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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1933)
W1 OTJIil lH ' 'WcancsdayV Auctist 23. 1933 LA GRANDE EVENINOBSEfevER; LA GRANDE, ORE. Mom Hands Out . Some. JCreditl : OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES PEOPLE IN our? , I BE.TCHA ! POSITION , SACK1 Y ALL ME 'N nU. STOP . CROMBLiNCrv RarW -THERE.! SAIEL CANT (Count live average words CO ON AN AUTO fOOF? NifHOuT CLOWE'S. I PEOPVE.. ""J OUR PoillTON UaviP TO l-AASE. .A. HERE, SHOULD PA HAS GOT &ATKS HT unirra HAVfE. A CHANCiE, TOO , :OP? 'BE. . ,.,..io we line.) Pet line, let lnrtlonvloo IN TH' HOLV. NAE.S, .fS' -.1 A CHANCrE OF I line, per month , , n Q 8 llnee, per month tl " 4 line, per month , .... .. H w 8 line, per month t- 7H Per line, each added ooomo- CRIPPLED FOR min insertion , Ho CHANGE. .TO LOOW NICE., LIFE. SHIRTS ' Ulntmum chargt on one older 1 , ,:i" aaaitionai .line over, Jive 38o charged at 60o per iln per month. AND 'FOR SALE FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADS tn iiauT run or vtnox waixowa cotjntim OltAND PIANO at reasonable price. Also breakfast-nook table. Ph. Main 607, 1807 First 8t. 8-23-8 tp. HUCKLEBERRIES 1811 X Ave. . 8-22-8 tp. FOR SALE Canning peaches, toma toes, Bartlett pears, Orchard Mar ket, B. Adams. 8-22-jl tp. OR TRADE 100 arq Irrigated ranch near Echo, i409-0tn St. 8-22-2 tp. ' cil6lCE RESIDENCE In good loca tlon. Will sacrifice for quick deal. Write box R, Observer. 8-21-atp CANNING TOMATOES. Field run, 25 box. Cherry's Korlsts, Ino.. . 8-lll-t f. OREEN CHAIN WOOD $3,50 pel load. Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Ph. Main 8. 8-8-t t. FOR SALE Soratcn paper for school or home, at the Observer, 6o pad. - n-a-t f. WANTED BOARD AND ROOM for H S. boy. Will work or pay dn farm, produce. Wrlto Bor X, Observer. 3-23-3 tp. THE NAME of the lady who left an ad for pickling cucumbers and can ning beets, at thla office Monday. Tho ad has no value without a name or phone number. .,-8f23-l t. NO ADMISSION CHARGES FOR OPENING DAY (Continued From Page One) roping contests, and soino three-year-old bulls for tho hull dogging con test. In his contribution of bucking animals are two half-blood zebras. Three strings of race horses and prob ably a fourth will furnish relay and flat races. Grounds lien civ " . The grounds have been put Into good shape by a crew of men headed by D. E. Richards. Weeds have been mowed and raked off, the grounds leveled and sprinkled and the grand stand repaired. A valuable addition to tho arena equipment Is a sat of six now modern chutes where -horses will bo saddled and mounted instead of In tho arena as heretofore. They or substantially built and the whole side swings open, thus eliminating danger of injury to either rider or horse. The stalls have been bedded down with new straw and new hay will bo delivered at the grounds for tho exhibitors at small cost. Cecil Griggs, who lias charge of tho - P.. P.. A. -work,-says there nwlltw a stock Judging contest among the boys from the seven chapters that will be represented at the show. Tom Willet, of Wallowa, state president of the P. P. A., will bo here with, a truck load of good Jersey stock. Advance notice Indicates that tho 4-H clubs also will bo well represented. Pnnulc Friday Merchants have been busy prepar ing floats to enter the parade which will be the opening event on Friday. The 'wranglerettes, who will furnish musical numbers during the after noon, botli Friday and Saturday are working on an original float. The parade will start from the gym at ono o'clock Friday and pass up Main street, then to the stock show grounds l-RM. MODERN furnished house. Good location, fire place, furnace, full basement, garage, reasonable rent. Phone 214 R, or call 1710-4th -street- , , . B-aa-2 t. LOST AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Ford Pordor Sedan. New top and paint , Job. Good tires. Excellent mechanical condi tion., , price 3G0..V Perkins Motor Co., Fourth ti Adams, ph. Main 800 I l.tW .MJ H-.rt ,.'l8'21-tf. MISCELLANEOUS LICENSED PLUMBER', rates reason able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Ave. 7-8-1 m. DO WELL BROS. OLEAN-UP We Will clean, up your ashes, papers, en, Phone 323-J. 8-8-t t. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. 1. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. 9-0-1 m. where prizes will be awarded for the floats and best saddlers. , Troy Becker's herd of Holsteins was the first to arrlvo at the grounds and he has been washing them, and getr ting them into excellent trim for the Judging." Ogllvle. of Cove, - whose Guernseys have made a fine showing other years, arrived today; with, his exhibits. A truck left last evenlig for Prairie City to bring the Gut tridge Aberdeen Angus stock. Sher man Guttrldgo, who . knows beef stock, will do tho judging of that class of animals tills year. A who from? Dan Clark, livestock agent for the Union Pacific, stated that he will bo here for the three days of the sliow He lias not missed a show In Union for a good many years. t He will .be the Judge of tho saddle horses in the parade Friday. The city has been decorated for tho show and the carnival is all set: for the weelL Entertainment In the form of stockshow dances will be held all three evenings, the first two at the Goodbrod hall and Saturday's dance at the gymnasium. On Stlday night the American Legion boys will give ono of tholr successful smokers. RETURNS FROM TRIP TO EAST Cecil Ager, photographer, has re turned from Winona ,:Lake, Ind., where he attended the international School of Photography -to- carry ad vanced work In genernr-portralture. Mr. Agcr specialized In lighting and other photographic effects. California has more airports and landing fields than any other state, 214. Waterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Beautiful Shades Easy to Apply Pittsburgh Paint Store 111 Elm. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr. AT THE LIBERTY NOTICE We sell only Artificial Ice made from puro water. All calls answered promptly. We also handle only the best quality of Coal and Wood, All our products are guaran teed. ....... i Our services are the best. Gaither Ice & Fuel o. Mairi 528 : -""7 Counts NELSON To,,Z .Authorized X 8ERVICB on Studebaker Bulck and PontUo Automobiles All Types of Repairing By Expert Mechanics M. J. Gods Automobile , Mam. 88 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE One of the largest all-star casts ever assembled for a motion picture plays In Pnramount's "International House," lavishly-produced musical comedy now showing at the Liberty theater. Peggy Hopkins Joyce, W. C. Fields, Rudy Vallee, Stuart Erwln, George Burns and Grade Allen, Sari Marltza. Col. Stoopnagle and Budd. Cab Calloway and his Orchestra, Baby Rose Marie. Bela Lugosl, Lona Andre, Sterling Hollowly, Franklin Pang born, Edmund Brcese, Lumsden Hare and tho Girls In Cellophane are the lentured players. Its action is set. In a hotel in a mythical Chinese city where repre sentatives of big business from all over the world are assembled to In spect and bid on marvelous new In vention. When the hotel Is quarantined, everyone goes ga-ga and the develop ments become even crazier when W. 9. Fields, an aviator sailing to Kan sas City, accidentally lands on the roof of the hotel. Peggy Joyce, thinking him a mil lionaire, Immediately starts lining him up as a prospect for her next marriage. Bela Lugosl, a former nus I band of Peggy's who engineered the j quarantine but was himself locked ; out of the hotel, watches In frus- trated fury from across the street. ! Rudy Valco sings; Burns and Allen wisecrack; Stoopnagle and , Budd ! ponder tho world's problems; Cab j Calloway plays mad music; the Girls I In Cellophane dance; Stuart Erwln I makes timid lore to Sari Martlza, J iVu ev nea smvrer, iSc. ntWttJ hkc whuc - iiu I pwrrvi- nca. u. e, pat, err. g- hfRSTYTE TOLD MC THAtwELL,IF THERE'S V THERE 1 THAT'S ALL TIl&OE. VS TO'T THERE MJE RUMORS 1 rWTN-k,MRS. i , I IT-MIDOF CQORSR.WHEN U' I GOING AROUND ABOUT YTrTE OS MR9. 1 '., CHICK TOt-DME HOW .IT ... 1 ; ; CHICK BEINQ MIXED GIMMIE 3TACTE0 IT HAPPENED, EVEDTHlWS ' ' : UP WITH SOME GIRL I'LL TELL OU ABOUT 35 WA5 OKAY PS FAR A-3 I .i GLADVS.VOU'RE A WONDERt ArTER ALL, VOO VOUN0 r"0LKA 0,). SEEMS- Ky 9TARS; ir POP A MAN CAN'T CERTAINLY HAE FUNNy TO HEfvR SOME-: GOT INTO A 0AM LIKE - f GO THROUGH MORE SENSE AND ) ONE SAV GOOD tHlNGS . THAT, WHEN 1 WAS VOOP LIFE WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING ' AtiOUT THE SOUNGEH. . ' AGE I'D HAVE NURSED SOME SORT OF ABOUT SUCH THINGS GENERATION, .. A SUSPICION FOR EXPERIENCE .THAN WE DID S jr-r THE BUNGLE FAMILY Explained , WELL WELiA oH I JUST DECIDED CL- (TO DFUDP THE CASE i ,S.SEX,T VIN THE INTEREST, 0 WHAT IS ALL -LZFv-za OF MORE tf ABOUT YOU CtH IN THE GIVING UP YOUR.) T3 rLODJ!'!'" LSTOMENTMlIl " k,. (J i jl iUirul IT'S VFRY delicaYe point- ofJ COURSE, BUT I HEARD THE. AHEM. LADIES) PUT THEIR, i FOOT DOWN! ON THERE I BEING ANYj ' TRIAL. BROTHER... I FELT SORRY FOR BUNGLE WHEN I WAS INFORMEP THAT HE GOT LIKE Vie is from FALLING MERRY-GO' ROUNDS TOO MUCH WHEN HE WAS YOUNG. YES BROTHER. BUNGLE, I PRACTICALLY PASSED OUT WITH SURPRISE WHEN I FOUND OUT YOU CONSENTED TO STOPPING THE TRIAL SO I SUDDENLY, J G 'BKV 1 '4 l Well brother bucko, after. THINKING THINGS OVER FROM ALL ANGLES I DECIDED THAT WHAT I WOULD PROVE AT THE TRIAL ABOUT MCCOOKIE WOULD BE A BLACK EYE FOP, THE ORDER., REG us. pat, orr. ' fl-S3 THERE'S OUITE a Little talk going around to the effect. THAT MRS, MSCGOK1E GOT TOGETHER WITH MRS, BUNGLE AND,, ALWAYS BEEN READY TO MAKE SACRIFICES BOUNDER LODGE NO. P. r ESPECIALLY BROTHERS LIKE MECOOKIE WHO, MENTALLY SPEAKING. HAS WALKED i WITH A LIMP FOR YEM9, JOE PALOOKA -AMP l A.rT7 A, Kin RPNTI.PMEM- UINt Op IMC i CHAMPIONS . . . .. . . .'.V-IZ imtwu innw opFUPn-HF's rcfsurr u l-m . . , . , ivirv-o. II AO ruaulC- tOI UR1 15 THE WHITE HAIRED KK W THIS CHICAGO CROWP-- W$$F VA SURE THERE ' VOL" KNOW, bj fiSM AINT NO PHONEY G&f&.?f; WELL B Eflal PADDIN' IN THIS , THERE AINT. B 5 Vi.t WALSH IS INSISTINQTHAT BLINTZK.'t' HAS SOMETHING IN HIS CLOVE THEY'RE Eyg-.MINING IT 9 HA-HA I BURNED f REMEMBER TINI-F TM UP.' WHO SAID SA KEEP YOUR .iHlrfn. COULDNT GET TrVT fT CHIN IN --' GOOD MUG NERVOUS fW DON'T TRY K LUCK , NOW LISTEN-' SLUGGING- f IJINI. 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