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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES The Deacon's Off! CLASSIFIED AD6 raa uuuun (lacm o vtaon wallow a couhtum ' VAIS. WE BRUMG THET CRATE O CHICKINS ALONCl FfcK HIM- HIS STUMMICK'S WOKN OUI TH' DOC HAS ORDERED HIM ONTO A DIET IT'S A C300D LESSIN (Count Ut anrsg word to ttaa line.) BATSS BY MOUTH B Unea, par month . 8 llnea, per month . Par Una, 1st Insertion- -SJD -H.OO -M.75 TO YEW YAHOOS', WHO C5UZZ.LE Per Una, each addod oonMO- 4 Unea, per month , llnae, par month , AM GULP LIKE A PACK OP LION, uUyb lnMitlon . HOUNDS, AM' THEN HE1TUh Ulnlmum charge on on order , .. Xach additional Una orer lire SUFFER IN LATEK Lire, ON oharged at too per Una per month. tlfc I . FOil SALE FOR RENT FIRST CLASS artificial Ice. Residence deliveries with service and satisfac tion our specialty. Young's Ice Co. 8-19-1 t. 3 APARTMENTS, 5th floor, Foley building. Sce elevator attendant. 8-18-3 t OB TRADE For good .car, 7 A. land near city. Inq. Observer. 6-18-5 tp COMFORTABLE mod. bedrooms. 1908 Second St. 6-16-atp Tuesday, June 19, 1934 ' THIS MPCL rB TO THE. WVKTTEMOPE GO TO IT, M & WHEEL WITHIN A &V. OACE OT POST-OmCE fND BACK! ALLW&HT!AIE DEACON J WHEEL-PhVA GIT IT? A CENTURY YA-gCAOY? GET SET '. GO'.ljA- i -C MATTEP, CHICK'? VM OUST GIVIN' BACK, WHILE THE DEACON'S 1 ( TAKE . I -A THE DEACON PEDALING THAT OLD HDBL00M V EEER APEN'TCHA ABBEAK!!y HALF WW1. COME ON.I'LL TKEAT i. . i m rjr c: -y js . - U Y; I S RAEPBKRRIBS and black caps. Phone 498 J. Chae. Gump. 6-19-t 1. FURNITURE lor 6 room house. Will sell In bulk or seperate pieces. 1009 Adams. 6-19-t t. USED DINING . TABLES, 4.95 up. Used refrigerators W.0O up. Used i pc. bedroom set $17.50. Used bed springs $2.95 up. Exchange Dept., , Bohnenkamp's. 6-10-2 t. a PIANOS ordered sold July 1st. Write Schwan piano Co., Portland, Ore. 8-18-4 t WOOD PRICES Green, c. o. d. or dered now. 16" round unsplit, $4.75 cord: 12" unsplit, WOO; four It. (4.25; 16" spilt $5.00; 12" split $5.25. . Smith's Fox Farm. 6-18-1 mp. ALMOST new Empire cream separar tor. Half price, at Reynolds' store. 6-16-4tp FRYERS, Geo. Chapman, E. of Stange Mill. 6-16-3tp FOR BALE Fine country home, 10 A mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump. 6-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for school or home at the Observer. 2 pads for 6o. -14-t i. Tdrso Found In Trhnk Adds To Tufverson Mystery BRIGHTON, England, Juno 19 W The chief ot police of Brighton af ter another examination of a wo man's torso found In a trunk In a railway station here, said today there was no possibility It was that of Miss Agnes Tufverson. missing American lawyer. v tNo scars, birthmarks or wounds other than those caused toy the re moval of. the, head, legs and arms were found, the officers said. , VIENNA, June 18 P) Police today found a green wardrobe trunk con taining clothes of Miss Agnes Tufver son,, missing New York and Detroit lawyer, and a brief case marked with her name in the apartment of Capt. Ivan,. Poderjay,. the man who married , her, last December In New York. . BRIGHTON, Eng., June 18 VP) The : torso of a woman from which the head, arms and legs were severed, was found today In a trunk In the luggage of the Brighton railway sta tion. The woman, was thought by police to have been about 40 years old. Her height possibly was 5 feet, 2 or 3 Inches. The body appeared well nour ished. It was wrapped In two kinds of FRECKLES AND HIS GOSM,I WOULD HAVE MY MASK DROP OFF' NOW EVERYONE HERE KNOWS WHO I AM ! BUT I fl CANT FIND MIQ J! zmtrr wmrn mmt' ymm yA - r , it . jr v z irA ir7i v ) t mm . miJjlM OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff ' ""All Alone" In a Movie Studio! ( T X EVERY-) PNCBSSUAWAMILTOM i OHMtBI 1M IWg HOW DID WHY,I....I X OONJ ,Yit ARE IN LOVE W!TW EACW OTWER; MMfM J MJA IMnWmA&j$ YCUCET Z7t S.DE BUT HE IS ENGAGED Tb A SOCIETY P 6M MS - 1 NlO II fMWfW s HERE T jNOWSME... PEB, SO Voo HOLD HIM Orr, ( bj H Aji ' V -Z 'A lEp " MAME 13 HAMILTON TEU.S YbU HE LOVES 1 llw PIM ' 'iW1 7! 1 " 1 WM f ' f SMTX -- -i ' - THF DTT T.YR . The Foreign Treat IF I WASNT IWVITED 1 WELL, IF YOU DID, H . UlLiLl I & , , , , 2 TO TUB PARTY, HOW Vf UARf , "M5 ELL.WE Plf LOOKITZ-DATCHIZZLA ;' HMPH .' THAT CRITTER. I HE JUS' TOOK. "iY NOW DON'T YUH WORRY- PAPA'LL J 1 ' DO Oli THINK I CAME? OVER A LIECIC OF CAM SEE 4M IS AFTUH OUAH JOBS ),? WIU NEVER. BE ABLE TO TWO BIS-BA&S )i SCOUT ARDUN' AN' GET THE LOW-DOWN ) . I'l'; ' L , ON MY FACE J A ROUGH ' ' 'M SHO'NUFF-- HE GWINE !'A BEAT SUSIE'S BOVVUN' J'P;i'U INTO DE TENT--' ON THAT AUSTRALIAN JUMPIN'-BEAN. ' ' 5 1 1 1 f 7J "1 FRELE, "' CLEAN, MOD., unfurn. houses. 145 W. 6-14-t f MISCELLANEOUS ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balraes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pers, etc Good servloe, reasonable prices, G. E. Towery. Ph. 455 .W. 4-20-t f. WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE, The Dal les Furo. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr. Ph, 685 J. , . , . l-3i-t f. waNtEd WANTED Black cap pickers. H. C. Mulr, Cove. 6-19-3 t. FURN., KDW clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 8-15-1 m. LOST SMALL bay Bnddle horse, with bald face nnd roached mano. , Reward. Ph. Main 798. '. -.6-18-3 t. FOR TRADE HOUSEHOLD furnlture'for fairly good car.-- 1403 Balm St. v -19-6 tp. brown paper and bound; with a win dow cord. ' - FRANK WHITNEY DIES IN MAINE Word has been received hero of the recent death of Prank 8 Whitney at his home at Bangor, Maine. Mr. Whit ney was an old-time railroad engineer and ran a train out of La Grande short time after the arrival of the railroad. For many years past he held the position of master mechanic on the Maine Central railway, with headquarters at Bangor. During recent years, he made sev eral trips to visit, his .old, jfrlends In the west and was arranging to attend the semi-centennial celebration next month. The fateful news of his de mise is being received with deep re gret by his former friends in the railway service and by the old time residents as well, among whom he was held in high esteem. Ernie Plnckert, former .Souther California all-America halfback and professional star, has opened a sport- I ing goods establishment In Los An- I geles.-- ----- FRIENDS by Blosser W hev, listen, pal... i, N jestafbabboP A. . KLlT eoviN' ffuefe rJ rGLOVE5' 'S?r-Kl N-trS-L ld2!i'r? SL r DOMT KNOW WHO VfoU ARE, ' T FIGHT MLJjCje, till - I'VB "f 5 ' (elMeK. j) fiB&J TZ(ti) V WV WtTSSll . TJl ' BUT TELL ME, WHAT Yrr-TM I" LK.CHDTHArU ' XfflMt . tT ASrM t m. nta. u s pat orr. JOE PAL00KA SCORCHY SMITH . y J T me very glad- l-vJ i don't quite. ( JOE , HE SAV " UH-MOU GOOD GUY-f COMPREHEND OUR YDU SAY NOD MAKE UH-ME LIKE BUY rf FRIENO'S ARTKTUlAriON, I MARTINI MAKE FIGHT I OV A BOTTLE- WE IJ MR. PALOOKA r- St i SO? n Ti 3E-v f-'t CELEEBRATE A DOESN'T HE SPEAK J '''' .KIN THET BE? KEEP LOW AW M$f HErtH iff DOWN THE C ' A SHORT PAUSE, THEN ScoRcHY ANDT6X SCRAMBLE PUMPIN' LEAD AT 1 AWkE FoRTriftTy ESi WE-ARE- W copK KA WiWi Vi Ttf,ice flSAlN THE MYSTERIOUS FOR THE DITCH getaway ij v rj wcVoSTy 5S' Jns Lrri! ; . 7 ' DIANA DANE TimlTLXT . . - Stuck rrrCccTTSTipLV ,c v M I uis.i.i...iui7. nm r.v nu z tua-i-M I I'll show him VTi r V trl V '-t -il 1 1 1 vmS T MR, DOOLEY l THE SUFFERER"? (Trademsn Reglntered) tJ. 8. Pntent Olflca AM I MORTEEFIEO SAP- WHY DIDN'T YA TELL ME?HOW'D I KNOW HE SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH r" , 1 BACK i MX) DINT C TELL ME AST ME SHHM- WHEN TO STOP, I MR. WALSH. HE'S COM1N' Mortified NOKATY V IHOPE-S A SCALLV M VOUSE TWO , I OLE BOY ARE GONNA. BE y-. Under Cover i
