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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Friday Morning, January 8. 1932 The Call Board By OLIVE M. DOAK , THE HOLLYWOOD Todiaj-7-BIll Cody In "Dugan of the Bad Lands." EOT OBEY WIS Gefilhar's Workers Have to Travel Weekends and Sundays, Stated It will not le feasible for the stats agricultural department to comply with the letter, of the re cent order b" the state board or control relative-to the operation of state-owned automobiles. Max Gehlhar,' director of the depart ment, stated la a letter issued Ttivuiav fn tho nnfderation of vt Ji-t-l .Vl.f. anji .mnlntPt i TIfE GRAND The part of the order to which TodayTack Holt in f -White Gehlhar has ohjectea most seri ously was the restriction as to the time element in driving state-owned automobiles at night and on Sundays. WARXER BROS. CAPITOL Today James Dunn in "Sob , Sister." ' WARNER BROS. ELSINORE Today Lawrence Tlbbett in 'The Cuban Lore Song." i Shoulders. Tft Jin Rat. renorter for a New York tabloid newspaper. TSther -.tat; department "2ff 2 V lt - . r nsa rn r sb liu. uut heads 1tf-tt?S.?Si? dujged in. ' This, coupled with not pay any attention to the rr Garry Webster, fnf th reason that its enforce- . . A . , - ,, 0-f 1,1 news livliil wr m ment - would curtail their actlvi- saiad make up the ro- ties. and add materially to their ef .Sob gl8ter, Fox pro expense. The names of these de- ductloIi opug today at Warner parimeni neuwcii Bro rasitol theatre. "I hare Just oeen ktob. j m Dunn EUr of .Bad Rohlhu'i letter said, "that two ,....' v Tin. cars intending to leave here this Watk4aJ of tne Broadway stage , raornln at 6 a.m. cancelled their maktoc her Kreea debnt In tne arrangements and waited until at- mn roJe tfcer piayer, Min ts S o'clock. Unless we increase GombelI. Molly ODay, How Anf working force by a large per- ... .IH .n rr,,-o- w Rtnna ceatage. we cannot do our work AKred Santell directed the pro- ana recognize too eigui duction or the five and nan uay wees. Qne ,,ergon ln gaiem wm be "In order that our work may th,- . mi with not be interrupted until a full un- the openlng tof Cuban Love demanding of the desires of the Song.. at Warner Bros. Elsinore board of control is ascertained. today.f and the leaBar0 wIU be kindly advise your employes that M ,n complment to Lawrence it is my understanding that this Tlbbett wno aies honors with regulaUon is not meant to hinder Lupe Velex. Ernest Torrence, necessary work o many of our Jlmmj Durante and other actors empioyes nave io u ,uuu of merit, regular wording nours, barara.j MlsjJ Tibbett is the Sa- aiternoons. ana on nouaays. , temlta to be most nleased with the arrival of Lawrence because he is her cousin and in addition to that "If you knew him you would know that there is nothing about him but what is likable. He la Just grand." And Miss Tibbett should know, for as children they knew each i other when they were growing up in, and. near Bakerstield. Cal. Then Lawrence went to New York and by his own hard work GHIX RAISERS 1B1L REPORT OF JUSTICE Mickey Mouc3 NOTES ROAD nESOLUTIDuS UP BEFORE COURT (Continued from pus 1) Road "resolutions, some pro M.M.C.: JDo you know that 70m might have twin who belongs to W ar sons were called upon to makefner Bros. Klslnore Mickey Mouse posed by taxpayer petitions and nloM iciuor ai you wuma u 10 uw umt oy county court resolutions. niiTtr-M senarste cnarees 01 1 -w nn w w vv wm u 11 ior oMnii ia aw larceny were listed, with some of J your age ana Diruaay ana we 1 county conn today. Feuuoas to those naming more than on de- will be glsd to find out who it la, ba eonslderel Include the- fol- fendant. - j if you navo a twin, sun writing 1 lowing: r Reckless driving and assault noir n 0ttl- , f..r?0,,lom. eou.nt'. eo and battery tied for fifth place V, - ' " hnnora with 3a t!OUnta. I ' - w " y mw mlvow i.u-ivus umuv unmuii; uj lauwkWB ,M n .r. board eutout toys that you werojof part of old Victor Point road. rest of 29 oersons. and non-sun- a"1" urcy-r 1 dj resolution ol county conn port brought 28 men beforo the "B"' aw law., i Jmorotocoma. Ten charges .of obtaining mon-1 - , ey under false pretense were i ? J " ,7, lodged during the year; nine ofltUrl Uxnerick contest will be an nttarin fAr fn.tramAnft mis 1 nounced. It 'Is sot yet too late nine aUo of being drunk on pub-1 ur 1 1 vroef lift highway and of TioUtion of uae. 0 ef wmgnx. if oj rosoimwa 01 county the motor traffic act of Oregon. toll her sh need take bo action I to redeem her property ami that tho camp ground was sale in their. hands, . v. Tho property was not kept up by tho receiver, the plaintiffs claim, and thus when a ehaneo to sell tho park for f 11,900 eamo. tho deal could not bo eonsummat- ed. 1 OF eie ei coiiTEST UB FILES FI SUPRBAE JUSTICE J. O. Bailey. Portland attorney. a short stub road In district IS I yesterday filed with tho secretary mad necessary by vacation for I of state hero a preliminary copy Sllverten-Drift Creek:' markotlof his petition for the non-parti- road. I san nomination f r tho office of By resolution of county court I Justice of the state supreme relocation of part of Sllverton-1 court, position No. 2, now held I by George M. Brown. eourtl Loyal Graham of Forest Grove member, tho winner must bo pres-1 relocation of part of Salem-feeble I also has filed as a candidate for glovo. Tho local wrestlers, who last yoar worn several first places in tho northwest amateur matehes. have bees practicing during; tho past few months and expect to giro competition.-to tho Multno mah club "group. Weight classes for tho matches probably will include; .111 Returning yesterday with Ben I pounds, 125, 115, 140. 141, 155, rae troia an eixnt-asy motor 1 ill, its end beirrwelKht. inp to Ms Angeies to see, ui Tournament of Roses football gamo at Pasadena DiuLw E. Bar rick was enthusiastic over the spectacle of the rose parade and the game and over information ho gleaned concerning volleyball as played ln the southern state. Tho Salem Y. M. C A. volleyball team, of which Dr. Barrlek is captajn. plans to participate ln tho Olympic games at Los Angeles next August. Eleven charges of selling intoxi cating liquor were filed. Eight speeding charges were fined. as were seven each on lent is: M.M.C. Tho limerick for number four hunting without license and eon pl"to ttt oaB a slot Lonesome and sad. He was chained up for Being bad; ducting and maintaining machine. TosAr nnmhiin nf r Vi b rsroM were tiled to make us the re- 2at . J8 ol.d malnder of the total. Four were llirnea loOB9 for selling short measures; two forgery; three for attempting to commit a felony; a' number for various phases of game law vio lations; one libel; four for de- (You fill ln last line.) Tho last lino must rhyme with frauding an Innkeeper; one for tho first two, and limerick has to falling to report an accident; one bo handed In beforo January 22, for selling a pistol to a minor: at o'clock p. m. Tho prlto for one for assault with dangerous I this one Is a hair dresser set and minded institute road from pres-1 this office, ent terminus of market read. I Bailey previously served as By resolution of county court I member of the state senate from new road to Sllverton paving Multnomah county. He also was plant. I assistant attorney general under On petition of ulen W. nertg-IDr. Brown. sfad and others sew road about! Dean Roy R. Hewitt of the mile long branching off the 811-1 Willamette university law school verton-Jack's bridge road. This I this week announced he would be is a new petition with 2T signers, la candidate for position No. 1 on On petition of ' Roy. Newport I tho supremo court at the May ana otoers new roaa in town of 1 election. Detroit. Oa neiltlon of Charles A. Barnes and others road ln Silver l Kfrrr Trnc A vz Falls section. vr jvuso c On petition of Charles I. Dean and others final hearing On road east of Weodburn. Viewers al weapon on an officer; one ln- volnntarv manslanrhter: one. for I Bros. Elsinore. fall in to eomnlv with wirlnar M.M.C. nrlA atia fnr theft nf nircntld! I Another thrilling chapter of five for tresspassing; and numer- "Battling With Buffalo Bill" --- ous of the lesser traffic and pro- "Between Hostile Tribes," this hlbitlon violations. One man was week. And say, don't you think arrested for giving false tlnan- that this Is the best serial that cial statement to obtain money, we've ever had? It you miss any Burglary of . various kinds ae- of these chapters Just let us know counted for about a dozen ar- and wo will be glad to tell you a one month's pass to Warner Howe Joseph Dostal ST and ho has filed claim for damages amounting to 1157. Being Given Out Now, is Report rects, as did moral offenses. WILL GATH E TODAY W. U. Musicians To Perform at Lobby Program Willamette university musi- what it was about. M.M.O. Again I must congratulate "Boots" Grant and "Andy" An derson for their splendid work in making the Mickey Mouse orches tra one to be proud of. If you ..nil 11V. n K In hm vrMltAiltra 1 nuui(i a mw " ' " 1 come to Warner Bros. Elsinore 1 Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. M.M.C. BRANSON FUNERAL IS HELD S Funeral services for Branson, manager of the Rose-1 ployment. burg airport, who died at Rose- burg Tuesday, were held here Thursday, Rev. C. C. Poling and H. R. Scheuerman officiat ing. Six student aviators from More Jobs outside of the emer gency highway projects are being given out by the x. M. c a. em ployment bureau this week than during any of the past five weeks, m. a. nenney, temporary agent. announced yesterday. Nine men obtained employment last week this week twice as many. The increase in Jobs available Is coming from the farms and the homes. To date 1085 men have Earl I registered for the emergency em- Roseburg acted as pall bearers Or if you would 'like to be on Interment of the body followed Sunday School League Formed HSH TO PLflV rai6 T01HT The Parr is h Junior high school basketball team, havinc wm ail If the Salem team were now' to I three games slaved this imwii. play a California squad under the will endeavor to repeat its earlier system of play in vogue there, it win over Newberg Junior high would be sadly beaten, be declar- when it meets tho Yamhill conn ed. He added, however, that with- ty five at Newberg tonight. six montns' practice on tho south- I The Parruh team has been able erners tricks ln serving and di-1 to handle the ball falrlv well end recting the ball, the Salem olav- I get into scoring positions nnmer- ers could give real competition to ous times, but tho shooting has the Callfornians and doubtless been rather inaccurate. sweep tho northwest teams off If the boys get over their stage' their feet. fright and get their eyes on tho In the Rose Bowl football rime. I basket, they will have a rood Tulane showed such a fighting (chance of winning tonight's game. spirit that the contest became only (The Newberg players are large one 01 tho breaks. Dr. Barrlek I and coach Brown states that the averred. In speed. It was well I Newberg Juniors have one of the ahead of Southern California, but I best Junior high teams ho has was deceived by the Trolans' I en for some time. tricks, he said. Don Coons has been playing good ban this season and Coaeh Brown states that he has noted some improvements in his playing each night of practice during the entire season. Coons ls-new at the game, but works hard. taeet at the chamber of commerce today to discuss matters relative to the poultry business and to order supplies for the year. . C. N. Needham is president and Lloyd A. Lee is secretary. Both are Salem men. Annual election will be held sion, which nnrtntJ TrVTi- clans will provide the program th, m ckey Mouse program, leave M" the Hopewell cemetery. 2 an0dnVTA11nt0hiraia! eutertalnment at ffiJT J3. Between 50 and 75 members ef the Oregon branch. Interna- tional Baby Chix association will I - v, . tion. He was married durine 'rr-X omc, wn me m.M7 those lean years and Is the fath- ? kfTf S f-M reUry' r my?? . v ,, ,.. ton, head of the piano department ., M.M.C wife he was divorced recently of the college of musIc' prft"1 Leone Goft. Ruth Fargo. Ellen 7" wAB... a JCt Uide. The Beethoven music socle- Und Therel Carruth. Jean Adams, ouu cs icm 0 vies, j uiauiou I v m.... I . m iri. to.wT"y.rV"n "fiS . On the program will be: Helen Asnlnwall. Bradford Leo and the ground with little salvage, of at the afternoon ses- " " Vbhett in Ulkinr of Cochran Kalcn an1 Mlabetn Cle- the Mlckey Mouse orchestra sure- ""ir contents This faU he be berlns at 1 o'clock. i ln.T. "f?.1 ment. vocal solos: Lois Fellows, w ,a Mrhlr recommended for came asslsUnt superintendent of vl t.- mm. luia ui raaio wort ,4- a .i . ' .?rll t-.v Organization of the Junior Sunday school basketball league an I was effected last night by repre- emergency operation, terminated I sentatlres of 10 church groups more than a year of bad luck meeting at the Y. M. C. A. The which his friends say followed constitution and eligibility rules him. Last spring while in the will be similar to those of the air, he watched the homes of his senior league. The first games parents and his brother burn to! will be played on January 16 but LEAS BEAT Timnrn nn Tn nn lUniltn 00 W-UlWrestlin Clnh in: ii u j In th main eTnt f m. dnnhlA- ' ' UC r Ul U1CU - header basketball program on tho I ' Turner floor Thnradar nlrht th wrestlers meeting at tne x. a. Cadwell & Parker Wranelers anb- C. A. last night to play for the merred the Turner towh team hT match here with Multnomah club a score of 22 to 22. on January 19 decided to organize The Wranglers started scoring Salem wrestling club, it is anu early in the first neriod and nTer cipated that more than enough relinquished their advantage 1 mmen can oe corrauea tor tne throurhout tho came. At half I club to meet the 1 tusslers com- time the Wranglers were leading ln Irom Multnomah. Don Hen Turner, IS to 0. In the second drle- "rthwet amateur cham canto the winners eased up a bit PIon Shannon "Pat" Hogue and Friday night the Wranglers lTa uiroa are leeaers or tne new take on the tough national guard sroup. squad ln a preliminary to the I . JS?1 Irc" "Handball Teams Clash Tonight , ," .v, I " r r I Just now he Is singing every .vl1!1! "!!8lr Monday night for one half hour piano solos; Edith Findley, mar day. beginning at 10:20 o'clock tinaa . w..V frtV thl. tave Klempel and Piercy Sweet. Frances Law and Marjory O'Dell. their part last Saturday. Each of Ro"eb.u,T8 fclrDort nd th Corvallls is president and Eugene "Finlay of Jefferson, secretary. Between- 75 and 100 members are expected to attend. half hour." Made one wonder """ " how the lean years looked to this man who could get 21000 them surely knew his stuff. smitn conaucted a iiying M M C I Dv-""ul- itcr umiio was uuw Another good program like that "ben Plane be was piloting Empire Holding i (nrnnariV SstnnU sympathy for the person wi XsUIIiydUy OtULK ambition and no money." ToffA vnf T Otrrl H bas Just finished a grand tms mau wno coma get j.uuuim for one song. Miss Tibbett in tlTee 11 1 amilV J f J hit. I tr answer to uiu wonuer naiu, n m j XT , - never has forgotten tow hard it I $aiQ. V ICtimS Ol was, and he is not- a bit mgn brow' for that reason. He has th went into a tall spin. Earl Branson was the spn ot Mr. and Mrs. William Branson who have lived in the Salem dis trict for a number of years, but moved last year to tho Clear Lake district Ho was born sear Mllrf VnarlainaU" "The Cuban Love Song." Cby n 1905. Ho was former Irllia tJCariaZina ThlM f- on e.t Picture d I Iy "ected "Kb the Eyerly air- crait corporation. this week. M.M.C. And again wo see Jimmy 'Schnozzle" Durante and Ernest Torrence tho two stars that wo saw in "Adventures of Walling- ford" now with Lawrence Tib- TJoon investigating tho scarlet opera tour, and nowls ready for fever case in a family living be- , Bto5?i.5f ih Holding In Hollywood last year when Dr. yernon A. Douglas, county This is ono great picture and advise you to bo sure and see it M.M.O. What Mickey Mouse Club corporation for which J. H. Hel-New Moon" was being complet lekes of Mclllnnvuie traded izo, ea Uj again spent a day with 170 in first mortgages, now hasTDDatt in Portland when he was a value of less than liooo ai-1 there this fait though sold to Hellekes for izo-i i have seen The Cuban Love 000, circuit court testimony tak-1 ixng said Miss Tibbett "and en recentlv is MCMtnnvuie re veals. ' Hellekes, 73 years of age, has recently . been Involved ln court I think it Is by far the best thing he has done. He thinks so too, for he spoke of it when he was in Portland last fall. He had controversy with his wife. On jtt8t finished making It then.' the litigation it developed that Does this admiring cousin like Hellekes purchased the Empire Mm on the screen as well as off? Holding corporation stock April I Ko. he is much nicer off the health officer, yesterday discover ed that two of the children al ready had suffered mild cases ot the disease before the father be came ill with it. Where the fever was contracted could not be ascer tained but It was believed there were none outside of these cases. Miss Juanlta Johnson, health nurse, reported yesterday that the scarlet fever case near Aurora was sot an acute one. -, Where Warner Bros. Elsinore. When 12:20. Why For a good time. M.M.C. So long, ZOLLIB. FRAUDULENT ACTS CHIMED III SUIT Randall Chance 17 r ltA Taa9 dants are asked by Josephine Ga r Or JUlie 0etlcrbriel and L. Heiberg ln a corn- Damages of $10,000 alleged to have been received because ot fraudulent action ot tho defen- plaint filed yesterday against The prospect for recovery of I Frank Collier, Lelah Loney and Frank M. Randall. 12-year old Kan Loney. Couldn't tell bv meetlnr Maaonio building elevator man Plaintiffs claim that they were .22. 1931. His attorney, F. M. screen. but she, along with a son. Couldn't tell by meeting v""lu IT fVi-l JT1 . srFhelps of Portland, would not Urge part of the United States him on the street that he .made who was seriously Injured In a Jjwe d to give Ao . place any valne upon the stock screen fans, thinks he Is "Just his living Inside an Ice-cake. tin-automoblle collision Monday l",l0r,tJ 2'abbari' when anestioned by opposition Krand" on the screen. The science which allows the night, was much better yesterday, in 1220 because of a 15000 mort- How old is he? He Is 33 and this should be true for families generally have the unpleasant faculty for remembering the ex Art a?a nf each and everv one triumph of the sub-conscious acciuenu .fl; t.J n v The Grand theatre manage-1 over the conscious mind. If he 3m3SneQ. JC enuer Iment todav nresents a feature I became frightened or lost his counsel since Phelps said hb was now representing the new offi cers of the Empire corporation. Police Car Gets AUO Kicum nuwu aww mo I i A . . . iA ItiH tn tin for o minnUi according to the attending shy-1 sage given against the property. nn Tnr.ro. ! than m avArr I sician. Randall remained con- Mrs. Loney was named receiver. nnrann dim in a f ih-mhI vu scions for lonser periods during I ueicnaant uaoriei claims she sub- develoned. accordlns to Martvna. the past 24 hours and more ra- sequently paid $600 on tho raort- through study in India and Is a I uonai man at any time since tno ss wmcu was not appuea to ui iub ium iUBirament up to aate. She also claims tho defendants practice will be begun at the Y tomorrow afternoon. D w I g h t Adams was named head ot the league. University High Will Send Team The lineups Wranglers Turner J. Herberger 18.F 2 Brixes. . W. Herberger 8.F. . .5 M. Pearson Gardner C Hendrle 5 Burtls 2 G. Referee, Jackson. Handball-playing faculty mem- 2 Givens I bers of Oregon State college will G.. 10 W. Pearson I invade Salem on February 6 to .2 Martin Class Contests With Basketball Gain Popularity : compete in two singles and two doubles matches with the local Y. M. C. A. businessmen four- wall courters. Carl O'Dell Is captain of the professors' squad. University High Beats Colonials PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 7 CHEMAWA. Jan. 7. Inter- class basketball is still galninr ln University high school of Eu- PPtilrtty. In a gamo between the (AP) The university higlj school gene Is expected to accept tho Sa- "MUU'U- speciA- ul t. hio-t, ..mmu. t.am. tnvt. tors nearly shook the foundation I ed Jefferson high school, 31 to tatloa to participate In twojloo8e na PPPd the root oft I 20, hero today. The visitors took swimming meets, one to bo held x""r were tnreo extra penoas an eariy ieaa sna neia it tnrongn- hero on January 18 and tho other Dai UBU enaea who tne i uui. su. to be held at Eugene on February Ia, enrors f . Paul Lafferty. coach for Uni versity high is a former Salem boy. Jim Reed is Salem coach and Win Needham, manager. are first is their division, with the seventh grade leading in the 1 grade division. Double Header For Jefferson Club Challenges Local Grapplers For Team Match Multnomah elub wrestlers, Portland, have challenged Salem Y. M. C A. wrestlers to a match JEFFERSON, Jan. 7 There will bo a double header basketball game with Turner at the local WltA Ail tm-mm VwftM mIa-Vs Taa ZLZZrZ?-"?"rrj to bo held hero os January 19 .. 111- - . 1 1 1 Coach Dos Hesdriels planning to Ms aJTn.: 7r..ta IhST TO With throws the result should be two extreme ly exciting games. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB meets at Warner Bros. Elsinore Tomorrow (Saturday) At 1:00 P. M. PRIZES! FUN Special Number from Barbara Barnes School of Dancing Tho swimming meet scheduled between the Salem and Longview Y. M. C. A. teams to bo held hero next Saturday has been called oft by tho northern aggregation. Tho Longview players plead lack of strength for meeting tho strong Salem sduad. STARTS TODAY tT i. j. T3 I which is thrilling as well as poise for an instant while In the .of lor ofpri iO COD tO Oiarn6 Unique "Martyna", a very hu- Ice-cake death would be his. is p'0110 m;mm seriously G. W. Laflar, local real estate man. was stricken with pneumonia An interesting picture Is being e -i-v . v. iaA That is. he is released it some Presented at Hollrw to- Sontl'Llbe6 8treet and tep. critical condl- Mrs. Laflar. man-looking man. is frozen into 1 the belief of Martyna. - The large coupe used day and I a cake of ice in an "unhuman" J The act will be given twice 1 aight br tratfie of fleers of the Sa- I appearing exhibition. He stays! Friday and repeated perhaps lem solice force has been laid up I in this cake of ice for 20 min-lmore times Saturday during the past two days with a I utes and then is released appar- bad case of smashed lender, but I entiy as wen as wnen ne went in. not bv act of the solicemen. I That is. he is released It some . . . . mm 1 . a . - . 11 f f - I ..t.V. J. - 1 T J. W. Aioreiana, tnecnanic, sss i one tnougut to got iae ice pic ui&uu . iw i an ouiciai DU'ldav still was In a West Miller street, ; was testing I and other standard equipment Scout picture according to r tion according to tne oraxes on tne car iuesauyiwun waicu o remoYo uiux uuw omuiuv, uiauagcr ai. us rinrln tfiA r,nst twn hm ha when it was struck by a truck the ice. Mr. Martyna informed wood, and represents the work I "iT,,.?.:. .J "... - .driven by Bill Keene, 2705 Port- me that one time such forgetful- of this organisation. The .., pie- feTer He had ftot bMn ell fr lana roaa, accoraing to an acci-i nesa gaio uiiu buiuo orjr uuwim-1 ium wu iuauo iu u (uiuu mi i uVi sent report Iliu w ueauquaiiem. - While the police car has been ln the repair shop, the traffic men have been.uslng a rented roadster. First Twins ot M u . tit- 0MA. I t . tAltA. .1.4..... A. . iV . JHHA m!T? ..r".fv '"t: ! .B rtTf r:ulZl lJ:,fAuVr Mr. Lanar has been a Salem time in w ice-aKB wuue aom nu puuuc ana iub rcsuit ma regldent for the paat 20 years which to take him out. I press sheet : . Mr.; Martyna has cool looking "Lost Valley" is the name of' grey blue eyes you would ex- J the picture and it dramatizes the pect them to be that after so I finding and rescuing of an In- many freezing experiences he is I dian girl from Lost Valley. Tho xr J I many freezing experiences ne lsiaian girl from Lost valley. The X ear t.epOrteU rather tall and well built and picture win also be shown SaU iooks very mucu an average per-nraay. -;. To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alex ander Harold, route 8, were born the first twins in Marion county in 1932, according to records of the county health department. .The two baby girls, Nina Ease and rseiaa Marie, were horn at Salem Deaconess hospital last ''Saturday night. j Mr. Harold Is a rancher. A HOMK-O W XTTD THEATRF Friday - Saturday REX BEACH'S 7 Rabbit Hunt Enjoyed By Silverton Group VICTOR POINT, Jan. , Dr. Lour and a party of friends from Sllverton, Paul Jaquet, Clarence and . Carl-Jones, Marios- Fischer, Ivan and Jim Darby and Julius Kreni enjoyed a rabbit hunt is j Drift Creek canyon on tho Kreni and Jones farms.' Dr. Lour's pack of Beaglo hounds Jumped 11 rab bits and tho hunters, killed 14 of them. :VV,: JACK HOLT MARY IASTOR lUCARDO COaTEZ wiuN bom, twllit M1 u - T I ilfcn mm . - - .Aib lor" i tk raw. eeiiMi mmmt. ON THE STAGE TUB MAN WHO 13. lhlOZlCAIJYE SILVER DOLLARS FTtOZEW TILL TODAY A 8ATTJRDAY Biickey Mouse Slatinee Saturday 1:30 P. with TOtlDCSiZSiRJ CO VMI is) Pi Also Oar ' Gans; in Vis;. Ears' Mickey Mosso Comedy and News. and tho Boy Boosts picture ' XOST VALLEY with tho Boy 8cowt poey 8nverUght, ' n i .... fl . m I -Vv W A - I : -jmw" I ih.. iim?-. ..... ami A'---.: wMrrM )CvS Mi VX t fffSC . S ?fi 1 A Brand lovo i j mh W 4 r story and o 11 midrt of a kte . . ffMJ? I Son, CV'-W ' f I some day you'D Mfes-? II " VrF i- zA TTn nrnrn H loAJLf UUI U - . WTTT, ,rT,, g III 111 r iiunA VH7-X U li II V -v ro lUKKliWUC. I r tw, S't. WA. Pffw I xt u&uaxx Vixtmtr THEY DANCE AYD 8INO l1 V-