La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.Tuesday, January lfi, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five iPIiASSIEIED TniiMui ruci or dmiom wallow conmu (Count tlv average word ,. .. , . to tn line.) Per line, let !naertlon10o , Per line, tacn added oohmo utln Uaertlon It MM Minimum charge on one -Mo RATES BY MONTH 9 lines, per month SJInee, per month , 4 llnee, per month , 0 lines, per month ' .1 Mb additional line over five oherged at too por Une per month. .18.90 .et.oo .M.76 FOR SALE,, MODEilN 5 -room homo, hardwood floors 'In- living; and dining roams, -baaemont .with- cement floorr4nun dry .tmys,- lurnace, gnragei .attached, i)ew roof, houue -newly, painted and kalsomlned. -AU, streets. paved. Fi nanced with soldiers loan. Easy terms. Main D00. Williamson and Berry.' ! w . 1-18-3 GOOD EATING. POTATOES, 60c sack. No. i 85o. Inland Poultry Ss Peed. ' ; . '.i-o-l m. EtaKl -PIECE dining. room, sot,, good . aa-..iiew,ia.50. ion. First et. . ; ..... ,..., 4l'- .. M.-I..V ... . 1-1&-2 tp. WOOD, radio. poles, ..ornamental and fence posts,, Smith's Fox Farm. . ;' t '.- I-U-l mp DRY .MILL-WOOD, -cheap. 4 single - load; $8 double; Call Clarence Hesa, 308 -WV or Ml 647. "! I l-fl.l mp. OK. .TRADE .1029 .Chevrolet truck. Phaue'33aJ. 1-4..1 mp. HAND ROLLED chocolates 36c lb. Special Fridays and Saturdays 26c lb.1 Our 'candles are. always Irosh and the best.' Cherry Biossom Candy Shop. ' 11-14-1 m SCRATCH PAPER for. school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6q. 5 ... i-v. . . v .- . . n . 9-14-1 x. FOR RENT OR TRADE,. strictly mod. 8-im. bouse near Normal. Ph. 493-M. 1-13-tf lost:; WANTED SMAXiL DOG. or cat, M..55f... 1-10-3 tji 2 SALESMEN who .can -meet the pub- lie with a smile; 25-40 yearn at age and footlocoo to- travel. -A tfaaol not ing line that Is diflferent.' Trans portation paid.' 'Steady -position;- If you really want to -work. Call Rnv ' 223; Hotel. Poley f 4 -16-11 t. won the 'title 'nnd top1 money1 "yeffter-. day when he defeated Jim Thomson M Long Beach, 3 and 2, in the 36 hole finals or this section's annual, .links classic,'1 ". 1 ' . To claim the winner's sliare of the $4,000 purse it amounted to $811 oreavy ouUasted a brill lan t field of 200 starters who teed off In the quali fying round lasti week. . ; He learned the game as a1, caddie at Tuckahoo, N. Y.. under one of the old mrtstera, WllJlfl TiTflrtPnrlnnd. Three years ago, -while still in .his teens, he first attained national prominence by winning the ' professional golfer's championship. ")';-"' -"'"'' j OUT.GUR.WAY. , .. By J.. R. , Williams ' ''"-..- (V; ," ; ,i. , . , , ....... , . . THE NEWFANGLES StlinSttntosrUp!' ' &X l VOU GOT TO HPvNO IT 1: V SAY- I WNT sEED Wrttry wJwiWS NUfO THE INMOTES . TO HIM.WINOy.HE VS ' THE CITY SLICKER NMM US-OF TOMPKIN S GOOD "SPORT ABOUT IT VT THE! I C0U.WT)'50CKERf CNJTIOM CORNEOS, CEWvMBGST, .....ry-gC GMXl THE BEST OUTA K - THE: OOKC PLfcVED . I I 1 A WHEEL LiL ?trC ON SMOOTHV SMITH. . -U&V ' fJiV'iSh fUZl 'THE SLIPPERY , . IfUVi", jifezf . ' fej? city sucker, M!? yt. -' WWa JUST ONEi H ftV.- tHt&Ti more; ,of '-W avBTMTjk ' 7A 4" (ViKHs ' : . I SO THI.WINDY KUHN ' (' "" I ' VtL 'SHOW TWEM SOMC'ii '..-'"'P L A te THE ..TOWN WISE.,,., ,. .! ' ' HOCUS-POCUS TMEY NEVO' Vr , , I : v GOYiEH WELL, WHEN: . 1 . , I . DPEMEp QF! t'U. TEA.CH ' ' ' ii: t - I?. I FINISH. WITH. HIM.HE'LL. ' i ,.' ;;THW OB.T'TPICK ' . v ' I J3L; ; BE VVHOLE. LOT, NISER i JI IniVSJP01 -SMITH ! V ' M. leWigj'--.' 1 RieTr - : V.' P?li.-s)jpnLJ3faMyyAV iapsff tr ; Q JM4 ey wia wv.cc. wc"we gwHT THE BUNGLE FAMILY vinttvLi inn COUNT WITH BILL BOSTON, Jan. 16 W Youth tri umphed over skill; and Ellsworth Vines stood even today with, the vet eran BUI -Tllden In thalr prolesstonaf tennis series; i .. . ..... .1 Bach had two matches to his credit aa the : west .coa-it youngster and itho old master travelled to Providence, R.; I , for their next appearance; ' i A crowd- 'Of. ll-,500,-..tho.larKe&t ten 1 nls gathering ImNew Bngtand-S hls-i tory,-iw them light It- out aast night at the . Boston-garden. . . y Helen Jacobs, ivokiw of the wo men's, .national title,, was one of .the spectators.' ' I . . "Vines- ran Tilden ragged," was her comment.i"Eliie .Is. at the. top'of his; game, I 'never. -saw him. play bettor, tennis." Tilden took the first two matches or the series in Now York, and Fhlln,-. delphln. Vines captured-.the third In Washington . and the"., fourth last. nighV'here. Qreavy Victor in r nsco upeii -Golf Tourney , 3AN'. FRANCISCO, - Jan. 10 (iPl Thomas Daniel Crcavy, 22 year old troupnrJof .golf's winter; "gold trail," is the 1934; San ' Prancisco. national ; match-play open champion. . .... w The youthful Albany, N. Y. player ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION HELD SUN PA F;. Mrs. Alfred Cook . returned from j Oregon. City. .this . morning after at tending .the, celebration,- of rtho-.-STth,,: wedding, anniversary , of- hor. father, and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Warner, on. Sunday. . Last-Thursday wns .the day of the anniversary Mrv and Mrs. Warner have been Ire- quent visitors In La. Grande and .have many friends in this violnity.. ,, Heavy Winds Cause ' Some Damage Here (Continued rrum rage One) some force in -the valley. n The wind, coming from, the south, brought ;. warmer, : -.weather ,v to,fl. La Grande -and -yesterday., the. .maximum went i up to 47 above, the warmest in,-several :days...At .7 o'clock. this morning i the, .mercury -. stood., at 40 above. .-..v . No change in temperature and un settled weather-.was .predicted- fpr to night and -tomorrow.-by. .tho, Oregon BAhfAKA, . ': SKjffe.OrJ', , JTHEfg7'EPS,, SHOCKllNte DOOR.BELL. - WERE FOLLOWED r CLOSELY BX A. STRONGER EXLArJATIOr FROM.,'!'. THE OPlJ . MR. ..-. Mn X. Wants to Liug.h.jHUtt I DIDN'T MIMD ,THE FALL ON THE BANANA MUCH, BUT GRABBING THAT f.K. TP.ICK DOOP.-1 BELL' WA.S. ( BOTH BROTHER. BUNSLE, WERE ARRANGED TO AND YOUP. SCORE J" " V ON. THE STEPS WAS 100. OH BROTHER BUNGLE 'I FEEL THAT. A MAN LIKE' YDURSELE.... AN. ARTISTE, A.S YOU PROVED in :wwr -'Cr r i Ht: i k-bt; SHOULD NA.ME HIS OWN T'fS'l , ) GENEROUS 1 1 ' SALARY wnl un.v.V. (TT MONEY, MEANS - i LIKE YOUR' hi -NCfWINS. TO M6;t I , AD-vtrVjANTLY, HELP TO LftUoH awt YEAR. OF' MELANCHOUY- THM' ME- ON"THE WINGS OF LOVE.1 BLIGHTED ROMANCE;1 . AHEM! FRANKLY, YOU DIDN'T :.; , : ' PJ .7 SiHSa BUNSLE, WERE tun I OU bO-bUUU- ON .1 HE .. J - Virr IN COMIC WORK. fflHWW I -7 SKIN WERE SIMPLY f' SLC' ' SHOULD-NMF HIS OWN kvtrl JL1 l CTHE AND YOUR SCORE I.U.I ,1 lGNIFICENT AND I , .'Jri '-TfTI ( GENEROUS I IrW.Nr, -7 . jw 11 i 1 ' . i" 1 n 11 1 j-moin. .. i. trv .. mi c, irL ' . hub . . i t. iiiiw.: v.-.-i i.niiw.'.i -i -nm.ityvm'rt. m.-miM a au 1 100. lury-wfcitfMWMhi;- v weekj- .... mnn, "Jtvfl U'i ioiaEatjarri -v.ftawitsi;' IBmtH PAT OFF, l-IP I I - ' '-- iJ 1 1 I I- -" , - 1. -. -.-. ,1 , I, : , B.luaj.v:..::.,..-..:.) y fv,,wl'l- I I I .' -X J0EPAL00KA . ' ' ' ' ' " ' Another Stowaway" WHOT IS THIS STRWGeI I (DEVILISH JOB-STOWING I 1lMOW TO SKIP TC ;( SHE'LL FALL J I VMHAT THE T VNELL FOR?? BERTIE ? "? HI 1 I'M ON MV JNW TO SEeKI HAVE A CARE O . APPARITION COMING OUT f AWAV IM FLOUR-r-.- ( HER CABIN AND J FOR THAT--- W I I SW, WH"5 T WHAT ARE VOU DOING ON ? HER-- SHE DOESNT KNOW FUSSPOTTE I OR AFVjOURBARREL, ,AV CEW;;t HAD TO STAV ) i TELL HER I'M y DEAR GIRL'. 'THE ibEA,-- HERE1? VOUUTTLE PEST- . I'M ABOARD. KEEP AWAY JILL BROOK NO it . ABOARD THE BARrANIA. ABOARD THO'j WITH ANN . 7 HERE TO DEMAND I MUST ADMIRE WHY DON'Tiff ARE VQU HERE TO BOTHER I FROM U5-OR l'U, JOLLY fA INTERFERE NCEll C AMSK-r-.v- w,, -- WELL, I OUTWITTED IAN.) L HER HAND. r-pA THE JOLLY OLD ' I YOU LOOK- -r))n ANM O .-.,..-i . WELL THROW YOU , 'Y NAPOLEON WAS il . , t POKP-RHOOOPH.. SWELL BEAN FAST jjL - r I'M INKFMI TV. J ' ' v i ttlhiTT '. "SSS5 OVERBOARD-MDUOAFAn.- A SMALL MAN f T !rSKLFJSKrrS (.THINKER, EH?-I'LL SAX'.) m.iHj8IWr-JfaV " ' - - t ''V rn'lf,lKrga ' v ' . iS im OUT OF . X.rTAH S, 1 GOOD WORK, BERTIE ' ' TK''. TrltVW- ' V-" VPN. i . S 'MY WAY S J ANDHISFEIENpSbyBlosser M . J Mff Ml ill 11 j iBM tegjl ... We Hope freckles r.mds Uut!. : , 1 '" .. ' : r--1 - - ' J'' 1 , DIANA DANK Clrudemark Registered) . . Srnfk C WE'LL- HAVE To GO iB? NUTTY . 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SA, WEN WE SETTT4IS ;HISTO DETECTOR WORKING, WHATS THE FIRST THING "jfoU'RE (5DINS To SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark ReKlatorcd) u. u. patent orncA WAL,MR.BRoWrJ,T RECKoM ) 1 IWAS HopiN& W CO0LP GET THROUCHi W6 BEEN LUCkY WoTTo 6T J THE FIRST CLEANUP AT THE MSG IMS, THIS DcAE OF WEATHER BUT YOU CAN'T TEU WHETHER THIS SOON6R ,tV VISTHE ENt OF THE STORM ORJUST THE ( AS long as r been, im these HEBE PARTS, I CAH'T NEVER BE SURE WHICH- WAY A STORM LIKE THIS 1$ GOiN Tb JUMP JAKE , I kWOlA) IT MUST HAVE SEEMED RATHER" RIDICULOUS To YbU Foft ME To IAISIST ON STARTING THIS! -MINING So LATE IN THE YEAR DOT To TetLTHE TRUTH , CIRCLE BAR HAS BEEN WORKING BACKWARDS FOR SOME TIME, AND I NEED THAT GOLD BADLY Tb KEEBUS GOING,. ITi MY ntiSA'- LAM CHANCE ANP A HOffcU I NII6H I tseHi inewcniHcn Stopped Jby theWeather if GOL- PERM IT flF i.Wg COULD JEiT 017 A CHINOOK, WIS P BE SlTTIWruRTY' nil i soofjp.Ei .srniK n Mt twu ur Ht stdkaa dk .just n Hf- -ruit ic riu ' -r. iiiaad f aac tiiac a a n t uccn njarr n Kan v ttn is. Mnuo. rrs aay hn . : .irLn TBYheap? ;' . J fer55 r gtuiw i hoped i mictt beat the leather i&mMWm$m '. . I' M1 , IHA'Offi'Wfcin rxfe-r-:,, r vUL-l ML.X -'. -WM 'W.ii tlftAYKv' W'7'".'l f...v&u kMow, well ( tJEi-L,rA 6onna listen ib- THE DILLYS ' ' - . Extended Activities 3E ABLE. TO LISTEN . "THE THING THAT MOST .PEOPLE ) j I I'LL GIVE HIM A II . .... THE TROUBLE; WITH YOU, I I FOOD TASTES THE SAME r ' f I Sf YUH CAN BE A GENTLEMAN ) ' To awv ujoon tuat ABE CURIOUS To KNOW....ANP , !i PIECE OF MY MIND " WIGGY, YUH LACK APPRECIATION TO ME WHETHER. I WIPE " ' ' JTf ' W$fWH THE VERY . 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