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. I'SatuyJanuary' 6, 1934 . . 1 v'T ssbI . Page Three LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. (CLASSIFIED ADS -aa uun flacs o noon wallowa copjras-' (Count fin avenge wonli to tta Una.) Per Urn, 1st Insertion ; PW'ltMi aeon added OM0- &ATBS BY MOMTB QsMi par month -y' 8 lines, par month j , 4 Sinai, per month , MM -M.oa i.H.n ottra Insertion t lino, per month . Minimum- charge, on one bell addition) Una over fire charged at Mo per Una par month. FOR SALE FOR RENT OR TRADE 1929 Chevrolet truck. Phono. 933 J. 1-4-1 mp. ROOMS with or without board. 1607 . Sixth St. ' 1-0-3 tp. OUT OUR WAY ,' By J. R. Williams ' THE NEWFANGLES ' A Fish Story ! f-TUAT'; Al I CifiMT THAT'S -j -2- V fvWOOPL! BUCAR.l KNOW 5HOT "fHANK ANBAGUSTk, HAVE 'GOWC YOO MCAht 1 i, , di?uy I wnii M J iu' '' " WW WE CAN GET THE MONEY I WHAT'S THE. I IN FOB 'GOLDFISH, IN K BIG SHV j ... . IJu. Jirvo X. uTe , ,a. ' WO THE CLCCTM mCB YQU'VeV CMCHIN J WAYJ THEY HAVE 57 SAMICTCS, UGOLpiE. I" BULL OTH WOODS IN THIS 2- ( . KEN AfiWNG TO OWN IT? --JVi BUT THEY CNT OOPtlCME M. 'SHOP. BUT I CAN DO THIS I J "!ylhrTto t t-r&a ouo fantwl,golixe, who uamk s-- ,2 ' s l j "i It 6 V-? Sjilisi'''sfi:ii-- EiigBlg-fil ' WHAT'S THE MATTER? (v PICTURE WHAT LIFE WOULD BE 1 WW .R ' j FOR 8ALB OR TRADE Large house 4n town. Will accept good car aa down payment. Primm's farm. ..Frultdnle. . 1-4-3 tp. FOB SALE OR TRADE oft ft. bath " tub. Primm's farm, Frultdnle. 1-4-3 tp. APT. Call 481 W. 1-6-3 t. 2-RM. APARTMENT with private Daw. 1005 13th. St. 1-5-3 t. 26 SACKS of good, olean wheat, lo per lb. Domicile's Feed Store. 12-4-3 t. I WILL BELT i my small bungalow piano In storage In-La Grande .at a sacrifice. .Cash or terms. Loretta McFariand, 811 B. State St., Boise, Ida. 12-27-10 t HAND ROLLED chocolates 350 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 25c lb. -Our candles are always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at .the Observer. 3 pads (or So. B-14- i. BASKETBALL TEAMS WILL COME MAR. 8 (Continued From Pago One) voted Tor La Grande and Mr. Gralapp did not vote, although represent ing La Grande he accepted the In vitation to stage the tournament. Previous to the jneetlng, no direct invitations had been extended by either Union or La Grande. Some years ago, La Grande made an effort to get the tournament and was beaten by a large vote, and at that time it was decided here not to make any further effort to get the tournament. This policy has been followed religiously since that time. As a result of staging the tourna ment here. It was necessary to make some changes In sub-dlBtricts. Under the .rules now in vogue, the host team is in a sub -district of Its own and is not required to qualify for the tournament. So La Grande's Tigers, 1933 champions, will defend their title In the 1034 tournament without going through elimination tournaments. The new lineup of sub-districts follow, with their committees: District 1 Union and Wallowa obunties, exclusive of La Grancije. Roy Conkltn, Union, chairman; J. R. King, Imbler, and O. F. Campbell, Wallowa. Three teams to qualify. District 2 La Grande. District 3 Baker and Malheur counties, Mr. Hollenberg and' Mr. ' Coleman. -Four -teams" to qualify. Mr. Gralapp wry appointed as man ager of the championship tourna ment, and the board agreed to con tinue the same play of double elim ination, with consolation finals for third and fourth places, as has been - used In recent years. If an extra game is required to settle the championship, it will be FOR RENT CHEAP 4 room furn. , house, oor. U and Pine streets. Phono 424 W. . -. 1-5-2 tp. 5-ROOM furnished house. Oarage. Phone M. 095. 1-4-5 tp. FURNISHED apartment, 1402 O Ave. 1-4-3 tp. FOR -RENT S-rm. mod. unfurn. house. Inq. Ray Meyenricli. i-4-a tp. FOR TRADE INCOME PROPERTY in . Longview, Wash, making 12 on price of $17,000. Clear. Want income here of same value dt less. Owner, 1253 8th Ave., Longview, Wash. 1-6-2 tp played at 6 p. ra. Monday, Mar. 12. Drawings for places In the tourna ment will be made as soon as eight teams have qualified. Usually, this drawing takes place the Monday be fore the tournament begins. The question of where and when to stage a sub-district tournament lor Union and Wallowa counties to select three teams for 'the title play, remain in the hands of the commit tee headed by Mr. Contain. . Locally, knowing that Baker Is seeking to convert its natatorlum into a modern, standard size gymnasium, it Is believed that one motive be hind the move to change the tour nament to La Grande- 1b that, when Baker has its gym completed, the plan there would be to alternate with La Grande. : There is no official basis for the above, however, and 'It Is given only as reflecting "street talk" of an un official sort in La Grande today. NIEDERERS IN LOS ANGELES Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelderer, of La Grande, who left several days ago for Los Angeles, have arrived at the Cali fornia city, according to word re ceived here. They were held up 75 miles from Los Angeles until bridges were repaired, but arrived there too late to feel the force of the tragic rainstorm which swept that territory New Year's day. REQ. U. & PAT. OFF. THE BUNGLE FAMILY Settled Out of Court C. W. A. PAYROLL - i TODAY $G,759.G5 (Continued from age One) county on various projects, and as one project is completed, work is started on another. It is expected to give work to the 383 men during the next two or three months, according to word received here from Washington. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Hard to Take Nutty Seriously ! ybU SEE,THIS IS NOTHING LIKE AMY THING IN' EXISTENCE... IT'S A HISTO DETECTOR! RPR INSTANCE, THE CONTROLS AGENT MARINES R3R WlOCvaES..."rWEYRE MARKED FOR IMPORTANT PATES IN HISTORY.... 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