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Mm:hrt LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pa?e Three,
0UT0U,WAy
By jT. JR. Williams
THE NEWFANGLECMom'n Pop) Improving His Mind !
CLASSIFIED ADS
-(Ooynt fe worte -
to the line.) ' J
Ptr line, lit tnMrtionlOa
Per line, eaoh edded oorueo
KATIHBT.UOimi"
.1 line per tnoota f "
a Ulm, per montb "
4 Usee, per month U
A llnee, per month -44.78
Mob additional. Un am tin
efctrgwl at Mo per Use per month.
utln Insertion ,
Minimum charge eo on
" oroitr .
Mo
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
Monday, October 2, 1933
0W St lO-Wm ' I V- ii iici-in-i- ' 60MftBxWO. iOWK.0J ' .1 .
MiOlND HOM. r . I 1. IMWeO OF MSIN6jlT51rf-i- ' . m
1 1 i
?IDER MILL. Reasonable. M 064. j
! : i I. ' .10-2-1 tp,
' RED .FIR WOOD, cut last winter.
Pull cord M OO. 1810 Qreonwood.
J
10-3-1 tp.
FRESH' OOW and heUer calf. Cheap.
i inquire wHsorwr. vva vp
GOOD VIOIJN OUTFIT, 35. 1104
. Spring. ' ' "i .9-29-4 tp
AT YOUR SBRVICE-Jny BrcshrarS,
Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Alice!.
' V ' 8-29-1 m.
HOLON ALTO 6AX. Sacrifice. Ph.
85S J. 9-29-4 tp.
354 TRUCK WAGON, heavy set log
if't glng harneu, heavy truck trailer
und logging equip. 702 O Ave.
y . :......, Q.jg.g tp,
( AND KIND OF DRY WOOD.' Oood
I '-quality. NBA prloee. Ph. 12 J.
I -' ' 9-49-1 m.
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 3 pads lor &o.' "
9-14-t t.
LAR0E, FAT -FRYSBlfl. Darnlelle's
" Feed Store. Ph. Main 18i; 9-8-t f.
MISCELLANEOUS
8TEADY WORK GOOD PAY
Several choice openings In country
and towns for reliable men or wo
men. No capita! or experience ' re
quired. Write MR. THOMAS, Supt.,
428 Third 8t.i Oakland, Oalljurnla.
1 , .i ' 10-2-1 tp.
NOW IS THE TIME to have that rug
cleaned or mattress rebuilt. Quality
work at lowest prices. La Orande
Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone
424 W, 9-2-1 t.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will
clean up : your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 828- J. - .''. B-8-t t.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits, IO. O.
F. temple. 447-J. ' ' ' ' 9-6,-1 m.
DON MACKWH0
BATTLES O'HARA
WINS 5 STRAIGHT
Don Mack, who Is to fight Johnny
O'Hara, of Los Angeles, In the main
event of a boxing card at the Saca
awea Inn on Oct. 7, Is a Portland
. iboy and was developed by his lather,
stn.niv McDonald, well known llKht-
fcwelght fighter of around 1912.
V Don held the lightweight amateur
championship ot the northwest for
three years and has been boxing for
the last seven years. In that time
he has met and oeieaica some i mo
best lightweights In the northwest.
Mack won his last five fights and.
in Portland, he has scored victories
over Jimmy Scott, Harry Gillian, Al
Cadena and Frankle Roberts twice.
He holds decisions over Mickey Do
lan, Eddie Edlman and Jack Nash. '
Mack is an aggressive fighter and
has expressed confidence that he can
take O'Hara's measure.
O'Hara, however, thinks otherwise
and La Grande fans are eagerly
awaiting the gong to see which fight
er Is right.
SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL SCOKKS
Eastern Oregon Normal 35, Whit
worth college 0.
Oregon State 20, Montana 0.
i-- widi 7. Wnllowa, Htffh 0.
Wtnamctto 20, Oregon Normal 0.
St. Mary's 7, San Francisco U. 0.
(Sunday game).
Oregon 14, uonzaga u.
Whitman 7, Llnfleld 8.
Kcnnewlck 12, Pendleton High 0.
Washlrurton 32, Idaho 6.
Stanford 3, U. C. It. A. 0.
Southern California 18, Loyola 0.
Washington State 56, Puget Sound
0.
Pacific 7, Columbia 8.
California 39, California Aggies 0.
California 34, Nevada 0. -
Iowa 7, Northwestern 0.
Oklahoma 0, Vanderbllt! 0.
Indiana 7, Miami 0.
Navy 12, William and Mary 0,
Army 19, Mercer 6.
Pittsburgh 9, Wash, and Joff. 0.
Texas A. and M. 13, Tulano 8.
Georgia Tech 39. Cemson 2.
Pasco 18, Mao-HI 0 (Friday).
Prairie City 0, Baker 0 (tie).
Union 7. Baker reserves 8 (Friday).
Twenty-three lost babies at an Old
Settlers' Day at Columbia City, Ind.,
almost turned the program into a
baby show.
The home of former Secretary of
Treasury Hugh Mcculloch, who ser
ved under Lincoln, still stands In
Fort Wnyne, Ind.
sib?:
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lt COSTS ,0
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S-RM. FURN. or unfurn. .house, A
,No, I condition. Call ft t?07-th St.
i . - ,..10ra-3.t
80A. CLOSE IN. Inq. 704 Wn.
' ' . ,9-29-3 fo)
8-RM. FURNHOUSB. Ph. M. ,787.
"It " 1 " ' ' ' 9-27-4 t.
FOR RENT Mod. 3-rm. fur. apt. Al
len Duplex, 1S07 4th St. Main E43.
8-a-t f .
HOUSES, Ph. Mam. 781 or ai9-,W.ior
appotntment. O. D, potter agent.
..Hs-as-lm
AUTOMOBILES
HAVE YOUR AUTOMOB JLS Tops re
dressed. New mats on your Running
Boards,1' Your Fenders and .Wheels
repainted beore the rainy weather
seta In. "'
,6m'8 OARAGE ( .
: B-ae-8 t,
WANTED
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with famous Watklns Products In
La Grande. Business established,
earnings average 2S weekly, pay
starts iraroedlately." .Wjrite - J. R.
Watklns Company, 4623 Kollls St.,
Oakland, fjaltfornla.'' '',.;'l0-2-l tp.
HOUSEKEEPER. Close In. Wldower-s
home, 1 child- Small wage during
winter. Box ,R. ; ' j v jlo-23 t.
WORK BY competent office girl.
Dictaphone, 1 typing, shorthand,
comptometer, adding machine and
gen.- office work. Private switch
board. W1U furnish dictaphone and
typewriter. Ph.: Farmers 2X1.
"'' "; . ;' '- '' ,1.0-2-1 tp.
GIRL, 23 WANTS WORK'. Experienc
ed stenographer ahd' clejk. Refer
ences. Inq. at my home, 11021 Cedar
St. 8-28-3 tp.
PORTLAND ENDS
LEAGUE SEASON
IN SECOND PLACE
By The Associated Press
Six months of Pacific coast league
baseball came to a quiet ' end yester
day, with only the double trimming
of the champion Los Angeles and the
elevation of Portland to second place
to enliven the final dayorthe 1933
season,
A 9-2 vlotory over San Francisco
enabled Los Angeles to finish the
season six and one-half games ahead
of Portland, despite its double Sun
day beating by the Seals, 7-5 and 2-1.
Los Angeles won the series, 4-3.
Portland finished with a rush to
win all three weekend games from
Seattle, coming out ahead 3-2 Satur
day and 15-4, 5-2 yesterday. The
weekend cleanup gave the Beavers
the series B-3 and sent them one
game ahead of Hollywood. vn
Oakland concluded Its season suc
cessfully with a double triumph 'at
Sacramento ;ycsterddy;' 6-1 arid 4-1,
after dropping the Saturday game' to
the Senators, 8-5. '.'
LEAOUE STANDINGS '
Coast League
l i W. L. ' Pet.
Los Angeles 114 73 .810
Portland 105 7.7 .577
Hollywood ' - 107 80 .670
Sacramento 98 85 .627
Oakland 83 92 ,604
San Francisco 81 108 .433
Mission ' 79 108 .423
Scattto : 85 H9 -353
Yesterday's Results
At Portland 15-5, Seattle 4-2. (Sec
ond game seven Innings). .
' At San Francisco 7-2, Los Angeles
6-1. '(Second gnmB seven Innings.)
At Hollywood 5-8, Mission 8-8. (Sec
ond gome seven innings.)
At Sacramento 1-1, Oakland 5-4.
American League
W.
U Pet.
Washington
Now York
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Detroit
Chicago .......
Boston
St. Louis
53 .661
92 58
78 73
75 78
74 79
67 83
62 ' 88
.813
.51,7
,497
.484
.447
.419
.364
National League
W. I. Pet.
New York -
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston -
8t." Louis
Brooklyn
Phiiaueipliia
Cincinnati
91 61 .699
87 6T .665
80 88 ..558
84 71
82 72
75 88
GO 92
.642
.632
.460
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.382
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am
I shoulp take: ,
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THE
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TO LET THEM I
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I FEEL
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LIKE
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JOE PAL00EA
Knobby s
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TORN BETWEEN
HOME AN
TNO EMOTIONS.
HIS DEEP '
AFFECTION
FOR JOE.
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AND HIS MAD
INFATUATION
FOB 3UNE
THE CANNY JUNE,
USINO'ALL
A BEAUTIFUL
VK5MANSWLES,
DOES NOT
INTENDTO LET
HER BIG MOMENT
GET rWAY-
shehqven
her Maid
instructions
"to have the
telephone
R1N3 .
DIANA DANE . TS&?1 ' V ' ; ; .Threats
no YOU ITMllvI IM05T ASSUREDLY ' PTTI KVT!n"AND I'LL POMMEL I jTh" ! , AHO VITH A FINAL ,1 . I KSZ?!!SilVEAH?AI, ifHOH? I jv. I
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SCORCHY SMITH STT - m ' ' v ' A Secret Place
THE DILLYS ": ' ": ' ' ! Saved. From Rescue ;
1 1! HEV, OFFICERS- IN ' V VES, WE HQID 1 ( BI?AceUR My ;: VOU'RE ShKDU: WHAS! YUHMEAN ? nllIV. '''' l-
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KIDNAPED' U dere's kidnaped auJ it wrung me law.hem Lanostebsj; aroun' tied up f W'1&1 fewktop YmtfVt
' "
THAT
HOW BRAZENLY
VMP 6IBYL
ROLLED HER
DARCANELLA
EYES .AND STARTED
tolVt-b Mt.
TO (?Ui?H WHEN
WILLIFTS
SHE HLAU
PEGGY Sax
THIS IS
EVERY TIME
I THINK. OF
HOW BOLDLY
MONTGOMERY
HEjCVED
HERSELF
INTO MR.
EL DORADO'S
NICE
CAR.
O O. PAT. OFF.
10-2
EL DORAW. I , i
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' I'M WORRIED TtSEATrtll OH PARDON
anni rr tu! Kin. it imp ' I MP . DP AC "i
HIS rTRE TELEPHONE'S
HE ANT 1 S RINGING
SHE
IMAGINE PEGSY,
WHO KNOWS
SNAKY
THAT FINE MAN
SS INTERESTED
IN .HER, INTRO
DUCING HIM TO A
WOMAN WHO
COLLECTS
MILLIONAIRE
HUSBANDS THE
WAY .SOME
PEOPLE pp
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17
mm
YES.IHIS IS JUNe- HELLO
TOMMY OH NO, TOMMY-1
CAMfT QO DEAR- -OF COURSE
1 LIKE YOU-BUT I'M IN LOVE, M
1 ONlif CO OJV WITH KNOfcStSY,
WH6B.6 -VH& VPH OFF VS
f ClOOO THINS VOR YW,
e 1933 B1 Ht
AND HOW I FELT
WHEN POOR, SIBYL .
6RABSEO AN
INVITATION
INTENDED FOR
ONLY PEGGY AND
ME AND THREW i
HERSELF .
MOUTH
INTO (r-
SHE
WER
BIG
CAR.
THAT WAS TOMMY 1
GRAVEL JR. "WE RUBBER!
HEIR AND POIO PIAYER.
HE'S MADC- IN LOVE WITH
ME', OH BOTrHER I
1HERKS. (E PHONE- f
H PARDON ME DEAR , J
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SO 1 QAM IMPBOVe
StftViCt. JL HEO, U S. PT. OFF.
' WHAT A BLOOD-
HOW SHE
: .CURDLING
FLASHED,
experience:
HER BIS
IT WAS TO
TEETH, !T
STAND THERE
ON THAT SIDE
THiNK ABOUT
WALK WITH MY
THAT STORY
OPEN WHILE
LITTLE RED
LEANED ALL
RiDSNG HOOD
THAT MAN.
AND THE
WWINS
WOLF,
GOOD BYE
UGH!
ft,
' NO COUNT,
5f
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VMTAKSN
VUAJ k-j -ifc ,
CLUB TONIGHT-
WELL WAIT
YAMEAJ4-
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Hope
WELL I'M NOT .WORRIED-:
THAT MONTGOMERY
EL DORADO ISN'T
THE SORT OF
SCATTERBSJASJ -
OF
TO LET A WOMAN
UK, HEH . ;
HYPNOTIZE
HIM SIMPLY ..
BECAUSE, AS
i LL AUMI L
HE WAS A
LiTtTLE; TOO
polite;
TO HER.
Woman's Wils
WE',L.f NERTS'.' IF HE'S ' K
2rS P n ft W t Tmrti nKnffiay
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ibu MIGHT ll HELL COS. BACK
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