La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 14, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text., "..S..5V r ' t' J f jt'i ''' Hi Is'''!'-'' ' LA GRANDE- EVENING OBfeEBVEK. LA GRANDE. ORE. 0 CLASSIFIED ADG M41IIT fLACB Of ONION WALLOWA GODNTDH THE NEWFANGLES Give Him Credi,t! SINCE. THE 6 CPACk. IT I GOTTA HhNDlT TVER VytR HE GBNBBCD ' ,iit VTCAJCH THEM f RpOKS aif-Ht UWL MPiV. V3 MfH UKE cuna y... 4 (Count live average word to tbe Un.) Per lis, lat imwtion. toa Per ltq, (Mb added ooaaao- utln UtaerUon 7e Minimum ebarge on on ord -. Mo- - OF RAXM BT MONTH 1 Unaa, per montb MM 8 Una Pa month MJa linn, par month ft Unee, par month a.7e acta additional Una -over lire chorgad at Mo pat una par montn. HOUNO.BHCP, dmuco mo COURT MiO NIBBED G0M JUSJ THt JUDGE WR ABOUT TO SIGN THE RftPERS THW WOULD MAKE OIMMIE WIM'S ADOPTED SON, THE DOG HW3 BEEN P HEOO rroMpKiM's 0PNCPS FOR SAL& FOR RENT ili MILK COWS for sale, 1P20 Benton. I 4 ' ia-lt-t I 4-RM. MOD. FURN. HOUSB. Cilfeltp.' Call 1511 Adams Ave..: 18-14-2 tp I : WEAH PIQT,5,l),e;h. P!i. 5. 84. i ,, W- Rush, opposite, WcHec p'lecpe WELL. FURNISHED HOPSE. Close In. Phone Main 539, Of. 604 W.; ' ' ' ' '. .' . 12-11-t f. J:!!r r -.,i.. .,.-. j yhnmhiy, December 14, 19.1$ QUTOUfi WAY ' ' : By J; R. Williarmj uV it Ci -. .7 'aw W fv a. P V a N1 oVtUSfi ELECTRIC RADIOJJIB. 150B ' Washington. " " '. 12-l-3 tp X1SAS TREE 10c. 801 Penn. ,, , , 12-14-3 t SLAB WOOD In lb'tionljr. tt", $4.00, 10-ln., H-50i per, votd. PUon$. fElglu 12, collect. .' " 12-9-lm Weaves piqs biii Miller,' Ajicei.' ' ' 12-7-6. tp. Qpp SSASONED WOOD and. lots Q( ; It. SuUHrt. Eo pann.. l!Mr,l mfi. fiAND" ROLLED chocolates ' 35o lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 25c lb. Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. ' 11-14-1 m 4 SCRATCH PAPER for school or home Ojt the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. ' 0-14-t f. 'Rides Herd' On . State, 'Winterin' For His Dogies' n 1 S. p. CP) Tom Berry, the "cowboy governor" who took the saddle nine months ago to "ride herd" on the state of South Dakota, Is now, in true,., cattleman fashion, looking Berlpuisly Into the problem of "win tering for his dogies." . c. It's going' to ie a laugn winter for the state, the governor adnata, but he has very hope of "seeln' the herd through with not to exceed a 1 per cent loss from the. storm." i 'KoiiiHl-Vp n Hard One The storm, of course, Is economic mrijd 4el&rn lwis an executive of this state faced a harder "round-up" than Berry, oiynec of a 30,000-acre ranch and blmself' a hard-rldlng, bronzed western cowman. Berry s irrepressible cowboy humor, however, prevails. - Commenting on South Dakota's se- MASKS N'EVERYTHING FOR A REAL HOME . BOYS ind GIRLS f Fun! Excitement! Thrilli! A home circus of your own J-REE! S?!i(i oncPerIsofWbt package top ajnd get CIRCUS free; Two tops "and you get the circus plus SIDE SHOW tree. .; Mall package tops "9 Carlo the. Clown, Carnation Company, 1071 Stuart Bldg., Seattle, Wash. GTBAM-HEATED. opt. 131-1 O ave. - ' , ,11.25-lmp DRIVING T0 CAJJF., roojn fof 1 pas-. eengw. uui. louo Monvoa, ia-13-a, tp LEAVING- FRIDAY morrjtng for Los Angeles, 2 passengers ip shars ex pense, sui) wqmut. a iari3-a, t, Board: IVOoM; -g 3f per. mo., double $26; 18l6th St.' -- - -: '4 W-lj-.lL tp. DO WELL BROS. CUtAJMSaWWe w clean up your ashea, papers, etc. Phona 828-J. '' 4 ''-8-t f. WANTED EXPERIENCED bus boy at-La. Grande Hotel, v " . "."'12-13-2 t. YOUNG' MAN wltli ' car for paper ' route. Inquire Observer. 12-13-2 tp ALagfe ' BORM THIRTV YEARS TOO OOM. rEq,,8,pAT.q ... THE DALIES Furniture Store. Is now under management of 4. Pldler , and will pay cash fotf. used f urnl ture or what have you? ll-is-i m FOUNQ: FOUND 1 key with 3 key, rings. 9N Observer. ' ,' "; , 12-1-8 tp 'vu-i., I KEPT II WHOT IW ) , WAU.GWE A FOX A FEATHER, AN' HE'LL LOCATE TMC CHICKEN HOUSE, AND GIVE 9 HEP A SNIFF, M HE'LL'TBEE ANY CB0OK HtQ. U. 5. PAT. OTT ItJl -Y W tWWfc HiS j THE BTJNGfLJ FAMILY :0h PEGGY THAT W-S TER.F5.IPLE BLUNDER..... I KiCAN KlOT SEEING YOU AND....! HACf6 WHY I'M HERE NOW.....SO I'LL BE SUB: YOU DON'T UllSUNDEP-STAJvID THIS DAJ5.D- ANELLA AFFAIR.. Poor Millionaire! vere drought and grasshopper plaguo the cause of much of- 'worry here tills winter Berry aid, "Why, if South Dakota was ipppit4oned funds on the basis of it prodictton curtailment, it ought tp. get' ft mij Upn. We. ain't raised nothlh' In th're years." ' - Fljrhte For tils 'Herd' But there is more' to : Tom Bejry than humor. ', He li&s secured for his "herd'. In the more severely strlckehj drought sections, relief for both animal and human "needs. , ' The state legislature has passed a beer bill that turns thousands each month into the coffers of relief agen cies. He has fought for and won re duced rates for feed shipments, and many credit South Dakota's sliarq of public works money .in large measure .to hla rangeland tactics.' ' On his return from Washington the governor fdund himself facing a farm strike. But Berrv was aealnst -it." J Though "entirely 'nrftjetic to I I the . thing the farrrieV ft trynSg'to (ft- complish by a strike,".-perry "can not see how a strike will accomplish the desired purpose." ' ' He looks at his Job jnuh,',as any good cattleman would look after' his thousands of head. Big "stockmen and Berry. Is one of the few left today expect tp take about fitFrejient loss each winter on -their hej-d,.' JHe hopes to lower that figure for his human herd this winter. ' Cf-J i ' v ( L WHY S'&Sr' J MONTY V;-., V 5up.pp.ise: tijT p. , er-vh U MORS, 3l ASWWl 1 I FOR AGES fA-SEfc 4 W"'3 J JOE PA-LOOK A - h&y spivwack- Y iM J1ST takin; a MISTER BIGG.' )r FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser The Conquering Hero f 1 ' ( AREMT'yoU Soikig' ' ) LADY, IF I STEPPED IT 2 'i i ' ' ' : "R.STpJ? IT? W?g;-.V Hy TWEYt FINISH IT ) : ikjf v. 'sJ an officer of -mi ) Somewhere elss.awd y' ' LAW, AND IT'S ' , v J XR KNOW HOW J Q J M TAGfe SWINGW PRETtV 1 ( I'M SO t V4iY ITS FIVE j GOOD, IF YA ASK ME.' V YJCBIEP r b'c-OCi.i.i HE I I BETTER KE6P O07A ABOUT TAG. V$U3Jld HAVE ' I r, THE WAY. ZJ?& HE HASN'T Jg fevT V-WiJ COME HOMS J AtJ 'WOUR 1 '" scwool yuzA - J ? ', f HELLO, WOW! HELLO, O PFEW; pop!, vell ) f ) lot-) Jj MINUTES 1 X WON f-S J J ; Later, a 'V-is. -ilr. SHUFFLINS 1;Sfh--!tf-.'' . s?J-v ' '- ; is heard ''itfteui' w Xfi THE DOOR ft '?f, (jf i ' OPENS AND ' Ci '" f- " Rtr. u.a.PArotT. 'J''q Vl( VC 193J 6Y WL rtBvlCC. INC ' If at " " 7 ) : ' . - ' : j ' ' fiYES I ) TnX01i-P PLS" 'SF . WHY MONTY, ) ' y f SHE WANTED ' 1 SHE KUSTi' AH DASH THE- MONEY 7 READ fiSiPPu-m SSXvrB YOU SEEMED 1 S ADVICE ON BUSINESS rrVL CV,F-E J P"-T OF IT PEGCV. Hr A.BOUT '"TO " - TO BE INTENSELY ) INVESTMENTS. SHE SHE'S MGHT, ) ONLY CONCER-N IS.. OH J THAT.JJS J?HITS ALL A TRAGIC ; In TERESTETy ItOLD ME SHE WAS SO TO SLE PEGGY THE- VEPY THOUGHT ''iiv 1 ' 'I I 'I IDARDANELL A TO ' D RD.'VV' T PrStECT HER-VvKlE' f - i6 I M Wftr ffflnsr ' ' ''' ' -$. h " In the Nick of Time .i i . '. . .... "... . ,,- '' ' ; j : ; '. ' .- . v . i ir.niMC Nirr J. l I GIT BACK I .KSMOKEX? S'MATTER WITH VOUSE . 'VNHUprLUCK.V AH ARRIVE IM, TINAPi &MPkll ALU DE SHOE OFF. vw; 1' M3U JES' STA HEAH WHILE t GIT DE BLACKIN I FOH HAIR AN' DE GLUE FOH -CO' (S MOUSTACHES . J SAtf SPIV. VWHV DO VOU INSIST ON KEEPING TftlS 1 COLORED 'GUY'TftAT SOU BEFRIENDED WITH iOU?'! lib lA-flV 1 NfcfeU i-iim . i-. VOUVE DONE ENOUGH l-fc)K HIM . rFE F1 HES THE BES'- FELLER IN THE' WORLD FEW A PKSWreej.,!.- THAVErAN' B&DES- nu uc i-.-1 tier LETITGOATTHA.' B YOUVE DONE ENOUGH tLE-T T QO f DIANA DANE (Trademark Regis tared) U. 8. Patent; Oirice Just Too Much LAST NIGHT I WENT TO A J K'OU'KE LUCKY ' DAISCE WITH RONNV AND -.friBiFFO WON'T a ssmr. mm THERE'S BIFFO H06M, N0SV, DIANA. ru7, ;VHAT'5 H5 UP TO? LOOK5 LIKE HE AND DOT f .lTH r- EE HAVINS QUITE AN1 SAY, DlANA, ISN'T it f j OF COURSE, DOT, BurV I I' KNOW. PUT' I DWV-(flr"" ' yf' ' THE LIMIT, &IFFO Ull THE SiRuJ ApE THE LINE 0 BUVINS f'71 '(SgJ''' ASKING ME TO a. 1 'f , t'T K I HIS TICKET- TC5HLX V '.r.'-'f PAV MY OWN WAY fW 1tV&'.' Hr f f V? . V t c ' A J' -: SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Regis torod) U. 8. Patent Ottlce Odmkiit our ALL TII'THIN'C! ORDERED - i AN'I STUCK IN ft COUrUt CMKH Klfl-ti ANY trouble fti ; WAL. NOT YET -CURLY-- V6 BDOM TALKIN' IT QVeR aw brciDeo Some -' " ARRANGEMENTS HAS-JEST 6oT'To BE MAPE - JEST AS YpU 5AY , JAKE -1 BROUGHT PETE AN' JIM A toN 6 AN' THEY ARE SURE KEEN foR BUSINESS - A WAL, CUflLY, THIS HERE Rop KENNY HAS POST6P TH ' CLAIMS WITH WARNIN' SICJaIS- So Suppose' ME AN'You'soes overt "THArt'W' tcnS him WHAT Vv PROPOSES To po, 5corcHY WILL TAKE CARE OF PETE AN'JlM AN' TH'PLACIN' OF THEM Ready for Business li-lf THE DILLYS Just Like Home I ' ROY " WMIIIf 'S LIKE SLEEPING- 11 this is a jeQSsaHIK ON TOP OF A li REAL wlS LEMON MERINGUE ) 0N:MY OLD ;Mm&5,lLa I Don't know. WHETHER I LIKE THIS- - SINKIN' IN SO FAE YUH HAVE TO STAND UP TO see; out; Maybe bein BORN WITH A TIN SPOON IN YOUR MOUTH UNFITS VUH FOE. THINGS UkF THIS KEEP QUIET, WIG&y, I'D RATHER. HEAR YOU SNORE THAN COMPLAIN AND STOP TWISTING . '. AND TURNING 'BUT, DAISY DUMPLIN', J I CAN'T GO TO SLEEP.' J 1 II' ;" jrt i m f AT LAST HE'S QUIFT.'f HE'S SO USED TO THAT OLD BUNK THAT HE THINKS THE SANDMAN USES A BLACKJACK I IV 1 Li Bunrrg ll-H