LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pajre Five
OUT OUR WAY
By. J, R. Williaihs
THE NEWFANGLES(Mom'n Pop)
An Orphan!
(PLASSIPIED
C?H MMt MAC oVtMIOK WALLOWA COUlfT
WHY, CLADY5,
SWEETIE WHWS,
the matter
(Oount IIt anngt word
' . to the lint.) ....
RATBS BY MONTH
1 line, per month .
9 linn, pur month .
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Per line, 1st lneertlcn-
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Per, line, etch ddett.qtmeeo-
4 lraei, per month ,
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C lines, per month .
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Minimum charge on om
ordn ,
t "mi -M HUU4VIUUM , Wllf , UlU UTS
charged at BOb per line per month.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
. Iff !'
BUY YOUR potatoes .from ftoutb. Mc
Kcnnon, Allccl.Ph. P. 25X. Har
vesting begins Monday. , OVf-Otp
FOR RENT o-rm, cottage. AIay Park.
, ClUl 370-J, 10-7-atp
4-RM, MOD, HOUSE T peo. H, Chap
man, east ' or mango's mill.
10-6.2tp,
BROODER bow, weaner pigs. Ph.
490-M. . 10-7-3tp
b-Mn'tji"T;
Saturday, October 7, 1933
rr'S ABOUT UTTL6 3lMMlt!ff TOEV WEPE JUST C3EE , THAT'S
THE PEOPLE WHO HAD I KEEPING HIM, AND NOW ) TOUGH1. WHAT I
I HIM, BEFORE WE TocKHJfA VHlS MOTHER S GONE. OlO THE I
A FOt? A WHILE. AREM'T v HEL 'HM OOOHAU ' VJELFAOE, J
H v6fc.vi7 l1 looks' nromg vmd "TV-V CoonTfvV; Wou've. PROBW
ml , uow- , X JU K'NOER odd! XThiukM MW o' mam IsPEnt vmoT
gM HEART. Y0y- VOU' OOMT" VMOOUO SPEmO AU. SONOVY ltf-A' OC MAt-4
SOHEA OH! J- OFFEN SEE IK -VH'.OUS HAMMCV- 6AEO WHILE
! J'nf A MORE., CAR, SPENDS' VvlWOT , W-HAMMlCr:
1 Wf' . 'K OO' VOO? WE MA06.,AU' VMHuT 1 HA4ETV
j . MADE , MET - TU'Crtl MAM NEVJEf?)
IT I W v . :EVEM SEEM MAGM?A FALt, , BoW
, ll HE. WAS AS.HAV?v, ' '
' A UlR lBP.WT5. ftT A II I I r i I . MVHW1 V i bl
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3"4 TRUCK WAGON heavy set log-
glng harness, heavy truck trailer,
logging equipment ana 3-yr.-old
cow, 702 C avo. - 10-6-6tp
PIANO Dining room furniture, 1
, dresser. Call M-340 or M-60.
10-6-2t
COOKED POOD Heavy fryers, pub
- He Market. 10-8-ltp
PEARS AND GRAPES by the apple
box. Orchard Market. 10-5-2 t.
2 GOOD MILK GOATS, trade for
work or cash. Phono 665 B.
V i ' 10-6-t 1.
AT YOUR SERVICE Jay BreshearS,
Auctioneer, R. D. 1, Allcel.
' ' 8-29-r m.
AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good
quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 3. f
9-19-1 m.
.SCRATCH PAPER. for school or home
at .the Observer. 2 pads for 5c.
8-14-t
LARGE, PAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's
Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t 1.
LOST
TAN suede Jackot, near bicycle shop.
7ul Main: .'Reward,' ' 10-7-2tp
BTRAYliD from "owner In bua. sect.,
on Adnms ave., last Sat., male,
brlndle & white Boston terrier.
Ph. 329-J Dan French. -10-6-1 1
DARK BAY MARE with Btar In fore
head. Rough shod. Notify police
station. 10-G-3 tp.
Glee Clubs at E.O.N.
Elect Their Officers
(Ocrnttnued From Fags One)
La Grande; Roweiva Wilkes, Port
land; Oarlene Hod gen, Free water.,
Alto: Ruth Murchtson, La Grande:
t MerJo Smith, . La Grande; Alfa
Knotts, Pilot Rock; Peggy Bohncn-
kamp, La Grande: Edna Brown, La
Grande; Winifred Scott, La Grande;
Evelyn Masten, La Grande; Elinor
Sexton, The Dalles; Margaret Goddes,
Baker; Wanda Berry, La Grande; Nel
lie Campbell, Baker; Dorothy Hill,!
Baker; Mildred French, La Grande;
Theresa Bunch. La Grande; Mary
Nowland, La Grande; Ruth Pope,
Jamleson,
Men's glee olub officers and mem
bers are: president, Guy Tucker. Til
lamook; vice president, William Coop
er, La Grande; secretary-treasurer,
Glenn Fox, La Grande; first tenor:
Gilbert Wiley, The Dalles; Jack
Smith, Pilot Rook; Turner Bond,
Haines; . Henry Hicks, Summervlllc;
second tenor: Roscce Hurley, La
Grande; Harry Dawson, Joseph; Al
vln Bork, Island City; Bob Oester
llng. La Grande; John Dunn, Half
way; Marlon Fuik, Ontario; Eldon,
Fix, Stanfleld; Pote Miles, The Dalles;
first bass: Robert Cunllffc, La
Grande; John Anderson Ontario:
Rodney Miller, Union; Glenn Fox, La
Grande; Howard Walker, Milton;
Ohet Alcson, Joseph; Wendell Green,
Union; Jack Hodgon, Adams; BUI
Hodgen, Adams; second bass; Guy
Tucker, Tillamook; Leo Andrew, La
Grande; Allyn Boms ted t. Enterprise;
William Cooper, La Grande; Fred
Singer, Athena; Robert Zwelfel, La
Grande; Lenn Plerson, La Grande;
. Charles Walnum, La Grande; Leo
nard Marshall, Nyssa; Tuck Hodgen,
Athena.
It is expected that! the Normal
school orchestra will get under way
very soon.
- THIS CURIOUS WORLD -
in ancient times, persons
suffering. from rheumatism were
made to stand barefooted on
thb body op a torpedo ray
Vili A FISH WHICH IS
Vv . CAPABLE OF
PRODUCING,
ELECTRICAL
SHOCKS
WITHOUT the constant borl ne
(he countless numbers of worms that Infest the upper crust of tho
earth Ihe itround would soon become hard and lifeless, and un
able to produce crops. Worm are constantly fertilizing tho soil
by carrying plant matter below the surface.
WANTED
LARGE REUABLE FIRM offora per
manent . position , to .capable man
for special soles work. Write.. Box
M, Observer. '.'.'. 10-4-6 t.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOW Id THE TIME to have that rug
cleaned! 912 only (1.60, Quality
work at lowest prices. La Grande
Mattress & Upholstering o. Phone
. 424 W. ' ' Ut4-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We wll!
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
. Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice, credits, I. O. o.
P. temple. 447-J. 8-fl-l m.
1 CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS
Mrs. Causey, who has been ma$
ing her 'home with Mrs. A. H. Par
sons, left Tuesday for California,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Esther Witty, teacher of the
Palmer Valley school, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Q. V. Witty.
Miss Chloe Parsons, who is a stu
dent at the E. O. N.v spent the
weekend at home,
Mr. and Mrs., Roy Morris and
daughter, Gwendolyn, Gladys Pratt
and Miss QulntUla Morris of Imbler,
Mrs. Mary Abblt of Elgin and -Mr.
and Mrs .Overton Scott and family
spent Sunday wtth -Mr. and Mrs. SQ.
V. Witty.
Mrs. A. H. Parsons, Mrs. Causey,
Mrs. Henry Parsons and son, Jack,
were La Grande .visitors Tuesday and
attended the funeral .pf Mrs. Cool
ie. Persons who attended the .Grange
Fair and .Home" Products show
Thursday or Friday were Mr. .and
Mrs. Emll Miller, Jack Paittn, Nor
ma Jean, and Frederick Roulet, . Mr
and 'Mrs. j. E. Witharspoon 'and. lam
ily, Mr. Rnd Mrs. T. E. parks, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Waelty and
daughter, Zetto. ' '
) IMBLER PERSONALS
Too Homo Economies club, met
Wednesday, President Marjorie Wood
cll taking .charge. They .elected the
following officers: vice president,
Marguerite Hug; reporter, Ruth Halo;
historian, Berta Lloyd; song leader,
Ethel Pratt; pianist, Nsta Wilson.
Conjoint meeting cu the M. I. A.
was held last Sunday - night. The
program, was as follows :c "The Revolt
Agalnot God," toy Bishop L, B. B11-,
lings; "How Lovely Youth," retold,
story, toy Lester Was to risk ow; "Slo
gan," by Clifford Westenskow; Song
toy Bee Hiyo Girls under the direc
tion of Gladys Billings; "Bread and
Milkweed," retold .story by Garth
Westenskow. The program was con
cluded with a talk by Melvin Wes
tenskow. , O
Mr. arid Mrs. Don Westenskow and
family, of Portland, are visiting rel
atives. He plans to stay until he
disposes of liis apple crop. '
Irvin Westsnskow, of Imbler, is sa
rlously 111 of pneumonia at a La
Grande hospital. , -
Lyle Wilson, who has been very
ill at his home with the flu, Is slow
ly recovering. ' , . t
Imbler High school will liavo a
two-week vacation, starting next
Monday, on account' of apple pick
ing. This will allow students to
work In the apples and not fall be
hind in their school work. The grade
school will have no "vacation.
PHAROS OP
ALEXANDGA.
CONSIDERED
. TO 6E THE FATHER.
OF LIGHTHOUSES.
WAS BUILT
AT ALEXANDRIA,
EGYPT, SEVERAL
iCENTURIES BEFORE
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST.
IT WAS SEVERAL
HUNDRED FEET IN
HEIGHT AND THE
BLADING PIRE AT ITS
SUMMIT WAS VISIBLE
Z7MLESATSEA. IF THERE VaRa
NO TO KEEP
THB COIL OP THB EARTH
loosened; THE.
FOOO PROBLEM OF
-THB WORLO WOULD
BE GREATUV
IWCRBA9EO . .
and nertorattne of the eoll. bv
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
HO HUM! WELL M JSaH
rFRTAiwiv l' FAINT JUST BECAUSE
3s1lL (SSF8gg&
ardanelK1VComa-n mother
C-gmt y.m'kl DOESN'T T
JOE PALOOKA
3W HAVE NOSSUH DAWGGONE-VJ AW TELLS "EM AH GOT ) 1 CANT TELlA DEY SAID GO GIT A K I'LL LOOK ? OH BO'nUSKV, WILLIN, )H BOSS- L
GOTA.k DESE HEAH SEATTLE DE BES' BOY WOT EVAH J "EM I'M JOB. I , REPUTASHIM-SO WW I IN IV-IE L WORKOif-.S WANTID fERlJ f,X!J
FIGHT, FELLAHS WUNT GIMME STEPPED IN A RING AN' If PALOOKA. VWOTTA WE DO ? NE J A PAPER ( LUMBEFi CAMP-ALSO f MISTOOK. B
SMOKEY?! I NUFFIN'. yrr-r -rr-f DEY JES LAFF WHEN KNOBBY WUNT I COTTADO SOMEPN f FER A JOB. U, N H 'i jCCOK.yJP'gS US .'.ft
iBesrvqfta Frss rtKSrSTsa iiim
DIANA DANE : ''otrir' ; . - ' : Fteht Team Fight!
I'M KEFEREg .O'P00LEy5 RI6HT, lrl OH, I I (7 . I IN THI5 CO'NAH, I Un' OVAH HEAH, THAT MOUNT'N I . I I O K I f- ' ' '
THIS 5CCAP,Kf-' 0Ana. YOU WAIT Sik ALL (M fj HTH' Hr O' MUSCLE, , tf f ll VJ ...
g i-
SCORCHY SMITH ' v TX1" ' A Wily Savage
jjjj r '
THE DILLYS . A Sitting Success
5Nj" rTDToNLY GUYl KtIME, Ol' BLIMR C DOWN AN' THINK THIS HE TONTKNOW YKjfi
J('V-MWHATEVEKKUN I'LL BE 13 ' J f V ' HIS OWN WCf
( bell-let's LISTENIN') m M TG Fil'S
MRS. DARDANELLA
DOESN'T DO ANY
HARM. HER. BIGGEST
FAULT I SUPPOSE.
IS THAT SHE
LIKES TO BE
THE STAR AT
TOO MANY,
MILLION V
DOLLAR,
WEDDINGS.
I WISH I HAD A
NICKEL FOR. '
EVERY TIME
I'M REMINDED
MONTGOMERY IS
A MILLIONAIRE.
AS IF NOTHING
ELSE WAS AS
mi IMPORT
ANT AS
MONEY.
't-.r V V I l,fnri illiTil I I
7 ' lt-AN0 THE NCLFAPE WANTS ) VoXI BET ,, Z
I VJELU;rT SEEM5 THAT OS TO KEEP HIM UNTIL tj WE'LL TAKE
I THOSE PEOPLE APE THEV GET THE TWWQ HM, BUGaP
50 POOP THEY CAN'T I 5TPNGHTENE0 OUT-;THE POOP WAVT-1'LL .
KEEP OIMMAE ANY LITTLE DAPLWG-YOU SHOULD j ' CALL THEM !
, Tv LDNGE5? WAT. SEEN THE WAV HE PUjX. . : -z
'fz, SNIY f IMAGINE ME" 1
Kr-DMS WORRYING OVER, '
BISNiuv 1 b"HE POSSIBILITY J
BARGAIN, WHY Flmtrn. THAO" utr'l I (III
DOES HE. HAVE MW MARRY MRS' V I
Ll
IN SPITE jOF
MOTHER SAY5
ao.u i-p uro T
REALLY LIKrl MRS,
DARDANELLA.
EVERYONE
HAS SOME
KFAULTS.
Agreed
ALL
SHE'S A NICE
WOMAN. AND
SHE'D MAKE A
6REAT WIFE FOR
MONTY, TOO.r
ESPECIALLY IF 7
HE TRIED TO
SELL SOME OF
HIS HIGH-HAT
en itrc- Arrraomtt
0
Necessity
I-
lesi'-1
SIS