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LA GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER,- LA- GRANDER ORE. , Pag Five 1 ; - Leap "Far Bride ,-: . (Continued Prom Page Thre)" ,t "Well, thiji," Dr.- KnowW-"fcoiil(l-: ered, "I thrnk'lt might b ' good ' Idas. Nothing; must happen that ; could dlaturb her. You understand that? If ihe should suddenly become"- aroused worried any slight emotional disturbance Just no would be dangerous. On the other1 hand I think she'd be pleased to know you're here. Well?" ."X'tl do exactly as you say. doc tor," Cherry said earnestly. "I'll I'll be brave I" , : The doctor looked across-at ' Hh'f other man, . "I. think .you'd better come too, .waiter," he said quMtlyi. The triretS mounted 'the sta'lravand w)ked Uawn the' hall to Mrs; Dixon's room. A- nurte-not the one Cherry : had setri betorfrr-openert the; door in answer tff'trii doctor's light' knock. "8he'a awake," the w nurse whls-1 pered-and! stepped baclc tor them to enter; j A sfrigle:V lampV- heavily shaded, gave the'-only-light:,1 ln;'the room. The - shadejs''.' at tlie:w.indows had been drapi' and? ,, the furniture . showedonly,vas da'rlc'r outlines cost' lng blafck shlcjpw.'" . Amlnetf". trie1 opposlte'wall, Just' out' ot the lamp' light, wa the greats white 'bed." The face,, on thi 'pfllow' oloked' as' ! The Wee 'on the pillow looked as J face. Expressibn'leBS.'' Trie gray" h Air; iff drawn back severely? made the' face teem old.' One arm lay out over the1 , covers;' It was' knowles 'whd' stepped forward'' The1 tired eyes seemed' to widen a trifle.1 , "Sorrjebne..' to ' seei: you,"- he'.' said cMetlyj "I'm only going to" let her stay a? few" moment'. Cherry?" .- The girl knelt at the bedside. Her two hands, so 'strong and ', young, , clasped', the mother's enfeebled one. . "Motherl Oh.' MBtherl" Cherry toeathed'' the words as though they were' a ! prayer',' Her head bowed down against the'eovers. - "Cherryr1 , It; was-thref-barest-whisper but both men heard It. The girl lifted - Iwr head;' .There were tears. In her eyes but she was smiling. "Oh, - Mother, dear, you're going . to- get well now In a hurryl You must." A transformation-seemed 'to have' come over the ' mother's facer., "My little girl," she I. whispered. .But she was not- looking at Cherry. Her eyes had raised. They.- turned ' to- ward Walter Dixon,' lingered plead ingly. . V w "Walter," she said slowly. ' f The man bowed at the other side off the bedi He did, not. speak. Only ; the eyes that had seemed so grim' , and unrelenting . a few minutes, be fore were-- veiled 'by a thin mist. ; There was' a rrioment of-silence. ' Then, as' though summoning ' su premo strength,- the woman went on waverihgly: "Whiter forgive' . Cherry?" , , . Dixon's ' hand slid over the coverlet.- It found his wife's. Then the - heavier, darker fingers clasped 'Cher . ? ry's: It was one. of those electric moments ' when' the stillness' seems : allvo wltlt a thousand , voices. - , the man's words broke the1 speir. ' "It's all right, Alice,'' he said 'busk , uy. . "Everything's ' going to 'be all , right as soon as you're stronger," The - nurse's ' Btarched- uniform rustled In the background. Dr: - Khowlcs stepped forward. - "You'll have to say 'good-nlghf . ,.' now," he Bald with professional v firmness. "It's time for Mrs. Dlx r on to be resting-" . . . . . . Daily Cross-Word Puzzle1' ACROSS I. 'Evil: prefix f r'stiifi or , (enihet ' , ; ll' Arnbliin car-' ntent 11 Frozen witter ' Ml'Moi pallid li' Catch and- , denly coliuir 11 Left 18. Fnnhlon iU Pusiictisea 21 Weird fi Smooth ;23 before; urelW 24 Anttry AJIBIUKO Drive awyiy, interfuues Solution of Yeitardiy'a Putzl ALE AflA S H E RHWAITISI AllSTggil to y A L PA RTUTSSWeIJmH L E slTA6jjNlEjslSg5lSllSJ 30 12. 33. list) IciU-r ' S Sew longfllv1 35. Kind of tree SC. 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Merry.1 : is-. III ' '' i '' 30 31 ' 1 i ', ! STOBy XHAl COCHRAN vc vfcZ PICTURES 4J0E KINS-1 j O ASSIFIBia ADS II MARKET PLACE OP ONION A WALLOWA COUNTIES ' (Count five avwaise words to tbe line,) i Per line, 1st luirtlon.......10o Per llnei uch tddett conseoo utlve Insertion 7o Minimum olitrgej. oa one, ' order , 38o . RATES BY MONTH a llnw, per month S3 60 3 lliysi per month sa.us 4 lines, per month .....,. .4.00 5 lines, per. month .......... S4.75 ' EacH. eddltlonsl line over., live ; ch.rged at 600 per line per month. FOR SALE PEAR3 60; uu uuulo ,box. Wu dellvur. Public Miirkt'C. 0,13-1 tp. EAGLE . VALLEY. PEA01IE3 55o per. apple box.. Acrais Irotn . ttio Depot on Jefferson street.: 0-18-L t. PORf SALE Wcarevor- aluminum set, ; sllghtlr. used;,10M. Cove Avo.j ( . o-ia-a tp, for rent: POB RENT Farm land on; sliares pall. Farmers 6X. : 0tJ3-1 tp (READTHE 'STORY; THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) JUST whens thai Tihtea.-thauglit, f tliey.were-very safely on their way- toward. aJ real. tnll. tree-top-' lliw all' got a -"big surprise,. . A puff of wind; which ;waa real strong came by-'and- made things look all. wrong. 'Said' Windy, " 'Stead "of. drifting down, we're, starting Jiow torjse,''., ! And he- w -right!-1. Upj- up, they;. went, until the puff: of. wlndi waasnent: And'theuitheystatted dropping toward the earllt jagain. wun ease All of a-sudden-DUrtey cried) "Hey,-look what's almost'by our side A'i big, black"- cloud:' . It: makes-: me- rather shaky- In the knees. "PERHAPS ir la. a rain cloud. but found no rain, 'And then they , drifted out. ot It toiwhore tlie sun. shone bright,, "Hurray!" cried Dtincy. "Down we go! ' We're drifting that way, sure, but slow. Onco more I soo that great big free. Wo soon will be nil-right." '... rr.HH! kite took one last dip and A': fell.: All. of tho hunch began, to. yell, because the, string, they clung to. couldn't .hold them any more.. ' ' Twas lucky they were near tho tree, for they were falling. rapidly, "We'll 'hit-., tho. troo. all. right," said one. "And then what is in,. store?; ) The. next few momenta found.; them' all quite safe, despite their sudden fall. They landed in tho ROOMS -WITH OR. without, bocnxl, 2 blocks: from : Normal, school. Calltnt 1002 M-Ave.: or Phoue .440' U. r B-13-0,t. FURN. 0-RM. MOD. houscpart or all:: 1612-Oth Stl 0-12-t t. WANTED NORMAL SCHOOL BOY wants work : of any kind In exchange for room and board, or. small. wage, Con type. have ownr machine, Inq. at Ob t soi-vcn office 0-13-8 tp. .YOUNO- WOMAN with child, wantu housekeeping. Pretcra homo more I tlinn wages. Sam Evans farm, Oro i i Dell. 0-13-3 tp. EXCEPTIONAL ' opportunity: selling ,,; tor th0 argent, organization ot lis i. kind, building your own bualncss . a poriranent future. Seo' H. K, Col- 1 fey, Sacajawca Hotel, 10 B.,m., Sop. . , tembec, 14th. ..''' 0-12-3 -tp, MISCELLANEOUS. DOWELL,BHC)6. OLCAIXrP. W' Ul'' I cuut .up yaur.. uhSfc pspen.., tv.l Phone 823-J. II EASTERN OREUON Bcoool Ot MluW, md I violin, plj0. V0lc,,Ced)t,iiO.jft?(f ! P. temple. ., , 8--l,,,, la okanuk UATrmem and, Ophoi- sterlni ; d 1 Rug ,. Oleftnlng, Work. '' ! Ph. 424 -W. Ohu. Idwudi Pron. H WANTER To buy xioed fruit jars. In . good condition. Phono Main 007, 0-1-t t. MOO. turn, porch, $25; heat Grace Snider. of Jean Harlow now. It Is thet story of fl. Illin star,. whoso neotncHitnr BUcce&a.. wns ended apt, 3 rm. wllhprlvatv";-:,,,.,. the. sulcldo. In her home of 111 i;ii: furnished. SCO . ,;,,..,(.,. ,. h..,. betrlenclod "' picture gossips tore at-the star until ' further work' on the 'screen was Im- MODERHJ.ouso, remodeled, and plas-!posslb0 Th0 plctuie. as la usual. ave- Oeo Chapman. Phono ,2t3A-R, . . ' ' o-8-.U UNFURN., MOD., 5-rm. house. Call at 1708 4th. or. 145. W, ' 8-30-t t. AUTOMOBILES, Gee! We Ji: get., as wet- a, branches and caught hold.of what For an Instant Cherrv'8 llns' his coat, and she was Rohblncr riefu brushed her - mother's hand. She perately. I clung to the fingers, then slowly re-j H6 tried td quiet her. Cherry's! " -"B"v. v;"f. .shoulders rose and sank convul.'- leased them. we.can be. If we. drift right .on through.lt.' Can't we, suing the kite away? . "Try pulling hofd-.Uowa-'d.'the right.- We'll,. have .to-put-up,n.ufte a, fight. With-any luckiot, all. .we sllli -may . land -on. earth, .today." - The, pulling.-though, was all-in valnji- They, reaohed? the.,: cloud,: they. could. It was a. funny, sight to see the whale, buiich.cllngingc to the troo..; ''Hurrayl" exclaimed, wee Duncy. "Fate to.ua has been. real good." (Copyright. 1932 .NKA.SwIee, Inc!) ' , (Tho Tlules llml tioino fine fniit in-the next story.) ' 1038 G. M, C. truck. 276. Carr Fur- nlture Co. 0-7-lm OLDSMOBILB-4-door sedan. Equipped j with KarUKeen .trunk.. 100.. I PERKINS.HOTOR CO '4th and -Adorns. Ph, Main SOO i 8-30-t f. she said - softly as she rose. here In morning. "I'll be sobbings continued less. - violently.. Blvely. Dixon1 did not speak "again. The ' cry this way. Your mother may hear- oin- Patted,ner:shoulders.:. It .was two men and the girl filed out of ine room. you." "It's my fault." the girl moaned; 7heMF naving receivea irom. ner, "It's my fault ahe'a like? better Bpend the toia. ner "Tne r tu. ...uu 11 o i 1 I ilfftKorilV 111 mo 1 lit 11 witii hib uuur tiuocu .r J " " - . IIT ntj "ir,1:.f- V .1U"U,CU Mbm.. k... hi-.nlaht here." he nounced hmrledl "well V have to i daughter. "Therms no ua " aaylngi nurae will, let ua knofrMf;-there SS 55 TTfit.iLnpTn h? 'such thlnga," he told her heavily; any changes Now, Ohertyi you muat two. Sleep Is what she needs now. If ""Or thinking them. We've all madei P youraen. cogemer i sho can get that lt'a a big gain. Good mifitakca." night. Cherry. Good night, Walter 1"! "I can't help Itl" Cherry protested'. The doctor'a-broad shoulders dls- " anytning snouiu mippeii i- appeared down the stairway. Cherry! "Knowles aays she has a chance, raised her eyes timidly to meet her depends on these next lew father's. Suddenly the girl was in days." his arms, her face burled against The girl did not answer.- Her She - raised - her- head- and the trem ulous lipa made.: aiv. effort;: at Dixon .went .downstairs and , Cherry returned to her bedroom. She buw ; that Sarah had laid out a dainty (' nightgown and -dressing robe. The light from the. dressing table fell on rose .-satin, cushions, throwing them. Into dazzling brilliance. There was a. soft, breeze.- stirring, the curtain. genuy. Tbe girl . paused Show To Go On, Directors, Say, Despite Death ly Itolililn t'ooiiH ' ., HOLLYWOOD VP) What's to bo come of Jean Harlow now?' ' nib w tiuiuiiun ui biiu iiiy.bei j(. , element In tho apparont sulolde of I Was It real or her husband. Paul Bern, that is. the Oau a nappy enaing. uui will jean.' barlow's tragedy end likewise? ... ,4 I And ye(, 8tunpcd or not, the movlft vij mills grind on as U6ual, Paul Bern, 9i( the "good Bumnrltnn, o! Hollywood," d la, . dead, but-, pictures, have., to , be.ui rnade, new stars have to be found, . new stories, written. Hollywood. :JX however, finds Its zest for work dl . mlnlshed now. . wi !.,.-., .. . : r tt, i ( IIICAdO LIVKSTOfKt "J ! chioaoo, sept, nm (U. S. Dt ,' A.) Hogs 18,000:; uteady..lOJe..cents., and moro higher; 180-230 lbs. WO, 4-05. v.',., , ' . . .; Cattlo 0,000: (otl steers and yearly, lngs strong to 26c higher, top M0.M( ' paid for 1240 lb. 'ujlocks, light, steets jff up to H10.00; voalera Bft .or more, up, f 8j0att(S.fS . .,, , Shcop 15,000; not fully, established -few sales steady. Native -lambs OQ.tj o sp.OQ; -80, lb, range .yearllng-i Miip: ; Bluughter ewes. $1.60(300.. . . L .'., , : '.. . .".13 OMAHA .SlIKEP . : ..... iU OMAHA, Sept.. 13. Ml (U. 8. D. .' A.)- Sheep 10,000; lamhtrade.not.es. "n tuhll'jhcd, sheep and feeders steody-ttl range lambs $5.25 (ib $5&0i native.-'-' lambs $5.26. owcvi up $3.00.-- - -- - U . 1 11 i ju.i.i.i.ifcmi ; FRECKLES -AND. HIS FRIENDS, ... .Uncle J.ol)n By moewr MAS-SOMETHIWC?' )---. I ONLy .A, , VNHATITIS?" A ALU 1 , KKK.,!; Hl ? i, ; AMD- IT'S: mi ."if 'Hi v ,'f iu35aaf. v.PIs..Fooduand , Food Alone That Hath; Charm to Sooth Every Masculine Heart. (Take No Detours), all more horrible nightmare? Here question that la being debated' by I she was in her own room. Had she Hollywood, where studio talte of nic- L. ha rno. . . . . . . . .:' turcs, piayors, piota ann pians iaues into silence- beforo tho, real-life tragedy that stunned- tho. town a,, few days ago. : Alio jjiuunuui . uiuim. siuiai, ouuft t.m hhAti-. norav? 0,tt it hn t.rim- sieaainess.' r oo an, uibvuiiu wiiurry .i tpat- ner motiior lay in that bed m but- in that Instant each understood the other. I ne Kitenen nautauq ua . -. . shows you; the road THERE ate' no detours and rio short-cuts on this, broad highway the road to a mart's heart is right straight through his stomach and' you're your own traffic officer,! You'll get road- maps and directions at the "Kitchen- Chautauqua " sponsored: by this newspaper, for traveling this highway to the heart. When, you travel it, you nced'nt worry about hearing Friend- Husband bemoan, die passing of "pie like mother used to fftake." He'll tell you that your pies. are betterf . ' . The Kitchen Chautauqua shows." you really' practical, ways to happier kitchens and happier meals. All you have to do to get them.is just come to the cooking school The La Grande Evening Observer FREE COOKING SCHOOL Wednesday 'Thursday Sept. 21 Sept. 22 2 to 4 P.M. , Sacajawea Ballroom Tuesday Sept, 20 Friday Sept, 23, ' The Happy Kitchen WE. INVITE Y O'tf COME AS OUR GUEST a room down the hall aa though -undecided . between life and death? ! Cherry was swept by an impulse she-had not known since-childhood. She crossed the room, knelt at tho Bide of the bed aud pressing the palms of her two hands together, began to, pray. - When Sarah entered 10 minutes lrtter tho girl was. standing before the open window. Sarah carried- a truy.i you must oat something," sno, Harlow, who rose to her greatest.1 . fame in a red wig hiding, her platl- , num. .crown, waa working on a pier lure when tragedy Btruck. . Tho film i ; waa "Red' Dust," and Clark: Gablfyp wn.8 opposite her; as, co-star, 'i'lVp , pioturo is going on.. For ten days or so the. cameras will grind without hat urged soothingly. "You know, you, the, "shooting, around-tho star,' can't bo maklu' yourself sick, I don't want to cat," Cherry said? wearily. However shosat down, in the big chair beforo which Sarah hud drawn r. .small table and set down the tray. There was hot broth, a salad and. tea. Tho food was appetizing aud Cherry a to moro than sho had expected to. Presently she pushed the tray away. "I'll have to telephone," she said. "I'm going to stay hero tonight." Sho called the number of. the. apartment and after a time Dan an swered. He said, yes, he hud found her note. Wus her mother any better? Ho hoped she would be Boon. A feto moro worcis and . the, conversation was at, an end Sarah bustled about getting the Toom ready for the night. There wus tne sounu oi water running in tho bathtub and then Sarah saying, "Your bath, Miss Cherry." - Tho girl undressed and bathed mechanically. Before Bhe got- into bed- the nurse tapped at the door. "Your mother's dropped asleep again," she said. "1 thought you'd like, to know." "Does that mean ?' : "It's a good sign. I've just talked to the doctor and he was pleased." The nurse departed. Cherry turned out the light and Bllpped between the fresh linen sheets. Tho bed was as soft -as down. There was no sound but tho faint rustling of the trees outside the window. The breeze waa fresh and comforting. Cherry, closed her eyes and tried to sleep but the alienee of the house seemed- ominous. She. repeated the doctor's reassurance. "She must get' wellt" sho told herself. "She's going, to get wolll" But in. spite of this lnststance the girl did not sleep. She turned and tossed and finally gave up the ef fort to atare open-eyed at. the cell ing. Sho was still awako hours later when there came a knock at the door. It was the nurse again. "Your mother," she explained hastily, "I thlnlc you'd better cornel" ( lib unuouf expedient often used when stars be come ill or, for another reason can not work;. ,i And at the studio they Insist she, will bo back before tho cameras., health permitting, to rinish.the pic ture. But will it be the finish of n spectacularly begun career that day when tho last scono. of, "Red Dust" Is made? . And was "truth stranger than fic tion" forecast on the screen In Con stance Bennett's picture, "What Price Hollywood?", The situation In the film in Borne ways suggests the plight ?1 r FROM , MMcLg, JqhM VjJHO IS-.UWGLE MJHY. HE'S THE MAM LNES Otf Mr. whsstom's puce up at raradi U!iE,VNHERE I VMAS' LAST' SUMNER... LISTEN !! UoIIOa i,Ja0.MAtL, A si 1 ' Professional Directory ; Hospitals 1)11. LEB B. BOUVI Cy, Ear, Now and Throat Hospital :ni rtoor Foley Bldg. Ph. llaln 10. 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