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ESSIGE WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. (Al1) V. A. Jiurriniuii, i-lmh'inuii of llit boaid of L'niou 1'acifiu railroad, Bttid that President HoohhvhICh uiuBute to loiigittiia Monday iav ed the way "for Ihe development of sound cooperation between liuui uesa and the administration." Ha made the statement 111 u tele Brain to Kef-rotary of ('oinimtree Jloper. Harrlniau Is chainnun of the business advisory eoum II, a group ot 63 business leaden who act In an advisory rapacity to Ihe commerce department. "I know 1 tan Bpeuk for your council in pledKing our assistance to . . . the attainment of the ob jectives we all seek," the tide grant said. In making the telegram public, Koper said the council also wan In accord with a auimeatluu made by President Roosevelt al his press conference yoalenlay that business and the government ahould find means of Intelligent planning of production. The secretary declined to bub gest any method of carrying out the propnsul, but Bifid It would lie one f the first Items of siili-ra- tion at the neil niceling of Ihe bilBiness advisory council. January 20. It was understood the presi dellt would invito the council lo meet with him ul that lime. JAN. 5TH YULE FOR FISHING VILLAGE ItODANTH K, N. I'.. Jan. .1. -(A I') Today WUH Christmas for many residents of this fishing village. "Did flirislmas.-' as It Is called, lias been observed here since Ihis section was first colonized by ihe JCugllsh. Penned A. Tillell, :i"il piiund chief boatswain's male of Ihe 1'. H. coast guard, was Ihe Kanla Cliius n a community fete. Some years ago many ciiiiihiiiiiI ties on the outer Islullds of Ihe North Carolina const celeliraleil Jan. (I instead of Deeeinber Z.'i us Christinas but llodiiiithe alone con tinues tho pracllce, pres'iiunbly handed down from Ihe middle ages. RAILWAY CAR KILLS WOMAN IN KLAMATH KLAMATH KA1.I.S, Die.. Jan. f,. (API A box car struck nliil killed u woman identified as Mrs. Alon.o Hay, about (if., In the Soulh crn Pacific awilch yards here last lilglit. Alia. Uiiy's body was mutilated beyond recognition, and idenllllcu lion was made by p.ilmr found In her purse. Dr. (lenrge II. A tiler, coroner, until ho believed the death was an accident. The victim had friends living in quarters near Ihe freight shed and she may have been go ing to visit II when the box car, pushed by a swlich engine, struck her, Adler said. Her husband, n railroad inspec tor al CreBcenl Lake, survives. TONGUE POINT BASE PROPOSAL RENEWED WASMINCTON, Jan. fi. (AP) lliipreHeiilativo .Molt (IL. Ore.L re liewnd today hi proposal conuri'ss provido for u Sl.ruil,mut naval ulrlmsii at Toiiruu Point. Oro. Ilifl meaHiire has been before tonuress Reveral years. Navy department oiUciuls told coiiKri'HR IiihI year the base was not needed. With present hostili ties In the Orient, Mot I mild he be lieved they would now concede the l'actfie count defenses should be Htrenuttiened, "particularly this vllal spot at the uinulh of the Col unihlu." OAKLAND STUDENTS WILL VISIT R. H. S. Several Hidden Is of Oak html liiKh school will visit ltiuehuii: Henior hinh sehnol tomorrow to present an assembly. . II. V. KiiKlish. princiinil, will UccompHny ihe students, who are Mlvlnt; their second uromam at ltosebui K- ; A plan whereby each school Vmthl enteriain Ihe other once ilurliiK each year duriim an assem bly period was slarleil last year. Ihe date for Knsehui k'c prut rum in Oakland Is nut yet set. '. The public is inxited -- - o - HORSE-DOG RACES BOOST STATE FUND " SALKM. J a n T. i P) Ore Honians warned $:!.7:t:"v-i;i duitnn h7 days of d' and horse racini; iluriiiK Ii:t7. the timire heiim lie MkIh'si duiluK the tivi- eais in which racinc has been leual. Of the total. $:t.."SJ.;MJ a. bet nn the Porlbiud dou laces. The slate's total -1 per cent fomtnisslon was $!:'.. while the For Bronchitis- Tough Old Coughs Its iliffi-r til H - I i -1 t" ' ' " .-i! N . ..tlll'Mlltl.h l -ll Mill'. I nn tlli itl lie I fiteliHUft lit- "i I'ii t oil li l I tn CMTA'i mix n in: .mi l i I mil; i- Hi- iv. 1 1 tilt-. l'i .m let li-n thnt a- ' " Uh,- .t t l.u-ti 1l n r.'.i 1 1 x h i l nl ' 1 he. -..hi liiu'l linn.iiit: . ". ,. i Vnl ..nt ..I I.H'lm Ululit iiWii I ll 1 1 I I u h 1 tt i.cmn.-t if - .-..IIKtiltlM '.I-- - 1" -'ll' i l le nuahl Ini" fl Ll ;ttl.i OUR BOARDING HOUSE THAT'S A BILL- OT IP YOU HAVE NIEVEP, SEEM ONE, THE FEASOM, NO DOUBT IS THAT PURCHASE YOU MAY HAVE MACE- WAS FOR SUCH AN INGK3MIFICANT AMOUMT THAT A SIMPLE RECEIPT WAS ALL, THAT NECESSARY KAPF KA.tF--Th AT PAPER PROVES MY OWNER SHIP OF AN INTER NATIOWALLY KWOWKI PETECTIVE AGENCY iyO opera torn had ) okh reieipiH of WWII. Oregon Ml n I it I n If hellhlK re eeipu were !Ct,77)i. SLAYER SHIPPEN GETS MENTAL EXAM HKATTLK, Jan. .r. -( A !') An nllenlm, Hi . I . A. NIcholHon, lo day examined Tom Khlppeii. t ' conlnicior aceum-d of killing Ills wife. Mui'ifiin!. I'roHiM'iihir II. C ' Win ricr Hiild lit u mi Id Ktudy I r. Nichol rinu'K ri'poi'l liiroro proct'i'dliiK I" 1 lit MHO. Iti'siiiu iir tlx examina tion Wi'lt' not dim-lnticd. DEMOCRATS GAIN SEAT IN CONGRESS WASIIINUTON, Jiiti. f.- fAI'l Tiic di'HKM-i MtH liavi riuiicil an ad ditional H-at in cnuytVHH wil limit ill t'tiiniallty nt' an el t'tinn, Ki-)niKiiitat i t- h'rank l(. I laveii ii"r, nl' San KntiH'ici), announced ln hud (liaiirAod Ills party rt'intni linn In Ciilltorni:! from p vt to di'innci al. I'lidiahly I lit lowcHt fi-f pvit paid tor llei-nsi' platen tor an until wan paid liy a 1 7-yriir old boy in Jarlisou, Midi, 11 o bull I a lioim1 iiiinli' car il t'iM-ft Inim with a lvo , '.Under iimtoi-, IMh lee was L'S ceutM lor hoih plaits. I !N THE MOUNTAINS 4; pi: : L--SaJfi- ?f ; V r$gv l I W W I with mpMY XPON'T FORGET TO ) WELL, ) BUTTOKJ VOUR Ml ip YOU M BULLET-PROOF VEST SALE AKJV WAS OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE PORTLAND, .Ian. I (Al'i Wiiiil nl" Ihe death Snndav at Itur hank. Calif., or ,lrn. Itelle Kinlay. (' mat 11 la county pioneer, of injur ies sullereil in ;ui automobile acci dent two wccUh an, was received ; tiy t l ieiid here. j Her hiishaud. A. K. Kinlay, was I seriously Injured and lliejr ddest . son, Kidiert, was killed. The lain I ily settled near Helix in IS7S. ! SALK.M. Jan. I Tlio estate ol ! Alr.s. Lulu H. Huy.h, wile nl A. N. ' Ihish, Salem hanker, was valued al apii oximately s;ii,niti) jo an :ip i prnixal tiled in prnhale cnitri here, j Approximately $riH,nuu represeiil ' ed shares in Hie John Ihmhes com pany. ! (OliVALLiS. Jan. 4 - Iteport inu :'i,l.'iil slinlenls enrolled .Monday Inr ihe heaviest lirst day reyistra 'linn in Ihe history id' Oregon Stale jcidlem1, Keiiistrar 10. II. Lemon pre- dieted a Inlal winter term enroll- menl nl I. 'him. i I'OlM'LANIi. Jan. I Counly ! rej;isl ral inn hooks lil !'SS more i democrats tluin repuldicaus, JMn" Klteasim, resist mi; of tin. rouutj, laiMlhor's ofliee. sahl, A vear ni!i. JtVi-f-fl V? ME, A S4 UNCLE PEACH WAS A j RUBBER Y PETECTIVE AND TH' S I HEEL. M VE6SS PRODCEE7 HlV K. LIKE M WITH SO MUCH LEAD TOU yTHAT WHEM HE ElfEJ I TO MAKE BEARERS TO PACK HIM jji r A GREAT J ( OUT OF TH' PARLOR y toot j . r ;'-a7q Major Hoople ,fel ft ) the repuhiicuns led by il. The lMokrf lisltMl M.a4 dtllio crats and MM'tjti republicans. SALK.M, Jan. 5 Thu Uev. John II. HcLiuiney, Portland university. was reappointed by iiovernor Mar tin to Ihe state welfare commis sion, bis lerm lo expire January SALKM. Jan. f -- Judye Arlie Walker ot Vatnbill county was ap- poiuJed by Chief Justice Bean to preside at the trial in Oregon Cily ol Sheriff K. T. .Mass, (dialled willi emhezlemelit of Mlblic funds. Judf;e K. C. Latnurette of Oregon City disiiualified himstdf. CALL FOR BIDS ON WOOD The Hoard of Hirectors of School IMstricl Number Ki, LookinyKlaHrt, Oregon, will receive sealed bids up to six o'clock p. m. Saturday, Janu ary Jr., lUlfS, on mi tier ot Jtt-inch oak and laurel Idock' wood and f tier of ltl-ineh fir stm'G wood. Wood in be cut before t!m nap rises in the sprinu and ricked in the sheds at the sehnolhouse before TepL. 1, PKN, i'or tneasiireineiit. ( )ne halt' of money to he due when wood is cul and idled up to measure. The balance is payable when ihe wood is in the sheds. Tne hoard reterves the rij-.ht to reject any or all bids or In accept Him.oile most" unliable to thein. 1 A. A. .laenby. Cleric. S. I . Nn VA. Uninterrupted service is the ideal of every electric service company, and it is a continual battle with tiie ele ments to provide it. Many a stormy night when you are cosy and warm inside your house, with cheerful lighil and an entertaining radio, our line men are working desperately Qut in the storm because ihv service iiuisii go on Sometimes, of course, the elements svin. But these occasions arc to in frequent, and service is in most cases so quickly restored that we feel justified in calling to your attention how'nearly we do approach our ideal of uninterrupted service. The California Oregon Power Comnany 1 BLAI WASHINGTON, Juii. n.-f.W1) Id meseiitative Rankin tit., .Mists I. asserted today that .Uarriner S. Kccles, chairman of the federal re serve board was the "one man most responsible" for the current business slump. Rankin made the assertion to the huuse in (.halleiiKing Kccdes' statement before a senate commit tee In vent gating unemployment that payment of ihe soldiera' bon us contributed to the recession. "No money that has yet been paid oui by the administration did mole (.'nod, dollar for dollar, than i hat paid to the veterans . . ." Ran kin said. "Tho truth of the business if that the one man most responsible lor this 'recession Is Marriner ri. Kccles If he had the influence with the federu Ireserve board that he is supposed to have, and be need not try to paaa this buck to the veterans of the World war." Representative Patman (I)., Tex.), co-author of the bonus act, said Kccles" statement was the T,Mh excuse he had given tor the recession and "of all of them, that's the poorest." SPORTS' COUNCIL MEET POSTPONED Inie to the inability of several lift sons to attend the meeting of ;4he (Douglas Coiling ('oMnrih of Sportsmen a clubs, set for I- nday ot this week, the date has been changed to Tuesday, January 1 1. il was announced today. A dele gation from I IoukIus county w ill go to Portland Thursday and Fri day lo meet with the highway com mission, and as the delegation will include several members of the council, a change in the local meeting date was derided upon. FREE METHODIST PASTORS CHANGED Rev. M. P. Kni. astnr of the Free Methodist church here for several years, has heell transfer red to the pulpit of the Wood hum church and left Tuesday for tluu cily lo astitime his duties. He is being succeeded at . Rosehurn hv Rev. Krnesl V. Lee, pastor at KuKeiie Rip the past live yeiu's. Rev Mr. I.ee has established his I m Fletcher Valentine knows tobacco values... like so many other inde pendent experts he smokes Luckies! "T'VE bought 4,000,000 pounds of tobacco at auc JL tions in the past ten years," says Mr. Valentine, independent buyer of Westfield, N. C, "and my bread and butter depends on making the right bids. That's why I have to know tobacco values. "Now I've smoked Luckies ever since 1918, and the reason is, they suit my taste to a 'T'. Nobody knows better than we tobacco men that Luckies are made of the finest center-leaf tobacco." Yes and that isn't all... Luckies' exclusive process, "It's Toasted" takes out certain irritants naturally present in till tobacco even the finest! The result is that you will find Luckies not only taste good but are easy on your throat. Surely, independent experts like Mr. Valentine make good judges of cigarettes . . . Sworn records show that, among independent tobacco experts, Luckies have twice as many exclusive smokers as have all other cigarettes combined! WITH MEN WHO KNOW TOBACCO He May Wear Norway Crown Thls laughing baby may one day wear a crown for he is Prince Harald, 9-month-old son of Crown Prince Olaf and Crown Princess Martha, of Norway,, pictured above in his pram dur ing a daily trip through the royal park ot (Oslo. Prince Harald, although ' the youngest of Crown Prince Olaf's three children, takes precedence over his sisters. Princess Ragnhild and Princess Astrid. home ill RoseburK. The mUl-yeur change was necessitate!! by the re tirement of the WooUburn pas tor. -O - CARKIN NEW HEAD STATE TAX BOARD SAI.KM .Ian. a. (API John M '(iiiliiii u:m eloiod fh:iii-iiin itf the state lax commission today, succeedinti t'harles V. Calloway. l;arl L. Fisher was reelected sec retary. Corn is the leading American crop in value, with ItJ.ihiO.imh) acres planted in 1 J :i n . During the same year wheat acreage in the I'nited Stales totaled -l!,0nn,i)u and oats acreage :ft.Mir(t.Htto. A 7 n st - MAN. WIFE CRASH IN SEPARATE CAK RICHMOND. Calif., Jan. 5 (Al') Mr. and Mrt. Hen H. Jones, both WPA workers, have so many uutooiobiles that they get in each other's way. Therefore Jones, 44, must take time out from digram W I'A dilehes today to appear in court. His wife, 28. alo employed on a WPA project, had him inilrd last night. She complained, aaiu Police JudKe Mart-olio. that Jones was out riding In his car in downtown Richmond Sunday night. So was she, in her car. The Joneses' automobiles cnllid- Would someone like to hear your voice tonight? Attractive discount Long Distance rates to many points apply from 7 p. m. to 4:30 a. m. daily. These same discount rates are in effect for Sundays and apply from 7 p. m. Saturday to 4:30 a. m. Monday. You reach far at low cost when you telephone! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Phone 71 121 So. Stephens St. w1 rv-JTV . V"5 ti lift BEST J'S LUCKIES 2 TO 1 fed. Mrs. Jonea swore out a war- runt lor drunken driving. Toxoid and Smallpox VACCINATION CLINIC Tuberculin Test SATURDAY January 8 9 to 11 a. m. Douglas County Health Unit Office mm - i ;, hi i u i.i.i (niiiii if tr fp sl-t his s (ii im -i. 'I'- i Miit-lf - r r fUii!i j-.) 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