Monday; August 13, 1934
CA GRANDE EVENING PBSER VEBLA fiRANUE. ORE.
Pagro Thre
i
(CLASSIFIED ADC
Vrn iiAUM mci o onion wallow cockiim '
(Count five avsrage wortu
- to the line.)
Par line, lt lnerti2nloo
Em lln, & eddad oonMo-
utlv Insertion ' To
Minimum cnejge on ow
order ''
RATES BY MONTH
I llnM, per month M.BO
B Unee, per tnontn m
4 Unee, per month , an
t llass, per month H.76
lull additional line orer Un
ohuged at 60o per line pet month.
FOR SALE
fall SALE OR RENT Hunter place
in Iblnnd City. House, barn, 2
ucres. J. E. Reynolds, 480 W.
8-13-t f.
FOR SALE .22 repenting rifle; like
new. Cheap. 607 M Ave. 8-13-2 tp
BY OWNER Useful Invention, pat
ented nnd on -the market. Easy
teller. What have you? ill hJulth
reason for trading. Inq. Palm Cigar
store or 1005 V Avo. 8-13-2 tp
'1 RUCK for car and trailer. Dodge
preferred, 1506 Monroe. 8-13-2 tp
OOOD MAJESTIC range, or will trade
tor good 10-ln. red fir. Ph. 619-J.
8-11-tf
AT SACRIFICE, best paying service
t.Uillon and ranch combined in
E.istern Oregon. 80 acres, 20 acres
alfalfa, equal of most 10,000.00 in
vestments for net Income. $4,000.00
cash for quick sale. Arthur G.
Greer, Boiling Point, Oregon.
' ' 8-8-6 tp.
10" SLAB WOOD, large load. Call
308 W. 7-20-1 m
8 FT. REFRIGERATED case, A-l con
dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler
Cash Store. 6-29-t f
SCRATCH PAPER for echooi or home
at the Observer. 2 pads for So.
g-14-t i.
FOR RENT
MOD. unfurn. 6-rm. house, full bnse
mont, furnace, garage, $12 mo. Close
In. Inq. 1800 U ave. 8-ll-2tp
La Grande Net Team
' Ties At Walla Walla
(Continued Hon rage One)
ore Nordstrom ond Drangn. of Seattle,
and Wayne Sabin, of Portland. Those
from La Grande now planning to at
tend ore Shrimp Reynolds, Roy Nel
son, Dud Stair and Burke Inlow.
The results of yestordny's Intercity
match follow:
Hutchinson. Walla Walla, won from
Reutcr, La Grande. 8-2, 8-8.
Baal, Walla Walla, defeated Cooper,
'La Grande. 8-0, 8-0.
' Inlow, La Grande, beat La Salle,
Walla Walla, 8-1. 8-3.
Vahl, Walla Walla, won from Reyn
olds, La Grande, 2-6, 8-3, 0-7.
Oesterling, La Grande, won from
Garfield. Walla Walla, 6-2, 7-9, 6-4.
Oesterling and Starr. La Grande,
defeated Ahearn nnd LeRoux, Walla
Walla. 6-3, 6-4.
Starr. La Grande, defeated Marquis,
Walla Walla, 0-4, 6-4.
Penroso and Raal, Walla Wnlla, bent
Inlow and Cooper, La Grande, 6-2,
6-2. ' T gjfl
MISCELLANEOUS
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, eta. Good service, reasonable
prices. O. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W.
4-20-t f.
F. R. ACTS TO
PURGE WORK
OF POLITICS
(Continued From page One)
WE BUY, bSLL; OB TRADE, Ttke Dal
lea Furn. store. A. A. Fldlor, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. i-3i-t f.
were described as holding the opin
ion that slight improvement has oc
curred in the drouth area in the last
three days.
The president authorized Williams
to dismiss immediately any federal
rullef worker who is a candidate for
office thiB year or who prefers to
participate actively In the political
campaign. Williams reported a "gen
eral difficulty" along this line in
many states. Wtlltnms said he
thought the $525,000,000 for drouth
relief probably would be sufficient
for relief needs alone. He and Sec
retary Wallace arranged a conference
for late today to draft the food pur
chase program.
The government ulso la about to
sturt a huge land-buying program so
Industrial workers can have better
and cheaper vacations. The National
Park service said today IMs im
portant phase of the plnn to retire
poor land from agriculture. It calls
for large reoreatlonal spots within
easy reach of most of the major
manufacturing cities.
Tractor Party Finds
1 Admiral Byrd Safe
(Continued Prum Page One)
balked twice before, had pushed
through, was an immense relief to
headquarters here. Deep concern had
been felt over Byrd 'a situation.
Admiral Byrd said temperatures
had reached us 'low au 80 degrees- be
low zero,. a record for the antarctic.
It waa assumed the 'tractor party
would rust for several days, possibly
lonnsr, before undertaking Uxe ardu
ous return Journey),
New Fire Breaks Out
Near City of Spokane
(Continued 'rom Page One)
British Columbia, bUII suffering
from dry, sultry weather continues
to have bad fires. Three iivon In the
Nelson area, deserted by foresters,
rage unchecked. Several other blazes
are being fought, one in the Nelway-
Salmo district balking every effort of
combatants.
Oregon fires generally had been
tucked in.
GRANTS PASS, Aug. 13 (A) Driven
out by the menace of a forest fire
sweeping through second growth tim
ber 15 families south of tiro Murphy
Provolt road stood guard by thoir
hastily-moved household goods dur
ing the night as state fire wardens
completed a trail around the four-rolle-long
blaee, '
NKWLY WB1 imOHMI)
DE LAKE. Ore., Aug. 13 WV-While
Ills bride of seven months and hun
dreds of other beach visitors looked
on, Mortimer Ljangham. about 35, of
Salem, former teller of a Portland
bank, was caught by tho undertow
and drowned here yesterday. A tug
recovered the body nearly a mile
from where Langham had been swim
ming, but efforts to revive him proved
futile.
IIHiHWAY MRKT CALLED
SALEAf, Aug. 13 ( A Joint ses
sion between the Oregon highway
oommlBsion and Lacey Morrow, direc
tor of highways In Washington, was
tentatively set for Portland next Fri
day, August, 17, It waa announced
here today by H. H. Baklock, state
highway- engineer.
KAIX .VN 8TA1KWAY FATAf.
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 13 W Mrs.
Laura Van Loo, about 38, was killed
early Sunday in a full down a flight
of Btali-a at a Southwest Portland
home.
KltKAK ACCIDENT
HUNTINGTON, Aug. 13 p John"
Mornn sought to start a stalled truck
here Saturday afternoon by pushing
from the roar with the refractory'
machine in gear. v
He succeeded so well that , it) 3
charged across the main street, be- -tween
two parked cars and-Into, a
bench, upon which Pat Cunningham,
aged more than 80 and George Ep
pinger were sitting. Cunningham, -escaped
without injury but JEpplnger -was
dragged in under the truck, until'1
it wus stopped by thelrou. fence
around the park, Bpplnger received''1
lacerations on. the scalp and severe-9
bruises.
American-designed - airplanes . ave
nrrtvlmr tfi. Vw Ihn ninth nnmtlnr nn
many European ale llnea because- of '
tneir apeeu. . ,. ,
WANTED
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY
Several choice openings in country
- and towns lor reliable men or wo
men. No capital or experience re
quired. Write MR. THOMAS, Supt.,
42S Third St., Oakland, California.
8-13-1 tp
MAN WITH CAR needed Immediately
to fill vacancy local grocery route.
Must be satisfied to make up to
37.50 first week. Permanent. Write
Albert Mills, 6560 Monmouth, Cin
cinnati, O. 8-13-1 tp
LOST
SMALL, BLACK "overnight bag lw
tween Baker and Wallowa Lake.
Write Dr. H. J. Horton, Baker. Re
ward. 8-13-2 tp
Nelson and Reynolds. La Grande,
won from Rlggsby and Vahl, Walla
Walla, 6-4, 9-7.
Le Roux, Walla Walla, defeated Nel
son, La Grande, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.
Schilling
Wunqarian
Paprika jgg.
,$$ Rich red.
Dei cae flavor.
J
ASTROLOGER
Mrs. Frederick Bnlmea
203 N Ave. - Readings Daily
I-lee trie Kug Washing Service '
Hamilton Beach Process. Bugs
washed in your home. Original
beauty restored. For prompt,
pleasing service, call 131-W.
W. II. Parkinson
1208 First St.
A Complete.
Printing Service
Quality Counts
NELSON ST
OUT OUR WAY y" By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES ' ' ' Up Until Now---
fc.'W SAY WORRY WART, TASTE IT, c - (fWZTl I'D WORN IT, FER TEH A -. THE. THIEF COULP HAVE; V
VOU TAKE THIS PlRST YOU . Y 1 fc tw YEARSJ I HADN'T MORE' N if STOLEN MY BABY OUST I : ;
Kf' PJQHT BACK AM' fir KNOW, I HAD v of tuqned my hem) and VT J V AS EASILY 3 THE i-V.LK ' " '
' g I "TELL TH' GROCERMAN f IT IN THE I J MYSTERIOUS HAD WSfWPEAPED-UDSlM' BOTTL --r . :,
THAT 1 SENT FER WASGIN WITH .' t .C. THEFTS HAS THAT HAT WAS UKE. LOSIU'AM " X ,
? GRAHAM CRACKERS, TH' KABV. . f, THE CITIZENS , OLD TREND -f0 !
NOT f or . "X v' ' ' ''" j
sS Sn fasSfn ll
?y tZZl.S-i' J 't -'g;-- fH3c when I vep.thc 7 wes our tws cMic.wivtftJiNT clem horan7!--
' A C? Niw J'- THE CONSTABLE'S CONSTABLE S Y GUM-SHOENC, I NUTHW,'LONGSDE. ia76,YNARNIT BORM 1
i IXWsmA "r3 X.'' - BADGE NA SHY A BADGE ) IN A FALSE THE YE AR THAT CLEM iTtLL THE NEXT
i rPljl rv jfiSY ' f.y:l SNITCHED, AND TIC AND TVir.0ALy( BEAER,TO. H0UAN WAS BORN, SUMMm ;
W X!mm iy& ?X VL : KEYS TO THE OWL tYS GET THE.THIEf) WHEN THE 0AME5V ( VELUM' YA!
fs- tWMm V'.M1 Q . I --Vl WEPE TAKEN. A BOYS RAIDED THE
SCORCHY SMITH 'TTM11 ' ; - : Almost Twins-"..
f ' Ic'mom scoRcHY--KWrver. haven't eor I -this picture wa tain. downs the Spanish-American war - pad worb a tMiTAtHSrW SWEtL,' -wtr. MAKStm
' Tl MJAHTH) KNOW I IT WOBKEP ODT foH VlVSeuP. -V0VIR BAP AMD UNCI.E. lOOKED. ALIKE THEN - 80r DOES VOOR OWCtE UNfcl BRAD VOKfVr,- 9 ,7lls SBT-UC P6RF8CT . .
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
The' Alarm!
URS0IN5 FLTOHER, SCORCHY AND
ann treiung flmd hlm unconsci00s
aion6 the road beside his wrecked
car.-. takin& him to a hospital,'
they learn his injuries areny
Serioos... Fletcher refuses To answer
scorchy's QUESTIONS. ;'
BACK AT THE RANCH, AMN SHOWS
ScoRcHY A Picture of her Father and
uncle, vwrto look' Alike,..- 5corchy
COKIC6IMES A Pi AN To SOLVE THE MORPER
OF ANN'S FATHER ...
JOE PALOOKA
His Own Idea
7
BOY, I EXPECTED
TROUBLE OVER
TH' WEEK END .
TLL SURE FEEL.
BETTER WHEN TH'
BROADWAY SQUAD
ARRIVES THIS WEEK.
y
PLEASE HAVE NO
FEAR, KNOBBY L
THERE WILL BE .
NO MORE TROUBLE.'
r-, wt MAVt i hc
SITUATION
COVERED J
THOROUGHLY. I '
17
1 I'M SURE, I WAVE
tU KNOW. GUStAVE.
T AM ,! IRP MACTTINI'S DETAILED REPORTS
MANAGER, MSQUFFY.J FROM OUR SECRET
IS AT "THE BOTTOM S POLICE. MGUFFY
OF ALL -THIS I'D I WAS SEEN ENTERING
SWEAR HE'S HAND A SUSPECTED FLAT
IN CI TOE WITH (Cn-.-n A WEfcK. AttU'.
IHfa I CKKvJKIa I rt-lsMTOnr.
PARTY. WtWjrS
THEN LET US,)! NO NO.' 1 HAVE OTHER
ARREST HIM f' JDEAS l CJOTWISH ,
HE IS GIVING
MY FRIENDS
TROUBLE
I SHALL
PUNISH HIM .
J
TROUBLE V OF THE OPPOSI I ION L , uud i wc, ;
You MOST HAVE BttN rJoTlcius WMEOiJ BROADWAY SQUAD l SITUATION SWEAR HE'S HAND A SUSPECTED FLAT J I SHALL PARTY WIMV-tM j T
SEEING TMINCS. FPECKLES.. EVEN NOTICE U5. COME on, adbici tjk uwbcri crDcr-, J L 1M r,l reF WITH A WEEK AjQOl V. PUNISH HIM . hfranl OUT Iy -?
a rrt-n im ii nL t -fitc WDYS ic i 3 uc I uf..' a x i I v ; , i i . w in.r'v s ti . r-. i ,y ,- l r, , iv, v .... .ri i '.' v.Ss i v.- )(. -v.-i c v r-ri 1 IZ MX
v-l - . J QLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff jpawfti ' . '
r 8 ' . am . ... .,v, Tm f o-o-owZ-iHEBEte a-plane TT.Y,Ne 1 W SAV - isn't twat a giqlT 7& rpQMCGSs A If I'M Posrrjyi rfs ougM
J TV-V ' trllNF' LOW-1 WONDEP IF IT COULD SB TED J WAVING To US fQOM TWAT CLEARING. 5 COME GACV WEGE 7Js I te0 " LOOK' JM
Sch "cZr' ueY cZie .S ; - 'I" '-v:I 13 me - I'll sneak 1 iwn low, ted, and let i CoM r X woman is Jpiy
UP .? J' , .V- 4f, ' OUT OF TWlS WINDOW, AND WAVE ME GET A GOOD LOOK AT HEnj WIS INSTANTAf C DRAQQIN' HE Vn.
! " 1.
, - : -j THE DILLYS The Big Catch on the Flying Trapeze
f ANIMALS STAY AWAV V UsrJ Cu7kusT T K ?A IB) 9 EAT E2E STILL THINKS TI p JTIV 1711 0 71 C II I A)Alu rl ' 1 1 P
FPOM HUMANS A& MUCH : SMELL. SMOkE ) lV 1515 15 A NEW aOWN PARTNER. J f til L-. '" A!-, .' njj' , OFF.
' ' .. . - "t
i
TO CONFUSE THE BLAME
L WISH TO RID MYSELF
OF THE OPPOSITION
PARTY WIPE THEM
OUT f
THIS WILL BE GOOD REASON J
VERY
WELL.
AND I SHA.LL- NO I D
,..wr-n r.y TI ICD V lr .
COUNTRIES- ALTHOUGHJf YOUR IDEA '
THEIR CRITICISM . -
1 3. ALWAYS
EXCELLENT ,
!.-Ah
.T