La Grande evening observer., October 20, 1933, Page 7, Image 7

Friday, October 20, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
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OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams THE NEWF ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Check and Double-Check!
TELL VA,tt'9 A BtGGR
MYTEWy THAN CVEO.
VD NEVER THOUGHT
OH. YOU
MUST EC
MISTAKEN
I'LL CALL
MOM'N'POR
OM THEY'VE MCUEO THE '
COUMTSY.'W CEOMJ-CHtST. .
YOU KNOW HOW YOUNGSTERS
(Count five average word
to tha Una.)
Per line, lit Huerticnioo
Per line, e&cn added coaeeo
utlva lnwrtloo - ' ' to
HATES BY MONTH
t line., per month
8 Mne, per' month
THOSE TWO YOUNG
FOLKS WOULD SLIP
-KM
-M-B
AWE- THEY BOUGHT THE PLACE
ONE HOUR, AND MOVED INTO
line, per month .M.00
lines, per month f-
b additional Una ottt i tin
charged at 600 per Una par month.
THEY CAN
VT THE NEXT
EXPLAIN
Minimum onargo on ons
order -. "
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
YOU'RE GOIMCi Rl&HT ONCK T
' VrMWft RESIGNED tMTD lT- IF"YHE MAM VJMO OVJMS
3Q ltlf I F"01 -THATV I -THAT VACANT VjOT VS GOING To LET
IP-MlWl CL.US- X 1 THAT CLUB RE.KAAIM AMD RUlM J
ZxZzs DON'T B'LON& I .THIS BEAUTIFUL. NEI&MBORVAOOOi I
'-ff-y llU lit 1KH NO MORE- YOURE &OIM& To REMAW ft
)pr W W , HAVJENT -MEMBER AND KEEP -THAT PLACE
W WL, FEO A WEEK H CUEA.M VtoU'RE Te ONLV OHE
I OUT VMITH THE BOY
1
n
APPLES, Delicious, Homo Beauty,
. Baldwin, Qano, lOo to 60o per box.
Jonathan, 25c box. Bring box. O. W.
.Cltaver, on highway nt Imbler.
10-20-2t
POK SALE Heavy, ranch-dressed
: lions and fryers. Public Market,
io-o-itp
APPLES arid carrots, 10c and up.
Will trade for wood, wheat, wean
or pigs. V4 mi. E. Flour mill. Fred
Pohrman. 10-20-2t
DELICIOUS apples. Bring boxes. Pick
your awn tree. 26o ibox. L,' A. Con
kcy orchard, 10-20-2t
OLAEINirr, almost new. Ph. 480-J.
10-19-3tp
PIGS. Call P. 186.
10-18-8t
FLOWER pots, grape Juice and may
onnaise bottles, 1507 6th St.
10-l8-3t
.STRAW. Call Farmers 20X. 10-18-31
GOOD eatlrlg potatoes, 25o sack.
Bring your sacks. P. 25X6. 10-18-3t
WINTER turnips, 50c sack. B. Lv Hai
loy, 8 ml; N. Island City. 10-17-Gt
FOR SALE OR RENT 5 rm! mod.
house. Ph. 321-R or call 1702 X.
10-16-6tp
AT YOUR SERVICE Jay Breshcars,
Auctioneer, R, D. 1, Allcel.
9-29-1 m.
AND KIND OP DRY WOOD, Good
quality, NBA prices. Ph. 142 J.
9-19-i m.
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for 5c, .
9-U-t f.
LARGE, FAT FRYERS. Darnlelle's
Feed Store, Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t f.
State Policemen
Arrest 453 Last
Month in Oregon
SALEM, Ore., (P) State police ar
rests totaling 453 In traffic viola -
tlons, 260 in general law enforce -memt
and 129 In the game law divi
sion wore reported' by Superintendent
Charles P. Pray for the month of Sop
tomber, . In traffic violations, an Increase
wtie noted In. the number of intoxi
cated automobile drivers for a total
of 36 for the month. Sixty-eight
were arrested without driver's li
censes, 67 for reckless driving and 42
in connection with tho motor trans
portation act. Total fines assessed
for traffic violations were $5562, and
fees of $10,218 were collected.
In the general law enforcement,
activities included arrest resulting in
a life sentence of one murderer, 44
on petty -larceny-charges resulting in
10 years' imprlsonment and $291 fines
and 20 'burglar arrests resulting in
nine years' Imprisonment of the case?
completed the largest number of ar
rests were for drunkenness resulting
In $655 in fines. Total fines for this
d i vision was $ 1742 , and 23 years'
6-RM furn. apt., 1B05 Adams.
10-10-!
5-RM. mod. house with stoves, 1302
Cherry. Ph. 389 -M. ...... 10-18-3tp
LARGE, comfortablo sleeping room.
Also solicit boarders or transients.
Mrs. M, B. Donohuo, 1703 First.
Phone 397-M. 10-18-3t
WELL furn. 4-rm. apt; unfurn. house,
close in. Inq. 1708 4th. Ph. 145-W.
; 1.0-17-lmo.
MOD. FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave.
10-10-1 mp
MISCELLANEOUS
WHY DISCARD that chair or daven
port?' Have it reupholstored in latest
fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual
ity work at lowest prices. La Grande
Mattress & Upholstering Co. Phone
424 W. 9-2-1 t.
DO WELL BROS. OLBAN-OT We wll!
Clean up your ashes, papers, oto.
Phone 823-J. 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON Bohool of Muslo,
violin, piano, voice. Credit-. I. o. O;
P. temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m.
LOST,
SINCE Sept. 80, my malo Boston
terrier. Brlmtle with white in face
and around nose, throat and chest.
Screw, tall. Tiny splash of white on
back of head. Weight about 20 lb.
Liberal reward. Mrs. French, 1320 Y.
:; ' i i ' 10-19-3
THE BOOK, "The American Song
bng." Anyone knowing Its where
abouts kindly call the Public Li
brary. lo-20-lt
WANTED
OLD HOUSES for fox feed. Call
662-W. C. N. Palmer. 10-20-lt
WANTED Large gateleg dining table.
Call 320-R. 10-2j(-2tp
Imprisonment in addition, to the llfo
sentence. . 1
Pines from game law violations to
taled $3846 and sentences amounted
to thrcej years. Most arrests, 23, were
for fishing without! license, 20 for
hunting without license and 16 for
killing doo or fawn deer. Thirteen
arrests were made for Illegal posses
sion of deer.
I OLD-FASHIONED YARIJf
PARIS (P) Old-fashioned wool
yarn trims severaJ modish fall
frocks. Ono dark blue velvet frock
has a round neckline embroidered In
grey yarn caught with silver thread.
HOGS. DAMAGE SEEDLINGS
NEW ORLEANS (ff) Observations
on hog damage to long leaf pine"
seedlings In the Osceola national for
est in north Florida shows as much
as 63 'per" cent of the young growth
has been destroyed by hogs rooting
up and eating the succulent cover
ctf the lateral roots, says the south
ern forest experiment station.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Easy' to Understand! "
' BOY! WE'RE IN 1 I AW VA OUSWTER SEE MB PLAY
FOR STIFF A I SHINNY ....I'M (3000,1 AW1. MAW SAYS
PPACTICE FROM ) SHG DoESW'T SEE HOVJ I'M SO 600D
-Nol OM! AT EVER.TUIIJS.... AM'-FOOT BALL
K--C; C IF VA SOT A FOOTBALL, I'LL ' ,
i suow Va Some action Iys'r... L
"S I '
z play ) , y- you lussm
AKIYTH1US ! YStft (DOUT WAPPEW) fllll
K--).) 'M MIS' H
RSSM jHESTbLDMellASH JII, W BROTHER fff
FACT, I'M EVERyrtJINS I-the RJOTBALL 'I ' JP
PLAIK1 ) BUT HIS J PLAYER, DO ) M
CLEAN FOOTBALLS J0,2JUND:
OF all the rule violations in foolbalt, tripping .
, at probably the most vicious and deliberate.
It has no part in the game, and is only made use
of by a fellow who fails at the job of getting hi
man in a legal way. i
A lineman may resort to tripping when he
misses blocking his opponent. This action in
turn sttrs the tripped player to the extent where
revenge is the first thought in his mind. And
there you have the start of a minor feud that may
play havoc with team play and the game. A wise
coach will remove such a player immediately.
Referees of late have been quick to punish
the tripper. Stricter erofcement of this nilej
would make the game safer and more exciting to
watch, as elimination of tripping would bnng
about smoother play.
The sketch ilrustiatM tnppmg.
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O 1033 BY NBA BKRVtCe. INC.
THE CARETAKER
cr.r?.vgi..iSM.
- . IQ-XQ
1 KNEW YOU WERE
MISTAKEN. THEY'VE
MOVED INTO A HOUSE,
CO OIMMIE WOULD HPWE
A YARD TO PLAY IN.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT
THAT YOUNG COUPLE. .
THEY'RE OKAY)
CEDAR-CREST, EH?
I'LL SKIP OUT
AND CHEXK UP ON
THEM. THEY DON'T
PULL ANY TRICK
stuff on me
1 r i
HAVE YOU
FOUND OUT
ANYTHING fsBOUT
RELATIVES ?
i I B If
o. u. $. pat, orr i
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
George, Attention
' WHAT no UB2iiiJ fOH-,gE,9-?,B,UN?ir?
SUPPER REAOT?- X DON T YOU DACE
MY WORD, THIS IS ) 7 SP-Lc-T.r
A BIS NIGHT ATi ,rM.uAI hJF
THE LOOSE. nSn. ( LIKE: TH1S WHEN
BY THE TIME AfeW) VTHE WHOLE TOWN
I CLIMB iflE? l 15 JUST
INTO MY BI UfMk ' BUZZINS
uniform J WLMmfm f.t! JSbf-
and flSmmm about sibyl
V 7 '2 Kf r V DAB.DANELLA
WM 11 Ifl n AND MR..
I r :
LISTEN JO,
THAT'S ALL
IMPORTANT
. I'LL ADMIT,
BUT MY
LODGE
IS.
THAT WATERY-EYED
WOMAN WHO LIVED
OVER US IN SUNKEN
HEIGHTS TRUDGED OVER
HERE TODAY WITH EMMA
STONE TO TELL ME
THE.Y SAW
THEr VAMP
IN MR. EL
DORADO S
CAP,
HI AGAIN,
REO, U.a.PJff: OFF.
I lYES? iZT J-S BOTH OF
WELL N f THOSE WOMEN
ANYHOW. ) ASKED ME AT LEAST
mnuiY TEN TIMES IFTHIS
fl'lM WASN'T A TERRIBLE
'l KP BLOW TO PEGGY.
I Tfl WHEN I
THAT'S TOUSH.
THE WAY JO, IS f
THE CLOCK
SLOW OR
IS THIS
WATCH
TOO
FAST?
7 NEITHER OF THEM
FOR AN HOUR AFTER THOSE
WOMEN LEFT, I SA! HERE
FORGET THAT PEGGY
HERSELF INTRODUCED i
THAT
n
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v. j vm . m
.rw mil
Sum, inc ., h. t. M 7
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JOE PALOOKA
Not at Home
f WULLO-MOM?,HNOPE-HEAINT. I M
MOM FALOOKA.? U JIST GOT A LETTER FROM)
A THIS IS KNOBBY-Jl HIM WHICH HE'S IN A J
)S JOE UP vtfAr LUMBER CAMP. 1 Jz
J THERE WITH J t HOPE HE'S HAVIN, -S
Wyou.rrr;- amice M
-Q.
1 o S A
r A LUMBtR CAMP f J I
FER CATS SAKE-J
1 WMbKt f 1
LEMMETALK.JlWtLU Hi. K WANTS
1 J-lin
VVANTID T'GO
CAMPIN'i
STEVB-
KNOBBY
mum
1 ,-- -JONT Sttf, U TELL HIM TTELL JOE )'
, KNOBBY, AN' K TBE SURE AN' WEAR H
MOM THREW THE HIS HEAVY UNDERWEAR.
WELL- I S'POSE IT'S UP TH'SWE
SOMEWHERE IT'LL DO -IM GOOD.
KEEP "M IN SHAPE -
DARN I WISWT JUNE
WASN'T SO AGAINST
AO, .1 IklPS 1 ' ' v1
rat
DIANA DANE
(TrademarK Registered)
U. 8. Patent OMIce
Slight Inteftuption
IT'5 ISETTIN'
K.INDA CHILLY
OUT YHESE
NISHT5,
IT. DIANA
YBS, AND RATHER.
LATE, TOO, BIFFO,'
HO-' HUM
m
IN'TJ L
I'VE LET ANOTHER
EVENIN' SLIP &y WITH-
HERE
OUT 6ETTIN' SA0 WOT
I WANNA GET
SAID
1
II! A" ftfM ! " IB!
rWlT VrJ vl l
BtajJ?ia. 9 . .
I OH. REALLY.'?
VHAT 15 H ,
5IFF0?
1 KNOV WOT I WANNA . 5AV,r AN'
I'VE PRACTICED B'FORE ;TH' MIRROR,
&UT I JU5T CAN'T SEEM T' SAY
iii.iic,
I JSP
THEN WHY DON'T VOU
ON HOME AND GIVE
SOMEONE ELSE riT
n A CHANCE ? V:
fc-'....rrr.i6,i
mj r.. a r. AMKii-t.
SCORCHY SMITH
fTrndemarU Reglatorod)
U. B. Patent Office
A Rendezvous
''HERE'S WHERE WE'RE SOIW6XI(C will he be
TO WAIT FOR JAKE, BETT. ) f9ll L0N& . SCORCH V
SO, -DISCOUNT AND ILL TIE M
OUR HORSES 1
1
m
K
It I 'A
'i,m,k
I L5rf
f 1 CAN'T sav, BE.TTY. X
BUT AFTER HE THROWS '
SO WG cm BE SAFE' ' V Ifjii
PROM AMBUSH, HES GOINGW
TO LOOK OVER THE BKTn.E- )N
FIELD AND THEN1 IM
FIND BLACK LEADER . JM
1
VOO AND 1 TO CUT T E lT J r
FOR THE ORtLE BAfc. RANCt-W mfkfflL
V )iHv'Uyi(iTii. p. Hnntiil . "-it
THE DILLYS
Hot Dog Pyre
I'VE NAILED 'IM UP IN
DE BOARDED-UP HOUSE
NOW, A MATCH TO DE
GASOLINE AN' DE
DILLY CIRCUS IS
MINUS A STRONG-ARM,
Guy
2&
fWHAT? YOUSEg
WOULD DO DAT m
J TO A MAN m
- mWffr
VOUSE SHOULD
R.ESCHVE SUCH P0IFIDY
' FOR DE WINTER.
TO BUV S0MI- )
7 J', V BOY, ASWELLFII2E-gggs8
i 9YJUL f WOULD VOUSE ) I GOT BACK
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