La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.' Page Five OUT OUR WAY R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES Newfangled Newf angles t CLASSIFIED, DS haiui tuci or tohoh wallow conntnt - i,n r, ; OF COU03C -.MOM ' wypip OF tfipl AND (Qeunt lira avarice word RAT8 BT MOHTB Tf3 TWCK ' i'. w a line.) Ftr lint, lit '"'"" i Par line, each added codmo- i utWa lnaertion ' T ' a ljnae, per month 8 Unas, per month SUQrC RMK? llnee, par month , , . i.00 B Unas, par month H.7B tcb addition Una ot Ufa ehkrgad. tt.Mo par Una par month. Ulnlmnm. charge-on on x order FQRSALE FOR RENT OR TRADE! Milk gout, 2102 Oak.. 'iii 1-3-2 tp. 17 2-MOfi-OLD. PIQS. Call Observer. i.'.Ji ." 1-2-2 t. HOUSE 1301-4th. Phone ,100 R. '.. 1-3-8 tpi MDN. SLEEPING ROOMS. Close 111. ia07-0tn,.'' '. '1M: f, t 12-30-3 t. Wednesday, January 3; 19.11 " By J i i . i i 1 " 1 ' .... , i , i I, i . . , . I . . ; .VI i v . ' i i . . i, i ..... i . A .. i i' i I veAW THAT'S NtWJPOP J BKBYl THAT'S A V VDUO M6.VBB GUESS1.. AVC rr to us fop S wunning uooking ) 1 1 it's a combitWiqn ; I , ..r, v " " . . II ' - ' Jl v,, 4Ss iTV ty, -V .Mk. -TVS HECK SPAKE BCD :, IS" I I WILU.SELL i my small bungalow pinna In storago In La Grande at a sacrifice. Cash or terms. Loretto McFtutand, an E. State St., Boise, Ida. wasi. 12-87-10 1 GOOD SEASONED WOOD and lota of It. Smith's Pox Farm. 12-4-1 mpi HAND ROLLED ohooolates SBo lb. Special Fridays and' Saturdays 2So lb. Our candles are always Iresh and the best, Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. i ii 11-ltrl rn SCRATCH PAPER lor school or home at'.the Observer. 2 pad lor So. , . 9-ll- x. AnniyersaryTo Observed By J C. K Societies Plans, for commemorating the SOtli adversary of the establishment of" the" first Christian.' Emdeavor- so ciety' iki Oregon, at' the otata conven tion' at Salem April 19-22 were made at. the mid-year moeting-of thestate executive commltteto . held in- Port land during the -weekend, according to members in attendance-from here. Among the interesting ' announce ments mode during the sessions was that Dr. Daniel A. Poling, of Nov.- Yorki (president of the In ternational Society of Christian Endea.vor and the Worlds Christian Endeavor movement, will be the. main speaker at the . convention. Tills an nouncement was received with a great deai., of; enthusiasm and one1 of the largest conventions ever heldi.ii-.Ore-. gontla being -planned for. ;.- The- mkl-yeiir meeting In Portland . was exceptionally well attended, there - being present. 13 of a possible 18 dis trict, union presidents fjom.the. vori- ous -parts of ; the state.; Of the re maining state off leers,, only two were absent; .from the meetings. Miss Helen. McGloy, of Oregon City( .president of the state union, presided over all ses- alone., t . -. . i - ; i - Three pre -convention contests will be .held over the Btate during the next ithree months, with final Judg7 lng at the state convention. In Salem. The. , Intermediate . department : will sponsor,, a playlet contest, the .playlet to present historical facts relative to the organization, histocy or progress' of Christian Endeavor. The young" people's departmenti will hold an om torleal contest and the publicity de-. partment a poster contest. . ; 1 Members of-' the state executive committee from La Grande are Dr. J. L. McPherson, evangelistic superlntcn denty Miss Hulda Anderson, life-work recruit superintendent and. Katheryji Moran,' president'., of Grande- Ronde Union. I Phone.M, 787, ,- ..1-2-3 ..)' MISCELLANEOUS PART? IS , KNOWN who. exchanged I coats with Elsa Dodge Sot. nlte at Zuber. Leave his. coat with Mr. . Bueil and take yours. 1-3-2 tp. DOWELL BROS, CLEAN-CP We wtli clean up your ashea, papers; ew. Phone 828-J. - . - - S-8-t f. LOST $10 BILL In .post office lobby be tween 3:30 and 4 o'clock Tuesday. Finder leave at Observer office. 1-3-2 tp. Annual Meeting x Of Newspapermen At Eugene, Ore. 1 EUOBNE, Ore. The NBA code for newspaper publishers and for the printing establishments, . a topic deemed of great interest to the pub-! lie as well as to those directly con- ; cerued, will be the chief subject oft the sixteenth 'annual Oregon press' conference, to be- ljeld at- the school of Journalism at : .the University of Oregon, January 18, 'l9'an 20, It was announced here by Eric W. Allen. A complete report on the code and how It applies 1b' expected to be given those present by Arne G. Rae, field manager for the Oregon State Edi torial association,: who is expected back by that .time from a national meeting soon to be held In Chicago to discuss all angles of the NRA pro visions as approved by President Roosevelt. Conference officials hope to bring R. C. Stitser, publisher of the. Hum bolt Star, Winnemuca, Nevada, here to talk on the code. Mr. Stitser is a director of the National Editorial as sociation, and It" is planned to, have him. come here direct from the Chi cago code meeting. Another out-of-state expert. Floyd L.. Sparks of : San Francisco, .is also, expected -to be pres ent and talk on "Advertising Under the. 'New Deal'.!' VThe, Circulation Situatl6n for. 1934-' "will bo Vno topic of O. C: Horn, managing director of the Audit Bureau, of Circulatdon,.Chl- cago : . r j .l 'iJ,--i. Merle R. Chessman, Astoria, pub lisher of the Astorlan-Budget, presi dent of the conference, will preside at the meeting. George S. Turnbull, secretary of the conference Blnce its beginning 16 years ago, will also, be present. onMavBtAsrevKtmc. BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON. bu.s.pt.o- j.3 i 1 i i , WMADDA VA MEAN, ' OH.YEkH1, WELL ArSAV1, ARE Y OH NO,t OUST THOUGHT I MUSIC RACK? IT'S A NEW- I WHAT WOULD you ) YOU : T MIGHT BE. THE, STVLE UQUOB CABINET-' ' I CALL THIS UTTLE J TPYIN1 FURNACE.IN OlSCUlSe,,'! AND SECRETARY.HANK.YWyA. GADGET : T'KIO ME y OQ BUMPN'A, . ---l. i OUGH- ' ' " ' THE BUNGLE FAMILY The Tiresome Business Man 1934! JO, I JUST KNOW ) OPPOPTUNITY? THIS WILL BE ONE OFy L, YOU MEA.N THOSE YEAA.S WHEN 1 FOB. PFGGY OLD N"MM. OPPOKTUNI I Yaaji TO GET OUR DOOR. SO OFTEN THAT AS THOUGH BOAP.DINS fi Ht.Kt- I WISH 1 HAD A. NICKEL FOP, EVERY TIME I'VE FELT. LIKE . CRYING ABOUT FRECKLES AND HJS FRIENDS, by Blosser : '; The Lkst Laugh!"' I I I'M THIMKINQ OF ' r - BUSINESS. TOO. WE I KNOW NOW THAT A J MUM ARnilT S-'MA.RREDf 1 , MUCH ,t-Sv ' i nv.iiww oyyj. " absent- m rirrr -m- "JOE PALQOKA . - ' : - : ;.. ... . . . : W l BETTER GIT, 1 WHAT A SWELL. A 1 WAS TWAX KNOBBY Y I HEARD HIM SAY ; 'A- GOIN' BEFORE A GAS JET SHE ((. WALSH. WITH THE H PENN STATION , SIP. 1 'J PRqCESS SERVER TURNED OUT 1-1 ; BAGS ? VJHERE'S J I THINK HE'S GOIN' V GITS ME . , ' TBE i , -B 1 HE HEADED FOR?1 TO FLORIDA' . " h . -,,, ,, . T J r-r- ILL GIT VA V I'M A REPORTER-- THATS WHAT TH , ' 1 1' lit 1 C OUTATHI-S ill I 'GOTTA INTERVIEW J PORTER SAID . I ANYHOWi WE CRJED OUP,SELVES MP SHE ,S LP2-fFJS,4, Y" GEORGE INTO A L.OT OF EtXICATION. jjffl COULD gg ? r-S WHAT A PERSON FIGURING f ?,yirfff&W HAVE r?NJr?? S2Mk! l you TALKING . THINGS-OUT WITH J.KMARB-IED . -T WE FOUND ABOUT? WHAT HWOTi) TAKE-UlVV EL DORADO - . fVif f F RIGMAROLE AN EXAM I t-TfiEf?a, 7Vi U3N3 oixirf, ' WUR BUSINESS IS J , , ..S-i. qq- to qq TO KNOW Fm 't&'W&l - 37- WITH" when. he yr yMymM'' out of 5 ' : J"9 V Cpay?. v .": - V .. I r-T4n ..rr6T.5-. n,.rf. .-x. rrangySwat , f ' p tJffS't S Ll:"".'J''T - - JOjT '.ii'ri.'JJ" . 'ii XJfAl. :!irti!!.tefK Off to "Miami V SO uVAND't W,'J HELP ME GOING TO 5WE CHIEF-if THAT LITTLE KICKED lPUNK A CHANCE MERICiHT U SHtiAHJ OFP:' FOR HIMSELF . THE U OKWGWE TRAIN. PAYTORTH ALL.. THEBREAVSIN THAT BREACH Or PROMISE , SUIT STORY. ( I DOKITVNANT ANYONE IS ) C. ) LETS TAVE A VNALU " WO A80UT MY INVENTION.... ; IgOTCHA, ) DOVJW TOOLSOH'S . 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