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OjtT OUR WAY By J. R. William OUR BOARDING HOUSE 'CHAStLHi-- ) HUH J kFRON TAK BUT J kf PT , LI .J 1 KlU I V. ' I 0 ALITH CHIW4 TKA K Of HCI -H-.-1 nryiKTio ) i I cw t saccc rthat 1 huchi bumme p tHTHL 0LHT, 1 , jUE HWKEPOff I TOO AMP IN TWO OT J1 f, CT I HIM JTM CDUE MONTHS 1 0 KlklPA 1 W ( "111 I OF AVEAB.TOSEE 1 PROPPEP TIT 3 UESvOO&l k l MOW MUCH IT WIU. I fcoBJtCT-I-.10tW II ' V AllOOWT TO y CHARLIE WXH.P 1 L tl f A THROW THAT I fl Ii! I 1 TTTi f SODKAwyw II (SI I i A WSBK 9 ME II !l I f VP'P TMAV el"" THE ONE-SIPEP STORV ; With Major Hoople '.',EA4 HCrl.s ANOfl! i SAPS- NOW fZJrt E OO-IT-YJKSELF . ?.4JStN3 SOME- r(JJ) LIK.S SHAWNS " iff tSW.' 'TV If riAsr e?S:OV.r 5? . WJST K.SOW, I'M ( TJ AS. I X. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE By Wilson Scruggs " ' ' .,, ..rr- ) I r.. -n.r vr IHni ,r-r .- Xi MP' lINO OCXS IWN I f BUT THE kLSONI$ THAT CUkVff WIKXDV KB4 TO003LE,Ar-C) WOT CAUSED B FROM THE 6UBT I - 'C B1W Llk'E CAMP? I HAMCM IS IWTCKSELV JCAUXSC J VOU.' AE! VXI oCXWdJO LEI CLAV MAKSTY S ? 30WOPTW T'-' o 6ooosJivAeDij, , me. r dcvt waut I y-mr-f' BAUAWX'SEASIDf XV.II I"-S0TOTSU.VO0 f TOAU V LJrZ.W HOME, lAtiHUk VOX I'M!:M6EKINS. tvA V TEDUB- 7 u ?XX) ty ' TT' KSiiiiii MIEBSSQ- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' By Merrill Blosser pT ff& 1 1 1 1 'f A ' 1 1 (ya big bully0 W-fl CAPTAIN EASY ' By Leslia Turner - " t: - ambm-you hven't CHAuaep voug I Ihavc you oowe BEREXKI" I iv wor hoterestepiaT va,t, v.mcks&... S mID ABOUT WAJJTIN6 TAT0Nf,5UH THE PES KA4 AUWAPVX.it t ipT EWUSE5! RAISE MER Mp ll RRCKE-HELIO! (AMI nuy. I CAU SCOUT AR0W10 AMP INp j AWWOUtlCiO W 0T OfCL.VTu A TR,Fl-' 66T IT h...mE h'JKj j u? ' TB a'ia JllTT MOTHER JUST SOOpfl THAT VELASQtiei TO .T6 WITH mKl 0R ra cOC SEFORS COULD MOtA $PAINI I'VE f j.X fJ ! w0 OUTBID WU, TQf TK EXPECTED WAN lASfti i I i If AiO SOURED TH' ' "NSa. 4ClV7SrrK' tfiOHW THTHEVi ltj I ' I OWNER ON IKK' JiVf Lf VT' ALLEY OOP ' ' By V. T. Hamlin SISS3 I ANP. NOT KHjOWINvi I OACny... I I BUT TUB TIMS- THAT S WHAT I I...IM ULNv3 TO TRY J IF AW J O6 HAIR PBE- JP THE MAOINE IVS ALWVS A REtKSAL OP CMO PO IT 33. Jf 1VIINk.ll3 TO WiO 6CTTilgi3, SVERV- f' ACIOM WE o.TT CANJT WOR V TVOLkiHT, i Hi3 StTTINKi j-'wrTMOlJl LH"- HMHlF KUK IN Tll, ) TWIN,; GOT f WAS A WJOJECT- AHEAP OF THE RUT.. S.TTIMo THE , MTl OY ACTUALLY iTB- RX)LEI UP.' I ION INTO TH6 PREiSJsfT.. ONLY S . I P" nT I8M TART .' P, '.UiiXiT THI CONTWAS.' . VFUTURE.' BACK FROM IT.' J , ft , m rf'j mmM I J BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin ' IfwTccTa II I ONA, VOCE'S.. ..'VCJNc0 It S I ' WLoPHOiAE.Vi'LUWb . I W3s.vsvl7u.u,uex.. o . , J 2x w ,f - llUfi lYW. , I X ' r V7lr7i WWEttK SaJ f '('ft'N ' iCA-STOP 1 fc3 lX 'iff V PRISCILLA S POP By Al Vermeer - . OLIVER!) I 1 DON'T YOU EVER 3 II VinflA (COME BACK) chasethe mail t d?drft k () BU6S BUNNY ' -w--v-V -j v LilCI I TUBRTYI rCAUSHT VA OUS IN A I Rt""- C.u h ji Ni'; - Vl, j -nvxe : tmats per--) FrvJ?-7 1 els Forgiveness Is Our Duty Says Iraq Premier Obs.rv.r. L. Grand., Or.., Thurs., July 23, 1959 Pag. 10 By PHIL NEWSOM UPI StH Writer Tin- inan-of-lhe-wcek: Premier Aixkl Karim Kawm of Iraq. 'Lie place: Baghdad. The quote: 'Forgiveness is our duty." In the year that had passed MiKe the July 14. 195(1. revolution that toppled Iraq's monarchy, it could lw said that Kassem had practised what he preached. Kassem, 44. a brigadier before l,e became premier, a farmer's son More he became a briga dier, is not a vindictive man. ile has held out steadfastly against his more bloodthirsty followers and prevented the execution even ot thoe convicted of plotting usainst him. Reply For Hecklers Now be was commemorating his revolution and he had his stand ard reply for hecklers in his audi- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HiiHEBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the es tate of LOIS CKL'ZAN DORAMUS. d ceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, and has qualilied. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre stnt the -same, duly verified and with proKT vouchers, to the under -signed at the o.'fice of his attorney, ;il 6 Summer Building. La Grande. Oregon, within six 6 months from the date of the first publication of this notice. I);ited and first published July 9, 1'i.W. Hate of last publication, July 30, 1959. . WILLIAM A. DORAMUS. Administrator ROSS K. HEARING Attorney fur Administrator i Summer Building I. a Grande. Oregon Pub. July 9. 16. 23, & 30, !!."!) Keadow Gold . Buttermilk IS SO-0-0 GOOD! Kefrcsliing. Ton, On Warm Days AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCER'S Don't Miss Th. ELGIN STAMPEDE Frl., Sat., Sun. ence who shouted: "Death to traitors." 'The law and the state." he said, "are responsible for judging people." Will 8 Seen How Kassem himself will be judged still remained to be seen. - That he remained alive and in office after a year of plots and counter-plots was in itself no mean accomplishment. More time was needed to team whether he would As the West feared, prove to be a perhaps unwitting tool of communism. As his detractors charged, turn out to be a dreaming idealist but a weak and vacillating leader, or As he saw himself, be a leader caring for hit "five million chil dren" through a transition period with the end result that "the peo ple will be governed by them selves. He announced a step in that di rection when he said political life in Iraq would be restored within the next year and a newly elected parliament established by July 14, 1960. Dust Over Baghdad Desert dust hangs in a red haze over Baghdad and to it in the last year has been added the dust of untended streets and of half- demolished buildings which in some areas give Baghdad the looks of a bombed city. The half-demolished buildings are mementos of a grandiose bet terment scheme first undertaken by the now-dead King Faisal and his premier, Nun-Es-Said It was a scheme which called for new. broad boulevards, for vil lage projects to augment peasant incomes, for factories, dams and irrigation. Kassem's government has taken over the plans almost in their en tirety but in the last year there has been no progress. Kassem himself says he wants more jobs, more houses, more LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that Alma B. Schroeder, Executrix of th; Last Will and Testament of Cynthia M. Schroeder, deceased has filed her final account as such executrix and in the matter of the probate of said estate in the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union and said Court has set Friday, the 7th day of August, 1959, at ten o'clock A.M. as the time, and the County Court Room in the Court House in the City of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, as the place, for hearing on said account, and of any and all objections thereto. DATED this 9th day of July. 19S. Alma B. Schroeder, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Cynthia M. Schroeder, deceased. HELM & NEELY Attorneys for Executrix West-Jacobson Building La Grande. Oregon. Pub. July 9. 16, 23. & 30, 1929 I 1 IN MID AIR The Lane sisters and Homer is another specialty act slated for the Elgin rodeo Saturday and Sunday. The sisters and their friend do their act on a trampoline. The girls ride into the arena for their act on horses and then switch to the trampoline only to be bothered by their friend. Homer. hospitals, more schools for bis people. The dreams are his, but the de tails are for his ministers to car ry out. And his ministers have come and gone in such a parade they scarcely had time to get ac quainted with their underlings, let alone have time for solid accom plishment. Iraq has all the resources of DAILY XV LG KREM TV KXLY TV KHQ TV THURSDAY t; no Nwh.-st NVn's Sports . Roy Rogers : 1." .l..hn Daljr rouff Krlwardi- I ; Mar A A Mry IcwhI.-zvous wilh Front Page " AHvfnliir.' " 7 on Zorro . Jeffs Collie . Who l'3 T i r. - - 7 "O r.onl MrCoye Derringer Drug-let 7M". " - s :n I..1.V.- Ii T.. lb-aver Z.ine Cray Theatre Sea Hunt s-IS - . . . , - "... s :'i l;.mi;h HhlTS t'lavhouae tlO 21 I'rarnn Street I IT, no Man Willi. 'lit A Gun " Toil Ret Tour I.lfe f 1 ', " " M i :n . .w T.. Mnrrv - Highway Patrol 9 !. A Millionaire 1" i" Niehtbeat Nichi Krtitlon Reseue Kighl t I'. Jik I'aar ' I .Vln feature " " " Vewe "' ' " Iji Mnle M (Ml 111'. . 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Xllokey Xtouse Club " t S-tS " t " Front Page mideastern wealth land, oil and water. It is the world's sixth larg est oil producer and. even in rev olution. its currency has remained among the soundest in the Middle East. Kassem has said he wants peace in the Middle East and that he is a believer in the United Nations. Side Glances Tni) to- it mHe up from infermetinn br Television Sttrtiont and It enureiy isnnot b guaranteed cry tnrirwnn evwftif mtamr, th fM. v.a r. oe. c ! fcf at a . "Sally! Ken's on th. phone but don't trampla my petunias!" 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