La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 31, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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Monday, July 31, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER, , LA GRANDE, ORE,
fflge Five
OUT OUR WAY
By J, R. Williams f THE NEWFANGLESMdmn Pop)
A Call lot Mr, Wales!
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CWFttOWlMW THE
WSlMASE TWDt A VEAR OS
(Count five itmn word
batb bt mouth
SO AGO .
to the line.)
Per line, lit lBMttlcn 10o
l Him, p month
line, pet month is 21
4 line, per month M,00
t lines, per month , - M7E
boh additional line otm ffie
charged t 80o per line per month.
Per ltnt uoi added consec-
unn insertipa .
7o
Minimum charge on out
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
MODERN FURNISHED APT. 13U O
r avenue. 7-19-1 mp
CUCUMBERS Bast end of X eve.
Hay Pat Dairy. 7-8l-2tp
MOD. BEDROOMS 10 OS -2nd Bt.
7-14-1. ip
CALVES Cheap. 842-J,
7-31-3t.
CLASSIFIED ADGj
iubkn MJkci 6r whom Aixow4 jopxri
- ; - . . ' .
I ' . OH , LOOK AT TtoSU COULD X -leu-THAT , ' if , I HWtflTOTil.NiWWWJtS, ;
I GO TO TrtE FAlp, NOW! 1 I THAT. PuOOtE? DO ' I OH 1 PAT?TV TWt JOE WHAT'S-
Ort,VMH OOMT SOU U E.KPECT" ME TO I ' J 1 DOCTTv ' TWtW-WHAT 'S fieCOME
I OmH MORE. CAREfoiA? RE API A HnRW C MlNO ? I II I w c 3 ' ' ' I nc- vim O :. - '? iSTfr
LAMBEttT blterrWs tor canning. Will
trade for vreod. O. O. Johnson,
island Ave. 7-20-ltp
CAKPY STORE with manufacturing
equipment, A buslhess with a per
miliicilt income. Write Box C: OB
scrvcr, - 7-28-1 ih
BLACK CAPS Large aweet varloty.
Pick In your own, orate l.0O. H. C.
M,tilr; Cove, 7-18-10 t.
Voii BALB-6crate9 . jfaper for school
or home, at the Observer, 6o pad.
11-2-t 1;
FOR BALK Cultivated - mushrooms,
delivered 50o lb. Ooats milk: for
infants and invalids 10o qt. 203
N Ave. Ph. 868 R. , 7-5-1 m.
AUTOMOBILES
. FORb COUPE
Extra good tires. Huns like .new.
Only 17,000 miles. Price 25d.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
4th and Adams. Ph. Main GOO
7-28-tf
rrr t - '' r
FOUND
FOUND .Stray black" 2-yr.-old helf
' e arid call lt white markings,
. We'd'., July' 28'. Owner may have
same by communicating with K.
W. Conrad, ift. GUm road, route
M. i. 7-31-lt
ir""r r- r ravaiiiiiit'ifaitW
PORTLAND JUST
HALF GAME B
OF FIRST PLACE
, tty The" Associated' Press
A bare half game separated Saera
mehto. from Portlandl today alter a
week In which tho four leaders bat
tied tori' other1 for the top- Bpdt itt
the Coast league pennant drive.
Los" Angeles took four out of Beveh
games from the Senators to climb to
withlh three games of the pace set
ters, while" Portland captured its
scries with Hollywood,' 4-3, e
After' being beaten 6-1 Saturday
by Dick Ward, the circuit's' leading
hurler, Sacramento came back tb win
both ends of yesterday's doubleheader
from Los Angeles, 6-4 .and 6-6, rs
Shaded 4-3 by the Stars Saturday,
Portland recovered yesterday to win
its twin blli with Hollywood, 8-6
and 4-3. Art Jacobs' great relief
twirling gave the Beavers the opener
and Rudy Kallio's steady pitching
the nightcap." First Sacke'r Ray Jacobs
of the Stars hit a four-bagger in the
second game. . '
Winning two of its three weekend
games with Oakland, San Francisco
handed the Oaks a 5-2 series shel
lacking. The Ssals took the Satur
day game, 3-1, and walked off with
the first game yesterday, 11-0. Bill
Ludolph blanked the Seals 4-0 in
the short nightcap.
Seattle captureti both eric's of its
Sunday twin bill with the Missions
4-1 and 6-2," to take the series, 4-3.
The RcdB came out' ahead" in the
Saturday twilight meetings, 8-2.
Three daj's a week are set aside'
in one of San Francisco's municipal
courts as Chinese days in which all
of the defendants are of that race. .
THE TINYMITES
fii-?
"TO-yaa j&avaz,&.
(RBADTHE STORY, THEN COLOR THfe PICTURE)
rriHE Tlnles hadn't traveled far
til! Scouly said, "I think we arc
real foolish to be walking, when we
edtiid have a ride.
"Course Dnncy's trip Is easy.
He' tlilnks he's as smart as he can
be to. let a balloon fell pull him.
Ho won't have a tired out hide.
"And Coppy. too, Is getting aid.
It won't be long, though, I'm afraid,
until the Bsh grow ail tired out.
TIs best lo let them go,
"Behind a rock I sec a 'sight that
ought to help us out, all right. It
is axeat big turtle. 'It can carry
us, I know."
MVOU'RE right," cried Shrimpy
. "Catch It, quick! Then wo can
promptly pull the trick of ictllng It
hold all of you upon Its spreading
back,'
"It8 shell Is not exactly flat, but
yon can stand up straight, at tliat.
We'll (et wee Dolly drive it. She
will need no whip tu crack.
'The turtle will do ns I say and
lUrtiy you'll be on your way."
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason
able. Call Fred Bauses, 203 N Ave.
7-5-i in.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We wili
Clean VP. your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-j, 8-B-t t.
EASTERN OREGON School taf Muslo',
violin, piano, voice, Credits. L O; O.
. F,.templo,.447-J., . 8-6-1, m;
WANTED
EXPERIENCED demonstrator to rep
resent the Ex-cel-eis Beauty prep
arations. i?34 N. E. Broadwayt
Portland. 7-20Stp
WANTED Man wanted to suppjy
customers with famous Watkins
Products in La brande.' Business
established, earnings average.. $25
.weekly, nay , starts - immediately.
Write J. R. Watkins Company, 4521
Hollls St., tSakianoV California,
7-3l-ltp
Wanted Steady work good pay.
Several Cholte openings iH cbutitry
and towns for reliaBle meh or wom
en; No capital or experience re
qulretS. Write Mr.. Tlidmaa: Siipt.
428 Third St;; Oakland, California,
.. . .. ' . .-. , i .7-31-Up
Codst League
W. L.
Sacramento ;;:;:;;;;....;;;.;.J.72 48
Portland .;..71 48
Hollywood ....... ,;.,...69 80
Los Angeles ,...;";.:r.1l8 .60
Pet.
.600
.687
480
,678
.482
.406
.395
.385
Oakland
- ,..54
,49
47
! Mission
San Francisco
Seattle
4B
Yesterday's Results
At Portland 8-4, Hollywood 8-3.
At Seattle 4-5. Mission 1-2.
At Los Angeles 4-$', Sacramento 8-8
(second game 7 innings), .
P.. At San Francisco 11-0, Oakland 0-4,
- v American League
w.
Washington
New York ,;
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit . ...47 61
Chicago' i L ;.;:....48 62
Boston ....4i 51
St. Louis w. 37 , 65
Yesterday's Results
At Washington 2, New York
At Cleveland i, Detroit 6.
At Boston 8, Philadelphia 8.
At Chicago 8-5; St. Louis 7-2 i
game 10 innings).
National League
. W. '
New York .". ...57
Pittsbui-gh 58
Chicago ... ; 63
St. Louis .. 62
Boston ; ..1....AQ
Philadelphia 41
Brooklyn .-...SO
Cincinnati .;;41
YcsteTdav's Results
At Brooklvn 1. Philadelphia
At St. Louis 8-6T Chicago 2-6,
At Cincinnati 4-8, Pittsburgh ,
At New York 3, Boston 6. .
The California fish and game com
mission plans to plant silver salmon
in the Salton sea, below-sea-level
1 lake In Southern California, i
by he sravict mcW
Then ' Scoiity" cried, "I ' have ''.ft!
Why, it really seems flUlte tame.".
"Gee, will we t hurt It?" Gpltly '
said. "Don't -anyone', step ori'lts.
head. If anything should happin
to Hi we will be lo blame."
"TfA, ha," laughed . Shrimpy'
X 'y0y'i-e so small, you cannot
hurt that thing at all. Why, it
could carry twice the. weight of.
every TInynilte; ; . , ,
"lis shell Is hard arid ver th(cR,'
All right, now, hop on! It, is no,
trirk to staiid nr on a turtle,' If
you keep your balance right',", ,
The Tinles did as they were told'
and Windy said, "I'll grab a hojd
of anyone who's near me. Then I
know I'll be all right."
Wee Dotty grabbed the reins' arid,
cried, "All right, we're ready for.
our ride." The turtle started !orj
Its way. It was a funny sight.
'"lyrig!il, iH3, NBA Service, Inc.)
The Tln'lfw find an old ship lu'
the lieu tor'.)
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