Wednesday, September 13, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
CLASSIFIED ADS
IB HAIHI PLACB OF UNION ft WAIXOWA COCNTM8
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to the line.)
Per line, lit Insertion loo
Per line, each added coneeo-
utlve Insertion To
Minimum charge on one
order
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FOR SALE
FRESH COW Ph. 205 M. 0-13-2 t.
1 HAD1Q AND electric phonograph
840, plfmo' $50, small cent, pump
87, windmill pump $5, Fairbanks
Morse, gen. 20, 37 volts, pair bi
noculars cost $60, will sell lor $25.
Might trade for something 1 can
use. Call at 2906 N. Oak alter
4 p. m. 9-12-2 tp
MDN, 6-RM. HOME, good location,
south side of track.. Basement,
steam heat, fireplace, garage. Prlcei
$1000, $200 cash. Balance monthly'
payments over period of 6 years, no
interest. Williamson & Berry. Ph.
M. 900. 0-12-3 t
1 HOTPOINT elco. range; 1 $30 pop
ular and critical encyclopedia, $5.
Call Sacajawea. , 9-12-2 t.
BLIOHTLY USED standard make
trumpet to be sold oheap. Cash or
terms. Radio & Music Supply Co.
9-8-5 t.
LARGE, FAT FRYERS. Domicile's
Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-8-t f.
GASOLINE DRAG SAW, 3A truck
wagon and -logging equipment. Inq.
702 C Avej 9-8-0 tp
WOOD See Smith, Fox Farm. ,
9-6-10 tp.
GREEN CHAIN WOOD $3.60 per load.
Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks
Lumber Co. Ph. Main 8. 8-3-t f.
FOR BAIiE Scraxcn paper lor school
or home, at tho Observer. 6o pad.
. - . 11-2-t f.
WANTED
8 STUDENTS to ride to Corvnllls,
Salem or Eugene early next week.
Write C. Coad, care Observer.
0-13-1 tp
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with famous Wfttkins Products In
La Grande. Business established,
earnings average $25 weekly, pay
. starts immediately. Write J. R.
Watklns Company. 4523 Hollls St.,
Oakland, California. 4 0-12-1 tp
RIDE TO KANSAS CITY. Will share
expenses. Good references, 1606
Oak. Ph. 683 W. 0-12-2 tp.
MRS. P. S. ROBINSON, accredited
teacher of .piano and violin. Be
elnners welcome. Studio 1408-4th.
9-12-2 tp
-SOHOOL GIRLS to room and board,
part cosh, bal. farm produce. 1208
M, near L. H. S. 0-12-2 t
Ten Veterans Will
Return to E. O. N. Team
(Continued Prom Page One)
La Grande: Cook, guard, La Grande:
Richards, back,, Cove; Burnett, back.
La Grande: Sannar, back. Enterprise;
Pearson, guard, Tillamook; Irwin,
guard and captain two years ago. En
terprise, and Bredow, end, of Port
land. There also Is a possibility that
F(S)itlbaflIl
Spalding & Goldsmith
Football Shoes
Supporters - Sweat Shirts - Sweat
Sox - Shoe Cleats - Footballs - Head-guards.
Spalding and Goldsmith equipment has been
used by leading players since the game was
first played.
, RATES BT MONTH
a lines, per tnontb ' '
8 lines, per month
4 lines, nor month
.(3-0
.3J15
.Si.OO
o iinea, per montn .
.M.7
Kaon additional
line brer five
charged at 60o per lino per month.
FOR RENT
2-RM. APT. Private bath. Hot and
cold water. Call 1006-13th Sti Close
to Normal school. 0-13-4 t
MODERN API". Cull Melville's store.
9-13-t f.
MODERN COTTAGE, 1 mile from
town. Call M 299. 9-13-3 t.
0-RM. MOD. HOUSE, aero of ground,
barn, $8. Close to school. Call
802 W. 9-12-2 t
FURN. apartment, l02-0th' St.
. 9-12-3 tp
6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. Furnace
and cement basement. $16. Phone
. Main 103. .9-12-3 t
WELL-FURNISHED ROOM 902 O
avenue. Phone 928-J 9-ll-3t
FOR RENT Mod. 3-rm. fur. apt. Al
len Duplex, 1507 4th St. Main 543.
9-2-t f.
HOUSES, Ph. Main 761 or 219rW for
appointment. C. D. Potter agent.
8-28-lm
FURN. APT. 1311 O. Aver4.8-26-l m.
WELL. FURN. APT. Private- Ihome.
Mod. unfurn houses. i708-4th.
145 W. 8-25-1 m
MISCELLANEOUS
WHY DISCARDthat chair or daven
port? -Have it reupholstered in latest
fabrics by expert upholsters. Qua!
lty work at lowest prices. La Grande
Mattress & Upholstering Co. Pliono
424 W. 9-2-1 t.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We WU!
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phono 323-J. 8-8-t 1.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, olano. voice. Credits. I. O. O.
F. temple. 447-J. - 1 9-6-1 m..
FOR TRADE
TO TRADE harrow and walking plow
' for wood or pigs. .Box B, c-o Ob
server. 9-13-2 tp
Lassen, fullback, of Pendleton, may
return to school.
The first schedule game will be
played In La Grande Oct. 6 with
Lowiston Normal . school, although
Qulnn hopes to line up a contest for
Sept. 30, also.
Repeal Wins in 3
States; Total at 29
(Continued From Page One)
on Monday cost them Maine, the na
tlnn'a flrot-. .lviTlft rtrV State.
Nnxt week, on Tuesday, Idaho and
w.,111 Mra'cn vote on repeal. Two
weeks later October 3 Virginia
votes, and a week later October 10
TB"nvIHft
These four end the balloting until
November 7 when six more vote:
Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, South Carolina and
Utah. '
IHIeir,2
FINISH FIRM IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Sept. 13 W) Se
curity markets,' closing at noon' to
day for. the hugo New York NRA
demonstration, generally followed a
narrow and featureless range. Except
for a few specialties, which were run
up for gains of as much ns 2 points,
most stocks were content to hold Just
a Utile better than their levels of
yesterday. The finish was firm.
Transfers approximated 900,000
shares. ,
, Closing figures Include:
Air Rcduc. 104
Al. Ohcm. and Dye 138
American Can ........... ' 03
American T. and T. . 132 $4
Bethlehem Steel . 39
J. I. Case 78
OUT OUR WAY
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rr...-,-c born TWttriv -wears too soom.
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
WELL DAD, I GOT; I HOW CAN HE I OH MONTGOMERY it nNTv
MONTGOMERY EL h sTRaSt KNOWS WHERE HE J J GOING TO
DOR.ADO TO AGREE Vl THINGS UP? IS. HE SAID SO. S nn rV
THAT HE'D STRAIGHTEN ) I HARTFORD I KNOW IT LOOKS J hTfArD S
UP EVERYTHING rT 7 IS OUT ODD FOR ME TO ZS wfe IwARE J
ABOUT TKAT-V S . ' Cof TOWN GET MIXED UP V nF TtC '
TROUBLE HE . ' v-rr-1 NOW IN THAT AFFAIR,' (ri mawio 1
HAD WITH . ajfe. ,AND.... BECAUSE vgW FATATE " 7
DIANA DANE
SCORCHY SMITH
THE DILLYS
MY NAME'5 I lft I ALL RIGHT, MR. HOSAN. I SAY-- DIANA, THAT'S
BIFF HOSANA lY' I- THERE'S NO HURRY. . dgbi? THIS. DOOUEY TELLS ME.
AN' I'LL PAY LI 1 Y ni II . i I I 1 " ABOUT YOU EVTNDtN5
YA FO&ztZlMi i& LC V 1 1 CREDIT TO
' SCORCHV Thl' CROW SCOUTS AUOWS )
TjT THEM BLtCKFEET IMJUMS VS I.
DOUBLIN' AROUND "TO THROW AHY I GET YOO, OAKE 1 )
TRACKERS OFF, SO Ttiey'S GOIMX IN CfTMER WORDS ,
TO SPHTTiC SEARCH "f NOBOtX1 KNOWS ( II
alPgfc i IIsscH wne-e tev'rh. J J"IK
V &ONGlGHJJ
jytP $&&, 1 WAIT.' I WEEL I OUEECK- )
a"? MAKE 7se HEART LIKE
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Liggett and Myers B
Montgomery Word
National Distill ,
J. Co Penney
Pub. Sor". of N, J.
Southern Paclflo
8t. Oil of Cal
St. Oil' of N. J, .......
Union Paclflo
United Aircraft
United ;Corporatlon .....
U. S. Indus, Alcohol,
U. S. Bteol
Thirty of the expected 40 Iowa
Stato football squad members ex
pected back' this tall have already
Insured themselves' of Jobs earning
enough to buy books and) pay for
fees, board und room.
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BOTrt
Col. Q. and B. '.
Continental Can
General Motors ....
Johns Manvllle ....
La Grande, Baker Gen.
Petroleum Meet Held
(Continued prom Pag One)
"Partners" by tho General FetrolMim
corporation, Paclflo coast subsidiary
of Socony-Vaouum company. Dealers
and Invited guests from Baker and
La Gmnde areas were in1 attendance.
. In addition to the very Interesting
picture, which was a romance built
around the evolution of the service
station: W. F. Carper, Oregon division
lubricants representative, spoke brief
ly, and oftor the allowing of tho
film. Al Bartholemy, In charge of ad
vertising for the Oregon division of
Oeneral Petroleum, dlsousBed adver
tising helps. During tho meeting It
was announced that a superior pro
duct lubricant is to bo distributed In
the Pacific coast area In tho near
future.
The visit was an unusually Inter
By J. R. Williams
(Trademark Registered)
U. B. Patent Olllca
(Trademark Registered)
U. B. Patent Office
T SORTA BLES DOWM TO TrtKT."!
BUT IT CIMCHES Th FACT THftT BcTTy
IS WlTU'EfA :
CHIEF YOUNG BEAR AH VAUERTHIL
AGREES TH GENERA!. DIRECTION ARE
WEST,TOWART3 Til' SAUAON WWER C0UN
TRV AN TU VARMIMTS
IS AIAIN TO HIT TH
MYSTCRY TRAILS
IEADIN'iNTOTm'NORTiI
WHAT WE GOTTbCO
' BE TU CUT DIRECT
ACROST an not
WASTE NO TiME
FOLLOWlN TH TvVISTINS
AN TORMINS HERE
ABOUTS.
( VOU SAY SUCH )
Vi? W a 7 THINGS, DON J
V ?4S Q V PIMENTO A
v smu&wi - s v.
I l - -iTJf
esting one for Al Bartholemy,. who Is
better known locally as Al Bortli,
catcher for tho Pirate team In the
Blue Mountain league majiy years
ago, and whose home runs while
playing for La Grande broke up sev
eral bull games. Al managed the Pied
mont team in the Portland city
league this year, and although he
hadn't played, ball for four years,
worked in four games this season, two
as a catoher and two In the out
field. One of the games lie caught
wound up 1 to 0 in the tenth Inning.
Barth has many irlonds locally, who
were delighted to renew their ac
quaintance with him.
Other officials here were Albert E.
Horn Jr., assistant Oregon division
manager, and R. L. Angst, district
manager with headquarters In Pen
dleton. A. M. Lee, local agent, hand
led arrangements for the meeting and
the entertainment.
Following tho meeting refresh
ments were served. . j
THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'ri Pop)
7 POP, PULL UP AT THIS Y ( HEOC, PUT TUB UNOEP )5rtWiT
' W?UG STOOE. I WANT TO . i VOUV? TONGUE l MIKUTE Ji IT. MOM, ;
V GET A THERMOMETEO-l ' ; V , 1 V . ? A
j
?:ZlZZZJl x . s y-,, KtNO op WKMHEP. I. , - i
. IT'S OUST X mme VGOTf INSIDE OF '. ' . : !
-y-, . THEOMOMETER - A . ME .MOM' . - -'-- :l
. THEPE---N0W( ' y '
' LET'S SEE J X 1 .
fxi
MONTGOMERY DIDN"
SAY EXACTLY WHAT
WOULD DO. I WAS
MOSTLY CONCERNED
WITH LETTING
HIM KNOW WHAT
I THOUGHT OF
HIM LEAVING
TOWN A WHILE
AGO JUST.
WHEN HE
COULD H.&VE
ANSWERED
HARTFORD'S
CLAIM Til
i
res u o pat, opr.
BR AH- THIS IS MY
FATHER, IR, HOSAN
J1
1
J-
P"l SAVVY. A SORT TWAL.YES! EXCEPT TtAT YOU
Ol- l:VtKY-fA-l-l' WIWDUUca ivumciv.
HIMSELF ARRANoE- J btouti is iakiih m
A1ENT S bOUTMWSbW an t ran
OVER
NOT ONLY ZEE HEART
.BUT ZEE TONGUE
HE FLUTTERS AT THE
9I&HT OF YOU !
1USKIIAJ.L 8TANIHNHS
, liy The Associated Press
Coast League
' I- . , W. L.
Los Angeles :. 101 66
Hollywood 97 70
Portland - 96 70
Sacramento . 90 . 77
Oakland 80 87
San Francisco 72 90
Missions , .v 71 98
Seattle 60 103
Yesterday's Itwiiills .
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco
'. Missions 9, Hollywood 5. -
Portland 17. Oakland 0.
' ' Sacramento 6, - Seattle 5.
Pet.
.606
.681
.670"
.639
.479
.431
.426
.304
Nutlonul League
W. L. Pet.
Now York 83 61 .019
Chicago 78 81 .681
Pittsburgh 78 61 .661
St. Louis 78 OS .639
lioston :. - 7S 64 .629
Brooklyn ..... 68 79 ,416
WELL I'D
YOU DON'TJ
NEED TO CD
BOTHER
BETTER
WIRE OLD
ABOUT THAT. I
KNOW FROM
LET ME THINK...
MONTGOMERY SA D
WHERE IS HE
THAT HE
NOW? .
CARE OF
THING. THAT'S,
EXACTLY
HE SAID.
LAST THING ,
BEFORE
HE LEFT
HERS
m
- l .
TV. .
rrnj nncc
THIS BAHD OF
REDSKINS.
MOUNT CLAKKfc l"IO IH
HE PROPOSE
BETTY'?
try?'
iS&' YEAH, AN' I
FOR. A, SACK
Philadelphia,.;. ,,.,.... 82 BQ ,,.3B4
Cincinnati W 86 .377 j
Yesterday's Results
.' At Pittsburgh 1-2, Brooklyn 0-0.., .
At Ohloago 3. Phllad ebphla'p,: v :
New York at Cincinnati, postponed,
rain. ;
Only games scheduled, '
American
League ; .
W '. Lv
OL
Pot.
. .669
Washington.', '
New York ,
Philadelphia,
Cleveland ...
Detroit , ,.r ,.;;..
Chicago .................
Boston ....... .......
St. . Louis ...............
Yesterday'
At New York, 8,
; At Washington 1
At Boston .1, St.
81 '64 ".600
73 65
78 . 69
.67V
.814
69 7
.' 01 '77 '
..;..' 67 83
........ 62 87
s Result ;
Detroit 3.'
, Cleveland 3.
Louis 4.
Ml
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Tennessee's first school,, tax. was
levied .In, 1854. , . "
Stormy Weather!
A Settlement?!
HE'LL. PROBABLY
OFFER. HARTFORD
HALF Or THE 1
ESTATE. WELl.
WHAT
I'LL HAVE TO
THINK THINGS
LL TAKt.
lOVER VERY
EVERY- '
. CAREFULLY
J.BEFORE OLD
WHAT
HARTFORP
, S ACCEPTS
THE ,
1 ONLY
HALF
OF IT.
Properly Squelched
I HEREAFTER, DOOLEY, MIND I lY-YES,
YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND ia'ljlSIRr
DON'T BOTHER MB WITH C. Y
A Decisive Idea
rnLAC nDrtkl YiMI ncmtlDP VTDTUV
NOMADIC l AINT EXPECTIN ' YOUWIU.
HOW UJOUU) I AGRtt WIH IH unuw
RtbCUINW .ianijik i 1
VAt ICR ThL. RtlTTUFV' "m
CLAIMS TO BE.Tv4E LEAOIM'
SPIRIT- AN otbT imwux
BLOw HIS HtAy U-
Sharp Competition
S'POSE VOU'O
OF PEANUTS,'
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