La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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THE NEWFANGLES ;. (Mom'n Pop)
Right, But Wrong!.
OkASSlFIED ADS
IH1 MA K KIT PLAOI OrDKJOM WALLOWA GOVNIUB
IS THAT SO? WELL, A' -STCA.NGE,
BaVWK.-TAU..'.
VILLIfcNODS-LOOKING
MAN FOLLOWED ME WIGHT
HE IS? WELL,
I'LL TAKE "
care or
(daunt (Ivs tniio word
to tbs llne.
Pw Una. 1st lner tlca10o -
BA.TW:BLMOirn ..,
lines, pv month..,.,,, MJO
5 lines, per month ' , ,, WJft
4 Una, per month . , ,. .QO
6 llnea, per month ', '..1 M.W
bob additional Una over five
charged at Mo per line per month,
THAT' BAB
UP TO OOP COOP. IN FACT,
Far line, each added consec
utive Insertion
. 7o ,
Minimum chugs on ons
order , ,
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
Saturday,- July. 15, 1933
1 OUTPUT WAY: . By, J. R.. Williams I
( PV ; , , ANHQ A I - VAL , DE BUSS Tv-V pt , -' " X f OH, AM SCARED !! VOU'VE ALWAYS V-Q
1 SS7 NVAlT A'- i !WE.ES SfiHt 'GO i I SnAIUAMANS . "'. W? MOR6. :. W BAT-ZED ME ABOUT FOffTUNE-TELLEBS AW,
' ' MINuTi " GAT OE. PlE.CE. LIKE. Tt-V UtfS. A '4-. BUT AGU6TA AND 1 WENT TO ONE THAT'S
iSSa WeOe SAX EtMCH PIPE I ' 0 i4AT. HEM Ti4AT TODAVANDSHESAIO 'TOBEWABC THE
CSSl ... V . :: A'.- . k it- ee a-talu." 1 : ' bunk!
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11EJ RASPBERRIES WU1 be ripe
about July IB. Call at Frank Woods.
Opposite City Park.. 7-16-4 tp.
HAY IN THE SHOCK. Phone Farmers
6X6V ' 7-15-2 tp.
Natural .-Ice lastB 1-3 longer..
RcauLu- delivery. Ph. Main 804 ,
YOUNG'S ICE CO.
7-15-1 t.
FOR SALE-Cholce 6 acres. Highly
Improved, irrigated tract. Close In.
Near city park; The best of soil
wit:; good house, barn, cellar and
c:her Improvements.. $3000, $1200
rwii. Balance' terms at '6.' Wil
liamson & Berry. 7-14-3 t.
FOR SALE Plnetrce milking ma
r chine, 2 unit. Hay chopper with
' Fordson tractor. Blacksmith - shop
complete. See Tex Knight, Union,
Ore. Phone 453,. ... . 7-7-18 t.
STATE TESTED Wh; Leg. cllix, $6.00
100. Hart's Hatchery, Beavertou.
8-21-1 mr
GRANDE RQNDE APARTMENTS
Exceptionally Ibw rates until Sep
tember 16..., . , . 7-10-7 f.
MOD. BEDROOMS 1908-2nd St.
. - 7-14-1 mp
WANTED:
VVANTEDrn-$3O0 loan ' on, new . house
) uii.iu.rt truci.. , isiiyice luctfuiun. YYJ,
Hamson, & Berry., ,
7-14-3 ,t.
jABTY, WITH AUTO, . interested
l carrying rural papers.. .Observer..
7-15-t f.
HOUSEWORK,
ences..
Experienced. Reler-
7-15-6tp
HOUSEKEEPING, companion nurse,
( full charge. Neat, good plain cook,
' 48,- Louise Orem, 816 Riverside.;
, Spokane, Wash. 7-16-1 t
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Wood, cut green from
first, class timber.'. Anyi length.
Place your order now lor your
winters supply. Also dry- wood.
Phone 1061W. 0-7-lm.
FOR BALE scraxen paper . for school
or -borne, at the Observer. 6c pad.
11-a-t f.
FOR SALE -Cultivated mushrooms,
. delivered 50c lb. ' Goats milk for
. infants and Invalids 10c qt. 203
N Ave, Ph. 665 R.' 7-5-1 m.
, FORD TUDOR SEDAN
Cheap transportation for $175.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY ;
4th & Adams. Ph, Main 500,
' ' ' ' 7-H-t f.
ji lr Ul. - ( 'P "? f' SAY! WHAT DO YOU Pf' , ' ' I frOSHt WA9 MY FACE RfcO?
' TT"' l ffifwl?lafIlu&ff ' -1 V MEAN FOLLOWING I HE'S THE HEW NEHBO,"
Ilf '
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MISCELLANEOUS
DESIRABLE warrant cashed, 907 M
Ave. 7-14-rt f.
ROYALTY PLANS
AMERICAN TRIP
OSLO (JP) A royal but demo
cratic couple, Orown Prince Olar and
Princess Martha, oS Norway, will Mstt
.the United States lna September.
As representatives of King Haakon
VII, they will spend about six. weeks
in America,, traveling from New York
to Washington, D. O., thence to Chi
cago, and perhaps out to the west
coast If time permits.
Crown Prince Olav, who has a fine
herd of' blooded 'cows and a truck
garden at his country estate, may be
particularly Interested In studying
American farming.
The crown prince lias been an idol
of the-. Norwegian nation ever since
he arrived In Oslo at the age of two,
- sitting on the arm of hie father who
had been called to the throne from
Denmark.
Princess Martha, to whom he was;
married in March, 1929, 19 a Swedish
cousin and their union was hailed in
both countries as a real love match.
They have two daughters, Princess
Ragnhild, who was born in 1930, and
the year-old Princess Astrid.
The plainness o: tneir domestic
life and the democracy. of their ways
have entrenched them solidly in
Scandinavian hearts. They, have no
court, the crown prince merely nav
Ing a military aide and the princess
a lady-in-waiting.
Their heme is only a 40-mlnute
ride out of Oslo and there Grandpa
Haakon and Grandma Maude fre
quently go to visit Princess Ragnhild
and Princess Astrid. Occasionally, too.
Grandpa Charles and Grandma Inge
borg come over the . border from
Sweden.
Among the ceremonies which the.
.royal couple will attend in the
United States will be the laying , of
the cornerstone of the Lelf Erlcson
memorial in Chicago..
I..TCF-NSED PLUMBER, 'rates reason;
abie. Call Fred, Bftlmes, 203 N Ave,
7-6-1 m.
RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio service.
Fitzgerald Furniture Op. ,
Phone Majji-770 ; at
' ;:..;k-c-I" 6-16-1 m.
DO WELL BROS., CLEArUP-We will
clean up your, ashes, papers, eic.
Phone 323-J. 8 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
Violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
F. "temple. 447-J. ;v - 9-6-1 m,
K $tnwct IMC
jRE.U.S.jPT.OrF.P
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
Something New Under the Sun
HA.1. HOW QUICKLY
IT TOOK THE WIND
OUT OF OAKDALE'S
SAILS WHEN THAT
SENSIBLE MR. EL
OOH.ADO SIMPLY
LEFT-TOWN ON
HIS MILLION
DOLLAR.
YACHT.
I 1
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S f
i c
IMAGINE A
GIMLET- EYED
MAN LIKh.
OAKDALE
TRYING . TO
MAKE FOLKS
THINK HE WAS
RELATED
S lu l nusc
(ARISTOCRATS.
Suggests Salary
Cut For Bosses
Of the Railroads
. WASHINGTCN, July 15 P) Rail
road executives hava been informed
bVj Joseph B. Eastmnn. coordinator of
transportation, thatif'the llooevelt
administration believes many ot their
salaries -should .be reduced; ' i it
The atatoment opened -a-"ConfeTencs
wltli regional ' coordinatlii groups
elected by the carriers to co-operate
with- Eastman. , ;
The coordinator said he was put
ting the question ol salaries .up to
the railroads "because there must ba
on adjustment ot salaries before the
railroads will stand right with the
shippers, Investors and labor under
the conditions which now exist."
BABY HARTFORD! WHAT
A WAY: TO DESCRIBE A
MAN WHO, FROM .THE
WAY HE BRAGS.
MUST HAE SPFNT
THE LAST THIRTY
YEARS COMMUTING.
BETWEEN f
BATTLE-FIELDS.J
MIM AN
EL DORADO1.
THROWN INTO ,
A LAKE AND
SWIMMING
TWO OR
, THREE
MILES TO
SHORE
WHEN HE
WAS QNC
YEAR,
OLD.
n r .
(H. M
? A
AND HIS DIPPY
STORY OF ESCAPING
FROM SEVEN MEN
WHO WERE HOLDING,
u m vis irvxti- u
SEVEN! AND GEORGE'S,
ONLY CJBU b-t. 1 1UN 1 U .
THAT YARN WAS .
THAT IT-WOULD '
HAVE SEEMED MORE J
reasonable: ,
IF OAKDALE
PULVERIZED
MORE MEN.
SAY TWENTY, j
PEGGY, TOO,
WAS A BIT
DISAPPOINTED
THAT OAK
DALE WOULD
ADMIT
PICKING
ON ONLY
SEVEN
MEN.
.ANYWAY HOW SENSIBLE
MONTGOMERY EL DORADO
WAS TO SIMPLY.
LEAVE TOWN
WHEN THAT !
SWIVEL-EYED
OAKDALE GOT
ON HIS NERVES.
THERE'S
WHAT
MONEY
WILL
DO.
I WISH I
HAD A. LOT
OF-MONEY.
TVc1 ALWPys .
THOUGHT-IT WAS
IMPOSSIBLE TO GETi
RID OF' OAK.DALL
BUT MR. EL DORADO
DID IT. Ar-1 ts
ALL, NOTHING-
IS IMPOSSIBLE-
THESE.
DAYS.
REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.'
JOE PALOOKA
Ladeez and Gents
Polly Boyd, cnamp.on golfer of
Chattanooga, Tenn.i. prefers fishing
to golfing, he says.
HOW WILL
GOVERNMENT
FIXATION
AFFECT YOUR
BUSINESS?
Phe idea, of
A CHARITY .
EXHIBITION MATCH
BETWEEN
THE OREAT, -MAX
EVE., .
AMD
JOE PALOOKA,,
WITH
THE EVER
BEHOVED '
3ACK DEMPSEY
AS REFEREE
HAS
JAMMED XEM
TO THE RAFTERS.
A A
PRECAUTION
THE BOYS
HAVE BEEN GVVEN
THE LARGE
TRAINING GICVES.
NOW LISTEN, DO 1
THIS IS AN
EXHIBITION -
PULL YOUR
PUNCHES .
WE'LL ONC GO)
TWO ROUNDS.
THE TINYMITES
1 ..". .t,
? Q 1933 BY HE StRVICE. INC,--- -a
1W7V AWRIGHT, MISTER ) (. OKAY K " I
tm 1 THIS IS AN TT-. DEMPSEY. .'Arl JA.V. .
I 7-r. u a' yfrri 1 1 in iih nap.,VnA...,,r.,, n
1 1 DIANA DANE
I! DOOLEYP La.' 0KAY, DIANA. I I WHAT THI5 PLACE II 5UBE?ITa DETTER'N
smp TM'Ar & 7 -x xv NEED5 IS ADVER-I BATHIN' CBOCKERY1
' AN0LI5TCNf (fr )n TIDING faSTTIr AW BESIDES, MOTHER
LADEEZ AND GENT-UL-MEN 1
HAVE THE PLEAS -AW TO BRING NOU
THE GREATEST TRIO EVAW SEEN
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE .
ON MY LEFT MAX BAER Ot
CALIFORN kTHAOMK YOU
THANK YOU) JOB PUkLOOKA
W QUIET)--QAJIET FOLKS '
AMD THE GREATEST O- ALL
RING HEROES ACTING
1U
IS
r act DcccDctr tiru DPWPFV
C NWHEW- L CANT HEAR MYSELF.) R
TLitiv IMI . Ri-IX TWO ROUNDS. XA
(Trademark Registered)
y. 8. Patent Office
Big Shot
"THAT'S FINE r
THEN YOU CAN
BE OOQ.
54NDVICHj
MAN ;
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
THE Tinles eyed the submarine I Shrimpy. "To the land of fish
and Duncy oaid, "Gee, I'm not i we're hound. Jt won't be low? till
keen to bo far down into the sea '. you will see some real stranne
in that queer looking ship. ;slnlits. Leave that to jue. It s
"A great big lisli might get us. j really an amazing thing what queer
Then we d all be in a fix again, filings can be found."'
We thank you, Shrimpy, but l! .
think we must pass up this trip." : COON they all heard a, thump,
"Hey, wait a minute," Scouty'J thump, thump! Then Scouty
cried. "Don't think I'm going to, 301,1, " fcn a bump." "We're on
miss tliy ride. It you're afraid, you ' tie bottom of the Bea," their new
stay on shore. The rest of us will friend, Shrimpy, cried,
go.". "I think that something's gone
The next thing that the Tinles' ,, . -,. mv nne sub shake
knew wee Duncy said. "Oh. I'll go, j,tk(, lnls . Tncn Dolty saij, "oh,
too. I'm scared 1 will get lost un; . h lhal )t won t spo our
less I go where'er you go."
ride."
They soon found what the trou
ble was and they were all quite
scared because a swordhsh sawed
right through the Bub. "What can
we do?" cried one.
Wee Shrimpy answered, "Follow
me. Jump out of here, into the
1 sea. I ll promise you you 11 ie an
unnilAT'S dandy," shouted
A Shrimpy. "Gee, I simply love
good company. You all have looked
around the ship. Now find a place
lo rest.
"I'll shut the top down good and
tleht. so everything will be all
right. I'm going to give you lads rilt- jt wm be lots of fun.-
a -thrill. At least I'll do my best. (Copyright. 1933, NBA Service, Inc.)
In Just about live minutes more
the Tin Ion heard n rolling ronr. (The swortlrWi la iunlslil In
'We're ,olt," exclaimed xtransc 1 the nct story.)
t
I I J5URE I'LL BE THAT I II II 1 . , llST ': '
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SCORCHY SMITH
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent Office
Cuick Action
YOf- COURSE YOU NOT1CE.Y- BUT IF YOU KNEW HOWTHS
TME RWSOIA NOTE. I& OfflCIAL'b f EEL TOWARD TlJI5
ADDRESSEB "TO WH0N 1 YOUNG NATIONAL MERO YOU
it May concern so rr wouldn't say tmat .
ISN'T UP TO THE GOV-. TrtE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
ERNMENT TO MEET ARE CARRYING ON A N0ST
INTEMSIVE SECRET SEARCH
IN AI-LTdE WEST INDIES s4M
IN CENTRAL atflStXW
AND SOUTH (
THAT TJEfAAND, MAJOR,
BUT-
jpwTA V
yfGET ME JUDSON IOCKE.- xfi
ffH DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE IN WV
U VASHIN6T0N . ErAE.R6E.NtV' H
I I THIS IS MAJOR SHERIDAM I
V CUSTONVS HOUSE , NEW YORK. . L
IT YOU'LL PARDON AAE MAJOR. BUT - '. w
THE STIPULATION TOR SCORCHY S 1 j
RELEASE IS THAT I BRIN&TrllS ff J)
MONEY ALONE - SCORCHY, V- u 11 "
HltASEie- 7 EXCUSE AVE, WR. RANGER, -THE
BELIEVE? s3S ' PHONE'. ALL SUGGESTIONS
THATONLYAVs"S) I WILL BE HEARD - BUT WELL
SUBMARINEI ,. J ', HAVE TO AEtlDE BY THEDEClSW
COULD- V tfJ OP-THE GOVERMMEHTS BOARD
i vi airwiLur i
i ' n lit v a rr
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judSon ? -this is major Sheridan.
1 HAVE WITH ME IN AY OFFICE .CAPTAIN
GARKtTT ANUS LBD.TED KANlatK, ,
SCORCHY SMITH'S PARTNER..
- HE CARRIES WITH HlrA A RAnSIM
NOTE FR0N THAT SMUG6LIK GAUG
'NALDY- N0.7"- FOR.t0O,0OO HW
SCORCHY'S RELEASE. THE MONEY
TO BE PAID OVER AND SCORCHV
RELEASED AT A SMALL ISLAND OPF
THE WEST COAST'
THE DILLYS
(Trademark Registered)
U. 8. Patent Office
Hooping To It
B0V.' I HOPE
T00T5IE
WA.TCHIN
. AND .; '
TRIES TO DO
; UMPKINS'
PART
TOO.'
THEN--THRILLED.'.'
EXCITED
SOSIE FORGETS
HERSELF-