La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pat'o Seven OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I THE NEWFANQLES Windy Hndlps ?rpi! CLASSIFIED ADS MAUJR FLACB Of CMOM WALLOWA COUNIBM I CAN CL6AN UP FDO VOU, IN DEAL ESTATE -IT'S A PIPEi JUST RWSE.THE WtNT o UNTIL YOU SHOW K BIG RETURN ON "YOUR - (Oo-at II arerage vonU to tea For line. 1st Insertion lot per line, crj addea eonsee- ' RATH BT MOUTH I line, per month Una, per month INVESTMENT, PND THEN lines, per month .it.00 t line, per month M.7B Seen additional Use over tin charged at 60o per Us per month. SELL W A. BCj PROFIT utlTO Insertion , mlmum charge on one ordt? ii i i f i FQR SALE LOST Thursday, January 11, 1931 THM'4 VER OVIN IDttV'lT'S PmBIG PLACE, VtHM SOUNDS .IMg." HOHf SAVt VHEY'S A WHEOE A LOT.QF . PEPFEGT iE,T;MfJ I CHANCE, BIGHT O0WM . PEOPLE EP LWIN1 A WHF.BC IS tT? VD" THE BOf) K PIECE, V WHO'S BEEN PWN' I LIKE T'LOqvt 1 FEB P SMAWT FELLEQ THE SAME PENT A VT OVEO , i UKE VOU TO MAKE FER TWENTY YEARS I '27. ifeEk WLUN' . - . . 29 CKEVRQIJ?r 114 ton truck. Qoeri rubber aha good condition, 2000 Grconwood. 1-11-1 tp WOOD, radio poles, ornamental and lence pasts. Smith's Pox Farm. : - ' 1-11-1 mp -COOD EATING POTATOES, 50o sack. No. 2's, 85c. Inland Poultry it Feed. 1-9-6 tp. 'DRY Mlli WOOD, cheap. ) single load', to double. Oall Clarence Hess, 39CAV '. 1-9-1 mp. OB tftABE 193B Chevrolet truck. PheiitroaS Ji 1-4-1 mp. HAND SOIjIjBD chocolates 85c lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 25c itv; ritir tiahdlen tare slwavs fresh ' ' and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for So. B-14-t i. Quietest Dresser's Suit is "Loud" When Super-Sound Detector Listens By Howard W. Hlafeeslec (Associated Press Science Editor) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ,() The fact that a suit of clothes creaks with every movement of the body Is re vealed by a super-sound deteotor at the Harvard university physics lab . oratory. When this supersonic listener 'Is turned, on In a room perfectly quiet to the ear, the air la filled with noises. They are supersounds, air waves vibrating at 20,000 or more a second, too high to be audible to the human ear. . Hllence Is Its 'Racket The liaises arise apparently from every kind of motion, however slight. Among these supersounds the creak ing of a good suit of clothes Is among the noisiest. Stand In front of the mechanical listener and. slowly bend one elbow. "Grrump," goes the racket of the flaxlng fabric and keeps up this sound SB Jong as the arm 4a in mo tion. Light a match, and' above the soft flare whloh is audible to the ear the supersonic instrument picks up an other noise resembling the distant rumblo of a street car. Rubbing the : palms of the hands together omits a stream of these sounds. Tearing a Dlece of paper sounds like far-off machine gun fire. Sli-hi (fillet, Mease A, roomful of men trying to remain entirely aulet registers on the super sonic device like the noises of a herd of elephants. ' - This detector, designed by Dr. G. W. Pierce, Rumford professor of plvy sics, la part of an extensive investl- eatlon of supersounds. In the air these' inaudible waves travel farther than ordinary sounds. They also are, transmitted by the other substances which carry normal sound, suggest ' ing 'possible uses for signalling. In; FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Marching Backwards! f vMHAT ARE AUf GAPSETS.yoUMG 1VE NEVER SEEN AMY- ) IS A THING LIE 'EM IN -HISTO- IHE . ALL MY LIFE TROUBLE SHOOTER FROM THE LI6HT DEPARTMENT BECOMES INTERESTED IM WUTTY'S INVENTlOKl. THATS WHYNE PLUGGEP IN ON THE HIGH-VOLTAGE CIRCUIT -VJE'RE (SoMNA NEED THAT POWER To BRING THIN6S FROM OUT OF THE PAST.'.' W ARB THESE JH &L DOOHICKIES .M M . MARkED R3B. ' If BROWN buckskin glove. Reward. C. C. F. Lloyd, Jeweler. 2009 Adams Ave. ' i, i-in-2 t LOST Brown leather purse given to vramr mHv Rt nlH T1n.rR rinnw Party please call'863 M. 1-11-2 tp J TV ANTED WANTED i. Gentlcmnn wants room and boarU. Write Box B, Observer. 1-11-2 tp TO RENT 'modem 5-rm. house par tla.ly furnished, full basement and furnace. Write Box A, Observer. x 1-10-3 tp. 3eforo operations were suspended for the winter the sunken steamship Islander, la Stevens Passage. Alaska, haa been rained from a depth of 365 feet to within 100 feet of the surface. water they ean bo heard nearly 10 miles. . Music Transmission I'otwllile Music can toe transmitted over a specially arranged supersound beam. For this Dr. Pierce uses the inaudi ble sound of a Galton whistle, which sends out vibrations at the rate of about 25,000 a second. When the listening device is turned to the whistle It makes a high, clear note. But when a phonograph record Is connected electrically 1 with the whistle, the clear note modulates to carry faithfully every variation In sound of a full orchestra. These modulations are all In U' nersound frequencies, so!' that ithe music cannot be heard except wnen the listening device 1b cut In to re ceive the whistle and reduce Its high frequencies to the audible range. BENNETT PAYS $25 FINE ON GAME CHARGE Alvin Bennett, of La Grande, paid a fine of $25 and costs In the Justice of peace court yesterday on charges of hunting fur bearing animals with out a license. The charge was brought by the state police, who Eaid Bennett had been trapping beaver, nlthough no pelts were found at' the time of' hls arrest .or on a search of the house where ho resides. An odd-appearing gray rock which has been shedding a dusty fungus for 16 years without apparent shrink age Is owned by a Portland, Ore., col lector. Oollfornia's division of state lands estimates the value of the oil In the state pool at Huntington Beach as In excess of 50,000,000. THOSE STWIS ITS SOMNA BBIWS BACK. XISTORV FELLA? JMH-WUk AKlP MAkE HISTORY ITSELF .' . !! no, sir. ...they're markep p3r important pates in History! for ikjstamce, I'll SET THE CONTROLS AT 1492 AND, IF IT VtoEkS, VJE'LL HEAR COLUMBUS - : i - , JUST THIWK VHAT L 4H- n x THAT'LL MEAN...- ) VJITH A LITTLE JUST SUPPOSE JbU N BLONDE FB J COULD BRING SACK. 1 THE FOLLIES, J SOME DATE ...WHAT IN 1915 ..) DATE VJOULD YfcLI AxVx-C"" CHOOSE O7 is VK . OH-WORRV WART! JUST A MlNNlT, . ' I P6AKTO ME f -..TILL I HELP THIS :)'lJfiVl SPEAK TO YOUR LADY TO SIT -WM'' Al 1 1 BROTHER t .. I DOWN ON MY ' I 111 W"!' i V SWEATER, TO Y . w. mm i 1 - T ' vJ,e shoe. yM J . . ' . . .' . .T.ff.WlUUAMf, I Rto.u s.P4T.orr. HEROES THE BUNGLE FAMILY HELLO JO! LISTEN, I'M DOWNTOWN AND THOUGHT THERE MIGHT BE A. REPLY TO THAT VD I ANSWERED. HE LISTEN, IS J. i Ht-RL li v: JOE PALO0KA DIANA DANE SCORCHY SMITH 60 "W, ScoRCHY PtEASE TELL MB MORE A Boor HYDRAULIC MINING- ITS SO EXCITING To r a ' 1 THE DILLYS the Damascus if A.NY ? OH 'l THERE IS A. M :f jR sLETT!r-' 1 W THE JUDGED SHOULD I-1 GOTTA 1 5 STOP iT-THE DIRTY POG- ILL BE AWRIGHT.! 1 HE DELIBERATELY DID , VrLEMME S-SHOW ! I IT TWICE GEE, KID, t1 HIM SOME 2 ARE YOU ABLE ft5l STUFF- THIS--1 , V TO GO ncrtr v I TIME-- J YA!Mi rsv's AH SO VOu'RE DIANA? THANK. VOU, SIR., YOUR 3BAUTV rTjSfTlrpHE 54ID, BLUSHING even surpasses) JmjI r jSTEIIIliy V rErT SAME ABOUT THE OCEAN STAKZSBACK TO WINTER. QUfXXERS IEAVMGA SAP TRIO TO WATCH THE CU.TKIB YACHT FADE OH nm Honzott AGAIN I LL ALWAYS CEMEWBER THAT IT CARRIED AWAY v GOT I ARE MADE NOT pOKN. mm f QUICK DRIVER, SUNKEN HEIGHTS 7 TERRA.CE! r!H mm mi GANAGA BOUNDS ' OUT UF HIS G.O HNER I AHO SUCH LOVELY HANDS SHOULD NOT BE DOOMED TO LABOR-fJ -the small rocks, grav6l and gold have com6 doujf the flume and gome thr0u6h the 6ri12ly into the Sluice Boxes, the sluice Boxes are fitted with riffles and also arb lined with slices of sviall trees which resemble large . checkers . they serve to 8peak the ii tx wear and -tear of the OF COURSE , ArtOUlf, IF YOU CARE LISTEN - n l.L NEVEK FEEL THE I'LL PRlSCILLA AN' NCiW VIfE A GO BACK TO WOUK a m. m ca .mvicr. mc. i-ii J Y HEY H K - WHAT'S ) .... I HURRY. THE J f TALK , ' s : '5! J .TO YOU. HE KNOWS JOE 15 NEAK--.1BUT NOBODY IN THE CROWD, ESPECIA.LW GMvlAQA, KNOWS A CHAMPION IS IN THE RING . T" ( Trademark Registered) V. B. Patent Office THAT'S ALL VERY NICE. BUT I'M VERY BUSY, MB, DOB (Trademark He festered) U. 8. Patent Oiflc -rue avrc KM. THE POET THE LAUGHING- DEOOK WAS GOOFY IT'S ALL I NEVER. ( IT'S TVNO MILES STRAIGHT I f J' VJOW1. WWT TILL HE YA OXNfTl AWWEEL DOWN THAT-A-VY! A BIG, Wp-W Wk f lNt,s 1 EHT W ') GIT THE MftH K ' j I -rut- I LET ME THINK.... THE UvVr PEGGY eor X. LETTER.. t WONDER WHErV T WHERE SHE nr.n u c tver off im 1"U wx-a .jjwt.-u ... .war..--. A SUDDEN FEINT -A LEPT GANAQA'S MIDRIFF--A SLEDGE HAMMER RIGHT TO TUB. JAW ' ' VCKJR. QUEENLY GRACE SHALLV NOT hO UNRSCOfaNIZ-ED J I AM YOUR ' u ,u -"'"'.jatc' 1 1 . s kw.v; . THE STRONG CURRENT OF THE IAJATER CARRIES" FORWA.RP ', THE ROCK' AND 6RAMEL, WHILE THE GOLD AND OTHER HEAVIER METALLIC Portions work Downward BY REASoW OF THEIR .WEIGHT AMD LODGE AGAlNST THE PIFFLES. THE SfflALL Pocks and gravel wash along and lodge against , THfc WHAT TALKED ABOUT WATER AND TEARS, THE SAME TO ME WANT TO SEE 1 s - m v ; . 1 ed WATf K AGAIN !! Ah. Those Creditors Never Give'Up AH, AT LAST! Y HI.IRR.fkH! HERE IT IS....'. JI ..HURRAH! on the rrii lMUUl 8jiWUil, Ina, . T. SUNK. DEEP IN BRUSH DAMS . r un ALL) NO WNDER THE I OW2 EVERY BfV' (OKAV. Be A I I 1 7 tilKLD U1- i-v,rcr ,n i,T EH iL ew v ASfEiT T ve t MAO Aeour you: J frfMue.&S.A"'lte1Z ' 2 ( -s-5 OH TO YOUR. GEORGE REFUSAL !FO , VOU TOLD ANSWER MY I ME 'YOU OTHER :NINE.- LE.TTpS.5 ABOyT THAT: tailcr, YOU . OWE ME. I AM 'CRbESlNa TO DRA0J YOU T01.5,i Down to Earth A Little .Flattery GOT AIOLLIE - ITS REALLY "' REMARKABLE FOR A olfiL LIKE You To BE -So .INTERESTED -THERE'S .CERTAINLY N 0 TROTH IN THE SAYING THAT PRETTY - y GIRlS ARE NOT SVIART .' A t lM Tin A. AU RlfhU RW1I4 1-11 No Splashing I-II 6IR: IN REPI,Y A Lesson WxP t TEN- ) f HEY, Yi V THAT GOES , YOU , TC m t.