La Grande evening observer., January 21, 1926, Image 7

r Thursday, January 21, 15)2(5.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
IV"':
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
FOB KENT
Jfolt' HUNT Room for light
housi'ki'i'pin?. l'hoiu' 433-W.
': 2-l-20-4M
"oil HUNT Six room bunuulow.
f HMD Kivpnil St., full basement,
$ furnui'V. Farmers 2-X-17
' ft. . ' 3-l-20-3tp
Foil HKNT- 2 rooinn and 1 room
lioiisi',5 fiirninhed. John .Mara,
f (. '' 2-1-20-211)
Villi I'tKN'T r5-room modern house
wtftl KilniKO, liu.spinent anil larjc'
1 ybodslifd. (;'lo.s In. fad kii5 tr
"t Ave. 4-i-2ii-:itD
p
port ni:.N'T Fnrnishm miartmont
roil RKNT-Piii
J. mca'm Ji,;it,-,1.
i ' -
2-1 -jn-Ctp
J'-Oll HUNT Furnished apt. Win:
t urly AptH. 2-1-iri-litp
,J"Oll lilONT Kuril IsImm) apart-,
V mt'nl. liirht.s ami water fni-nisli-
i -m1. l'honi! ini-w. 2-i-iatr.
? 318-.T. ' 2-1'. .!'
FOR NAlift
iKOIl SAUC Six ne 3-room
liottse.s, ))iit five, alrcaily Mold.
; Only nun left. Crab It. $20.
j ilown, $20 Of'"!!!. Call JU-2-IS. -I
4-l-20-3t
J'-Oll KA1..U Adding machine, Na-
i tlonal cash register, cheek pro-
; lector,- show cases, counters.
shelving, scales, at bargain
prices. Furniture and fixtures
I of I.c.Pherson Grocery. Must be
i' moved at once to make room for
k another occupancy In the build-
company. S-l-20-2t
FOIt SALE -H-room bouse, gar
age, large lot; $3300 if taken at
once; terms, ;iu I spring Kl. '
S j- s-i-intr
FOIt SAi'.K llnmmngo, basement
i M. K, church, Friday, jtl o'clock,
t 2-1-1 0-3t
FOft SAUK Long leather dnven
port $30. fall 30!) llurrlson.
2-l-19-3tp
l.'OII S&r.l. f'hnin fnnl frnm
jm. l-imuy nun. j'none oruers
, to 30U-W. I' rans. cieavinger.
; 1 2-30-1 mp
WANTKH Girl who is willing to
leurn : the. ' tailor trade. Start
A SMALL HEATER
With Much Ileut.
Tho WestlnghotiRe "Cozy
Olow" elect rle Iwator will
take the chill out oCt thso
fro.vly mornings. Just attach
to your lamp sorkct l he
cinrent'constiiiiptlon in small
nnd th! initial Cost Is very
low.
H. & g. ELECTRIC
Sommer Hotel Hldg.
MOM'S! POP, Look Out Magic Mud Co. By TAYLOB
r W&LU. VOReTTA.MY ABILITY 7, (I SlMCE t LEFT THE OKiCC ) f. . CF tOuRSB tVO HMJC. To M)e C:n7 (7 50 YOURe GOII05 To BE PRCSlDCUr k I I
HAS BEEM R6C06WI2eD AT LAST- Mi THIWS9 HAVE BEEM v ., L A V0T OV CHAW SES 'W THE BUSINESS, U I AND 6V AT A 6lG MAHOSAuY DESK r'ir
T I'M QoiMS c?ACfct TO MY OLD I TO PIECES - NOW L'V Gt5T Jr Cq THE.v'veV' ( VM. NOT AT ALL SATISFIED WITH Jf 7 Aw0 RDE. T? THE 01FIC IN A , Tl
S JOS vaiTH THE Mfi&'C MOD CO. V To Poll OP MY 6LEEU6S ( found OUT AT ) THE VJAY THINGS AC6 BBmS JT SWCLL- LtM0USiN-(Sec IT -A (ill
'--7 'il 3'Sf SfiKS- J r-Y- llV'SKifJlUl
BFm " ilir i'l9pL- 'ImSw '
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Oscar Is A Hard Guy ' . By B LOSSES
r. , , ' T , - ,T r r? ; r7 rv n t r
V ) , k 1EATSV1MSAM . ,C4UU? rBUM,i,.. ) ' "
L'H FRUIT. ; ? iC ISWVMMOWTE ra AVAWTWWMiE ' T. A TSW V SUPS iL C0C0AHOTS W
yO, $r 0"'" 3Qt !
Observer
Want Ad
Rates ,
(Count five average words .
to the lltii).
2er line, 1st iiisurtlon 10c
ler line, each mlded consec
utive, Insertion 7o
Minimum uhargo on one or
der 2."c
HATIIS HY -MONTH
2 lines, per month $2.50
3 lines, per inimlh ftt.'ift
I lines, i hi month SU.00
3 lines, jmi month...... l.?5
, I-:o'h mldftlnnal lino over fivo
cliait( at IHt line pT
month.
cas ix AhVANOi:. is
quhit on nil flrtsslffeil onlci-s
to I'lirn thesi rales, Hilurr
ra(4's I'lmip'd on All credit in
sertions. Copy for nil olnsslfleil oiiloi
must ln In this orrieit ly It)
a. At. day oi-' isi:uno.
Slop orders on nl Insvrtfd un
til further notlc must hn re
ceived ly ttir snnui honr op ex
tra insertion will lm ohnrm'il.
Telephone o v d e rjs solt-lted;
fash . rates may he earned on
phono orders by ayiiieiit on or
herore date of Inst Insertion. '
rilONi; MAIN' :t7
"An tlliserver Want Ad
. AVIU Ho !tM .
small waffes. Call 1310 JeTf. St.
.- - 4-l-20-3t
WANTKD Dressmaking and bcw
ing in your homo or mine. Mrs.
V. C. French. I'hono 352-J
3-l-l4tf
WANTKl) Someone to help with
kitelien worlt. Koy .or woman,
140S Wash. Ave. 3-l-20tf
WANTED Pressing, cleaning.
Zweifel'i Tailoring. M-170. Pe
Hvery. ll-3-tf
ItAIMO VOH 1'IANO Wo will.
tmde good radio for piano. East
. ern Oregon Music Co. .. 1-Jitf
CITY 1-OANB Long time, smallest
monthly payments, no delays.
Security Land & Savings Co.
12-lltf
LOST.
LOST Hunch of keys in 1. O. $5
reward. Jtcturn to Observer,
j . " 2-20-3t
Albany PitHluce Shipments Heavy
ALDAN V, Ore.. Thirty-five
carload a of butter and 12 carloads
of eggs were shipped from the Al
bany co-operative creamery, the
oldest Institution of its kind In
Oregon. In l!J". A total of f.115,
!i"iO was paid to dairymen and
poullrymen during the year. The
market value of Die product was
$:tso,ooo. a total of g:.ooo pounds
of butler was marketed In Albany
and XOil.ooo in Portland, the re
mainder of. the output being sold
In Seattle ami San l'ranelMco.
Ihiuglns Granges Install
ItOKKDl'UG, Ore.. A joint
meeting nnd installation of offi
cers was held here by the five
learling granges of Douglas county.
Officers of each of the granges
were Installed at ItnpresHive cere
monies conducted by Mrs. Lillian
S'tanbrough; a member of the
home economics committee of the
state grange. At the program this
r' afternoon an address Has made by
( . k. fpence, mate maraci agent.
Ad Page
Counties
I NEW TODAY
' KOIt HAKKAlfalfu hay. Fnrm-
era 1.7. 2-1-21-ltp
. , -1
; F(11 ;HKNT Modern xvo-ioom
I apartment wilh Hpeelal hath.
FOlt HKXT IJonsoko.'pinjf rooms. I
Call Main 75. 2-l-2L-1tp
LOST 1 Ji'rsey heifer, eans Bhort.
hramled XX on left hip; also
White, fare steers, crop split und
nnderhit in left ear, hramled XX
On loft hip- Hoy (laker. Cove.
iZI'TiF.lt llllICK liooniK with
j hoard, third floor, hoi and eold
.watt-r, hath; nice, pleasant rooms I
eheap. - ' -l-21-ltp
i
i- ,
Westimrt 'ifcW'litts ;nhi H.
"WKSTfOKT, Ore;, 1'ostoffleo
reei'lpts for tin last quarter "'of I
1 M' 5 showed deohlcij InereaHe" hero I
In I ho husini'HH of Tnelo Sum over !
lite preeedinir year, Total money
i orderw fpr the last three months
I of 11,25 wera $20,704.41 and KUmp
'sah'H for the satin period were i
J$nHJl.S3, miikmjr a; total. of fSl.-l
1 703.24. an average of timrc, than
$7'no a month.' For the Hire
;.montha the, hiisinf-ss . was $10011 j
above 1824. .
lumped Prisoner Cuplui-etl.
1A K Kit, Ore.-Otla Ihnlson, who
wit h three other V'soners es
caped from the county Jail ly
means of a rope of bed dint? omv
clothing, was captured yi'sterday
new' . ilaines by Deputy ShorU'f
Kwan. No trace of the other tlirei
prisoners hnd been found.
1 - 1
1 .(m :K'JVWt what lnu, : ) Js
to intend 11 inhlie ;de, ilnri 1 ,vir,t .'
Well, thciv Is just that much fun
to attend the Chtud C. I'ratt
hcr Co. There Is always a larice
and respectable crowd here. I am
large and the rest of ou are re
spectahle. It's funny to mII pnlul
when Die miow Is falling' fa!, hut
we do that. Fenple paint hisl!.
rain or shine. If ou waul n wid
plank to make n hog irouxh for
jour horses, we have it fin yi.
If faet. we cmi supply you wild
1(1 carloads or lumber or any d.'-i
scripliou within about a moment's
notice. No danger getting gnr
nroiiml here, dust come on In
we won't hurt you. Interim Nte
11 hlgh-elass Aetrte quality .vaiii!sh,
Jil.lirv per gallon.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tlie Poor Man's Friend"
Near I'oimdiy. I'hono M-2IH
No Sunday BuhIiirm
1 .
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
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II fill . I U I I 1 1 I " ! 1 I It 1 1 T: 1 . 1 1 I II I II I 1 1' 111 I. I
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P'am : H6Y, COT
L --","-. . A MATCH ?
1 . . .HMTI llTi "I
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La Grande
Pola's Latest
Coming to
Arcade Friday
I'rla Negri gratefully
led ;es t hat Tl'eodore
"Krand old man of tho
helped inspire her in
acknow
Hoberts. screen,"
making
"Flower of Night," her latest Par
amount production, which will he
the feu tare at the Arcade theatre
Friday and Saturday. .
Mr. Hoberts, who has practically
recovered from his long Hlnes-,
was an almost dally visitor to Mtss
Negri's s.'l.
The picture has Its most Im
portant setting in San Franelsco
in the years following the gold
discover. and ft number of t he
important ' characters are Vigil-
nnU's . The Vhvihiil,e8v wei;e
group 'oV cltlens 'who hau'deiV M-'i
eether to stamn out Iiiwh 'ssness.'
li.herlH' falhei- w'ih 11 ( 'all Torn la
pioneer end one of the prominent
Vigilantes. Hetween Bcenes Hob-
erts would tell Poln stories of the
atmosnhere and haimeninirs of the'
days In which "Flower of Nitrht"
takes (dace, recounting, also. In
cidents told him ly such old-timers
as Sam Hreiinan, William T. Cole
man and Joseph Wluans. His In
terest kindled Pola's enthusiasm.
Theodore Hoberts was born
within two blocks of the famous
Delia Colon saloon, on Kearney
street, bet ween , Washington and
Jackson, In San Francisco. They
sold the home and later 11 was
swallowed up in what became San
Franclst o's Chinatown. Tin home
wait dest royed by the San Fran
cisco flte, two years at'U-r the Hob
erts family 'disposed nf It.
The California, Pioneers, In
w hich Mr. Hoberts inherits a mem
lu rship from his father, was com
posed of pioneers who arrived in
the Golden Stnto prior to LSTiO.
"Flower of Night," a romantic,
By Condo!'"1"
Theatres
" ' 1 In "The Arlxona Bweepstakes"
colorful drama, was written hy both men and ponies wero put lo
Joseph Hergeshelmer especially a hard test. The great cross-coun-for
Miss Negri. , Warner Oland try race which comes as tho ell
plays a "heavy" role. mux to the picture Is 0110 of the
A Pathe News and Fables will wildest and most. hulr-ruislng
UjIho be shown.
"Sally of Sawdust,"
Comedy Film,
Now at Sherrys
A charm that, will ruh j tho
frit a-It a frnm f lift funii nf liiimlilnd
Is D. W. Griffith's newest picture,
"Sally of the Sawdust." now being
shown ut tho Sherry theatre. ,
It Is nil sunuv Inughter. merry
test, quaint drolleries tucked into
an Interesting story that marches
along to u finish an funny nnd ex-
:v'IW as' anything that has 'eve
n dellvereO to. Du; sdlwr wree;
'crfCalnly this ne'.v I nlilil A 1
i Corporattcn r'eleuse Ik -iffiH
'all l.rllUtll. but
n ( lltli. nut some 111 n-r ( "
from the Griffith with which
most are familiar. He has whip-'
l'd aside all problems, and all h-s-
on, to 0,10 or tUv Kay' m
les of his career; easily the. fun-
nlest picture he has ever made and weed control was taken up.
one ranking with tho greatest of Mmnlug Glory, was voted the hard
screen couiedles. lest' to exterinltiale. Alost farmers
Amid the sidelights of a circus have hud success hy using carbon
with anlmals. bands and clowns, bisulphide and salt. Carbon hlsnl
he has found the circus juggler phide Ih put In holes about two
and his fiery, fearless daughter -feet apart and -IS Inches deep,
who believes her "Pop's" roguer- This method leaves the ground hi
les are all the merits of a great shape to raise a crop tho same
man
To them the glamor of the?
circus Is more than tinsel und the rr rive to 10 years. If suit- is
life is more than make-believe. ' ,tHed, Ml tops lo the acre is neees
Through co in lea 1 hardship and Har ' ." '
Hi-rloUH tniW'ty. thi'y tt'U'lK" nlimjr
with compllrutloiiH anil InlrlKiio.
up to tlie ilnor of tint Jinlifi''n
hoiisii In Hi" I'M, I. In Hi" inniTlcKl,
iiiohI cxiillim' finish tlui Bi'tccn hua
ulfiicil In ninny inontlm. ,
Thin rliiHile of r'nl'Tlatniiielil c-fl-
lahllHlii'H llif Hlartlom of Carol j cmsUinH on promoum of tap m-l
Hi nipaliT who Riven n mi-nioruliln liluslry. W. (!. Iloilila of 1 1, r inn II
i fiy ri'i -;n waif. With Tu-r.
C. Wclt.'s tlit;. iluiiouii' th a-
trical cuinediun now slurring in
the Zlegeld "l-'ollii-H."
Alfred l.unt, Krth; Hhunnon and
Glenn Anders, all stugo favorites,
are given laurels by Hut tirllfith '.
dlrertion. . (
Few pictures huve offered pueh
variety of scenes, such cusual lav-
is linens In dress as does "Kaliy of
the Sawdust." 1
Without u hesitating moment
from the start, It guthers refresh- .
ing spctd as It proceeds, until It
establishes Itself as one one of the
quickest, merriest, most human
and thoroughly entertaining films
ever shown. . 1
"Arizona Sweepstakes"
Coming to Star
For 3-Day Run
Drug store eowboyti, a species of
'male nuisance of recent devolon-
I ment san see In "The Arizona
Sweepstakes,") I'nlversal - Jewel
coming to tho Star theatre Friday
! for a three day run. the real thing
In the way of cowboys. In this
latest Hoot Gibson starring ' ve
hicle a doKen of these real liard
ridlng men who learned their les
sons la the rough and ready school
of the plains are seen In a. hair-
raising demonstration of how to
stay In tho saddle of u bucking
broncho. . And with them, riding
just a: Utile hit harder limn they.
do, taking a few more, chances
Ithaa they do, Is the famous Hoot
himself providing thrills and fun
iin plenty, for his vast army of ad
Itnirers. Tho cow pu ni'hers used In "The
Ari.ona Sweepstakes" are a few
j of tho famous troop of Cnlversal
been picked from the various
ranches In the southwest not only
for their ability as horsemen hut
'also because they are truly rep
resentative of the fast disappear
ing men of the ranges. The mounts
are typical, hard-running. sure
'footed little, cow panics, a small
part of the huge corral maintained
at Universal City. Like their rtd
ers they too hrtvn come from some
! of -tho west's most famous runches.
scrambles of men and horses that
hss been screened In a long time.
In addition to this Gibson fea
ture there will also he shown a
Clyde Cook comedy.
Morning Glory Worst Weed
FA1KF1KLD. Wnsh. Tho wheat
growers', conference, - under direc
tion of J.. A. Guttteun. packed the
i town hall. Air. Gultteau says 11
was one or the best meetings of
(the kind held in the state. A. A.
, "K.rtly. 'County Ag'it O. li. Patto.i
"' W. J.Snene. his assistant,
tooK.pai,
Tin- question of combine vcr-uif-
threr-h'TK yu ilUTeused. The pr ce
for on 1 1 in:.', t hnrirmgnnd I'lHt'u.'
frt.v.( nti-' ACfl:V r'ii'irj8av.u.
Un with a H
ir it is :?fi.i;fi. it wiinald. Thc:-!i-ing
with a combine scatters weeds
more than cutting wilh a binder,
but the saving hi grain amounts
to from one to Ihree bushels
acre, '
year, while salt will kill tho ground
stath m:i:Ki:i:i'i:itM .mi:i:t.
T1IK IIAI.I.KH, Ore. Oli'Hmi,
' liwIici'pi'i'H. near '1 nil Hi ran r, yW
In onvntlnti' linm toilny, Iwarlin
f Kililif hhiih liy mit'ukerH r jironil-
noticf! ami iiountifr roiinii-iaim inn- j
Professional Directory!
This directory Is especially hand for Iho newcomer or for
the out-of-town render who may want the name ami adtlmut
of some professional man. It has Ik-i-ii caivfully prepared ami
will prmc. to lw a renily 11 hi to tiny rtwider in obtaining promit
prorcMiounl service.
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys .
J.
HI GH I'.. IWtADY Attnrney-nt-Luw,
ot'fico Foley-Douvy Didg.,
over L. 1 Drug Store. Tele
phone .Main 11 1.
cnciiiMY and i:iii:ititAiti n. o.
, T. (Niehran nnd ddon Jt. l-;ierhiir.l.
Attorneys st Law. La Grande Nn-
liotiitl I tank bulhtiag Tehiihttiio
Ms I ll 91.. . w ,
CARIj O. lini.M Attorney nt Low.
Uoom 20, New Foley Itulhltng.
Telephnnti Main 77l. ,
Dentists
Ir. V, W.- KIIWIV Dentist, Gnrd
. ner iiullding, Telephono Alain U(i.
Architect
C. . MIL.LK.lt, Arcliltvet.
Hoom 7
.La OrannA Koilonul Dank Ituitding
Ion, vice president, presided in the
absence of C. C. Harris of Pon
land. president, who was unable
io attend.
Tho address of welcome was giv
en hy Miss (VI lu Gavin, city at
Inl-m.V ,'lhn lt..lrr...n.,..u I..... H L.
(cued to un address hy James 1.'
Ilnmhleton, entomologist of the!
I'nited States department of agri-
culture. Speakers on the program!
this afternoon wero T. L. Hull of
Ogden, Utah, and Floyd J. . Huciu
r ,.... ,(
.
Threo reels of motion nlctur'.
showing various phases of hot ' , . , ,
bee-keeping industry; wero ahown;(,omim'ltMl Jp" J0" . will an
tit the courthouse tonighl, follow. nou,u'o u fnnal opening und re
Ing tho annual banquet of tl.e.,!('l'tion to tu ueneral public. Tho
state, association. . , (new liospltai Is, in charge of Mrs.
, L Zcna Wist fall, graduate nurse,, aa
i'Ax i j. 111:11s Miorcr
EUGENE, Oret -The Lane Coun
ty Teachers' association met here lo I
discuss the proposed tnte income j
lax, but before any action looking j
to the Indorsement of the bill was,
taken It was voted to meet iigaln j
to give Die teachers an opportunity j
to hear both sides or the ques'lon. ,
It was the -expressed concensus'
or opinion Dint If the tenchent here
enter the fight for tho Income lax
i(iioal, it will be in the hi?er-H
Jfi inrrovlng school far-PK!- -i -..v,
the men-its of In-tnu tlui; (!e ij,;;-!;.;
the -h.iol:i an i n.l in
'! t'-l'l'Sl 01' illcn'.-i.-ji."; " I'l , : r, -:l ,
.. ...': '; ;
ti;d iiosplial-.lft iiuiv rrnily tor nwd
li a I and malernliy pith-; its, an
nounces Dr. A. H. .lohnson, physi
cian In charge. While ail the
jcfioipment la the surgery )h not
yet Installed, this will soon ar
rive, unit when this department in
WEAVER'S
Tallori ClrAiien, Dfcr.
And I'reMcr.
rilO.SK MAIN 7:W ,
Depot Mtreni
L
$2.00 to $2.50
' Values
In
Pocket Knives
For
$1.19
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
, Phone M-85
RAG RUGS
See Our Large Stock From C()c Up. :
Furniture Exchange
lr ud Jefferson I'luno 41 4-j
WB BUY, SELL Oil TRADE
W'HV dues the (JwilUam's i;icttiic C::!vciy supply
7.' of the biikory y'.vnU in I.a flraiul:'?
KECAl'SB Hip p'llil.v ni!HP-i:ie-T ? '-c t "nil lo
mail'Js "Klocllif;lly ."V'unillnciifri! ' ': ."
VIXVyU DAILY 'Vr !-. i ' . CauV.'x
Physicians & Surgeons
s tt;i.i, . iiotnn:it, m, p
l'li Hieiau und Wurneon.
Rmuas in-1 1 Telephone
Sontiiier liuililliig Jinln 6r,a
i.rcn 11. itot'VY, m. d.
Practh-e ltmiiifl to dixeases of the
Kye. K;(r, Xoso nnd Throat.
New Foley Telephone
liulldliiB M;,in it
i:. i. KlltllY, HI. IK
Thy;;i-ian and Surgeon.
XV w Fnh-y Telephnn
J'ldhlin .Witn &
m Mum p. i,amih, m. r.
I'hy.sii iaa und auJKon
Gardner - . . Telephona
DuililiMg Alain 8U
W. l MeADOltV, M. I). C
x. T, , Burgeon. ' .
N.)WM",oy' - - Tidephnna
Dulhlhig Mnfii f.it
V. S. HOOItlO, Til. I).
Physician and Surgeon.
Nw V. y Teienhono
IhilhWng ' Alula 1U
I. TIAI.STOX, M. D.
Praetleit limited 10 diseases of the
Kye. I'Jur, Nosu und Tliroat.
" itooniH 1K-I8 Telephnno
Soininer Iiullding Mil lii 778
A. x., itt( 11 rtnsnv, m. i.
Surgery
Rooms lfi-17 Tnlxnhnnn
(Soiuuier Duildlng . Alain 1&
Osteopathic Physicians
. j, 1.. i(ii,i:, 11. o.
Central f hUeop'Khtc Practice.
l AlK.'Althve ivia.l.'. Ik
rne,lr,! lnliea to uuru of Infants.
Sonimer Telenhnn
Telephnn
(itulldlng
i J
.Main 1011
j superintendent.
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - ItrbuUt.
Feather .Mattresses Mmim '
Pillow Hen ova ted
linft Ituirfl Made t.ttm
otii carjieiH. '.
rurolttirr. ftepaired aaJ
li-MMveretl ;
la Cranio W;U'tre
T tf : " i ! 'tuin'gator
1 ' '1 , :" '. '. y 'S
US AVI) API'Ell MAT ft
1EAVK I.FJIVH
I'ulon I 1 irm
l:on a. M. i:oo P. It.
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for one purpose of convey
Ing the rick and Injured any
wliero thy want to go.
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