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Saturday. March liCJO : Pap Six LA UK AN UK KVKNINU OUSERVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE. GENERAL MOTORS SALES REPORTED Consumers Receive -&7-l2 Cai in February ' Dealer GetlUU'Ol NKW YOUK. Mtv- 2 -lUtrins tlu mwiith "f rdmiuiy tist'i-U Mntorri dtitt' ir in thy rmtl d.dlvtt-cd to conuim-ts Sv7 1- c-:r. iHCOr.liiiK' U tin iiuuum'".mria ' AUuvtf I. Slcuu J pvdrut. ThU cotii(jard will UMt tvv ih ((ki-rt'-ipiuitUnv ntunth a. vr-tr i!iv. Suit's hy Ocucrnt M. i lUiiiuf tui'l-itf divbdon-i l Ui'aivis tn the I'niud M;Us amounts t 1 t i;iis, a- tutnit.rd with t tl.i'i i v.ir fr the corrv!ioiult uemth l;t year. Ah iMvintxl out lat m-nlh, t Khurta of car itt J.uiu.ti-y. Influenced lutlh rt-UU and wliutv nle in th.it numih ul iii Vbtiuu XW. hth ivtall and vhiltal sale,-.- tucreaW ht.tuu tially tu take m part wt thy Unk of rvuialniit frum J.mi.iry. This year there wit m v.nh ho-1-ukw and the increase in Kehruury's nale-K tttid dellverley Is itiofv in Une With tli noruiiil ttvtid. Toiul miles l dealer. liicUidixi-f Cu mutual wil-s ud overseas shtj mcrit amounted to n-UiD'J cac. a compared with I75.U 1" the turr.'sHjjut;nx nwnith tut year. Over-sett shipment i?irt'i' tvh ruary were uxain et'txstderatdy he low the flit""' 'ef frVhruary. 13,':. due tu i cviitinuattvn j( the desire to a4Jtut stock in overseas coun trte In tin with thanU cevn-mk' condition. Th foUottinji tilde sdaow ta consumer of tii-Mieral Mo; rs can tu (.'putiueutal I'tutvd, suuf. H U SERVICE STATION Official Light Adjusting Station GENERATORS STARTERS MAGNETOS 5! REPAIRED Latest Testing Equipment AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 213 Greenwood Phone M-520 Across from L. V. Ccovn'tiht t?3t) hr I?od Srytfmr Crrporflrton 1 tn and r Comfcrt costs less just as qual ity, dependability and splendid performance cos! less in tit new Dodge Brothers Six. The new Mono-Piece Steel Bodies are roomier in every di mensionluxuriously comfort able, sofa and silent. The body is attached directly to the frame instead of being mounted on sills, thus the new Dodge Si has a low center of gravity and per. feet balance vhich make it ex AND ufHot,oiNa vev twaoitioh qi sane L. C SMITH 9 Depot St. swU-. hy the munufuctmintf Utvl-Kion-H ul Utliif.il Motutit tu tlietr dealers in l'.nunfiitl I'uiu-d State ami total, xW tu dealer. m-tud- ,Ul A'atKtvtlUtl .alv!V-tn4 - OVft'HfUS idiipmein: l,'!in-l j?iute; , Site' to fniuuimen , . 1W , lit-iS Jan. T 1. 17 Ta. Wh. . u,m ? to I'eaUr juu. yj.-tti L-b 'it I 41. Si 'J To-tuJ jJui's to ttiMlvrs.. invliutin ' t'anutUtti --ln ami ovfivu? stiip- , ' mo t'jL'9 Jan. .. ..iX.$a I27.i tvi U's.iyti 1 75.1 't li';.i t U Ll C v.S t U v-1 UtI f ; i lr- o C i lhvrlet. I'outJae. tUU. M'.r , itultv. iikUiiu. VikiDK. I'-uli k. Lik Salle at'al 4'aJiH-u- a-nv;'i' cars ami truck. February Deaths In State Total 11 SAI-KM. Or.' Mar. Z't -l' tilevcu i-wom were kUUJ ami It i tiijurvi in l 1 truttu- acci- Unts m .)rcjcun luritqf fcMiruar. uccor-ltti to the iiionthty rvport of 'I. A. Kiiff'-ty. chlvf tat irnific injiit.toi;. Stolen cars iwoverwl i oi!fui.-r luul a alnc a ir:2i. si4 u mt'iort'j vUn 1 1 :inil stolen tires iOU. "Thn you 'l-ny,"1iakl the iikiij' trat "tliat yoa vtvz ru.to l' th-i liolii-cinari whit lie ak-U to our ticviwr?" 't, Yrtuifily, sii'." r.h-.l lhi mo torist. "All I .said, was that from hut t trouki oj; luui I .tiri- hw wift- vvoiilii he ha(iMt;r as HATTSKY X iilard J Veks. I'tu-yskr I Vale r OMIER mer in every way A NEW DODGE $835 AND UP, I. O. . I10Y ceptionally sure-footed at high, speeds, on rough or crowned roads and on sharp turns. In the way it rides, the wcy it handles and the smooth power it delivers, the new Dodge Six is so superior to anything its low price would suggest that you must drive it yourself to realize its sensational value. See the new Dodge Six and the new Eight-in -line the Eight is $1095 and up, at the factory. Oregon Guest Law Given Added ' Support By The Supreme Court The Oivyun k'Ii-hi ituv t.y flitch Uu-" iii'cifon tjK'tollxi i pmtut'lett :i(:tint ritiU;; hti'uu-lit L Invite. I jf.usti h:M rvt'vivvU iihUl Ull"rt llinit;'i a niiireuu. t-otirt ilcvlston, i-M'ttfi thv lv.;in State Mnor iu- lhi. xtutrrliti t olirt of tll' I'littf.) SiaUf has itpnt'hl iy It rccii cil"i tlif n ht of 4i'at to tm art "Vi. h fet.t! Mlv icicticiHkC uun. vl :i;i i opt -tiU'H'k ol Which H frm italiilllv fot inJntirt l' vtiK'jUM trails . tt'tfti wr.uuiiomiy in Ihulr anl'. Miohth.4 uu!v-. the injur ic Incur it.l in acci-lcnt rv c,ui.l iitEcit tiuii iliy '.r ti ht'.(!l4a or rccklo at-r.-acl f i.thcr. Tiic hUtary u( thin lciUlarUm in on tht- (U-stiou of the inliiiiU ui tU tviii aiiil iivrn o jutijiinji.il. injun-ati tu a KUt h-;m with ihv cjiai-rmt'tit in 117 t; a l.uv hii h provlitti that a ictusi sh"iiLI have no rt'ht of rc i r'irry a-aint Ihc drUcif vr UUtK'i! in' a motor vehicle in which hn via--: carii.-.l free- and that the avc-ptMitco r a fff i ale uuul 1 ' ! feio;"U!!icil (w ". a waiver hy sitid ucNt or H.thitity t'tr ncvtileatal . injury in sm far a t ho ov ni'C ttr tlrtvcr -;s luiuvrm J. Vhn this Ut a:t pfc.-ciitl to the supreme tuurt, of utsu in thf sit- prune imri hvUl Uiat the pioyi j.lon LolatCii t.h const itiitio-K of ; l.r"4ou which provi'h': 'rvvty; iii-m hatt h,n' rcfiitly Ly hi. process ny Jaw fur in.irry ilntie him ',f hi' posiui, i-vMpoiiy nr rvputa- ' tiott.' Iki-o.' t'uj- lKvi-Uu 'Ihv court f.ase.l tt l-.ci-ittn ail tiie fact that ' tl.v omiipou Liw Wh'ch w:w- tf'f taw n lure.- in i New iModel Is Announced By Studebaker Co. tn response to i; row in a prefer fur a car that serves for both sociitl and business occasions. Studebaker now offers it new five passenger State Victoria, on the I ' rvsid if n t Kin h t I :. A nc h w he bait kcpIki. This, new uwulefc I- tfipiipped with six wire wheels and a CiddiiiK Ui try a .ye rid. according to M. J. t;-tfls, Sf udebaker-Kikine dealer here. "The enin which powers ths nw V'li-torirt is th? I'resitlent Straight Kijrht holder of five world records, and more American stock cur records (op sped and endur anct than ail othr makes com bined, perforniiince has been even, further increased this year by th addition -of :i number 06 enin?er' ln?j (en cures, principal amonjc them beintr the ne an improveii ilamper and dam per, a I L materially to full power muffler. ; ep March. Uuichescf r vibration Factory prod iction of all mod :l new valvt sprtnjf r I eontin.m to k-'p pace w irh -C whivh evaU'ibute ! demand from th t'iebt -'th ftexibie the sniowhness and 1 maniifaeLtf rinir facilicies tt- assure ftvxibihtv fnr which this world champion entiw is famous. "As in a ll Stu.iIeUi kier nmdets, the chassis ft-a.riio is of doubl us oc '.lulii'le-rli-op vowv true Clou ai'hlevtns exU'emt h.-wti' ss of line hes;dfs adding ma terially to tlrivinx safety hy lowering- the center of jimvity. Kidiny; waso is fu ri her n ha netfd by bnf acnii-elbptic springs equipped wi'h b.t II be. i rin spring shackle, pio neered by Sluilebaker. and llou daill.' donble-aehon hvdraitlie SIX RDTHER5 E-IEHTS oeieiMnAaiLiTY 7), Oif;on hefiuw wrltlin law wit at tulopu U. n mtvui ha, I a riht i.' ivlrt in tlaiuaicoii fur an tujnrv iH'U. iuiy Inflict il or Mm hy tn ' h't. Thi frvmi ut'i a duty lo ..tcic fur IiIj BUiwt'i ;i ty tluv nr ati.t tht it-uL'.Iuttirv .ni;:iu Ly ihh. rn.utiu'ni U wi:hhotl from tht tt-i: u rixhl wiilch aci trum tht.'i 1'ti'iich of duty u hich ua. prcviotifly riai-lc u a cans- of action. Thh the cuurt held wa a vhdatln of tile eoiuditutioivil pmvish-ti and hhl thi: tr-7 act uuctmsiitmion.it In ti:o UsUuittir. asain (uiA-i d a now k nvsi law w hie h r h-v td the 6v m r an I .;K-n.tor ir. a!! iusi-4 frwiu liauihly unU- suh accident shall- h.iVM.hctn m teu fo.ial tin tho l.U"t of laid owner r tpcra'.itr or caus'd hy sn . lU'hsence ur intosieutfMii or h:. rvckUsii dii-artL of the rights ot others." In their d'lsJor ' SZT. the suprcilc. i the laws of iiirt of Wro- K a took iiUu . fUHfiidv ration tht1 cus whch was recently at'f;rniei ill the -uptt'Eiic court of the- I tuied Siats hist s-tid that that did not apply to the I'JJt at'l hvoaiise- no cvtntf ctinw such a ww iiuLded: lit th ISL ucC was. cOut iineti Ihefei-O. It vevjii alunoAi vivv of siia,t ol! the. I'tiuclusiv iiv a,(ittiiau used In the decisiou v( the Vrt-sta. u ! lU'eno. c met., in h'ddinje'the acC uuct;n'"t:tucioiKil cjfctpled w iili the decision of- thv sttpremu. eourt nt the I'mted S titles-, tnt the Or iiivt Hititwi-Lt is. protected' atfaiu-t uiir. Mir-ti:uted hv ur invited trU'-! unites he snail have been tfithxc Intoxieuted or crossly n-firn. Willys-Overland Shipments Show Gain For Month TOI.KDO. Ohio. Ma.". i?hip uienrs of Willys Sixes. Whippets and Willys-Knitfht SLvs.the first twt weeks, in March show a i't I- tvr c-ut arain over shipmeTits loade by the Willys-Overland etjmpauy tile iirsc iwo weens Qt int preceu ui" mouth. President. A.-; -Miller saij. here. Orders on hand' for .ihiymetit the remainder' of th-: cur rent month indicate that .March business will exceed February vol ume by at least .ji) per cent, not only In th.- puveiijcer car lili- but in the commercial car fUdd aji well. A ifi- tij-ntl view of optimism, or the part oiJ the WUlys-Civwitland dealer oryunizatiou if apparwuc. based on the outlook fwr April which indicates a spivridid iDcruse j increased ouiipu 'arises. i ,,M " " a tiir occasion shotrlc absorbers which control spring action. Sprin.tr covers, keep lubricant art.und sprin-r leaves and ktiep dirt out. "ftriUiant performaufe i march ed by outstandin.y: b'auty. Lous. wetpiou: lins of wul crown fen tierw are in harmony with ttt bw arch-ed root -line. Smart French front effect, narrow indshield pillaL. and deep, narrow radiator, all reflect chain pionvdi if power and Speed." on our Pay-As-You-Ride E-Z PAYMENT PLAN All First Quality . Goodyear s. fully guar anteed famous for Traction, Safety and Mileage. Nobody can get any better by pay ing cash than you get by our rasy payment plan. No delay! No red tape! W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. Pontiac Sedan Helps In Taking Count Ot Ducks riilcTI.AXi. lre.. Mar. -Mr. and Mrs. Inick. and all the liUlc diicklnifzs. posji s an aiiilry to find frte and unmo'esi'-d lunches with a d yrce f perfL-;-th.U that i.Mihl arou.-'e tip' envy uf a ulie-tiiite l;irroom hamtaut. intf the htintijix sasou, iuiii:etie ftovhs if water fowl will dscctil iijxm the lak :v (jsw iu-tl hy arious spwi'siiieu ifroui's and feed Ivtsurv ly find well on week dao-s; t it on Saturdays iuid Sundays, tin sc i.uue limchv04i kua'si casually U i.iit to iCvrnmeiit pnlected arvas wuile the htmtsmeu await lu the cold he hird their uadccuuvv Idiuds for I irame liris w ha dt not cherish ;i cotniuuiuoii o kad slivt with their hosts. This Ik onf- uu of the cnauy m tervstinv MUAnuwiUtMa tf wild fowl thJkt ' i1"" na discovered duritus his work ad an ohri'Vev m K. recoil i or t no oiru census . Hit; conducted Uy th I'nited States de partinn: of airirif ulture. nce a nionih Mr. Simon counls the vaiite Us of ducki on a jfwwrunierit pro i tectct lake and snds a report f officials at Wa-shington. I. f. Whe'ti interviewed hy a scout party . in'a I'ontiac s'd;i;i rcct-utty. Mr. Simon stated that th. purou of this - wMk was to ascertain if rut- i rutuy birds are increasiuv or de-cre.i-iti in oauilier so that the ' stwrntnea.r. cum fix the bay: limit oi hunters accordingly. Practically every county in th- l'nite-1 States now has an official Mrd census taker, he- cvveaU-d. Approxunately half of th ducks counted by .Mr. Simon in .North western Ore;run halve Uvii of the. Haldpac pecw, although tht.-re has also bem ua apprvciabt! num ber of MalUtnij, Oavu- Winded ; Ttials Shoetler. I'intai. Uintf-aet-ks anl-Scaupdk liurinjf the last ; winter, he has observed two com i pawttively rare specie of birds t:t . urws'on. the Kuroprtin Wideicou and the Black V'rowued Nixht Her on, kiecord show ttuit the Kuro- 4-Door ScJan Convertible Coup STANDARD j OHE j . OF V IE Sill whuU uut f circ wirh piu-& whaul Ami lir nuunteil C tUc rr.ap, Humrm extra on f wi'i whd q.u.wBd tnudL eect.-u. 2t2L.'I"?MSST . Dwlvdv-t- 1 ppi tir anu tint muurwud m tntna tndr wll, hoM 4o n Irumt, ad lut-ki. tronc nd na bumper W t'oiL-n trunk rW . . . D6 LI X Eliv tPME.VT iru:lud 6 ir -hnI, I 9f. hl MX txm trouk.i(i in troot temiar wclU. hujti-iiuwn iruivt And luciu. cbrunuvm fUcewi hji Uunpa. bumiKri ud buJtim trunk r.k. Ait gru. rJ. d. b- at tar-?, L.uing, .Mivjjmjit. peau Widgeon h.ts he a ohservcl ju uiiiy t hr e o. her occasums hi ihv roithwesi. d.nhi ih- two dtca'.e-. "Ilacf I'nddcm" r'Ut That 'Tact- pnheii ' exists in the lilt of u duck is k'videmvd by t h-' manner in w tiich the various specie iVed in Ki'ouiM uu the iaUej, Mr. Simon told the I'oiUUic pafiy. The Haldp:ites will huv luitiiimr to d with the Mallards uiTuss the way. nor will the Shov viiers dine with the riuiails. Water t,v, I ht-Kin ariiviujf in noteworthy iiuiuhens on Oregon lakes in. Scptemher. "Malliirds ar ike first spech-s to come from the ooith, in the early fall and are elt..si-ry followed hy Scaups and P:.Mp.itcs. M'st of the species re m.im until April or 5lay. To study ducks from an econom ic standpoint. jrov-Tutii.-nt Hpn pcriMthcuily s- ful u, numher of each so s lu th- hi.!oH'al depart ment in V-uliini;ton. l. 1.. wher the hirds are dissected and th' ty te of food eaten by the .water fowl In each seetiuii reconleth In this manner, the jcovcrurueiit men know whether duck- are surviving the eypensc of r-aiti crop-1., oe are oiKaimtijc a living from lakt.3 and str ams. DODGE MODEL ENGINES ARE in spotlight Th.- Ued. capable perform - 'artct- of the new kjd-o Brothers hJw-pri-.'eil s: and ei-iht-in-line h:- i'ocu.-ed. puld'c attennon upon the mo'lern enifu-erinr principles ir. trrnoratc t in iht- pww:- plants. mm U!t etia iaeri-nif standpoint the n -w I- .vis C''Ei are- ehissed .tiaons; the most ititt-ieHtius offer iar;. ot the industry for i'.:tt. The new: entities have the mnv ma-b-rti rypo of romtmstiim rhrtm bvc h-atl. piovhiitii: suCiich nt coru- pi'.S u;ll wi:ht Kirie bui: tiie f TT.ep n ftr el't'icivacy and vcn as ttt-li as pwer output at in any way making th-? en-iensiti'ie- to ca;bon. The- cm- r ihami.er i- sbated to that II fuel char-re is fired at once. :ire pockets" inro which ROAD RANGE OLDSMOBLLE SIX I. V.tk :! WtS . E'nnmcnr '.V.:rr: E.':ipncn::E:.:pmiic 2-Door SeAin S 8)5 .? 90 $ 'TO- S1021 4-Door SJan S S 107l SlUJ Coupe S S U;t $ 7l $1023 Sport Coup $ J63 SW2v SlCJ S1C-J5 ScJin S'-OlSO SU1J $11J SU Convc rttbte RoaJster S 9')? 5101 ?:C70 Jltil Phaeton S 96.5 $WZl! .SUMO JtiMS VIKING EIGHT $L6'35 5 !795 S1795 S:S5S $1605 Sl770 517)5 E0V'P:ENX an ,11 bud imdudea Lujuv lydnulic shuck sbaurben. Bumper jnJ npure rirc earra on scjndAri mmitli ... 5 WTR.E 'V HEEL EQUIPMENT nt:lud J wire Unlsn you want a car of the very lowi tac or very highes; f rtcc, there is a type or mojel in the Olisrnobilc-Viking line which will exactly suit your requirements. For the OUsmobile-Vik in j-rice range extends from $395 to $1SJ5 with a wide choice of models at intermediate prices. The Oldsmobile Six, priced from J895 to $1190, provides every requisite to OldsmobileSix OLDSMOBILE 1 1-S Adams Ave. uuiy ope and Mi :iii Ihf mniti ailtctl'ni am- ;tiis h-s pl.. i..wer a i:d smoothll' s. ' he ' l.ieuhin'" . i!u' tU" iiitt-a de t" t!,: wen -runs si.e and (m,tnui;o(i d tiie ra-hnr. tor and ilr.t ,. itrntiffM !" rc-ipi'H-dlde ftU the feady putting .ddllt nd power deVe!opnpni. I 'own-drart r,iibur;ion employ d lit the new eiht is an import ;ju'. factor in pr-'ilueiir tlie n jc'ti'-Illie a. -e.de rati-Hi 'f till n- vilUrelv IleVV ca-'. , . l.. ..r ItO. I' ll l tae -r- - . -incei-. that uinnl" provifion must he iin;de in I' " icnt-day eaj's for uiiiie in the h.a.-it n v miu-, up th' yi.sji.h. t;;ue. Manifold heat con trol, therefore, has Ueu perfet't ed tt- the extent thai after a few t vp li'.-inti'. int" mi lit: Has is pre en a:ed and enter tl;e cylinders ;i dry ap.-i". Thi mixture linnis easjty and cotpph -tdy and will not. cojiuihuu to eumketise. dilution. Thomusii vvntiiation also helps to pre Ven I raw irasidltie and litlier foieitfu titiritter miini- with the oil in the crank'-ar-. Other examples uf advance,; eti!tieerin; tlesin'i in the pmer plant- arc ventilated bridge type- pistons of li'iht alhy, ehronie-niekel intet and .wilcliromr a'teel exhaust valvrs and ca m.-ha ft driven fuel punv; with a visible sediment traj Silent Bodies Bis? Factor In T nm-rx Orx JnA LiODgcr SciV ICG On- f the chief developments in mot.-.r car engineering is the desisnin of automobile bodies to ,alv longer and quieter wt-rvice. thrLer engineers point to the fact that tht rear axle, tran-mis-sio-n aod othr rotating and nuviiitr parts of the car seldom are worn to a point where they cease to jrtve fairly tmit and irood service, pro vided lubrication has not b-tn nes Ipcted. Ic is even possible lo over haul the engine, and restfire a trreat part of new cur performance. Tht constant hammerint; of road sh.vks whit'h loosens the body th-" tiivtait TAN DAI comfortable, carefree motoring. Its per formance is particularly satisfying in acceleration, in speed, in power, in full range smoothness. The style of its Fisher built bodies is soundly based on the fun damentals of sood design. Its comfort is worthy of cars much higher in price. And its year-after-year dependability is so well known that it scarcely needs mention. The Viking Eight, priced from $1695 to 1SJ5, according to equipment, is a smart, roomy, luxurious car typical in everv respect of the faithfutness of Olds Motor Works manufacturing. It provides the smoothnesit and luxury of 90s '-eight per formance. It offers engineering advance ments that contribute in large measure to dependability, economy, and long life. There is a body type to please you in these two great lines of cars. Come in and see them. Judge their menu for yourself. And fee assured that whichever car you select Oldsmobil or Viking you are getting value that meets the same high standard. and Viking Eight SALES CO. till lie! HIV. does the major daiua to the uverai;M car lu 4n,yi,y ij.il.'l (ill, Diitl miles of lISJiKt. !y (Iii. time, or even before, unnoyiit Mfiienks nnd rnUh-s piumpi many mutoristj to purchase new rar. To piotcet i ho car n m r' in. , vestment hy huildin rigidly (-oni'fl I j ttrueleil hodh s. i'hryser eiiHineeiH', ! have designed u device Known u's the "ItfdRian lloll" test which in a few hours dnpllcntes the mad shocks the car would receiv- in a ' life-time on the road, A ear ph ked-' ;i J at riindoiii frm the final :isenihy a f line is anehond on neries of eectm. 1 1 1 ric. I !em nnd run under Its own',' - power. It is twisted ami sfta:ineil i in every . wny posilde. It hminre,'' from side to side, every motion in-- -tended to hrinjf out the weal: rtpotfj-jj while recordinir devices neciujiteh" . tell tin story of the strength of the wheels, axles ami body. Farts learned l rom these u-k: thest make a most Interesting tittuy l-'rom them, Chrysler engineers have redesigned fender braces au sheet metal work. Ibadiator. snpr pons innl the manner of mounting: the radiator havi? been altered. Tht number and disposition uf Hp- bouy bolts have been changed ti better resist this severe tost, and . t re; 1 1 meat to b received on t Up road. . Kvery w(?akni'ss has been fenct- d out to an nmnzlntf deKroe. Ma- i . terials have been altered tn mhlj! streiiKth where the average dri.veV would never find the slightest h)-, diralion of weakness. Asa result of this "IhdKiah UoM"; the front steerini; niechunism on Chryshr cars has strenthpned far beyond the standards w hich the in- dustry regards as satisfactory; ICx- perimems on splines in this ..test have been largely roponsltde fury the special type of spring susiien- ;10I1 aim I iiiom i .ih.u nn-.i mi all Crysler cars, No weak ipilnt nboul the car nan escape detection in tills "roiiKh-hfuise" trearnlciit that rocks and shakos thp car from wheel to roof. l-'irst Suburbanite: I low far tin you live from town? Socon Suburbanite: Kxartly ten eif,'ht sandwich shacks, and twos h.indred and thirty-n,io billboards, .1 r in -wmmmm iWe i ,. " Smn Boily StjUis 590 to '675 MBfflimp '590