La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text; I I i fi i r rr r tt ' t . . . ,v Tuesday, August 22, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven . L 1L! NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Dough-de-oh- CLASSIFIED ADS "H MAKKVT FUCI OF CfOON WALLOWA CWUNIIM (Count tin average word ' to the Una.) ' RATBS BY MONTH a llnea, pr month f mi 8 llnee. per month e-M oft 4 Hn, per month '"" ScS" par una, lit inaertlen. -100 - ,1o Per Uoe, each added eoniec- utive jnaertlon . 8 llnee, per month M.W Minimum charge on on order Kaon additional Una over five III' charged at too per llneper month FOR SALE FOR RENT ift;K.' II OUT OUR WAY ByJ. R. Williams THE 7 OAT 6HOW AH H I DROPPEJO) Y : f iEE,SUGR , THIS HK3 TAUGHT WCLU. IT'S ? Wf. OUST WANTED OH ,8 :t & .DE COOLEST I MIME. BECAUSE.1 I I RAM 2ifV. Mc NE THING-VLL NEVCH A X , MhStO TO . f -T'BHING VOO VOOR 'V ( OW VAPATIOlft HMnift'oMKl t uweo I 5 o 11 . KCCP ANYTHING FROM VOL) BEUEve THAT I 60-THWT GOWDV ' I A ,i MOMEaV vJl'iP Si I'l NWER VyftMTI I ZAGr,eoTrt ACMN.t WA5 AFPAIO TO TELL MRS TYTE ftwp 1 . WOMAN CONFESSED ! - - T ' Dt CROWOl , II TO SEE OME. I HAD A DOUBV-E- I VOL) ABOUT MISS GOWDV I MRS GIMMit I T'TAWN' IT ! " Ai AH DlOM DRA AGlW. , J I BARREU GOM I BECAUSE T DIDN'T THINK yOJw fOULP VCftTE BV , . MAH MEUN VMH6M I ee '9.--ki I BCUEVE WE HAD STOLEN THAT LETTCI? jRfc-i iBBrT-' A :1 "!' f ' HUCKLEBERRIES 1811 X Ave. ' a-22-a tp. .RAMO.B AND furniture, 1802 Second FOB" SALB-Cantilrig peaches, tomo-' toes', ' Bartiett ' pears, Orchard Mar ket. &. Adanu. ' 8-22-3 tp. WE1,BBH REG. Holstetn heifer, 10 moe. old. Price .reasonable. Lavon Roger, Cove. . 8-22-1 tp. OR TRAPS 10$ acre Irrigated ranch near Echo, 1409-Oth St. . 8-22-2. tp. MODEL' A' roadster, Xltldsey Prlmm. ' 8-22-1 tp. CHOICE RESIDENCE In good loca tion. .Will sacrifice for quick deal. .Write box R, Observer. 8-2l-3tp CAfltHptl TOMATO.' Field runrjiii .bflx. .Cherry's Florists, Inc.' 8-W-t f. .pppEN CHAIJf WOOD 3.60 pel load, roirtpt delivery." Jawrnan-Hlcks tiiiniber Co. Ph, tyaln's. 8-3-t f. FOR' SALIC Borates paper lor School ' car home, at the Observer, So pad. 11-2-t f. WANTED 'VBK AND COFFEE ftOUTEMEN ' fas ' reliable'7 national company raeds 3 more jiieii immediately. ?reylouB ' experience unnecessary but must be physically able and willing to servlse 200 steady con suthera on regular rout and work "8 hours "a" day for about $37.60 Klgr., '2505 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Mgr., 250ii Monmouth, ( Cincinnati, 'O. 1 " ' 8-22-1 tp DEATH TAKES F. H. KIDDLE LATE MONDAY (Continued from Page One) Mr. Kiddle Is survived by Ills widow, Ada, two sons, Clyde L of La Grande, and Iyle B of Xa- Grande, besides other relatives. He was the uncle of Fred JE. .,K(ddle, president of .the Jtate senate. 4-BM. MODERN furnished house, a cod location,. flre",,Rlace, furnace, full basement, . goragp; .reasonable rent. Phone 214 R, xic iciijl .17.10-4 th street." ' ' ' 8-22-2 t. LOST BROWN SPANIEL DOG; Child's pet. Call 064-J. 8-21-2t AUTOMOBILES ADTOMOBIIjES -For Fordar Sedan. new Lyup aija. pajpc .jod. uooa ires. Excellent mechanical condi tion. Price 250. ' ..Perkins yotor Co., Fourth & Adams, ph. Main 500 ' " ' 8-21-tf. MISCELLANEOUS LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Ave. 7-5-1 m. DOWBLL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will elean .up your ashea, papers; etc. Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f. EASTERN OREqpN School of Music, vionn, piano, voice, ureaiie. i. j. v. P. temple. 447-i. ' 8-8-1 m, MAX W. BURKE NEW SERGEANT Another prpmotion In Company E, jiaqtU atry.of La .Grande vas an .nplinrod asi -'night during .regular ,i,rinory ,c(rlU. . .Max .W. ,Burke, private : .first .class, -..who has ,been In charge .the '.supply foom'.for the last scv-. j?rol "w8.ks,i ,has" .been appoint ser-, geant. ,He .tn the place .In the .supply ..room .left :.vacqiit when Ser :gennt , Vernon Haje . returned to his egu'lar' ;post . In .he company. ,;0ON,SKIN ;ONCK VEI.1UNQ f.BE .OKEMAH, .Okla. k The Bev. ,Q. ,W. Ray, who calls himself ,the "mar-, rytng parson," estimates he has join ed more than 800 couples in wed lock. When Oklahoma was still a --territory he .said the price lor per-, forming a ceremony was two 'coon skins. PLOWS iVSEl .FOR MINING GOLD CAR-SON CITY, Nev. W Develop ment of new methods of "washing" gold without water has made it pos sible to work dry areas of Nevada and has brought .the farm plow into use as a mining tool. Gravel bet's are plowed and .then run through the dry washers. Iowa Belle, a wilt-resistant .water melon developed at Iowa State col lege, Iti reported "doing w?H" in cli&ease-tnfested " fields of ' Eastern Iowa. Dr. Amy Whalen, 95-year-old den tist of Pomeroy. Ohio, expressed her belief that she will live at least three years longer by giving a three-year subscription for a magazine. - THIS. CURIOUS WORLD .- 7Ae BELIEF THAT A CAT HAS MNlVS GOES BACK TO THE DAYS OFNCIENf EGyPT THE CAT-HEADED GODDESS, f&SH? WAS 6ELIEVED BY THE EGYPTIANS TO HAVE NINE LIVES, AND A WITCH VAS THOUGHT TO BE ABLE TO TAKE THE FORM OF A CAT NINE TIMES. J"K Wif Bit 1 1 J JfrAA A. V HAS NO BRAIN f uLtmi ' ' IT HAS NERVES, BUT NO , ignjSk ,: NERVE-CENTER-. 17 ' " ' ' HENRY SCOTT, THE MirrN6 PANS7, PlAYS PUBUC RECITALS WHILE WEARING HEASy WOOLEN " AM7TEMS. a.j BLACK CATS have long been assoclalod with witches, all because of an anclenl supersllllon that witches could take the form of black 1 cats Killing lh- rat was considered futile so far as Renin rid of Iho witch was concerned for It was believed that nine such killings were accessary before the wllcli really ceased to exist. Scouts Qualify For (Continnei Jtrom Pjge.Ona) Parle tt-Swlmmlng; Wllliard Hall Swfmmlng; Donald Jasier twlm .miiig: John Kopp Swlnunlng; Wil liam Fj-ces Swimming; Jock Cox Swimming; Jimmy McNamee ewun mlng; Wayno Williamson Swimming; Ktllli Patten Swimming, and JIollls ter Rlilne Swimming.... Swimmers John Kopp, Donald Jaspe.r, Willlord, Hall, ugenp Palmer, ugene Parlette. Donald Shelton, Terry Waller, Mllton Flower and Eugene Winters. Lifesaycrs ' Dan Biggs, Frederick Lewis, Jack Cox, Jimmy McNamee, Wayne Wil liamson, Lynne Johnson, Bob McClay, Dick Lottos, John Biggs, Holllstw Rhino, Kloth Pation, Robert George and Howard Dixon. ,,-1 Cump Bating Satisfactory campejr is given tor all round proiiciency m camping, iot au- vancemerit, for tthe best relationship with tent mates, io?'performance bt camp duties ana ior participation, in- ail paris OI llie.cimil' piyaiaJii, Those receiving .this award were: Eugeno Winters, Vance Knight, Henry Beccher, Frederic .LevrtssrfJory-' aid helton,' Eftest WpodW'iMrry .Carter, Jack Eakln, Donald ..Jasper,.! Howard Dixon, '.Pat Fltegeraldl TJavld Leonard, William Jj'rees,: Booeri; jliow. Jack' Cox, John Ralston, John Mc- Manus and Harold Weeks. The boys not yet twelve years of ago are not eligible ifor, the above award. These who rate as satisfac tory are Initiated Into the Pee Wee club. The hoys who were taken into this club are: Stewart Wylde, Billy Taylor, .Rol and MoCroskle, Clifford Crowley, Ter ry Waller, Paul Robben, David Frees, Eugene Palmer, Charles Reynolds and Bobby Fallows. Those boys who have shown real leadership at camp are rated as Honor campers. These were: Jack Forlss. Dan Biggs, John Biggs, Dick Worrell, Elbert Wottenberg, Lynn Johnson. Thomas Cook, Dick Larkln, Jame3 Brlnton, Gilbert Stein, Donald Hlggins and Rex Wall. f r1, SURE G!VC 'f T.HAT ML; THESECONS TIME:: ft'jSw IwjIMifMWw fwllW - , OF YOU TO RETURN :NHV-ftH-. IT TO HER' , THOSfi TWO MEM HAVE CALLED iyJm A JMTfmm&J-J rfa. our monev-now,i ( whatdaya wcre 'r-ohrWENWrLnort ' cmayKOT .. ' ' ''''' O.IT THE gUNGLE FAMILY . ' : - " " " : 'Two gfae Husbands I HA' I KNOW FROMN " L-ISTEN JO. I I THAT CQUP.TI3.OOM f OH GEORGE RQN'T I I LISTEN ''"-v C.x.MN H' ,11 TWS y,QCOOKiZ THml9i- I : CALLING OFF ' iaV Pirkrh TO TALK SO SILLY. ,LK KlNfVv A .1 s5fiysfT A'l lftt1? '' IS' DIFFERENT, WHEW- I Km'rr ???r 7 ' ' THAT TRIAL THF DOOa5 ' W f H " V -MRS. MCCOOK E . nhW AT MY I I POLICtMLN AH I LN ' , HIS PHOKlY' -WMt- .WKfW.HE5l bmmSi c-Sj iTirF J BEFORE .1 HAD Sfi PEOPLE VVHO PHONED ME A U&$ZfJ W YOU DC . CERTAINLY J f HE 60T HOMC . . HA! I cWiSHTrii'l-F T toi n Y A CHANCE TO WERE PLENTY WH LE AGO. HER I WANTED V -UN it CKY . 6TATED TO I HIS BENSIBI-E-W1F-E POUNb OUT I TOLD I PROVE I DIDN'T HOT WHEN1 re ( HU3BA.ND TOO, CA.ME ! JijeTlS 'A(T T'OER LOSING ONE A TEST FY MY j IS JUST ABOOr Aft' I TSAID THAT MCE J HIT MscoOKIE THEY FOUND HOME TERRI.BLY. . OPPORTUNITY' SESy'TJS LAWYER J. V TOWN-HEARTEDm ! MRS MCCOOKIE f V. WITH A POTATO OUTTTHE BLUE &ECA0SE ' ' ' '' ToWeY J lA'?,lf& WAS TO.f AS ?' WTSSiflln 1 AND I ZZL. Swk MASHER. -TRIAL C Wffa? S 17 THERE I , DIDN'THItJI WWSTtC5J ' SIGNAL JpfK '( TlfO i AfiRrn r"L -MmS . 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