La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 13, 1934 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY y MARKET, NEWS OE THE DAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWPANGLES Wirdy Drives a Bargain! WHAT WOULP I. THIMK, IF YOU'D BETTER STOP YOU LAID OUT ON TH' PORCH RI6HT THERE, OR EVEM RaffiSH CHICAGO WHEAT Open if ith loW. .05?(,1.0U 1.00 .0(1 v- looMi-4 t.oi .uciij l.onii.O'J l-Kfi .o YOU WON!T KNOW WHAT Jf'i- tr- ClOM JIB'S, 98, Mi LIKE THIS V WHY, l O THINK YOU HAD A LITTLE SENSE X MEAN HAP BRAINS EMOUGH TO BE COMFORTABLE, VOU frlEANf . A-fSWSj 1. J STIDDA. DUMB fcNUUOH TO f CHICAGO COHN ' , .All H O.0914 ..VI J4 ,5-i.lj, .(Hi-!4.01Vi . .01)4 'W . .u:iM3'A! .(JUS, .m CARE WHUT PEOPLE THINK- .w.?4et(i .B!l l-i 'i , 1 MEAN, BY . THAT PORTLAND' WILE AT Open Hlth Low . .1'4 .78 ; 1Vt .Ml .is . ClOM , .1H .1H THAT'S WHAT I SAID-TEN I TEH T'OMg: Tf LISTEN iAR.. IF TW DEACON WINS, FIVE , TO 0NC THAT I'LL BCKS I THAT YOU I'LL GET CHA TWENTV-F1VE ' TONE EH? THE DEACON ON HIS ' WIN, EH? f' FER FIE -VOU LOAN ME A J. VK CWCKY HIGH-WHEELER, S'FAO w FWE-SPOT, AND YQW POT IK ft P0 IT t THAT I'LL GROW A BEARD Yr A FVE-SPOT, AND WE'LL GO V s x ' v t .' j i am 11 0 STOCKS UNSETTLED ASWHEAT SLUMPS MEW' YOBK, June 13 Stocks per somewhat unsettled in the late leadings today following a relapse In lii groin market. Early gains, of rajOtlons to a point or more were paftd or replaced by moderate losses. Profit taking was fairly well absorb Udj'hnwever, and trading was rather fault The close was Irregular. Trans fleija, approximated 850,000 shares. Wall street, aa a whole, continued to( iooR br higher prices, although commentators warned that technical refotioni -could, be expected on the Upward climb. Today's closing prices: BUr (Roduc 99 Ul Chem. and Dye 140 & Um. Can 9714 lA.. T. ana 1 nu 7 beta. Steel 34 jobfysler 42 tool. Gas and Elec 14 boml, Solv r 23 general, Motors 32 ?i fcjohns Manville 53 UbeyT0-For4 . y 32 )'a (Liggett and Myers B. 97 Montgomery Ward 284 National Distill 27 BV.'v. renney EPUfe Service N. J Southern Pacific St, -Oil of CaL Bt. Oil of N. J Union Pacific United Corp to. 8. Steel Wnllcd Aircraft 5BT& 37 25i4 m 46 5'4 4214 21 $hef Edwards To Serve Pinner Thurs. being furnished and prepared by this well-known culinary expert, the local womeu to be responsible for the serv ing only. A lai;go patronage Is an tlclpated and the, entire group, will be served at once. VOKTLAM) 1'HODITB PORTLAND, June 13 (ff) Butter Print A grade, 23c; parchment wrapped cartons, 24o: quantity pur chases, !c lb. less; B grade, parch ment wrappers, 22c; cartons 23c lb. . Butterfat Portland delivery, A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 20(i21c; country routes, 17i 18c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland. 17 & 18c; country routes, 14fU5c: C grade at market. Eggs Pacific poultry producers' selling price: oversize, 20c; fresh ex tras 18c; standards 16c; mediums 16c dozen, (cartons 1 cent higher). Buy ing price of wholesalers: fresh spe cials, 18c; extra, 16c; extra mediums 15c; medium firsts 12c; pullets 12c; under grades 12c dozen. Strawberries Improved Oregon, 1.00 m $1.35 crate. Cheese, milk, country meats, mo hair, cascara ,bark, hops, poultry, on long, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay, unchanged. mwminmwmnn)mm)mimmiiiimmmn; 7-- : -r - iffllbjfofmmmmmmmnmnm r iintc u 5 p.T.ofr. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY. O 1.3. BY WC. 8ERVICC, IWC. I'M GOING T'TAKE VOO MEfKN VER FWE DOLLARS WORTH I SAP EUOVXIH T'THINK OF YER-TE.N T'ONE THE DEACON'S VF THE' DEACON WINS. I'LL GET TWENTY-FIVE BWK?, AND IF HE ' LOSES,! GIVE O-R-BACK THE SAME FIVE DOLLARS. 1 BQRROWEpi NOT r -r .. 1 , 1 1 1 ffr T.M.Ma.u.s.iAT.6rr. - O 1W X HZA BCHVICt. (HQ. Agricultural extension agents are conducting a campaign to improve the bread of swine on Florida farms. The Ladles Aid society of the (Methodist church Is announcing Chef Edwards dinner" to be served Eta. the church dining room Thursday (evening at 6:30 o'clock and to which Ethe public Is Invited. The dinner is Something out of tbe ordinary, in (church benefits In that the food is l'OIMI,.M) uvi:si(K K PORTLAND. June, !3 W1 Cattle: 100; calves 10, steady, unchanged. Steers: Good, common and medium, $3.00 bt $6.25; heifers, common and medium, $2.75 c-t $4.75, cows, good, common and medium, $2.35. $1.75; low cutter and cutter, $1.25 (it $2.35; bulls, good and choice, $3.25 $3.50; cutter, common and medium, $2.50 $3,25; vealers, good and: choice, $4.00 (i $5,135; cull, common and medium, 2.0Ql(.$i.50, Hogs: 150, steady unchanged. Light weight, got5o"nnd choice, $3.35(Tt $4.25; medium weight, good and choice, $3.60(Ti $4-25; heavy welgst, good and choice, $3.00 ('i $3.75; packing sows, good, $2.40c $3.10; feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice. $3.00 $3.25. Sheep: 500; top lambs 50c lower; spring lambs, good $6.50 r $7.00; me- JOE PALOOKA Unmasked ( THE DOGS WANTED TO rtAfeblNAl fc . MP CU?DflAAHHw Sir. f1 NOSSIR- .THEY HI PAHHHH Li. yES EET EES.W3T'Ll1 . f ( HOLV SMOKES HI 1 GENTLEMEN- THAT IS THE MOST V " 1 WAS TRYIN'TCIT IN SO IT'S VOU .) MX) C50NQ TO DO POT . f'. X (KIN THAT LITTLE OANGEROUS RADICAL IN MY U l , vjuht wiinuwyv. nuuoci utiynj I MfeiNij). t.i ' en.', I TvT tYk FELLfcR HIT. I COUNTRY.' I HAD HIM DEPORTED. KTCH dlum, $5.60(ji $6.60; yearling wethers, $1.50 ;.i $2.00; common and medium $3.25 ft $4.75; ewes, good and choice, 75c$1.75. .'. ', DODGE BROTHERS CORPORATION A nnounces Up To SWKKP1XO price rednpllons have been made effcctlvft linmciliiitcly tin limine Bars. At these new, lower prices new nil Hons nf motorists can become lo(le owners Oeraue Dodge lias Invaded the low-price ri. t Von can now. own a Dodge rr as little to $(fl"i f. o. b. facton-, Detroit, actually for lew Minn you would pay for many imaller cars. N'otliiiig lias been taken away. There are no rliange.s In immlcls. You get ull of 'ie 32 ixtrn Dodne features features not olitaln- lhlf im many 'Higher-priced car features that have caused Dodge 'to outsell all other makes except the three lowest-priced ears. This Is the name big. luxurious. 117-lncli ivlii'clhase Dodge with its fine Interior, with Safety all-steel body Hydraulic brakes patented Filiating I'ower engine mounting Modern Ventilation with wimltdileld that Mil lie openi'd. Olllle springs "Float I mb t'lishlon" Wlieels, and the big (i.'5xHi Afr vvlteel tires, thai assure iiiiet, eiisy riding. Fur twenty years t lie name Dodge has he en synonymous with sterling uuallty in the motor Industry. Dodge has made his tory hy offering outstanding, honest motor ear value year after year. Ifependaliility Is tluas linked with the name Dodge by the l.'JiC.'Wi Jinl?e owners and oilier millions nf Dodge rrliuds. Dodge Is proud of this record. Dodge policies are maintained to perpetuate It, Dodge dealers are now holding special phlhiti. At these amazing new low prices, (he liig 117-Inch wlieelliase Dodge sets an entirely new standard of motor ear value - merlin's greatest value ear." As In (he pa.-t, you will he given the opportunity to compitre tniotor ear values by the "Show-Down" Plan Dodge's un biased answer to competitive claims. Nothing Changed Bui the Prices BIG DODGE SIX 117" Coupe $G4!) Bumble Sent Coupe ?f90 2-Dpor Sedan $(595 1- Door Bedim $745 Donvcrtlble Coupe $745 DELUXE MODELS 117" coupe $(;(;r Rumble Scat Coupe f. $715 2- Door Sedan $715 4-Door Sedan $7G5 Convertible Coupe $705 SPECIAL MODELS 121" Brougham Convertible Sedan $845 $875 All prire.s f.o.h. fiirlnry, Detroit. Time puvmejilH t fit .voiir budget. NOW YOU CAN OWN A I FOR AS, LITTLE AS and up F.O.B. Factory Detroit L. C. SMITH, Depot Street, La Grande CLASSIFIED ADC TH MAKKBT FLACU OW VtilOH WALLOWA CODMTUU (Count five avtrago words tOj the line.) Per line, 1st insertion 1Q Par line, each added oonsec- ' utlve Insertion --- Te Minimum charge on one ' order , BATB8 BT MON11 8 Dues, per month f Kn B linos, per month fl a 4 lines, per month ,,. t A lln.es, per month $4.75 s Kacli additional line oyer five charged at 60o per line per month. WANTED MAN WANTED to supply customers wiUi famous Wa tit Ins Products In La Grande. Business established, earnings average $25 weekly, pay starts immediately. 1 Write J, B. ' Watkina Company, 4524 Holll St., Oakland, Call!. Q-13-1 tp A NO. 6 McCORMICK mowing ma chine framo, casting No. M 1435. Prank Bennett, Hllgard. ' 0-12-3 tp OPENING; FOR TWO salespeople in La Grande. Good 'pay. J Real Silk. Hosiery Mills.' See Mr. Denny tdr night after 7 p. .m, Foley hotel. 0-11- 3t FURN., ILDW., clothes, tiros, stoves, old gold, Anything used. D. Zim merman. 3-16-1 m, FOii SALE MAJESTIC ELECTRIC radio and Con ' Ion washing machine and mangle; will sell or trade for car. Joe Mash. Union Junction. Q-13-1 t. FARM WAGON, 1905 Adams. 6-12-3 tp WOOD. Best placo to buy. 12 and 10" cheaper than buzzing 4 It. Smith's Fox Farm. 0-5-1 mp. FOR SALE Fine, country homo, 10 A mod. Improvements, O. E, Gump. 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER lor school OT home at the Observer. 2 pads for 5o. 0-14-t i. iiiaj;y staiis as ( i.oi n:it SOUTH BEND, KuT. (!-) Andy Pllncy, of Chicago, one of Notre Dame's fnMest halfbacks, aluo has been ularrlng on the Irish baseball team this spring. In one game he hit three home runs. ryitlai pimplifjkia Help nature clear up the blotches and make your skin lovelier the safe easy way use bland, effective esinoi BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, FNTEUI'IIISE, JOHKI'll and Way PolnU. Leave La Grande, DaUf 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, War PolnU Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A, If. 0. P. Stage Depot, 1S08 Adami Pnone MAIN 4 MISCELLANEOUS ASTROLOGER Mre. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your aslico, pa pers, etc. Good, servloe, reasonable prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 468 W. 4-20-t f. WE Birr, SELL OR TRADE. Tbe Dal lcs Furn. store. A. A. Fldlor, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t 1. T.-.r T! Baseball Standings (.'ons( League StniidingH W.' L. Pet Los Angeles 67 16 .7913 Mission 42 20 .592 Sacramento 35 35 .500 San .Francisco. 34 35 .480 Hollywood 31 38 .449 Oakland 31 41 .431 Seattle 27 42 .391 Portland 23 44 .343 American league .SlaiiillngH W. L. Pet. Detroit 30 20 .000 New York 27 20 .674 Cleveland 24 20 .645 St. Louis 24 22 .622 Washington 25 26 .600 Boston 24 26 .400 Philadelphia 10 28 .401 Chicago 17 30 .3112 National League HlandlngH W. L. Pet. New York 33 18 .047 St. Louis 30 18 .025 ClUi-ago 31 20 .008 Pittsburgh 20 20 .505 Boston 24 23 .511 Brooklyn 21 29 .420 Philadelphia 10 30 'I48 Cincinnati 11 34 .244 SACS TRIM SEALS 2-1 IN NIGHT G AME By TJie Associated Press. Stanley "Frenchy" Bordftgaray, making his seasonal debut at Sacra mento last night, rapped out two singles in thrq0 times at bat to help the Solous to a 2-1 victory over San Francisco. Given a ono run lead In the opening Inning Laurl Vlncl, vet eran Sacramento hurlor kept the Seals in cheok throughout the game, giving but four hits. Ken flheehan and Olcnn Gnbler for the Seals were nicked for eight. In the only other gomo played yes terday Los Angeles turned back Oak land 0-1 behind Louis Garland's threc-hlt ' tossing. The big Angel right hander lined out two singles, and a double to drive in four of the champions' runs. LeRoy. Anton, OoJc flrat baseman hit for the circuit. '' Seattle' and the Missions were rain ed out while train connections pre von ted Portland's reaching Los An geles In time for a game with Holly wood. ' 1 l'' V HUClAJt AND l'LOUIt PORTLAND, June 13 m Sugar r Berry or fruit, 100s, 45.46; bales, 44,45; beet, 44.90. Domestic flour Selling price. mllL delivery, 6 to 25-bbl. lots: family pat ent, 40s, 40.50 47.10; boJcers' bard wheat, 45.80 Of 47.30; blended flout. 40.30 w 40.80; bakers' blue stem, 40.36 tfi 40.46; soft white pastry flour, $5.80 at $5.00; rye, 45.50 45,70; whole wheat, $0,10; graham, 45.00 bbl. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser LET'S NOT BE SO CRUDE ABOUT. IT..., ' LET US SIMPLY SAY, THAT I STOPPED Your pay, And YPU CCT. MAD AKID raiiiT j Bulgaria Fears Civil Strife After Killing SOFIA. Bulgaria, June 13 W) Kroum Sta:ikolf, an adherent of the Mlhallovlst faction of Macedonians was killed today by unidentified men in an open street. Police said they feared the killing might mean the beginning of another series of Bul garian assassinations. Will Knott Is the name of a farmer residing near Bunipas Mills. Tenn. Electric Kug Washing Sci-vice 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. II. Parkinson 1208 First St. ( VELL.NOW THAT THE JiS""1 EXCITEMENT HAS W . " CALMED DOWW, I HAVE C OL' Wsfk SOME MEWS FOR TtoU,,. ) MEAN 06 YOUR JOB IS GOING J. I'M YkU To HAVE To STRUGGLE y) FIRED IB ALONG WITHOUT 'Ja "Z -r ; - a iiUMWWJ.iV ywm) A AH YOU LETTING f IF YOU CAN, THINK UP- i ME? CO ON ACCOUNT J' GOOD REASON WHY I Jp i-V OF THE DIRK A SHOULD kEEP YOU ON, Ei LiVBUSINESS ? J XLL LISTENLl IN THE FIRST PLACE. I ;hoiildnY havf beew ?hdi- CIOU5 OF HIM,AND,INTHE SECOND PLACE, I SHOULDN'T HAVE HAD HIM ARRESTED IN THE FIRST PLACE.., BUT, THERE ASS TWO SIDES TO EVERYTHING , MR. MASON II A ( MR. MASON I YES, AND THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO A SHEET OF FLY-PAPER , BUT IT MAKES A DII-f-hBfeNCE to THE FLY WHICH SIDE IT SITS "T rnAu il rrsr.i la . 1 r X .. I T m nco u i Orr, C.l34ffWAaiHVICE.INC, mi: