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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I THE NEWFANGLES Windy Gets a Hunch THEY TELL ME, DENTON, YEP. AN' 1 WHAT AQ THESE- J YES.SIU1 PWCTURE-PROOF, THET.1N THE EMJLY DAY: STILL AM1.! WtvOD OURHEB VP. DON'T GIT BLEW-OUTS Y00 WAS THE FASTEST ON THIS BICYCLEI THING ON WHEELS (Count Hve a virago word to tbe line.) Per line, lit Insertion 1 BATK8 BY MOHTB 1 lines, per month . B lines, per month . 4. lines, per month . A lines, per month . M.eo Per Hue, each added oonseo utlre Insertion -M.00 -M.75 Minimum cfa&TgO on O&e order Kacri additional line OTer five charged at 60c per line per month. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Tuesday, June 12, 1934 PL, ASSIFIED ADffil Vffli mim PLAC1 0 CMION WALLOW countiwi ' I k TIRES? . V. X 431- ft A NO. 8 McCOBMICK mowing ma chine frame, casting No. M 1435. Prank Bennett, Hllgard. 8-12-3 tp OPENINO FOR TWO salespeople In La Grande. Good pay. Real SUfc Hosiery Mills. See Mr. Denny to nljiit alter 7 p., in. Foley hotel. 8-11- 3t PUBN., ' HDW clothes, tires, stoves, bid gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-15-1 m. f Oil SALE FARM WAOON, 1003 Adams. 8-12-3 tp FIRST CLASS artificial Ice. Residence delivery with service and satlsfac ' tlc:i our specialty. Young's Ice Co. I 8-12-1 t. USED Day Bed S12.7&, used boys' tol cyclo $13.75, used Universal range ' $31.60', used crib mattresses tl.00 and up. Exchange Dept., Bohnen komp's. 8-11-2 t. FOR SALE Raspberries. Will trade for wood. O. O- Johnson, Island and Portland streets, 6-11-2 t. WOOD. Best place to buy. 12 and 16" cheaper than buzzing 4 ft. Smith's Fox Farm. 6-8-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country Home, 10 A., mod. improvements. C. E. Gump. 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at tbe Observer. 2 pads tor So. S-14-t i. Utah May Build Temple to Hold Dinosaur Relics ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILLi CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc. Good servloe, reasonable prices, Q. B. Towery. Ph. 45S w. 4-20-t f. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Fum. store. A. A. Fuller, mgr. Ph. 885 J. 1-31-t f. Governor Henry H. Blood Is honorary chairman, believes, the state faces the prospect of being stripped of Its an cient treasures by other museums. The association describes Utah as the most fertile field now known In America for the uncovering of relics of past ages, and a membership of 6.000 Utahans Is sought to join In the movement to preserve the pre historic collections under one roof. Space also would be provided for an extensive Polynesian collection, relics of the Digger Indians and other historical treasures. - . SALT LAKE CITY ff) Utah, stamping ground of the prehistoric dinosaur, Is giving serious thought to the building of an Imposing monu ment to the past, In the form of a huge Maya templo to house archeo loglcal and paleontologlcal specimens. The Utah State Museum associa tion. Inc., has been chartered by the state and It has prepared prelimi nary plans for a building 276 by 207 ; feet on the state capltol grounds. Unless a project of this nature Is undertaken, the association, of which Electric Rug Washing j Service Hamilton Beach Process. Indorsed by leading rug weavers. Rugs washed, disinfected and moths eliminated In your home. Ori ginal beauty restored. For prompt, pleasing service, call 131-W. W. H. Parkinson 1208 First St. Word "Treasure" ' On Tomb Blamed For Open Grave MIAMI. Fla. (P) Tho lonely grave of William S. MUllkon hns just been Invaded Iby ghouls the second time In 8 years and the countryfolk nearby blame it on the word "treas ure" In his epitaph. It reads: "Yet, all Is well; :, God's good design 1 see. That where our treasure is, ; Our heart may he." Tradition has it timt Mllllken. i surveyor from Scarboro, Me., was kill cd by (Seminole Indians in 1870 and wa buried where he feu. i'nt nw Til Vnnitir AfTMirlffl fTWrTTMNATF IJP Mnra tlintl 36.000 boys have been enrolled In the Cin cinnati Reda" Knot Hoie emu, wuosc members are admitted to the National league games here iree. A municipal airport was completed at Danville. Ky., recently by workers employed by the civil works adminis tration. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTEHl'UISE, JOSEPH and Way Points. Leave La Grande. Dally 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Points Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. U. V. P. Btaice Depot, 1308 Adams Phone MAIN 49 f WES, VOU KNOW TH' COOK'S OFF, AN' WE'LL HAVE TO I WASH OUR OWN' I I VV0LL.-UH VOU DON'T MIND A LITTLE I SMOKE WHEN YORE . oTT"" THE SMOSR', OiJ4BYai:ivict,la 6-13. YA MEAN YA COULD VON OVEO TACKS AN1 NALS,AN' KEEP RIGHT ON GON' ( 7 YES I 3OEE. 1 11 PUNCTUPX-PBOOF, EH HUM-THET GWES ME AN DEE-MY MONEY'S uON' ON THE DEACON'.'. Vjt A. T M HCC U S PAT Ofr. Q 18 1 BY Htft SCRVtCC INC JOE PALOOKA Palooka to the Rescue : FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Ossie Doesn't Mince Words! BUT, My EMPLOYERS GOT A HUNCH TO TIE IT UP WITH THE PUSH LICITY STUNT AND IT WENT OVER. ..... .- . -u .- . DELIBERATELY OF FACT, NO? WORKED THAT CHECK W SUIT WAS GAG AND PRETENDED onAL APFAIR -iftEMB.MASOW. (SONAL AFFAIR JUST To GET PUB- J v V 1 C t-r- r WELL, IF VOU ASK MB, " I FINALLY GOT TO THINKIN&1 I'THINK THE WHOLE THE SAME THING, SON f THATa THING WAS A MEAN WHY I TORE UP HIS CHECK. I j TRICK OH MR MASOM. Jk, PLENTY OF PUBLICITY- VEAH, BUT THERE'S ONE THING IM STILL WONlbKIMb AHWJI. YOUP POSTERS READ. "YOU WILL B REWARDED, IF YOU bEE THIS MAN. . WHAT WAS -?iMPLy TMAT THE MEAN- SEEING ME IN -SIMPLY TM SEEING ME II ING OF THAT V WINDLIWG NEY"WA5 A REWAR9 IN ITSELFJ (( REWARD? )"" r" " f I THINK THE PICTURE WAS ',) . TERRIBLE.' if If7 O.UEEK- " ,,. ( FOOL. 1 GEEV HEEM 1 HEY SHUT VOU BDE KNIFE IN DE iPil HE' CRASHING AND CURSES ON DECK, ARE HEARD--LIGHTS FLASH IN GENERAL SCAJJ CrNI'S SUITE THE GENERAL APPEARS AT THE WINDOW WITH PISTOL HIS GUARDS . RUSH OUT ON DECK. Y ONE OF VEIYI GOT hjST KtMmi I AVVA-1 GOT TWO r V;2' OF 'EM-THEY GOT Jffft aiWlbF,' SCORCHY SMITH ( Trademark Oeglstered) n s. Patent Offin Getting Acquainted ream's Yore Tpoogte,) em'r understind THAT .' SHE WAS COMPLETELY OVERHAULED BgFoR I LEFT SM DIE6o, Wlk CHOKEP OIL LINE - $C0ftCHy CUMBS ABOARD -TUB MOTOR RKPONDS WITH A ROAR I eVERYTHIN6 O.K. . f AW-THAT'S S- .THANKS, X I AWRieHT X LIKf FELLA' VOU N TO SEE WHAT MAKES I SUR6 GOT MS j THESB E66-BEATERJ OUT OF A ToifiH A TICK j " . faJjHTWrt u Thf v-A" l,tlih" ltf "-'"J ScoHCHY SMITH? NO FboLIM'-? I'VE HEARD TU. OF Y00 MY J k.' .f. 0LLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff Joe's the Go-Getter Your, make-up Will.1 VIAVe To sb Freshened up A Bit, -PRihcess. - Joe, get tony , -TONY. fESHEN UP THE "PRINCESS ''. I WILL HE RIGHT ON THIS STAGE; j-j 1- our W i don't want You To getT MIXED UP WITH ANY MORE -.ftp ia wild animals y rms'4 , cJOE, GET THE Sv H? pM A ' "PRINCESS A fbRTAQLE.) O, K., & princess, Your MAkE-UP IS AU- R1GHT AGAIN - 1 v 'unl iW tfP 1 Xoi fTne; now we'll. Take a FEw Tests. WHERE S MONTY?- DIANA DANE (ITadcmarJc Regliitred) U. S. Patent Offloo Proof, In Skirts lWEU.-WBLU--Vp5T" SHE'Sl I '7V.. ,uat,: p,rAwA I MET" Av EL.M&E TOLO ME HE'S A VOUNQ 5 MKIIDl WHICH Z, t'.J STAV5 AT TV TH' VILLAGE,! SMITH.Tn '&:'.'! T7 v. r tea ir Sk, A BOSH-- DON'T TR' TO TELL ME DIANA' FALLING FOK ANy FELLOW OUT HERE IN THE STICK.5 ') 7NO, Sll?--- 5H6X'5 TOO LEVEL HEAOEO XF0 SUCH NONSENSE BESIDES, NO J SlRL IN LOVE RUNS AROUND N THE OOUMTKV- 'how do ijqev rV' TOu0"j) rHE DILLYS SWftSfts Dalton-In-The-Box SO HE SUSPECTS ME.' HEH.'HEH! ITLL BE MANV A DAY TILL HE CATCHES D, DOUGLAS DALTDN. SUSPECTED! DISTOJSTEDLl UNAPPRECIATED! IT' THE WOMtttS LOT !! MAYBE WE BETTA DALTON AIN'T . EVEN IN DE NEIGHBORHOOD ' iij.;i PAPA APOLO&tlESA' lii; il iifcli, ' ;. WE'LL FORGET ALL ABOUT )HjWi 0. DOUGLAS DALTON I! J SUSIENi WE WONT MENTION SHALL AH WANTS rr HIM !! , TEAR. UP A PEANUT!) P DAT CALLlN' 1 1U4 ttt A. Ph J '! - 1 JT s II DON'T YOU DARE TEAR. UP MY LAST CARD .U.TUBHU!;
