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1 Thursday, March 29, 14 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pajre Seven An Armed C&mp'! CLASSIFIED ADC ' TBI IfAKKR PLACI 0 UNION WALLOWA COUMTIM (Count five ttTerage wonle to the line.) Per Una, lat Insertion 10c Par Una, each added oonaao- utlvo liieertlon - , ta Minimum charge on one order . , .,, lap RATBS BY MOUTH Unea, per month " llnea, par month " 4 Unea, per month MC o Unea, per month acta additional Una orar Cm oharged at too per Una per month. FOR RENT, FOR SALE I uutuuk way : By J. R. WilliamB THE NEWFANGLES . . . tStHmSc ai . tf ?"H-H! 'rH' FINEST I VAJHV, THAT'S 1 I I fSV? I &'S BMWWWEb MOMES Mt' ' " I ,lj?"SE' IT . BLOWS ALL . THING IN A HOME! w HUT TOOK llKft 1 ajiL MMS QEAEV FOR WY. HAS ALL THE THE SMELLS TH' AROMA OF FRVIN TM' AGONW lil". ME. NEW- 8 tIifN EVENTUALITY . ' LATEST THINGS, OF COOKING V- BACON, HOT CAKES, Out OP GETT"N' THAT TWEX2E JStCJVM 1 ' '-' I i I 1 I .1 I MOD. UNP. USES. Inq. 170e-4th. Ph. 145 W. 3-27-S t. ACREAGE with house. Call 363 J. or M. 106. : 3-27-3 t. FOB KENT Mod. 3-nn. tur. apt. Al len Duplex, 1507 4th St. Main 543. 3-22-1 m. 5-RM. PURN. HOUSE; 6-rm. house. 80x200 ft., garden; 4-rm. house. Inq. 1405 7th St. 3-10-t I. FUHN. jtoim heated Apt. 1311 O Ave. 8-5-1 mp. MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY, SJOjL OB TRADE. The Dal les Fura. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f. DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 823-J, 1-30-t I. WANTED WANTED A live or six-room mod ern house for five or six years. Adults only. Rent must be reason able. B. 6. c-o Observer. 3-29-3 tp MAN AND WIFE want work on) farm. Exp. 804-2nd. 3-27-4 tp WE TAKE cattle'or horses to posture, by month or season. Call 510-W. 8-24-6tp FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-16-1 m. U.R DERAILMENT SUSPECT JAILED RAWUN8, Wyo., Mar. 20 (P) De railment of the Union Pacific rail road's fast Portland Rose passenger train near here Friday night was the work, of an ex-convlcti who fled with out a penny In loot, although his motive was robbery, officers disclosed here. Scores of passengers narrowly es caped, death or serious injury as six coach ts and the locomotive of the transcontinental train piled up In a ditch. Horace O. Lovott, said by Sheriff John McPherson to be a former con vict at Colorado and Missouri prisons. in held in Jail here. McPherson said !I)o confessed. aft ' -!' a Q. Who was the first Christian emperor of Rome? Ans.: Constantlne I, the Great (272- 237). Quickly relieve the torment and loothc the irritated skin by simply applying safe, comforting inoi FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Talking-It Over! 1 ASIED MR-HEIL IF HE Iffir DO YOU SUPPOSE WOULD LET ME kEEP MY JOB, I wrrn c 11 r. A IP I PAIP FOR THE OIL THAT L MR, SCUTTLE WOULD 1 DISAPPEARED.... HE TOLD ME LEND YoO THE I HE WOULD, BUT THAT (T MONEY M y . . 1 1 i" i- ( HE!S THE ONLY ONE IN f f . 1 f TOWN RICH ENOUGH TO ) .,.S N: k APFORD IT.' J ( HIM THIS t tf. f7 I OFFERED TO PAY HIM 7$, INTEREST AND PAY HIM BACK A LITTLE AT A TIME....MR.HEIL WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO PROMISE TO ENDORSE THE NOTE.... BUT SCUTTLE FOR SALB Have received 6 tolls Alaska peas which 1 can sell at 5c. Inland Poultry & Feed Co. Phono Main 826. ' - 3-2 -2 tp. NETTED GEM seed potatoes Chas. Ward, Blue Mt. creamery. 3-20-3 tp. 2 PIANOS stored here by private par ties must be sold at once. $65 and $80 If disposed of Immediately. Easy terms may be arranged by re sponsible buyer. Radio it Musis Supply Co. 3-29-1 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE One purebred Chester White bear, 2 mos. old. 8ce H. Koger, Cove, Ore. 3-20-1 tp. WHITE BOAR and weanors for sale or exchange. W. F. Brook, Bummer vlllo. . -8-29-2 tp. MODEL T FORD TOURING. ' Good condition, 25 cosh. See Chas. Ward, 2112 Cedar or Royal Bork gren. Cove. 3-27-3 t. BABY BASSINETTE. 1502 Washing ton. Just Uko new. 8-27-3 t. WOOD Any kind, fair price, best quality, measure and service. Also Buff-Orp. hatching eggs. At Smith's Pox Farm. . 3-22-1 mp. BABY CHICKS, 108 Fir St. Ph. M, 244. , 8-14-t f. WOOD Dry or green. Any kind or length. Ph. Main 640. 3-9-2 m p. CHIEF BRAND CHICKS Leghorns 9c, heavies 9o, In lots of 100. Breeding flocks blood tested for B. W. D. under our own supervision, all reactors and culls romovod.. Certificate of compliance No. 3453. Write for catalog. The Nampa Hat chery, Nampa. Ida. ; 8-1-1 m. DRY CHAIN WOOD, 4.50 per load. Prompt delivery. Bowman Hicks Lbr. Co. Ph. M. 8. 2-16-t f. SCRATCH PAPER for schoo: or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. 9-14-t i. FOR TRADE FOR, TRADE Small home, clean, on south side, paved st-., for small acre age outside city limits. Close In, 2208 Cedar. i 3-27-3 tp WAGE INCREASES ARE ANNOUNCED i YODNGSTOWN, O- Mar. 29 m ! The Republic Steel corporation, third i largest in the lndustrj'. Wednesday 1 added Its name to the list of steel companies announcing 10 per cent ( wage Increasta for employes effective i Apr. 1. LORAIN, O., March 29 i(VP The National Tube Co., a subsidiary of the Unltel States Steel corporation, has announced a 10 per cent wage increase for the 7000 employes in the Lorain plant, effective Aprils. HE WOULD.' THAT GUY IS SO MEAN, HE'D BUPY A kNIFE IN Your BACk AND. THEN HAVE YOU ARRESTED FOR CARRYIN CONCEALED WEAPONS ,' I THEN HAVE YOU ARRESTED 1 FOR CARRYIN CONCEALED " EPONS irCsl jil iimm'' 3)EN H ,N EVERW VLACE f pE)VERV PRECAUTION WaS UW4, rTStlvl ft WWh O IM 1 PWW,l-- gtlMN ABLE AND TWE VMtJOUE IVTO PROTECT THE mNOCENT qrN StWwMPa ' tMrlzzfi 1 aiMllm i&?Wmihrr: iM tow became, am apaed camp and helpless get -(bug (a j jl! 1 ft JOE PAL00KA " ... ; .. . .. . ' Mind YourBusiness rTHEV TELV. ME WDL1SE NEVER SEEN 1 f -AND TiAEN DU WHN'-SURE-GeE "xOOSB PlHEV TbUD ME H? HER NOME'S MlSs"H 1 WELL HERE'S V THERE'S SOMETIMES II I - ,' MDU'RE A GtlAND WM SUCH A HORSE . K PROhllSE ME SWIL. ARE VER- ELEG1NT T BE YA WAS O0T TMIULICENT STARKE- VER BREAK, I THINK MXISE DONT T - ( POLO PLAVER TOO .BM I HOPE VOUSE AOMT f rANCE W(Tt I ME I SO HOSPHAL.. AN'MDUSE HERE N TH' I THA,'S ALL 1 KNOW- , KIP.' -HER HAVE A NICE WAW ( AH GO ON TELL ME ABOUT THINK BEC-UZ HE'S & I AT TiHG BREAKERS ARE VERY 1NTERST1N .J PATIO. YA IaCCEPTIN THAT SHE'S OLD MANS GOV U OP LOOKIN' AT J tki, NtMJR HORSE CVCLOME. I MINE I'M eRAGSIN'-K THIS AFTERNOON TIL, NOV-jrrr I KNOW WHO 3. SIMPLY SWELL. MORE DOL'GH " THINGS, KNOBBY! YA SOREHEBD I l "VE READ ABOUT ri t!UJT HE'S GOT MORE F V V7TV V7V'vi.C" 'it L ' I W GAL IS?f-jE M SSlWCTA THAN ANN HOWES AN' B'SIDES JIST J L HIM- HE MOST -sd BRAINS TWiH U?TSA V'S'v Vi rWf sSV. rra.1!i mfmt-"-. W AN' SHE'S JIST J LOOK AFTER MY Sf sw I ; ' OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff Y GREETINGS, A.G.'- I TOR YOUR CONSIDERATION A tKI&WT LUMINAtJY, WHO -PROMISES TO ASCEND through the stgatost-here. AND LEADING PARTS" LLra-He.GHTS sr ATTAINED BY V m DIANA DANE SCORCHY SMITH THE DILLYS 7yeLi-" i suke foiled now, what 'll iI I (ah-- mavbe that '5 5 VOUCi LITTLE BLOPEMENrTELl. GILBERT ? M jjtTO G'LBERT, NOW - SCHEME -AST Nl3HT;W he proeaBLV ' I xMLgrZZ 1 (WUKS-roay&.J Raited TOR MeJ. SS-ijyt'- M(W "ALL NiGHT r IVSX Ppg WHAT ) ty&n-ffif c,' HERE'S THE 'M'V? y?'; I SHOEHORN VE HAVE SKOUGUT of bit INTO THOSE CARE DICTIONARY. MAXlE SO TUlS IS OLIVE LANE,', I 12ECOGNi.e YOU TKOM ' TOUK Tb.5T&; BUI WEJX. JjMAkE;' SETTBR1 Ucoc ' (Tradomark Registered) . 0. 8. Patent Office (Trademark Reentered! U. 8. Patent orriee THEY'RE SENDING A BOAT.' WE'RE O.K. NOW, SCORCHY.' -IT'S A MOTbR SCHOONER PROBABLY FISHERMEN - WE ASKED BOSCO, THE MAN WITH THE IRON STOMACH TO SWALLOW IT FOR US WELL, MIS? OLIVE LANE.. WHERE HAVE YOU N- Yourself' y rHELLO---OH Yes, GILBER.T. WHAT?,' YOU'IZE TAKING THE; ten oci.ock.'-rRAlN TO NEW YORK.?! -..-OF .to 'Go with vou- but; A MISS BUNNV ? LANP SAKES, 1 ,tY ttrv rffH -. THOUSHT SHE WAS OUT WITH YOU AN'iMISTER SCOKHY- ilC AlllQCCU iJnUD M I UICUT- Akl' CUE T( f AAC HE WAS SOIN' OVER T6 LNDING BACK IN SAN DIESO AT DAWN, SCOBHY AND SOB MAKE fi HURRY CAJ.L r?1 jjjjjij. uj i' j j .WAS ;BUSY 1 WORKING AT X-L-O 1 I I WIK. tjlNSHEWt, -BUT V -SUE UAS A 03NTOAGT V r- MErJW WORKING J IT'S GOT OPTIONS ... . i. tt NUOUWfl A C6UR5t I ' WANT" Gilbert: vou K AS. in KNOW I'M ACTUALLY . . . n 1 1 PEISONEE IN MY OVN HOME- THAT'S SAP f i MISTER BOB, AH -Twenty IN A BVS YbUR APARTMENT- f PrAl j u,jjBE Maxie on the' Job! tfeAt? IT UP, A.C5- IT'S NO GOOD Feminine Logic y - . S V V rsM i ' J 1 .'1: Anxious News three esruwLLo avenue - we're HURRY STgp 0N (T rl ,, FfH ''wmWfK mm Bosco's Loss "I TURNED ME ROWN ., if rain '-'A rA I. Jtt vprJ'
