IiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
I'a.e Five
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams , THE NEWFANGLES
One Tip Gone Astray!
CLASSIFIED ADC
'rUHLUtUI PLACH Of CNJOS WALLOWA COUHTOUI-'
(Oouut lit. avtrsga wo Mi
to the line.)
BATX8 BY MONTI -I
line, per month
8 line, per month
4 lines, per month
.DM
TO Line, lat Inaertlon-
MM
Per line, eacn added ccntec
.M.00
-.7S.
utlvo Insertion
llnea, per month .
Minimum charge on one
order ,
ben additional Una orer are
oharged at 600 per Una par month.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
Tuesday, August 28, 1931
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I .Y NO -N O, COOkyTy WELL, I W WORE HE S "y N I O X VtH BUT VuH J f SAY, WW V0U "THE. 1 MCHT BC.ftND GOT A '
DON'T .SWI Ma Y GOT TEW W f!? fMN- A COUPLE DETECTIVE THEN MGMM,1 MIGHT W- TIP TMX. THM . ( OH, . .
I BACK LIKE THAT. RAR BACK uZnru. TROUBLE LESSORS WHyf VAN SWANKT0N UOT-WHAT'S ON YOU MIGHT WAHTA ) ( VEAVt J '
THAT TELEGRAPHS TEW GIT u.iNiS KlKM HIDED TO CATCH YOUQMIND?' n FOULER UP V ? J
. N S SMART bout k " y vm io teap shut. m -rrr cZi, i I jh1 i'. GuT k-(y.r
POLICE DOO pups. Phone 32U B.
8-28-2 t.
1.EASE ON 360 A. 80 A. In cult.; 80
toil? rye hay, Implements and
too'ji, 5 ml. S. E. Union on Ramo
F'at. John Mlchelbook, Union, Ore.
8-28-3 t
H3K GOOD, well seasoned wood call
339 W. 8-27-1 m.
FOR SALE 7-tubs Majestic console
radio. Good condition. Or will trtuta
for wcod. H. & S, Electric Co.
8-27-3 t.
TWO Holsleln cows lor wood. Pitts
burgh Paint Store. 8-25-3t
1(10 CROSSBRED yearling wethers,
000 crossbred Whitcfaco lambs, 890
crossbred Whiteface ewes. Some
crossbred Hamps, all or any part,
now at Roy Wells ranch south Alt
ccl. Charles Galloway, Weiser, Ida.
8-25-Otp
FOR SALE OR TRADE Feather -:d
and man's practically new overcoat,
size 42. Will trade lor wood. Inq.
Observer, 8-23-6 tp.
tt FT. 11EFRI G ERATE D case, A-l con
dition. Also soda fountain, Iiubler
Cash Store. 6-2-t I
SCRATCH PAPER lor acnoos or home
at tho Obsorrer. 3 pads tor Co.
o-14-t r
FOR TRADE
TEAM OF HOUSES, model T pickup,
3-horso gas engine for model A or
Chevrolet half-ton truck. Box T,
Observer. 8-27-3 t.
Cult Members Give
In Boy Has Chance
(Continued Krom Page One)
further delay.
Cnce during tho operation Mrs.
Sharp shrieked. "They're murdering
my son!" Pi-iends quieted her and her
lamentations became submerged in
the chanting. The singing continued
long nfter the surgeons were done.
Dr. Miller warned the parents that
undue excitement would lessen Wal
lace's chance for life. He urged that
the well-meaning friends remain
nway until the boy was better.
Th? throng dwindled away. Qukt
enveloped the Sharp heme. But sci
ence and faith alike watched that
"50-50 chance" of Wallace.
Mosaic disease at one time almost
wiped out the American sugar cane
industry until resistant types of cane
were developed.
ASTKOLOGER
Mrs. Frederick Balmes
203 N Ave. - Readings Dally
FISHING -
Plume or Write
Wallowa lAke
Lodge, Jopt,
Oregon for
Itcseriatlons
1 1 Cmel Enjoy!
Iff WALLOWA
17 LAKE
(if
li -II
Los
WALLOWA LAKE
Ncx Impro'.cd .toads Make Eay Driving All the -Way
SEPT. 1, 5-rm. house. Partly, furu.
Oarage. Close In. lnq. J9CW Jeff
8-28-2 tp
MODERN house, near school. Milk
cow. shotgun like new, to trade for
wood. Geo. Chapman, east Mt. Em
ily mill. B-25-3tp
PURN. APARTMENT with eloclrio re
frigerator and range. Good- loca
tion. Prefer 2 teachers or working
girls. 1702 Oak St. Ph. 322 W.
8-23-3 tp.
MISCELLANEOUS
RUBBISH, garbage, etc picked up.
Prompt service, reasonable) prices.
J, B. Garrett, phono 142 R.
8-17-t f.
WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa
pers, etc. Good service, reasonable
prices. G. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W.
i 4-20-t f.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE, The Dal
les Purn. store. A. A. Fldler, mgr.
Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f.
WANTED
CASH for old or wrecked cars. Thonip
son's- Wrecking, 1914 Adams.
8-22-G tp
WAN'iRD To buy Unlit cou)e In
ytKxl condition. Inq. Observer.
8-27-2 tp
WILL PAY cash for 3 or 6 A. No. 1
soil in or near city. Full Informa
tion In first letter. Box 1, Observer.
8-25-ltp
Tropical Gale In
Texas Gulf Coast
FitEEPORT. Tex.. Aug. 28 (JT) A
trcplfcal gale which lashed this soc
licu of the Texas gulf coast for 24
hours wllh high winds and torrential
rains abated today. No deaths were
reported.
Shortly after 3 a. m. tho wind had
fallen to about 40 miles ari hour and
the bnrcjnctor was rising steadily.
The snm apparently headed Inland.
Young Firpo Risks
His Title Tonight
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 28 W
E:o:l:y. hard hitting Young Flrpo
will risk his Pacific coast light-heavy-weight
championship at Multnomah
ctodlum lonlght when he invest tho
scientific thunderbolt, Tiger Jack Pox
of Indianapolis.
Ivcy Shiver, former all-Amcriean
end at Georgia, latterly an outfielder
with the Detroit igcrs and Cincin
nati Reds and now with St. Paul
will give up baseball and devote his
time lo his coaching Job at Georgia
after this season.
Spccfal Features of
Entertainment Over
The Weekend, Sept. 1-3
Hotel, Cabin or
Camp Accommodations
at Low, Easy Rates
BOATING - SWIMMING-
DANCING - GAMES - SPORTS
HORSEBACK RIDING - HIKING
iloM at its
Ssst!
A Great, Corgeous Vacation
Playground Awaits You Here
Rest, Relax or Play Away
Happy Hours Midst Natures
Great Wonderland.
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"StbC C-Z&ZdZ S ' IKKrfaZAZjA kil'l ' OUO 0.R.L.NRD.GAVE WELL(I'VE COME I THING AWAY THAT S
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- U ,.. NOW, OR NEVER. ur. I Mr;:?. 'V fjflfll JlK' ' Cll-3--IuJV'
- FRECKLES AND Hla FRIENDS hv Blosser 7 ! Indian Wisdom!.
f SO IF OUR FRIEND BATEESE HAD ONLY (SEB HIS'FtooTPPikiTB? ) J! RIGHT.' AMD WE'VE f EEj CHARLIE, THAT? I JOT ' )f FRecKLES,A L,
THOUGHT "To SHIFT HIS PACK HIS CAHVUSti J WLL NOICE ANrmiNQ J PROVED THAT THE MAN 1 FA'R, POUNCING Orl A MY ' ). RAT IS STILL K J;
AND HIS HATCHET TO HIS RIGHT S'DS, ) BUTT6R lv I WUAR AWT ryj LEFT V WHO FIRED THE ViOODS ' AFTER HE AS.-S V'oiJ TO ' A RAT, BV V BUT
AND CARRIED HIS RIFLE IN HIS RIGHr MY EARS lS( "THEM ' f ejg IS DEEP- OH OUR LIT1XE ls- s FORGIVE HIM, AND APoLO- I AMV OTHER JMAYBE HE
J7 HAND, WE MIGHT MEVER HAVE J 1 if il VT C-i S ER THAN THE J LAND WALkED A BIT I CIZES FOF? ALL HE'S J MAME INTENDED
H Tn--'srV CAUGHT HIM !J S "- K ( RIGHT.' MORE HEAVILY ON DONE! i !! J DOING
' "? J- , VCL ? V V lSJTXM HIS LEFT SIDE,.. ' . v- Ji-T , W WAS
HERZINGER IS
MADE MEMBER
LEADERS' CLUB
E. C. Herzinger has Just been no
tified cf his election to membership
in the Oregon Mutual Life Leaders'
club.
This club i-3 compcocd or the lentl
inK salesmen of that company cover -in.T
i,3 entire' Pacific coast territory,
nnd membership is considered a sig
nal honor, and carries with It nn ln
vl'.atioa to attend the leaders' con
vention of tho company at Portland
with all expenses paid.
"Busines has ben excellent," said
Mr. Herzinger, "and the people of La
Grande have a growing nppreclatlon
of the unusual security and peace of
mind that accompanies a proper pro
gram of life insurance protection and
investment."
Mr. Herzinger is the oldest man In
years anU second oldest in years of
service in the company. .
FIRE IN BED
EXTINGUISHED
The fire truck was called to the
Claude MacKey home at 7:05 o'clock
this morning to extinguish a fire that
started in a bed in a room occupied
by a roomer. The fire caused only
minor damage. Recall was at 7:20.
The Mackey home is at 2013 First
street.
I Jilt Mil
WEDNES. .and THURS.
PflKlfflQIi
lyjCKM BOLES W,
fV HELEN VINSON I
T MOLLY O'DAY y
'' MCORAMOdCTURf I !
VI , TONKillT !
1 4KAN IMKI.OW IS
KHO.M Mlssot R!" jj j
Ram Sale Shows Gala
In The Sheep Industry
(Continued From Page One)
H. Huron of Imbler and bought by
Alex Johnson of Fosslll; top pen of 20
purebred lngi ramu consigned by
the Cunningham Sheep company sold
for $33 each; top yen of ten Llncolns
cerwigned by rick Krl!?er of CorvaUis
sold for $20 each; top pen of tlyee
Corrledales consigned by B. W. Phipps
& Son. McMinnvllh?, sold for $35
each; top pen of ten Panamas con
signed by Cunningham Sheep com
pany at 24 each; three pens of ten
yearling rams consigned by John K.
Maducn sold for $45 each.
"The quality of this ram sale com
pares very favorably with other sales
which I have handled throughout the
western half of the United States,"
declared Ccloncl A. W. Thompson of
Lincoln, Nob., the auctioneer.
F. A. Phillips, president of tha Ore
gon Wool Growers' association, point
ed out the importance of purchasing
good rams at a price which would
encourage the breeders to continue
with their breeding.
BAKEU, Ore., Aug. 28 () Prices
REMEMBER THE SPOT
FOR SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
Tablets
Rulers
Note Books
Fillers
Type Paper
SPECIAL S'-IUNG CANVAS
BACK NOTE I'.OOK
Fountain Pens
Auto Pencils
Paints
Compass
Type Riblxins
THE L & L
Opportunity Calls
Are You Ready For It?
Prepare Now
We offer you a thorough training in
business at low cost.
School He-opens Sept. 4.
Call now far further details.
Draper's School of Commerce
Over J, & L Drug Store Phone 133W
approximately twice nte high s thoso
of last year were received at the
eighth annual Oregon ram salo here
yesterday, the Oregon State Wool
Growers association reported.
MIRACULOUS
ESCAPE FROM
WRECK INJURY
E. L.Vooils, assistant county went.
lnul n miraculous cscajju from serlouu
Injury or worse whon Ills enr skidded
0:1 the lilRiiway and overturned Siit
urdny nlglit. Although tho cur was
wrecked he escaped with extremely
minor bruises and scratchca and was
going about his usuul duties this
week.
Tho glass In the car, a Pord V-8,
shattered but did not break and this
undoubtedly saved Woods from seri
ous injury. Tho body of tlio car was
ruined beyond repair, It Is said. Tho
accident occurred on the La Orando
Wallowa Lake highway between the
drinking fountain this side of Elgin
and the canyon bridge.
The young of trlcolorcd redwing
blackbirds all hatch at almost cx-
aclly tho same time.
Crayonox
Covers
Protractors
Pens
Pencils
50c
Comp Books
Reinforcements
Fiiasers
Artgum
Pajier Clips
DRUG CO.
IIEIiTZOG will
ENTER DEPAUW
FVcil HcrUog, son of Rev. nnd Mrs.
W. it. I-fcrUog, is planning to leave
Ia Grande the Inst of th-j week,
probably Saturday or Sunday, for
Qrccncastlt!, Ind., where be will en
ter DePuuw xinlversity at tho bogln-
nliiK of tho school year, DePuuw Is
on of the lurRer univoritleH of tlie
dencminaLion navlnir an enrollment
cf upwnr.lH of 100O students and
roc(-xniwd uh one of the strong
schools of tho country. Fred grad
tinted from tho La Orundo High
school in 1033.
North India and Central Asia con
tain IohbU remains from every gelog-
1c na,o in tho history of the world.
RASMUSSEN
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to apply and it dries quickly into a smooth, lustrous
surface resembling a hand-rubbed finish. Because of
its self-leveling qualities you do not have to be an ex
pert to use this enamel. Brush and lap marks disappear
when it dries.
Rasmussi:n 4-Hour 1-namel conies in a wide variety
of gay, modern colors.
With Rasmussi;n 4-Hour Enamel it is easy to make
your spare room into a colorful breakfast nook or
cheerful play room for the children. You will find that
this new enamel retains its beauty longer. It is durable
and tough. It will not chip nor crack as it ages. It is
more economical to use because it covers more surface.
Aik for the 4-Hour Enamel Color Card!
BOMNENKAMP'S
RASMUSSEN cVCOMPANY
Division of General Paint Corporation
t ' ' '
McKee Enthusiastic
About Wallowa County
(Continued Prom P&gb One)
seta would bring In more and more
revenue- from tourists.
In another Interview yesterday Mc
Keo said tho grandeur of tho Wal
lowa Lako country and the tremen
dous natural resources and posalbtli
tie.H of EHsttrn and Central Oregon
nivas generally opened his eyes to the
potential development within the
state.
"I have a new measure of optimism
about tho future of this country,
said McKee. "No on can travel
through Oregon without being more
and moro impressed by its tremen
dous resources and by tho amazing
W I T i
HOUR ENAMEL
variety of lta sde:iery. I hnvo seen
many parts &f the world, but tho
country I saw in our own Stat-- tho
last Week ctm hold Its own with any
of it. Especially should we t tell
ing tho world about the magnificent
charm of tire Wallowa mountain'
country. By capitalizing this beauty
wo nuB.it bring million of dollars in
oddltlonnl tourist money into the:
stale."
Sheep raising Is -becoming nn in
dustry of importance In the unction
around Danville, Ky. 1
m