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I Monday November 6 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' v"v v' -- . ' " ' ' .. Pag Three i OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THENEWFANGLES , That Face Again! . A FIGHTING AGAIN , TO GET THE I QO AHEAD, MAW-1 SEE MOTHER? SEE? f SSwiT SMtvS""' ) Yv 4 M ' . L (LAW ' ! COMFORTABLE CHAIR,' HUH? , TAKE IT f YOCfRE HE DIDN'T REALLY SSSSmSrim. -eaNQ iTSs - jW66VaTfl , m I rWtLL, Nell HE.K OF TfOU WILL' ; eNTITLcUTO IT. I WANT IT HE JUST 1 1 1 I WINDOW LAST r-(rTW S i . afiV ''.9CI-t tuoj . GET IT.THIS.TIME. I'M J SURE? GOSH, WHO OlDNt WANT ME TO' ' fcXfk HWHT .-tiJ (PS)-1 1 "M, Ma 60 WORN OUT. FROM HAS A BETTER HAVE IT AND MOW . 'ILVUV J- fee?1? X?S 1 TjiSWf J f I 7 I " r rr LtIcci ci J TN' Vl I TJ U JTI V'J - 4, W ' 1 ia;. w ; 1- .oral : Km-m mmM ii f I ! ra IB. ' .Mff-rUM U ' "7T n Bill iS1k175e 91 T III' I WOW.' ' - LrST ?VM,M II ' I m&mr .mrxwrmv i """""" f" - -' i a- i ' ' ' -NHWWAV II G8!ffi&ri f I I ' f CWCHTHKT PEEPING TOM. ALU AROUND THE ' 1 I i M S'lY llg'i8jftl I . V HET.L BE U3OWN0 THROUGH E ' HOUSE1. NOT A M '--3 1 J -T 1 . - ' . : : . ' - J .-: I THE BUNGLE FAMILY P ' ' . v . ' : . - - On. Tune. I I I I'D BETTER. OH COLONEL- I ' WE- I X, "CM COLONEL.. I I AtH! HERE'a) PARDON ('VE3 MAiMl HE'S 'oH ) ( YES WE ARE THE, YES. i I 7 ME; SIR- I, WA.IT1N FOCI: .1 r I- i BL.UDGEONS. THE - 'Turv'Dirl I I O ' ljttle MR.S J V SEE MONTY TneLLA ' HEUP ME FIND AND I WE R.E j YOU NOW. ; y . COLONEL ISN 'T T sSnA- . i PPORTtMlTy .ciLLl: i3 BETOWE..;: iS J HOW IXI. SET HERE'S I JLOOWNS(MyOU'RE:,MR.. . VrNLY GOING ON THE . I inq ; SEIJT AFRJEND CAlh ) TURN THE ar It C V TO' MONTY S A MAN J d,FOR MJ)w. AND MRS. TVtAIP BUT HE'LL.. ) ) pROM ! PAST THE EL, STARTING TO ( NEXT CORNER. '. the DOCK L- YACHT, I V (EL DORADO BLUDGEON, . ACCOMPANY ME. -V ,, TH& WHILE SIBJO, MEANS THAT. f RIGHT .TO HE I vyJrffg- KNOW.....) ?(S53JW ' I, TOU? , TPO WE GET INTOV , FOR uHr v-eTM ya nr bh i s m-s1 '-liar lmu w jmmmmm-i bbbbmisb' i -..-y LrrT-3 i . - BiaKKj srsrr mwmmmwmmmmmmi mi JOE PALOOKA f jiKi?jf ' Circumstantial Evidence j a8 ; LAVWYER r- if JIMtiBKTRi-- OF THIS KIND DU MUST l5TAa, H ; TS7irS. 1JS?tb xKfrM---M Srtzrn tLirKirir' J II JRBaViPl i PhL 1 ' -- B i L-ljj ' I j V vmiiiiiiii-J! ,) - j T, i- i r rr n , rn.i " . . DIANA DANE ) (TSrS.a;, : -I '; What7- No Blessings! mmmm ui mm&&&sm rwzn fC&lOTSSIss1 . SCORCHY SMITH vTSLSmi Camp Site fe Pine Pass , I N li RfiCENT HAPPENINGS s I At.'s a- lot wotremt W.mY I I T" X! 1 : TSvoulii ; 1 - 1' 'J l. 'I. - 1 i 1 , l H I ... . - . . . , I I I Ik liC0 3 Wh6ltU'-M, . KirI rellEOC Ml Kt I MTMAK1C Vrt WK-M ; s mult a, acH(. .fezs . t rS ..4f'f- ' r fi JTOl k ' 'fyWOOg g ii 1 -l THE DILLYS ' A Tight Squeeze ; , n i , , i , i ! . Busu-ig . II-b I- r NOSSUH-AH AIN'T T I THOUGHT SOMEBODVO .oio r.-w"- , -v v-v S O ; SEEN Ml? T00TS1E-J BE 'ROUND TO WELCOME : Ylflfivd V yfV-nK. r'- C- AH AIN'T SEEN - , ME BACK., , tTt tS fi A.0OIV f5 0 C-L CLASSIFIED ADS .9iiat. tin Tnb wxtfa to ti ium.1 fa Un,.Ut , Par tin. Mob added oonMo utlv lpMrtlon to mwiiwiim ohkrgo on od ortr . ,. . , ,, tin BAXCS by Homes ; I Unas,, per montb 8 line, pr month ' line per nontb . 6 HnM. DAI mnnth ' TK bell addition-! Una over tin,! eargeo:atvo.perun pat moat-.! -M.00 FQRXALE OLDSMOBU.B COACH. Good condi tion. JUeap. Cleaver Apta. No. 1. 11.0-a tp APPLES Oood sound Rome Beauties 30o, Ganai 15o. Bring box. Cleaver's on the highway at Imbler. 11-6-6 t.. TWO OpOD! VIQLIHa. Bargain. In quire fcoula.JSvanst oacber shop this week only. 11-6-3 tp. DANDY 4-wheel trailer with rack. 1012 E. "K" Ave. U-4-3tp ALFALFA HAY, 5.00 ton. Good place '.to winter stock. Ph. Farm. 9X6, Cove. " 11-3-3 tp. SADDLE HOJRB, saddle and bridle. Call 431 J. 11-3-3 tp. FOB SALE Good team, harness, wagon; Tom Harrison,. Old Town. 11-3-3 tp OR- TRADE, 1-wheel trailer, 1905 Ad ams. 11-3-3 t RHODE Island Red pullets. F. 37. 11-3-3 t. AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, All-, eel, Ore. 10-38-1 mp AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good quality, ritA prices. Ph. 142 J. ,0144' m. SCRATCH PAFKR Ion school or home at the Obser.ver. il pads. (or- 60. 'A 0-14-t t. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Nov. 6 W) Cattle: 3600; fully steady for steers, vealers weak. fiteerg, common and medium, $2-50 (3 $5.00; heifers, common and me dium, $2.60 $4.25; cows, common and medium, $2.25 $3.00; low cut ter and cutter, $1.2.5 $2.26; bulls, cutter and medium, $1.75' $3.00; vealers, good and choice, $5.50$6.50; cull, common and medium, $2.50 $5.60; calves, good and choice, $4.00 $5.50; common and medium, $2.00 $4.00. , Hogs: 3000; about 10c hjgher for Killer etasses. ijiacweiga gooa ana choice, $3.76 $4.80; medium weight, good and choice, $4.15 $4 .60; heavy. wolght. good and choice, $4.0O$4.25: packing sows, medium and. good, .$3.10. ,$4.10; feeder and: stocker pigs, good and choice, $3.25$3.76. aheop: 2000; steady. Lambs, good and choice, $5.50 $5.76; common and medium, $3.50 $5.00; yearling wethers, $2.-6.0, $4.50; ewes, 75c $20. SUGAR ASP FLOUR PORTLAND, Nov. 6 W) Sugar iCane granulated, $4.85; fruit, $5.05; beet sugar, $4.75. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 25-bbl lots: patent, 40s, $8.7p$7.40; blended flour, $6.15 $8.70; soft white pastry flour, $5.77 1 $5.85; bakers' hard wheat flour, $5.75 a $8.60; rye, $6.60 $6.20; whole wheat, $5.35(fr$5.85; graham, $5.50. FOR rent; 5 AND 3-RM. TORN, apartment, 1906 Adams. . 11-3-S t WELL furn. 4-rm. apt; unfurn. house. clcoe u Inq. 1708 4th. Ph, 145-W. 10-17-lmo. MOD, FURNIBHED APT. 1311 O Ave. 10.-10-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS DO WELL- BROS. OUtAlT-UP We wlli clean up your HhM-papws, etc. I Phone 8B3-J. 8-B-t I. WANTED WANTED Girl,, 18, wants housework. Address-.Observer. ll-4-2t I MAN WANTED to supply customers with famous-. .Watklns- Products in La Grande. Business-established, earnings average. $26. weekly, pay starts immediately-, .write J. R. Watklna Company, 4524, Hollls St., Oakland, CalUornla, 11-6-1 tp. I D? YOU WANT A WONDERFUL OP PORTUNITY to make $10 a day operating a "Neighborhood Store" send- me your name Immediately. Brand-new Idea. No capital or. ex perience needed. Write quick for details. Albert Mills,. 1928 Mon mouth; Cincinnati, O. 11-6-1 tp. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE; Co.w for wood or grain. I Geo. Chapman, East Mt. Emily Mill. . 11-6-2 tp SLIGHT CHANGES IN WALL STREET ' NEW YORK, Nov. em Except for generally moderate gains in metal shares, particularly the sliver Issues, stocks made slight changes today. Ac tivity was almost at a, standstill- In the pre-hollday session and transfers approximated only. 850,000 snares. Closing figures Included: Air Reduc. - : 10014 Al. Chem. and Dye 132 American Can - 88 American T; and T. 113(4 Bethlehem Steel - J. I. Case Col. G. and E : Continental Can , General Motors , Johns Manvil-le Llbbey-O.-Ford Liggett and Myers B 8814 Montgomery Ward National Distill J. C. Penney Pub. Ser. of N. J Southern Pacific St. Oil of Cal St. Oil of N. J Union Pacific - United Aircraft. United Cor5 : U. S. Indus. Alcohol ... FRECKLES AND. HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Tense Moments! , . Pi FRECKLES OUT OF THE GAME, SMADYSIDE HAS A TDUSH TIMESTOPPINS PRIKJO.ES RU6MIMS BACKS ReCOVERIKJS CRASH'S BWCK-D PUNT, PBINSLS J0ES OVER FOR ANOTHER , T&UCHDOIWN' SCOBS,: PRIN3L 13, SHAPYSIDE O C?AklKIG. PRINGLE'S klCKOFP.AWtt BEHIND PERFECT IKITERFEEEWCE, CRASH DAVIS IS FISHTINS TO PUT OVER A TALLY. ... CRASH SCORES RED Boots a PERFECT " PLACEMENT; AND' the SCORE IS... PRINGLE 13 SHADVSIDg 7. VNITH OKILY TWO MIKIUTES TO PLAY.... COME ON Shadyside! 2 ITTING ON THE PLAYERS BEWCH, COACH ROOSE HOPES' FOR JUST ONE MORE TOUCH DOVNKI IF VJB LOSE, IT'LL BE MY ' FAULT, COACH NO IT VNOHT FRECKLES il CLEAN FOOTBALLiM! ! THE do. or die" spin! ol a pbyer.when malang a clde of a runner in an open field, a oarnmendaUe, bol i the Uckler goe aboul h jobjorgelling all Ihe fine pomti.taught him, it ii apt lo be a painful npenence (oi him. Throwing oneself al two flying, clealcd feel is more than a little dangerous if the action isn't performed right, One of those deated fed, or a high-rising knee, is licjy to strike the tackier, " The correct way to tackleTrom the side it to get a lot of leg dnve and power, keep the eyes open and the head back. In this way the ladder can see just what the runner is going to do. . TVbigtningislolrylobegoirig a bit faster than the runner. The slower of ihe two gen erally gels the most hurts. The sketch shows the proper way to tackle low. SJ
