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Monday; Maich 7.193Z LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Paso Seven' CALIFORNIA WINS BASKETBALL TITLE fluskies Defeated 36 to 24 ; , iii; Sobriij Game of Deciding Series-. ti OAKLAND,.; Cait, Mar. 7 (P) The basketball championship of the Pa qillo Coast ,; conference was tucked decisively away by the University of California Saturday night when the southerners. ,took the long end of a 38 to 24 game with, .the University of Washington Huskies, making or clean sweep.. of the .t-o-game' series. ,Tho northern invaders rushed in to a fine opening, Lee caging the ball through the loop In the open ing minute. But the faster floor work lind the brilliant shooting of the California basketeers was not long lip. telling, and at half .time the score stood,; 22 to 8. for the Bears.' rJIal Eifert, California forward,: was tfhe scoring star for the champions, ringing the bell five times from the floor 'before he was ushered from the game early In .the second half because of four personal fouls. ' Entering the second half with an apparently hopeless lead against them thb Huskies, encouraged by two bas kets .tosBed In quick succession by Mark Antonclch, substitute, fought stubbornly and swiftly but though they garnered two points more than the Bears In ,the final period, they could not extricate themselves from the scoring avalanche .under which they .were swept in the opening half. Captain Calrney, Washington guard, again the outstanding man on the floor, .covering the flashy California forward,, Klntana, so ably that the latter got away to only one basket ;tn the first half. V BOY BOWi.ER TOPPLES 105 . MIKKELSENi OF CHICAGO, WINS SKI TOURNEY SEATTLE, Mar. 7 W) Leaping more than 175 feet oyer a fast course, Roy Mikholeen of the rfbrge. Ski club, Chicagotook top honors in. the Se attle Ski .club's International tourna ment at Summit today. 1,1 "V , The Chicago star hadjjumpS of 176 and 175 feet to rate a 211.5 point total, more than nine .jagte above hie ; nearest competitor . "Guttorm Paulsen, clubmate of Mikkelsen's, paired jumps of 162 and 161 feet to take second place with 208.1 points,, and Nordal Kaldahl, Holly burn, B.; C, was third with 207.6, compiled bjn leaps of 171 and 156 feet. . j John Elvrum of the Cascade Ski club, was high man in the combined.! jumping and racing point totaling. A combined, score of 408.3 was derived, from fourth place in today's jump- lng and second in Saturday's 18 kilometer race. . - Jumps, of 167 and 173 feetgained. 204.5' points- for Ernest Wlntemute, of arouse Mountain. B. C, and he placed first in the class B jumping. John Leed, Princeton. B. C, was sec ond with 198 points, and Erllng John son, Leavenworth, was third with 169.3. - Slick snow made safe landing problematical and spills were fre quent, i ATHLETICS ARE OUT FORBUNTING Philadelphia Hopes to Make it Four Straight American Pennants. Union Is Normal ' Again With The Tourney Ended By Airs. L. Z. Tcrrall (Observer Correspondent) - I UNION (Special) Tournament days are over and after several days of bustling crowds and excitement Union has settled down to its usual quiet routine again. From the stand point of attendance, the success of f the tournament compares favorably , with that of last year, the receipts being only slightly less than lost year. uu Qvery nuua canuneuis u:i tim imu CLASSIFIED ADCJ -THE M.UtKKT PLACE OP UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average words " ,to the line.) , Per llhe, 1st insertion 100 Per line, each added consec utive insertion . 7c Minimum chargo on one order 25c WANTED HOUSTON, Tex. P) Houston has n 'boy .wonder' bowler, E. C. Ricks JrA who , weighs just 80 pounds and stfinds four feet two Inches. Using a 14-ppund ball, he has toppled as high os 165 pins.' t Acidity Heartburn, Gas, Sour Stomacl If excess acidity sours your food am causes suffering from ena, heartburn dizziness, coated-tongue, and bloat lng, you are bound to feel grouchy run-down, nervous, and can't sleei well. I want you to quit suffering right now. so come In and get what: consider the greatest medicine I haw ever found. It's only 60c and if i' doesn't stop gas, pain, etc., In a fet mlnutos and soon make your stomacl feel like new, you get your monej back. Just ask me for Dlotex. It' gcuarar'ieea. . Bed cross Drug Store. Adv FRESHMAN COACH DIRECTS STANFORD'S TRACK TEAM J:Up lies In. ,the possibility ' of (Note: This Is the first of a series of first band stories on major league club prospects.) My Alan J. Gould '' (Associated Press Sports Editor) '.' , FORT MYERS, Pla., Mar. 7 m Instead of either being broken up, as some experts predioted, or showing snortsmanshin of the contestants and any tendency to disintegrate after the spectators, were to be heard. With. ,threo straight years at the top of the . the three bands from- La Grande. American league; as many expected. North Powder and Union and the spe tho Philadelphia Athletics no, ap- j c)nl numbers furnished by. the local pear stronger than ever. iHigh school, music filled up the ln- ' If anything Is going to stop them i,.,,ik. rh nn- from running up a record streafc of tnIn of the Richland team enteitaln- wanted to BUY Heavy liens. Call ,four straight pennants It Uke y wlU ed tho oroWd with some original se-, ' observer. 3-5-3 to. havo to be the old-fashioned law of lectlolis whlch he sang to the ac-' averages.- ., : ... Icompaniment of his guitar! The gym)- WANTED You to buy your meat at This factor, aided and abetted by Um W(UJ coiorful wlth lts vnrletyl tho Eagle Meat Mkt., 200 Fir. Grimes. Hallahan and Martin,, iot decorations and the many basket - 3-4-4 tp. compllshed the downfall of the Ath-,bnlu that adorned the ceMag were' : letlcs 'last October, but It has dam- aonatcd by the TOrlous SOhools for WILL BUY 80 old batteries. Will pay aged neither the class nor the morale , t. . ' ,,. , .. according to their condition. New RATES BY MONTH 2 lines", per month W.50 3 lines, per month 3.26 4 lines, per month .J. $4.00 6 lines, per month : $4.75 Each additional Hue over five charged at 50c per line per month. GOOD PAY STEADY WORK Several choice openings In. Cities and Towns for ambitious men and women. Experience unnecessary. We finance you If required.- Write to day. Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 426 Third St., Oakland. Calif. 3-7-1 tp. FOR SALE FOR SALE Five room modern house. Write Box B Observer. 8-7-0 tp For rent FOR RENT Strictly modern 3 room iurntshed duplex, In bast residential .district. Allen Duplex, 1607 4th. Main 543. . 8-7-t f. FOR RENT jCheap, Two.4 room ful lushed houses on U and Pine St3. Ph. 424 W. 3-6-2 tp. StriotLy mod. 6-rm. house, fine homo and fine location. Inq. 1405, N Ave., or Ph. 434-J. 3-5-4 t. 4-RM. MODERN HOUSE, close to highway shop. Call F. 250. 9-4-3 t. MISCELLANEOUS EASTERN OKEUON 6chodj of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credit. I.' 6; O. F. temple. 447-J. . 9-B-l m MONEY TO LOAN We aro rcpressn- ' 1 tatlvos for the Prudential Ins. Co., and ctul make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Chas. H, Reynolds, Insurance, loans .and, . bonds. - 9-1-1 rri,, FOR RENT Small house, 2009 Cedar BtroeC- 3-3-t f. LA GRANDE MATTRKSS and Ophol eterlng and Rug Gleaning -Works.' Ph. 424-w. Chas. Edwards, Prop. .... .. ." 12-1-1 m. STEAM HEATED APTS.. Reasonable. Ph. 407-R. 11111 Apta. 3-4-0 t. of the club. ,Of its seven rivals It feare only the New York Yankees. Connie Stands Pat Barring accidents, Connie Mack will Dorothy Lee. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Roscwall, of Enter prise, passed away on Saturday; and batteries as low as $0.95. Automo tive Electric Co., 1426 Adams. Phono M 520. , 1-20-1 m 'stand pat on the lineup that spread- W"8 brought to the Union cemetery eagled the pennant field last season. I on Sunday after the funeral services j The onlv .outside prospect of a shake- . afc Enterprise. . V Dig Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holmes went to viicvituijisi- waw a bu automobiles Jlmmie Foxx being shifted to third . La Grande Sunday afternoon to at- I laced at first by Oscar Roet- tend the funeral services of their running car $100.00, PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th is Adams 8-4-1 t. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. If?) 'land replaced A prolonged Illness which has kept . tger, ow trying a comeback after , daughter-in-law. Mrs. Orson Holme3. Phone Main 500. "Dink" ;Templeton. track coach. In -several i-ldes bh habesall's familiar others who went over from Union bed since November, hasvpiaced the ishuttle. . Unless there is some mis--were Mr. and Mrs. Orr Cllne, Mrs. J. 1 " 111 coaching burden on Bill Ellington. ; hap, however, the team will start the j. Hllller and Mrs. Ida Cllhe. , ,,,,t ui hi.HA-f .-.,-., Ellington, using a coaching tech- i032 season .with Foxx, Bishop, Wll-1 Mr. dnd Mra. L le Wllson, of Im- S of batters" n tms nlque learned from books. ir gettlnt r ,ams and Dykes again composing the bIe, 8pent the TOcltcnd at tho p. cbunt.Jrewl "xperL,cc" smne dlffl! the track and field men In shape for inner defense. N Fox home and attended the tour- cluty wn"en telows nke Leftv Grove early meets. Templeton Is able to as , The twin factors upon which the nnment . n" l" irh n L,nki.i sist only with verbal Imtructlon, A's base 1?-mt the! Miss Gracla Haggerty arrived Sun-1 them acrJs. They did the bulk of from his bedside. forthcoming campaign are. Fjrst, the t , has the pitching for the American team Ellington has had marked success 1 apparent good health and strength b atten(llne busincss coileEe. for P,lcnlnS American Mm. as freshman coach. -.of all the seasoned stars; and, sec- . . ,rt.r,.tj, t- ... . t ..Ona, IIIO aUOUlSlUUU Ul BBVWm Wl . ... -,, .,-! rtf l, f. ... - ..A.,.,.,- , IlltOTHERS LEAD TRACK TEAMS '"e rnshaw Cochrane and Imbl(!r' wtls " Uest f Mr' atad Mr3' ",ctlos ot tlV0 "P 18 '""W 4S--0SWVSS5L taiwu OP" o evening... durtag, of.. HattbCf Mnranvllle and tho . COLUMBIA, Mo. (P) -Track teams Slhimons established tljemselves as j1Q tournament. chnrcoal stoves. They spent one, of the University of Missouri here ; 'ho big rour. inc as are rw-n E A txmoc, of Portland, . visited night hf a small town in the m and Kemper Military school. Boon-."1 reserve,1,?0nV.i ir(.snM.(, ' over th0 weekend with Chas. Miller, terlor. and the only heating occom vllle, are captained by brothers, Wll- " c"m rP lert ,. I Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McCully, or Jo- mbdatlons afforded by the hotel 11am F. and Benjamin Jackson, of I , , ilL pte in Lew stayed at the Union hotel sev- consisted of little charcoal-burning St.'Louls. Both are sprint and quor- JJ8""1 p'rf , p. "Pf oral doys lost week and attended the contraptions, one for each room, ter mile stars. , j 'h "itP?1l 'lPiS .tournament. ' ,, ' Furthermore, it was cold and tho uuy, .utiu u , .- I Prniilc T nf R.omo Flat, who had nlnvprn ivpt-p fnrrprl t.n Rlopn mi nnl- TAKES PING PONd'TIT'LE recruit from Portland of the Pacific Coast league. Both are right hand- been 111 at the home of Orr Cllne sev- lots on the floor, there being no beds BB9 PORTLAND. Ore. (PI Frank Dolp, 1 u.f. t,.d in th.ir . l days, was taken to Hot Lake on In tho place. They finally got warm northwest golf star, won '.the Aide ' . but Mnst the world 1 Thursday. enough to find sleep, out they awoke wood country club ping pong Cham-" XmDlDns .itowlnir the Cardinals I Fowing the advice of hie phytic- unanimously a few hours later, frozen VlnCent; -7m- ' fhrea"n ZZF??&' oec-P'S. the Methodist pul- ,,ed search. XVhon they Invaded c ' ' TH0IVdEepres-' Til Cnshaw ontnSuty 'of 7 Mr'.'Ue had . Thre tnBSff'-u sloons' ev.dStlSNtne l SlS TWS?S: callers' throughout the -a, berlng peacefully, completely sur fana district. Three new courses, one ftom Harrlsburg. Pa., la another good , "ho found him very cheerful and rouiulcd by charcoal heaters. n.n 1R hole lavotlt. .will. bR opened rlwl-if-hnndfid prospect. w j,.v 1, - kaalnn in turn OTOfm t l-n.m nnrl WlHorn- Umm Tnt.A tn "UL" "1Mi B1"00 " w J '- . vnllnurlr,,, ho .Qimrinv nnVinnl nofvlrpH signing contracts. Grove is .under- , - - - 1 -- Ill'j . , j ,.,,.,,, i Leonard Clark-bresented certificates. ?J . s nm .ViorJ and mik-1 to those league membera who at-1 CLAYTON. Ala. HP) "Hog kill In the spring- fined to his bed part of the time. FARM WOMAN DEVISES "HOC! KlM.IMi WEATHER" FOR SALE-Wheat form of 307 A. 12 A. of alfalfa; under ditch water right for help upkeep of ditoh. Very 2 AND 3 RM. FURN. or unfurn. apts. good house and bam, well and cist ; Grande Rondo Apts. 3-2-3 V tern. Water piped around house, f , Mrs. J. W. Daulton, 1027 E. Aider , FURN. DUPLEX, 808 Adam3. 3-1-t f.' St.. Walla Walla, Wash. 3-7-8 tp I - - ' " run Ktawi aioaern o room awuuing,' furnace, 1913 Wash. St: Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, looiis, bonds. ; S-l-t f. FOR SALE OR TRADE For what have you? 200-capaclty electric brooder. Ph. 300 J. 3-7-1 tp. ALFALFA and clover seed. Send for samples. Wclser Grain and Feed Co., Welser, Idaho. 3-4-3 mp. IF YOU WANT to buyj home In town In good location at Its value see H, W. Smith, at the Fox Farm. 3-4-0 tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE Tourist camp and scrvlco station, 211 Brldga St., Baker, Ore. 3-2-14 tp 10 A., MOD. improvements, 6 A. or chard. Stock, implements With place, 408 J. 3-1-1 m. SAW DUST And 10 In and 4 ft. slab wood. Rdy McCarroll, M 1027. 2-24-1 m. FOR SALE: Twenty shares of. stock In tho-Uultcd States National Bank of Xa Grande, Oregon; Alma Conley, Administratrix of the estate of J. J. Conloy, deceased. 2-15-t f. FOR SALE Wood, $5 wj $0 par cord. Prompt delivery. Phone 65U-U. 1-ld-t f. FOR SALE Only $200.00 down, 15 acres, Improved, Joining golf links. Balance long tlmo. See J. R; Mar tin, 1104 Penn. Ave. Phone 404-M. . 1-21-t 1. DRY COARSE WOOD from Union $4.25 and $4.50 per load. Phone Archie Conley, 137 A. , 1-10-1 m.' FOR RENT Mod. Turn. liouBe. Inq. 1B0314 Adams. 2-27-t I. MOD. . FURN. rnngo, gar. APT., Ftigidalre, elec. Cor, 6th and L, 1-B-t t FOR RENT A nicely furnished room with private bath. One or two gen-, tlcmon preferred. Phono Main 007. .' 2-17-t f. Proper Judgment : jiKlpb thyself -wUh fi jiKlfsnient bt 'sincerity, nnrt thou vllt judge oth ers with ii Judgment .of ch'hrltjr.1- Miisoii; i FOR TRADE FINE. WELL IMPROVED dairy farm, ,177 acres, near Enterprise, Ore., to( trade for small tract In Unlort county suitable for poultry raising Address "Dairy Farmer," 816 Lake' Avenue, La Grande, Ore. : 8-4-8 ti ' VOCTU Ul'LES IN CHINA,,. Op. BAYS NANKING BUREAU NANKING W The fcuomlntang,, the governing party In China, Is es sentially a "youth" organization. , Tho government's bureau of statis tics discovered that the average age of hienvoers bf the party-s executive ' and supervisory committees, lnclud-' ing branches abroad, Is 40. Out bf about a thousand mem bers of Iheso committees, twenty are under 25,000, the majority being be tween 30 and 40 with Just enough "elder statesmen" to bring tip; the average. V ,k ".' : " FItlCCItLES AND PIS fRIENDS t Breathless! By, Blosser J,. him thr. hihpt miri nitcher In tended the meetings of the mld-wln- lng weather" those crisp, cold days 'Lng'm g P P Iter institute regularly, in the evening of fall and winter - have' been SFL-INT-E-H-S,, . Official Publication of THK VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Some girls hear never get a break. During the month of March we are going to give away a pint of grade VERSATILE Spar Varnish, a pint either our best of : Porch & Floor paint or a pint of SCREEN Enamel with each gallon can of B - H Pure Paint. Here's a chance to get some real good paint FREE I Employer (to new boy) And hos the foreman told you what to do? sir. Apprentice Yes, He told me to wake him up when I saw you coming. We are cleaning up some odd colors of composition shingles on which .we will make somcj attractive prices while they last. Mr. Bold I'm a1 self made manj Mrs. Bolder Well I'ni a self-made widow. I ' VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. We have the slickest garage door hardware set you-everjsaw, and at a real lo4y price. A scholar is a man who can name the first 17 amendments to the Constitution. Lay- that -newj, oak, rioor right over the old one during house cleaning time. When a girl proposes watch out there's a "catch" to It. For those spots, on your plaster try a can KILLSTAINi of does the work. It baseball. "UIe Three" Is Unbroken ' Uo leaguers arove to ia jninae 101 u scarce in no buulh mm yum, uui. ..JL 1,- r.itMiivo- fellowship hour with the league there it ihasn't worried Mrs. J. E. Parrish. tnff arnn nonrlv 70 cames last sea- and attended the services afterwards. ' ,,When the weather man failed to konVand Ray-Coles,-wht hos -been .ill . mo.-throuEh with -tho proper tem- rto cuS? Hot k;'Ptifre tor cbilllng freshly killed dinary. achievement. If any one of, lt week. " moat' Mrfl- Pftrrlah turnot! her therr should "crack" however, the i Mrs. Alma Rohrig is reported to be attention to an old tfrum. This, burden will fall, back on the young-, in St. Vincent's hospital in Portland filled with Ice, provided the right sters. and Mack's dream of four ! recovering from a severe attack of flu. temperature for chilling hams and straight may be; shattered. ' " B- Conner's store, which went shoulders. Outside of the pitchers, the 'out- into the hands of the receiver some- Tho county form agent. F. C. Clapp. standing addition is Ed Coleman, a time ago, was re-opened the last ot heard about it, and spread the news rangy slugger from Portland who will the week under the new management.) toiother farmers in the county. Mrs. understudv the aaiio-Blng Miller in Mrs. Bertha :yle and Will Baxter aro parrlsh's. cheap, simple and satisfac- right field. Coleman swings from; back at their former positions ana- tory method, bo said, has been a tho port side, is fairly fast and han-Vo operating the store. ' i great help to all who have tried it, dies himself welt in the field. - nnd farmers have been able to cure S"4v5Qs3t&ssesi uieir meat properiy in Bpiie 01 me 9 . mild winter. ham: iiak ioiti:i(iN jazz COPENHAGEN On tho appeal from the Danish Society of Musicians, the minister of Justice has notified all foreign Jazz bands Hi the coun try to leave and has announced that no more alien orchestras will bo ad mitted. . TAlll T4HtKS HEAT TARIFF ANGORA (fl'j The walls of Turkish' women, deprived of their cosmetlcB havo demolished part of tho Turkish government's retrenchment tariff wall and importation of powder ,and rouge, banned three months ago, Is now al lowed again. ,..'.- Simmons and Mule Haas, who seems fully recovered from a broken j wrist, have no competition, of course, for the other outfield berths. Sim-lemons, after leaving the league in a Sport Slants batting for two years, not only is the power house of the A's awacK dux re garded generally as the most danger ous batsman in baseball. HOLD 20-GAUGE CHAMPIONSHIP By Alan .1. Gould , (Associated Press Sports; Editor) Tho boys who think wo have some fair-size baseball plants In country owe it to themselves to visit WOHLD'S OLDEST EOGS CAIRO mt) An eurthern Jur con taining ostrich eggs 50 centuries old was unearthed by workmen digging for foundations for a radio mast in u suburb. The eggs were said to be thin ' weI1 preserved. King "Tut" used to hunt ostriches hereabouts.- KANSAS CITY m - A 20-gauge 1 P -d get a loo, at sonjo real ! NETWOllK op i, AM),srAri;i) iiioiiwavh . i-i- t ! A flrnrl in Oail (JUrKa, BliyS TTUIIKIO riiauil. lilt: championship, the first ever fired In ' Becond .... w the 28 years of the tournament's hls j tory. was a feature of the 1933 Inter state trapshoot here.. BUY RUSSIAN- VESTMIiNTS This Institution feels promhof the privilege of being a this fine community. J0 We have confidence, in JLa Grande and the First, National Bank. - HOME LUMBER, , & COAL COMPANY Phone Mm with a group of major leaguers who toured the Nipponese empire this winter. NEW ORLEANS (P) Creation in Louisiana, within 10 or 15 years, of a network of shadud ond landscaped , "Yes, sir," declared the Fordham runways, surpassing in ocumy uiu Flash, "they've got parks over there ngo-old roads of continental Europe, aariATiiJUlJ Vf) t DUVicu -i,i ,mn hnih rVimpnt. hns sold for 62.000 a nUITl- 1 . , ber of richly emtoroAdered prtstly robes slightly frayed, to representa tives here of the Bulgarian-Orthodox Church. The robes, once worn by Russian 'clorgy, will . adorn Bulgar ian bishops. . EN'GLIHH WIVES SECRETIVE WEMBLEY, England m "What the men .don't know won't hurt them" might be the motto of the Women's Institute here which de feated a resolution "that .husbands should know how the housekeeping money is spent." "HONEST 'MOVIE MAN PROMOTED SHENANDOAH, la. OP) C. J. Latta, formerly manager of a thea ter here add known fls "the honest movie man" because he once pub licly advised patrons to stay away from a picture his house was show ing, has been promoted to a position with the New York office of a major film company. ' COMMON TABLE SALT OFTEN HELPS STOMACH Drink plenty of water with pinch of salt. If bloated with gas add a spoon of Adlerika. This washes but BOTH stomach and bowels and rids you of all gasyRed Cross Drug Store. ' Adv. that extend over at least a county, is the plan of the state highway com- tho Yankee mission. Stadium and the Polo Grounds in' This year 3,000,000 nfftlve young one of two of them we visited and trees will be planted this year along have enough room left over for a the states nignways unuer a pro- couple of basketball courts. ' gram of tho department of conser- "It was funny to watch fellows i vation ana tne mgnwuy commission like Al Simmons and JJmniy Foxx In co-operation with tho American lav on a ball with everything they . Legion, Boy scouts, 4-ii clubs and had and then start trotting around the bags, thinking they had knocked It out of tho premises. About the time they rounded 'first they would hear the crowd yell and look up to season ends. sco one of those little fellowB making other bodies V. H. Sonc'ercgger, stale forester, estimated that . the 2,600,000 trees will be planted before the present an easy catch. It wus pretty dis couraging." Like his companions on' the trip, Frankio doesn't think the Japanese ever will we a match for this coun try on tho diamond. They aren't big enough. KnhMt Had Itlg Time ' "It was a great trip for Maran-' ville," he chuckled. "For the first time In his life the 'Rabbit had a chance to play against fellows like a heavyweight compared to some of j thoso little InficlderB over there, j "They're quick, those Japanese, but not particularly fast. I had al ways heard they were very fast. But they are good fielders and have fine throwing arms. It's only when they get up to tho plate that they're handicapped. They had trouble hit ting bur pitchers at all; and when ' they did connect the ball seldom , went past tho infield." "' ' As far as that's concerned. It I S7ilV.V m Coal That's All Coal! Liberty Coal is pure and Clean ' contains no slate or dirt that's why you get more heat per ton. Gaither & Waller Exclusive Tealcr In La Grande Phone Main 528 Jefferson at Elm Professional Directory Hospitals DR. MSB II. BODVT Eye, Ear, Nooo and Throat Hospital Ira floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 16. Osteopathic Physicians FiR8. 3. I,. A MAItOAItKT INOI.K General I'ractlco anil obstetric Sommar Bldg. OUica, Main 106 Res., Main i-t3 Dlt. E. I,. FAUS Oeneral Practice Now Foley Bldg., 3rd floor. Pbone Main 800 1 Ros. 900-R. Miscellaneous ASTItOI.OOEIl MIIH. FUF.DEIIICK IIAI.MKB 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. ' ""'ATTACK o- PooDUS", Freckles" ajd oscar, easily set THE Box. OF Mousy FROM - THE "THIEF,;... .FRECKLES IS GOIWS.T& keep IT AT his house OMSK hllSHT, them sive it to Mrs. -pedfislp.. LOOIC Pop! SEE ) . LOOKS LIKE AlJ OLD THIS TIM BOX.'2 A SAFETY Box..;. 1 Suppose X SET Voii r&klV ' ) IT COWTA1WSD A LOT OF LsSS vSu V VALUAB1-eSAT OlJE- i- Wsfoe f 77 WHAT MAVS 0 , j V1 OH, fio oul! STOP FOOLIW3, HOW-.-VHEBS VNOOLO "OU SeT A FdnTUWE LIKE THAT? ALL JoKIUS1- . ASidS-haT is IM ITf I'M CORIOOS, MOW!! I MOPE -TWENTY 6 IX ,N 'THOUSAWD DOULAeS.' V '. wosiEy....,w this Mlm ? ? ALL JOWK"sV' J TIMY BOX JlA- - . m iV ASIDVMHAT IS Jk C T "" ( -ALL P-ISHT... I'LL, ; ''C) tou DOMT " . 6pSK1 ,T SEg rr0 ) K S ) ' BeuevE Bs a we ow y -ju S . i IT EITWEP. ,F 1T WAS ) " --Of L'S ' : tasF (3otta -VT'Jw 3 ye,! ?? ioieJ (: .1 THE NEW FANGLES (Moinn2 JPop) . Meet New Nephew! By' Cowan! Our theft policy will the tarthest in tracing down your stolen car ! Insure today 5 1 TUE BIG CHICK. THIS MIGHTY CLftB i f I BOSS WM1TS ; MV NnPir-wA TO KNOW I i !J)ktBOOUCIHG. ( T-scrou' 1 HENRY VJAILES- YOU, I CHICK I NEW V T rHIClT' V HANK. IN .OTHER 1 HANK ! J FACE WORDS . 7V - f - r S y ' 1 . NOW , 1 WAN! VOU TO 1 APPRECIATE I'M 1URNVNQ HIM OVER 1 1 'SORT OF TW HANK THE CONFIDENCE TO YOU BF-CAUSE j UNDER HOUR WING, CHICK, VOO HAVE IN 1 WANT HIM TO I AND SHOW HIM THE POPES MY ABILITY STAKT AT THC I 1 IN YOUn DEPARTMENT. HANK I TO TEACH HIM BOTTOM AND '. IS OOING TO BE PART OF THE BUSINESS, . WOUK UP. . THIS ORGANIZATION AND 1 V BOS5 . 1 KNOW HE'LL BE IN . . GOOD HANDS " 1802 Cove Ave. O W WAR NOCK MGR
