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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1934)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pa Seven OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THE NEWPANGLES ,' Talk of the Town! CLASSIFIED ADS 'iHI MAKUT TLACa OW VNIOS WALLOW A COUNTIM- ' OUST IMAGINE1. THE THIEF MUST HAVE WATCHCO MV EVERY MOVEMENT AND SNEAKED INTO THE HOUSE WHILE WAS OVER TO THE GROCERS- (Ooont five ftvange word to the line.) HATK8 BY MOHTB INCE. MRS. VAN SVvMKTON HEAVENS ONLY KNOWS HOW MANY OTHER t Unea, par montn B line, per month . 4 llnea, per month 6 llnea, per monta THINGS HE TOOK-MY MAID IS CHECKING UP- Per Una, lnt Insertion- MraSt-D THE. PICTURE OF HER DEAR DEPARTED MAJOR, SHE HAS BEEN FRIGHTFULLY UPSET ABOUT THE LOCAL CRIME WAVE. VM SENDING FOR APRWATE DETECTIVE. 1 : Per lln, eacn added oohmc- utlTB Uuertlon fa Ulnlmum cnarge on on v order Kacn additional Una otoi flye ohuged at SOo per Una par month. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Now Improved Baldwin built upright piano, walnut finish, now 247.50. Terms. Radio & Music Supply Co. . Ph. Main 805. 8-18-6 t. WE WILL CLEAN DP your ashes, pa pers, eto. Good service, reasonable prices, O. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W. 4-20-t f. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADR. The Dul PEARS at FVank Woods. Opposite City Park. 8-10-2 tp les Furn. -store. A. A. Pldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. . l-3l-t f. Thursday, August 16, 1934 lljj 1 "5Q 5ET 'IM FER DINNER- Vf ARE VOU 6ETTIKJQ FLIP - ,' I (SO FIMD MM FER SUPPER- WITH ME, VOUNG LADY ? iui iiu hmi 11.111 tl illllH jfjt'l IT'S TIME FER HIS VIOLIN) VOU'LL HAVE BIG EARS, O i l PRACTICE-GO FIND MM.' , FROM A BOXING, TOO, M I tfrfft IT'-S BEDTIME-GO FIMD'lM.' Jk IF VOU AREN'T CftBEFUl,, I I 1 11 1 m GOLLY, l NEVER HAVE NO Jl!K MlSS FLIP. i i I I I TO TIME TO MVSELF VOU ftV, MXlM T TlmWmT Wi N ALWAYS TELL A GIRL. Affl I jjtf&VI ' , PH III 1 1 111! H 1 11 l' WHO HAS A BROTHER Ptl lPW &l,Ve,lM l! F SHSOT SUCH BIG FBETy-W -1 M ; m4M-. Jl ' . "av r M. T M2.50 REFRIGERATOR, holds 80 lbs., three front doors, exceptionally tight, flno oak finish. Good as new. 12.00. Call 432 W. 8-16-2 t. WHEAT, OATS and barley for sale by a fanner at farmer's price. Grinding $1.00 per ton cash or toll, bring It cached or bulk, take it homj socked or bulk. For sale or trado for grain 1-14 Inch walking plow. 1-4 horse blade weeder. Arthur Hamann, Is land City. Phone 490 J. 8-16-2 tp COLORED FRYERS, fat hens, wild plums, pears, apples. 1325 V Ave. 8-15-3 tp 8TUDE8AKER sedan. thoroughly overhauled, splendid condition, -drlvca only 24.000 miles. Will sell cheap. Thompson's Wrecking House. 1014 Adams Ave. . 8-16-3 tp SACRIFIOINQ 600 acres of timber land and cabin, 3 miles from Ka mola on new forest service road. $1,000. Guy A. Norden, Knm?la. Ore. 8-14-3 tp 4 SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies. CnU f 360 R. 8-14-3 tp. 10" SLAB WOOD, large load. Call 366 W. 7-20-1 m 8 FT. REFRIGERATED case, A-l con dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler Cosh Store. 6-20-t f SCRATCH PAPER for school or haras at the Observer. 2 pads for 5o. 0-14-t i. JOHN F. YOUNG PASSES AWAY IN MULTNOMAH John P. Young, of Multnomah, Ore., father of Howard Young, of the C baerver stnf f, passed away at his home early yesterday. He had been 111 for some time. Funeral services will be held to morrow, Friday at the Portland crematorium. , PLAYLE-SNYDER LICENSE ISSUED i Charles Plnyle and Mrs. Grace Sny ; tier, both of La Grande, were granted a license to wed yesterday at the of fice of tho county clerk. ASTROLOGER Mrs. Frederick Balmes 203 N Ave. - Readings Dally WANTED WANTED Woodcutters, 1803 Green wood. 8-14-3 tp FOR TRADE V ACRE highly Improved, auburbian tract with 4 room modem home bordering city limita on good ma cadam street. Will trade lor small modern homo on south etde of track. Williamson & Berry. ' 8-14-3 t. Favor More Teith In Recovery Plan CHICAGO, Aug. 16 (P).. More teeth In the AAA was seen by farm bureau leaders from 11 states as the way to recovery. Pledging wholehearted approval of the agricultural adjustment act, the group yesterday urged that the secre tary of agriculture be given control over speculation, over direct livestock buying, and further control over pro ccssora. . But the government's development of new farm lands while Its crop re duction program la under way was branded as "Inconsistent. WASH OUT 15 MILES OF Win Back Pep . . . Vigor . . . Vitalit; JOE PAL00KA Medical authorities acre that year kid ocys contain 15 MILES of tiny tubes oi (liters which help to purify the blood ant keep you healthy. If you hove trouble with too freauen bl udder ptusnncs with sranty amount caun inn burning nnd discomfort, the IS M11E1 af kidney tubes need washing oat. This dan uer si until mny be the beinniiiK of naRKim backache, lctf pntns, loss of jep and vitality getting up niitlits. lumbago, Bwr.llen fee' and ankles, rheumatic pains and dizziness If kidneys don't empty iJ pints every tin and get rid of 4 pounds of wnttte matter rour body will take up theie pbUiKin cftusini eriouri trouble. It may knock you out ant lay you up for many months. Don't wait Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PILLS . . & doctor's prescription . . . which has beei ased successfully by millions of kidney suf ferers for over 40 years. They give ijuicl rrlicf nnd will help to wash out the 11 MILES of kidney tubes. But don't take chances with strong drugr sr so-called "kidney cures" that claim to fii you up in 15 minutes, for they may serious!) injure and Irritate delicate tissues. Insis 3D DOAN'S PILLS ... the old reliable re lief that contain no "dope" or habit-forminf irugs. Be sure you get DOAN'S PILL it your druggist, 1934, Fostcr-Milburn Co FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Life or Death! ITT . m ' i u"".vr" -rr- IP IS34 Bt H N- Us - Jr - wkwoi,' ,-r.fy Kit's Kyf ,7 NEA SCHVtCC. INC. BORM THIRTY VF'iRS TOO SOON 1 WAS TALKING TO HER NOT FIVE MINUTES AGO -THE THIEF TOOK SO MANY THINGS, MRS. VAN SWANKTON V5 GETTING A PERSONAL GUARD FROM THE CVTY r 7 THE THIEVES SIMPLY RANSACKED MRS. VAN SWANKTON'S HOUSES' SHE'S IMPORTING A WHOLE REGIMENT OF DETECTIVES TO GUARD HER-VM PETRIFIED SiSU -ZZZK. SCORCHY SMITH (Trdenw RcgUtercd) " Patent Offir In The Patio, 4CORCHY 5MITW, WHOM I MEMT10N6D IM "THE H6CUO, SMITH. YOU'RE WORKING- ON -THIS CA6.Et ? NV DEFINITE IEAI5 V t i-ha A. i:, All HUM t u.w W2&? A ffi II I plenty, let's get out lb THE RANCH, FtFW. I'LL EVPLAJM WKV WE S6HT FbC Yo TMere SREAT ! THK PLACE K LIKE f h BAKE 0V6M- -J VLErtCo.' I6 I'LL ' PUT YOU two W THE PATIO wrrvl ANY MICE, IC6DDglNkS. Vol) Coot SPOTS W0MT NOTICE THE Of THE PAKCH,rv HEAT THERE - rl II " vou wamt me TO GROW A HEAVY OoHN'J WHY? HP r HERE'S THE SET-UP. WITH A HEAVY ArtUSTACHS LIKE JOHN TRELLIN&'S, YOU U LOOK EXACTLY LI KB HIM, SROIN one, WEAR Hl4 CLOTHE4 - PLAY THE PART OF JOHN TRELLIMjr fOR A FEW PAYS. IT'S VITAL To HAY . PLANS TOR THE SOLUTIOH OF THIS MUPPER Vain Hope HIGHLIGHTS IN THE DAVS FIGHT NEWS' THREE OF" NEW YORK'S CRACK DETECTIVES ARRIVED IN SCHNECKEN TODY TO GUARD JOE PALOOKA UNTIL HIS FIGHT WITH MARTINI. COMMISSIONER BILL GREEN OF THE N.Y. STAXE BOXING COMMISSION SAYS PALOOKA IS NOT IN CONDITION, AND FURTHER MORE, EVEN IF PALOOKAj SH6OL0J" WIN, HE WILL. NOT BE. RECOGNIZED AS CHAMPION BY THE N.V. COMMISH AS THE BOUT WAS NOT SANCTIONED BY IT. HOWEVER IT IS PROBABLE THAT GREEN WILL BE OVER RULED BY THE OTHER TWO MEMBERS. THE N.B.A. TODAM- NOTIFIED THE PRESS THAT IT SANCTIONS THE RMJ0OKA MARTINI CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT. VT IS ESTIMATED THAT 150,000 SPECTATORS FROM ALL PARTS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA WILL SEE THE CONTEST . )tf, , , n. V- Q- I fa, " WHAT'S THE MATTER , ' W-WHY MGUFFY? YA JUMP J NOTHIN'. HOW'S EVERY TIME A GUY f TIN! WORKIN' TAI -rv-. WA. J. . TTJt. HrDMINJ' 'J P -J A nrr WELL, HE TEARS IN AN' TRIES T'RUIN HIS SPARRIN' PARTNERS HE'S NERVOUS A-3 HECK . J D'YA THINK "" CRYIN' OUT LOUD MIGOSH- HOW'LL HB RF ABLP . T'PinuTr-' '7' 1-V 1 Ljtr r-iKiT- iKirx, NOTHIN'. HE'S JUST TRAINED FINE . (7A.RIN1' Ttr-l UC'l I MOtDER PALOOKA WIH IT W OVER AN' 1 WAS BACK IN THE. U.S.A. BE SURE TO KEEP THE HOLLOW WEEDS HIGH ENOUGH OUT OF THE WATER SO THAT YOU WON'T BREATHE WATCI? IWTn vni id LUNGS ' BETTER SUBMERGE, BOYS ...AND GOOD LUCK HAPPY LAKIDINCS, NUTTY.JAND DONT WALK UNDER ANY LADDERS 1 1 i UNDER ANY . ft' $of KILT THREE HOLLOW WEEDS PRO TRUDING FROM THE WATER,.,. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN! LIFE AMD ALMOST CERTAIN DEATH iVuEAN . WHILE, BATEESE, THE MAM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RACING FIRE, GLOATS OVER HIS MISDEED..,. First I see them near THE RIVER ...THEN THE FIRE COMES, AMD NOW I DONT SEE THEM. ..THAT IS AS IT SHOULD BE... ME MINUS "THEM HAW' ': I ..J y OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff If WE'VE GOTTaV. m What Are The Odds OH, IT iS TED AND nmmY ano Pet they've cdme e SSrAK) MPW AT -ttJPNA I OF YOU HAD LOOK AFTETB, NOW. MEN. - AT -lWEfvll 1 1 mtr - - - - - ,v v. . . IJ Ji M "FIGHT "FOP IT,' VOVte OF YOO HADfi m TELLAS K. -tTTEW L.CVOK MFT6.W. lto get me ' rn YES mr m u TWAr s teulow, j - WELL W fj ' J $3 LOOKS OANGET30USi HIS IS -iftm ALL. A t-& I- I I firm - rv I' Ill 1 MX NOWA DIANA DANE (Trademark BeplateTWl) n B Patent Offlw Overhead Expense how do vou)-&5U L.KE MY mfri AUVERTi: !GI THE. RED .vr playees. BARNVAKD rv MM-M-M,' PI2ETTV NEAT, VI f. VI "1 Irr- jmmm Jyi've Already SCGor SIX OF THE JT'GlRLS COVERING! TUB VILLAGE AND HIGHWAY, Y (Phone.) V," s fTHAT ADVEtCi iSiNG l CAMPA'GN IS THAT IT WON' T COS I ME A CtNl ,' : TMiI Sll I 3inAD.,THE CONSTABLE'S kTwiJ GOT All G'RLS i rk'H JAIL VOu T THE DILLYS Everybody Surprised! VUH KMOW I'M I X s ( BEWNNIN'TD BE W NO ONE REAUZFD ( ISN'T V 'GLAD I WENT ( VOU HAD A TRIPLE I HE ? UP ON THAT V V S0tSAULT IN X . HAND--V FLVIN' TRAPEZE (jJJC1!, Yl' 7- S0ME -n. r.-. --..- YOU'RE TO ARHN'T YOU V BE THE I THaiLLED WHAT REGULAR. J jceyjiAT? ( AjSiwrt A r'r'1''l'.'.,,-':iia ",L - " .V-Miar
