La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE E VENINQ?OBSERVER; LA GRANDE, OJtE' Page Three OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams jTHE NEWF ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) ' A Long Seige!' (CLASSIFIED ADS V MARKBT MACE Of XfSlOU a WALLOWA COOMB WATCH , M A -WATCH i THAT'S TWE BUNK1. HE r G-imC ME THOSE!; . -T . 1 , . r. i- eft. . ,r- I ' I AMD' ,ixX.:ttf,-TO I GE.T VOU iAiUIOSi -TO. PUAV VvliTHl HAiyTp BE TAUGHJ WHATgJ (Count five average word ' tithe line.) s ' Ftr line, let 'InMttlonlo6 " Per line, aoh'Wuded consec utive lneerttbn - To " ,VMHW , -THESE. TV-t4C-iS BATES BY MONTH a Unee, per Month 13.80 8 llnee. per mmtM fi 4 line, per month M.OO 5 llnee, per month M7f Seeh addition! line over five charged at Mo per line per month. ER A UOTTA FOKJl AND in NOT VOtNO TO HAVE VOL) UNDO EVERYTHING I TU. LEARs A LOTTA 'IVC.DONG- iv"Vt-iVCVB OKI -TiAE.SC" veu. Sooner. Minimum charge on one order - Jite jMndiijyJtihe 19,' 1933" aw. THCPoopri" .. ft wtE NOTHING MOC 1 ;' I UTTTl-E FELLA JJ I f . I S 0tJtH A sk HE'S TOO I . ;' j' V S i.WBfcCTf I y OIL ri . UNVlMNIi II llfttl ..i. , J. "1 .11 s ! i ' 2tttvs.OKiTfES6." -t V vxeuv. Sooner. ; . ' 1 ' 'JL FOR SALE FOR SALE-Loc'al strawberries, for canning. Short cropr Order early. Public' Market 6-l-ltp. FOB BAbB Crib-with mattree 30"x 64", 803 tfth'SV 8-17-2 tp. APPRAISED a WOOO will sell at 60 cents on the dollar beautiful, mod" . ern' home.- 804 N Ave." near Hi school: R-.' J.- Oreen. 8172 t.. A PAHSAIN'ln'electrlo refrigerators nt Wagner's Hardware. 8-16-3 t. KF.U FIB WOOD Any length, $4.60 cord. Ph.- Blndln Qroc., 982 W. 5-28-1 m. IRV WOOD, any length, full meas ure. Ph. 142 J. 6-26-1 m. FOR1 BALIS Wood, out green from flrtt class ' tlmben Any length. Place your order now for your winters1 supply; Also dry wood. Phone 1061W. 6-7-lm. FOfi SALE Will sell poultry, calves, cows, pigs; horses, farm machinery and ' household goods, at auction; every Saturday at 1 p. m. Grande Ronde Auction Co. 1602-6 S Ave. Phone 142 J; 6-0-lm WANTED WANTED-fDeslrable warrant cashed. 907 u an, .:.. , 6-19-at WANTED General housework-by' exp. woman. 1208 8th et, 6-18-atp DO WELL .BROS. CLBAtt-UP-Wb "Wll! clean up your ashes, papers, ew. Phone 323-J. 3-at f. EASTERN OREOON 'School of Music, violin, piano, voice, Credit. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. ., ,,,8-6-1 m. lA ORANDE MATTRESS nd Uphol stering and Rug Cleaning Work. Ph. 424-v?. Oha. Edwards, Prop, 1B-1-1 m. AUTOMOBILES FORD TUDOR SEDAN Completely overhauled. Good tires. Price (175.00. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th and Adams M. 600 6-13-tf. LOST FOR SAIiE Soratcn paper lor school or home, at the Observer. 6o pad. ll-a-t f. FOR RENT 0-ltOOM HOUSE. Ph. 378 A. 0-17-t f. LOST A brown duck tent between La Grande and Glover finder phone 260M and receive reward. . '0-19-ltp, Jack Torrance, Louisiana- State weight Illnger, probably Is the big gest all-round athlete In intercol- leglnte competition. He stands over six feet and weighs 260 pounds. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - PALM COCKATOO, - of the SOUTH SEA ISLANDS, BLUSHES when excited. Hlff NORMALLY . PINK FACH ' BECOMING A BRIGHT RED 6-16 .''.'""' used A fEAD MANS EAR IN THE MECHANISM OF AN APPARATUS WHICH RECORDED THE VIBRATIONS OF THE HUMAN VOICE. By SPEAKING INTO THE EAR, THE VIBRATIONS WERE TRACED ON SMOKED SLASS. .BRITISH GUIANA. VEGETABLE CHEESE IS MADE FROM THE MILK OF THE COW TREE. . ALEXANDER MOLL spent much time 111 teaching visinie speech" to deat mutes, and ho was constantly strivlnn to Improve his system In his first experiments he used a speaking trumpet as transmitter, and a harp as receiver. Thou Dr. Clarence Blake of Boston susgostea the nse of a human ear. THE TINYMITES ' BTORT BY HAL COCHRAN J-ICTURES BY JOE KINO (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) WEE Scouty smiled and said, "Well, wo 'were Just as wor ried as could he. We toldthc Imp about It amnio had a danay pian "llo shortly round this lion hide and then two ot us crawled inside. We practiced movinK 'round a little while. Then off we ran. . , "When we came to the giants house, wo kept as quiet as a mouse. When we peeked in a window there was not a soul In isn't. ' "Of course we promptly 'won dered where you all cniild he. when -you 'weren't there. And 'then we.stnrted searching, and it 11 turned ont nil right." TIMircM'tvtnrfv said. "Gee. it was fun when we mode lhat old :Riant run. We chased him over yonder hill. Then' we grew tiico 'and stopped. "We'd better get away from nere. . The giant will come nain. I fear. If he malces up his mind ; to do something, he can't he .topped. I "AS'ell, : let's get going," Dolly i I said. "If ynu ask me, rl really I dread the 'thought of Bver seeing lhat big fellow any more. I ."Let's hack to the Imp right now! I m sure we u nno- our way, somehow. I hope It Isn't very far. My little feet are sore." '"WW"' . ' ' o;i?wiui TME. AID 1"Q MOPE AtP : t,mw,rlta;cc.Wt-f1J 7 ( .OUST A MINUTE,SOGARrUNTU , (. THERE1, V . jfWWEOtfl v. - O V a GET 'SETTLED , DOWN IN , ! BE. COHrfQfeTfrB,t-E .vVHlLt Jtl ' ' " THE BUNGLE FAMILY And That for Hartfordt PESGY IT SIMPLY 19NE OLTT I I THE ,ON,Y PEP.SdN: WHO('s) PnrB ;makes my blood Nof w? b.elly mixed up is teJulLJ 'MOJheb. ! R.UN COLD TO THINK ), i K'l YOUR BB.ILLIAN.T f-f (7TZ-J?( OF YOUP, FATHER A hgT .FATHER. HE'S THE U Y STARTING -SUCH A THiSfiS a!f ONE, I KNOW, WHO KJr.J)L FUSS JUST BECAUSEy OT'NeS ARE HELPED OAKD ALE. ' 1 ' PsFSS OAKDALEteKT'rfliEP5Y INTO THE BOLD LJ' J SZTSjto SNEAKED' JimjF&w -Tmup"bT NOTION CrFjrfffijJf.2W IfPV UTO CL . . . '.'...... OH DARLING PLEASE LOT WflTSe)&!&.fL KNOW NqWlNti DON'T' TELL ME YOUVE JWfOLKS W'7)tIV!LVML-'''M-'ir-'' GOT TO- THE POINT p" BELIEVE ilk MISSM Bffl LOCKETUvANO i WHERE" YOU' ADMIT-J (uMttra&& ' : JFt.RSftfeS2l (fl f Ja 'CAP-.E-LESS' ' ' THAT ANYTHING,,- TOR? Wi SCTJIr WOULDN'T ! OAKDALE SAYS , : NpSJ0 hJZm, oMrSffl BELIEVE ANMiiNOJ i SOUNDS CCDf.r- (To? THEM ' Wflk TSS X Sril Ihr THATi-' MAN SAID MY STARS, yOF THEM. j lHh 'HAPTORD. EVEN IF HE TRIEg . , WHAT' WILL ) ' ' . : i J- mm HOW ;DO YOU St' i TO TELL. ME , HPEN.rUfc' JJ ' M EXPLAIN THATjV 'l T2zI WATEFr JOE PALOOKA No InfotffiatiQll SPORTS SCRIBES ABE ABOARD THE- HOMEWARD: BOUND . BOAT WITH JOE AND KNOBBY. C-11. ' KNOBBY, WAY DON'T YOU COME CLEAN ? WHAT WAS JOE'S REASON FOR NOT GOING ON TO EUROPE JVST LIKE k I TOLE YA. DONTYOUSE BIRDS NEVER n B'LIEVE f Kinai ini ir i HE'S l A GUY DOESN'T S ( fM TELLIN' I MADlir' CONSIDER BUSINESS U YA i HE IM h OR CAREER fja DONE IT FER LOVE 0 ENOUGH TO -, TH'SAKE OF J WITH f INTERFERE VMITR ) HIS PUBLIC ,1 HERfJTHS ONE GlRLfOBAGK HOME ,'J . f THWS THE HOOEY UANDV AW NERTS ( KNOBBY, SDUT3E A WE'P I yELLt YLL BB "PRETfV WISE BIRD. SURB m SEEIN YA . J NOU PULLED SOME LI KG lJ BOTfA. f S SORT OF A. r-fTD BE IN DRESS PER ,) V fast ONEy Von (T1?'nne ft SPORTS WRITERS ARE Ai BUNCH A WISE CRACKIN RIBBERS-YA KNOW iriKCBe; IHm TippiN YA OFP-TELL M NOTHIN'- THE.V1-LTRSf TKID yAJv; I'M GONNA DO EVER WIN ,DUSE KNCW'lDUSARE TEUUN' WE fer.- MY GOOO,ALWEE?. uiMayrlKtt DIANA DANE (Trademark Registered) U. B. Patent Olfice A Willing Givei? ITT LOOKS LIICEl Tui'-iVEAH-- l I HAS GOLOIE "DEFINITELY NO. &Ur I DID 5HE ETLWj WOP6 f I EP HEB, pl3PP3LEn1N 0?'frf 'winsiosroorjjiL wi , bboken youa en- .mr 5HE ain't- ytsue diamond J1 fee jnj ur " . , r! r--w'U vith saDiEr'i'-llpsivE you jiSASEMNT-jf SoNNA ple ENSAecMEMrSs 1 fMLr ' Mk&T jFsl ?W FN,SH ' r jj SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) u. a. rnient uinco Government Operatives RCgENT HAPPENINGS - offer andfiuois ' iw s&a- altuuSfott While flif- 7tto MorJha WtSk Indie.?. Skv7V7ty tc flictyed, and on j y-endr himstlfaprisone- ijMtb'iAiii t tntu -tink-noilHZ Captain GaprvttinMurk, I vtor&uirig over Stewckty cana2 Zone investigate.... IK)TbA P.AIHt'l'.'-' P-AND LISTEN; TONY II- . IHflT nLOX KtK&wr. SHOWS UP A&AIN NOTIFY HEADQUARTeiO J J 7 qnfjjra fMR.NAlDY H PAV TriE'Kir JifAI GUESS TM& I RCKON-l 1 ITI Are YOU SORE FthaT WAS TE NAMES BOAT HIRE - AND LATER REST Of TriE STORY WILLI LET'S GO" m IRfl yi'T) g YOUN& MAN THt fftK.MAlOY ht Ubtl 1 IHt ami- 1 1 on jumtvvhcuc cuac : a . m I 111 iM-vtr ( ic crnDruv cimtuYI tmf rrrupp lAn wa;1 IN T,4P iKY GOING. W6?,T I Iw .. -Jrifar )1 11 r I -I I J i v. r I -i'i ' . ... ,;' 44riO.ME on," they all heard Scouly call. '"We'll be there in no time at..all. Right through the trees we'll have to ro. 1 think we'd better run. "Just wait till-Coppy sees us! He will be ns happy as can be. when we nil uet toecthcr we can liavo a lot of fun." . So Ihroush the woods they ran nloiiR. all hopinB nothlns would go wronB. Home birds ewooped down and erected them. "They're friendly," Uotty cried. "They know that we are friend ly, too, and nothing harmful will we do. (iee, look! A little chip munk's scampering right by my. side." (Copyright. I"3, XKA Service, Inc.) ,ni.n Tlniou rrt, bjtck 10 Coppy ; mill the lini I" lo?i-) . . THE DILLYS (Trademark Registered) u. B. fatent unioe .11 T 1 ' ' W . . Wr'r-C ' . I IT'S BEVCD ME FIRST Kfcjr FROM ELEPHANT W 1KWI CM JUil WW, mSf ff MATIph yun MVV' ), -""t MVI .r ' - " w DAISY TELLS ME TO KEEP Ml KEEPER, TO OO& ' DAISY S WD.' WHAT'S GO00 Wmf'' ' H WeJ-L ' 1 NEED THIS, rW- ' " 1l Ufa SU51E AWAY FROM UMPKINS" NURSE -1W5 ME.' 1 ENOU&H FER. SUSIE IS J0M$. ? ( JJ" ) k ' ANYWAYS ' C 'CS .T W. BUT THEN SHE GWES ME THE M IF THAT EVER. GOT . GOOTJ ENOUGH FOR. Kg&'l . honcVel J " mL s M "' V ' k Wk 'BUM'S RUSH WHEM I TRY MA OUT, THINK OF TrNS7L' . ORDERS.' ; IvjT AXm ( TO DOIT.' rmM MY REP.'.' t2&5rTfr-5t-v. (7-. 19 . WZ. T- &rZfi!Kam "r?5 - r- The Cleanup