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Newspaper Page TextLA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pare Fiv4 . Wednesday;, Aiigust 31, 1932 LEAP YEAR BRIDE ny LAlHIA I.OU IUIOOKMAN . . - (Copyright 1033) (By NBA Service Inc.) IIKGIN HtHK TODAY cherry Dixon. 19 unci pretty, falls In love with Dan Phillips, nowspspor reporter whom her wealthy, aristocratic parents - have forbidden her to see. When Cherry learns Dan's telephone messages', havo been, kept from her she steals out of the house to meet him. Her. father discovers this and threatens to send her to California. Cherry defies him and he orders her to leave. She goes to Dan, tells him what has happened and asks him to marry her. The ceremony Is per formed that night by a Justice of peace. ' . ,' Cherry looks, for an apartment but is discouraged to find them so expensive. Dan works late one night on a tip that Tony Toscalli, gangland chief, Is . coming to Wellington. Cherry unconscious ly gives this news tip to a re porter -on the rival newspaper. Dan arrives at midnight, learns what she has done and Is angry. He tells Cherry he could be fired tot such a thing. Next evening when she meets him he Intimates i ho has lost his Job, 8 NOW GO ON WITH THE STOItY CHAPTER XVI t Dan's eyes met the girl's. They were smoldering and resentful. "It's what you think," ho went on. "Bates . Is soro aB tho devil about that Tos calli business. Did you see the Sen tinel?" , . ',j , "But, Dan. you're not 1" f. "Fired? Well, not quite. One Snore, chance, Bates said. Oh, he paid plenty more besides! Remind - . f d me that I fell down on the Inez fclallory story. Reminded me of Everything else that's gone wrong In . ,the last six months. And here I tows counting on a raise!" "But It wasn't your fault." i "Yeah? Try and tell that to Hl lam J. Bates 1 If you haven't seen . (the Sentinel you don't know the svorst. They carried a story that -froscBlll was here last night. . With ,he Chief waiting to arrest him at ...the station Tony 1b supposed to iiave breezed In In a high-powered Roadster, had dinner at a restau rant, called on a couple of friends 3iml then beat it. Or so the Sentl- tiel says. It's one of those vague - stories. No one quoted directly fend nothing you can pin down to -facts, but is the Chief sore! And - Is Bates burning up!" i Cherry's face had gone white. She : ftaid.i ."It wasn't your fault. Dan. - (You know that. It's because of what 1 told Garth Hendricks " -1 "There's no use saying that and - - Shore's no use even thinking it. (You've- no proof - -Hendricks spilled the tip. Anyhow the thing's done : -"and that's all there Is to it." . fc "I could tell Mr. Bates It was my Tault." L Phillips looked his horror. "For : ILord sako, no!" he exclaimed. "Then would bo out of a lob! I've told !yu. Cherry, the only thing to do is forget the whole matter. I'll have to - .watch my step for a while. Of course . -it isn't very pleasant to take a bawl- . ng out into tne one i just got espe : clally after working holf tho night." ' "It's not right, Dan. It isn't fair." Dan laughed ruefully. "Neither Bra a lot of other things that hap pen out tneres nooning uuyuuuy wan pa about them.- Well what say we -. atr!" fis&stata.':.-;.t. t. e - . - They wolked down the street In silence. The crowd3 of office work ers hurrying to . board cars and ly, stepping forward. "What ptetty busses hod thinned. It was a curtolns and a window seat. I spring evening as fresh and Invlg- like thatl" , orating as any of the season but ' It was a comfortable looking for Don and Cherry the maglo was room. A low couch piled' with pll lost. Both were preoccupied. lows stood against one woll. There i,' , were three large easy chairs, plain Presently Dan remembered some- ly showing their ago. Several small thing. "Dixie Shannon tried to call tables and an upholstered footstool, you this morning," he said.- "Told The gate-leg table near the window mo that If you haven't found a place had the leaves lowered and was to live she knows of an apartment covered with a piece of Chinese we could get. It's In the building embroidery. In the center of the where Dixie lives. People leaving town north wall a colorful square of want to sublease. Dixie s.ld she'd woven woolen stuff had been pinned, go out with you to look at It If you Several black and whit drawings and wont her to." two smaller ones in oil decorated tho "Oh, I would llko thatl I've had other walls, such a time all day. Everything "Clarice and Johnny hunted around I've seen is ugly and dark and they auctions and second-hand places for charge so much I Where Is the most of this furniture." Dixie ex apartment?" plained. "Some of the things John "Somewhere around Kensington ny made. - That couch and tho book Circle I think. Dixie says she likes shelves. He made those. The kltch the place," eh's over here " "When can she go with me?" ' "You might call her tonight and The kitchen, such as it was, was find out. Her name's in the phone behind a door Dlxlo pulled open, book. Tell vou what let's rto. kid. Originally It had been nothing more After dinner suppose we go on a than a large clothes closet. There regular spree and see a movie, was a two-burner gas stovo with an Would you like that?" oven, an Ice chest and miniature Cherry would like anything at all sink, two rows of shelves bordered that suited Dan. She was feeling with scalloped oil cloth and piled repentant. She told him nothing with dishes and cooking utensils, would please her so much that evo- There was no window and no light nlng as to see a movie. ' except that from an electric drop At 12 o'clock next day Cherry met lamp.. . Dixie Shannon at a Twelfth street There was a bathroom that also drug store. They had sandwiches had been designed for some other and malted milks, sitting on high purpose. Its old-fashioned white stools before tho marble-topped tub was nothing like the shining counter. Dixie was wearing a green rose and silver bath of the dress hat again not tho one she had Ing room that-had been Cherry s In worn the night of the wedding but her fathers home. Checked blue a tiny green straw with a short linoleum covered tho floor instead scarlet feather tucked Into the of handsome black and gray tlo. crown. The hat was tipped at an' "Where's the bedroom?" Cherry niit.rncTf.mia nnnln Tr. wna inn rtriehr. asked. and yet somehow It suited Dixie. i "Oh, thcro Isn't any. You seo the "Like the bonnet?" she demand- Couch folds open. With that chest ed olmost as soon as their first of drawers and this closet you have greetings were over. "Three ninety- plenty of room for clothes. None eight in Daily's basement It you're of the apartments In this house Interested." nave oeqroonw. , n(ln almnm. rilrl hav linnnlns nt. It! WOUld bO tt nOW WSV Of living bargain counters and was perfectly but the big room with tho window frank about It. Soat and homo-Uke furnishings had "It's very becoming," Cherry said, won unerry s nenrt. . . I'd never dream It cost so little." "This Is the nicest place I vc "They had some others. You can seon," she said. If Dan likes it get one If you want to. I won't and It's not too expensive i a niu mind." She Interrupted herself to to live here." remind the soda fountain clerk "That's grand!" Dixie declared, that she liked plenty of cinnamon "I'm on the next floor. It s cooler tlnued, "Just came from a preview have only one flight of stairs to at the Capitol. Ronald colman s enmo. vvaui io tumo u1t -.. Ah. Id Ua a ll.nurl 1,1 V nlnPP?" They're going to show It next week They left Mr. Bergman to lock and, my dear, wait till you see it! up tho apartment and Cherry fol- I'll get you passes" lowed Dixie to Inspect her tiny tmi-,- ..v.ui,ri nn ftVio third floor Quarters. talked of motion pictures, of the From there Cherry telephoned to office, of a party she had attended Clarice Clark. It -developed that the night before. Cherry thought the apartment rented for 50 a t nivio inonth. However, as Dixie had pre- cven though her chatter might dieted, tho Clerks did not want to grow monotonous. She was so pay storage on their furniture. They friendly and obviously sincere, were anxious to get away at once. Already Dixie was calling Cherry by Clarice Clark- said that If Cherry her first name and expected unerry " -" to do the same. mediately they could have It fur ..a, .. ...... 'TMvia "Uhpri for S50 a month.- began suddenly. "You can'get It at - "I'll talk to my husband and let a bargain I'm sure. It belongs to you know this afternoon, Cherry Clarice does advertising and John- x She decided to go with Dixie to ny's an artist. A while ago he the News office and there consult won a scholarship In Boston. They Dan. The two girls boarded a car didn't think they could afford to and rode down town. They were take It but now Clarice has been walking toward the newspaper office offered a Job and they're terribly when the other girl put her hand anxious to go. iney nave me nnnrtment on a two-year ' lease. If ."Here's - somebody you r Ir iir,r,lrilalir.ri t.llPV'Il knOW." ShO SOld. 1 he I hnvn to store their things. I was ment she was saying to a young thinking that if you want to you man who liad stepped out 01 a ...-.. n Tin. ninm hutldlne lust ' ahead of them, ' Oh, i'.i"."'" 5.. .1 ,r Mox. .. vou met cherry Phil ill. I think Clarice' would be glod Hps? She's Don's wife, you know to. let you iovo It. .because It. .would Tills placo will (ooit be bereft of two interesting patients, W. T. Miles, of Union, and Lee Owsley, of La Grande, who will leave in a few days for their respective horneti. Those two men have entertained each other and their fellow patients with many a stirring tale of early days not only In Oregon but even In Civil war times. Their places as entertainers will bo hard to fill. Mrs. Miles Edghlll Is making a good rocovery from her recent major opera tion.. When she leaves the hospital which will be a little time yet. she will stay. for a while In La Grande before- returning to her home In Ba ker. Mrs. Edghlll has many friends In both places where she has fre quently appeared In musical events. Dr. Phy and his pilot. Art Walters, of Baker, flew to Walla Walla on Monday where Dr. Phy acted as a poll bearer at Dud Rankin's funeral. Airs, uraut wuuw, wen wiuwh mi day for medical care. I There is seldom a time mat tne educators of this part of the west havo not at least two op more repre sentatives at the sanatorium. Just now they are Miss Helen Zimmerman, of the public school staff In Seattle, who Is resting and taking baths, as a port of her vacation, and Miss Flor ence JohnBon, teacher of dramatics at Monmouth State normal, who is tak ing treatment. 14 FARM STRIKE, MEMBERS INJURED BY SHOTGUN FIRE CLASSIFIED ADS kTIIB MARKET I'LACB Ol ONION A WALLOWA COUNTIEB (Count five average worda i . .to the line.) ' Per line, 1st Insertion...... too Per lino, cacti added consoc- ,. utlvo lnseitlon 7o Minimum charge on one order 25o RATES BY MONTH i lilies, per month ........ ........2. 50 8 linos, por month M..H-..$3.25 4 linos, per month UH.'.....M.00 ft lines, per month (4.76 ' Each additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. MISCELLANEOUS 1 DO WELL BOOB. CUSAlt-UP We clean up your ashes, pspers, Phone 833-J. , S- a will V- i. eta f" FOR SALE CHEAP t in nupor to t tou Inqulro Observer. Portliuicl. 8-31-1 t. . inn the valley, has entered u. "P" i ,, WB8 rlcUng ttt tho picket camp p r , on ai. Two bouts embarked on the sea of life about the same time from this place, last week, Donna Jean, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hosier, of La Grande, and Raymond, baby Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wlntcrton, of Union. One by one the summer wanderers are returning from their vacations. Miss Jessie DeVlnoy, after a month's absence, spent mostly In Wyoming, Is now at her post again. Her place was filled by Miss Clara Fries. Mrs. L. W. Ackley, of Spokano, Wash., Is a new arrival in the hospital. Frank Appling, a resident of La Grande, entered the hospital on Mon- (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Rosa Draper of Peterson was sufforing from back Injuries rccoiyod F&li 8ALBaiocciy storb, restouraut yesterday when a log was reported . . .. , u l l0).ted at Meo- thrown In front of a cor In which cliom. Ore. Inquire K.-J. MoWll- llams, Anjlgnco, La Grande, Ore. .. .. 8-ai-O t. James The nnmo Joinos Is the siimo n Jacob, the Intler being the Hebrew origin, mennlug eupplunter. The Latin form of Jacob Is Jacobus, anil the French Jacques, nnd the Span ish Jacobo, Diego, Jngo, Jaime, all . mean James or the Ucurew jncou. HUCKLEBEttiUES 700 sal. 1811 X. . 8-30-8 tp FOR SALE Chevrolet coupe, good running order, good terms to right party. Inquire at Falk's. B-37-t f. No Such Word - The word Impossible Is not In my dlctlonnry. Napoleon, FOR SALE Light model sedan. Drjvcn only 14,000. miles. Good . condition. Not Junk. Will, tako several cords of wood as part payment. ; Balance cash or terms If desired, luq. WiVA cedar St. 0-18-0 tp. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle PORTLAND CAFE MKALS 250 TO 35c Coffee & Dessert Included Special Half Chicken Fried 40c Try Our Home Made Pastries 213 Depot ' Open All Houra Don't Postpone Those small Jobs your car needs. Drive in and wo will put It in shape. Reasonable Too. Hammack Auto Repair Fir & Jefferson Phone M1049 should The next mo Cherry, this Is Max Poarson.' 5"L ?.u fLu -"r: '"nhVrW nut out. her hand.'' She ffW, r- "" ,"r.l irrniKed here eves tb'mt' the young man's. They were- aarK eyes, very handsome. Something seemed to tigncen aoout It was uncanny urn. isn't at home but" the janitor will let us In." "When can I see it?" Cherry tori a V nr. 117 1 ... I.. a n urn tinion Cherrv's . heart, .f for nn instant she felt a certain pre- mncn ii yuu wu . , . monition of danger. The dark eyes They paid the checks and departed, held here, Tt was a 16-minute ride by street car to Kensington Circle and only i ' ' a block further to the apartment ad-., SS S uress. "(TO BE CONTINUED) The neighborhood was new to Cherry. The buildings , on either side of. the narrow street were old residences that must have been im posing in their day. They were set close together and each house looked almost exactly like the next. Dixie had a key and let them in tn thn entrance hall. She rang and within a few minutes the Janitor shambled up some steps.- ' ' Yes, Miss snan non . x u u w i to see the second floor rear? The dorks' place?" ACROSS l. Fnst 7 1'ut Into euII nblo wonts 13. "Divides InUi two equal - pitr.s . : 14. Tool for cn- lurghm u . hole IB. EIko 16. Component pnrt 18. True ID. Oriental ship captain 21. Snare 2.2. Food llsti 24. Dropsy . 26. Beiim 28. Soul: French 29. Urlstle 30. Kind of rub her 31. Mnrry 32. Novice 34. Pieces out 36. Second small est Eintu: ubbr. 38. Tree of the Philippine Islands 40. Existed 43. Heforo 44. Untangle 45. ICuropenn finch 40. Ancient Irish capital Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle LlAWl&MlAjNpSE A. GAMiEiECllHER OPPOtllT EIP O R K M ARlIjL LNENpRi. OR ATiC OlfclK. OHB EE A RliA a EQ NAliNT R RjT SjLN.KiDJL&.AS ED ACllPARiSiiEA WEla6lMglNlsSE7 43. Commotion: C('l()(. &o. Doleful 51. I'luriil ending fi21 Wild animal 53 S. rntnl for lulei'luin 0 Mnchl BS. Cnrd Kiime (iO. Mail) liodics of fit. 1'rotKirllnnn OOWN 1. Couft 2. Komi:. I pro cess 1 011 ' s Ouich meter 4. Klrsi wtmiuii 6. The Ureelt 0. Hetnian river 7. M:ike. rejitiy 8 I)imt?slle fowl l lloilonia 10. Kxlfl 11. Rant Indian plant 12. Wore away 17. Hindu spirit of evil 20. Colonist . 23. Lurgo ropes 2G. Month of the year , 27. Tibetan ox DO. Koori staple 83. Strlku .-lo- lently aKtihiBt 36. Female eheep U. Hate 37. Hubber HU. liiiHilsh school 41. UrUlKO In Venice ta. invents, as with a yunl Uy , 45. Oporu by Puc cini 47. Si'iinihinvian ineaaiire of ICMKtll 40 A nil or ed nt- IIUll & WrliiliB Muld 54. Took a chair 57 Symbol for ruthenium 59. .Japniiefo measure ' FOR RENT WANTED WANTED filiating utovo, 405 Hem lock. 8-30-3 tp. WANTED School girl WHO wishes to enrn ooiird. nnd room, coll nt 1503 Oak Bt. liny day bsloro a :00 o'clock. , .... 8-30-3 t. WANTED Man. or woman tor sales work. Ph. Main 630, 215ft Fir Bt. 8-27-4 t. EASTERN ORSUOIf B0npOt,Ol UlMC violin, piano, vole. OnxllU. I. O. O. P. tunpta. : . , ; ..-- m LA OliANUE UATTKICBS and OpBol- Urlng ncl Rug cleaning. Wonu..,iv Fb. 424-W. Cha. Edward, Prop.. HIGHWAY FUiNDS WILL CARE) FOR OCT. 1 PAYMENTS .Continued from Page One) tax obtains, there can be no con struction program oven If Wore Is ail tricMasc In tile gasoline tax." lllR Trucks lilt-ill loiyd Scott pointed out that halt of the auto license rcvenub goes to tho cotihtlc? lor accohdaiy rbnds. He de MhvpH in ihiH catincctloh that "rov- ALL OR PART of completely turn. ' emics from tho big trucks aro not i : . . .. ' Tkiintitrh tn nu for tho -wear and ways." '.,': -: Jobs designated to be advortlBed SMALL PURN. HOUSE, 2122 Adams. Phono 324 W. , 8-31-2 t. tor tho Sept. 28 meeting follow: Au- nn rcra-Woodburn, Aurora section: New- ' ' tcrg-McMlnnvllle. Wolf Creek . unit, ", QrcoVc croek lino changes, below Orants Pass, throo timber bridges, i,: Rccdsport-Bcottsburg. two bridges, Llmc-Huntlngton, , grade and line . change wost of Baker, and the Wal- , ,, lula cut-off surfacing.. . . . A tentaUve apportionment of, .fed- j' etol aid emergency highway funds ., was proposed as followst-DIstrlcl 1, ;J northwest Oregon; l,665.000i disti a, sljt Southern Oregon counties, 500,- ., u OCO: tllst,. 3, nine Central Oregon counties, 445,000: dlst. 4, tilne East- ,;B cm Oregon counties; , Tnwiwy. 'It FOR RENT Strlotly modern, 3-rm. fttin. apt. In best rosldehtlal dla ttlct. Allen Duplex, 1607 Fourth Bt. Main 643. 8-30-1 m. UNFURN., MOD., 6-rm. house. Call at I 1708 4th or' 145 W. 8-30-t f. FOR RENT Modern 6 room furn'sh- j cd house, 803 Adams. 8.30-3 tp. a-RM. FURN. APT. Light and water furnished, 1402 6th St. Ph. 342 W, 8-80-a t. OPPORTUNITY! r Men to Join exploration and milt ing expedition, Two years, trans portation, food, lodging, and lib oral remuneration If you qualify. No Investment on your part re quired. Opportunity, for men all occupations. 418 McDowell Btdg., Sca'ttlb, Wash; hikckLes And his Amends ., -Nothing Wasted! By Blosser . FOR RENT 20 A. (4 mile N. of 1s lnnd City, west 3lo of roiul.,. For sale 16 ton of hay, cords wood. 3 hay slips. Aruo Fowler. 8-20-3 tp. Club Auto Laundry We Wash, Polish & Slmonlzo Phono us, we will call for and deliver your car. Fred Warrior 1306 Jefferson 685V AUTO 11UZZ Buzz Your Wood Promptly Any Time ot Day E. Randall 1410 Y Ave. Chrysler Garage Sales tc Service v General Oarage Service Oas, Oil and Accessories Spcclollzcd Lub rication. GOODYEAR'TIRES Campbell & Howell Main 820 For Your . . Special Delivery Packages Call Lockwood Parcel Delivery Motorcycle & Bicycle Repairing Back of Fred's Main Place on Fir 244 . HOT LAKE PERSONALS SSStSS-S8S$3,3 I ny Harriet Mnctlnnald i mhRprver CorreSDondentl I HOT LAKE (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Williom Walloce, former resi dents of La Qrande who have been employed here for tho last nine months, left on Bundoy. They are making a brief trip to Wciscr and I rin ti.cn rnfiirn tn Knenri the winter nixie said that was right. She wi,u nnn Mrs. rav Duncan at introduced the Janitor, whose name Cove was Bergman. Ho sold, "Pleased- pBui spencer, of Denver, who t-meet-yuh" to Cherry and led the i un(.erwent an operation at this place way up tho long flight of stairs to a Bnort tlme ego- i now finishing a the "second floor reor." ' 8uccessful convalescence at the home "This is a nice place." he said as of ncr motneri Mrs. Edith Phy, at he unlocked the door. "Those Clarks Union. have got It fixed up fine." Mrfj. Casper, who has Just returned Tho room they entered was large. f rom hcr month's vacotion, brings Cherry's first Impression was of plellsant; news concerning several tor creamy walls, dark floors and abun- mer mcmbcrs of tho sanatorium dant cheerful colors. There were nougchoij wh0 she visited in Seattle, two windows on the cost through Ameii. sara-n. a well rcmcm- whlch tho mid-day Bun sliono. bcred head nurse ot this place. Is Why, It is nicer- sne nam cuKui- now ilvng in that city doing private nursing, Is well contented thougn still holding a warm place In hcr heart tor Hot Loko. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Kavanoush ore thcro also TvlM-rn Mr. Knvanaueh Is superintend ent at one of tho steam laundries. Their son, Mclvln, Is spending tho summer In Canada but will be with them when school opens this Ian, Two patients were given a chance to rise above their troubles last Bun day when Dr. Phy sent them for a trip In his airplane. John McLean and Homer Marlow were the fortunate in dividuals. This was their first ex nerience in the air and was suffi ciently thrilling to make them forget ror tne time Deing, at icbsv, an uie Ills that belong to the terra flrma. Mrs. H. Bldwcll, formerly of North Powder, but widely known tnrougn- out this valley. Is spending a tew dnva In the hosnltal. Mrs. Norma Wheeler, who Is tak ing a vacation from her work In the women's both house, spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. Leo while her husband. Robert Wheeler, of Pen dleton, and small Bon, Bobby, were having a fishing trip on the Mlnam They'll Look Belter And Feel Belter - - - If they start school with clothes cleaned by the Standard Laundry & Cleaning Co. "Wife Saving Station" Phone Main 56 BEVERAGE SETS.... 10-Plece Crystal Beverage Sets . . . $1.80 Melville's Jesters Snoe Shop , LADIES . . We .region shoes any color to match your shoes. We also dye and shine shots. 1212 Adams La Oronde, Ore. COSSACK COATS In Washable Leather I k sen l. P': i'-,,- vi hiiiii IS P '7 W 7f ; 2o VM l Hp 22 23 U WW2 ff -IB 43 ' Hi!''5 & B35"-'' : Jl " S3 S4 WE SS- - WM MW. T W1 I III WMf. - I I I I I . STRICTLY MODERN, T-rm. house on 0th St. Inquire 1405 N or. phone - 434-J, - 0-UB-t f. FOR TRADE REGISTERED Guernsey bull for hay or grain. Ph. 424 J. 8-27-4 tp. AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOBlLE 4-door sedan. Equipped with Karl-Keen trunk. $100. , ,: PERKINS MOTOR CO. . 4th and Adams. Ph. Main 500 8-30-t f. 1028 G. M. O. lVp ton truck, $276.00. Used Hot Point electric range, $33.50, Carr Furnituro Co. -. ' 8-10-1 m. LOST SMALL BLACK BAG, contains per sonal belongings. Send C. O. D. to Louisa Pardue, Richmond, Mo. Ro- ward. 8-31-2 t. LOST Old satchel bet; La -Grande and Elgin Aug. 26. Contains cloth ing, etc. Howard.- Send C. O. D. to Mrs. M. C. Harrow, Granger, Wash 8-31-1 tp. ST0Py5HALCOCHR)VN . PICTURES 4j0 KIN& m "i Mi or UA sillUi!. ic. J "LKr1" " GRAY KITTEN, no whlto markings. Male. Lost Sun. eve. from 1303 7th. , Phono 471 If. (J. . . . 8-30-1 t. Think ll Over . U we hud nn troubles but rcnl troubles, we should not bnve a tomb part of our present sorrows. . . (READ THE STOKY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) UOA.Y, wo arc In an awful moss." were bolow. "II frightens mo," said one. "I'm sorry Unit wo took this uln. Snnriosln' tbla Hiniill car mid Scoutv "wo nro stuck I guess. Our car Is hanging in fnc a,rr.V" : " .-.iiouid sm. vou .,n know what because liio Ira- ks don't look I would happen mid It wouldn't Im so strong. I'd i-llmli light "P tl'! Professiohal Directory Hospitals - DR. 1KB n. noorr , Bye. Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital :m floor Foley Bidg. Ph. Ualn 18. Y TI3V AND MAKE POODltr) SAV1 THAT ) ; ( ' :; 6A-T EVERV BIX f SMELLS UlkS 1 V FRECKLES V A BAVJQUET... 7 . 0. ! y'ry . .. . ( UWWiMFF.'.' J tf ; W,;: -ruic' ) ( HGRG W AR2i I "WAT MAfeSS j . 1 A SMIFF Op THIS po0PLE...;SOOP, ) . FELLA I. f OLVSHTA BRIMS )l RAVJ BEEF AMD HUKkSRY; Poodle to A. lots of feiS6-s. .bbissM'X. I m UECFET .'.' hi WOS A EESOLACL J rrossiis? Hi ( IS THAT ALL VOL) )( VJWV ' POODLE HAD X- ! '. V.AMT, POODLE ?VNELL SOOD APPETITE, J VJJEU- ..VNHfVT 'l DID PRETTV DIDNT SHE, He DDrJT EAT, fjELUArJyVAy.' , . OSCAR F TMWtinriCftKlPn ' THE NEW PANGLES (Moin'n Pop) i , . Two Brands of Pinching! By Cowan tics to safely, II 1 tliouKlit could. "And then I'd look around fur aid, but frankly, lads. 1 am iilnild that I might take n tumble. (Joe, T fuel mm-h nnfer here. "Perhaps somebody win como.oi u rnui iiiihr. I.v and we ran make litem li'-nr "If we can climb up out of nnr erv." Then Duiicv said. "I:h'ie, tliern will be nolhliig more fear they won't. Oh, clear! Oh much fun.' JUKT , then tho bunch heard Windy Ray, "(ice, look whnt's coinliiK down our way Why, It's a long rono ladder (iralc a hold INEZ LOANED, VT TO ME OUST FOT3j ,,,11.- JOJJIGHJ dear! Oh, dear!" "0" ell lo fear. Whoever let that ladder down has pulled a kindly trick." . The .ladder dangled hero and Micro. Then Scouly govo tho rlnn'r irpt n.1 11 le-St f lpllOIl '-'lad," said Windy. "(Joe, you j hunch a scan) by Ju'iiplng up a i dnri mat wn weren't Ulllo bit, "I havo It," he cried ' v, ? ust sit down and rest a the ground and there wo will bo bit. We'll lhlnk 'of some plan safe- and sound. And so thoy while we sit. We always get out started climbing, wontfrln what sati-ly. lads, when something goes 'twas all about, amiiis.'' tCopyrlght, 1532, NBA Service, Inc.) An' . , .. C", (The Tlnles incrtinc, Utile real far to trees nni things thati-hl'-clclicNitls In tho next, story., ( ftPE YOU ALL A 's-S- V MJII-NHERE DID A DFJSqrTi f. I'LL SAV 1 AM- VO0 GET . r t,imt) rT. 1 y AND XUU U . V . , r- Vci Al E BUT ,MONEV. IF VOU WEAB THAll (7 NHV , YOLTRE SILLY " , ' P-VrV0ULL GET ' . P1MCHET5 NO ONE WOULD DM? ) ' J V- u' ' v " ' ' "n" '(I, t VUBCA.' :l ; .cooiat jara u.t HT.fitr.