La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,. LA GRANDE' ORE. Wednesday, June 26, 1J2!U ( 1 Page Six 1 .a tw 'Si f .1 The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEW TODAY! VOIX HAUO U'2H rh.-vrohi 4 (lour hpiIhii. Kl fill clunv, Khapc, looks liliis new. JenniliKK -Motor Co, fl-26-:u. KCHt 8AI-K Hlngl" hi-el com inVte vllh muttress, nnLo table, H'hik er Hi-uiiiK machine, writhiK drHK, wniall table, want matn -HMeM, 4lrrHKlriK table (tin I i-lano. 'all r.itl Al, . , tt. JX)ST-I(III fojfi fontalntnK-lirlvcm ; l.t'PtiHf ami mili-ond pn:-H. Kind- j er pleiine noiliy I-',. A. HuiMiinan - at 2 iVl V, or -Mir.n 7'I, -L'fi-'' t MIK KKNT l'iiinibei 4 room houso, at 17f4 I' ami I'ino HIh. i -(i-4 til. ! KOIt HAI.K 3 Millie K"atff. T. M. ( (lllmnre, I'nlon, On-. WANTKIK-Snnill coinliim- In km,I Wiiller Hayes, HiiIht, . Onv (i-L')i-: tj. WNCJIKH HKItVKH at Uulli-yMf . Cnnfi'ei lonwy, SitmlvvielieK plo, ; -a-:n. KOU HAI.KChtyHlei 7 2, 'Town h-- linn. K:mt elaKrf Hlnipe In every' .way. llri-H. Kale or ti-nde, tei-nm, j , , J lurry WaKaiiel', Ala In ..051). j (l-2-:. 1 K ) 1 1 HA LK I i'-! live paHH.-llK-I'lirkunl "H" Keiliin; CohI new (ilvo Kiibniantlal diHcoiiut. Tiii'le and ImiiiH. llarty Wiitfftnii er, phone Mnln nrm, fi-'J(i-:tt. I'oit KAI.J-: oit tkadi: KUlt ' HAIK Htrnwberrli Tor iiin ,nlnf. J'hone l'7-.M. ii-L'fi-fi t. KH HAI.K: Alfalfa Thompson, 2 lift W. bay. (ll.-n 'J'VPKWHITKItH KOH BAI.B rent or exehaiiKe. K. C Tnekey, i III. W,iul. A in P. I T.I... I 111' V, Hi:i.l jtalsn and movo houses, ronl jaek-serews and .tlmhel-H. John .Mars. 0-7l m. Wll.l, 'l it A lire my 4oiio eimlty In i'l aero IrriKiited ranch, liilf. 1 2(10, for Smith Hide, reslilinre or an neroiiKe. C. (;. Darker, Irrl- ' iron, Ore. 0-3-1 nip. 1X)U SAI.K OK TIIAI1H 6 tul I''rcshtnan ra.lio. ComtilWe satts fnitlon. (iiiaranteeil, 45.0u. l-'ur-IlllllIC Kxi'Iiomki;. . 6-ll-tf. YOU KNOW those floor and lirldse lamps that you have been payinir .$17.50 "for. we have them ut I.II0 and l!.00. ruinltilre K. rluillKe. d-lltf IMli.KiLii-ilu rl iywmlhed , room modern house. Double Kar , nice. A most desirable loratlon Heasonablo terms. 1 C 10 Ninth Hi. I'liona Main 730. C-l-lf. 1'flH KA1.K OK TIIADH You tnny tiot know, but It Ik true that you rn uul Klnger or White sewing innchlnes at less than half of tli reirulnr price. J'uinMurn K choiiBe. -ll-tf. VOn KAI.K OK ItKNT -1C0 acre .! farm south of I Oramle. 40 acres under e:llllatlon and more ' I sn be. (I00 J bull, Units. This ', wftidd make a good ualiy farm. ' Kc l.'has. II. Keynolds. O-IU-tf. IC011 HAI.K Modern home, close In, on paved street. Complete Willi luisonirut, furnace, fire puice, Imlll-ln conveniences, large rooms, 4 bed rooms, lawn, Hchuh bery,. garage. Tills property is In flfsl class condition. Tola I price lOtno.on. Would accept terms or would accept small prnpetty ; pit. down payment. Cull J.owoil AYIIIInnison, Main KB, for appoint ment, e-ll-lf : - , . . l -.-. .. ...it..... . ... ..... .. , MOM'N' POP WHO'S THE DUMMY? '.. By Cowan SwWV yilTTr f 1Wt3!:iirCjVtt ) XkD; ' c 1 f VE"i. BUT "IMC HOOSt VJC ) CWl'SW.BIl. ) f Sky, "THM A.QCWITECT HENNESSEY ) VtWV. i , I, r !L h"vJ-r' W VM"r TOSONLCOUUBWHOenMIVBM'.l- TELL VE- VMWM H . tAOBE fvNO VLNCC VIE WKNT. II0VJ J HOUSE VOU EV I'ICTUftL VJUM COnt Of F"iH 6 11 FOB cv .. ROOM? WIM OOLB COST TO BOILD ft WU-3E ME StEMEO MUCH AI0ULO IT C0"iT A 1NTCHD BUILDING ?V tttTOt. OtFrCTO-Ut V s onQoo P 1 OF TOT0RES WD FINISH kytttM SHOWEO UIM THE Ut OCH 1 v TO BUIL0 H ' V ... r V- A V 1 f.fi Of LUMBE.W - ufJWU y-T ftNO 0 TTa- -VlCTURE. IN ft BW&HT , Llli d j FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' " TICKLED PINK! Byblosser I .turY ABEAWGOOO A BETTER VME-Qfc ALL. A8oDT j hi"offv uf nuce lWST MoT wTs X it ) WToVl UNCL6 UABBY- 1 s-r' f ,71 Foa woy-'y sows n & A-s Ths c, 11 fcm -a, -vr-r Observer Want Ad Rates (Cot:nt flvf! avrrne words to Hie Dae.) IVr lino, !!( Iiiscriiiiu 10c I'er lliie, l-aell juhh-tt const iillve Insertion ?v Mliiliniuu charge uu one or der a.lc JtATKN itv Movni j line, per month $2.r0 t Hue, per monili W.'JH I lines, Mr monili $1.00 ) lines, per moil III $1.75 Jjuli udilltlonal line over flvu fhai(,rel ut 5flc per lino nioniii. . CASH . AHVACK Is rc litiml on nil riusirieil orders to L'tirn tliew mien. Higher ritati .'liaised on nil credit Insert Ion. (.Vipy rr till 'ln.sifieI tinleiM aiie-t ho In (IiIh of flee by 10 A. SI. IAY Ol'' I.NS'iKTION. . Slop orders on ad fiiHeited until fur ther notice must he received liy Hit snino hour or extra Insertion will lj chiii'iccd. Telephone, orders solicited. C'a-'h rales may ho earned on phono orderH by payment on or before, dato of lM InseKlon. riioM-: .main iit "An ObM!i'vcp Want Ad Will Io la" I'Olt ItKXT l''(Ht ItKNT: Modern fi room house. I 2t'2 2nd. Ml. I'll. 472-11. H-li 4 -t I'. ; - j KOH KJiNT Jtuoms over Hilver-j 'thorn. Wrlffht Dvur Store 6-13-tr 'OK KKNT Modern houso on i'lrst HI. Ill(. 20118 2 ml HI. 6-24- If KOII HI-INT--!! room furnished house. Iliilh. luwn and flowers. 1 1 1 (. I'.iir, Ienn. i;-;'4-24 A f !' M.il.,11 iivi,til,.nt nntl nnA reasonable. Close In. ideal for Normal studenls. Apply Honimer bole). 6-an-1 in. i I'Olt ItKN'T Kninll room on Ad ams Ave, mil to Star theater. Now occupied by White's Hhne shop. .1.ri a month. Phone M;t;n !-'. -:.". I f. I'Oll KKNT OK I.KASKApart nietits ovir Putmrin'M store. Available July 1st. Inijuirc I.. I hnodgta.'.s, K,i Kouith Kt. C-ll- tf. OK ItKNT -iirnlbei bou.i nrid xvTh.. wild "Bath, yuiit, low r rentt Aduiu ni,. Irei-nwooil - XIIM I I.I.AM Ol s KI.KIIItA'I'K THK 4TII --J.-t ymirl fire works al the .-. Ttail Camp. I'ult Une to s lei t 1 1 001. 1 Adams. fi-r", If TltV ANOKIS HHINKSHest town, acro.s fioni llohm nkump ... C-IS-l&t. 1 , l,A (IHANDK MA'ITKKSS & Vd- holsteilng & Itug Cleaning I Ihe line was constructed by and Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Kd- i " 'l ' -1 Irom the llerrick Inter wards, Prop. i;.J-im'"is ')' the Kdwtinl Ilines Western n, I I'm, - conip.iny. t extends fifty MOSKY TO LOAN on Improve,! , ,,, y, ,.,., , , city property, urmight loans or) Installment plan. Lowest rotes. ! I.nlted Males 'Investment Co.! 'I'honn MulD 33. 3-16-lin MONK I TO LOAN We hae money to loan on desirable cltv' properly st the low tale of In- : tereht of t'X.. Wo write all kinds of In. urn nre. including life, f.'hr. 11. iteynolils. 2-4-lm l'Oi:f i'OIJNI'J be het and cheapest piaeo to f,-t H:ian door and wina Bhiel'l Kin. Quickly JnittaUeO and Butififnetlon guaranteed. Cba. Jlarriu, jr(ii Madi&on. Cove People To Attend Martin Bridge School Hy Ii-k. .1. It. I'rlco Oherver Correnpondent) ffVi:, tire. (Speelal)Mr. and Mitt. Keith MeVjol and Bon, Durry, .Mr.H. fhtirb-M HenderHon and daiiKhter, I'at, of Hrltaniii Jteach. M. W. J. Hallmark. larrH Knlp. fieri lie Vore, I.eonarrI fox and Clarence . KfchunlH left .Monday for foif.stry Hchool at Martin llridffo. This a coiiiK.; in fire fiKhtinK and loreHt conservation which Ik held yi'itWy. AIjk. HendejKon, who in KoiiiK Willi the party, is a, couHln ol' M I'M, .MeCool wiio Ih vinillnK here. The m-hool . Ih open for a week. On aeronnt of tho Injury which' the Kev. T. I', (lialiam received ro ren;v while rutHriff Mood l'riday inoiida.t?; the itiv. HlurtTi'K h'!d ervlc'M at thp Ah-lliodiKt ehureh for lifin Hunday tnorninff. j The service at (ho Kpfscopal chui-ch wer,. conilucted hy IliKhop KemlnKton and included an ordi nation Mervlro, .Mix. W. Al. Midler. Mih, Kmily CpcK and Mm. Stella l.evy, all of 1'riion. were vbdiors at tlio library Thni-Kday. .Mrs. Nellie (iraee. Cove librarian. i.s at the library each day ' '"r the uinmer school session (ih ii convenience for the facility and members of the hpIiooI. A nuruber of cove people ar titlenillmr the evenliiL' liroi?i'a iiim i,f slums put on l.v the suinmer si hool people and find them very enter lainlliK. It Is reiailteil. Knell town i-epri'seiiled put on one or more slums durimf the school session. The last two niKhts are always especially enjoyable, one belnic Horrible Mtfht." when costumes. ,"lrl'll,l'V cl or beautiful, are commended and the other the year ly pUKeunt civ, -n by ihe members t , of 1 be school. Alhn .Mills, who attended the summer session at Oregon State college, ri turned Saturday evening. Allen won his scholarship al the state fair at Salem last year with ills baby beef. The motor of ihe airplane which crashed In the moiinlalns cost of Cove last winter, was brought out last week by members of the for est sen Ire. The w ings and fnse-k.g- will be broiullujput later. w ... . - .. fl . . r. SenecaHums Line is lommon Lamer I" I :. June 2C (AP)I ve.l here from , a I'KKTIANIi O W01I a re,-. Wahingnm. 1 1. 1 Hertnk raitioal . ...... . in (.rant and ; H irne,. (.,.,( ,. lias tx-en declared '.. . " miersiuie . C"l!,!i;er COOl IIMSItlori. Thrt line be klloun as the (Inmn i,n,l N01 liivvesiern r.illro;i.. Astrologer MHS. ITtmntlCK BALMES 101 N Ave.. La Orsnds, Or. iteaillngs daily. Readings by Mall . Speclslty ,1 mm BiuiLLEirs i , hy Charles KVXOI'HIH: Jtomance, will not wait for murder solutions! J-Aicy. waBlnjf ' a flht to prove .lerry did not murder his fath er, dashed to the desert mine In warn him. Hhe explains to Jipr d u ni hounded uncle with out Informing him of his fa ther's death or the police charge, drove with hi in to a neighboring town, where they were married. Only then she advised Jerry or the Herbuis case against him. Their dar wIdh Oeacon Is convinced hlerry Ih Innocent, The tele phone hell interrupt them reebli'M answers. Chapter 45 A ll.l,r.i:x;.: rnov t)I,,O.V l lien J nunc; up the receiver two minute later Deacon. I.ucv and Jerry were looking nt me with varyliiK deKiees or Interest. I had kept my expression casual, but it would hardly liavc been possible for them not tn have sensed some- thing of the emotion released In my breast. ."You'll have to excuse nie. Dea- con." J sold carelessly. "A man has Just called me about a mutter I must attend , lo tit once. I'm surr.v. ' Your ear Is nl the dour, Isn'l II. Jerry? J)o you mind if I use Ii?". . "Help yourself. . TnclB John, Shall I drive you?" "No. you'd . better stay with lley." . ; Me didn't repeat Hie offer and T smlleil uiiderslaiKlliiKly. l.ucy gave mo a uul.itleal look anil Henry u suriiriseii one. Meanwhile. I hnrl got out my Utile '.red notebook, and cnrelnssly fingered the i.ages. In the same careless fashion I now oponed ihe 'rlulu-hniKl l,it. draiver of mv desk n,,k n.., automatic and slipped it lo .my coat noekel. 1.'.,,m . ,lw...n v... ..,,.- .,- were none of the three could have seen Hie pistol "Whom are yon going to see, fncle John?" i.ucv u-,,ie,l . A imin. I said initalily. Hut as Deacon and I went out logcllier I relt that ,e wasn't sat isfied. Henry drove off. "Pncle John!" Lucy had come running after me. "Weil?" "Why did you take vour nlslol?" she demanded breathlessly. "Was it Mr. MncNalr who telephoned?, ne Kiiun- someimng nhnut a round table with a deck of cards land stacks of poker chips on it. It wasn't 0 bad guess and I wns The north window was broken templed In tell her, but I gave her . Dust and sand furred everything an evasive reply. Iwhieh had escaped eon.st.11it.hu- The roadster slid .forward and nian contact, leaped Into the avenue, a glance I The wax figures faced each other over my shoulder showed me Lucy ' across the table. Time nnd heat still Handing at Hie curb, distract- and dirt had blurred their resem Ingly pretty In the warm glow of bianco tn the famous warriors they the late afternoon sun. , No wonder counterfeited, bill nl. first glance Jerry had lot her persuade .llm they looked falrlv human nnd not into that fanloslle elopement! untypical of the country. I could How long would hep suspicions not resist n sheepish grin at niy uHuwr ,Jinr lo, remain Inactive, I -self fun being' such an ass- Sundav wondered. ' night. It wos Just four now. '"jcighl I A large brewery calendar orna wonld cat. h me halfway down nienled hy the face and form of a '" '""IK. ,i mo 111st oil station tanked up with gas and water, also filled the canteens and got supply of food. The open conn- .,, .. . . u,, , ,,. roadster on at a . terrific rate. .t) iiiiimi .ir uil I'UIHII H VIliM- lenp. lie had flunjr k.'nt me over tin wire with a dramatic suddeu netui. a colossal liikpudence, that had torn tiniinallf leil aceptance of his ti-rins from me before I knew what I wiih saying. Life or death: which was to be my portion, nnd which his? It was nearly sunset when I not to the top of the Skeleton. , The List third of the descent wiih rov id In durkwsH and 1 drove drenched In nwHt nnd with death perched on my shoulder; hut I reached the bottom without mis- hap. A draught of water refresh en nie. it swuiiff on,to the lor- iwity tiHii. As ihe car throbbed over the ctn- dered trail- that subterranean life i O. Booth. . 1'etei'Hon had sensed seemed to pulse iieneath my hands. It roused In me something of dread, a bub bling expectancy, a suffocating sus pense. The hot wind on my cheeks fiinnpil IIiokp mrnniif em.itl.iim. I h(.r furm ,lcrn ,0 Vr lin, T.mui.h.h fliiKCi-M pnrlrrloit my Ha,.,.y .-,lB(,,., of Miiv l'n. k, an 1 .thnial. I r..tl,. in a ilcnlll lomli, ! . KVfl pcuion of the plnrn lint a lomli. Wax It to ho mine? , lUiH veet, moving to l-a Oiani!.' I mailo on a liuildle of hnilillnKX : for tlin )ii int. Mr. anil .Mm. Wll In the eliony Kloom nhfud. I xtni)-' w)n WM he r,.nlpnilicrcil an the pco- I lioil at tho head of tho pmoked ,,0 10 raised and sold so many I Kiri'oi, Finn 01 me engine, ann Rot, fjni. tomatoes. oul. The hrooilliiK (niletness of tiiej ' ,(. ref.-nt rains were very neno lilnce must have liewiu hed me forjfitial as the first hard showers I nelectid to swlloh off my llxhts. , laker the soil. Crops jinil Burdens This error nearly cost me my life. ' Crack! As the bullet whined: I past a mailer of six or elt-ht Inches above my head. I dropped against Ihe side of the car. The shock of this abrupt renilim.' of the silence held me rluld for n. moment then I reached into the car and switched off the lights. The flash of the rifle had cmne from one of up - per side windows of LundVa Place. Was It Dillon who had fired nt me? Pistol In hand. 1 slid around thej back of. the cur and. dived Into the' shadow or the first building at that I end of the slret. And then Into ! the shadow of the next and the - next until I had come into thel shapeless shadow of lamdy's Place. I Noiselessly entering Ihe place. 1 ! st nil with my 'hack' lo the wall, ' expecting another shot. It did mil' : come. A tomb couldn't have been uuleter. J (Ulelly took off mv shoes:'' and nailded over tn lh ti. mm 1 no sign of human nrcsem... l,,,i t was not deceived. Mv senses know. 1 slnrleil snfllv tin the slnlr llnlf wav to ihe ,,n ,, . .,..,.. i,..,....i t creaked beneath my stockinged feel. !. was the board that had betrayed me to Dillon on Sundav nlehl lier,,.bi,r a,. i.. i : with i, , ..,i i '..... I saw a light.' A thin line of vel- j !.,,.. it. .1., i, i , ,. '. -i ..-, .mii, ii in; iiiiiiiK ine i iiior oi the gill I ery at boltom of tlic!,..i, .... .? . , .. , fc west end of the north wall and knew it came from under the door or I,.,,,.iv .. ..... ! fallen Into. Pistol leveled tend the room. The door swung! lo behind me. i The room w as Just as r had ex-' pceted. No one was there. I A dirty coal oil lamp hung crook- I edly from the celling and shed a ' feeble glow imon n ri.-, t ,! 1 desk, several eb,,l,-u n .i,i, broken leg. an old-fashioned safe the door of which was 'open, and .voluptuous Indv hung on the south wall. Its year was lKllli and the July sheet, vellow and flyblown w,is uppermost. Sundry scribbling ,, inllH ui.r,u.,.,t . mount. iThe calendar sheeis w,., h a disposition to curl for throe thumb tacks held them down at the lower corners and center. The calendar was a curio in more ways than one and 1 determined to have it before I left. "Drop your nun an reach!" Trapped In that room of mystery does It moan denth for Peebles? The answer will ho found In tomorrowB rhap lor. Henry Ford borrowed two cents the oilier day to buy a two-cent stamp. Kvldently he didn't buy It n w ,i, ,l(r tore or he would have been obliged to float it loan for n nickel. Wilson Farm At Ladd Canyon Is Sold To Fagers Hy Mrs. Cliarl. JnunI.V (Otmervi'r I'oiTewporirie lit) I.ADI) CANYON (HnociiiW Mr. un! .Mm. ! . I.. WHKOn nave Hoi'i are growing; by "leaps and bounds." l-Mward Counsell and l.ce h'ur- gason write from Camp Clatsop at Asmria where thev went with tho national Rilnid boys that they are en iovimr evervthlnir exi-ent tile rain w hich ihev said hud fallen in tor- rents Just as it did here. - They will be starting home IhA night of ' June 25 and will stop in Portland! I lor a day. I At the recent school election Adolps Pcohler was elected the new director. Those reelected were A,1's- l-eola I.. Peohlcr. clerk, Henry Counsell, chairman, and Alex Km Bason. ,ln'' 1,,s. ('- Y- Heale hove returned from a two weeks vaca- trip spent at Klamath Kalis, Portland,. Myrtle Point and other points. While away tlley attended '!)'' "'ate grange convention nt '.vrtle Point, ius il. lesales from the Ladd Canyon grange. They were i. accompanied by their son llono- I v"n l,(nll''B mother, Mrs. I'mintu Poole, Alr.s. Kherrell Kwln returned ro- f ri'""' r,'om 1'oi'tlnnd where she I B,"'"t " Kook " 1'',"tlv ! uttI'",!l"f rose show, I J"s .Margaret Dobbin returned ' to her home Iioine In Portland Sunday,; a vis t here will, her nephews, , Hi': nry and Hherrcll Kwln I'... i . ,i , , i tained by the members of the j Parkdale club at I.ane Chapel. Not '. nil the meinbers were able to at tend but those who did report very enjoyable time. OFFICE CAT TRADI MAM K 0O. Tho train had finally emerged from the blackness of a lonjf tun nel. The conductor noticed a younf? couple, both of whom ap- pea red rpiite flustered, and the ' youm; woman -wus nervously re urrnnKintf her disheveled hair. ThinkliiK to put them at their ease, the conductor remarked pleasantly: "Did you know that the tunnel we just came through cost 12,00(t,- rljioo?" ' "Did it?" inquired the girl. Then she added, rifter a pause( "Well,-it was worth it." ' ' 5 An Knjjlishnian elnlms that no democracy can form a stable gov ernment. Well, what of it? May be we can produce a gaiiiK form, which Is much more up to date. Truo love may not run smooth, hut It's better than a smooth Inver (hat does not run true, I Faith once moved mountains hut that was before one conlil fly over them or flivver around them. Storekeeper: This ten-cent piece doesn't rlnff true. Tommy: What do you want for a dime, a set of chimes? j Tie (at the resort) Do you read much fiction during tho summer? She No; hut I listen to a lot. PeifKy: "Goinfi: to buy n fill coat this fall?" Polly: "Don't know yet, my hus band won't quarrel." Professional Directory This directory 18 especially oiit'Of-town reader' who may want ilio name and address of some professional mail. It lins been cnrernlly iircpineil mid will prom to lie a ready aid to any reader In olilalnliiK prompt liriil'twlonul 3ervlec. t Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians j, i.. i;i.ro. n. o. MAIt(iAlti:'l' IMII.IC. n. o. Goners! practice and the "J'ost SYSTKJ1" lor fallen arches. Sommer Telouhone j Uulldlng Main lull ' ' T Teacher of I rhA rti,rh..ruY Kvstpm Yi1'c"a l't'Ln'$t''! , . ,c',.;" ..." . ' . ' ' " Tt Arl'K AiAlT.nXITr IIOMR Trained Cure I'rlee Reasonable, v''vFuii ai"d Sb" U?'nc m .Jl?' ; AT-THEUIMEE All Talking: Picture Coming Here Thursday l'our popular, Hereon players buve equally Important parts in Paramoiint's screen -voi-sion of "In - terle'rence" which comes lo the Arcade theater Thursday. Theyi are Cllve Hrook, lOvelyn Brent. William Powell and. Doris Kenyon. Intcrterence..' when presented on the stage was acclaimed as a lonal ...,,., , , j.on(lon whp,.(1 fun for tW() (nil n-1 vein's nml in iNew York, where It held the boards for nine months. Kolnnd Perlwee J,nd llnrohl Denrden eolhiboruted in wrltinpr the stae pluy, which wast adapted to the screen hy Hope l.orinff nnd Louise Lons:. All of the four players men tioned are favorably known to film fa ns for t heir ea pa hie perf orm ances in the past. William Powell, tho suavo villain, leps up a notch In this picture. While portraying the part of a ropue, Powell's part tfniiiK tho sympathy of the audi ence, ('live Brook portrays the role of a1 fa in oils : mulish sniffeon, and. helns Knjrlish himself, fills his role In a convincing manner. Kve lyn Hreht Is east as a revenBinj? yoimg lady who fails to recapture the love of Powell. Doris Kenvon is harnssid throughout the picture until Powell rinds a way out for Green Shingles Cut from live timber. A now car just unloaded ' last week. Van Petten Lumber Co. I I I NOBGRABJ II Irnon nam w 1,5 IMMKKJt AM 1 1 . j Ii) M"" fl ' j East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Phone Main 673 USED CARS SEVMIAI. RRAI. HAnaAIS Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS AVF.NUB A Bl In the Price STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel BIdg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Vallev - -- Leave . La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. ' fa 44,1 4.00 J'T Wakes All Main Line Connections P' T For information call MAIN 799. ! handy for tlio newcomer or for l'ne "i Physicians & Surgeons ' i.rr n. nonvv, ii. n. I.ISH'A H'lblvllS. It. u, rrictlce limited to diseases of tti Kve. Ear. 'o.e n,,H rri.. . Jfo'ey Telenhan. Hiiililhig Main Id ! a. 1.. itictiAnnsoN, m. n. , Surgery Rooms lfi-17 TetenLrt'... Sommer Building aiain i& 'Illinois lejtils the nciilnn ,.-iVi. rural tree 2.5 7 S. delivery routes, having ner. i ne metnon ne , employs Kain thiH end turnifiheH exception any-nnc drama. J.othar MetulS directed the film. , "Mother Knows i Roa.' finoninir . vpclllUg A f Qfov TrirloTr L tctl J-UUciy J.oulsc: Dresser, . w ho lias hej called the "best loved actress tho '"'n." Klva tin inspired pc. jtrayai . ol .-nor role In "Mollij I K-nows Jlest," adapted i'.rom K,l Kei'uor' story and. directed by Jo Hlystone for Kox.Kllins. " There is a reason for her Insif ration. The ear.ly setruenees of tH pictured story uo hack ' tweifl years, a time when Louise 1 ress It wns a time when she was siiil Ins "On tho Banks of tho Wabasf' and "My Gal Sal'.' to -vaudevift-audiem.es from Maine to tho coaM. Madf?o Hellamy plays the fe:- ured role of "Sally", the dautfh whose Riildo and mentor was h1 mother, a mother who mftfht h;i foiiKht with her. at times, hnt loiiKht for her all the lime; Tho picture, reported to he oj of tlio host over filmed hy any other company, opens an ejj- paKPinont of ii days at tho St! theater slartini? today it THE ; HIGHEST IDEALS fJlHB highest code of ethics governs our professional services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respect for the wishes of the bereaved. 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