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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five ' OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams TIfE NEWFANGLE9 Constable Hackman Calls! CLASSIFIED AD mask it rue or union vaixowa comnrut (Count tin average word to tbe lint.) BATH BY MONTH t line, per month 12.50 a Une, per mootn 3J6 t line, per month M.00 6 Une, per month M.78 Fu Une, ut Insertion. 100 Per line, cub added codmo- utln insertion . Minimum chug on on order bob Addition! Une over Ut -Mo charged at 60s per line per month. FOR RENT, FOR SALE 6-BM. HOUSE; completely turn. Oar age. $15 mo. Call B. A. Benhsm. Ph. 340 W. ' lt-10-2 t. RED DELICIOUS apples. 60c. Bring box, Mrs. Chos. Hoalc, Mt. Olcn road. ' 11-10-2 up Friday, November 10, 1933 YEP, UP ON THE WLLl r-N ft WHE6U V WE'VE! BEEN HEtuWNG - YEPI ITS ' ' THE' YOUNG FELLEP iTHET SOUNDS V( WITHIN A STRANGE MOES,ANO . EVIDENCE WHO JUST MOVED IN, LIKE BIG OTY AWHEEL SEEING FACES AT THE ALLWGHTl " UP TMEBE, PHONED I 'STUFF.EO'.MACBE ) DA YA WINDOW, BUT THIS . WELL',! CfcN AND SAID THEOE WAS YA BETTER QlTIT IS THE FlOST PEAL . TBACK DOWN SOMEONE TBYIN' TA TAKE A FEW V-l Aj EVIDENCE: WE'VE HAD A CRIMINAL ,YA h 6-RM. FURN. APT., 1806 Adam. ' 11-10-3 tp. WELL. lum. 4-rm. apt; unXurn. house, clouo In. Inq. 1700 4th. Ph. 146-W. , . 10-17-lmo. MOP. FTJRNlSHJa. 3ll O Ave. 10-10-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS DOWBlJj BROS. OLBAN-UP We WUi rieAQ up' your ashes, -papers, etc. Phone S33-J. 8-8-t f. I COVE I'EUSONALS , ROME BEAUTY apples. Brine boxes, pick your own for 15c box. Cldor press at your disposal. Bring con tainer. M. A. Oonkey orchard. ' - : ll-K-3 it. FOR- SAfcB Heavy logging trailer, 2 spare tiros, at Red's and Fred's. 11-0-a tp. APPLES Good sound Rome Beauties ,. 20c, .Oalios 16c. Bring box. Cleaver's on the highway at Imbler. - 11-0-8 t. I Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Orton enter tained a number or their friends at luncheon Friday, Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lcn Eyers. Mrs. Bernlce Mil ler, Mrs. Robert French, Mrs. Stuart French and son, Roderick, Mrs. Dor othy Hallmark and son, Keith, Mrs. J'. 'R. Price and Miss Besse Kfilley.', Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Helty enter tained at dinner Friday evening In honor at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hallr mark who wcro celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ohaffee. A aiinco was given Saturday by itlio members of the Odd Fellows lodge at their hall. Music was furnished toy three members of the Odd Fellows lodge of La Grande. . ' I Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCool drove to Uklah for their son, Darcy, who has been employed In the' forest ser vice near that town for several months. They returned Friday. Mrs. Ted Johnson, who returned to The Dalles with her sister, Miss Evel yn Hallburton, returned Monday. Miss Haliburton spent most of the summer with her sister In Cove in an effort to regain her health. Woodrow Wilson, a Bmall dun colored burro belonging to Clarence Richards, was discovered in the as sembly room of the Covo High' school the morning after Hallowe'en. Au thentic particulars as to his manner of entrance are not available. The football boys were delegated toy mem bers of the town council to patrol the town during Hallowe'en and comparatively -little real damage was done. Less than the usual amount of debris filled the roads. " AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct ed. Jay Bros hears, auctioneer, ' Ali ce, Ore. ' 10-28-1 mp AND KIND OF DRY WOOD. Good quality. NBA price. Ph. 142 J. 9-19-1 m. SCRATCH PAPER tor school or home at the Observer. 3 pads for 6c. 9-14-t f. ) y COVE PERSONALS I 3 Mrs. Lou Payne visited at the home of her niece, Mrs. Frank Owsley, near La Grande over the weekend.' Mrs. A. G. Conk 1 In spent the week end in Ontario attending the funeral ' of the late E. B. Conklin, She ac companied Prof, and Mrs. Roy Conk lin of Union. . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Vlack, of Canby, were here several days last week. J" hey had been In Imbler pick ing apples and their daughter, Ruth, had been at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. Alice Van Vlack, and going to school in Cove. Mrs. Harold Van . Vlack was formerly Vera Pease and lived here. Her mother, Mrs Edlt'n 8. Pease, has been here lor a few days on -her return from a visit to the south. She has been in Flor ida, Texas, and visited Colorado and the. Grand Canyon before her return She has now returned to Pullman where she has work at tli college. A very delightful Hallowe'en party was given by Mrs. p. J. Chadwlck Wednesday for her son George. Hal lowo'en stunts made the evening a merry one. Pinochle was played and a Hallowe'en lunch served. The guests were Virgil Conley, Hughes Gray, Al len Mills, Richard Miller, Ned Mar ten, Harold Johnson, Orvllle Rich ards, Don Smith, Bernard De Borde, RoyaX Borkgren, Robert Duncan, Lloyd Mills, Oscar Aas, Eugene Ander son and Almon Gelss. Almon Geiss and Emory Hartley left a few days ago for Pleasanton Kan., to visit their grandfather. They will also visit the Worlds fair. Colgate U, Gives Kerr New Contract HAMILTON, N. Y., Nov. 10 WP) Colgate football -teams which have won 37 games, lost four and tied, one in the five-year coaching regime of Andy Kerr, will have'-the Dcnefit oJ the canny Scotchman' 'advice' for another three years at least, . Despite rumors that havo connect ed his name with coaching offers at other schools, especially Yale,' Kerr signed a Colgate contract yesterday covering the 1934-35-36 seasons. COKKECT NICKNAME STOCKTON. Cal. (&) The nick name' "Fighting Irish" used, iby some Eohools may be Just that and no more, tout It's" true at St. Mary's high school here. Nine of, Jts 11 first string men have a Gaelic strain In their blood. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by.Blosser Buddies! . -. 5'POSE yoO'RE ) ( GOING OVER lb SEE WRONG-WAV ) ; n FRECKLES, EH, f 1 -y-i- PEP? J AW, ' 7" 1 N LISTEN. IF too THIMK I APPLESAUCE: FRECKLES IS SITTIN' ( THAT KID'LL OUT, IN THAT SAME, J NEVER REDEEM "RAZY.... )HmsELF...SURE., CRASH DAVIS IS vfeyp s-ncK yp THE ONE WHO (wjHIM.H63 MISHT SIT OUT.... I Voordai ! MOT FRECKLES .' L, rijr, . HyAH.BE.EK.' SUESS CRASH HAS BEEN STUFFIW' YOU A80UT THAT PLAY OF FRECKLES IN THE PRINCLE (TAME... DON'T FALL FOR IT!! WRE TELLIM' ME? SAY, I AIN'T BLIND... BETCHA TH' COACH HAS FPECKWAPMIN'TH' BENCH IN THE KINGSTON SAME crash has everybody believing "6u're the Coat of the pringle' game .'..you'll show 'EM VJITH KINGSTON , I KNCAN "ifou VWILL ' C'MON, LAUGH' SNAP OUT OF IT. PRECK ' ok LET'S SO RS A j KED i VWALK-.VJHAPDyA ' fiiyAYl 07 V I GLEAN FOOTBALLS J0SJND HOLDING, according lo the foolbafl code of the niies committee, is unfair and elim inalei skill. "The slowest man m the world could make a 40-yard run on every play.if the rest of his leammater "would hold their opponents longenough," the code says. There are many ays the underhanded line man can hold his opponent out of play with little chance of bemg seen. One of these to circle the side of the opponent with the arm that u away from the referee, letting the other hang ut a legal positron, as shown m sketch. Another is to grasp a charging opponent underneath the thigh as he charges through, holding him just long enough lo slow him up, and ihen letting him free These are only a few instance of holding, but they are probably the two most hkerv to be over looked by the huy referee (0 Wt&WxW&Zs ' r - I wvXirli, 1 JSs? I SHOOT ! I WHY I'M waitin' WvLsllvfj' shoot! don't Till he bats 1 a VAa7,'5 ' GOODNIGHT- 1 YOU HIS EYES- AM IWM HE'LL GIT LET, I DON'T YimL PTXnn HIM WANT HIM . ' WvM " I FROM YOU. J I HAVE TO KNOW I 'nW y ' V 'T? J V WHO DID .. toil"'-'."' ' ' i,'1'"-' v- incrcrsrc-yi V--1 1 '- iwa by mca scRvtir, iNC.nto.as. PAT.orr. iho -BUT FIMGEPPOINTS S A LITTLE OUT OF MY UNE AND JURISDICTION - I BETTE.Q CALL IN SOME OTHER AUTHORITIES I. MTiHILE, fVi' IN A CHEAP BOARDING - HOUSE, NEARBY, ASIW3TEB FIGURE BETURNS FROM A , SUCCESSFUL QUC3T. f YEAH , YOU BET I COT IT 1 ; W LEAVE IT T' YOUR UTTLE DID YOU ) 1 WILLIAM TET ANYTHING : GET IT, HE GOES AFTER! 4Vgy''t':''v'':t'.'.''.cjnto.u.-PT.wri f THE BUNGLE FAMILY r1 News From Friend Oakdale George's poeitewess IM HELPlMG ONE UADX Oti bqarp the El dormdo XAjCHT KJSPT AMOTHER UA.DX IMPATIEMTLX WAlTlKfi FOR. A HLfSBAJvfD . WHO IS , OFTEt Otf TIME FOR SUPPER, rcg. us. pat. orr. 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