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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Patre Five OUT OUR WAY CLASSIFIED ADS ihi luuun ilaci or union waixowa covotm By J. R Williams THE NEWF ANGLES( Mom'n Pop) A Tough Spot? Art -HftAri - Co lp T 80V1 EF vies APE VOU 6U0e THE. HA(N A U06eT40N! He. omlw vjone em ' EBBER VMEAF? OEM Pants agxm, (Count tin avaraga word to the Una.) BATKJ BT MONTH 00VMU. 9 lines, per month . 8 Usee, par mouth . 4 llnea, per mouth. . Hi BORRONE.O 'EM OF-F VMES , AM,' H&S. GOT It) GtlT EM BAtW, UKE. TrtEV . -MM DEM PAMTs GvjinE TER BE DE. STfioWCr per una,, 1st insertion. r'9 -70 Per line, each added conaeo utive tnaerttpa , ", ' , , Minimum charge on one cqdet .,..' , 0 linea, per month . V.HWftLlUH ' .Mb additional line over Jive charged at. Wo. per line par month. S-TPiOKl& CHAC?ACTfeRS BEMO hm dere WAV tVERvTTHG AROONO THEM BEND TTAElR WAV. FOR SALE FOR RENT GRAPES toy the apple box. Orchard Mnrkot, E. Adams. 10-3-2 tp 5-BM. FURNISHED apartment, 1903 Adams. ; -10-3-3 tp CROSLEY 8-tubo radio. Ph. 893 W. 10-3-3 tp S-BM. FUBN. or unfurn. house. A No. 1 'condition; Cull at 1607-eth St. Tuesday, October 3, 1933 - I I ir THIS PADTV STAffTS AT FTVE A x( IM PUB COES ON INTO THE NIGHT, WHAT I II BAUCOMy WON'T Ttuu ON EABTH SHOULD I WEMJ-SPOBT VoU WHM WOULD BB . IV CLOTHES, OR AN EVEN1NQGOWN? S VR0PR, WEHTWe' ' 'fcV I I X. Ul h II D HOMED? -u 7r I 1 n. ' IK I ( f II II II .T . I I 1 ' 1,11. 1 mtt- I 4. V- "j CiOOD VIOLIN OUTFIT, 25. 1104 feprlnff. ' V 8-29-4 tp . AT YOUB SERVICE Jay JJrcshcarS. . "Auctioneer, B. D. i, Allcel. l' ' ; ' "'' ' ' ' 0-29-1 m. HOLTON ALTO SAX. Sacrifice. Ph. " 85G '- " 0-20-4 tp. AND KIND. OF DRY WQOp. Good . qualltyf NBA prices. Ph. 142 J. " ' " : ' o-io-i m. SCRATCH PAPER for. school or home at the Observer. 2 pads tor Bo. . ' 0-14-t t. LABGE, FAT FRYERS. " Domicile's Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 0-8-t f. MISCELLANEOUS FOR WOOD SAWING call P. 3X1. ' f 10-3-3 if. WHY DISCARD that choir or daven port? Have it teupholstered In latest fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual- : Ity work at lowest prices. La Grande Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone 424 W. 9-2-1 t. "i f ? . . . 4r2-S t FOB. PENT Mod; 8-rnr. fur. apt. Al len Duplex, 1507 4th, St. Main 543 '!-' 9-2-t f. LOST MOTORCYCLE ;ycense plate No. SQ. Alex Nobekor. f hone. 633 J. I IQ-Sr.1 tp. RETURN my. Boston bull d,pg to 1320 ,1. reward. t-Tencn.'M iu-a-i,t. WANTED TO BUY M 964. Reasonable. 1,0-3-1 tp. t DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP -We Wili i clean ' up " your ashes, papers, etc ; Phone 423-J. . '' ' K 3-8-t 1. 'SASTEBN OREGON School of Music, violin,' piano, voice. Credits. I. O. p. 1 P. temple. 447-J. . 9-6-1 m. WIOTMANOFF TO HEAD START IN NORTHWEST PLAY Whitman college gained a heacl : start on the other Northwest confer- ence football teams Saturday when the Missionaries won a close struggle from Llnfteld college, 7 and 6, on their home grounds, in the first con ; ference game of the season. It will be three more weeks before all seven schools start the confer . ence race. Albany and College of I Puget Sound enter the campaign r when they meet at Albany, Ore., next i Saturday. Pacific and Willamette get under way the following week ; and College of Idaho swings Into line i Oct, 21., Other gnines Saturday saw Pnclflc nose out Columbia of Portland 7 and ;: fl on the tatter's field; Willamette : defeat Oregon Normal at Salem, 20 ;. to 0, and College of Puget Sound : take a 56 to 0 trimming from Wash ? lngtoii State college at Pullman. ) Ltnficld meets Pacific Lutheran at Tacoma, Pacific tangles with South ern Oregon Normal at Ashland; Eastern Oregon Normal plays Lewis ton Normal here Friday, and Whit , man clashes with the University of Idaho at Moscow next Saturday. Wil lamette and College of Idaho will be 'Idle. Cubs President Is Gravely III CHICAGO, Oct. 3 fP) The condi tion of William L. Veeck, president of .the Chicago Cubs, gravely lit with : pneumonia was reported unchanged 1 today by hospital attaches, - ) Itc turns to, Elgin Mrs. Lucy Blanchard, after receiv ing mec'Scal attention at the Grande Rondo hospital, left the hospital Sunday and returned to her home in Elgin. 3 MEN WITH CAB that want to work. $2 a day expenso plus com. See 8. H. Ketchum, Foley Hotel, aftsr 6:30 p, m. 10-3-3 tp HOUSEKEEPER. Close in. . Widowers home, 1 child. Small wage during winter. Box R. 1GV23 t. Beats Jackson; Knifer Assists . PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 3 W) Harry Elliott, Portland referee,, turned wrestler last night and with the as sistance of- an unidentified knife wielding spectator, won the main event from Bulldog Jackson, of Klamath Falls.' Each weighed 160. The Labor Temple auditorium was crammed, to Its 1700 capacity, and several hundred persons were turned away. Jackson, who several times has put on impromptu "bouts" with Elliott when the latter was referee, took the first fall in 20 minutes with a ham mer lock. On his way to the dressing room after the fall, Jackson was attacked by the unidentified knife wielder and stabbed deeply in the right leg. Police lmmec'dately held two suspects, but released them, when they were found to have no knife After receiving medical attention, Jackson was able to return to the ring, but Elliott had little trouble in throwing him with a body slam ifi four minutes, and JjtQfcsop'--was ad vised by his physician, not; to, attempt' to return for the final, fall, Elliott won, on a default. MERCURY HERE 78 ON MONDAY Weather conditions continued ideal today, with Monday's maximum of 78. above likely to. be equalled this after noon. The minimum this morning was three degrees warmer, the low being 38 above. Clear skips continued, and the weather man's prediction was "fair" for tonight and tomorrow. Orchard lets arc taking advantage of the wcatherytp. move ahead rapid ly on apple and prune picking activi ties. - DAWSON JOINS GUARD UNIT One enlistment was made toy Com pany E, 186th Infantry at the regular drill period at the armory last night. Harry Dawson, former guardsmen and a student at E. Q. N., re-enlisted. , The remainder, of tho company spent the hour and a half in pre scribed drill. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - l ,5 " . f YORK, LANCASTER, I IMITCr ' ' I GERAAANTOWN, UNI IfcD Jf AND PHILADELPHIA, ryAT-P. ' fe ,NI PENNSYLVANIA,- ao. JTlT PRINCETON, HAS fJSA AND. TRENTON, NINB AJtiKfK BALTIMORE, DIFFERENT . aapylAND CAPITALS feiS3, NEwvoR:cny SEP 7Z ltAt DISCOVERED THE FACT THAT STORMS ARE EDDIES TRAVELING. - ALONG THE EARTH'S SURFACE. HIS DISCOVERV CAME At A (?6SULT OF AN INVESTIGATION AS TO WHy A NORTHEAST WINDSTORM STRUCK PHILADELPHIA BEFORE IT STRUCK BOSTON . 1 THE MOUNTAINS OF THE WORLD SPRANG UP FROM LOW FURROWS IN ITS SURFACE. 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