Saturday, November 8, 1924.
' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
"PAGE" NINE
?iW ltl'JNT Houho, SU5 4th St.
t; ruotim. ci'int'iit huHcnirnl. W.
li, Jom-H. euro W. H. Itolint-n-Iwunn
Co. 15-1 l-7-2tp
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties '
La Grande Theatres
FOR RENT
UK HKNT HUh-pi UK room, tli'ji-
tlt-iuan ijrererri'd. 15U4 Sixth.
S-ll-U-lMii
Ult KKNT ti-room furnished
house; 2 lioiiKckrrplriB rooms. No
children. J. I. Mars. lS-U-7-2tp
tUt HKNT Hour room modern
iiHi'urnl.shed Itoutte. 1612 J-'lrst
iMioiH' -Mitiu a7. i-7-tr
(Ut HKNT I'UriilHhfU house
LiepiiiK upt. Wuvorly Apts. 1311
O Ave. JO-ll-0-4tp
Oil HKNT Itoom with board.
JMione Aliitn Tli. Mrfl. Ilansoll.
10-U.5-41P
m; I: KNT 3 -room modern tur
uiKhed apt. Steam heat. lliOC
W'n.sh. ll-ll-u-tf
Hilt HKNTlJesirabl strung In-al-rd
aparlmenls. Archie J. Mua
K'. l'enney sloro building. -
llMO-Sl'-lfp
Oll HKNT Kour room house,
corner (odar nnd Adams. In
quire New II n Hook Store.
13-10-21-tf
Oil HKNT 3-rooin upt.. with
private bath, all furnished. All
newly finished. Adults. I'hone
:itl-It. 2(11 a First. 1 J(-l 0-2 i-tf
To Many
Dogs?
Maybe ouvo hull" n Ioon
ilttiP Hitiniul the house ami
want (o uti Htl of miiiii uf
them. May be jou haw
only one hih! want lo srt
rhl uf him.
You van ih) It IIii-uiikIi u
Wmit Ad tliriv mv nluus
IMiiple wauling In buy a
cloy for the youngsters or
for personal company. Sell
your di- with n Want Ad.
"AX ohsi;kvi;h want
AD WILL DO IT." ,
LOST
LOST Hill fold containing In
currency and $4 in silver, on
Mt reels uf l.a (J run do. - Itoturn lo
Mini Hennetl on Island Ave. Uh
cral reward. 20-1 l-G-lMp
Genuine Drama in
"Tiger Thompson"
At Sherrys.
"Titfe
under
LOST I'lulinum diamond bar pin 1
Oct. 21st." Diamond In center i
with diamond shaped sapphire j
on each side, l'ln about three i
inches hi length. I'robably lost
In downtown district. Liberal re
ward. Klmler call 3-2-U or Mr.
Appleby, Main 37. 35-10-a-tf
NEW TODAY
IKOIt SAI.K Liberty
I 211 Depot.
Grill. Call
. 7-11-1-lt
WANTED
WANTKD Position as steno
grapher by younn lady, ltest of
references. I'hone 3 2 7 M.
12-1 l-7-6tp
FOR SALE
'(Ut SAL 10 Netted Gem potatoes,
No.' 1 Knide, $l.r0 in three sack
lots. Jl.liu (dilutes, delivered. C.
C. Keeler. Vhono 24.S W.
18-11-6-31
KOll SALK HI inch wood. $11.00
i . per cord. I'hone Ji4 M.
1 0-1 1-5-41 p
l'(Ut SALK Heating stoves. Hi i 7
Kourlh St. 7-10-aO-lf
1-tUt SALK A bargain In 1924
Kord coupe. Seo Chits. Mct'rary.
ll-ll-7-2tp
I 'C 1 1 SALK t 'henp. He Lttval
cream sepnrator In good condi
tion. Call 1 till 5 5lh St.
12-ll-7-3lp
WANTKD Dressmaliintr and hat
remodeling, l'hono 4 s I W.
7-i i-7-:ttp
('Oil HKNT Nov. 1st. three room
apartment with bath. Nice large
basi'inenl. Strlclty modern. Allen
Apts. i'hone Main 54:i. I&H3
Fourth SI. l'0-l 1-S-Stp
LOST Kur ril'ckpicce on Adams
avenue. Suitable reward. Leave?
at Observer. 12-1 l-S-2tp
VOtl
mid Laud Co.
With a picture lik
ThompRen," it In easy i
Rtand why Harry Carey is the inosi
beloved two-listed hero of the
films.
At Hie Sherry theater yesterday
where this f unions cowboy star
opened a two days engagement in
his new Hunt Stromberg produc
tion, the audience discovered that
la vcHtern may have all the gen
uine drama and heart appeal of
I any other kmd of screen enter
tainment.
Which does not mean, however.
thai the thrill element Is lacking.
The blast for the mine, the luilr
raising rescue of the heroine from
the careening buekbonrd. the train
robbery nnd the trio of fights give
Tiger Thompson" all the punches
that the excitement seeker craves.
Hut ns is not usuui vu n sum
pictures, there is a logical reason
for each thrill nnd underlying lin
en tire picture is a human story i
whose leading character tugs
mightily at the heart.
"Tiger Thompson" uf fords Carey
his best opportunity at character
ization to date. And he makes 'of
t he reformed bandit, whose ef
forts to remain straight keep him
constantly in danger, a figure of
genuine appeal.
' Marguerite Clayton is jl win
some and fcnrlcK. heroine, and
Days" do their bit. Wurdluy takes j llrlluii to Visit Oregon Orchard
; the part of u country boy, w bile i ,
M1mi IV tern takes that of the Cir
cus performer. Their talk Is ot
jthtt wise cracking variety and will
register many lauslis. A few song
to with your own eyes. Und dances uro placed with good
, Duck's support Includes a brace effort.
of exquisite screen beauties; Dol- Silent Mora. "The Kccentrlc
ores Housse as Ihe hero's racy, j wizard." has the, most extensive
passionate "Hralrle Flower" sweet- repertoire of material possible OX
heart aim 'Hints viitiiemur. me uny vaudeville nmglslan
noted KitHsian stage beauty,
as his
buddy's warm-blooded exotic love.
Fine characlerUntlons are also
if! von hv Hen 1 IinlrlkM iim ilnouer.
vllllan-Bouled Heau Hrummel uftt.hetr P' ts
the plains: by William Scott us)
Hack's beloved buddy; William
Hailey'as man of mystery und mas-j
ter intriguer, und Hcrnard oicKel I
as an old Mexican ranch owner.
Judged by all standards, Hucld
Jones, at his very best in "Against
All Odds," Is u winner.
HOOD HIV Kit. Ore. 11. V. Tay
lor, deputy controller of horticul
ture of Great Hrltain, will arrive
here tomorrow. He wilt bo the
guest of A. F, H. Steele, general
manager of the Apple Growers' as
sociation, on a tour of npple-puck-lug
plants. Mr, Taylor, in arrang
ing for an Inspection of local ap
ple plants, stated that hu Is trav-
cling through orchard sections of
Yet most people who "have sun-the entire world maJvlng a close
shine In their souls have cash In i study of how fruit is prepared for
marketing.
15-1 1-S-ltp
WANTED Work by the
hour. Inquire. Francis Mc Kin
ney, I5U2 V. 12-ll-7-2tp
WANTKD .Elderly lady to assist I
with children and home duties.
Ideal conditions, inquire Hox 27 I
Imbler, Ore. 1 5-1 1 -!-4t p
V-1
HKNT Good rooming house
Adams Ave. Close in. Hyra- w ,,,. ,Ml.,inwi
son prove what capable players
they are by making rhe audience
actually hiss them In certain
scenes,
"Urezzy" Heaves Knson. one of
the screen's foremost directors of
this type of entertainment, man
aged to Inject numerous clever
tout-tics und kept the aetion mov
ing nt a fust clip every moment.
''Comedy showing "Jonah Jones."
I'OH HKNT Furnished house.
1K02 Third St, I'hone. 274 W.
il)-l l-S-3tp
i WANTKD l'osltlon as housekeep-
day ori er by middle age woman. Very
competent. Mrs. Ida M. Hobk
er, i'.u4 S. Division St., Walla
Watla, Wash. 20-ll-8-3t
FOH HKNT 3 rooms furnished
Lights and water. 120S Sev-
enth. 1-1 l-8-2ll
WANTKD Vour sewing neatly FOH HKNT 5-room modern part-
done. Mrs.
4 34-W.
Nora W
bb. I'hone
10-11-4
WANTED Dressmaking.
Fourth street. 10
1617
6-1 in p
WANTED
Call Mrs.
Sixth.
Hoomer und boarder.
D. Fitzgerald. 1G01
lU-10-23-tf
l-'iil; SALK- Empty barrels. Cider
2ic gallon. Delivered In barrel
lots only. (b o. 11. Chapman.
15-11-7-titp
Full SALK Four ntttVh cows, one
yearling n-ud tVo calves; 3 do.en
It. I. It. pullets: some turkeys.
I'hone Farmer I UT. L'fi-1 1 -7-','t p
WANTED
15 5-J.
sewing.
-10-27
Call
I Dtp
WANTED Solicitor 'for house-to-house
canvassing in La Grande
to sell Christmas gills on com
mission basis. Attractive line
good money for rustler. Weekly
payment plan. If you're, not
first class, don'Uapplyi Inquire
or write, S. C, care Observer.
1 i-i-tr
Business & Professional Directory j
Classified for Quick Reference
ly furnished house.
lion. I'hone 356 M.
Good loci
12-1 l-S-3tp
Mystery, Thrills and.
Buck Jones in
Fox Photoplay.
WANTED A good reliable man or
woman to demonstrate and sell
The Electro Magnetic Hlanket in
La Grande and vicinity. A good
clean and growing 1
has increased over two hundred
percent In the last year. For full
particulars address 1'. O. Hot
452. Eugene, Ore. 45-1 l-S-Stp
Huek Jones, prime t favorli
screen fan millions from coast to
I coast, again hit the bulls-eye of
popular favor at the Star theatre
last night, playing "Against All
! . i Odds' and winning hands down
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Hush,
Minneapolis, Minn. 2n-ll-S-lt
FOH H.E NT
quire 2115
-Furnished house. Tn
l'inc. 7-1 l-K-2tp
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ItTTOnNKY
COCHRAN ft EHEKHARD Om
T. Cochran anil Colon B. Eber
nurd, Attorney. La Granda Na
tional Bank BillMtm
CMiHorKACrcm
Ult. BF.M.B MIEI18, Chlroprao
to- Now Folar H nil ij In c- Hour.
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., and
7 to p. m. 7-J4-tt
Oil. J. JO. WOODEI.L. Chlronrao-
tor and Naturopath. Bkin and
blood dlaoaaea. headachca, ap
pondlcltia. backachca. rheuma.
URtn. aathnia. eczema, varlcoaa
Wfolna. all klnda of alomach.
i hnArt And klrinnT trouble auc-
a-afully treated. Blood prcaaura
reduced.- Dlaeaaea of women nnd
children a specialty. Suite 20
Rnmmer BMpr. Phnne 4S7-W.
Itealdenca Phone 1S0-W
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. U Grand Lodge No.
860 Loyal Order of Monsu, holds
regular meetings every -hurs-day
night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel
lows hall. Tho Women's Mooso
heart Legion No. 898 meets
every second and fonrth Thurs
days of each month. Visitors
welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
8. P. O. 15LK8 La Grando Lodge
No 4S3. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
fully extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester. Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley. Secretary.
OSTKOI'ATIIIO rilTKICIANt
fc'STEOl'ATTlIC I'llYSIClAN Dr.
J. L. luglv, C)stoalh. Spinal cur
vature and fallen arches a spe
cialty, lir. Margaret Ingle, Os
teopath. Diseases of women and
feeding of infants ft specially,
orrice I'hone Main DIR. lies.
I'hone luti-H. Somnier Hldg.
MODERN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA La Grande Cnmp No. 7708
Dieeta on the first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
RAT S. RENNETT, V. C
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk
FOR HKNT Good clean, well lo
cated modem five room house
Garage. Close to high school
. Range - in hoiiw.- --$:to.o per
month. Tenant pays water and
light. La Grande Invcslmcnt Co.
:tn-n-.s-3i
W A NT K 1 1 Everyone t o read our
large "ad" in another column oi
tonight's Observer. Cherrys Flor
ist a. D-1 1-S-H
FOR SALK -
right price?
Satisfaction
Adams Ave,
Choice meat at th
Give us a trial.
guaranteed. , 141!
Rodcs' Market.
20-1 1-8-21P
WANTKD Customers at, Hod
Meal Market, where your $ buys
the most. Hit" Adams Ave.
12-1 1-8-2H
FOR SALE One JB23 Jewell
coupe, less than year old. Good
rubber, perfect condition. Own
er sick In hospital und will sac
rifice. Easy terms. Washington
Avenue Garage, across from Elks
club. 311-11-S-Mt
with his
"Love and Glory"
Begins Run at
Arcade Monday.
"t,ove and Glory," the Rupert
.lulian-Vniversal-Jewel production
'timing next Monday lo the Arcade
theatre, presents a distinct novelty (
n the way of screen entertainment l
in that Its characters live through
fifty year lapse of lime.
The three fumed characters, por
trayed by Charles De Roche, Wal-i
lace Mae Donald nnd Madge Del-1
Winy, ar(. Introduced In the story
as young peasant folk In a French
village. In the closing scenes of
ihe. film play they appeur hi Ihe
makeup of persons seventy years
of age. So real la the transfigura
tion that It is said to be difficult
to believe that the characters are
portrayed by the same players. It
is a triumph for the actors, as
well as for the director.
l'lctorlulfy the production ' is otio
of the most beautiful of the year.
Gilbert Warrennm, credited on Ihei
screen with the photoplay, can!
mke many u blow for his skilful
camera work, t
Fundamentally It Is u war time;
romance, woven around Incidents
of the Franco-Prussian war, but j
there is litllu of actual revealed
on the screen, one sequence oi
tho picture, however, reflects n des-j
ngagement between Zouaves
and 'Arabs and 11 Is colorful and
dramatic, carrying one of the big
gest thrills of the story.
The screen play is an adaptation
of the novel, "We- Are French.
written by l'ertey Roore Sheehan
and Robert Davis. Other featured
players are Gibson Gowland, Ford
Sterling, Charles De Hnvcnnu und
Rrlscillu Dean Mdran.
Spend Armistice Day
WITH THK AMKKK'AN LKGION
In La Grande
Spend
ARMISTICE DAY
with the American
Legion in La
Grande '
New
8. WEEKS
Itvaliur
J'olcy Itulldlnc
Main 7IS .
I :
K7Cr T II E HUB
A .' "" - - il
i
i
Spend Armistice Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
WEAVER'S
Tailor, dimmer. Dyera
- And I'retiataa
PHONE MAIN TH
Depot Street -
Permanently waved, wary or. I
. ctmy iialr anould be . - I
Water-Waved . J
The water-wava la aoft :
and natural In appearanoa.
In no wlae can It poaalbljf
aarm the hair. - -1 '
Mokia. warta, auperfluoia
hair permapontlr r.morad
wUhom aoar
AU Work Gnaranteea, .
AT TH5 OOIiONIAIl
Phono Ml-J .
Hot Fo-irth St. Apt B
I Double Headline
i Vaudeville Bill
in u whirlwind finish
faithful horse "Sliver."
Against All Odds." which wlir
continue to be u sure-thing "cinch
bet for patrons during a run of
tw o diys, Is a real Huek Jones
show. 1 (it) iter cent western: I
log along at a hundred thrills ni(Jominff t0 ArCUUC
l...l.r t.ilf.l.-i.l with hunt flu-lit-I
ing, hard Bhoollng, hard riding
and loving; packing a corking wal
lop of a mystery plot and a double-
barrelled Romance.
R would be cheating tit play-'!
goers If this Critic gave away all i
or any of I he odds which Huek
Jones gamely "bueks." The climax
of hopeless odds and ileulh-di-fyliu:
dare-devlll ry. however conn s when
his buddy, wrongfully sentenced to I
he hanged for murder, speeds with
the sheriff's posse n an express j
train lo the scene of execution. I
How Huek Jones, uboard S11-1
ver," overtakes and literally lassoes I
that fast-moving train, how he j
hair-ralstngly hauls himself hand j
over hand from Ills horse's back
to the buck of the train, and snves j
Ills buddy with Ihe help r VHII.
ver" (his you must see ami thrlli
A double headline, bill Is prom
ised at tlie Amide thealre-on Hun
day, iith stellar alt ruction honors
held by the Arnesons and the three
harmony pals.
The Arnesons, no veil y equili
brists, have been featured with all
tin- big vaudeville shows and can
be relied upon lo give a thrill to
any audience.
The Harmony I'als present a har
mony singing act wit h plenly of
comedy, a' splendid repertoire of
songs and a thorough knowledge of
fust how to put them over.
Novel-Ksk Trio, two pretty girls
and a young man. presents com
edy singing and dancing, soft shoe,
waltz clog, und buck, an act out
of Ihe ordinary In this line.
Wordley and I'elers In "Circus
.PHYSICIAN-BURGEON Dr. F. b
Ralston Prnctiee limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD
La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles hall. All vlnlt
Ing Neighbor! welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk.
Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nation
al Bank Building.
E. E. BllTis, C. C.
H. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
I I Gn ivu traci:i SOITII
SAI.KM, Ore. The uutomobile in
which Wtlllum 'Cosby, convict,
mude his escape from the Oregon
state-M-iiltentiary was found by the
officers today about a mile south
of Salem.
The officers are working on tin
theory that Cosby is headed for
l,os Angeles, where he has friends
Cosby wan sentenced to serve 2.r
years for assiiult ami robbery in
Mullnomah county. The sentence
later was reduced to six years by
Roy Rltner. while acting as gov
ernor. '
PH. If. K. SCHOKN Osteopathic
j'liyfuciun nmi surgeon, uvcr im
.' T iiiHiu jnves' mem u. nuiiinn
TIti-17. I'hone, office and rcsi-
ATI' RE CURE
?R. A. N. and ' MA RT E. MAT
VILLK HpccUllsta In chronic
diseuses. Methods: Naturopath
nnd Mechano-Therapy. Hkln and
blood diens. nervous diseases,
chronlfl headarh1, cciema, wia
tlca, npp ndtcitla. . constipation,
bowel trouble: all kinds of chron
le ( isnss siicccsf nil y trrn t d
Call Main 623. Maytlt Nnturn
i'ure Home, X 101 Kast Adam
A tp. orrtca hours. 10 to 12 v
in., 1:30 to f p. m. Consulta
1 ltt l-'rf
A. K. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred E. KlddJ. W. M.
E. R, Ringo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Crosa I-odge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hal
CK. of P. Hptl), at 8 p. m. A
Pythian Welcome to all visiting
Knights.
Dr; J. E. WooiMl. C. C.
C. L. Orahnm. K. R 8
ritori ssiovti, in:cun ator
O. B. a Hope Chapter No. I O
E. B. holds stated communtca
Hon the second and fourth WM
Ofwday of each nionth at S:00
p. m. Visiting ujembt rs cordially
wclcfinied
Netta K. Eakln, W M
Anna ft Grove. Secrotarj.
Schmd Chlhli-cn I '.numerated
AI.KAXY, Ore. There are 1 H'M
children of school age In the Al
bany school dltrkt. aceording to
the completed enuuierat ion. f if
these Mil are boys and H:t:i girls.
As several fatuities had been miss
ed In the flrsi canvass, a re-canvass
bus been planned und it wu-
epeeled 1 hut the total would reueh
more limn 17"" In the final enu
meration.
cr
idmwdwe
Spend Armistice Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Safely Swiftly Camfbnamif 1
LA GKANDE-JOSEl'H STAGE LINE
liiiais & C'oldiron, Props.
Winter Schedule
(Effectiva October 5th, 1924)
l.i:AVi: Nu. l No. 3 No. 5 1'aro
I.ii lirunilu 8:30 12:3" 8:30
Imblur .. D:i 1 : 4:o .6(1
Klein 1:! 4:20 i.no
Mlniim 10:00 2:00 6:00 1.76
Wnllona 10:41. 2:40 6:40 2.25
Ijntlno 11:00 3:00 0:00 2.(11
Knterprlao 11:30 3:30 C:3l) 3.00
Joai-ph 11:611 3:t.(i 0:60 J.25
Ten pur ci.-nt disco jiiI on Ituund Trip Tlukula.
I.I-.AVE No. 2 No. I , No. Ian
Jon-ph - ':30 10:36 2:30
Kntarprlae. 7:60 , 10:60 2:60 $ .26
l.oKtlno 8:15 11:15 3:16 .66
Wallowa 8:36 1 1:35 3:35 1.00
Mlnnm S: 1 5 12:15 4:15 1.50
HI Bin 10:00 1:00 6:00 2.25
Imbler 10:20 1:20 6:20 2.S
La Gruiiilu 10:50 1:60 6:60 t.li
Ten per ci nt illaeoimt on Itooml Trip Tlckda
Spend Armistice
Day
WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION
In La Grande
Grande Ronde
Hospital
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE . . .
TIMD TAIILB
hana .
tinion Im tiraea
1:10 A. It. :I0 A, M,
11:00 A. U 1:00 P. M.
1:10 P. M. 6:16 P. U.
HundaTa
(jMiTea fjean
Unloa La Oracle !
1:00 P. If. 6:16 r. M. '
Saturday Night Kpmttala
Imtm Imtm '
Union t Oraad
7:00 P. If. 11:00 P. If. .
Rvatod CM
P. O, HoI.ap, aloaatwr
Hradnnartora. Hommcr HotH
La Grande
Mattress Shop and .
Weaving Works '.
Mattreaaea of all klnda
leaned and rebuilt; Feathar
Henoratlnrv Rag and FlnM
Kuga made to ordar and for
aale. Carpet and Hum Glean
ing, Ftirnlturo Ito-coi-orlne. '
Lloenacd PnmljrstCr '
Factory Phone 424-W
CHAH. EDWAKDH, Pro. :
BUILDING
MATERIAL
kakii ami noona
llAKDWAKB
Grande
Ronde
Lumber Co.
A Home Coiiwrn Wllb
Home Purpose
Mlliti . WOOD :
(irfM-ti wikmI Avnnua
I'hone M-13a -
MAMTW POP
BY TAYLOR
i
AIM i;u. ii:i-i ll. T K .Xd
riinillliif iitn Hlt'l I sdlHiil') t'l H !' I'A
Ir.-v if yml Inlrji.l lo t.(inl-.li(ii.
I:i..r. finish ir r.-rinifh "ty
l"nl. line. lnl. rior and- i-.vli rlcir
kr-l m-itlly Ibc. Kor b- lliT ;ol
amk i:kv ikw N".
Vi.fnf x'n M'-iH-iil ,Mrmtl"n
rii.-t v.-iy P'rini'l ;uid fmrlb
Tll.'.'d.'ty vrlliliic 111 curb ll'.UIKll
at K. ot I', ball.
mi:k :. :i.'.-i:tv.
Qhe pot has
Reached the. boiliwg
pomt intheSso.ooo
damage ()0it a6aimc.t
the magic muo co-
ThE CE6AL BATTLE &
THE CEMTUPV IS RAGING
CAtR THE TESTIONW
OF FIT-TV BEAUTIFUL
WITNESSES FOR THE
DEFENCE
THE MEAWTIME.
HORNBLOWEB AND
A, W5TERIOUS STKAW&ER
ARE SECURING SOTURES
OF EACH VJITNESS TO A
LEGAfl- DOCUMGMT A MO
ARE RAVI MO THEM A
OF MOMEV
WHA.T CAM ITMCAM?
HA5 HORMSlOVUEC!
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