La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 09, 1934, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., June 09, 1934, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1934)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 9, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pago Three i'l -1 ) ft CLASSIFIED ADG TBI MAKKR TLACU OF TOHON WALLOWA COCNTUU! J (Count five average wort - to the lino.) Per Una. lat Insertion 10 Per Una, each added oonaoo- utlve lnaertloa ' T Minimum ehaxga on one . order WANTED DIESEL ENGINEERING olfera great est opportunities. W. C. SWiiley, representing L. h. Adcox Trade School. Portland, will be in La Orando tow days. Can use four prospective students to work out . part of tultlou?For information or literature address Mr. Stanley, c-o Saoajawea hotel, giving phone and detail address. 6-8-2 tp. 1ST CLASS all around grader for shop, selects and common. Address Box 1000, care Observer. 6-31-1 m PU11N... HDW., olotacs, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-16-1 m. FOft SALE FIItST CLASS artificial Ice; residence deliveries, with service and satls , faction our specialty. YOUNG'S ICE CO. e-o-it 100 A. dairy, stock ranch. Terms or trade stock, wagon, harness, truck, 1 h. p. eng.. gas wood saw. Bt. 2, Box 42, Elgin. 8-0-ltp I I USED 514 It. electric Kelvlnator. Price ': : reasonable. Easy terms II desired. j. Radio- Muslo Supply. 8-8-3 t. 'FOR SALE Brand new, 6 cubic ft. Copeland electric refrigerator, $75. Terms If desired. Larisoa-Frees Chevrolet Oo. 6-0-3 t. FOR SALE Bulck 6-pass. Brougham sedan with trunk. Only 23,019 miles. A-l con't. Landis Court Apts. 6-8-2 t. CABINET RADIO. Cheap. 1602 Wash ington, Apt. 3. 6-B-2 tp. 3 STORY, 8-rm. furn home, with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, basement. if CROWN QUEEN JEAN AT UNION : SHOW FRIDAY (Continued trcm Page Ont, dresses of pastel shades. A group of ttny girls dressed in ruffly or gandie rode In the float with her. After the queen was crowned nhe was ushered to her flower decked booth for the remainder of the show, to witness a lively afternoon of buck ing, roping, racing .etc. Harry McKinlay, of La Grande, awarded prizes for the floats as fol lows: best industrial float 1st, Un ion Co. Co-operative creamery; 2nd, Spears and Reuter (Shetland colt with pack to represent) forty-niners); livestock float 1st, experiment , sta tion; 2nd, E. O. Meat Co.; commun ity organization 1st, queen's float decorated by Woman's club; 2nd, American Legion; comic float, 1st, hasmoblle, John Turner; 2nd, Union Hardware. In the saddler's class yesterday, Dan Clark acted, as judge and prizes were awarded as follows: best cow pony and equipment, 1st, Richard Davis; 2nd, Tod Conrad, Imbler; FKECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Are They Puzzled? ! ! j ( ; f I Qreckles RECEIVED ( i i SOME T ' PRESENTING , -j asbs I ) ROLAND WENTW0RTH j : :i FROM . IM ! MR. dirk, ,1 SWINDLING j SO HE AND SWEENEY ) TAG ARE 'pd vl i USING Ip'y j 2?" rA&fcig 1 If THAT'S yT- DYoU cXN,T,1 r MR. DIRK bYGOUY, ' HBS. WE GOT f (W -n J II ITS NOBODY FRECKLES 1 Q JIMMY SWEENEYaVf 'UK j fTH. ,;f OI' L f ' v , V j BUT, IF I HAVE lb LOOK AT THAT GUYS FACE MUCH I MORE, I'LL BE DARNED J j IF I DONT CO OUT Js, VP ) AND PAY, SO'S I f -J- 71" "Y CAM HISS II J 7 V ; rates by mouth . a llnea, par month M M 8 Unw, per month , , HJ 4 llnea, per month tA 5 llqes, per month . . M.78 Baoa additional una over tin charged at 60o per Una par month. composition roof, garage, shade, -lawn, paved streets. Two blocks from Normal school. Can bo bought for $300 cash and $26.00 per month or $30 per month. Phono Main 900. Williamson and Berry. 6-7-3 t. COMBINATION olectrlo Hot-point range. Phone 809 R. 6-7-3 tp. FRYING rabbits, chickens. Ph. 409 J. 6-7-3 t. WOOD. BostYloco to buy. 12 and 16" cheaper than buzzing 4 ft.- Smith's Fox Farm. 6-5-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A., mod. improvements. C. E. Gump. 6-23-1 nip scratch paper for, aonooi or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. 0-i4-t i. FOR RENT FUItN. Apartment, front, ground floor. ICOfl Washington. 6-9-2t MISCELLANEOUS DON'T worry about Black Widow spi ders. Basements sprayed reason able. Call 1038-W. 6-B-2tp ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good service, reasonable prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 465 W. 4-20-t t. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dai lea Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph, 885 J. 1-31-t f. ladles' saddlers, 1st, Verna Knight, La Grande; 2nd, Audrey Anderson; girls' riding pony, 1st, Jean Ann Richards; 2nd, Maxlne Waters; boys' riding pony, 1st, Edward Griggs; 2nd, Glen Hord; girls riding contest (un der 15 years of ago), 1st, Audrey Anderson; 2nd, Jean Ann Richards; 3rd, Maxino Waters. R. G. Johnson Judged the saddle horses In the open .class: horses judged on walk ,trot and canter, let, Mildred Stand ley, La Grande; 2nd, Verna Knight, La Grande;, 3rd, Aud rey Anderson; riding contest, 1st, Mildred Standley; 2nd, Verna Knight; 3rd, Audrey , Anderson. Judging of stock has been com pleted. Tho bucking contests wore won by Cody Dodson, of Enterprise; Bud Arnold, second; and Tommy Zann, Enterprise, third. Bill Elk, of Pen dleton, won first In calf roping and Bud Arnold, was second, A dance last night concluded the second day's program.'' -4- FLYING TRIP TO SALT LAKE David I. Stoddard Is making a "fly ing" weekend trip to Salt Lake City. He left this morning by plane from Pendleton and will roturn to his home here tomorrow. SOMEONE PLEASE TELL US WHY DIRK DID WHAT HE DID AND THEN TORE UP MASONS . CHECK 7 nd wHtfrs HE DOING IN PICTURES? OUT OUR WAY TH6.y HAVEN T SIVE US OUR. CHECKS, VET VOU LL Hi'NVt TO WAIT. LIKE JOE PALOOKA occrrv-i-ritn n Miri-iT I WISHT SHE WAS OKI HERE WITH ME AN' WE. WAS ON OUR "HONEYMOON TTT -CPA 1 J SCORCHY SMITH r--JHr- -.- -fteSHSLSMlUt: - Oil mi-nr ' POWN IN AN ARIZONA PESERT, J ' ' '- lil Jfl SCORCHY EXAMINES fll5 MoTbR - Um ' PZAf jl 0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff dvUAT i want to Know is W WhV JJoeSN't SOMEgODV Y"lj J VVHOSg CARELESSNESS IS W ANSWE12 9 DO YOU TtVlNK fj -RESPONSIBLE TOG THAT , WANT MY STARS EATEN Mi L,ONCErrTING LOOSE ffA luPBYA MuNGRV,f$W DIANA DANE THIS U 7 SPR THE DILLYS A PRETTY SPbr. I'LL. VZJSf 'hEY-THEKBHM.-A FKE5H AKTI ST .' fljCTl EAD My LUNCH RIQHT JjWg$& X? VLLL JUT 'GN03SJSJ Z ( SWEET TOOTSIE, ) A s V THEOJTSIE! 7 SUSIE !,'--) t i WHAT? THE MATTER J THERE WITH THAT LOMWNYf THE BAMKS CLOSE AT NOON, AND WE'VE; GOT SHOPPING TO DO; WHAT DO THEy THINK WE ARE? IF VOU KEPT THEM WAITING BE A LAW THAT EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE TO WORK FOR A BIG COMPAMY, una at LEAST A YEAR, BEFORE THISj-VDU'P BE SHE FIRED I IT ISN'T FAIR. L WONDER IF I'LL EVER GIT A I CHANCET TWIN MY . CHAMPEENSHIP SO'S "WE KIN BE MARRIED . . TAKIN' THIS TRIP . FER NOTHIN'. DISTAPOINTM INT.' . FER NOTHING MyST' jt By J, R. Williams SHOULD 1 cup aim't thot OF HIM KEEPIN1 THE COMPANY WAlTINj WHILE HE SNEAKS OUT TO GIVE HER HIS CHECK SHEVL MAKE HIM FIRE THE COM PAN V IF COULD MARRy, SHE GETS Mu PSSST-VOU IJUH-WHV I I B I CO eenside Hi aint im Y 1 I GO TO BED. JD TRAININ' f On QUEECK; B KNOBBV k m T L, 5- $m DON'T MIND K if T IF 1 SIX ft i -Muplate.; (Trademark Registered) U. 8. Patent Oftlc DARMED IF r CAM FIND THE TROUBLE SveRYTHING SEEMS LL RIGHT- (Trademnrlc pglterea) V. B. Patent Office THESNEAKI IL-V JLX J - 'jiiiiiif!jl'iif SUSIE SPEAK llllffi . StistHj t-f THE NEWF ANGLES -.- YOO'OC COMIHG W.ONG FINEiex'CPACKY, t.) WEy-,TAweT. I I IN FINP SHAPE .DEACON.' PEEL, AS AS A EK5 y OfJJHE. , ' -n. f WHO THE HECK IS - VVOU'D BCTTEP C f THAT, CHICK? THEY STEP ON IT, XXX,) I C . -: J ,V MUST BE IN A OR WHOEVER IT V .'- V"-- V HURRVj ,S GOING TO V X '' ' t&tS&l i-'" ; ' " 'iz&jp. , ' . JrtftTMrintlliaaiw.iiiMi : l ill rir mJX.'. '"-"I. bvici wc mi.u. t.f,j, fr. . GO DON ARGUE SaYOUSE AREN'T 1 1 5HHH - MX) PLEASE GO T WELL -THAT'S A WEETH ME OR DE GrrnN' TOUGH, ARE 1 I TO BED. I SORREE. DU I DIFFER'NT '. ' : FISH WEEL HAF f NOUSE? IF SOUSE II SEE NOBODEE' ALLOW WHY DINT Y MOU FOR SUPPER-i WANT ME TGO WHY I ON DECK AFTER SOUSE; CO.' CAN'T VOUSE AST J TWELF pCLOCK. T SAY T'HT ft -i'm in a tough spor ppogABty ) thousand miles from nowhere this Road doesn't look as if itS Been osep in Tue past rmy years PHE WASN'T HUNGRY, A-GYesT! f AND HE HAS NO TEETH, A TWAT5 IT I WGHT, MR. GINSBET35.J FUNNY gOSlNSS, ANP HE TAME - WWOW DID THERE'S NOTHING rf BEHIND . ALL TUlS," GUT, SOY, I GOTTA YfJ I YOU GBX V WOV&fGOOTA ( SOMEBODYiS UOIIG j&J3 ,rJ? . MIXEPUP WITH ITT Q , HAYE PLEiT j I Let him veli his head off r x&3i Sav-swlo ygj mind moving on, miss? ( cry OB COUMWV, MEN ACE' M (5-7:! rrr -TALL ALIKE ALWAYS ' jljll- y tC . -v( Hr, cfMIThaA. P., All Wihl IlPMrvert No One Knows Anything Abbut jl f EVERYTHING'SALU1 Gangway! . M0night Soliloquy Oh The Horizon what's this.-? a clow of Post AAiLe AWAy - ti m w j i Helios Goodbye Lost: A Voice hi 1- : , ;