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L Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. rhurg'day. 'June -20;-1929 ! I'm A I r.--3 'in 4 :5; The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY IT) It UI-.'NT-Wa-.di. Ave room npl., ' 12o in si. O-So-I l. KOIt HUNT I'nfurnlshed J room SlIICCO llOUSf, Hi Ul't iHt. Cflll 2IS-W. li-Jll-l Ip AN AOOUKKSI Vlv Western lire In surance. ' company IiiivIiik ap proximately I Jll.o.Ui.liini In force ' has an opening fur (in active In - Hiiraneo mm lis district munns'cr. Kxccptlnnnl liberal firsl yenr commissions and ovorwrillnff u 'lll rinilileial assistance lo I he proper mini. All IniiuirlcK t ren I -eil strictly confidentially. Address Hupl. of Aitonrles, 026 Kalllnir Mill.'., I'mlland. tir.-Kon. (i--.Mi-;tt "tH SALE Oil TRA17V lUlt HAI.K lUmbarl lor riinnliiir. l'liono 3BS-II. 0-1 S-0 tp I'Olt kali-: Kern. -4i he.i il of piR.H, K, M. (l-Ut-ll Ip. "Oft HAI.I-.' (looseberilca. 'Jall-W. . '' (i-l"--lt. If 111 TltADK i acre at 2MiG I'll fur smaller place. Florence M. K. Tucker. G-1 M-at. KOIt HAI.i: I'raillenlly m phmo. well known make. I'lionc Main . 2S. (I.IS-3 t KOIt HAI.K New anil ii.ntl rcfrlit orntora at special Ion- pl-lres. Mai leu t-'oi-nil lire Htore. G-I K :it I'Vl'KWIirrKllH KOIt HAI.K . renr or exrhaiie-e. K. c. Turkey, 'jut Wash. Ave. (1-17. '.hi KOIt HAI.K i used ranges and I II piece Ilee i davenport unite. V. II. llnhnriikuuiii Co. (i-lS-:il. lll'V,. HKI.I,, liaise and move houses, rent Jack-screws and timbers. John .Mars. G-7-I 111. Wll.l, TflADK my HOOO eaully In . 21 acre Irrigated ranch, mlir., 118(10, for South Side residence or an acreage. f. C. llurker, Irrl BOli, Ore. (J-3-1 Hip. KOI! OA I. K Good furniture com plete for a rooms, also 1 new lliuiiswlck phonograph console, pally .buying rurnlliire can real limise, 704 N. Ave. 0-111-2 Ip Tfll! KNOW those rloor and bridge lamps thai you have been paying 1 7.&0 for. we have them at 10.00 and i:'.iiii. Km nil m e Kt- cliange. C-l 1-lf yOll HAI.K Parity fllinlslied 8 rooiit modem lioiiHo. Double far nge, A most desirable location IteaKonablu terms, 1010 Hixth St. Phone Main 730. O-S-tf. roll RAI.K Olt TltAHK You may . not know, but It In true that you run get Singer or While sewing machine) at less than half of llic regular price. I'll i nil urn Kx Cliange, 0-11 -tr. KOIl RAI.K Oil 11 KNT 1 HO acre furm south of Ii Grande. 411 aeres under cultivation and more can be. Goo 1 buildings. 1'h!s would make a good dairy farm. See Chun. II. Itcynolils. 0-16-lf. KOIl SA I. K Modern Home, close In, on paved street. Complete . with bnsetmnt, furnace, flic pluce, built-in conveniences, large rooms, A bed rooms, lawn, schiih bery, garage. This property Is In first class condition. Tolal price It.loO.lm. Wmilcl accept terms or would accept small properly OS down itayment. Call Lowell Williamson, -Main till, for appoint ment, (i-ll-lf MOM'N' POP mom, i n.itjK wi. 0U&U1 to BUILD jMtOMt JUC Hcu. uvjilii tit m ivrir.B our OWH ttltlcTj NMt t L ,M UBl'f.nt.0 M.I. tAV Lire, or nit 0(w vmr N 1 0 HC l AY OWN UOML. HNML or ruN VtOMMlMG IT ai i . r FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THE BOYS A RE WORRIED -..v, ( JDy XjIOSSGI I CAMG FROM POP 5 VV-' V- 'VfC VrC'i'l sAMoKSE TO J ffep SEMT TO T CE BW JC' wn'z-ys ih.&f. n u: -'-' .v-iW- kra ,,m i 4 raVp Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words (o 11m; line.) Per line, 1( Insert fron ... ..10c I'cr Hue, each added i-oiiscc- ulhu fiwrtion 7c Minimum charge ou oiiu or der 25c ItATKS lV .MONTH 2 Hut's !"-r mould .. $2,r0 t lines, per mould $:t.25 I IJllftt, jmt muiilU $1.00 5 lini'M, per month .... ....$1.75 I'aivU additional line over five Piiui-ueti nl aoc per lino per moiilli. CASH 1 ADVANCE l.i re quired on nil Class! fled order to .rn l hcs rules. Higher raii-H liaised on nil credit insertions. I'opy for nil Clarified order must he In tltls office by 10 A. M. IAV Of INSIt'llON. Slop tmlers on nd liiM'rted until lur Iher notice, inii'-t lm received hy tlw same hour or oxtra divert lou ulll ho chnrfjitl. Telephone nrileri sollrlled. Cash rutt-s niujr )e iariiel on phono orders hjr pnyineiit on or heforu dnlo of Imm Insertion. I'HONK MAIN :17 "An Ohsprver AVnut Ad Will Do It" Ifllt HAI.K Oil TRADI'I 5 lube Kieshinan nidlo. Complete satis faction, tluarullteed, 4fi.u. Ktir llilure l-.'xchaiiKe. C-ll-.tf. KOIt HAI.K 1 Monarch range, pi'actlcally new; I llowurd Heat- ' er, large size and In first class riutilltlon: 1 parlor lamp: I lawn mower; almost new; I library ' table; 1 Hrimsvvlck console phonograph ' with records; I ex tension ladder and other nrtlcleH. 2004 Adams, C-IS-Mf. FOK KENT KOIt. Ill-INT. Kurnlslied Apis. Waverly Apis. (I-IS-; Ip KOIt IIIINTtloonis, Mos-llh HI. o-is-r.t. KOIt ItKNT Hleepmg room, I :i 0 :l -4th Ht. ll-H-ll Ip KOIt ItKNT rtooms over Silver, thorn. Wright Drug Store 5-U-tf ll''Olt It KNT Housekeeping rnotne al Ifil Adanin Ave. , H-ly-tf. KOI! 11 KNT Kurnlshed or unfur nished apis. Cheap. Call lf,;i-W. o-iiiir. KOI! It KNT $ 1 0.00 Mo. Kurlfalied bouse 1I0S Jackson. O la-: t. p. KOI! ItKNT .-4 house. ( "Or. I'. room furtihliuU and Pine. (i-1 9-2 Ip. KOIl I! KNT Modern house l-'ltst St. Inq. !!00S 3 nd St. 6-l4- on . . J r, immi ai'..M - .Mom in rooms wit h 1 noai-41. hipa i .Ave. i murks from t Adams Ave. s-2 t p I AT'T. Modern convenient, cool and ir reasonable. Close (a. Meal for Normal student, Apply Summer ""tel. 6-3o-1 in. l'0 11 UK NT f ) 1 1 I . K A S K - - A la it -meats over Tillman's Ml ore. Available July 11. Innulre j I,. Snndgiftss, 15ns l otnth St, G-ll- tf. 1VI 1'Vt VNC'LL ( OtIL SPOT. T VMAMI f J CtlLING LIKE. . . VI J Vr D SUaGtSTEO K ICRSTtNCi UUV-E.CTIONS il LVVIt.r; ROOM cvWtH Tilt etNDrQr' -TV " -ltCK-tlND PLMX.BOT LOW CEIUNG .0UD HWC OM MV rWAIL-f. THty fintPiM-r MD f y Oitrr iidim TP' "l muwu"l.llrfiri TWMS THt VNey NTH I .WITH lHS MC.ueE.NT I I DK.H CULIN0. J V Vtr. COUNT OX Ul i I V "taULNR BNON tLW THING. VOu'fit. ) VOI) CKN JUST OO We Onderetana J 1 r-l V CNiH0pr. v TvE iiiT contra, xuu : J) hH . tA JNe.UT ia WsO DON'T J IMMKHM AN i-im ittNT- Arorh rn 3 room apt nirniHiu-'i. 'jtii-3 nl m IMione U-3 tp. I'Olt ItKNT Ktirntshed lioiwn nnl Apfs., with baths. Clean. Qtih-t, low rents. Adulta. isio (ireenwood. C-3-lm WA.MhU KXI'KltiKNCKl CI Iioiiku ork. l'nViH niKlitf. Cult Sxit-.M. ih wniii to ko home H-17-31. WAN'TKU-ihl for HkIU hnriifc. work ami cup nf child. ixiti ! Ceilur, Kfter C o'eloek. IJ-IX-3 t. WANTKI 1 1 or in' in eouiii ty for l"y. it,'-- 12. Will p:iy wiiiif honnl. Wnle XX OhMerver. -!!(-:: ; ,( WA.VT TO m;Y cherrle.H. Hnyul j Anns and liiueks. Will pay top1 market prh. Kuti J. Sliack- land. C-r,-i- t( TIIV AMIKI.'S HIIINKH- lies! In town, across n 0111 llohni nkamps. 1. -1 -1 , I . IIOURKS ItAISKI) or moved, Basements dliK. Grading, rock or I dirt.' 227-W. G-22-lmpj TMOHK lih'MlltlNfl Insliuellon in clarinet or saxaphone. r-a Hen fleslcrllnf, Jlilii Oak Ht., SS5-J, 0-l-:i tp I.A GltAN'nrc MATTRRRS & Up bolstering Si ItuK Cleanlne Works. l'hon 424-W. Chas. Kd wards, lrop. -12-1-lm MONKT TO LOAN on Improved city property, mralght loans or 1 Inst aliment plan. Lowest rates. United Ktates Investment Co. Phono Main 33. 3-10-lm I MONEY TO LOAN "We have money to loan on desirable city property at the low rute of In- j teretit of 6. We write all hinds j of Insurance. Including life. Chai. II. Reynold 2-4-lm I rOUND I-'OUN D The best and cheapest , place to get Sedan door and w ind uhlcld glarn. Quickly installed and satisfaction guaranteed. Ctins. Harris, 1601 Madison. 4-13-lm Education Mollior, nrier n lour nroiinil Ihe museum wiih her offspring, re lilarlied: "Now. isn't 11,1s a fine tiling for Ihe chllihen? Sure It's n lot lliey have lo I -p lodny he- uliles an eilllellllnii." liiisMl 'rrailsellnl. FINDS A WAY TO STOP ATTACKS OF FITS Heporls are received of an nnuiz illg treatment that epileptics slate has proved sm ssrul In 'slopping tlle'.i- attacks. It. I.epso. Apt. 107. SI'S Island Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis., has been mi nn I vi tin- n rf .!-.! ,,-tt h mis neainieni. lie now wishes to reach all those who have not been) bellied ami in do so ts making the! " i Mar'llng offer of a Kenerous treat- nietlt tt all Mifferers. Anyom i t Meted should write f.r thl treatment at one giving age. Astrologer ilTW. FREOKIUCK BAI.ME8 101 N Av.. La Grande, Ore. fteadtnK dally. Readings by Alull Specialty TOO MANY ARCHITECTS GOILID) BULLETS . by Charles 8VNOIWH: .Marked tards! KverythinK lont In the made poker frame with Joe l.undy. I'eterson denperutely realize; in a few houiH hi In-other will ho hantred. Kurle, a desert rat. reveai-s to him the eanl.s u;-d In the disastrous same were marked so cleverly thai the markings could not he seen hy the naked eye hut the lenses in l.tmdy'H spertueieii are matr niiyinK trla.-es, part of his cunning plot. Ivterson n-iurns to i.uniiy'K offjee and accuses him of cheating. They hoth fire hut l.iindy's hulh't misses and Peterson's yedden sluji strikes l.undy in the head. '"hapter to "III 1.1 ,.l "X.-VI-" "Iail wan pretty hailly shaken.' a. Jerry continued, '-11111 ne couldn't pri lenii to regrets lie deln t leel. l.undy was a 111.1e.il and he'd hiouitbt it on hliiiseir. Had slid over to the door, expecting this would he the end. When he opened the door he s.. ,e rusn ne 1111,1 expeeteu hadn t lieuun. Il didn't look as if It were KOinK to. either. The row was worse tin,,, ever. It didn't lake dud. ( Ions to realix,. thai ihe sliootins j ,.i-...us nun ueen iiienmie,! wiiii; I dow nstairs anil that it win supposed 10 be part. of thcKcncr.il!' jollillcuilon. "lint just then he saw Fitch break away from group of men Hid come slow- near ihe front door ly down the halt to' th Stair. Ilail quickly shut the door, l-'ltch's cas- mil gait didn't Indicate he suspect- ed something was wrong. , "Had had Intended to submit the : cards and I. unity's other pair of glasses to the miners, but with l.undy dead and the miners full of his cheap whisky, he doubted If 1 this were wise. Thev'd be more than likely lo lynch him and I'nel,. j Jerry, and imptire into the merits of the ease afterwards. He thought of the north window. No, he must do better than that. "Me slid aver to the door and Opened ft ait. inch or so. l-'itch wns loitering on the stair. Shutting (In door, he hurried into the. store room. Professor liryden Pope's wo" figures stood In two rows near the door. Uad grabbed Napolean llona- parte and. after pulling the labl,', out of the Immediate range of the! light above, planked him dotwn : sldewlse on the chair Imply had I occupied. D-id rolled I.liml v Into the shadows behind the table, stripped him of his gray shirt, and i ' it uci- ounoicnuH can ana . shoulders. Then he crowned Na poleon with l.iindy's hat, set l.un dy's glasses on his nose, and low ered ihe light. "Someone knocked on the door. Dad dropped into the cliair. Ti I Napoleon, and casually ', lighted a cigarette. He. let his iinnd slide round his gun licit, at th time blowlmi a elnn.l ...... .i, rxfnoko betwee.r-liimself "iflld Nit-- ..i.leoi, . . "The door oneneil. D".i'eie,il oxer his shottldei Kileh was look- ' ii. I v.,,1.11.,.. ,.. . " " l" "". '" " e.Mii more snioKe into Na- p.iieon s lace. Mveat Marled out; his checks, his heart seemed to he rllmblng Into his windpipe. j "' want to tall; with vmi .it.m.i i n...i ...Ti t . . . ' . . U-i l.i calmly, "l-'itch drew hack ami shut the ilnm - It... I . , ' l'i et ill llic null!' ami peered out again. Klteh wiw leaning over the galh-rv rail l)owii- staiis the hullabaloo was woi so than ever. .in ni'iii over l.undy nnd went through his pockets, but he found, neither the mining transfer tun- th check, although he recovered the original stake he had lost to l.undy on the final hand. The check and the tinnsfVr weren't In the safe, l.undv's desk, or the pocket of N.l -pot. on's shirt. "I'ail didn't dare wait any longer. He'd Mop pavineut of the check when he gut cm i of the valley. ,s "1 (7 ..i r : r G.BootK I.undy's heirs would probably find the transfer and his loss would he the Two brothers. Hut dad stopped to look at the dummy and that second impulse took him. 'Why not make It two o a kind? "If he'd though about It first for, ray, 'two solid minutes, he wouldn't have done It, for he hadn't one chance In ten of puttfiiK It over. He Klaneed through the iloor again. i-itch .st 1 1 hung over the pallery tail. HinokiiiK. Shutting the door. ilail peeled off lilsshli t anil hustled Into tile storeroom. HittlnK Hull looked (he likeliest candidate and he (ore off the dummy's headdresM. hew hln silk shirt over Its head and sholders. and set it down on Ihe chair opposite Napoleon. Then he put his own hat on Hittin Hull's head, well over the eyes. , i . .. . ... i nun ni inai me ansenee "f less wouldn't lie easily noticed j iroin me uoor. Have Napolean s hat 1 ' coeny lilt, and considered the! I '"fleet. J 11st then the -door-latch j '' ked. j "lad dropped behind Napoleon's chair, pitrrlni; out cluarette smoke. 1 The d.ior opened an inch or so and f Kiteh's face appeared In the crack I Hail In,. I in 1,1. 1 1.. ... 1., ' naked body to ii'iilet the poundinK of his heart. The door opened w l.ler. l-'lteh must lie eoniiiiK In I hail's haml ll,i ,.,-,i,,,,.i , 1.1.. "'What von wai,i' 1,.. . What you want?' he snarled, n a fair Imitation of l.undv's high- ! i M f.,i.. iinumion r,r I iin,le' 1, ii. ' ! Pitched voice. ! "Fitch stopped. 'Nothln', Joe. I I was jest takln' a look-see ' . " '('.It out. (hell!' il:,,l shmile.l in the same voice. "Klteh slammed the door shut. "Had stood up, breathing hard. Or course. Klteh had no reason to believe the two figures ho saw were not Uad'sand I.umiv's hut r ,u. , , - Z , !'e '" h,""lTOl -Il w-isn'V I L I. . . 1-,. u , , , Z , ' ''"Ph would look in again for a while. Had crammed the marked cards oTdi'e "nmn',1 , rals'" " . " . ..'. l. "' ."' " c ,,,.,,.,,, ,e , v, ,,ie lean-to ncneatti It, .... .. . ,,,e Kiuumi neiow. ne l is- leneil. Nothing happened. II' iiiembe ........ . , ,, se.-ii, cvnicniiy. lie re-1 i. then, that he'd foi - irol - ten w iiib i.uiKiy s niaginrylng glasses. Well, back for them. Im wasn't goini; "lie came to the mine property anil called Dillon by name. Hut I M I Ion llliln I .-intiwe,. 11... I n..n...t again, still lie didn't nnswer I "Dad peered into the shadows of i the overhang. Hail Dill,,,, laid .,,. I koi- i a trap for lilin'.' he won. dered. The quickest way lo find oul was lo move towards the mine door, anil this he proceeded lo do. There was no sign of Dillon any where. " 'Jerry!' dad shouted. There was no answer. 'Jerry!' he roared. 'This Is Alex!' ! I ncle .I...I . .Y ... . . " ' .' 'Vslin.nc'xo il,, .i'....V v !.,... oiiiuiy II- i.ocm-so time no crtn ,1 hni-dlv fl the key Into tile lock 1111,1 linn It. "l ,.. , ,'. . " ''" ."' 1 lie went Into the tunnel c;, 111,,., to I'nclc Jerrv. The,-., wn. .... .... ; ., . ... ''" "" ' - "oiiih. a maicii, nut tiefor, he could strike it his eet collided ; with somcthinc soft and heavy. I bled over. H lav on M iv.oi.- ........ with a bullet wound in his chest."! iCnnwltri,. i..on Mr , '.' . ' ' " ' ' -'"' 1 O. I I euT.sons. urotner dead Alex'sl name i reek physician says: own life In danger his sensational 1 "Constipation is responsible for escape in tomorrow's chapter. imore misery than any other MltS.. l.()fi; 4)H.;si OI.Y.MI'IA. Wash.. JUn,. l'ii fAD Mrs. David AI. Cloiigh. r Kv- erett, ash., widow of former tiov- tablet attracts wat erm.r (Mouh of Minnesota -.n.iitem Into Mm laxv. niother-In-law 1 1. Hartley of here. f Coventor Itoland Washington died l-IMSOM-:it KHJ.S I'Olti:.M I.KA i:WOHTII. Kas., June 20 (Al') I.. K. Warlike. 47. foreman of the laundry in the federal prison uere. was killed lion in the hands lay hy a Hat fa prisoner. OFFICE CAT TMAOft HAJt Mia. Br Junius "Hobby, If you're n good hoy this afternoon while I'm entertain lntr company I'll pive you a nickel." "A nickel! whiz, mother you ai-e always looking- for bargains." Peitpy "My prandntother only '. weighed two pounds when sin- was ! ( liorn." I ) lit'y "(Josh! And did ! live?" I i,i.. . , .... I I "Hen the preacher called for women 10 stand up and promise to ' SO home and mother their hus-j bands, only one little unman arose. . and when lie told her to ko home! at once and mother her .husband ; shesaid: -'Mother him'.' I IhoiiKht , ...... 1 .1. , , ,.. I Half the barber-shop customers are women these days. I'oetlr jus tice has overtaken lliose talkative barbers at last. ... A IIKAI. Al'IIIKVI'.MKXT . A ituy in New York recently played the axoplione fur 311 hours without stoppinit- They're tliinkinir of KlvinK a medal to the follow who checked 1 up on it. .... J "l,n '" know the difference he I tween the present and the past?" "No.' j "Well the present usually make 1 up for (he past," ' Tin-; siiokt i:m "Comments of a lady trvinir lo nring a telephone conversation to a close without actually saying "Kar pity sakes. hang up!" - "Is that so The Idea! Yes. No. ' met.; now itinuy, well . . . No- ' didn't. No. I'm sorry. Is that Ihe Idea! How funny. Well . . " ,,"t my- Th'"-" right, rectors. Almost without exception. "10 idea! Well, good-h ... What -Nhe ci.d is co,,ip,.s, ,l of voungste.s. N. I have ,l,e It .. . ."' .I -ll.,, .,,'.. .,,.,.,, f..,m of voi, ti,., i.i..i ui. ., . Well . .'. Well ... Thanks , Well . . . Yew.. I am. I'm sorry, wen . . . r..u. w t N,,r..i,. Not at all. Well Well . Good-b certain Iv will Yes. Goodbye Yes. I "Vrt n.... t.. ever toucli- ed hers so she sw ears." "Well, you can hardly blame th" girl now can you?" Vacation time will soon be here and when we get over It we can rest. COM IIUS llKGHKRS CAMIUtlDGK, Mass.. June 20 (At I Harvard university, at its -'.13 commencement today, confer led honorary degrees on 12 men who have won dislliicllon in many fields. Including Secretary of the Navy Charles Kraucls Adams, for mer Secretary of State Kranlt II. "..,..,.,. ...ivernor l-lanKlin .11 V . j . 'York.- , " ""-''"al Ionic or medicine win i-ni n , .. . J mites ami other poultry hut it "-'" imsis oi niay kiM'the poultvy. KkLIhl? I ROM CTTRSR OF COXXTIP TTO yJl l.AMk51U rtllUA cause, Hul Immeiliatn relief has been 'i jfound. A tablet called Itexall (ir-'l derlles has been discovered. This:! from the sys- dry evacuating ilowel cnlled the colon. Tim water ; lotwns the dry food wastn ami (causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement witho-it forming a hab it Or evftr Increasing the dose. top suffering from constipation Chew n Itexall ( rdrlie at night. Next day hHght. (Jet 24 for 'today at the nearest llexall Hrns Store, tilnas liut;s. Inc. A'Jv By COWan jj s i Professional Directory In m i im ii ii. ii .ii ii n tgmmmm Thin directory la especially hnndy for (he newcomer or for liie oul.of-fmvn rcuiler u-lm muy wttut the mime uild addreH of noma irnrcslnn:il mini. It lias been carefully iniretl and will prove lo lie a ready uld to nny render in ohlalnhitf prompt profcwiliiuul jcrvU-e. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians .1. if;i.i:, n. n. .iiAit(;Aiti:T 1.M.1.1:, 11. o. Oeneral praeliee and Dim "i'oat SVSTK.M" lor fllun arches. Summer Telephone tiuihUiiff Main ltlli Teichir 'v The IliirUi'Ju.'t System Voice Iir.-miatfes ""Ivllle Apia. l'h Main 7tt Sllldlo Will reopen .Sept. 1st. 11. Mil's MATKiixrrr iki.mh Trained t'lire 1'riee Iteanuiiablti. i'all and Mee lis. Mrs. E. -W. Hal t 4110 N. Ave. THE Youth Has Its Fling in Alice White Picture Youth has its fling in "Hot Stuff." a joulht'ul. peppy and ef fervescent comedy ut' the films I "'at conn to tile Area-te inea.er I'lid.iy. I This gay Kirst National college story slars Alice White, youngest of the stars, and was directed hy AT i me stars, ami was uirecieu uyiy-vi -i Mervyn l.eltoy. youngest of the ,li-I 0 lymPlC GalTieS . , .. written by Hoberl's. Oarr. the high school author. It provides an ideal role for Miss White, whose work In the youthful "Harold Teen" will long be remembered. William Hakewell plays opposite the star, and i.oulse Kazen.la and Doris Dawson head a big cast of callable playeis. "Hot sniff" is sai.l to be one of the finest stories oi college life yet filmed. "Road to Ruin' Opens Sunday At Colonial Parents will rind a good many things to ponder over in "The Koad to I loin." juvenile court pit-lure, that copies to the Colonial theater starting Sunday, because the pic ture brings home with telling force a lot of facts which many people 'UWdAi.kv ;to,,beheV4,do mu extst, i U l.s said. And it is because of this fact that many of the lea ling auth orities of the country have said "The lioad lo Knin should be played for parent, even though the.a parents have to he com pc lie I to see it." Iteing ti motion picture of an actual case taken from the court records of tile city of ,os Angchs ami made under the direct supervision of the head of thai de partment, the film cannot be laid open to the charge of being Iniair- vV'T&5 I-VTVV ' VS-Jf'. e TI I r HIGHEST IDEALS THB hlghert coda of ethic, lj governs our professional P'' services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respect - for the wlhfl of '.he bereaved. USED SBVKRAT. ni-IAT. Larison Chevrolet Company A Six In the rrlco STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bid?. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m a.m Makes All Main One Connections! P I- or information call MAIN 799. Physicians & Surgeons i.f.k ii. noevv. .11. n. 1.HM A WII.UIOS. .11. f. Practice limited to discuses of tn Kve. Kar, Nose and Throat New Koley Telephone Hull, link' Main lli A. I niCIIAHDSOV, HI. D. Huruury Rooms Telephone Suiiimer nuildInK Main 15 Man lias yet to Invent a floor polisher more efficient than an In fant. inative Hvns.ttinnnlishi, And having been Iteautil'uUy produced with a sincerity of purpose thai Is evident' llirougho-.it the entire picture, none can consc'.entlonsly say "The Koad to Ituin" was produced to attract the morbidly curious. Vet the pic true preaches a powerful sermon. so in.-diiously entwined with enter- i ,ilinii ent values, thai It Is a good leal like a sugar-coated tpiiidne pellet easy to take but thorough ly effective. pAi;e 01vm ViotXTOrl OllSeUm V leWeU T Ti TTt.M :" J-'IA JJ11II1 A view of the reat col Use urn. where the International Olympio games will be held in I ts given spectators of H'chard IMx's new slurring picture, "Itcd-skin," which is now playing at the Star theater. Much of the picture is presents I in mil :iral color. 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