Friday, June 24, 1932
: Chats With
Parents
TJIB "wmci'ir MOMKnt
lly A I loo J nelson I'ciUe
Mr. Jones, a visiting mother, hue
choson to spend the morning in class
8A. Billy, tho class show-off, imme
diately begins to mnke funny faces
in order to attract attention.
The teacher Is distressed. What
will Mrs. Jones think of her dis
cipline? What report will Bhe take
back to the principal? She can
not take time to explain Billy's
Specialized Service
Siici'iliiineters, Fuel Pumps, Mag
netos, tlcnorutors, Ktcrtcrs
null Igniters. .
Ilcl))NA1,I .ELECTRIC CO.
l'hnne Main 1M U'lk Aihnns
Announcing...
THE RE-OPENING
of the
Shake - Switch
Shop
Featuring
Ice Cream -Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry,
rci 4uarr. ,.
i Malted Milks, 'Milk Shakes
and Sandwiches
Special For Sunday and Monday
Sherbet,
Per Quart
1 ' I
IpJBLE THEY L AST! '
BUY NOW . . . This oSf er is limited . . . While
our stock lasts we are selling Firestone
extra 'value tires at tax-free prices . . .
When these are gone prices will go up!
Don't Delay . . . BUY NOW AND SAVE
Tir$tonc
COURIER TYPE
- 1 SPK)1I
tltt Cllh Prlca 0f)M T(0 Cnh Prlt
- Pllf t.f.1 P"
4.40-21.... $3.10 $3.10 85.90
t.50-21... 3.5 5 3.55 6.98
4.75-19... 3.98 3.9H LbS 1
30x3HCl 2.119 5-75
Fircstonc do not manufacture tire
under special brand names for mail
order houses and others to distrib
ute. Special Brand Tires are made
without the manufacturer's name.
They arc sold without his guarantee
or rcsponsibily for service. Even
Firestone tire bears the Firestone
name and the quality excels that ot
special brand mail order tires sold
at the same prices.
Listen to the "VOICB OF FIKKSTONE" every Monday Night "er N. B. C. National Network
Pearfcitts Flrestosa
Service ,
Adams at 4th
problem, nor why her' only course is
to lenoro him. Bhe is beset bvtho
fear of bclng humllisted.'oTappr
professionally Inadequate 1 1TO,r!"
throar"111: th dren sense
and S i ,''". volce ma.
ana they begin to react to It. Thev
of '?r "r'-mty. Current.
nL .? tui"tion nd mischief appear
and finally disorder is In lull swing
known "fn'.1"08,' a""lt moments
known to a toacher la when u visi.
lor enters her class and a prob
em ei.uu t0 mlsbenavne Pr
Jhouid Ignore him, but how hard
It 16 tO fin Mi la tulms. .... .1.1.
""!"8- IB by who may construe her
...... niuMiess or confusion; .
In much tim n,.iA . ,, .
mother when nor child misbehaves
7 """"' " .reqmrcs a real
freedom lrom fnl .irt
m1iUr.0- matcri"l attitude to be
. " : """' " o thought of
what at the moment Is best for the
child to ignore, to reason, or
bravely go through with what may
scene, only according to 1
the child's needs and not with any I
-ubi. i ugmc one is cut-
tliig before an oudlence.
And it Is Just in this tiint tho
average teacher and tho averago
.25c
10c
1 1
20c
fireseone
SENTINEL TYPE
0w Smiii om
Slit Cih fik B'm CiU. Pfkt
... rtvs
t.tO-21 S.5 S3.59 .
t.50-21 3.95 3.95 7.
4.75-19 4.63 4.63 .00
3.00-19 4.8S 4.85 9.44
5.2S-21 f.W 5.9B 11.64
I Othrr Sir PrtiporitoiMfrly Ijbw
parent fait Tor short of the mark.
It is probably tho acid test of real
fitness for the task of dealing with
tho young. , -
Belgium Taking
Huge Inventory
BRUSSELS (P) Belgium 1b going to
tako Inventory.
A government comlmtttco has been
appointed to establish approximate
worth of the country's roads, rail
ways, public buildings, lands, for
ests, museums and what 'not.
It will take two years to conclude
tho inventory, which is expected to
reveul assets approximating $1,000,
000.000. For Instance, a nrellmlnarv valua
tion of Belgium's 117.600 miles of
roads, lined with 800,000 trees, totals
SCO. 000. 000.
The nation owns 2200 public build
ings, 100.000 acres of forests and 22,
300 acres of vacant laud.
Kreuger's Loving
CupGilded Tin
STOCKHOLM (If) Matching the
rest of his incredible career, a golden
loving cup presented to Ivar Krouger
on his 50th birthday has been dis
covered to be only glided tin.
None of the master swindler's flats
or villas reflect any luxury, only
modest comfort.
Kreuger's only extravagance ap
pears to have been fast cars and mo
tor boats. O.ic of his boats, which
cost him $5000, sold for $700.
Everett Marshall
Defeats Ted Thye
VANCOUVER, B. 0., Juno 23 (!)
Everett Marshall, 218, La Junta, Colo.,
took the only foil of a wrestling
match to defeat Ted Thye, 107, Port
land, hero tonight. Ho won tho fall
with a body press In the fourth
round.
BUY cane sugar
!refinedinU.S.A.
Help home Industry
ICE
Dependable and Convenient
if Prompt Delivery
Young's Ice Co.
Phone Mi'.ln 804 1108 Jeff. Ave.
rcstonc
OLDFIELD TYP "
i i, i
mt ep.k. MM
r-j, orsef lift .
rm e "
4.40-21 S4.79 fl.79 CV.30
4.50-20 f.ii 5.35 I0.3S
4.5U-21 S.43 5.4.1 10.S4
4.75-19 .3J 6.33 II. JS
4.75-20 6.43 6.4.1 1Z.48
5.00-19 6.6S 6.65 11.90
5.00-21 6.96 6.96 1 3.S4
5.25-21 .1S 8.15 IS.
5.50-19 8.4S 8.48 16.4
6.00-19 IO.S 10.ll.- 21.04
6.00-20 1Q.9S IQ.'W 11.24
Olhrr Site fropmliartairty tmvr
Phone Main 500
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
In the semi-final, Dr. Lew Han.
230. Omaha, and Bob Kruse, 198
Portland, went four rounds to g draw, '
with each taking one fall. '
Basketball Changes
Accepted by Group
NEW YORK, June 24 ' KP1 The
executive committee of the Joint'
basketball rules committee has do-!
cided to adhere to the changes model
In tho basketball rules mode at the
annual meotlug . last April, The two
disputed points, the ten-second rule
and the curb on the so-called "block
pivot play" will be incorporated In
the basketball code for the 1032-33
season. i
Mt Glen Personals.
Ily Mm. E. It. WIlltlllK ' I
(Observer Correspondent) . 1
Ml'. OW (Special) The annual
school meeting was held Monday. Del
MfcCoy was elected dirootor to suo
ceed Ernest Snider, Mrs. Ella Waits
was reeloctod clerk. I
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Stoddard '
entertained the local members ol the
h. D. S. church at a very enjoyable
bonfire party Wednesday at tholr.
summer home, with 60 people attend-
Daily Cross
ACROSS
1 Place at
Intervals
Venture
10 Kiitangles
14. Punct nation
murk
16 Pitcher
16. Lamb's
pseudonym
11 AlTelited
Is. Pace
19 U. S. ccneral
In ihe Mex
lean and tht
Civil Wars
20. Said acnih 01
in dilTersnt
. wolds
22. One who runs
away to be
married
tt. More pallid
24. Old compara
tive form ol
ere
25 Down:
prefix
28. exclamation
to call at
tention 28 Appear
29 llesirlct
31 Stupid person
33 Fln'llns fault
37 Rodents
39 Name: French
40 An Israelite
ludce
Solution of Yesterday's Punls
ELATEDrENAM"ToR
RESALE fNOVENA
overpoJani mal
ilA U SIR ETC EG AT E.
A6 A I NjgSi ROGER
COM BINE PPNIE AlRj
APARlwE ARgjAM
SAL I N E H R I PENS
P-RATE5! EC ARTE
ISlTlMElElTlH
&4. HltlOI
6G. Put nsltte ln
Utfllnltely fiS Stll.lfl HIKl
Jnlsts col ICC
lively 61. MeilMfTrnfirnn
milllnc vffseJ
62. United iiliit-
form
63 Frenh-water
portiolFO
64. Cuplil
65. Finlfln pit
CO Cnncernlns
67. KiiriiinhPS
vrllh a crew
r.s Slftn
B9 f'nnrur
41. Presentiment
46 Ureek letter
47 Kind of fruit
4 Clofe
50 And! Latin
51 By
53 European food
Hah
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In
30 t
S33 "HSf'
151
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STOPVMAl COCHRAN
(READ THE STORY. THEN
nTHE
little cardboard home
burned fast. "I Wonder how
long tills will last," snld Coppy.
"Maybe wc should help the dops
put out the blnje
"I'd like to squirt their little
hose. I'd save that strange house.
Boodncss knows. But I gitcsn
they should do It. They've been
trained for days and days."
"You're right," said Seonty.
"Let them do the firemen's work.
Instead of you. The house will
crumble shortly It Is getting
weak right now
"You know that cardboard
isn't strong. That's why It's
burning right along The trainer
likes his dogs' work, so he
shouldn't start a row "
...
'TPHE dogs kept water shooting
out of all the hoses With
out doubt, they seemed nlmoul
like humans. Soon the raging
fire was low
Then, with an ttx. one little
hound spread final embers nil
around. The fire was under fine
control and It made quite show
Just- then llltle cirrus miss
said to the band of Tinles. "This
int. The evening was spent playing
games, singing community songs and
visiting. Refreshments were served
oy me noatess, assisted by the worn,
en of the nelshborhood.
E. D. Whiting spent Wednesday In
AKiuivr w ousmesB.
Miss Delia Snider Is spending the
summer here with her parents. She
will return to the Willamette valley
In time for school opening as she
teaches a grade school uear Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Struck: and
daughter, of La Grande. Mt. nnH
Mrs. Floyd Berry, and boii. Bobby, of
uy i-tw we're among tne guests at
tuu nurvey aerry nome Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William, Davles and
oaugnter, Lavern. of Blackfoot, Ida.,
are sncudluir the summer with Mm
Davles' dauuhter. Mrs. R. 8. Allen.
They may locate In the Orando Rondo
valley.
Sheldon Price, of La Grande, was
a business visitor in the community
Monday,
Joseph Baugg has returned homo
niter having spent some time In Suit
xjase uuy attending tne M. J. A. gen
eral conference and visiting relatives.
Ho accompanied the Union stako
ooara members on this trip,
Contract bridge Is a gamo for mor
oub, a learned doctor tells ub. That's
all wrong. He should ask somo of
mo wives who play with tholr nus
bonds.
- Word Puzzle
It. liOpalded
18. Wary .
18. Borough In
Punnsylvnritii
IS. Guide the helm
19. Gum resin
11. Flib muc
22. Scnndlnavlno
navlgnior
14. Act of rotting
rid of
U. Musical
initrumcnt
t7, Ulnclal rldtioB
SO. Floor, wall or
root coverinit
J2. Stitlk
34. Little Child
334 Short lot lor
36. Small atlMKlni
limeot
(K. Chi' whlnheti
Vi. Kind of frull
13. Noi ohe
44. UanMuettnR
room In 4
Horn mi house
46. FniKmnt oint
ment of the
ancients
49. Uolntt horse
buck 61. Home ol ihe
. orl
52 MuRlrnl Idra
63 IHnnei tjtiL'Ht
hi KukIIsIi scltool
iS AiirilArt
Gfl Ntimher
60 Pnrlnl
C2. Not brlRht
lio. Thus
G6 C'nolfd invnt
IlnwnMnn
RlElNlTlElPl
DOWN
Murk rf a
wuiind
Polni of (he
enrth' nxl
UflDlnn
Short suriiMce
Type hiciiuro
Deitdlns
Overpowered
with solemn
wonder
Corded rubric
Syllnhle of
herlintion
Lenrn tiy
liiiiri
PICTUDES KING-'
COLOR THE PICTURE)
Is your chanco to get lots of
laughs. Come on, lads, follow
me
"We have trnined monkeys
with thin show You'll be sur
prised at what they know They
act upon tile trapeze and nro
clever as can be "
-JII. tl
Tin
that sounds great." one
y aald "We'll follow
you Just go ahead " And. In
about a minute all the Inds were
langhlng loud
The way the monkeys swung
through air at times gave Duncy
quite a scare "Thoso tricks ore
wonderful." nald he "No won
der they feel proud ''
And then one monkey swung
up high Hold flcouty. "Look!
He's going lo try to catch Ihe
other by his feet 1 hope ho
doesn't miss " The Tlnles
watched the stunt In awe Com
plete success was what they saw
Wee Windy shouted. "Thnt was
great I sure like things tlko
this"
(Copyright, mt. NBA Service,
(The Tlnlen ride a hippo In Ilia
next story.)
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TUB MAIIKKT PLACB OP UfclON A WAI.LOWA COUNTIES
(Count live average words
to Iho lino.)
Per line, 1st Insertion. ..10c
Per line, each added consoo-
utlvo Insertion ... 7c
Minimum charge on one
order ......................a5o
WANTED
WANTED Will pny cosh for used
, cook stove. Call M 1710. a-Sii-2 t,)
WANTED Man aua wife want ranch
work. References. Writs Cnro A. O.
Bunton, Rt. 1. 0-22-3 tp.
MIGHT PURCHASE First mtBO. on
valley fttrm bearing 7 Int. Aug. 1.,
Submit dotttlls. Bort OAkninn. am
David Stott Bltlg., Detroit, Mich.
8-18-1 mp.
WILL BUY 80 ora Datterles. Will pay whnt have you? If you need a
according to their condition. New " plnuo wu enn make a deal of flomo
batteries aa low as 8.95. Automo- kind. Onll a6B-W. 6-aa-3 tp
tlve Electrlo Co., 1438 Adams. Phone
M62- ';Mm MISCELLANEOUS
t?f Tf CT A f p PORTLAND CAPE Meols at All
V JIV OlliU Hours. 25o to 36c. Coffee and des-
. ' sert Included, 313 Depot 8t.
FIREWORKS WHIZI BANG! Fresh 6-18-1 m.
stock nt Joe's Joint down by the . . .'
auto enmpri.
8-13-1 m.
FC. SALE Registered Clu?rr.aey bull,
blue ribbon winner. Ph. 424-J.
Writs P. O. Box 220, La Qrnndc.
0-24-3 tp
PIANO AT CLOSE-OUT PRICE, $4D.
Etwy terms. Ailler's Musio Co. Ph.
Main 800. 0-24-4 t
FOR SALE 1020 Chev. coupo. Ex
cellent condition. Cull 600 J.
6-23-3 tp.
10 ACRES, FRUIT, vegetables, straw
berries, free irrigation, crop in-1
eluded, (300.00 will handle. Box 0. 1
c-o Observer. 0-23-3 tp '
. i
FOR SALE Buff Orpington rryers1
until July 3d, 220-J. 0-23-2 t.
FOR SALE Deering combine harvest
er. 0 ft. cut, ready to go to work,
100. Ph. Gllw Vim Houson, Union,
Ore.,, or Lovy Dairy ranch. 0-23-3 t.';
FOR SALE '20 Whtppot sedan in I
good condition, run only 14,000 ;
miles. Trunk In reitr. Cheap. Would ,
consider trading for Into model ,
light coupe. Call 2212 Cedar St. I
0-18-0 tp
FOR SALE OR TRADft 3 A. with lm-
provements. Farmers 3X2. G-17-t f.
FOR SALE OR RENT 6-rm. mod.'
house at 1100 II Avo.. 916 mo. Ph.
407 J or 322 W. 0-14-t fj
.
OUR HOME FOR SALE. Cheap, 318-J
or leoi om m. o-io-t r..
FOR SALE Fordson trnctor, A-l con-
dltlon; 2 pianos, or will trade, what. '
have you? Frank Clcsvlngcr 211 ,i
Dopot St. e-3-t f.''
GOOD WOOD. CHEAP. Will trade for i
somo furnituro. Ph. 802 U or Coll
at 2000 N. Spruco St. .., 0-1-4 t. '
JUST RECEIVED lovely "Fashion
Frock" models. Lowest pricos. Ph. t'
802 U or call at 2000 N Spruce St,
0-1-4 t,i
QOOD WOpD, any kind, any length,.
Price reasonable. Ph. 006 w, Leo
Stark, S-26-t f.
FOR RENT
6-HM. FURN. HOUSE at Perry. Inq.
L. W. Weeks. La Grande. 6-34-3 tp.
FOR RENT Piano. Chonp. Call M 30.
0-24-2 t.
0-RM. FURN. HOUSE at 1805 3rd.
Gnrage. Call 220-J. 0-23-3 tp
6-RM. FURN. HOUSE,
at 2003 East Wash.
garage. Call
6-23-2 t.
FOR RENT Modern 6 room homo,
excellent location. 1010 Oak street.
Chas. H. Reynolds. 0-22-t f.
FOR RENT 4-rm. furn. house. Inq.
2115 Pino. 6-22-6 t.
FOR RENT 6-rm. house at 606 -4th
St. Completely redecorated, furn.
or unfurnished. Garage. Inquire
1202 M Avo. Phone 422-J. 0-22-t f.
FOR RENT Nicely lurnlshed room in
private homo, with or without
meals. Mrs. Flniay. Phone Main 607.
0-0-t f.
TIIK NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pou)
; OH, THAT WAS IT!
f UM. I'LL JU"3T TAVC ( THIS VM1LL. BE A BUT THE ONLV "
. I THCSE DOOR-KNOBS S1MPLC JOB TO CLEAW I ' PEOPLE WHO
-v-ntfStol ALONG AND DEVELOP UP-THE THIEF KNEW KNEW ABOUT "
tf-S ?Tl TME5E riNGEOPRINTS YOU HAD THCSC THEM WERE THE '
ythhl'A V J PEAPL5 AND ff MAILMAN, INEZ
W'iKJ r r-T- T T EXACTLY WHEWE. ROf.CH,NEXT
-AMD WEY'tJC VCAH? WELL, HOW 1 f
ALL UOOD rRlEUD? J DO VOU EXPLWN I WHY, THERE WASN'T 1
or OURS, SO J THt FACT THAT ANYTHING ELSE IN
-THAT'S OUT - THE THIEVE? V THE HOUSE NOBTH
X jrOOK NOTHING y vgjr;ALINQ
i
RATES BY MONTH
3 lines, per month ......... .S3. 50
S linos, per month .........3.a3
4 Hues, per month .... (4.00
II lines, per month 14.7s
Eocli additional line over five
charged at too per line per month.
MOD. PUUN. APTS., summer rates.
1101 O Avo. Ph. 804 W. . B-31-0 tp
FOR RENT purn. Apts. and unfurn
ished liouso, 1311 O Ave.
5-23-1 mu.
FOR RENT Strlotly modern a
room furnlBhod duplex, In best
residential district, Allen Duplex,
1007 4th. Main 643. S-31-lm
FOR TRADE
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We W1U
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phono 323-J. 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREUON Scnool of Music
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
P. temple. 447-J. 0-8-1 m
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Dy Bloater
DrjTrjKMlJN iliD! .
f IF Vou WAhJT
. ACL rtlGHT. .
OSSIE...I MkSHt
WAK1T NbU TO
so with us to
twe comstable
WE JOB.
ArJYTHIMS,
JUST CALL
UP1
"I
V J
SMELL, PlTMARS HAVE -. V NO, JUST A MIMUTE.i. DONT
FtxSbLB-VNE SAVJ IER...ArJ' iSET So EXCITED-. IP HE
VNHAT DO"bu THIWIt THEY . ' )slvS P0 UP,1H6ea' JGT'
DD THEY PUT US OFF i' S " ihinq wcw oo- wb,,
THEIR PLACE MR DlTWAR, fVtaJHl.Wff;!! 'Wi'fl
SAID HE WOOLDU'T SW.
HER UP, SOl VWAMfVOp,
mmmm
VJJHV COOLDWT )SAY! VJS WOULDN'T
NNE'SUE HIM, WAVE A GVOST OF A
POP'S POODLE SHCM ASAlMST A AflArJ
J HE HAS..-FOR66T
WE, BY Ajj. jj
(. ) mJ I Y. eEO. U. S, PATVoTrJItaJ
v ll isll S no t3 tnnvicCTirffi
Page Seven
LA QHAND1! UATTRMS and Uphol
stering and Ruf Cleaning Work.
Ph. 424-W. Cbaa. Edwards Propi
' ia-1-l'm.
JIL I J. Ll-.l IJJ . .U.L L .
AUTOMOBILES
1030 Ford TUdor SeUon. . V
1020 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1020 Chevrolet Oonoh.
1030 Chevrolet Coach. ;
1027 Chevrolet Sedan.
ID28 Chevrolet Cab. Coupo,
1030 Chevrolet Pickup. '
1031 Chevrolet Sedan (New). Priced
low.
All cars ore specially priced and
reconditioned. SEE US FIRST. .1
LARISON -FREES.
8-2S-8 t.
Bees Stop Fleet
Of Ocean Vessels
STETTIN, Germany UPi Bees
stopped a fleet of ships from passing
through the big railway drawbridge
hore. . An attendant found the lover
clogged with a hugo swarm which
would not lot him approach. . '
Half a dozen stenmors were hoot
ln desperately; skippers cursed;
longshoremen shoutod adVlco-oll
without avail. . ..
Professional i
Directory ;'
Hospitals
DR. LEB B. BODVt '
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
trd noor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 10.
Mm
THfe
FOBSET IT huh::
111
MoT me.'.' I'M
SOhlUA SO AM'
SEE COrJStASLE
EARLY MYSELF..
I'LL SHOW
'EfAl!
By Cowan
ii :
DID Vfcu SET ).rJb! BUT
P0O6LG' BACkt. V I VILU(
FRECKLES?. 'J THERE'S
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