallst government. Many qf -the f8 i clsb members are ot the far, natlpu;- ibuc ngiu, ana reiMfa w navo HQ- i" thing 0 do wU).thf , j One newspaper Is carrying most of l;j j tho organization's propaganda In full ! page advert laemeute twice a weeX. Be,. ,c' I prints aro distributed widely. ' . . "..vf The paper itself u an Independent.1'" but-haa been critical of, the govern- " menf-.i pQllcle3. : , , . - ir Attack On RocWM ! Somo indication q( on lmpndng lmpasMi with the government on ao- Vi clalistlo plans is given ln an author l,ed criticism or the radical socialists,,, and social democrats, who have been strong backers of. tho new regfrna 9!,, Curlp DavHa. ! . m - ' The nazl-3 also attack the recently .w crganlcd National 'Socialist legion, y l though not in m strong terms, sayipg the military and naval men who are,,, ln that legion are getting into un official pollco work Instead of polltl-. cat action. ,; . rv The Best Shoe Shine ' n Towii at Angel's Across From Eenfiey's Dog! WELL.IKITVry. DOS, I'D SO ANQs SET HER SOME ' HpTMiL-i.:.; " TAIL she's STAgyep,, A .1 8ET-:!. By Cowan', 1 F V .A BE 'if. . ,' I: J' ' , H SUE DDESMT I 1 ' I,'' , ; 1. , , " ' I,