La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 03, 1932, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Stay 3, 1931 Liberty School 1 ' n .. . . ' Lai V . V - r air Attenaea By Large Group lly Mrs. Charles Spencer (Observer Correspondsnt) GRANGE HALL (Special) Lib erty school fair and program wsra Held Friday afternoon at the school he use. A fair-sized crowd, made up ct parents and friends of the school, was in aUerxtar.ca. F-aur-H ci'ub v'ork. lncluiflhg manual training and necdlo work articles, was on dis play and was well arranged. The nature study work, the penmanship arid the art displays, especially the art. were also very attractive. In the manual training section, bird houses, . airplanes;k a radio bench, a moving picture apparatus and mtfny mora articles were shown, while in the eiswing division a collection of pet niters, tea towels, nacdle cases, aprons, night gowns, pajamas, etc., vfero displayed. Another article of iriuch interest was a knot board mndo by Delbert Grout, member of .Boy out troop 15. of La Grande. Al tncUBht the work was riot done at school, the board on which S3 differ ent kinds of knots made of rope were mounted, attracted a great deal of attention. Beginning at 1:30 o'clock the fol lowing program was presented 1. .Sengs by school "Old Favor ite Medley." "Blossom Time," "Moun tain Maid's Invitation," "Shepherds of tne ., Valley." t 2. ' Demonstrations (a) Geo ( gVapfcy: South .America, Delbert Grout; Africa, Kenneth Itngain; Aus tralia,. Erma Gekcler.. :(b) History: Old Oregon Trail, Prank Johnson. 3. Recitations "Casoy at the 1 llut." Dorrell Lindsay; "A Boy's Ob jection," Ronald Lindsay; "The Frac tional Plaint," Joe Spencer; "When Huldy Expects Her Beau," Mildrsd ?lcshman; "A Big Speech." Mary Lindsay. "Entertaining Sister's! Beau," Marjorle Pleshman; "The Old Man," Erma Gekeler; "The Best Time," George Pleshman; "Getting Att Edu cation," Glen Muilen6urg. ."The Lonely Clqck," Prank Johnson. 4. Club Work (a) Demonstra tions: Needle Case, Dorothy Muilen burg: Pajamas, Alma DeLong; Apron, Bcrnlco Raybui'n; Nfght Gown; Mil dred Pleshman; Tea T,owl, Marjorle Pleshman. (b) Songs: "Reuben and Rachel," Mildred Pleshman and Mary Lindsay; "Sewing Sohg." Dorothy Mullenbtirg, Erma Gekeler and Alma DeLong. 5. Song ."Ho! Ho! Vacation," eliool. 0. Presentation of Club Pins to the following club members whose club according to Mr. Sayre, is the first in the county to finish its year's work: Bcrnice Rayburn, Alma De Long, Dorothy Muitmiburg, Derrell Llndsey, Ronald' Lindsay, Mary Lind sey, Joe Spencer, Mildred Pleshman, Marjorle Fleshman, George Pleshman, Prank Johnson Erma Gekeler, Glen Mullcnburg, Kenneth Ragain and How to Stop RHEUMATISM New lilodielne Drives Rheumatic Poisons from Joints Muscles. EASES PAIN FIRST HAY Poisons settling in the Joints nnd . muscles cause rheumatism. You can not tret rid of rheumatic ncronv till theso rtnnp.ornus nolsona nre driven : nut. of vnnr Evrmnnl rpme- ' dies and pain deadening drugs only ! give temporary rollef. What vnn r,oi 1 HTT.MA tho r.i.nr medicine now sold by all druggists j that nets directly on the liver, kid- neys and blood, nnd helps expel I through tho natural channels of ' Piiminxtinn t.h. M..rn,,. nnisnns I that cause rheumatism. No long waiting for your suffering to stop. RU-MA eases pain the first day and is the one rheumatic rem cdy guaranteed by Red Cross Drug Store' to tree muscles and Joints from all painful stiffness nnd swelling and completely stop your rheumatic agony or nothing to pny. . Adv. ' Rai! j a ke your Sw Coach One-Wav Fares. L. Effecllve from May 15 (o ' 4 1 Intermediate or Tourist One-Way Fates. Good in Tourist sleepers upon payment of regular Tourist sleeping ear charges. Effective from May 1 3 to December 31 , 1 932. 30-Dav Round-Trio Fares. To poinfs east of Chicago 2 i, and. St. Louis. Good in cluding Tourist or blandard sleepers upon payment ot regular sleeping ear charges. Effective fiom May 22 to October 15. Return limit 30 days, not exceeding October 31, 1932. 4 Summer Excursion Round-Trip Fares. Good In all classes of equipment including Tourist or Standard sleepers upon payment of regular sleeping car charges. Effective from May 22 (o October 15. 1932, except tickets east of Chicago and St Louis, which will be on sale only to September 30. Return limit, October 31,1932. For eact fares from yout city and other information, call on or address the local Union Pacific Agent THE-OVERLAND ROUTE UNIdM Daily Cross-Word ACROSS , I. Gel up 8. Tropical real- . nous sub- stanoe tl Rodent 11 Ud 15 Join ' . id. Old musical nui . 11. Of m miter weigh l Itf tireek letter ' Solution ot "Vut'erday't Punts BWKIERrRT0lASTrlSl vs. v y yy' n IN ' - vaya l A R V PJM6 plSMALL 82 M a pWhTe"m lEL TlA O R. MsM P L E DMtU 3? .Minnie N(il)lemeri Lure Pull Hparl Reintiii.its ol 21. 2.1 28 cuniliullnii 3D Units 31 Intermission 3 a .Mean 35 Kxit-i 30 Allure 3S. Cum logs ti. j umin eti type SOfl ihtnli Kina or poetry Aloft Drnln ' aetr Small flail K Aliu-iu'nn vale - :; inrtleiii 2 i.tvi'uiiitt city 4 r'i'jlimu' 5 Spiem) io dry ft Culilc nifter 7 ntit)tniii(l ellipr DOWN t. Get-tii. i it ex clniUiilinn .. .oath Decide Pigeon Alrshlos: colloq t- rnzen aes- sens Smnntliet 02. ininnrtnnt occurrence i Tie . ip t i c wn e rItIs i AGlEjSAUC EgE R E is cTolpBtElNlTlEIRLlYlEl 6o 14, libAttui't t . 2 Klsh eua ?T Ijr. Ktvrdolliii " 3. I'ho viiilow - 55 Dili', cnllcxi. , 61 i'liuri' .by It- 4 71 3 3 4 p; 6 7 3 q to p 2 3 n : jq WWaW1" 22 f23 W ' ZLiM- lfc : 4! j:: wi Jm,, : mmm r'Wlz fm77 I I 1 1 . I 1 WA I I I I I Delbert Grout. At the conclusion of the program, the seventh grade girls, Alrna DeLong, Bcrnica Rayburn am Dorcthy Mullcnburg-, in behnlf of the school, pre sented gifts to the mothers of the pupils and a sixth grade pupil, Erma Gekcler, distributed decorated leaf lets to all' the guests. The success of the exhibit and the program Ms due to the congenial co-operatiotvpf-thc pupils with their efficient tca.cn cr and louder, Mrs. Mary Knll,-' Mrs. Dora Smut?, eritcrtnln6d the Birthday Dinner club AyV$ J, her, birthday, nt her home. At tho din ner table, which was very 'attractive wtfc its centerpiece of jouriulls 'and fruit blossoms, places weiv laid for 23- Sevcrnl guests were Invited for tne occasion, visiting was me uivbi sion following dinner. . ".Mrs. Ernest DeLong will be the nejtt: hostess to the club. -' ' Mrs. O. C. Pleshman rp turned' Sat urday evening from Wallowa where she spent a few dnys , Visiting her mfther. Mrs. J. T. Wlllctt. Mrs. Fleshmonta daughter. Miss Bethel, i who has been teaching near Wallowa trie uosi year, accomnumeu iicr irait t spend the summer vacation. Her school was out Frldny afternoon, Mrs. W. J. Marlon, of Moro, spent couplo of dnys last week at the home of her nephew, C. B. Spencer and family. Mrs. Lena Gekeler has leased her farm land to her son nnd son-in-law, Melvin Gekeler and Loren Timer. Mr. and Mrs. Turner, who have been living In Baker, have moved to the farm and are living with Mrs. Gekeler and children, Melvin nnd Erma. Sam Ragaln, who haB been visit ing nt the home of his cnughter. fares" EAST.' lowest in many years Good Irt Coaches or Choir Cart. December 31, 1932. '- all classes of equipment In PACI Ernr PiizzI 13. Payments to - the govern ment IS. Expunged 22. Lart;e vessel 24. Bracing 25. Snares .. Weird Top card Go In MercantUA The cream Billiard shot Thin, fine silk net 40. Catches light of 18. Number of rtilts In Roms 14 does hi Vacillated ' t Fmher: French And so forth: abbr. y Scarcest Names first appear ance KKB-shaped Sheepllke Preeerllim nluiits Vllirntlon- lesp point Compass Klsh ckbs I'llO VL'llOW buute Stern Silkworm Klimli'tir ; Kut ward' WIlMCPS No I fill Cause; to remember I. title tilrl who wfnt thrnnch 1 lie &B &S 61 C3 point ; .Hpnr. Towards the OS stern G'S nolf mound 70 Sin 73 Citmtmratlve enrt'ne Mrs. George -Hughes, returned Thurs- dnv to his homo in Konnewick, wasn.. f. ; i ' tee Rnvburn and family, who hnve , been residing, at the Reynolds' farm, 1 Lrnr-un tiK thn "uhoon nlieds have meS back to their mr'ln Fruit- ! dale and Mr. tatrd and family have tokn possession of the '. Reynolds' place. i ; Inn 'Mullenburg, daughter of Mr. I ahd Mis:' Andrew Mullenbufg. Who hns beoh ill of sciatica rhoumntism forifnjtrjtmonUis, is slowly 'irhproy l.ng. 'iSfto;,fe.now able to bo- out2f chiors some..,' , - ' . A Mothers'' day program'; will be presented nt 'Blue .Mt. ginnge's next meeting whlcir Is tq. 'po;. W9dnesc!ay; May 4. : ' ' " ' Tr r ' United States Leads .The United States produces, nl tnost three limes the nmount of elee trinity produced by any other coun try, or about 00,000.000,000 kilowatt hours annually. Germany is second with the production of '".OOO.OOO.OOO kllowntt hours. Client Ilrilnln pro duces 11,000,000,000 kllowntt hours The next largest producers nre Can ttdn, Frnneo; Italy, .Tapnn nnd Nor way. .' ' Wood vs. Coal One cord of eneh of tho following woods Is equal In hentln'g value to one ton of conl: onlr, nsh, elm, locust, hickory, beech, birch, herd maple. Two cords of the following nre required to equnl one ton' of nvernge coal : cedar, Cottonwood, cntnlpa, bnsswood, white pine nnd spruce, Speed at Wrong Time ; If Some men speeded its fust at the olllco ns they do' frying to get there, more work would be ncconi nllshed. Blind 20 Years, Sees Again at 87 mm Blind for 20 years, Jacob Lleber man has had his siRht restored by an operation In the home of the New York Guild for the Jewish Blind. Mere you see him as he lit his own clgaret for the first time In a fifth of a century. Sa ' to lX granM evening obsebver; iA grande, ore. Cove Minstrel Show Delights Large Audience By Mrs. A. G. Conklhi (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) The minstrel shew presented by the High school chcrus Saturday evening under tho direction of J. R. Price was an out- standing event and the audience was Kepi in a gaie oi mugmer lruni wio cpsning ' number until the finish. Lcuisc Anderson and Clara Roberts presided at the piano. LaVon Roger was interlocutor, with George Chad wick, Billy Clark. Ned Martin and Jcbn Fisher and men. The- shlck of Araby was Darcy McCool. while War ren Laird was the psha of. .Persia. The ballet girls in Turkish, costume ware Alda Blank, BeAha,. Noigcr, Christine Neiger, Jean Miller, i La Vine Hallmark. After the opening num ber, "My Dusky . Rose" solo and chcrus, Uio numbers were:. "Who Mado Loyo" musical reading,' John Fisher: "Where My Caravan Has Rested", Darcy McCool; "Ole Man River." chorus: "king of the Dasert," Warren Laird; "Mighty Lak a Rose." i Louise Anr'erson: dance by Christina ' Nclcer and Billy Clark, with chorus; "Sleepy Time Down South,1 Bertha J Neleer and ballet girls; (encore) "You I Keep Going Your Way, and 111 Go My Way," ballet girls; "Trip Dance," Jchn Fisher, music by Ernie Miller; "Taming of the Shrew." Billy Clark and chorus: "Little Liza Jane" cnirus; closing number1. ' squavis dance; "Swing Low, Sweet- Chariot." The costumes throughout were very gcod, while the turklsh co3tumes ot tho ballet girls, tho psha,;,of Persia and the shiek of Araby were most effective. Others taking part wsro , Elbert Brlstow, Lcgan and Conrad Aridcrncn. Eldrcd HhilmRT(c, Jack Faige, Htirold Johnson, MaxIne Towl'c, Bcrta Barker. Cecil Richards, Cecil and Paul Calamo, Evelyn FJagey, Ger trude and Roberta Bclli. i.A bit of ccmcdy was when Al'vih Pelerman, ' portraying the town marshal .ar res tei one cf the actors, Mrs. Nellie Graco was- honor- guest of the evening be ing under1 the especial care of the ! director; J". R. Price. ( - R-Irs; Lou Payne, who has spent the , wlnrer Ift Walla Walla with her son. IJ. P.tyno' and1 family, returned' home ' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.' Payne came j with her and established her In her home.- Mrs. Payne likes the climate j of Cove and is happy to be at home. I Her health" has hot been very good tills year. I U. E. Coad, who is teaching in Idaho, spent the weekend here with his family. . Mr. and Mrs. R. I. " Barker and inmny spent ounoay wnn roe K. H. i Dnnlel family at IVTudy Creek. The W Nj wm from oitn rOwuer Friday 7 to 4. Rev. and Mrs. Gcrold Drydon left Monday lor Chehalis. Wash., to visit his mdther. Thoy expect to be away wo wccks. Ihs Epworth League has a lawn party schedaled for Frldny evening tho Hnncoak home. Should tho weather be inclement. It will be held , In the church parlors. , Mrs. R. S. French will entertain the Ladles' Guild Thursday aflor-. noon ot the heme of her mother, ' Mrs. Trloneer. I 1 Tho Baptist young people will be ' i cntertnlncd by Mrs. Eddie Hartley ( jrricay evening at ner home east of After an extended visit with Rev. and Mrs. Caiame. Miss Alice Prlt chard left Monday to visit friends in Wyoming. M:'. and Mrs. Everett Powell moved Monday to their ranch home enst of town niter having lived m town all winter. In a Nutshell Wisdom is, knowing what to do. Skill Is knowing how fo do It nnd virtue Is doing It. 5T0PV VuAl COCHRAN PICTUQCS 4jOE KING- ! (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) rpHB Tlnymftcs were quite fiiir-l prised nnd peevish when they; realized ttirtt they had one more passenger than when they started out. The skinny who had stowed away Baid, "Well, I gue8 I'm here to stay. We're far away from land and I know you Won't Urns me out." "Well, wait a minute,; Duncy cried. "Hofore we take you on our ride, Just tell us one thing. Can you swim, and If you can, how far? "if we thotiKlit you could Hwim ashore, you'd noon he on your way ones more, 'can kg In thin little Mream you'd be, instead of where you are.' lifl, no!" replied the k!nny. "Please! I'd rather rest right here at eaae. t mfpht swim oil the way to shore and, also, I might not. "Yotir boat Is big enough for me beratise It's roomy as ft can be. " I'll glndiy help -.you wilh your sailing. I can do a lot." "Ila, ha!" laughed Uuncy. "You CL AS SIFIED ADS " TIIE MARKET PLACE OF EKIOff A WAILOWA COUNTIES1'-' Oount Xlve avernge words l to tho lino.) v Per line, 1st Insertion...... 10c Per line, each added consec utive Insertion .. .- 7o Minimum charge on one order .. . .25c WANTED WE NEED 3 MEN, should have car. Good compensation, 103 Fir St. : 4-25-t f. WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as $0.95. Automo tive Electrlo Co., 1425 Adams. Phone M 620. 1-20-1 m FOR SALE SEE L. w. WEEKS (or rail bnrgnlns In used cars. 6-3-3 tp. FOR SALE Furniture ot 5 room house, by piece. Mrs. R. L. Ponrch, 307 Main. 6-3-5 tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good use-i 60-75 lb. refrigerator. Side leer. Practicrilly new, $13.50. B. & D. Sales Co., 212 Plr St. 5-3-J t. . FOR SALE We have clcie-ln-acreage HOMES at ' prices lower than at any time In twenty yoars. Why not purchase a HOME where you can have flowers, chickens, fruit and a garden? Eeven pooplo purchased property through our office In April, 1032. We have attractive HOMES for sale at conservative prices. CALL WILLIAMSON & BERRY Roaltcrs v Main 000 6-3-3 t Quarrel Changed History . Hjut Anttiitny nut hoen usi't hy n rover's qimrr'tl with Clpopnini nt the time of live I'wttlo of Aotlum. ho would In nil probability buvo be come I ho sole sovereign lord of the ienrlli. ArUiiir VVoIhiiII. Fly Kills Worm The lotiK, Ki'Oun lonuifo worm ft fnnilllhr to nil giiriUuiors. He relies on his color to hli'tiif porfcctly with the stalks nnd vines if bs fnvorltc fnilt ftnd oflon n vine ts entirely denuded of foliage before his pros- ence Is discovered by the Irate gar- ,i-r Thorn t. nnln mmalttn wf,,,l llvs w,,0 .,., on t, ' . . . . f 'inw Into the body of th0 won' destroying It. 1 ! . M Works I wo ways A mllllnry officer mill n Inwyot 1 wore talking 0f wnr; nnd (lie former wus recounting the dnngers of his profession; when the Inwyer olv served "tlmt those 'who live by the' sword must expect to tile by the sword." "Ily n slinllnr rule." replied the ofllcer, "those who live by the law must exnect to die hy the law." Our Name Was Mud "Science tells us now that life began In n few puddles of hot water In a polnr depression." We're be ginning to sec the light. Our first n'uceslor wns n mud pie. Toledo Illnde. Introspection ' ' The degree of intelligence exer cised by nil of us certnlnly doesn't seem to entitle! us to much credit as wldo-nwiike men. Melvin A. Trnylnr. are smart. You're offering to do your part because you know there's naught to do. The boat sails by itself. "It knows its course and sticks to it as long as wo just steer a bit. You cannot trick us, though, you are a clever little elf." JUST thou they heard a funny noise nnd Coppy shouted, "Look up. hoys! What Is that I see over hood? It's flying right our way. "Why, It's a big bird. Yes, siree! And It's an strange as it can be. Let's wait and see what It will do, Perhaps It wants to play." The bird swooped right down on the boat and sent a shrill nund from its throat. And then it eyed the skinny and the skinny , cried, "Go 'way! ; "You are a messenger bird, I : know. You want to take me? I won't go!" Then to the Tiny imltes he Raid, "Thnt bird- will ; Kpnil my play." i (. jtyriKhl. 1!'32, NBA Service Inc.) (The bled I nke t ! - nk I nay nii- In the next story.) a RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month 43.50 3 lines, per mouth .. .... ...$3.35 4 lines, per month u..(i.00 5 lines, per month . $4.75 - Each additional line over five charged at 60o per line per month. FOR SALE liaby chlx, $3.00 per 100. now ready. Mossacres Hatchery, All col, lire. 6-3-3 tp. HOLLYWOOD or Hanson White Leg horn baby chicks, $8.00 per 100; 500 $35.00. Shipped C. O. D. prepaid, May 4, 11 or 17. Pacific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. 6-2-0 tp. FURNrrtlRE, overstuffed, dining sot, Fi'lgldnU-b, ocd room . suite, etc' 1308-Oth St. 6-2-8 tp' FOR SALE 1 MODEL A FORD PICKUP - Excellent Condition PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th ate Adams; Ph. Main 600 4-30-t f. FOR SALE Furniture, 1101 O Ave. 4-30-8 tp'. GOOD1 SEED POTATOES but hot COr- tlflcd. F. A. Brown, Union. 4-30-3 tp. FOR SALE 5-rm. n-.oal.. rum. house. Will consider car and terms. 903 Spring St. Ph. 285 W. 4-20-0 tp 6-HMS. and conservatory, mod. Foro-, closure. Best offer takes, 1400 th. 4-20-0 t. NETTED GEM seed potatoes. Cull po tatoes for hog food. Call F. 20X. - 4-20-4 t. DRY WOOD. post, .iso trrfck for h'ra anywhere. Insured carrier. Ph. 1051-W. Frank Seward. , 4-28-1 m. DRY WOOD, any kind or length. Wm. Hesse. Ph; 326 W. 4-27-1 mp. MILL WOOD. Archie Conloy. 137-J. 4-20-6 tp. OLD GROWTH rsn Mr 10" cordwood 0 cord. Phono 037-J. 4-25-1 m. TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. Lot us show you our Block of now nnd j used portnbloB. E. C. Tuckey's Typo Tvrttor Exchange, 100 Depot St. 1 4-15-t f. LUMBER SPECIAL Now Is tho time to build or do that . . repair work on your houso or gar age. You can buy lumber lor less than ever before. We have' 2x4 to 2x12 dimension nt $10.00 per thous and and a good supply of sheathing, siding nnd flooring at very reason able prices. Thcro Is a limited sup ply of Dry Chain Wood ot $4.60 per load and 12" Red Fir Wood at $0.25 per cord. Call Main 0. BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. ,'.. ". 4-;3-t t. GRIMM and :common alfalfa, white ; sweot clover, seeds at lowest pricos. :.; O. W.Bond.l Haines, or Owaa-Led-rldge, Ph. 47, Union. 4-7-1 m. FOR SALE 10 A. mod. Improvements. Or will soil 0 A, all In orchard. Good location. Ph. 408 J. 4-1-1 m. ALFALFA and clover seed. Send for Bamples. Welscr Groin and Feed Co., Welscr, Idaho. 3-4-2 mp. Professional Directory Hospitals dr. next n, nouvT Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital ITd floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 18. Osteopathic Physicians CUS. J. L. MARGARET INGLE ' General Practice and Obstetrics Bommer Bldg. Office, Main 100 . Res., Main uJ3 Miscellaneous ASTROLOGER MRS. FREDERICK BALMBS 303 N. Ave. Readings Daily. THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop) . V 7 IT'S HOMER1. 1 OH- 1 THOUGHT 7 7 , TOLD HIM TO COME. J S IT WA? - HELLO . GLATJVS '. HI , iWy' V EARLV. OH, I'M SOgctjw L WOMEO J AND ,NHO, MAW S WANK ''HE'S THE BloY HE'S AnvOU MEAN AGUSTaN7 DON'T BE FUNNVl Z&OOO GBICF1. t " VSUBPRIIE J J GREAT 3 IN LOVE'.-AND I GLADYS IS JUST If. HOPE AOOSTA , 1 FOR AGU3TA J POET AND HE'S COMING HEPE POMANCING. " DOESN'T GET 1 AT THIC, J THEVPE IN TO-NIGHT? SAY, L TAKE OFF I HERE BErOP.E C S PARTY y LOVE WITH MAYBE I'LL BE VOOR COAT S HOMER tOC3 A jAOOTHEWEJ(CES3 lCAOE "py Page Seven - i - -ri innmri "i".. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS i FR RENT 5-rm. minx, house across MOREMEN'S SCHOOL of Beauty Cul-" Irom highway shops, , 16. Phono turo Is recommended by shop owri- Main 639. , . 5-3-4-tp. " el's for Us thoroughness In training. I .....'. - - . .... Spring classes now forming. For 'wm3 , u ..., , . information call or write-22 West ' r?M; ? on W ? St-. Walla Walla, Wn. $ j land. Adults. Main 299. 6-2-3 tp. ! i-lg-i nty ! SMALL, FTJRN. HOUSE, 2122 Adams. FOB BUILDING and shop work call j Call 324 W. 6-2-3 t. M 960. . Pete Bousquet.. 4-4-1 mp FOB BENT Mod. 5-rm. furn. house; DO WELL BROS. OLEANT-OT-We will . garden, fruit, garage, $15. 1904 V lean UP yw Bahe8-' PIre, etc. Ave. Ph. 373 W. 5-2-t f. phonB 323-J. 3-8-t I. jiaIse. MOVE, repair and rebuild FOB RENT Apt. Ph. 481 W. .4-30-3 1 noxSe., FOR RENT Halt or duplex house, furnlBhed and heated. Oarage, 1104 ' M Avo. . 4-30-3 t. SADDLE HORSES for rent by the day ,' or hour. 002 1st, Gor. I Ave. " i , . 4-3O-0 tp. 6-RM. FURN. HottSE. Adults. Garage. Ph. 45B J. Fannie Alllnson. ' j 4-22-t'J. FOR RENT Modern fl-rm. furn. , . house. Inaulro 2115 Pine. 4-12-t f. FURN. HOUSES AND APTS. With ,1-aths, cloau, quiet, lowest rent. . Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 4-2-1 m. FOR RENT SBfely deposit boxes. La j. ; Grande Investment Co. 3-12-1 m. FOR RENT House and Apts, La j- ;Grande Investment Co. 3-12-1 m. MODERN ROOMS Comfortable steam 1 1 heated rooms $3 per week and up. i Hot nnd cold water. Closo In. Plena- iant surroundings. 1002 Scoond St., 2 blocks west Montgomery Ward 'on Washington St. , 4-ll-12tp FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JBy Clossei- i One on TAKE TUEIP HIHD LEGS AMD . POLL HEW OP IKI TUG AIR ... DO THIS A LOT of TIMES SO Hlg DOS kl-JOKWS VJHAT IfeU EXPECT OP HINA-..TAP HIS FEET GDMTLy VNrtw TUS STICK ...IF HG CA'JSS IM STCAkSHTetJ HIM UP .1 . (TEACH A DOS VJELL,THATS )( TtoVAUK OU ( SO.-1 KMOW HIS PROMT J) 1TSA HABD LSsa? AW, ' c 10 QUlTbO. J 10 A dos, BUT .' li.DDw :.' jL. WJusr r k , : 1 it1 V'tsee ! it's just Liiiif one ) f vell,aleck...1 , A -'OF US L6ASMIUS lb STAUD OM L " SEtsWJ IP ' !5? OOB HAWDS...IT TAkBS A A OOQ CAM ecirtA B6 ' L, LOW3 TiuiS.UUTlL vwe . 7 SMART !' (l CAUT - , TO DO ) 'p - Hank Learns the Truth ! EASTERN ORECJON School of Music violin, piano voice. Credit. I. O'. O. F. temple. 447-J. 0-6-1 m MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the" Prudential Ins. Co., and can make city loans at attrac tive rates of Interest, Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance. loans and. bonds. 8-1-i m. LA QHArtLlB MATTRKSd and Uphol eterlr.g and Rug Cleaning Workjs. Ph. 424-WV Cbas. Edwitrds Prop, v ia-l-i m. . Smart FUb The nuid-ffsb found In South Af rlcn I little concerned When' tft river In which tt mnkes Its hrtnte dries np. (t nrrntigeS Itself tom fortnbly In n bed of imiil where It sleeps until the river-chniinels nre ngnln lllled with water. . ja '" ' Placid Land ' i-' Iceland has Imd three nutnlors In iV) yenrs. They know how to Ueefi;: eor.l there. . Aleck! ' VLL WEED, 7b DcS THIS THICV4, IS A LlTTt-E STICVS AMD A LOT OF PATIEMCt5....FOX TEBQlEas -LEARM- TUl? RGTrcC THAU MOST DOGS.... BUT i jowbo is swAar....ALt, BISHT. JUMSO , gy AUO By US I4.NOWS , 6M0U6H To keep His less ' ' up... jumbo leabus iwese 1T3ICKS QUICKLY 'CAUSE MBS EXTBA SMART... IP TWEy Oo IT .FOB ypu, SiyE". 'EM A P1ECS OF SOMSTHthlS SvtJEET, BUT HT UHTIL ' By Cowan