LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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OUT OUR WAY
By, J. R. Williams
THE NEWFANGLESCMom'n Pop)
Expectations!
CLASSIFIED ADS
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Pt lln, each edded ooaeeo
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Minimum charge on on
order , Ma
BATaW BY. MONTH
lined par month
Knee, per' month
line, per month M
6 Unae, pr month" 7 mM.W
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barfed. t ftOojwr line pot aMota.
FOR SALE
FOR REN T,
CANNING PEABS. Tomatoes, Squash,
Apples. Public Market. 10-23-ltp
Monday, October 23, 1933
,? HAT CAN THE , WtfiXZMi
WELL t urn. 4-rm. apt; unfum. house,
. dose In. Inq. 1706 4th. Ph. 145-W.
10-17-lma
OB TRADE 4-wheel trailer, 1905
Adams. Call mornings. 10-23-4tp
ROMAN IJBAUTY APPLiS-r60o saok
pn trees ganoes, 26o. -MrsOharlea
..Ward, ftultdale. ,10-23rlt
WEANEH PIGS
Frultdale
M. W. " Goodwin,
10-23-3tp
One large Bdlsoh . phonograph . with
rocords, 410; one good walnut bed
room suite complete, 30; one oa
bed and dresser, 7JS0; one walnut
library- -table (small) 98.00; one ma-i
hognny library table, 18.00; two
large overstuffed) arm chairs, $5.00
and $7.00 40-ft. new garden hose
with 40-ft. extension and sprink
lers, 5.00. Call at 1106 O Ave.
K. B. Coolldgo .. 10-23-lt
FOR SALE Potatoes, 41.25 owt.; to
matoes, lo lb.; Luclnda apples, 36c
i box; carroU and red beets, 1 c lb.;
" to:k beets, 10 per ton; dry sea
soned red fir wood, 10-ln , $5.60
cord; dry black plno wood, 1611n.,
. $5.00 cord. Oall at 1902 Fir street
ior phone 6B3-W. 10-21-it
APPLES on trees, cheap. 205-M.
10-21-3t
PIANO STORED HERE, Will sacrifice
tfor quick snlo, cash or terms. Write
: Miss Hazel Warren, 627 South Ber
nard St., Spokane, Wash. 10-21-6t
DELICIOUS apples, 60c, 75c, $1.00;
.-potatoes, $1.25, field run; $1.50
, sorted. Call Observer. 10-21-tf
DELICIOUS apples. Bring boxes. Pick
your own tree. 26c box. L. A. Coiv
key orchard. 10-20-2t
WINTER turnips, 60c sack. E. L. Hal
ley, 3 ml. N. Island City. 10-lT-at
AT YOUR SERVICE Jay Breshears,
Auctioneer, R. D, 1, Alice!.
0-20-1 m.
AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good
. quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 J.
0-19-1 m.
SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for 5c.
9-14-t f.
LARGE, PAT FRYERS. .Darnlelle's
Feed Store. Ph. Main 184. 9-8-t f.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Oct. 23 (P) Cattle:
3000; calves 700; fairly active. Steers,
common and medium $2.505.00;
heifers, common and medium $2.60
b4.25; cows, common and medium
$2.503.00; low cutter, cutter $1.75
3.00; vealers, good and choice, $6.00
7.00; cull, common and medium, $3.00
0.00; calves, good and choice, $4.00.
5.50;' common and medium, $2.00
4.00. y4
Hogs: 3200; slow. Lightweight,
good and choice, $4.256.00; medium)
weight, good and choice, $4.605.00;
henvyweight, good and choice, $4-35
4.65; packing sows, medium and
good, $3.404.60; slaughter pigs, good
and choice, $3.253.75; feeder and
stocker pigs, good and choice, $4.15
MOD, FURNISHED APT. 1811 O Ave.
r 10-10-1 mp
MISCELLANEOUS
WHY DISCARD that chair1 or daven
port? Haveltreupholsteredln latost
fabrics by expert upholsters. Qual
ity work at lowest prices. La Grande
Mattress is Upholstering Co. Phone
424 W. . 9-2-1 t.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We WUS
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
rnone Bua-j. n-u-i z.
SASTBRN OREGON School of Music.
violin, piano, voice. Credits. 1 0. O.
F. temple. 447-J. 0-6-1 m.
LOST
COWBOY HAT at '40 show Saturday
night. Finder pleoso return to
Observer or call 305-W, , 10-23-3tp
SINCE Sept. 30, male Boston terrier.
White In face, around nose, on
throat and chest; screw tall, tiny
splash white on iback head. Weight
around 20 lbs. Liberal reward. Mrs.
French. 1320 Y Ave. 10-21-St
WANTED
WILD HAY straw and alfalfa. Also
cheap beater. 1005 O Ave.
10-23-lt
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY
Several choice openings In country
and towns for reliable men or
women. No capital or experience
required. Write Mr. Thomas, Supt.,
426 Third St. Oakland. California.
10-23-ltp
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with' famous Watklns Products In
La Grande. Business established,
earnings average 35 weekly, pay
starts immediately. Write J. R.
Watklns Company, 4524 Hoi Us St.,
Oakland, California. 10-23-ltp
i ;
Sheep: 4500; fairly steady, active.
Lambs, good and choice, $5.60 5.75;
common and medium, $3 .50 g 6.00;
yearling wethers, $2.50$4.50; ewes,
.75 $2.00.
GOLO PRICK TODAY ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 ,(P Treas
ury new .mined gold price $25,59 per
ounce;- 68 cents higher than Satur
day's quotation.
Santa Clara Whips
Olympic Club 19-0
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28 (P)
Santa Clara university to football
Brbncs held a 19 to 0 victory over
the San Francisco Olympic club to
tiay"toy virtue of a passing attack
that overwhelmed tho clubmen.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Straight From The Shoulder!
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ROOSE.
IS IN THE
CLUSHOUSE
WITH
CRASH
DAVIS,
VJHERE HE
IS (SIVINS
HIM A
TALK !.'
NOW, LISTED. CnASH...VIE WOW. THE MILFORD
SAME AMD YOU SCORED ALL THE POINTS... I f
KUOW THAT '. -BUT WE SHOULD HAVE MADE
SEVERAL MORE TOOCHPOWKIS
AND WHY DIDN'T WE?
""j ( E...I DID fc
W (YBESTjrj
mi " j
BECAUSE you DIDN'T LET THE
OTHER GOOD BALL CARRIERS- SHARE
IN LUGGING THE PISSKIN ....YOU
DIDN'T MAKE USE OF NUMEROUS
PLAYS THAT WE'VE ALWAYS DEPEMDED
UPON LAST YEAR VNE HAD SEVERAL
STARS... AND WE STILL HAVE 'EM -SIVE
THE OTHER FELLOWS A CHAWCE,
CRASH ...THAT'S
HUH.' 1 S'POSE THEY'VE
BEEN P0TTIK1' IN
A BEEP I:
r
A
1
CLEAN F00TBALL'J(SluD
WHILE effort by the bull canitr lo advance
Ine ball at all cosli is commendable,
crawling a one means which dean playm jhould
avoid.
Oawling is technically denned as an attempt
to advance after a Dlaver is downed, having
touched the ground with some part of his body
other than his hands or feet. It is not only illegal
but it is dangerous. Once a downed player al
tempts to crawl, he' imviles a pile-up, ,
Crawhng makes the referee's Usk difficulL
In many eases, instead of penalizing the crawler,
he puts the penally on the players.causing lhe
pile-up, because he is unable to see that the in
fringement of rules was caused by a crawler.
Sketch shows player crawling, with one knee
on the ground, a position which makes him le-
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m BIQOEST PIECE I ALL TtA' SAVAfc
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LIVES OF CWCK M :
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IS CLOSE TO THE END OF J UKE WE'LL BE Tf OSE TEN DU OUGHT TCCT TEH TMES
WS ROPE. THE DOC DOESN'T ON EASY STREET THOUSAND OR TWAT. WfWBfT YOU'feEtN '
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THE BUNGLE FAMILY
Nerves
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TRYING TO y DUN I A 7 Dioonu I U .EL 1 TTA
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ANYHOW. 1M
GLAD TO 6EE
YOU MRS.
BUNGLE AND
"PEGGY. HOW
ARE YOUS
wri t ... T'm sorrv OH PEGGY niJ T'M J. 99 ?N' V f
BUT WHEN YOU V ii PLEASE DON'T sbww' U J
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JOE PALOOKA
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HAVE NO MORE TROUBLE
HERE. TM GONNA GIT
FIRED IF I DO. LTRYAWFIL I
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DIANA DANE
(Trademarlc Reglatered)
TJ. 8. Patent Olflce
Alienated Affections
iwhv fX)N-r you sir
CpUIETLY AND
READ A BOOK. ?
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READ A BOOK..'
GOOD GRIEF; A
THAT'S WHAT"
I DID LASF"
NIGHT AUD
THE MIGHT
6CR3P2E, AND
THE NIGHT"
BEFORE THAT
1
WELL-- OON'T
BOTHER MB,
DIANA. I'M
TRYING TO
READ THE
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THEIR. (NSPIRATION, BUT THByl VS? J Sli
VON'T HAVE TIME TO' HAN3jVZV
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ANO AFTER LlSTBNING TO 'EM ALL RAVE
ABOUT THE ROSS PETAL TETURtS
n .flSSrl I MB TO 6VS WAY
SCORCHY SMITH
(Trademark Registered)
D. s. Patent Offloe
A Tense Situation
PECENT HAPPENINGS
Scopchy, whia escapitg
nilh Betty is overtaken,
hi Puma Jitru. -v
The bimely arrived of
Jake Corson, howevej?
prevents a, tragedy-.
JaJfe convinces Jim
he is noi the hacLrnan.
"he Lhovht ho wa.s,
fScorohi again set? out
with, Betty. Jake is Lo
follow Alarming
Sounds ave 7iea.t?cb-
IT'S JAKE, SCORCHYj
OW BLACK LEADfcK.
AND THERE ARE
INDIANS AFTER HIM
WAY UP THE RID&E!
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THE DILLYS
True Blockade
( VEP, MB. PLUMF; THAT'S V M'GOSH, I'M ALL 1 1 TO ENJOY A CIRCUS 1 Yuh'D BETTER I. . .
DE FIRST FREE TICKET A CIOGLE I AIN'T YUH GOTTA GET , V HOT-FOOT IT INTO JKsSSSS;
V I'VE ISSUED IN TWENTY USED TO SITTIN' IN THE SPIRIT OF ' DE MAIN SHOW, BOSS A I
7 YEARS-RESERVED WITH THE ' ? THE THING- j ' V 1 Df BLIMP IS HAVIN' IIIIIflM.
( SEAT-RIGHT BfcCK. AUDIENCE. ) V ' V A RUMPUS WIT' l.IIJiP''l ?'
7 OF THE BAND J - r ' nY f IV DE BASS H0I?N f 1 " V
' WHOSEZ I'M TRYIN' A
to MUTg yeie horn?,;
I'M TRYIN' TO SEr.'
gaUy downed. U