La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORB, .Page .Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R, Williams THENEWEANOLES Ed's Not go iDmnb! VE h i'v yt -- irsc 3 tif GOT k tin itr ju i ! JiOM iiWt'WR-f (Oouat tlit ng word! RATES BY MOHTH 3 Una, per month 8 ltnoi, pat montb 4 lines, per ttt CENDfeO?,B0T to tli lie.) .MJO .4.00 rS." :M0 MOPE- FB UD, Ut lBMrtlOC Psr Una, wh iddsd vobmo utlrs inicrtlon . 6 lines per monts 4.76 lull dttlttoEl Use owr Ut ebirged-kt We p lisepet atoat Wlnlmum otrge on on OKii r . FOR SALE FOR RENT 17 3-MOS-QLtD PIOS. Jnll Observer. 1-2-2 t. MDN. SLEEPING ROOMS. Close m, 1807-flth. ' .. 12-30-3 t. I WJi.L SELL my small bungalpw plans In storage In La Orande at a .jMiorUice. Cosh or terms, Loretta A-Parland, all E. State St., Boise, 18-27-10 t FURNISHED or unfurnished house. Phone M. 787,- 1-2-3 t. 5-RM. FURN. house, J914 Cedar. . 12-29-3 tp. Tuesday, January 2, 1931 CLASSIFIED ADS 'rei uun r-tca of cniok - w allow cotnmi- j WELL, YOU'RE NOT ,i : ' , TOO SICK TO KEEP UP WITH YOUR -SCHOOL. WORK. , A THIS iS THE DAY . sfe ?.(iLvMS, .. j ,c i, r HRQS ARE NAPE -MOT 8QP.N ;a.u.r.T. Mi s 4fSLN :it f i if V if. ' GOOD BEASONED WOOD and lots o! It. Smith's Pox Farm. 12-4-1 mp. HAND ROLLED chocolates 350 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 35c lb. Our candles are always trash and the best. Cherry Blossom Caiuly Shop. 11-14-1 m uuatoh PAPER lor mtuxi or bome at the Observer. .2 pads (or So. B-14-t i. List of Scouts Who Received Awards is Given Boy Scouts who received awards at tiio court of honor held last Friday evening at L. H. S., follow: First class awards were made by David 3. Stoddard to John Kopp, Ernest Woodell, gugepe .ParleU, Mer .rlll Bodeubaum, Claude Baker, Harry Carter, Bob Dow, John Ralston, John ..VcManus. and Dick Lottes. Lee Reynolds made second class awards to Wayne Williamson and Harold Hess, the latter of Union. Glen Kelly. Robert Kelly, Kenneth Bray, Kenneth Flanery, Jim White side, Tom Robbs. Kenneth Shirley, Bernard Cleveland, Ray Plerson, Ju nior Buslck, Franklin Terrall and 'perell Irwin received -tenderfoot awards made by Mr. McCoskrie. Merit badges were awarded by Har vey Carter to John Kopp, Leland Gra Jpp, John Ralston, Don Miller, cook ing; Walter .Salmon, Darroll Trow bridge, Melburn Buck, Kenneth Lilly, personal health; Harry .Carter, Bob JBow, Dale Baxter, Harold Weeks, llfe savlug; Bill .Frees, Eugene 'Winters, xeadlng; John Kopp, Eugene Pariett, Harry Carter,- Bob Dow, swimming; .Kenneth lUy, -Frank Burnett, fire maaeulp; John Edyaison, leather craft; Dale Baxter, athletics; John ;Etlva)6on, dairying; Sam Start, wood iwork and scholarship; Dick Worrell and (Bill Frees, star; John McManus. .bugling. ' . , ACCEPTS POST AS MANAGER rPhllilp Walmun, son of Mr. ,imd Mit. J. Y. Wnlriumasacccpt! the. nianagerahip of the -Max B. Sorvis I. iO. A. store. Mr. and Mrs. Walnum and daughtor, Phyllis , Janermoved to ;Lo Orande last month from Yakima "arrfd will make .their .home In. .the Grande Bonds apartments. j SWIM PARTY AT COVE PLANNED Plans for a swimming party .at lEnSECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser " Timing ;His Punches! -THAT'S THE WAY t AM DUMB, LIKE -A JOX ' PEOPLE TWINk XM KWDA SCOPY FOR TURN- INC OUT A BUNCH OF ,(?AZY -INVENTIONS LISTEN FRECKLES I THIMK VW'RE A PRETTY GOOD EGG, SO I'M GONNA TELL YX) SOMETHING' DIP WU EVER HEAR ABOUT THE GUY WJO WAS SUPPOSEP TO O BS A HALF-WIT? I'VE BEEN WORKING ON A THINS THAT 1 WANT KEPT AN ABSOLUTE 'SECRE-...NO0NE SUSPECTS WE BEEN WORKING OUT SOMETHING GOOD. BECAUSE NOTHING 1YE TURNED OUT SO FAR, HAS AMOUNT 6RTO MUCH.,.. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? 'vj or t ;m...n. it-. . ' f-j A f SlJ y MISCELLANEOUS DOWEL- BROS, CLKAH-UF We wl clean up your ashes, .papers, etc. Phoae sas-j, t. WANTED PARTY .IS KNOWN wljo exchanged coats with Ed&a Dc-dge Sat. nit at ' Zutoer. Leave Jiis eoa;& wtth Mr.. Buehl aod tafce yours, 1-2-i tp. Covo on 4as. 7 were made recently witen the Porpoise club iieid a busi ness meeting at the La Grande hotel. Members iieeiriiig to go are asked to meet at the iiotet at 1;45 o'clock. Jan. 25 is the date of .the next business meeting at which, time elec tion of officers -will be held. Government Gold Price Unclianged WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 Ft The government's gold - price remained unchanged, today at $34.06 an ounce. It represented the tenth repetition of this quotation lor newly mhiod domestic metal. In London, Jar ; ,goid was worth. $32,73 on the basis of a sterling open ing pf fS.lS1. Bulldog Jackson Beats Herb Parks PORTLAND, Ore.,'. Jan. 2 m Bull dog Jackson, 100, ot Klamath Falls, defeated Herb Parks, JS1, of Van couver, B, C. in the 'main event of last night's wrestling program here, taking two falls out of three. MILD WEATHER TO CONTINUE The new year found no. change in miid weather in Eastern Oregon, and the maximum in La .Grande Jan, s 1 was 50 above, after a. minlnxum of, 32. The minimum last night was six degrees warmer, "and the weather forecast indicates rain and mild, tem peratures tonght'atRi -tamorrowy with -the possibility rbf- sricrar-in ;-30ine mountainous sections, of the 3 state. Rainfall New Yearfs -day amounted to .02 of an inch. - IK. C. C. WU DIES HONG KONG, Jan. 2 m pr. C. C. ,Wu, former Chinese minister to the United States, died suddenly to day of cerebrai.embGiism..He,was.46 years old. He had. .been Inactive in-public af fairs for more than a year. VJELL.EVERVOHE IN TOWN USED TO ASK HIM ViHIOl COIW HED BATHER UmE-- A P1ME.OB A NICKEL' HE ALWNS TOOK THE NICKEL AMP EVERYONE WOULD LAUGH ! OHE DAY SOMEONE ASIiEP HIM WHY HE ALWAYS TOOK THE NICKEL, ANP HE SAID WELL, IF 1 EVER TOOK THE DIME, THEY'D QUIT OFFERING, ME ANYTHING: I'M .WAY AHEAD OF YOU.AND OU MY WAY BACK, NUTTY ; : -,BUT1C0 7HAT,JUST m TO COER UP W SOMETHiWC . JS th ! r i I i m THE BUNGLE FAMILY I WHAT A. QUIET NEW YEARS heff II g, jSvJf.ll ,??J? WE HAO YESTEBCW THOSE ) J SfJ"?. SPT? JV , WERE, A.S THOUGH . ' S.2!?N T mS- N5 MYJ aWWRWHAT.QIp; TrSfETTfSb ,4zrSF'riJS COUSIN f,, : fTCfeP J oAtHEY W -l yp I J0EPAL00KA J'-AMEf-l'U MR ROBERTSON 5 OF MAulNSKY, PREiCOUL, MALONE, MALONE AND , ROBERTSON , ATTOBNEYS FOR NSIS5 BSRW t H YOU KNOW WHY I'VE COME, MR VSH WE'RE DIANA DANE ftrtNNA HANG SC0RCHY SMITH EEGENT HA.PPNIN(3g Mr. 2towh posts 4 tewii-d of iSoo hopmq io discover tuho dijhsnirtef ihe old dgni. Rod Kami svJJehfif changes his lawless $Uiiudt Jo one o Sueid 1n ess Zfid is p&thi 'iited by Alt-. Btown o placer tnihe -for qold. 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