La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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    Tuesday, November 7, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Patre Five
CLASSIFIED ADS
MAMKWX PLACI Of UNION WAIXOWA COUNYIM J
(Count (It average word
to the line.) -Pur
lint, lit insertion 100
Per line, tush added oonMO-
uUte Insertion ,
' 1?
Minimum charge on on
order '"' -' -
FOR SALE
BARLEY $18 toil. 3 mi. east Island
City. E. B, Stein. 11-7-3 tp
FOP. AJjB emalley hay chopper,-14
'In. 100.' F. 84. - 11.7-2 tp
OLDSMOBILE COAOH. Good condl
' tlom-Ciioap. Oleaver Apts. No. 1.
11-0-2 tp
APPLES Oood sound Rome Beauties
20o; Ganas 160. Bring box. Cleaver's
; on the highway at Imbler. --
'' ; 1 ' : ! 11-6-6 t.
TWO OOOD VIOIJNS. Bargain. In
qulro Louie Evans barber shop this
wecjt only. 1 11-6-3 tp.
DANDY 4-wheel trailer with rack.
1012 E. "H" Ave. ll-4-3tp
AUCTIONEERINO Rightly conduct
ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, Ali
cel, Ore. 10-20-1 mp
AND KIND OP DRY WOOD. Good
quality. NRA prices. Ph. 142 J.
. r 9-19-1 m.
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer. 2 pads lor 6c.
9-14-t f.
LUST
RED DOG, toll curls over back. Li
cense No. 12. Reward. Phone 471 M
or return to 1303-7th. 11-7-2 tp
THREE ENLIST
IN COMPANY E
Several changes in personnel have
taken place In the national guard
ranks In. La Grande this month, it
was revealed at Company E's regular
drill at the armory last night. :
New enlistments Include Edward J.
Rostock, John M. Lambert and Don
J. Wilson. Honorable discharges have
been granted to Corporal Jess M.
Parker, Private 1st Class John F. Wil
liams and Privates El wood Combs and
Judd Smith. Williams enlistment
period ended the other day ' ,
"William W. Runyan, private first
class, has been appointed corporal to
replace Parker.
Guardsmen will meet at the armory
ut 10 a. m. Saturday to participate in
the Armistice day parade.
"Slim's" Record In
Oklahoma Black One
(Continued from Page One)
iWflre the robbers (because of th way
tHey acted. . . .-I had a revolver with
me but I wanted a rifle ... so I
rode on toward the house. To fur
ther convince the men that I had
not seen them, I rode my horse to
the river, while still In full view of
the robbers, and allowed the horse
to drink." Then he told of going
back to the house for his rifle and
returning. "Then I galloped in among
some pine trees and stopped. I want
ed the men to know now that I was
after them. They were still lying in
the 'hollow. I leveled my rifle at
FRECKLES AND
Pi
HADYSIDE
SUDDENLY
BEGINS TO
; click
hurling passes
' RECkLESSLY,
KNIFING THROUGH
TACKLES, AND
SWINGING ENDS
FOR GOOD
gains, the.
Boys move
down' to
Prinsle's
20 YD. LINE
' WWlTH SECONDS LEFT TO PLAV, AND A CHANCE TO TIE THE SCORE WITH
A TOUCHDOWN, AND WIN WITH A POINT AFTER TOUCHDOWN, C0ASH
SURPRISES EVERYBODY BY ATTEMPTING A DROP KICK. IT'S GOOD
1BUT IT
COHERE GOES
ITS A DIRTY
SHAME WE
WADDA LOSE
THE 5UN
THAT GAME
it
SHADYSICC
LOSES.'
FINAL SCORE:
PRINGLE 13
SHADYSIDE 10
I----... 2ti -yj-fiH vi ;
BATKS BY MONTH
a line, per montn U0
8 line, per month tSM
line. per month m.oo
6 line, per montn iM.7t
"Mi additional line orer five
charged at 50o per line per month.
FOR RENT
WELL lurn. 4-rm. apt; unlurn. houso,
close in. Inq. 1706 4th. Ph. 14S-W.
10-17-lmo.
MOD. FURNISHED APT. 1311 O Ave.
-" 10-10-1 mp
MISCELLANEOUS
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP Wo W112
cican up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 823-J: - ' 8-8-t i.
WANTED
WANTED Girl, IB, wnnU housework.
Address Observer. "" ll-4-2t
MAN WANTED to supply customers
with famous Watktns Products In
La Grande. Business established,
. earnings average 921? weekly, pay
starts Immediately. Write J. R.
Watklns Company, 4524 Hoi) is St.,
Oakland, California, 11-0-1 tp.
IP 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 Cow for wood or grain.
Geo. Chapman, East Mt. Emily Mill.
11-0-2 tp
them and ordered them to come
down. The big fellow, Jesse Paul,
the ltfo termer, started down the
steep slope at once. He said later
that he was buto he could have get
me from there with his pistol, but
tliat he knew he would be given a
chance for only one miss, so he de
cided to do as I said. The little fel
low seemed more reluctant." He told
of taking them bock toward his
house. "The big fellow made me a
proposition.- ' Eaoh of the men was
carrying 35 or 40 pounds of money.
The big fellow told me that if I'd
turn them loose I could have all the
silver several hundred dollars
while they kept the stolen securities."
But McGinn Is refused the bribe.
Cliff's mother, who was with him
at his farm at the time of 'the cap
ture, has returned to La Grande to
spend the winter. V ,
Cliff's idea on the subject is simple
but straight from the shoulder. "I
feel that in these times, when there
is so much disorder, a man cannot
take a middle ground. Either he must
be' for the gangsters or for the United
States. I'm for the United States."
Each of the 10 teams in the Na
tional Professional football league
averages more than 200 pounds to
the man, with the Brooklyn Dodgers
and Green Bay Packers weighing in
at 209 pounds.
"Sleepy" Allison, giant Texas Chrls
tion lineman: won his nickname
from teammates who said he fell
asleep on the bench during a game.
HIS FRIENDS by" Blosser
ingle Wins! ,
LEAVES SHADVSIDE TRAILING Br
THREE POINTS (, ' !
Ctc AM7 ("1PASH.
WHV didn'tcha let
SOMEBODY CARRY
THE BALL ON THAT
LAST PLAY? IT WAS
OUR ONLY CHANCE
TO WIN .'
J
OUT QUR WAY
I CaHUEN y VJELL,
, IP I VAJERE HER, I
- r
i
) 1633 BY WtA SERVICE. INC
THE BUNGLE FAMILY
REALLY MRS.
DARDANELLA.
I LIKE TO
After.
POL.ITEL.V
HUapyiMG A
LA.EX TO THE!
WATERFROlsIT,
THltQ3
HAPPEtvED
SO RAPIDL.V
VlTH THE
QUICK-WITTED
SIHXL.'9
131IDA.MCE
THAT GEORGE:
ACCOMPANIED
HER TO the:
EL, DORADO
ACHT,
OBLIGING
TELLING
THIS MAN
WE were:
MR. AND MRS
BLUDGEON
IS..
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JOE PAL00KA
JoE
AND
SMOKEY
AR.E
BEING
HELD
WITHOUT
BAIL.
FOR
THE
GRAND
JURY.
DIANA DANE
few is., y&aw&m v
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THINK WE DONE DIS.P THE SAME- 1 IF WE DONE (TrAWWGHT--" BUT AGAINST US, V
HE SAYS DE KNIFE J THING . 1 GUESS THEY AVNT NEVER GONNA CTMISTAH JOE . C
k GOTTA STAV jil t EVEN HE THINKS MAKE US SUFFER FER ,J D-DONTCHA FIGGAHt
LOSTID.'Tir-H h m. DON.E IT. J I SOMETHIN' WE DINT DOjl WE BETfAH SENDj
1
IDIANA'S GONNA I I
OH, NCVfMfTO' NOU'KE I
NAKRY ME EVEN c V'-X7:S
IF I SOTTAjA - 1 fffm
BBEAIC p'-TOA
SC0RCHY SMITH
f NOT A SIGN OP m$. W 7 0 Wt ;0 f STEADY NOW, STEADY ! J , ,
JAKE, YET'. M-r WHAT'S-L- A 'V L " ' SPM S7 ' J 7
TRICKY BVMKC6ET V VNA6S? MUS.TI K X MmJl At TTj'
.n4(JS COULD HAVE-?ll ?1 W SeQM'TMINGS C I WOSE HORSES SURELV y
THE DILLYS Prize Fodder
010 1 BRING-VUH BACK A DEED HE SAY- I C'MON, FOLKS, RIGHT OVEK. TO " ""r" BURVtS I r ' eQhAP! 1
( LOCK OF HAIR? SAY--1 LOCK OF HAIR.?-- ) ( THE ANIMAL TENT-WATCH ME ' WW'J
BROUGHT YUH A WHOLE BALE I I OK, LOT OF AIR.? J V OPEN UP THE BUNDLE WITH J S2J ' -,SeHMP) 0NV
OF IT, WHEN I GOT THROUGH y - J- GORILLA'S SCALP fl JT 5: it J W Sif
f wrr him the gorjlla if jm- --f&Pm X'&Zsifv'' Vl VcV - - -
V LOOKED LIKE HE'D HAD A J AA WWT A'-JLuiZy-
SUILOING P ROCK
Riders cramp.
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I JUST
HAPPENED
BE
TO REMEMBER
LIKE THAT
DOES NO
BUT
THAT
THE RUSH
rr::.
HARM. OH
I LEFT
MY CAR
RIGHT IN
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THE
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OH IT WAS SO
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TO MONTY. IF YOU
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his
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THAT THE
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IS KNK
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OF Httl.
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All's Well!
Visitors!
HERE'S THE
BOAT WITH' THE
BLUDGEONS, i
CAPTAIN. - BE
READY TO ,
SAIL
MOMENT
THEY
STEP ONI
BOARD.
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a JB
p-'-
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m RELIEF TO
KNinw I'M
nJIL GETTING
JMfVm
we.
J iPrLous
AND ALL, THROUGH THE LONG NIGHT JOE
PACES THE FLOOR.DESPERATELY PLANNING
ESCAPE. POOR KD, WHAT A SPOT HE'S IN .
Romance Slightly Dampened
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