La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

Wednesday! June 2hnaa
LA GRANDE EVENING dJ&flftyfifoX'A GkXtiftE,tiRE.
CLASSIFIED ADS
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OUT OUR WAY
By J.-R;Wiiliams
THE NEWFANGLES. (Miom'n Pop), 'Twould Simplify Things!
.. 00. OPENED CHAPGE, ACCOUNTS ' I
VOO COULD HAVE' - WELL I FtLT TIDED
AND COT ALU TWS STUFF? VJHY,
5TAGGEPED ALONG I AND BLUE AND I
NITHOOT SOME WEEDED1 SOMEtHlNC
. -(count live average word
.... ,9:tJlJlM.) . .
Pr,Jtae(Ut lnaettlnn - '.ft,
RATES BT MONTH
.. a line, per month
1 8 Hoe, per month '
COGAS?, WE'LL BE UP, TO OOP EM?S
. IN DEBT '.I .
6f -fVtE e. , , -. to -cheep' 'OPlhovy
t.sp
W.3S
Per 4 In ,HCh. .dded ,eoneo-
THINGS ! - YO0 COME ALOW? AND
1 imm. p mnntn r.tl.ttO
it 6 llne,.jr month !
MAKE ME BLUE AGAIN.
Ifinhnunj jfcwge.on.on.
Ech(cl!Hlonlt line over tin
-aJBO
uh pw montn.
, . WOO WOULD! .V, THAT 'M'W
l-MKX VrrCLk , 1 ( TRUCK'; AKi' K IKv
MORSAM
FOB SALE A nice Uttlo ,home, 4
rooms, bath. Garage. . Cheap . for
cash,, 904 Spring. , 8-21-5 tp.
OH yftAPB Light pickup truck, good
r,ubber, 2006 Greenwood. 8-2i-a tp
FOR SALE New beeta, carrots, tur
nips, lettuce, cabbage, peas, po
tatoea and canning strawberries.
Phone M 788, Publlo Market.
. 8-21-1. tp.
STATE. TESTED. WK Leg. ohllt. 8.50
.100. Hart's Hatchery, Boaverton.
6-21-1 mp
DRY BOX-FAOTORY-WOOD, large
truck load delivered, 45.50 per load.
Telephone orders collect. Fondosa
, puie Lumber Oo., Elgin, Oregon.
6-21-t f.
PQB SALE '3L Ford sedan. A-l con
dition. Or will trr.de for alfalfa
hay. Ph.. 878 W. .6-20-6 tp.
POB SjB-rPn).lt and vegetable mar
ket on highway at city limits. Open
all winter, .300 cash, bal. terms.
..Write 1401 E. Court, Pendleton,
Ore.: 0-20-2 tp
BED P1B WOOD Any length, 4.50
cord. Ph. Slndln Groa, 082 W. .
' 6-26-1 m.
DRY WOOD, any length, full meas
ure. Ph. 142 J. 6-28-1 m.
FOR SALE Wood, cut green from
first class timber. Any length;
rlnce ..your order now .lor your
winters ; supply. .Also dry wood.
Phone 1061W. 8-7-lm.
FOR BALE Will sell poultry; calves;
cows, pigs, horses, farm machinery
and household goods, at auction,
every Saturday at 1 p. m. Grande
Rondo Auction Co. 1602-6 S Ave.
Phone 142 J. 6-6-lm
George Dunlap
Escapes Defeat
In Close Match
HOYLAKE, Eng., June 21 P) !
George T. Dunlap jr., leading United
States entrant in the British, ama
teur golf ohampldnshtp, narrowly es
caped elimination in the fourth round
today as Alarlc De Forest, of the
Royal and Ancient club of St, An
drews, carried Jalrn to tlie 19th halo
before succumbing.
Keeping pace with the American, O.
Ross (Sandy) Somerville, Canadian
holder of the United States title, con
tinued hia brilliant play to defcab J.
Walker 6 and 6 ondi Roger Wethered,
former tltleholder and one of the
British favorites, won a fourth round
match from Henry; Howell 3) and 2.
Earlier in the day the long-driving
Cyril Tolley, holder of the champion
ship In 1920 and 1929 and an Ameri
can resident for several years, won
from T. O. J. Manners 2 and with a
rather erratic display.
Two American residents of Lon
don, Robert Sweeny and Douglas
Grant, advanced to the fourth round
but Charles Sweeny, brother of Rob
ert, was defeated in a third round
encounter by H, N. M. Fogg 4 and 3.
Private automobiles manufactured
In Great Britain during the year
ended September 30, 1932, numbered
168,116, an Increase of 6,655 over
tho previous year.
THE TINYMITES
STOUT BY HAL COCHRAN JICTUBES BY JOB KINO
(REX THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE I'lCTUItE)
tjr,'HEN all the Tlnlos were Inside
"the tree trunk home, wee Dun
cy cried, "My, what a dnniiy place
Sou. have, and M built In a tree.
"We've seen no trees as l)lB as
this, Gee, It's a sight I' wouldn't
miss."' The Iran renlied: "Well,
look around and see what there's
to see.
"I'm; going to start to cook a
meal; . Think how much, belter
we'll all feel when we have eaten
all we can. Then we will snooio a
bit.
"I eat and sleep and cat some
more. When I'm asleep I always
snore. When I do that I seem to
wake up feeling. very lit."
"JlfY goodness, that's. Just what
1A I do,"'said'Duney. "I can
out-snore you!" "We'll see," repllt-d
the, Httle man. "You'll have: to
snore, real'loud."
He then went to Ills Icebox-and
exclaimed, "It's full of food that
' grand. I (tuess I'll ceok a lot of
eggs to feed this hungry crowd."
"Oh," Dotty cried, '.'This will he
'un.-1 II Ke my eggs not too well
rOi. home,, M h Observer,. So pad.
11-2-t t.
FORWENT
BEAUTIFULLY furn. 2-rm..apt. with
- kitchenette and priv.J bath. Eves-y--i
thing Included. Reasonable. La
Grande hotel. - 6-20-8 1.
STORE ROOM on Adams. Excel, busi
ness location. La Grande hotet.
. - . 6-20-5 t.
WANTED
WANTED Girl or woman to help
with housework. Ph. Farmers 264.
. ' 8-21-3 tp
DESIRABLE warrants oashed, 967 M.
6-20-3 t
DOWELI, BROS. CLEAN-UP We wUi
up your asnes, papers, eio.
Phone 323-J. , s-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
..v...., yinuv, iww. ureaiw. 1. vj, u.
P. temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol-
"onug ana Kug oiemlng Works.
Ph. 424-W. Chas. Edwards, Prop.
12-1-1 m.
AUTOMOBILES
DURANT FOUR-DOOR SEDAN
. 1829 model. Price 6100.00.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
Phono Main 600 , 4th tc Adams
8-21-t f.
LOST
LOST Hand tooled brown, leather
purse. Oont. driver's license, other
articles. Lucy Croasman, Ph. 146 R.
' 6-21-1 t.
HAfiKltAU, STANDINGS
By The Associated Press
.Coast (League '
' V,W. L. Pot.
Sacramento 46 31 .697
Hollywood . 42 33 .660
Portland ..... 42 33 .660
Los Angeles 39 36 .620
Missions ' ..... 39 39 ,600
Oakland 36 39 .473
Seattle 29 43 1403
Son Francisco 29 47 .382
American League '
,--W. L. Pot.
New fork 36 .22 .621
Washington 36 23 .803
Cleveland 32 28 .633
Chicago 31 28 .625
Philadelphia 8 27 . .609
Detroit .......... -29' .'30 v-';402
St. Louis ...... 21 . 37 .382
Breton .' 22 39 .861
National League
W. L. Pot.
Now York 34 21 .618
St. Louis - 36 23 .603
Pittsburgh 33 25 .669
Chicago 32 30 .510
Cincinnati 28 32 , .467
Brooklyn 25 30 .455
Boston 25 . 34 .424
Philadelphia ; 22 39 .361
OMAHA SlinKP
OMAHA, June 21 m (U. 8. D.
A.) Sheep: 3,600; steady, feeders
dull; . native lambs 7.00 7.26;
Idahos $7.25; clipped range lambs
$7.00; best fed clipped lambs hold
above 7.25; ewes 1.00$1.75.
done. Say, here's your apron, lit
tle Imp, and also your cook's hat.
"Please put litem bnr.'T know
you'll look Jest like a high-class
iiotel cook." The Imp dressed up
nnd then he said, "What do you
think of'thal!"'
TT'S great," said Goldy. "Now,
let mo help cooki rm handy
as can ho." "Hand m the eggs."
the Imp replied. "I'll break them In
the pan.
"And then, to fry them up real
slick, I'll do-a funny little trick.
At least I'm going to try It. and
III do the best 'I can."
One egg began to snap and crack.
The Imp then shouted, "Please
sland backl" And then he grabbed
the frying pan and Jerked It In tlle
air.
Tho egg flipped up and. turned
around and shortly landed,- safe
and sound.- '1! 'thought you'd drop
It.'' Goldy said. "That gave me'
quite a scare!"
(Till; Tlnles leave Hie, friendly
Imp In the kK story.)
I. - . Dinyiii- . '.-.,,'- . , ,
' DiiVii.
.nto.u.s.WT.orr. r.r- iv-rvnvio. -
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
AHEM!
I AM. OF-
COURSE.
ite: . . .
MR.. BUNGLE,
i,&jv 1 . IN THE, '
HOTBX rpom '
OF THE '
:'M166inS
ClaimaSt
el dorado
, .ESTAfE; i
conVirj-id
SOMANly
. 'OF EOrSe!
BUNGLE'S
'DEDUCTED .
'tfEARS THAT ;
HE'tED THE '
POCICE.TO THE
HOMEXJE A
6USP)aCT.
CJLAD TO,
SEE YOU
BUT THESE
OFFICERS
WITH'
YOU
are..;
pee us ivff. err. 6-21
JOE PALOOKA
WNQ'BUNiTZKY-AND HIS MANAGER ABE IN
THE RQYAL SUITE AT THE FARK -
SOMETHIN', OR AM 1 WRONG? I
ME MOWER ALWEEZ. SEO WE,
WAS DECENTED FROM ROTAOY-
HOOKlLEFT HOOK-HANW HAW.
6
DIANA DANE
SCORCHY SMITH
ri WISH 1 KNEW GEOGRAPHY
BETTER BUT 1M SURE THAT
STRIN6 Cfr IStftNDS WA;
THE FUOWW KEYS-
T SAW THE-SHINE
TRAIN RAILS FROM
ONE TO ANOTHER
THE DILLYS:
To H6LP VOU I OKAY, DIANA fLL BE
KEEP WOUR J x RISHT WTrl VA.I GOTTA
MIND OFF CA-L A FELUA ON TH'
S0LDIE DE,f(. fNS ,fjSA ill l
D00LEV, I'MtW'LILjV
r,Tw
X . FINE STUFF, OSWALD X I ALWAYS V" UMPKINS
W OL' BLIMP, TOOTSIE TWINKLE INSPIRE MESlA . A STAR!
TOLD US ALL ABOUT T0 ACCOWPUSHI I'M ALL
YOUR. AMBITIOUS PROJECT BIG- THlr4GSV A&IGGLE J
1 TO TRAIN AN ELEPHANT -X- .
MOTE WE FOUND
IN THE VICTIM'S
6h frankly
ROOM STATED
nir. buno
HE HAD AN
APPOINTMENT
fellow
WITH YOUi
MEANS
YOU SEE
LITTLE'
HARTFORP
TO ME
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Did you Or did
YOU' not talk.
TO THE VICTIM,
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OAKDALE, ON
, SATURDAY.
sAys
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WHY IS IT- FOLKS IS
ALWAYS SO AMBITIOUS
FOR. SOMEBODY ELSE ?
THEY CAN'T STAND
TO SEE ANYBODY . WHO
ENJOYS D01N'
NOTHI N ''
. rAWr- PON'T FPEL . ) 1 GET HECK 'V I BOYI I WISH YOU DIOI THEN
i THAT WAY-I JUST . - I IF I DON'T DO '' KAWE'WOULDN'T NEtD A
' MEANT THAT VVE THI MfjS AN' HEIC ''' H!25f. AC WNT,ir
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' ' -i'- : Qficer3y Do Your Duty!
PLEASE DON'T. SHOUT TlTMOWfeOMERY I I A T3 JYOU "N AHEM! S?9
SO LOUDLY; MR.;BUN3LE, rVV JDaauEa .SCOUNDJVEMaomTV i-rl -YaH..JUST A 2
, AND . I DON'T. RELISH J kiiw. mv' CMJiEtiiJ OFtei& MOMlSW'n
1 1 ;SATUDA?El
. buM alS,Hapr6ate1 bwhen Vf AhURW JOSI !
HOW EA6ILY A SCAMP rM vir-riM - P-ECOSNIZED ?5ffTWUJ!!
. .LIKE.THI6 QMI5ALE;JLJf tTlTwTcnpiri Hls IMPUDENTjiR kSS' YES; LET'S A 1
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HAM HAW . i
Ol-SOMETIMES I TlNK
SURE t C5IDHE
TOOteE
PUSHED OVER. A
SETUP-ABAS BEEI
LISTEN IKE-tLL
f J TO' HES. POISON AN
MOIDER PAIOOKA,
GT ME TH BUM
S WHEN DO we
TANGLE?
Nov ussen, Soldi e i pet--caht
i Cam AN' 6EE VA?
WHV 1401
LOVE .
; JUS' CAUSE THEY'RE
RUSMIN' AROUN' WClilM'
UP A LOT OF DUST ,
IT MAKES 'EM MAD
'CAUSE SOMEBODY LIKE
ME PREFERS THE AIR.
CLEAN AN' UNA&ITATED ,
-BUT I SAW EN0U6H TD CONVINCE fAE THIS rTrCEW 1 C0ULTI T316 OUT IN THE HIK?
LITTLE. ISLAND IS QUITE A INSTANCE NORTH OF I fTl 1 EARLY. HOURS:-, AMD AfTER-) J
fF TT- ANT) AIAONG I II II I WARDS COVER THE SrW-fjj T
TII WmQs A LOTOF OTHERS - I I Ul ,JL WITM HAY . ' -MWM '
Mi uMivxm. r 1 could jusfsET .TX,' inWPnTfr-) 'i Mmm !
ow -
PUNCH DRUNK. WE
'.AGAIN'
vrmtu -
A1NT .FluHTIN V-MtXJVV ,
Till we Pbsmvet. haff i
-TO-NOU WHO
- - ?, - DON'T.. VA
VEfc- D00LEY--
' "1 I ' ' SOME FOLKS NEVER. W f M'
C 7 " I W,LL LEARN THE "S II l32
3UHriB l iron.. .':,....." JV?: -::-tri '
Ghamp Blintzky
OW - yoo fool.- the Hot foot
HE GtyES ME-'-OW-OOPE-,'
PAUXXA SHOULD MOIDER YOU f
ARE NOT IAMlLlAR. WrTH "TRAINING
CAMPS AND FIGHT GYMS'-THE HOT FOOT IS THE ,
MOST COMMON OF THE FIGHTERS', PfVCTICAt.1
JOKES. THEY MUST HE. A kAUCHj ITEEMS.
AND DOES VT HUOT vnevv WEU. SC
Grossed Wires
A Means to an End
The Artist,
VBLU, 0OOLBV,, - I Wi'- ER--AH--I
YOU'VE MADE NO. PIANA,' TH" IT
US LATE FOia.JtffP3 LINE WUfcf btk A '
THE.SHOWDISJ L BUSvS l
iiTAr.Miiuii ' - "S, 6-1 ;u '