La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 10, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

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    LA GRANDE EVBNJIQ' QtiSElty fift'; LA' GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R.' Williams I THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'n Pop)
Reason Enough !
CLASSIFIED ADS
IH1 MABKJR FUCI OF UNION WALLOWA COUXTIM '
(Count tin average words'
to the. 11ns.)
Per Una,, lit lnnttlonUr10e
RATSS.BT MONTH
3 IlnM, per month ' 3M
8 lines, pa month ' ..W.20
4 line, per, moatb M.OO
nr line, each added consec
utive insertion,.
. 70 0 line, per mootb . MM II, "r"
bob additional lino over fife J
.aoo charged at Mo pet lino per month. '
Minimum charge on on
order
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
pie cherries
Frultdale. ,.
aicnn Thompson,
7-10-3t.
FURN, . HOUSE at 1808 Cedar. Call
; 274R', , 7-10-2t.
HEIFERH Coming fresh soon, phone
205 M. 7-8-2 t.
FURN. APT. Cheap, 1311 O Ave.
7-8-7 tp.
Monday.' July J 0,' 1933 j :
J,XL A l GAWE V0a THOMONtV ( BOUGHT THt , ! WMtAh, Y
-U (T I FOO A NEW FROCK, AMD i. ( ? . FROfK,AND i NCW PWeWf, J
,') ! V NOW VOO'OE LOWER THAN "THAT'S JUST , ,WHX SNAPc.i
' V
- SPH .TV41-S. SHIRT -fHATS Rl&MT-VMe." V
J, A FRAYED COLLAR 1 ' SOME.BOOV KAI&I4T I t
Good Gosnt i camt I se.e the, fpiaweo I
I GO OUT IM A THlMCr COULAP? A VOO DRIVE - VS
-J$rmMi r- -r- tt 5
1
ir i".
FOR SALE Mill wood. Archie Conley,
137 J. - , 7-8-t tp.
FOR SALE Refrigerator.
20X2.
Phone P.
7-8-3 t.
Natural Ice lasts : 13 longer.. .
Regular delivery. Ph. Main 804,
YOUNG'S ICE CO.
7-8-1 t.
FC:t SALE. Pinetree milking, ma
chine, 2 unit, ,JIay chopper with
Fordson tractor. . .Blacksmith shop
complete. .See Tex Knight,. Union,
Ore. Phone. 463, 7-7-18 t.
STATE' TESTED Wh. Leg. chlx,' 8.00
100. Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton.
6-21-1 mp
FOR SALE Wood, out green from
first, class . timber. Any length;
Place your -order now for your
winters supply. Also dry wood.
Phono 1081W 8-7-lm.
FOR 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. 1502-6 S Ave.
Phone 142 J. .... .;, . , , ,8-6-lm
FOB SALE Soratcn paper for school
or borne, at the Observer, So pad.
11-2-t f.
FOR SALE Cultivated . mushrooms,
'f- delivered SOo lb, Goats milk; for
Infante and Invalids 10c qt. 203
.N Av&-Ph.'566 R. ... 7-5-1 m.
fORTLAND WITHIN
HALP A-GAME OF
LEADINfi LEAGUE
By the Associated Press
Apparently thriving on extra work,
the Portland Beavers were within half
a game ft the Jirst place Sacramento
Senators In the Coast league pennoit
tussle todf aftr handling Seattle a
9-1. series ouncing. , ... . . .
The 1932 champlens completed the
route , of thl sevefcth place Indians
with three weekend victories, winning
7-1 Saturday night andj. 11-9 and 4-3
In yesterdaVs doubUfheader. The
Indians outnlt Portland 17-11 in the
opener and bunched their blows, but
ftireeeBcaver double, plays, kept dbw4)
the visitors', run total. . Timelier hlt
f ting by his' mates gav Rudje Kallio
the decision in the. second gaitie py
ching duel with Dutch Ulrlch. ; ",
Sacramento nosed out Oakland 3-2
Saturday and took the 7-innlns)
nightcap yesterday 6-5 to capture the
series, 5-4. ,
The Missions snapped! out of their
losing streak during) te weitftend t8
win 7-5e3aturday atLos Aftgeles and
9-3 In the 7-lnning second game yes
terday. The Angels tx: yesterday's
opener 10-4.
Four aces of the Hollywood mould
- staff tried to hold Joe Demagglo, 18-year-old
Seal rookie, hltless over the
weekend and all failed. Today the
surprising; qutflelcljer had run his
consccullvs) game hitting streak to
49. three short of the Coast league
record, set in 1915 by Jack Ness of
Oakland. The Stars' won the Satur
day oiner, 12-4 and Hollywood took
THE TINYMITES
(REAR THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE
rHl3 swine the lasso man had
- made was very strong. My,
hov It swapd as he kept pushing
it up high. The TInies laughed
in glee.
"Oh, higher, higher," Goldy
cried. "I'm really wild about this
ride. Push us above the tree
tops so we'll see what we can see."
"Hoy, nix!" yelled Duncy.
"We'll be splfted. I must admit
that I am thrilled, but we have
traveledhlgh enough. Why pull
oil foolrah stunts?"
The others' shouted, "Praidy
cat! All you would do Is lose
your hat." And then, when they
Insisted, Duncy said, "Well, do It
once."
ALL"rlflit."
rtoH mil '
the lasso man
"Get rearlv. now.
to scream iffld shout like folks do
on a shoot-the-chutcs. 'Twill take
your breath away."
He pushed the bunch like
everything, and o'er the tree tops
went the swing. Shrill voices
promptly filled the air. Cried
Scouty, "That's the way!"
"Oh. let me down! I've had
enough," wailed Duncy. "This
ride's getting rough." And so the
AUTOMOBILES
CHEVROLET COUPE
Excellent, shape. Good tires.
Price 250.00
.. PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
4th & Adams Phone Main 600
. - Mr t.
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason
able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N'Ave.
7-6-1 m.
RADIO SERVIOB
Experience and equipment to glTe you
better radio service.
Fitzgerald Furniture Co. V
Phone Main 770 at
6-15-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will
clean, up -your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
g. temple. 447-J. . . 9-6-1.
the nlrjhitcap a-i; Tom Sheehan
hurled a 12-9 victory yesterday and
the short second game was won by
San Francisco, B-4. Hollywood walked
off with the series, 6-3. r, :
HSK5,!.i; STANDINGS
Pacific' Const League
W. L.
Sacramento '
Portland ....
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Alisslon ......
Oakland .....
Seattle
........6a 40
.....................66 41 .677
85 42 .667
451" 63 .459
44 62 .458
....36- ' 69 .379
San Francisco 37 61 .378
Yesterday's Itemilts
At Portland 11-4. Seattle 9-3.
At Son Francisco 9-5, Hollywood
12-4 (second game seven Innings).
A& Los Angeles .10-3. Mission 4-6
(second game seven Innings).
At Oakland 1-5, Sqf ramento 0,-0
(second game seven Innings).
National League
W. L. Pet.
New York .,...44 31 ,587
St. Louis 42 36 .538
Pittsburgh . i40 . 36 .626
Chicago U..............43 38 .531
Boston 40 39 .506
Brooklyn 36 ' 40 .467
Cincinnati 34 46 .425
Phlladlelphla, 32 44 .421
, Yesterday Results . .
At Chicago -2, Now York 0-1.
At St. Louis 6-2, Brooklyn. 8-6.
Afr Cleveland, 2-l,FlndJlphla' 3-3.
- Only' games .scheduled. '"'" ";'
American League
' V. L. Pet.
Washington 50 25 .667
New York 47 30 .610
Philadelphia .?38 38 .600
Cflldago ... ...38 39 .494
Detroit 38 41 .481
CleveliHid 37 43 .41
Boston! 32 44 .421
St. Louis .....31 l .378
Yesterday's Results
At New 'Sfcrk 11-7, Detroit 7-6.
At Washington 3. Cleveland 2.
At Boston 4-2, St. Louis 0-9.
Only games scheduled.
Forty per cent of rural ministers
In South Caaullna are not college
graduate) a tate university stu
dent survey shows.
PICTURE)
lasso yalf Just let th spacious
swing die out. i
As 8qn as it was hanging (till,
the bunch jumped out. "Mywhat
a thrill," said Dotty. "Ttftt's the
finest one l'te had, without .a
doubt." .
A SCREAM was then heard oA$
head. They all looked up and
Windy said, "Whatefunny birds!
What are they? Oh, I wish they
would come near."
"They're skinnyscouts! Don't
worry, son. I'll shortly show you
lots of $un. I'll torn a IaSao In
the air and shortly have them
here."
The two blrda both cried on
again. Fp went a coll of rope,
and then wee Dotty cried, "You've
caught them both. Oh. bring them
down to earth." m
"I will," replied the lasso man.
"And Just as qnlckly as 1 can."
The two birds flapped their wings
and screamed for all that they
weTe worth.
(Copyright. 19SS, NEA Sen-Ice. Ine.)
(Hie sklnnysrottt birds take
tTie Tlnles nwny in the net
story.)
.- . . ; Wl-lW MOTHERS GHT CjP?A. eiwVMistsvice:'ii:.Bio:u:.eT.or.T
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
PEGGY. HOW . FORTUNATE ,
TO SEE YOU HtKh. . BY t
CHANCE. I PHONED TO)
YOUFL HOUSE AND ,
DASHED AROUND
TOWN ALL MORNING
TRY NG TO FIND
YOU BEFORE I
GOT AWAV
ON MY
YACHT.
JOE PALOOKA
DIANA DANE
SC0RCHY SMITH
rPUT TMOSE HAMTjS UP SMITH,
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HEARAt 7!
THE DILLY9
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MOM, ME AN' JOE'S GC5VADOrE )
( wnH Trt' MWOR. I'M SENDIN TH' I ,f
SERAWS HOME. VDU JIST
I TAKE IT EASY. THEY'LL DO io ?
HI, PAPf ARS VOU.I OH,MUA! HEY, MOTHER!
k-ZFL&PRISED ToTl TJME qOick'DIAUA'S
W '"LfjW 1 " ' U SXTRA PLATB3.
i . j G00MNGHT, UMPKINS,
1'C KlOT I S WU'RE WED SILLY.
?r J ( YOU'LL NEVER. LEAjeN
VONU m -to RiDE- THAT WAY j
IS BILLED y "?Kll fN I'-cM- -
PESSl OH BELJEVE ' X
OH
ME, I CAN'T TELll.YOd'V
(YOU'RE
GOING
KNOW YOU ARE.. AH.
AWAY
NOW? OH
DISTURBED THAT
LEAVING, FR'ANKLX
THIS' IS i
YOUR EVIDENT
I SUCH'
CONCERN
I A
HAS MADE
ME THE
HAPPIEST
MAN IN
.THE
7-10
REG.Q.S PAT. OFF.
THE WHOLE CITY
ANXIOUS!- AWAITING B KNOW -1 GOT A
JOE'S CHARAT
EXHIBITION MATCH
WITH MAX BAER.
BY THE WAY,
WHEN WILL HE FIGHT I
BLINT.ZKY POR.
THE. TITLE y i
0H ,YQU RE NOT GOlNG
O DQ SO MUCH '.
VG GOT YOUR NUMWR . ,
TO
ME
RE AFRASDTO SHOOT '.
1
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AWAY '
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YOU DON'T
UNDERSTAND.
I THE REASON
V T'M
I n
SURPRISED
i TO HEAR.;
YOU ARE
LEAVING
NOW
IS....
I, hi
IS S WELL, I DON'T
- f S FEELER FROM V BOY-
CHICAGO. MEBBE I
WE LL. PUT ON A tf WANTA
BATTLE 'WITH
SOMEBUDDY THAT
I
ELSE AT TH' YA FAIR ,
WORLDS FAIR
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U. S. Patent Office
(Trademark 'Registered)
V. 8. Patent Office
rWHAT DO YOU MEAN , TArt AFRAITJ
5HOT ? MR . NALW TOLD
TO SHOOT YOU OM SIGHT IF-'
CAUGHT VOU TRYING TO 6ET
(Trademark Registered)
U. B. Patent Office
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HOME., I 9ANrV,THC VERY
SAME. MODEL, FOR LESS
MONEY, IN
PEGGY DARLING,
,i UNDERSTAND
PERFECTLY,
t KNOW NOW
DEAR, THAT YOU
CARE A LITTLE
rUK ML UMr
PEGGY THIS f M
MOMENT I!
THE' MOST
JOYOUS
OF MY..
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a
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AMD THE SERVANTS ARRIVED
AT THE PALOOKA HOME .
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THE MAID AND
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SENT B
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SADIE
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JU5T A MINUTE, PAO f
i vavit voy to Meet
BILLBINS HE VANTEO
GO TO A HOI
LET
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rYES'. AND VHATfe HE.O&OING TO Doj . ""'ff''Wi i " U
THE BREAK WAS ALL YOUR FAULT- yfriu, B&E AWi j P
BESIDES i HE MAY WW&. WhMm UM (Nwsj
111 I J f I C lU Tt. A f . All llifhu (V.rveJ
O'COURSE A KID
LEARNS TO RIDE
A PONY EASIER.'N
HORSE --MAYBI3
I'M STARTIN' HlfV
OUT TOO HI&H !
ll-
SOMETHtHG.ANO THEN
ANOTHER STORE
DCOVET
HAVE GOT
CHEAPER
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I MEAIM...OH
ABfTllT MADTPDOD
TOU 6LE...F
Jp ifH'wD wc.u. s. VT.em i
OAKDALE! ALL THAT
WRONG I
BUSINESS ABOUT
THE LOCKET AND....
THINK YOU'D
STT HERE
WELL.. ..WHAT HE
INSTEAD"
OF JUST
SAYS ABOUT
BEING
RUNNING
RELATED
WW
TO...
AND.
YOU,
L HOPE
IT HERE. I'LL
DO EVER'THING '
WELLLCERTNY B
AM GLAD TMEETCHA.
KNOBBVS FRIENDS
YOUSS
IS ALWEE-Z.
WELCOME LIKE
MY OWN.
J
life
McN.uclit Blmillr .1.. I'
OH" THEN
THIS- WHS MAN -I.
WE'LL NEED
(.BILL'S-
otill
ANOTHER
PLATE AT"
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DN'T"
THE TABLE,
WON'T
( GET THE )
HUH ??J
l MIGHT BURN- A MCSO OF BISCUITS, OW .
NOW COOLB; rAkU FO A P&D-HEAD,
BUT THEBE'5 JUST-ONE-THtNO'THATIUU
BUON A WOMAN OPi AND THAT'S TO BOY t
fill'- ". ,
THAT SHE COULD
THE SAME TWNG ,
SOMEWHEBE.
Why, Montyl
DON'T
OAKDALE! YOU
Ht 5
MEAN, PEGGY, THAT
SHOULD
TUUH, LUNttUN, l.
" ALL FOR THE
EFFECT MY ABSENCE
WILL HAVE ON 'THAT.'.
THAT FELLOW? PEGGY!
juvli i mt it a
BIT" TOO,.,
OH WHAT
'SHALL.
SAYP
Thoughtful Mom
YDUSe WILL
COMFTABLEf .
The Fatted Calf
MAJOK
OR
v
Calling a Bluff
Wide Open Spaces
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