La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 24, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texttat iAm)i-gmir traaiamai Satyrdny...Tu1y 24, 1926. Local News In Brief f (XIMINO KVTCNTP ' July S3-2 Historical iiagcaut m ".Suii'lt, of America-1 iHcpk a,f sea, si, n 5 caioa I count fair M Elgin, Ore. .M..HsW XxtV-?r : -7 . 1 .1. Slalciip. Frank' Itlrl.ew anil Tui Kiiliflit. lertHils urii'rnoun for the Minimi lakes UM a .dnhlnif trip. ' AWe to ' '! ' . -Mrp. I'Yantt 1'ntl. wlio has been i III ut her home here for the. paHl ivvek.Js able to. be llpaixniii. I .... : ' i'l'o Visit 1'ilcml.s at llakcr ( '' Mrs. Nannie Uka7.off was 'la tin city rroiii fovn this morning en 1 route to" Baker, where alie will i visit 'friends for a few day. li'o Visit Uiaiilrallii-r tiJjHI" Wat kins went to K'irin on . this mil-nine's train, lie. will spent about a w eek on ills Kranuininer a farm near l;lsln. lien'-" lor iViii i-jnU- mfW'Mtlri'T, "of-" forllirnd; ar rived III l.a Cramle yesterilay on h&r way I" HulB'-J -Idaho oh ' busl lift. He stopped ''Ifr.rn'iovc.r- the ivt'ek md. .. . , " , . . tiinc u Tillamook -. . . ' f,Mr. .an'l Mrs. tl.-orge . Kergnsoii, nil liVrsiison's Hi'iiK store, nl t n- Heii. have gone lo Tillamook lor a Umi wllh Dr. and Mrs. J-j. J. Helms It. 4'. who moved tn. "he-vvonsl; froiii (I'Alon several inoftihs ii"o. ' I Here Last Night 'j.Uas .sloaephUie. -. A wlerson, I lioisi!.. Idalio. spent last night l '"r ,u . friend! ' i nr. .. i i I . .T ' . ., r I '.! -m tir:- J- J Boise. 'Idaho- alTh-ed 111 the city J Ttursdny nighl on their way to ! Angeles. Cal.. where. Alley will mike their home. J-They -visited ' hifcc at. the 11. W. Thompson iefme, leaving about three o'clock yilftcrdny afternoon. 1 ' - Will Make Home Here if.enllh Thonipson has. arrived In tli$- city from California and Is vllltlng at I he home of his parents, M . and Mrs. 11. W. Thompson. M s. Thompson will join nun later ai I they will make their home h -e, Whl Visit Lake Tomon-ow diss itulh Street arrived here Hits morning ;lro.i l,orlland ' nickel her parelits. Mr: and Mrs. Ill T.lStreet. and .little brother, lto- licit, who are In attendance in I'atiric. Northwest Heal Kstale as- . .t I,. .re MlHS .....!-., l.,n ertllVl-ntion llCrC. .M 1HS tiS-et came lo go to Wallowa lake wifrjiofciWiBitftt ihiiniin.riii'' .'I'lii'V- may stay days."" al tile lai-c iui (seating Hen' i jlr. and Mrs. A. J. Hell, of On "on titv, have arrived In l.a C.rande and Mr. Bell is fliinnlng oi; making some local collection so d'hat the fuliiily may remain hi n-. Their two small daughters lie ne. in-.. - hiiO aon are vl Mri Bell's lire liiwj. Mr. and are visiting at 1 nlun wnu lirolher and sisler-lli- Mrs. It. H. Bonni-y. ii. 111., -I. I'nll liriilhel'S. the men II H! of 5lirr.-r. nt. names: because Mr. Helj. was adopted when, a child... I tn j'Vanttlou lo lleacli &. ltev. K. W. Ncslor. nf Mu(u'ntalil View. Missouri, l.a ;raUde 'this morning .i,t! In l-.nlerinise. wlii-r as In on his he will oeetipv Che Baptist pulpit lomor roiV morning and evening. Th- and Mrs. N i-i.or ar ovum to.jhis PHI of th" country j-- cause of sirs, A I Wrsenl sle Nestor's HI Is -.illi her hen mol le 111 Mnho. They may locale P inaiently in Knlei prise. Iluine from School " .llss Jean l'i 1-nliing In Ui llrunde this ipoeuiir t-livii he lo .los-'-lih 'rroill l.i.'j where she bus le-ell iii-rlved on li'i l-oi-l- lltend- jng'lhe I'ucirlc. school or beauty I .itl'ir.-. She bus eompleled her Course there and plans o slnrl i-uii. H-r brother, Kn-d l-'r-'e-.l. nhni!.-. met le re this morning tilidUlhey drove home Hits aft- jmoll. " ' lH Vatwllon lo llemii- ! .ir. and Mrs. A. W. I ,t:iiiirliir. I'onslanee. and son Al- fiv,f. hhv.e , goue to Boei-tiwuy iiiueh. wri-1-e tliey w'.ni sp-nd'lwo er! Ihree weeks vaeallonlng. I'. llnlllonl Is laliillg' Mr. Kay's place (ilKNKY NKl'KWKAK AT CUNTS ' Just in . Tor your st-lc-. (ion now. They aic beau ties 1 At 7:c lo ?!.!) ' 1,1 Cows itnd Foiir-in-lliiiHl-i Tics of (jiisilily t ! Clint's 1 Clothiery ' Th Mora ilh Oonscleuo" IK'K AMI BMVS OlTITITLItS a conductor of tin-v branch linn irHin. ' ( Home this Morning- ; ,.: I V. IV Totter, d-li-imle. to" the. , I'aclric Nort Invent Ileal Katnte as-; (nidation convention from Nampa, Idaho home, after attending the' Idaho home after alteiUlnift:tiet' nrsi uiiya or the eoliveiuun. I'ft Tor New York Oij- ' Mlvs Genevieve Bradford left this morning for her home In New York t'lly after vlslllns In l.a Grande for about a month. Miss Bradford la the . sister of II. K. Bradford, of this city. I'll l.lRlll oil Business M. Melnlyre, of 'Boiilaiul pai-se'd Ihroult l,a (irnnde this moinlnc on his way to KIbIii on hiifluess. He will spend the week end there. lien- from Portland Mrs. W. 1". Mink arrived lien this morning from Portland and will visit, for a 'few days at the .home, of Mr. and .Mrs. 1-;. I.ttrkill. lit-ates on Fishing Trip - ... Kenneth Owen will leave this evening for Joseph. 11 will spend J the 'week end, fishing. -In Wallowa -. county. j Him w (liU .1ltniiiK . ' w Ihih hum viKlltntf ut the Juiui-h HtiriR-lt Iioiik' ut Huron Tor - 11m.' p.ut Iwu wi'i'lin, rlnrii'l to vr' liotni. Ihtk IhlN iitoi-nhit iMr. himI Mih.' Junius Hiirm tL u iiniiKilii il jlier und will visit in Lu Gruiiik- lor it fi'v duya. Attended S.vnotl M v(Imh; . T. T. Hu:, of WMIluwn, uhh In Uic I'lty HiIh iMOi nliiff 'on -IiIk V hy haniu from Kn'iiu, whvr tended the esbylc the rltin Synod rlosr of the meellniT. Hince rJynod he has, been .visit auugliler here.' ,. " lalllitl? liiH VLslls MosMiiaii IIoiih- T: Miss Kdilll 'MysMptiu. niece of Dr. K.' I'. Mussniall of this city, visited in l.tt Oralldc one day this week at tile .Mosstnan. home. Miss Mossman has 'completed her course - .at Harvard university, graduating with a doctor's degree Khe was 0M(, of un . ,vomen to graduate fl.(111 ,1C university willi a class or Illcn H, M now oll ncr n y to Ueriiolcy, Cal.. where she will u.llci, j,, n,u junior high school lmii lllBO ,0 niathnintlca .research work to lie submitted In book form. Miss Mossmnn first grad- uated from the Illinois state nor- nm sci,og ,liui i,.r attended .uurtieley for three . years. Two years ago she ' entered Harvard ul)d .,(lg ytar graduated; Very few ,vomen are ulluwed to attend Har VMrJ U)1(J t.nH8 ony ij,,cn ii,n .. . . , ..... .. the last three or four yeurs that It has been posslbtt I'llll'f MI'lltr'Tf Torn '111" Hi" woniun to "$14 98 As Advertisii "How do you spell 'financially'?" asked a college student of hia . room-mate. "F-i-n-a-n-c-i-a-l-l-y," said the rooni-matc, spelling out the woi;d -slowly. As an afterthought, he. added: "And 'embai'-, rassed' has'two r's and two s's." 1 ''...' How often have you said to a salesman, "That's more than I care to pay"? If you had known the price in advance you would -have been spared this little embarrassment. That's one of the great services rendered. by newspaper advertising. . by reading the advertisements before going. to the stores, you'know what you' will have lo pay for an article. Yoit need not reveal vour "financial status to a salesman. You perhaps do not like to ask the price of goods anyhow. If the merchant has told you the price iu his advertisement, 'yu do not have to, ask. ; ; Any way you figure it out, it pays you to read the advertise ments. Keg'ularly ! The one advertisement you skip may contain just the news you would have welcomed. Head all the advertise ments you can. Keep informed. The intelligent way to shop is to read the advertisements and then go to the stores that offer the best values. Make notes beforehand of the articles that interest you. That's the way to get the most for your money. That's the way to save time. When you Know hold -a. dujrrce from some ' other college to enter. Miss Mossmnn has madu her. own Uurluir all - of her years. Ill school find a part of tho time supported her aged mo ther besides. She' taught, tn pri vate schools, and :dld-i resrarch work. Before .going to Harvard she Inuglit .In. the IVrkeley Junior high seliool rdr some time.- Shr plans to return ,to Ui tlrande for a longer visit next summer. WHEELER TO . HEAD REAL ESTATE MEN Coutlnued from 1'ago 1) . William Miller Considered YMmam .Miner, l'1' host really board, will be ndvanc- ed as nomlneo for I. Grande a , , sUllll. director, IT the delegates , ,v u nrlKa Hnd ,101. arier. represent the boards Individually. wcnt on. ..Tn0 income A ter this year, nominations for ,.,,,,',,,,., ,., ,.,i director will be reeoi.iinended from;'"1' presents a. big task for tho real- each boa ril. Willi Victoria. B. I'.. l.ewlslon. Ida.. Kilgene itnd Salclil.' Ore"., all bidding for t It 1927 convention, it Is difficult to. predict, officers declare, which city may be suc cessful In the ballot tills after noon. Tacoinu Confident Tacoma. wliose invilullun slouds: ulone for the midyear meeting in Jaiiuary. w hen new officers will be Installed, is confident of ac- 1 i " "- .' . iilghl. wlieru reHervHllo'iis Indlcats about I'L'li envious realtors unj tlielr wives will be looking on. lho luck-loved BelllllBlia.il delegates ui feei-tee Ivvn s ver troubles-.. one In recognition of I. P. A! sblre's sueeess.l'ul five, minutes .on his feet Insl nighl, the olhur 11.1 a Vewaril for altcndnnce. I Klghl or Bellinghain's 24 board .llieinbers traveled f'J(i tulles lo at tend' the. convention. . rorlland's crowd , will carry liolue tlnr third trophy, a silver Mir eiiest, ornamented' with linll and clubs. In t'pshniv's triumph eognlllon of nt- ll, irolf. course Thursday morning. SOU lo 'lake Trip. or the 2fi3 delegates luid vls llors who rcglslen-d rot- the con vention, nearly 2on are planning lo attend the extra -program trip lo Hie Wallowa lake wonderland Sundiiy morning. . I'-iii- lliree or four ilavs. fisher- men from Wallowa county haic His recital' Of the '; dlfflcultlos been plumbing the high hikes and 'brokers In Vancouver encountered outlying streams fur fine-flavored brought oul talcs- of , similar , X trout. Twenty cowboy cooks have perlclices in - Oregon,- Idaho and i been lassoed by Archie Miller, of I l-Interiirlse, ami his coinmlttee. lo piepare for the guests a gvpiiln" ' Oallinlire luncheon. With the trout ivlll be served ttie fixings with which Hie eowpuncliers like lO round out their "chuck" on sp:-- clu.l occasions. A grassy plot between the inn and the hike shore has been chos- tor the pai'ty. I'rlmlllve Menu. While the menu will- be prlnil- eo.n'prise the. finest that .Wallowa voxuwy i-iin offtr. The ludliifl AliidrlKul club, of Kntnrorlsc. with ojiiorc than a local rcnutiiijpn,,. and oii,,!'''fri-'i'lty' Immi. Whose' musl- LI the price in advance, you tan ask to be shown the goods "as advertised." clana are 'drafted' from Enterprise. Joseph and l.ostine, will- enter tain. ThcY have ''Invited' tho Un ion county cltumuer ot- commerce quartet to assist .them. ' . . The committee ohalrman. speak Ins for all Wajlowa county citi zens, who ara hosts at the .cowboy luncheon, urarrs conventloners who did not dcslgnato' acceptance Xir declination on their cards to Join thu caravun that loaves headquar ters at t , o'clock Sunday morning. Hctwn on Home Ownership' Speaking on-thu national! asso ciation tills moraine, William 'K: Herrcn. national director of ex tension, declared that "we want to build an association tjiat will make people say, .'1 want; to own my own homo. I may buy. a car. later. but first 1 want to own my home." & the watchdog of ' the pro rtnrf,,!m,,v we must ,,aj leirlalntlre committee tors. leadership Nifossarj Tho realtors must, lead In-a better building program, In tin) const rucllon of the better homes. "We. must fos'er cify planning. "It uru'l . planning, which .-Is spreading -In favor, ought to. In toreflt you people id the. Northwest Nature hua boen-.iulghty land to you. rrolect your, wonderful eccn- ,.,.y from being ravaged by; eslal Ualilng.. rural . planning.'.' j - . i'lHius ontvTwical I'll falls Homo legal, -pitfalls lito which the realtor, muy'-. tumble' ihroug-il .carelessness' or lack' of InCofmatioti, were pointed, out uy ..v. n. p-nive- . - , J ,.,, ,orttiniJ ' .... ...... lie.illv board. Ho", cautioned th' delegates lo'kecp ..vlthlil the facts iu their advortlslhrf. and Id exer cise extreme, caution- In their, K, prescnlations (o old- Jicoplo or'lg noranl persons wiiq are apt to ro completely on what tho real estate broker tolls' Ihcih.-r ' ' .1. W. Alia, who for Hi years 1ms led' thu fight.: for city planning' 'and zoning that has Just won In Vancouver. n. V.,- Rave, uiu.ru u w of his experience, to ivuout KU real tors who mot tar a breakfast con ference at tho :)'"pjcy , grill this liiorlllng. , ... '. J. .1 . "Whatever 'city :' planning and zoning may cost,' llicy are less ex-. - pensive, than tho conuiuuns wo I have to suiter wtlhout llicm," trto I 'iiiiadian averred 1 . . i Washington,. Those, three . suites I uro" among the 11 fh'ut' have adop. j ted t,(j enabling act rccommendyd tiatlonnl a!OClalldn..M'resl- Ul,nt , h. Bftrliiisv-i. coliimente. stulo license Jawi In the oplnldn . 0,missloiier' ..fjtbbert,': have ! eouio to stay-and c:ih be enforcell. I'hey should ,l)e carefully amenuea trom tlmo lo time, to': bring abotll Hie "elovuilon -.; of ,thls ,musi im portant ' business activity ..of our country to tile dignity ' tof 1 ' a per-- . Wf!?ri The experience or seven ,jeui oL onerillion Uliuvr ,iui-. . act with -the -iinienanKnts ...w niei hav" he.n brought About, havi convinced deparlmont officials that tills a lulrlous thing torevoke a broker's-1 license, orito-dony a man the jlyht to tlo. , pjislnyss ( Jn the manner. which ho desires and I that these decisions, should never be reached excepting -ajfter careful oilslderatlon of all the evidence, he wrote. "Tho1. moral effect or the revneatlen of the licenses when they are Justified has been most salutary,- however, and haa result ed In the restitution pf many thou sands or dollars to Investors who have been Impound upon, through improper selling methods. The. de partment has attempted to be' careful In Us Inspection work, not lljlns brokers und salesmen who arc not complying with tho.. minor requirements of tho uct before threatening suspension of license. "The real estate business Is scntlally a human stafo liccn8o law- one und the should .lie en- forced In a humsu uud . under- standing manner." - veloped, Ihey ndinllled thai it was 1 i believed tho missing osteopath was AtltO ThieVCS ArrCSted l the Dominion und' that they pos V Du.k,i;i TVJov sessed Information us to his where- ii vat iivdcsuis iniuj KOSKDUKU, Ore.. July 21 (Al'l Howard Meadows, in, of .Mod- ford, and Henry Johnson,- l. i transient were urrested norm "f Uoseburg this morning driving light touring car -slolen yesterday out of l'ortlund. According to e.... rri..' I irl..uv 'l-hi.r u ltn made ,,u,i.v v.. ..... . , me-, ucresi .nienuow.1 . inia, ft saed tti t he ' I huft of I lio car. He says that he- picked Jolinsoii up-near buiciu jes.erau, . .Husulcluil was dlrecleu fowarus the., couple; whet they sold a molo- meter at-Albany to purchase gaso - line late? last night. . Traffic Ol' - flcl-r 11,...,., ,,nl rie.l rtf HlCllllVil wvi.i i-ns'iS-'-i n '" .... oeour'rencc and x-hascd the ear tu Hugene and then lelejihoncd ahead to ' .Officer. Tlmrber.. w ho met the boya on the loud shortly before i o'clock this moinlng. r IT. S, In Good Position To Handle Foreign Trade , I'AliLi .8MITII& ,N. Y., July 21. (Al) l'resl'lent t.'oolldgO' believes (he United Hlales Is : In a belter position, lo halidlu lis foreign trade .than .- oilier countries, and' will contliiuo to be In a' better posi tion and-is not likely to lose any of- tho trade It has. .. ..-".., The' president realizes there Is keen eouipellllon In foreign trade but knows of - no organlwillnn movement In foreign countries lo wiird regiilnlng avenues ot trade the United .States has entered. His vlews w-pre revealed' at the summer white' house,. -'yesterday. The first' week end 'guest lo, tie received nt White' lino, camp was Curtis .1). Wilbur, sccretury of the uavy, who Is also reporting today on . depntimenlal mutters and on the- recent explosldn ut bako .Den mark, - N. J. . - .' ., Girl Upheld by Chief " For Slapping Pastor ' mi ivei.ViliT Vi- liili' t (API .... . Knt.,..k,- ... .11.1. 41.., nf .i Unhlicd ,iatl,l.d..sr. toslap a, iuw who , u,lol.,ulco fro,,, hl-.pulplt' that no .virtuous woman bob. her hnlr.. ' -. ." Yesterduy Governor -AW would Household Pulies :, hAhh wohk madi: moiit No- one can"- do efficient -work with an aching back. Uvury house hold duly is a burden to tho wo man who suffers pill li. If you wish to enjoy good health and i make light of hard work the way Is open to you. '11 us tell you about Hie work chiropractors nr.- doing la general and what, we are doing In particular. We know we j can help you. -' Wood pressure reduced. hint feet and riilb n arches correct- d. !t'al for free consull-ition. ' mi. .1. r.. whhhxi. I'hlruprsi tie ami l ie. Iititlieinp,' I 21) Kommer lllilg. ; . t'hoiie 4H-XV I Hours: A. M. to 6 P. M. I -' TOMGltT ONLY "THE WISE GUY" ARCADE Picture Orchestra " t - MONDAY And TUESDAY "Hell's 400" -(hat smart set of ladies who live by their wits granted a. full. and frco pardon. to Miss Martha Bates, of Whltesburg. a bobbed'' lull red girl from the mountain section ot Kentucky who slapped tho Hcv.. Arlle Brown. Baptist minister, of Millstone, Ken lucky,, for crltlclilnir women who bob their hair. The mountain girl took excep tion to the minister's remarks made last Muy und walked up to the pul pit during his sermon and slap ped hint. rUUCK SKI-:K OSTIXJI'ATII 1.0S 1ANGKI.KS. July 34. (AT) Cunadiun authorities were,, re quested today by tho local police to assist In llle searchi for lr. Klna Hiiro, an osteoputli. sought for quc-ftiouing In connection wltii tho discovery of a sack of human hones at his former residence hero. i , while Investigating officers would 'not divulge the nature, of .,0 m. infonuatlon they havo do. ubouls. CltATIOK IXmi'.STS SI'.AItl'.l) MIOIil'Hjnil, Ore.. July 24. (AIM Craier natlonut forests report lo .t, tu,t 3864 acres of timber have been burned over and 270 men employed since the first fire occurred In Into spring. Hlxty-five of ,l0 ,,, nro regular forest service employes, while ' the re mainder wen- hired from the streets.' Thrt lurgest fire was near Althonrti only .; . - ... - , "J""'''?' ... - .. - ....-..-. - ""sr '"'' , to keep tho tinmen from entering. Motorists whose cars-are equip ped with high-prcHiure tires who hove to g4-t hulloon tiro comfort ami easy riding qualities by run ning Iheic tires at low pressure, may achieve their purpose so far as comfort goes, but It will lie nt a terrific cost In tho mileage. Itun nlng, with' high pressure 'tires under-Inflated muses ply separation, exeesslvo tread wear, spolty wear. bruises and general weakness ot the entire Uro structure DRY CHIEF ADMITS HE BROKE LAWS sCoHMmifd From i'tuf l.) KO m cry, wlio Una been mibpocmieo S AVE -with atyour DRUGSTORE KLENZO i. .' . ; -. Liquid Antiseptic 50c-2.r)C An excellent 'mouth waiill which cleans Hie moiilli 'tlltil' 'H'-Ifl.-H the' lireii'l'h.' ' May also be used as n germicidal spray In 'the nose and Ihroal. I'se II.. often to relieve sore throat. , Glass Drugs Inc. Lk Grande, Oregoa SUNDAY Acts of Vaudeville lo appear at the grand Jury hear lug?" "I've only seen her two limes both times In the lobby of the ho tel. I never met her. , I've never spoken to her. Hhe's nover been In my room." "Will you tell thu names of the women und men who attended tho parlies you guvu In; your room?" "I will not. I can't understand why they should bo dragged Inlo I Ills. They were merely my guests. They drunk much liquor, yet, bul therei was no wrong doing and nothing rowdylsh." . "Just a tiood KKrt" "Hlivo any charges of graft beeii voiced against you?" "No. There couldn't be. Now again.' let me sum up: I, drink. What of It? Hut there's nothing worse I linn Hint Hint can be said against me. More than halt those who are investigating' me arc Just jix guilty as 1 am. If they are honest they'd have lo admit that I hey, loo, lrlnk and attend wild parlies. I'm no prude. I don't want people lo think 1 am. I'm JuM a good sport." "Yea It Is eorrcel." Colonel Ori-clt told tile , Associated Press reporter when he was asked con cerning the Kxnniluor'B Interview with lilm. Won't Itc-slgn. - " haven't rend the Kxamlllor yet this morning but a reporter from Hie paper wns up lo see me vcslerduy and I lold hlni every- Ice Is Good to Skate on, hut for household uso yon can i niako It yourself In handy cube form, wltii i.ecthicO RcrimieHAriON and a hundred frozen dnlntlea that will make n playground of j our palate. And you don't even think nf Irlgidulrr. It takes car of Itself as well as your needs, Jesse Rosenbaum Electric Shop Oppn. P. O. rimno .Main 101 Baby Wear lit ItKI.AMl'S SIIIIITS, HANDS And (iOWXN The Ik'sI gannenls ninth) for Hie baby, IVtki lo 2..V A,rl & Baby Shop a j STAR MADGE BELLAMY - PAUL PANZER. ZAS'PITTS ALEC 6. FRANCIS - LESLIE FENTON -O'.tS HARLAN Comedy, '.'Don't Uult In" Tonight Only "Behind the Front" With that great comedy team WALLACE BEERY - RAYMOND HATTOX A Real Comedy! Don't Miss It! m IN TMi Wit Mora No. ' II '1 1101 Atlanta Ave, 1 Graade, Or4 fl QUALITY Silk Hose $1 Regular $1.50 , grade first quality, service weight Silk Hose for women. Peach, Sun set, Black and other wanted shades. Tops and feet reinforced with lisle. thing ho wanted to know. I with hold nothing." , , V The administrator was asked If. ho Intended to resign. ' . "jj "No not until this .blows' ovef;. anyhow". Of course 1 don't Intend t make it my life work but I unL not going to quit under tire.". ;.. i - 5 We Buy (or Less We Sell tor Less LEATHER WORK V .GLOVES : Very fine assortment of leather, wrist snap $1.25 value fot-. . Neworkjtu.J Destroyers of High Prfeti I Sunday AND MONDAY 75c A fighting drama of fighting peo ple who don't care how the other half lives., .; ' 1 t tV 1 m