La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 31, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. CLASSIFIED AD VISU MAiiiBT FLACI Of ONION WALLOWA COTOTM" (Count Ilva average word to the lint.) RATI8 BT MOMTH 1 lines, per month . Par une, ut liueruon .10 6 Unee, per uontn . line, per. month . 6 Un.ee, per month . Per lln. each added oodmo- -M.00 utlre InMrtloo Minimum cbug on .on . order Baoli addltloni- line over rlyi ohii-ged t (oo per line per Bunth. FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS 1MPBOVED Yellow Bantam corn tor canning. J. F. Swlnbeck. 7-31-3 tp. ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Ealmos, 203 N Ave. Headings Dally. 4-30-lm Tuesday, July 31, 19.14 . Pairc Five I nr Mm ni i v y ti TTTjn; m tttti MTmrn a rn T "mo I , ' f C300D C5AWSH, ICK WHV V AH WISH YO ALL WOULD . V ( WHEW ZOVJlE! I NHfT Y THIPTY W "esJN ' faWZS. ASK THE MAnV " Te!i BS ?E"'r 1 ICLST oJ I. look wkps ' a b-4 gEWptyMoust- fc , i. 1 MULE? VUHVE WEWT AN" KY NEBBER WAS NO V.--'V r (QiOa ? ''SsTST 'H-r W 25 WHITE Flemish doe rabbits for meut or breeding. Will deliver. Ph. Farmers 11X. 7-31-2 t. CANNING BEANS J. W. Dixon, Wat bO!l Et. 7-30-2 tp FOR SALE OR TRADE tMy homo In Island City. Mrs. Fred H. Kiddle. 7-30-2 tp PUItEBHED small type Poland China bear, lu mos. old, or trade for two 100-lu. pigs. Gene Becker, Farm. 183. 7-30-2 t A-l WINONA wagon. 3 Vi". will take good young cow as part payment. Phone 204 W. 7-30-3 t. FOR BALE Pickling cucumbers, can ning beans, o. C. FleBhman, Farm ers 45. 7-30-2 tp 10" SLAB WOOD, largo load. Call 300 W. 7-20-1 m HOUSE ON OAK St., valued yrs. ago ut $5,000. Will take $1,250; terms. Or will trade for good tim ber land If near La araude. Smith at Fox Farm. 7-19-11 tp 8 FT. REFRIGERATED case, A-l con dition. Also, soda fountain. Imbler Cash Store. 8-29-t f SCRATCH PAPER lor school or horoe at the Observer. 3 pads, for 6o. Q-14.-I I. FINAL MONEY " ON ACRE CUT, PLAN IS DUE (Continued Prom Page One) for a thi-oe yenr term, three more puymenta will toe , made , under the urent contract. Farmers were paid on n .basis of 30. cento a bushel minus local and fctlerul administration charges, Tho Unit checks, amounting; to about 11G.0Q0, were received this spring nxid . represented 20 cents of the amount. Th-a final checks represent about 64 cents per bushel due on the: 1934 contracts with the govern ment, with total administration ex penFt-i running about 314 cents pr bushel. 35. ROYS IN , CATHERINE CREEK CAMP (Continued ttom Pnge On) 4) nt night with games and athletic competition. All are . healthy, welt ond In high spirits, it Is Bald. J. W. Baxter is the moral officer and has charge of the camp fire at night. Thursday and Friday the boys will leave for a hike up Catherine creek to Diamond and Tombstone lakes. D. B. Stoddard, McNulty, Steven- FRECKLES AND HIS A Visitor! r ' TZT f r- " n WE'RE GOING I NOPE ! TOO TIRED Y AFTEFJ BEAR, I DID MY MlklUG y x COSH NUTTY... ARENT ) YESTERDAY... I'LL , '-' WHAT WAS ) You COMING J STICK AROUND . - .'V "THAT? , ALONG? AS CAMP! M:9. X. '' . . r. SOUNDS LIKE THE RATTLE ff OF PANS.. IT CAN'T BE ft FRECKLES OR CHARLIE .. njPVDP W!J I. IIP OKI 7V C WEST FORK TRAIL. S CI r 1 , f HEY, FRECKLES ..WHEREVER 2-'" ' YOU ARE, GIVE M LOOK- OLD fijJuj NUTTY , BR'MG -'EM-BACK-ALIVE COOK.... K Ea ' SS THAT'S MB!! f- PONT FORGET, Vr"F EVERY CUB . . t-y- U jj. HAS A MOTHER, ;''!l'tiU' VfTr' ! V '':. AND EVERY ;.:;,i:'fli'; . mother has S - y. I V A DISPOSITION stQUrHfefrS X ftfatft .IF SHE'S A CR,22LY. fJ-r-Ty MJ MOTHER ! . ?A JtMM' JUL n . vyu" him irrmni im r i: "N WE WILL CLEAN OP your ashes, pa pers, eto. Good service, reasonable prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 465 W. ,. 4-20-t f. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store., A. A. Fldltr, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t t WANTED WANTED Old cows for fox feed. Ph Farm. 152. 7-31-2 tp, CHILDREN to care for by young lady, nlgbt or day. Call at 2503 North Ash St. 7-31-1 tp FOR RENT FOR RENT pmall, mod. house. Inq. 704 L Ave. 7-3i-3 t. son and. Woodrow Dnmerell will take charge of the boys going as far as these Jakes, while Gilbert Stein, Arthur Steffen, and Carl Johnson will have charge of the ones that do not care to go so far. Stein and Steffen are doing fine as cooks for the boys. Damcrell Is the Ufesaver while John son is the bookkeeper and candy, sell er. . IT 8KBMS O..B WAS TAKIMl NO CIIANCKH ST. PAUL td'j For the season's prize pitching performance, Minneso ta's small town amateur ball teams olfer the accomplishment of Ole Bart ncss. Bartness. who pitches for Elbow Lake, hurled a perfect game against Hoffman, winning 50 to 0! Pitching to 27 batters, he gavo no hits and Issued no bases on balls. DICKY HOYS OV SAM It MOLI NeW YORK OP) The Yankees re turned from an exhibition Jaunt to Norfolk, Va., much Impressed by the catching of that Piedmont league club's young receiver, who happens to be "Skeets" Dickey. Skeets Is a young er brother, 19, of the Yank backstop. Bill. lIARVAItD DASKll.U.L TOl'K TO MAKL OUIDDKltS LATE BOSTON vn With the Harvard university baseball squad of 10 ath letes on Its Japanese tour are five prospective backfielders for next fall's Crimson eleven. As the baseballers "wtll" not return in-time-to don grid togs beforenext Oct. 1 the grid hopefuls Adzlgian, Bllodeau, Gibbs, Owen and Prouty will miss out on two weeks of early practice. That the Harvard diamond squad Is truly representative of the "melting pot" nature of the country is seen in the roster which contains, besides those mentioned: Bragglottl, Lincoln, Loughlin, Magulre, deGlve, Fltzpat rick. Nevln, Woodruff and Ware. FRIENDS by Blosser WHY. YOU LITTLE RASCAL I MIGHTA KNOWN THAT, IF T. LEFT THE LID OFF THE HONEY CAN. SOME CURIOUS JB WOULD VIST P P 'fX XwOW DO WE GET ' .". HE tfclCT CLASS.. V We:-tfJJ " wM'iF'RST!"7f TO THE OLD MOTiEWS . .THE PEOPLE. II. EH ,. JOE PALOOKA ' ; : ' . ; - The: Sous-Good! I I k, OH IT'S A A I T31-11! VvONf SAY "S3 TdoNtXF BES' S flF OU-LlAI I " " j Sin WAS PLEASURE, V DON'T TELL. Sl NCJTHIN'.'IT CERTNV Y ; VXANT SOUP, ITSOUP AH U PARDON ME, ' 1. ! riEALLV VOUR 'l 6USTAVE 5fv; SEEMS FUNNV THAT . SMOKEV. It EVftW P ITS VERY VJ ; HEW1MS SAtKE . li MAGNANIMOUS! MAJESTIC.) THAT l! I , A KING HASTA ' EAT A MADE, V GOOD FOR OU H' I VKB UATSCTiril (?) I OFVOU-TO , I THINK WAS HERE.," AST WHERE DOUBLE MISTAhJ SOUP IS. 1 V. . YER MAJEST1CK, WnAWARET HAVE ME VODSE ARE ' WILL VOL). JL!- K HE KIN CO, 5TEAK. yiTJOHlf, WOULD SUGGEST " fjV WH WRONG? THAT ; to LUNCH. k LOTSAPUN. HE MIGHT gE I ) b.V THOUGH . ' 1 DON'T UKE j"S?-, ' rtXJ EAT IT-IT M K-T V if iSMpiS sM:M SCORCHY SMITH ' TMIS' On The Quiet IAND F(.nCI61S BLACKMtk OUTFITi5,l WHO IV THI'N -BBWO'i OUTFIT l$ TH' 86 DIAMOND ' -VIVO DON'T THINK HAVE NO OPlNIOMi AT AIL, UiiSN HeR8-TMAT OaBA POUJl.6. I DoM'tNI Moi?T6A6ep To -me milt? a aaah r" bra&:.' wnefiej iw -m' next count : wmsn he hit Texas Fi.CTtnc-f? cr bra&. hapY v&t 1m only OA-meRiNoJ- f keep qubt uat ' want any word out that l 1 NAMED BRAfct HOLW TrtEM'TT v, I P06$ HE LIME ? THREE YEARS A0, H6 DIDN'T MAuE A AMVTHIM1 Tb DO UIITH TH' S& FACTS IN THIS CASE -jT . J JIST TBuD YoO-J . I'M INVESTI&ATIN& THE . B (p j- QMATT EBAW,.) V yj pqjj p,ME .' TODAY . HES owe Of TH' BlS6Ef ftMURDEff DO' YOU ? fcPfJJ 1 IT" " MURDER Of JOHN TKlLIN&-j V fottfc V VH6 DO? r".,ARANCHePS INTH'STATe HE MUSTA' 66T OMI!lSrWfwS V .4-" l ! : rat -iw I? iiii .... i -an m mr-rmm rim w i OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff - This Time Pete Gets Some News! eca&Wl f$ great scoty, fM -Pens- Quick- I Kirf2GZ'S II extgas - I I . pV "1Wf- 5t" WS 11 wwatS twb If Send taSSal YT ' Q conv,ctS- Jgj JG l"OL. t- M MATTEC WITW felALAQM-OLLYfe GONE OL HEP. It) AN PlCTUCE I W I's PS 0 t6' m vSSrS UP-'P. 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