La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1934, Image 3

Tuesday; July 21, 1934
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.' LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
CLASSIFIED ADC
(Oount flTa avarag word -
to Uxa line.) ,
Per line, ltlnertlon10
Per IIxia, eacb added goamo-
utlre UuerUon ,
Minimum cbarga ob one
order
FOR SALE
RASPBERRIES, 60o crate. on bushes.
Mrs. F. L. Dyal, Fruitdale.
7-24-2 t.
PINE FLAVORED apricots. 2c per lb.
Bring ycur boxes. Ph. Farmers 212.
7-24-3 tp
OEAM FOR SALE."1600 lbs. Phone
440 M. 7-24-8 tp
WEANER PIGS. Call Farmers 88.
7-24-3 tp
THEE RIPENED peaches. Mrs. C. M.
Riddle. May Park. 7-24-3 tp.
ONE' MEDIUM SIZED Frlgldaire In
good condition, 7S. One electric
range. 4 plates oven and' broiler.
$25. If Interested call at 1502 4th
St; Wednesday. 7-23-1 tp.
ALFALFA HAY $5 ton In Jleld. Pete
Blever, Cove Ave. 7-23-3 tp.
10" SLAB WOOD, large load. Call
aCB W. 7-20-1 m
HOUat: ON OAK St, valued 4 yrs.
ago nt '00. Will take $l,i50;
i u-ai.1;. Ov will trade for good tlia-U4M-
I.uia It near La Orandc. Smltn
o fox Ilirm. 7-10-11 tp
8 FT. REI- RKIERATED case, A-l con
dition. A!m soda fountain. Imbler
ORKh store. 6-20-t X
SCRATCH PAPER tor ecnooi or nanus
at tho Observer, a pods for to.
8-14-t i.
FOR RENT
3-RM. MODERN house. Inq. 1602
M Ave. 7-24-2 t.
6-RM. MODERN house. Phone 330 W.
7-24-5 t.
Rev. Mortimore
Now Preparing
For Conference
Rov. Paul DeP. Mortimore, pastor
of the local Church of Christ, re
turned from his vacation In Western
Oregon Saturday evening. While In
Western Oregon Mr. Mortlmoro at
tended the annual convention of
Churches of Christ at Turner. He
represented tho churches of the East
Oregon district at this convention.
He also was chairman of the con
vention for part of the time this year.
Several changes were introduced in
the educational and benevolent work
of tho Churches of Christ at this
convention and Mr. Mortimore was
elected upon the benevolent board to
represent this part of tho state.
Several days were spent by Mr.
Mortimore and his family at Glad
stone, Ore., where he was formerly
pastor. Tills church Is near Portland,
and while there Mr. Mortimore had
the opportunity to study the strike
situation In Portland at first hand.
He reports that while conditions were
somewhat disturbing at times that
really there was no great amount of
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Telegraph!
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WHY DID UP V HE ROB MY "?APS T "--S
THREATEN US 1 m G S PECS HE O0CHTA BE fc
CHARLIE ' J HIMSELF... THIS ARRESTED, BUT
DO You " ) MAN ,S BATEESE... WE'RE MILES FSOM
1 KNOW 2 HES BAD "' - A SHERIFFS ,
" p5
( WE FIX THAT .' S f
ME, FRECKLES... BUILD V - ) LAWRENCE, A
on HIGH rock svt-s V DOWN By -C
nutty get Tactically 'sf6
BLANKET OUT OF ) DONE, SIGK,AL yS fjfa.
y I know YOUR6 S. ( FIRST WE
S TELLING HIM YOU HAVE ) ( WAIT FOR L'C .
A PRISONER, BUT WHAT V SHERIFF A" ' I- $
kRS You GONNA DO J SIGNAL.' '
" X ABOUT IT? XvT 1
BY IIOMTH
I Una, per month ,
8 Unas, per mouth .
U.0
-JM.ao
lines, per month "
S iln.ee, per month , , M.7P
Baca additional line otbt tin
entrgwt at Wo per line per nonth.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick
Balmea, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally.
4-30-lm
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, etc. Good servloe, reasonable
prices, a. E. Towery. pn, 465 W.
4-20-t f.
WE BUT, tSELI, OR TRADE. The MA
les -Pum. store.. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f.
WANTED
FURN.,. HDW, clothes, tires,, stoves,
old gold... Anything. used. P. Zim
merman,. 8ilft-.l m.
SECOND HAND, tricycle, . large . size
Call 827 W. 7-24-2 tp.
LOST
WORKS TO ORUEN wrist watch. Re
turn to this office. Reward.
7-24-2 t.
excitement -in-Portland. Ha believes
that the conditions will soon clear
up as every Indication Is pointing
that way at present.
While In Portland Mr. Mortimore
made several purohaae of. new office
equipment for the church and ex
pects to enter into the fall program
better prepared than ever to carry on
an interesting program. He reports
that the work of the church' generally
1b on the upgrade and h expects that
this coming year will be another
outstanding one In the history of the
church.
During this week Mr. Mortimore Is.
busy preparing for the Young Peo
ple's conference which Is held at
Wallowa Lake this year. This confer
ence is expected to be larger than
ever this year and will include In its
faculty MhJ3 a old I o Ruth Wells, a
missionary from Africa, who is now
home on furlough. There will also be
in attendance at the conference the
boy's quartet of 'the Northwest Chris
tian college of Eugene. These young
men are exceptionally fine singers
and will present a number of songs
during the sessions of the conference.
WEST COAST
WAITS FOR
VOTE COUNT
(Continued From Page One)
the uncounted ballots were sped to
San Francisco by airplane, there to
be tabulated by members of the me
diation board.
E. P. Marsh of -the department of
lnbor, who supervised- the Portland
election, left this morning by plane
for San Francisco to be present when
the votes are counted.
There was every indication here,
and at Vancouver, Wash., and Marsh
field, Ore., that the longshoremen had
voted to arbitrate.
Meanwhile cargo was being worked
on five vessels here, and it was
planned to take a caravan of about
30 trucks to municipal terminal No.
4 tills afternoon. Police, however, had
urged thut hauling activity at the
terminal be- postponed until the re
sult of the orbltmtlon vote was an
nounced. Alt the talk of a threatened general
strike, was quieted until the outcome
of the balloting was learned. ,
A shortage of gasoline, critical last
week, had today .been entirely re.
lleved as oil companies sent dozens
of trucks hurrying over the city.
Pickets of seamen's unions last week
prevented movement of the fuel.
Hay fever, asthma, eczema, food
Idiosyncrasy, etc., have been found to
be family weaknesses In 33 per cent
of 7,000 students studied by tht Uni
versity .of, Michigan health, service.
OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I
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fra I rLPR'VATE r-- L'TjL jff COIN' THEN, STUPID? A LET IT GO .' ' hlT r -WY W ir- ; K HOT DARN: rZZS
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SCORCHY SMITH XTE&SSP Back to the Ranch :
MJllH TM6 RBSr fiSINT LIGHT IN S IFTEEM MINUTES PASS... A tlSHT Bu!SrS P(7oW THe CA&M BeUW... K-THlNK NN6 OUCHtY FCeTtHEB'S OMlV NOON, THeV R6ACH APA?AX CP66K AT TKE EDSg Of I
THE EAST, RAINBOW RouSeS " AN OUTLAW EMepiSE'S, (Soe? To THE CPBEK AN6 BOUSES MIMS6CF 16 TRAH fteTCMeR SoiNO BAK T& Mi feather iALLgy PAUCH I A im 7
SOBSKy AND TfeX ... A HAST WITH TWe COLD WATEB ... O0N TH6 CAMP 14 BUZIlNli WITH EAPLV OR STICK APoOND CAR AND THERB'S . 'r -J-plr - U. MAVC To TBtL
' BREAKFAST AND THEY 00 To THE MORNINS ACTOIT.. . AT SuM-UP, fLETCHER AHt TWO OTHERS RlPE AN' WATCH THET NOTHlNO AAORB WE OW f. Keep mHAr' YbAH- "SM W6 LOST TRA,L
CANyoM RIM AND WATI THE JMJ I0"1" CMP M" bm 6 C"' VOOUAW CMP to HERE - LET'S Sr 6 KNOW FROM Y EThTnJ") mrB tiVJ'TrZjr
OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff
A spy From Alcatam, in Europe,
HEA12S TtfE AMSASSAE012 TELL
OLLY TVAT SUB IS PfJINCESS
EVE Or EOKAVIA, AND 1WAT
Me is Going to take her
. to marry the crown pqince
of alcazaw the spy tells '
his aides that princess eve
(olly) must never ceturm to
BokSAVIA) TO VO SO WOULP
ruin Their 'Political Plans
-Olly' still -Believes that the
J '-Royalt party An All Those
I rKCuii; next qjij i r-r.i
V. Another of pete's Publicity
THE DILLYS
IRONICAL FATE?
WHILE OSWALD WMTSi
OUTSIDE DALTON IS
PLK1NG POKER wm
SUSIES KIDtfAFER
fEDALTWIS ? ws Guv..4y LL MAK Al I'LL TAKE
SSffl GOT ANY U A LOAN .' i) DAT AWAY
, KIDNAPER MQRE V FROM
DALTON CU A MONEY? j I YOU, TOO!
Over The
Valley
Personals ?
Club Kutertaliied-r-T
Mrs. MolUe Cottner, of the Cath
erine creok road, entertained the 4-C
club at her log cabin home on the
creek recently, and one of the most
enjoyable meetings of the season was
held. A peanut race proved a most
popular, pastime. First prise was
awarded to Stella Edvolson, and sec
ond to Mrs. Sherwood. Esther1 Edval
son, being unable to participate In
the gome, was presented with, a gift.
Guests were Mrs. Kutterer, of Poca
tello, Idaho, and Mrs. Will Shervod
I TellVcxj, A.G., OLLY,
IS eJUST THE GIRL TO PLAY
The warden's daughter,
OPPOSITE cJlMMY SANGEtyl,
YOU CANT WIN - WE'VE
SHOT 15 TAKES OF JANE
pack,
ALDEN IN THE 'PART, AND
bHES cJUST NOT
IT -
wi , i
stunts
J..''- r-.t l r-r r. i i mm
x -s MV FRIEND V
THAT CLEANS V I GtrtSIDE-- )
VUH OUT, h AHEM- HEH, HEH, N
of La Grande. At the close of the
meeting dainty refreshments wert
served.
Observe HUiluluy
'. A birthday party was held at the
Cove swimming pool for Sally Dun
bar of La Grande. The day was de
voted to swimming, games and pic
nicking. '
Countrywomen's eiuh
Members of the Countrywomen's
club will be entertained Friday af
ternoon nt the home of Mrs. Ruth
Ansont near Island City.
Htix Some Outfit
Milton Oorham, of North Powder,
had his team of goats In the parade
of progress in La Grande Friday
morning and they received a good
hand all along the line. Hitched to a
Gut im Telling
You, cJACK,THAT OLLY
15 ALREADY WORKING IN
IN
PRIZE WINNERS''
15RAO WOULDN T
Stand Tor it-
A VERY
LESSON
SA.Y
i
I THAT'S ALL THE YY
I DOU&H I SOT- J-A
gf rct fun L',T"i
LLEARNIN' VtL , , .jfiij
ANYTHING-? y UKl $( -'A
small wagon and with tfco miniature
driver, the outfit was a distinct ad
dUiou to tho parade.
Visits WUli .sUUt
Ed SI ma, of Los Angoles, has been
here visiting with his sister, Mr. Wil
lis Moss, of Moss Chapel. Mr. Sims Is
an old railroad executive' and was
hero for tho celebration
Keturii Home
Mist LIU llofmann has returned to
her home near La Grande after hav
ing spent several weeks In the Willamette-
valley.
Week In Valley
Miss Mnry Jaspor had for her guest
for a week at her home in the Val
eria district her friend, Miss Hlkie
gard Kettig, of La Grande.
THE NEWPANGLES
( I'VE ASKED BRAdX
AN 17 HE SAID O.K."
HE 5AN SRARE HEB
foR A COUPLE Or
WEEKS. - HE SAID
IT'S UP TO YOU
COSTLY
I WOULD
FANCY THAT" BROKE
AGAIN ! JUST A
SECOND I'LL GET
SOME SECURITY
- Kvfla.,7
FOR. ANOTHER STACW
of chips;
FOX TAKES UP
RESIDENCE IN
HOTEL ANNEX
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Fox have
moved to La Onrnde this week and
taken up their residence In tho Saca
Jawea annex. The movo was neces
sitated by the appointment of Mr.
Fox to tho office of district munager
ef the Oregon Mutual Life Ins. Co..
to succeed H. E. Coolldge, tramfTcrred
ta Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox have moved here
from Union which has been their
homo for a long- period of years. Mr.
Fox who was connected with, the
First National bank at Union for 10
yearn, after having been principal of
tho Union high school, only recently
Out
all right,- i'llT
C'mon. A.G:
THINK IT OVER.-,
this is ollyS First;
Al I AMD Al I
-YouRg THE
Picture-, i don't
The swellest
WANT TO GET HET3
Hollywood;
CONFUSED
it's All for
i ifWyf I'D ONLY C..;2TSiS-r : --T7
! Nif DO THIS FOR. Yj&h-fTi iVi1 rSai '
' ' I 7 1
resigned from the assistant cashier--ship.
He also was In the Insurance
business while at the bank. Mr. and
Mrs, Fox have both been prominent
in social und Mauonio circles In the
neighboring city. They sold thelp
home in Union tn George Ferguson;-
WARM NIGHT
IN LA GRANDE
La Orandsrs cxpertencsd the warm
est night In many days here las
night, with the mercury going no
lower than 61 above, following a 00
above maximum for Monday. This
morning started off warm, also, with
tha reading at 7 a. m. showing 68
above with clear skies at that tune.
And Into the Red! ,
i LAST
I THE MftN fcT THE
In Demand ":
one Fbta
an ok
TOO -IMP.'
get out with'
one;, A.G ,
Your Blarney BEroa
guy in
before well,i
ALL RIGHT, cJACK,
And
good
You CAN HAVE
OLLY
The Sacrifice
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