La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. I'uge Five ... . - .Tr.,;.,Tt.1( "On-tlre-PaTi OUT OUR WAT By J. R. Williams I THE NEWFANGLES CLASSIFIED; APS wait! wait'll HE'S' GONE f 1 , VOU'O BETTER GO ' . OUT, NOW! IP HB.,,,,, FALLS .DOWN. ON OUR WALK AGAIN. HE'S LIABLE TO COME RIGHT, IN-THE HOUSE-HE'S MAO, SHE CRf'S SHE'S OHUV THIWT- C0M flEpl VEKOS OLD, BUT HER EACPlMGS VHtf THE9E KEPT, SLIPPING OFF, ANQ INEZ ,KtHK) CT'S t SURE SIGN THKT '( NtCC BO0t (Count lift aunt word v f to the line.) Per line, 1st InntUoa 10e ti line, eeoh ad4d ooomo . r uUt IwetUon , , ft iMInU T)im oaejge on mi .. . ...... BATH BT MOOTS a line, pf montU - llnea, per montb ' GOOD NIGMT.l HE'S LIABLE f TO GIMME A KICK IN TH' MM HER EM? LOBES W3E FLOPPYJin HEO ' MM 4 Una, per montb , Una, per month , M.OC M.W fflffl mm PANTS, IP I acl additional, line atr live charged at coo per Un per nostb. FOR SALE LOST, DRY. PINE or tamarack 16 In. wood, sfl.OO per. Write or seo E. O. Lovely, E.'Russell. , 1-12-3 tp. WOOD, radio polee, ornamental and fence posts. Smith's Pox Farm, i K'--. .- !'v . ! . i-u-i mp LOST Brown leather purse given, to wrong party nt Old Timers dance. Party please call 683 M. 1-11-2 tp mi WANTED, GOOD EATING-POTATOES, 60c sack. No, 2's, 85c. Inland Poultry & Feedv, ... i-D-6 tp. WANTED Gentleman wants room and board. Write Box B, ObS3rver. 1-11-3 tp Friday, January 12, 1934 r , .1. , 'ivt .BEEN OVEO TO K TEA, M" ) I WFA PETTIBOnes AND vHM ., , HOuscriiL or juhk 7 ri4 W&05f '"Si SHE DPESSES. - vjN f ' r'f -BUT SHE. LOOKS " ' I ' " JS, DRY MILL WOOD, cheap. 4 single load, $0 double. Call Clarence Hess, 398 W ' ', , ' ; '" 1-8-1 mp. OR TRADE 1029 Chevrolet truck. Phone 323 J. - "! 1-41 mp. HAND ROLLED obooolates 860 lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c lb. Our candles ate always fresh and the best. Cherry Blossom Candy Shop. 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer, 2 pads for Sc. " " ' - ' 0-14-H I. TO RENT modern : house par tially furnished, fun .'basement and ' furnace. Write Box A, Observer. - r 1-10-3 tp. Before operations Were 'suspended for the winter the sunken steamship Islander, In Stevens Passage, .Alaska, hsu been raised from a depth of 365 feet to within 100 feet of. the surfoce. FARMER GETS 40 m. OF RETAIL PRICE OF CREAM PORTLAND. Jan. 11 yi3) The dairy tannei serving Multnomah county Will receive ,40 per cent off the retail 1 price of crfUm he produces on, his ranch. ,'oiV the basis of new prices announced alter a night meeting of tho Oregon milk- control board here. Although, the fanner gets more ac tual cash, he receives a smaller per centage of the retail cream price un der the latest price schedule issued by the board than he did in July. ' The middleman and' retailer (bene fit to a greater ' extent, it. was saUl hero toy those who have studied the comparative figures, . - ' ' '"Under the board's new ruling. 100 pounds' of 22 per cent cream is sold by the farmer or $9.46. and is bot tled for retail sale at $22.02 in half pint bottled. On July 1. 1933. the farmer sold the cream for $8.26, and It was soli at retail for $19.10. the, farmer's chare being 43 per' cent or the retail price. ' " 1 tt was said that under the origin al price schedule announced last Sat urday -the percentage the -dairyman received.' of the consumer's dollar ; would have been less than under the revised schedule. The new price schedule for com mercial cream In Multnomah county are: wholesale, pints 20c, quarts 30c, retail, pints 23c, quarts 35c; home de liveries, pints 25c,. quarts 40c. ' The milk price is: wholesale, quarts 4c, gallons, 15c. Wholesale 10 gallons . or more, 8 cents a galon. FLORIDAN QUITS AS ISLAND CHIEF WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 W1) Presi dent Itoiwevell ttMliiy noiiiliiuted Ue it em I Uluntoii WIUKhip, ' former. Judge udvocate-geiienil of tlie army, w gov- er nor of -IMierto Kiuo, iU'ceedlHK Kohert II. Core of FlorUbi,. who re signed this morning. . WASHINGTON Jan. -13 (R) Robert H. Gore of Florida today resigned as governor of Puerto Rico. - : President Roosevelt' accepted the resignation of the - newspaper - pub lisher, who attributed ill health as the reason for giving up' the 'post. Ho is in this country now. t. ' Early - appointment of 'a successor is expected.'- There also is strong likelihood that Gore, Vwho piayed a part-'in 'the- Roosovoli election cam paign, will be given another assign ment;1 ' '''i a- '.! ,J Qore was the center of a political -quarrel In the Island almost from the time 'he 'took bffioe last summer. More than a -month ago he and his family returned to the United States. KEEPING THE WOLF FROM The door. : vwwiawMa THE BUNGLE FAMILY Mr. Postmaster, Attention! SACRED COW; THAT. DAD IN THE HAULWAY AGAIN AR-GUiNQ WITH THE MAILMAN? THIS IS THE SECOND TIME TODW, I PEGSV YOUB. FATHER. IS OFF AGAIN. HE S 1 ON THE TRAIL OF r ' SOME MILLIONAIRE S. WHO ADVERTISED FOR . SOME. . OiM FULL OF FUN. AND YOUR FATHER f ANSWERED . , IT. 1 . V ..l FUW. AND YniJR K ilTTm::-.l h''.k OT-WJTVS- r- )-K I K I UAvU READ ) ' THE AD TO " ME. I TCLD J HIM IT SOUNDED J ....DIPPY! I KNOW. THAT'S WHY HE'S SO EXCITED. . KEAJ5. HIM SHOUTING NOW. 1 TALKING AS THOUGH THAT MAILMAN GOT A BONUS FOR MAKING PEOPLE IT ? WAIT FORI . ICJAki I rTTTDC HEAR HIM! u IS IT PART OF HIS DUTY DAlD 'TO' BELT UNCLE SAM'S ffi V I CUSTOMERS ,ON THE 1- NOT So' head with m-rr loud! . Ht-Kt- HE 13 NOW..- GEORGE I ; SUNOLE; ( .Vvl 1 1 M .... rr bag? J TH lli' - O., ' tjU' bHuulu ' ,r MR'.V! YOUR- FACE IS. SUCH A BUSINESS! : BLAMING THE BECAUSE THAT I KNOW I'LL. 'HEAR FROM,, HIM BY THE NEXT t-TA.IL.. LUUrs AT .MY EAR,. I'M P05ITIVE J- DAD THAT MAILMAN T PLEASE! IN. THAT 1 A a. .1 now ,rsv-o--J . v odd i, . ,jmr,h With' 1,647 ships clearing from Portland, Ore., In the 11 months of 1933. export tonnage of 4.814.075 sur passed last year's .figure by 230,615 tons. . . OPEN BRIDGE CLASSESSOON Classes in contract bridge conduct, cd by Mrs. Harold -Warner, of Pen dleton, Will begin on. Jan, 23 at the Sacajawea Inn with three different classes planned during the morning. afternoon and evening. j . Mrs. Warner originally,. planned to open her classes earlier, but was un- ' able to do so. ' .-T- s - a : i i,.''-. ,.iitii:i HOOK TRANSLATED' FOR RUSSIA ' MINNEAPOLIS (P);- 'A; tejrtbook, "Outlines or Biocheinistry," written by Dr. R. A. Gcrtnerof the Univer sity of Minnesota,- Is being-translated into Russian by -the central bioche mical research Institute of the food Industry, Russian govenunent, Moscow..- " JOE PAL0GKA H : T6o' .Good - Ij'ilECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Byi piosser . ... . 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