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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1933)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,1 ORE; Page Three . A Word From The Wise OUT OUR WAY By-ff. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLED CLASSIFIED ADS wmuiin ruci or onion waixowa couirtul (Q9Ut five average word to tin Us.) BATES BT liOMTB 4 lliua, pet month 8 l)nt, per month 4 llOM. per month , 8 Hum, par month Ptr iia,i.ut insertion Per )Unveaoh added, eonaeo- ubti inwrwon . uBacti additional Una otct tire charged at too par Una pel month. ""TV., Si FOR SALE FOR RENT, 7 COLORED hens and fryers, 2706' N. Fir. Ph..409-J. . U-18-3tp 2-RM. HOUSE, urn. Inquire 1602 M. 11-17-2 t. Saturday, November, 18, 1933 . ' i , IMP w as ', , , ea.oo , M.7 1929 WHIPPET 8 4-door sedan. Karl Keen trunk., plasty paint Job, Up holitery like new. A-l mechanical condition. Good tires. 225. Perk jinn Jklotor Co. 11-18-lt USED, SAFE Combinations . clianged. Phone 342 U. 11-17-2 tip ONE tabRfi OHANOE to pick your Roma Beaut? apples at ISc box. .Bring boxes. L. A. -Conkey orchards 11-17-3 t. CLASS AD FOR RENT CLEAN, . modern . apartment. Oround floor. 2011 2nd St. .PhVB 223 -R. 11-18-ltp MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE -Team of horaes. Cheap for cash. Call, Observer. 11-15-4 tp, :HAND .ROLteb chocolates 3So lb. .Special Fridays and Saturdays 25o' Ui. .-Our . candles are always fresh; and the nest. Cherry luossomvanay ' Shop. 11-14-1 m FOR SALE Lumber, better than No.' 2 common, 16-ft. lengths. Horn's Mil!, 4 ml. W. of Summervlile, 10 per 1000. 11-14-1 mp AUCnONEERlNO Rightly conduct ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, Ali cel, Ore. 10-28-1 mp AND KIND OP DB WOOD. Good quality. NBA prices. Ph. 142 J. 19-1 m SCRATCH PAPER lor school or name at the Observer. 2 pads (or Bo. 9-14-t t DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live ones put on tbetr toes.'Pactory fld dies rendered playable. Actual re voicing, expert adjusting. At your service 'till Dec. 15th. Geo. Hart vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood. 11-13-1 m. DOWHiL BROO.iCLBAH-UP-SWe W1U .clean up your uhea, -papers, eo. ,BtKne:a3arJ. . B-Bit 1 WANTED WORK by . experienced seamstress. Coats rellned 11.50. All kinds of alteration, phone 482-J. 11-17-2 tp THE DALLES Furniture Store Is now under management of A. A. Fitter and will pay cash for used turnl ture or what have you? 11-16-1 m BLUNT SPEAKS SUNDAY NIGHT At the Baptists young people's meeting Sunday evening, J. H. Blunt will speak on "Shams and Pretenses." Mr. Blunt is a popular speaker with the young people of La Grande, havr lng spoken to the young people of the Baptist church a number of times as well as In many of the churches of the city. Final Starring Of Senior Play Friday (Continued from Page On) ers, Carl Douhan and Glen McKen. zle as electricians; Donald Hlgglns, properties; Lucille Thompson, prompr ter; Eileen Waldorff, make-up. The High school orchestra, directed by Andrew Loney Jr., school music supervisor, played during the eve ning. The personnel of the orchestra follows: first violln-Norma nanus, Genevieve Plexer, Isabel Williams, Anita Hermann, Catherine Scully, An drea Alnsworth: second violin Wal ter Dahl, Louise Hug. Marlon Chausse, Katharine Wagner, Mildred Keagle, Margaret Earhardt; cello Frank Ty ler; flute Everett Reynolds; clarinets Roswell Weeks, Thomas Cook; horn Delorls Powell; trumpets Robert McMillan, George Denny, Ben Gran- dy; trombone Jack McClay; string bass Myron Wheeler; tuba George Wilcox; piano Ola Mae Hough; drums, traps Lawrence Fillmore.. CHANGES IN : "-" BUDGET ARE DUE,, TO LAW (Continued prom ,Page One) forth to upset the previously drawn budget was the discovery that a levy must be made to retire rood oonas. Theso had pot been. -Included in the budget under a refunding plan ap proved. So It was necessary to addi $53,000 to the budget for the bonds. The market road fund was cut from $30,000 to M7.000 but the mo tor vehicle license money from the state was taken from this Item and made to apply against- he road bonds so that 27,O0O must be raised from taxation for that Item. One saving of Importance was made when the 40,000 Item for old ane pensions was cut in two, the new figure Doing 20.000. The coun ty! high school tuition fund was reduced from (23,600 to $3,300. The six per cent tax limitation caused this move. Another cnsnge was in creasing of the item for fleldj dep uties for the county assessor from (600 to (775. A refunding plan will be followed. but the tax levy for the road bonds must be made, county officials say. If not enough taxes come in then, the money received will be applied to the bonds, and new bonds Issued for the remainder. This Is the only plan possible under law, it was learned Friday. Bonds due at pres ent will be paid by using approxi mately (500 In cash and the remain ing (500 in new bone's. With nearly the same- amount of taxes to be raised, and with a blanket 'cut on the assessed valuation of prop erty in the county, the mlllage rate will be higher. But the actual tax bill each man will pay will be about the same as for 1933.. j FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser His Big- Moment! UJervous and upset, AS A RESULT OF CRASH RIDING HIM, FRECKLES FUMBLES, BUT RECOVERS, LOSING FOUR YARDS.... Second down, with fourteen TO OO'.! Furious at freckles' fumbling, crash bucks, hammers and drives his way to a third down amd one to go..... 'THERE! HOW yA LIKE THAT. ? ) ") ( vJHATS TH' MATTER WITH J . NEXT A CONCEALED PASS ) f"? I'M SHAKY.'? I .J FROM RED To YOU.... GIT J GOTTA PULL MYSELF Jg DOWN UNDER ITAN'DONT 1 T06ETWER AN' BRING IT THIS WAY TAKE VV f 0eT -T.r IT OVER THEIR GOAL... J ) W, 2E -2 CiT THE SNAP OP THE BALL, 15 AWf LIKte A FLASH 0ATCHIWS KINGST6U FLAT-RDOTED, PEP'S PASS SPEEDS THROUGH THE AIR, LIKE A STREAK OF LIGHTING... Or LOOKS, GOOD 1! Coach roose is holding WIS BggaTH IT77-. f I 1 inlliaill "fUte"or,rl "V ruK-r a..- f 0""r Y MOTjVC? HOW PO HE MEANS THET THE . ., .,. . v WHKL ! r . I Hi: 1 THAT5 ODD! ? THAT AINT ODD" T'DO.IS FIND THE YOU KNOW HE I tROOK MWT P HAD A. WITHIN WHEEL- " 1 " I y f . II THERE'S A,' UN B THAT JUST PROVES MOTIVE FOR THIS OONEVT? FEB NNANTINQ T'KIDNAP DAYACIT IT - i Hf H OF MEN, ALL., THAT WiMMIKl RULE TH', crime, constablc ) THE YOUNOUM ': -S&m' -L n!J I DOING TH' SAME WORLC?. THE OFFICE . rCQ-eSm -t tHiai-i- X . '- f 1 : yffiW, Yi?i!r-?r- ' GIRLS , ACROSS TH' LfSJJJ Mr ' v1MI 1 T" T HALF OF THEM WAY; CAN1 LOOK IM - frTT'rsaJ Tt XtlyK K k :M&!L - ' I.., Vn iil No.'uc . ArV THAT'S VAHEREYOUU pWGL WWwM'-l& I M ' J V J '( f I iIllk sSPNLV A F'NO ALL TH' REFINEMENT 'fWli fel l'WQS&&W I- S J.! M ' . . . "t.qw. ; ' THE BUNGLE FAMILY Oh,0hl. WHAT, SOME WOMAj fl yES MRS BUNGLE. "U AHEM! YES IT'S TO SEE ME? WELL. IF ) f ) 1 ( ITM SIBYSTlLJ THAT 1 IT'S ANOTHER OF r-JDSWD I l OFTEN TCiCd JK KNOW MRS. THESE RUBBENECKYCIf?'u WERE l St DARDA.NEL.LA NEIGHBORS TO A.SK ) f A-BOUJc-?S I T &CH A VERYfTT juND VW MORE BATTY ICr- V LRS&2 1 VERY CLOSE fI 1 1 -JUST-WALKED OUT OFjiiD 2- -rVAP T L JOE PALOOKA ? 1 TELLNGU I'M GIVING V FER CATS SAKE- W MV MTtnCI- HrW DO (I AINT VTll 1 TU' MAI tr Vj MY NOTICE. HOW DO W EXPECT ANYONE TO DO HIS BEST WITH FWFOFTTH GIVING ORDERS. I'M l THROUGH.' AINT VflLI TU' MALE W LEAD . HAVE A HEART. I'LL GIVE NA A BONUS. SHELL BE OKAV- 1 GIVE YA MY WORD, HAL. rTir MY -WORD HAL. IM SUFFRIN' TADPOLES WISHT I TH' QOsME'S GONE NUT j . J KEPT MY NOSE ; Tt- WHOLE COMP'NY FTOUTA.THIS PUNK WOULDA WALKED fil RACKET. GOSH- OUT IF 1 DIDN'T J , t WONDER DOUBLE THEIR VWERE JOEY IS. ; IHC SHERIFF HAS ALLOWED JOE TO SEE THE DAILV PAPER. -?: J WHAt f WAITAMNIT L1STIN K f DO DE - KNOBBY WALSH, MANAGER FlkPUHS A OF JOE PAUDOKA, MAKES SAY 'SOOT 1 HIS BOW AS A PERDUCER US, MlSTAH K ISE'XT NEEK- " J ;;Srnpathy ANliT 4AV5 - 1 BECUZ OF SEV'RA.U MEMBE&S nc "rue rKcr toX lr-riKis. " i SA AINT ii-vsj A nrtTAi shame-? potoR WmcwLtf KNOBBY,' WlSHt. 1 S3 HELP US -. COULD HELP HIM FSYASSUH . VA SOMEHOW far B , i;,.ii.Mm DIANA DANE (Tradomark Registered) 0. s. Patent offloe . Lobking- Ahea'd I REITERATE, II SHE'S I I LL 56TTLEiJlfev I' I SHE IS SO I L Kfaf I SHE'S I I gL L--- . JEYSA-rff LOOK I r SCORCHY; SMITH (Trademark Registered) V. 8. Patent Office A Real Fighter ': WHAT Bit) 1 TEU. YtP .SCORCHY ? lWATCH OUT Ht& COMIN ') .i.NOr-- BUT 1 HA No IDEA1 -YER CAMT GIT A DEER OFF HIS FEET I FER. YER. SHALL MW A BUCK HAD SUCH A k,YER Setter turn him loose , i shoot him. s? . 1 I brand of fi6ht inhmv s''rTlw! ' --""llffl TP JAKE WAS RIGHT '. ' , . (THIS SUCKERMEANS BUSINESJ I ) 1 1 ' - y - ' XII BrififflCifrnT welLTHERE eoes . (A PERFECTLY GOOD I I A Ql AT AklT X , I 1 'Ikk ttk .A.- THE DILLYS jJfS How Firm a Fouridatioli WINTER QUARTERS EVEN STORMS, "RAfN AND MUD CAN'T STOP THE DILLY CIRCUS BUT A MISSING- KEy-- 9 f I CANT FIND THE AGENT fffiTSftft ' IIP YUH VjfiRI Iff FEELS LIKE , J A' . TO GIVE US THE KEYS, BUT Bi CVi. 00, OSWALD I IT'S SLIPPIN' ' rfT jKfej-S?1 ( HERE I GO..1.' ) M 'SNO USE--, ) ,. -f MWM: S hold ON ' J -' wiGOV. -7 A , tf'IMm & ii S3
