La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1934, Image 3

Monday, August 20, 193 1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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to the Una.)
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RATKS BT MONTH
Per Une, eaob added oono-
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Wimmum charge on on
order
f lines, per month ,
8 line, per month .
4 Une, per montn .
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charged at 600 per Une per Month.
Storm Causes Crop
Loss in Provinces
FOR SALE ':
EAC1LE VALLEY PEACHES KlbulUia
2c lb., Hales 2'2c lb. At Orchard.
A. R. Burford, 2 ml. No. Newbridge.
8-20-8 tp.
SOW WITH little pigs. Inq. Paul
Zaugg. P. 167. 8-20-2 tp.
40 FEEDER PIOS. Lee Rayburn, 1 blk.
west of hospital. 8-20-3 t.
ROASTING EARS and canning corn
ut John Dahlstrom's. Ph. 293 M.
8-20-2 tp.
I'lCKLlNO peaches, 50c apple box;
bring box. 807 Perm. 8-I8-2t
PEARS Monroe Orchards. Ph. Farm.
213. 8-17-t f.
AUTOMATIC Meyers electrlo bouw-
hold water pump. E. E. Cond, Cove.
8-17-3 tp.
NOTICE Now Improved Baldwin
built upright piano, walnut finish,
now $247.50. Terms. Radio & Music
Supply Co. Ph. Main 805.
8-10-6 t.
8 FI REFRIGERATED case. A-l con
dition. Also soda fountain. Imbler
Cosh Store. 6-20-t f
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at the Observer, a pads for Bo.
8-14-1 i.
Begin Last Week Of
Boys' Camp At Lake
(Continued From Pago One)
coim Shepherd, Billy Batley. Junior
Ashby, Billy Goss. Sammy shorb and
Iwell Winters. Several boys went to
the lake for the last weik of camp,
Including Charles Brooka, Paul Beck.
Billy Fredericks, Jerry Neal and Da
vid Leonard.
The Pee Wees who received recog
nition for good camping for the first
week were Dick Johnson, Bob Sw:l
berg. Earl Carter. Bruce Rutherford,
Richard Haun. Malcolm Shepherd.
Billy Goss, Sammy Shorb and Lowell
Winters.
A number of the parents of boys
In camp Sunday visited the lake
cjimp. which Is directed by Harvey
Carter.
On a trip to Ice lake. Dnn Blugs
had the misfortune to run a fteli
hook into his finger, necessitating a
trip to Joseph. The doctor did a pain
less operation and the patient is do
ing well.
Fred Gelirlug and Wooclrow Dam
ercll proved to be the best fishermen
of the group who went to Aneroid
lake. The two caught the limit of
nice trout, all of which the hilars
To relieve
K7 -w e m z
Ifi-JJ Itching
Vf . ? and 3ve skin comfort
Fs nurses use ,
3 J. lit A
MISCELLANEOUS
RUBBISH, gurbagv, otc. picked up.
Prompt service, reasonable prices.
J. B. Garrett, phone 142 R.
8-17-t t.
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, eto. Good service, reasonable
prices. Q. E. .Towery, Ph. 465 W.
4-20-t f.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
les Furn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. 1-81-t 1.
WANTED
WANTED Single or married man to
milk 20 cows. General farm work.
House furnished. State wagea ex
pected; your qualifications and ref
erences first letter. Box O. Imbler.
8-20-1 tp
WANTED TO RENT By Sept. 1 6
rm. mod. lurn. or partly furn.
house. Call 493 W. 8-20-2 tp.
LOST
WILL person who found lady's bath
ing suit nt Crystal Plunge Thurs.
p. m. call 408-W and receive reward.
8-18-2tp
cooked and ate on the spot.
Harry Dawson plans to take the
older boys on a trip covering- the fol
lowing lakes: Horseshoe, Douglas,
Mocassin, Mirror, Prospect, CHaclor,
Green and Frazier. The trip will take
four days. The boB will also have
an opportunity to climb Eagle Cap,
one of the highest peaks in Eastern
Oregon.
TAKE
It may be a
touch of
SPRING
HAY FEVER!
Called Rose Fever sometimes
caused by irritating pollen of
grasses and trees. Eyes itch and
smart, nose waters, you feel "low."
Check the misery in thirty min
utes with a dose of Dr. Piatt's
Riuex Prescription, or money back.
No narcotics or habit-forming1 drugs
a doctor's prescription, in cap
sules, that has given relief to
thousands. At good druggists, $1.00.
Or-CAUTION: Sold In
tfltht-sealed, cUsa bnttlei. Re-
lemit to aub.mut.. iXiiwurun.
Get It nt Moon Drug Co., or Glass
Drucs, Inc. Adv.
Plnejg
AVivuttiputi.
ASTROLOGER
Mrs. Frederick Bnlmes
203 N Ave. - Readings Dally
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Now, What?
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"THANK HEAVENIHE
FIRE WAS DIED! I
COULDN'T HAVE
HELD OUT MUCH
LONGER J
IT'S OKAY,
NOW,
FRECKLES
HOW DO
YOU FEEL
2
IT'S PRETTY HARD TO GET
ENOUGH AIR THROUGH A SLENDER
HOLLOW WEED! MY LUNGS WERE
ABOUT "TO BURST, AMD 1 HAD
ALL I COULD DO To KEEP
FROM BEING SWEPT AWAY
BY "THE CURRENT
It
mm.
WHAT ARE WE DOIN!
SITTING HERE CABBING, AND
POOR NUTTY STILL DOWN
j-.. -r ,(
LITTLE MORE THAN , ,h U
A SODA STRAW?
W
in
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f YOU,E
WINNIPEG-, Aug. 30 (ff) Normal
conditions gradually returned today
to the prairie provinces, hall-battered
after one of the maddest storms to
ijake the grain belt in many a season.
Smashed communication lines, ma
rooned communities and the wreck
ago of buildings dotted Southern
Saskatchewan. Crops and gardens
were slashed by a driving1 hail storm
that brought the loss from .this
source to Western Canada this year
to more than $4,000,000.
SURE ! WE WERE RIGHT BEHIND THAT K
BIG CUE... IT WAS PRETTr" STLL WHERE j I'M AFRAID I
V.'E WERE BUT, TWO FEET AWAY THE CA' -T, FRECKLES...
Cl'RRSNT VAS TERR'FIC ! TAD HM S HE S COnE
C-J THE SHOULDES
vr
. a;jd tell him
come jp for
An automobile dealer In Bombay,
India, recently purchased a stream
line automobile trom the Prince ol
Wales.
TODAY BRIEF, IN AND
OREGON
AROUND
AS CHRONICLED UT THE DAILY LEASED WIRB
OF TUB ASSOCIATED I'HFSfl
COMMITS si'U'HU: clerk oX Mulheur county and the first
SALEM, Aug 20 W William H. mayor of Ontario, who died Friday
Densmore, about 60. died yesterday In from a heart attack. The Acacia Ma
it hospital here from, a self-inflicted sonic lodge, ol which Judg; Tost was
shot in his back. ( Oensmoro lived a churter member and past master,
alone and wa a painter. directed the service.
-U DtiB TKST DIES AS'l'OHl.V TO UXI.COMti HAVKS
ONTARIO, vOi) Aug. 20 VP) Fu- ASTORIA. Oro., Aug. 30 (A) Na
neral services were held hero Sunday tlonal Commander Edward A. Hayes
for Judge E. H. Teat, 74. first county of the American Legion Is scheduled
to arrive hern Wednesday morning by
airplano to attend seuslons of the le
gion state department convention.
PKKPAK1NG TO IU ll.l) 8 PAX
NORTH BEND, Aug, 20 (fl-) Work
men are placing everything in readi
ness for the start of construction of
the large Coos Bay Coast highway
bridge. Two warehouses, a tool house
and offices are near completion.
COItVALLIH SWIMMKK WISH
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 20 UP)
Cutting through the rough water
with a 100-ynrd lead. Herbert Eiscn
ochinldt, Corral lis. Ore., Sunday af
ternoon won the annual five-mile Co
lumbia river swim over a strong field,
HUB HK1NFOKCKMKNTS
SALEMrAug. 20 VP) State Forester
Lynn P. Cronemiller left with 80 fire
fighters here today for the midway
fire on the Yamhill and Polk county
lines.
The fire broke out again yesterday;
over a 2,000 acre tract, and while the
fire has so far been confined to an
old burn. Cronemiller said it endan
gered merchantable timber.
DKMOOItATS PICNIC
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20 VP)- A
strong plea for Oregon to go along
with the administration by electing
Democratic state officers was made
at the Democratic state picnic In
Blue Lake park yesterday. About
5,000 attended the picnic.
During extremely hot weather In
New York City, city officials noted
an Increase in mortality.
Helen Jacobs Is,
Still Net Qaeed
FOREST HILLS N. Y AUg. 20 tfpj
Helen Hull . Jacobs sported thq
women's national tennis champion
ship today without a dissenting vote
For the third straight year the 26-year-old
Berkeley, Cal., star won It
on her own yesterday, defeating llttla
Bnrah Palfrey of Brook line, Mass,, la
straight seta 8-1, 6-4. f a
HOOSKVKI.T OS CKUINE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 VP) Presi
dent Roosevelt returned to his desk
this morning from a weekend cruise
on the Potomao aboard the govern
ment yacht Sequoia. .
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams THE NEWFANGLES
m
' WHY IN THE WORLD
PON'T YOU GO AHEAD
WITH THE DISHES, WHILE
1-3 ANbWtRISJQ
THE PHONE? YOU'LL
BE THROUGH THAT
MUCH SOONER.
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OH, t JUS' COULDN'T
fcStrtK I LHtflT MY
OWN SISTER OUT OF
HEC SHAC2f nc nicu
WASHIN' WHV, SOME
PEST CALLS HER UP
EUEV WIGHT, JUST ABOUT
DISH WASHIN' TIME IT
MAWi.ES HER SO MAD THAT
l ALMOST BELIEVE IT
AIN'T A PUT-UP JOB,
tsu I NOT QUITE.
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1934 OV NCA SEHVICC. INC.
WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY.
Pinched!:
DO W KNOW WHAT? THE. COI.LCCTIOn) I THOUGHT
PLATE AT CHUPCM HA5 BEEM SHE'D HlPED
STOLEN. AMD MWS VAN SWAMKTOU DETECTIVE
IS ORGANIZING AN AHTt-CUIME TO DO THAT
CLUB, TO CON DOWN THE
THIEF
OH . I MET HIM TODAY, WHEN 1 SOT7T OF
WAS BUVING THESE NEW SHOES j PINCHED
WE BEEN SAVING FOR , A.ND YOU I YOUOSELF
SHOULD HAVE HEARD HIS J MAWM&
, UNE'.! ,(.7 7 THAT-
-xXs Uy PURCHASE,
HE SAID THE JOB OF CATCHING
THE MySTEOIOU'S THIEF WAS AS '
SMALL AS MY FEET, AND THAT HE
COULDN'T IMAGINE ANYTHING SMALLER
U
SHOES YOU'VE
FEET
T m ntc. u 3 pat orr
') mi4 BY NCA SERVICC. HC J
SG0RCHY SMITH
(Trademarc Rcglatnd)
O. 8. Patent OIIIco
All Set
- SO THfkT't IT-
A FORCED LANDING
AMD You'll BRinS
BRGC HERE ?
. S EXACTty. but here's
) TM6 IMPORTANT THING- IS
1 OUT OF
SI6HT WHerJ MN BRING-?
, Fletcher
t lt Ti.. A 1' , All ILtl.u K.
WHEN T COME IN WITH BRAC&,BESUR6 Vou'PE AT
THAT DE5K IN THE STUDY. CUERVTtHNG- AA0ST
EE TIMCD PERFECTtY, OWE OTHER THIM6. NEVER f
m w ir
WELL, EviERYTHING'S ALL SET. " WHEN You
GET FLETCHER KERB, STALL HIM UNTIL I LAND
tui-nl DnAz-.f yr'oe A ammi Ui Iliu 'mid I ir n b
jljURPBIE WILL CLEAR UP THI9 MUPDERH
8
C"llM8iN6 IN-rts HIS PLAMB, ScoRCHY TAKES OFF AND MEADS
EAST. CAM HE TRAP THE MURDERER OF JOHN TRELUNG?
JOE PAL00KA
No Chances
r1 HOW DOES VO
FEEL,MISTAH JOE?
AH BET XO 6LAD
TRUNIN'S OVEH.
I'M RARIN VGO.M
I'M GONNA TAKE
MY MONEY AN'
MARRY MISS HOWE
SOON A"S 1 GVT IT.
, OH BOY.',
AM IT -U' PI IQ( . I v Nlkf ril HAVE
WANTA GIT OUR END AN' I NOTHING
SCRAM OUTA HERE SOON f TO FEAR ,
AS TH' FIGHT'S OVER . . MY FRIEND .
HOW ABOLTT TROOPS i AWE WILL HAVE
RINGSIDE? VT JOSEPH
WELL GUARDED,
1 AT TH
-
Im, . -',
BUT THE
BOMB
DID NO
DAMAGE . I
PLEASE
HAVE
NO FEAR .
NO ONE
SHALL
HARM
JOSEPH .
OH YEAH. WELL I AINT
TAKIN' NO CHANCES .
TH' NOO VtJRK COPS AN' TH'
AMERICAN SCRIBES ARE
GONNA SLEEP IN TH' HALL
, T'NVTE AN' I'M SLEEPIN',.
WITH JOE AN' A COUPLA
MACHINE GUNS
LET "EM TRY T'GfV NEAR.
0LLY OP THE MOVIES by Ollendorff
OllV is safe-SWe was being
HELD BY A OROUP OF f&REIGN
AGENTS, WHO DIDN'T WANT HETJ
To CE TAKtN BACK T& BJROPE t3Y
Another etaoLJP or togei&nehs, 1
WWo SBJEVE THAT SUE IS A
PRINCESS OF 1HEIU COUNTRY.
OLLV WAS -RESCUED BVoJiMMY
Cangem, Ted and Petj After
a great "fist tight, in which
cTimmY Got even Tor the knock
ON THE HEAD 1WEY OAVE HIM
WHEN THEY carried off ollY
The "Foreigners have all
Been rounded up by the -fo-
nt n tuuu Ml I Y '
1 EVERY30PV J ? I ARE WE !
lffNDLSUND-) TO SEeJ
wry MMmmw
to- 3yy swra.j??m
Tifir TTn 1 I
W WHERE A13E XTTTN
i mo they j You I I ,,Yj
Hide You? J all. 2 JzrJ
A New Dea2?l
E ( "PETE, MY" 1?oY )
I I WANT TO fWv"
THE DILLYS
Susie Sings 'Em a Thing or Two.,
OS THE LOT
IV CACTUS
GULCH
THERE'S NO TRAFFIC
IN THIS TOWN
BUT THERE'S PLENTY
OF NOISE
ANYWAY .'
DON'T THEM COWS
EVER STOP TO
OUST MAH BANTS.'
Uty 3rM ,y
SINeiN' NOISY, t-
I tui; HAq gotta STOP' l .; :
ITS GETTIN' WORSE . 1 : jyA(
WE GWINE )
OUTA DEM J fr
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