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li- Pag Two THE EUGENE REOISTER-OUABD . V Si' V t s SEENHSU1E FLORENCE, Dee. 81. (Special) A total of $28,000 has been ex pended la building and repair work within tha Florence achool district tha paat year, according to a resume of the year's activities along these lines, prepared and published by the Sluslaw Oar of Florence this week. Tha figures Include the several new residences which have been construct ed on the Const highway to the north of town, and in addition the numerous other improvements which accom panied the construction of these homes, chief of which has been the poultry farm buildings of R. F. Nute. Second largest Investor in a new home alon'g the highway was Attorney J. B. Hall. Mr. Nute had Invested 2260 in his poultry farm and home and Hall has spent $1800 In clearing an acreage and building a home. Another major residence just con structed was that of Nick Hatch on the North Fork, confine $1200. The resume also reports that county tax property along the highway waa sold to the amount of $10,001, with 62 different parties becoming Investors in the lots. This within the last 15 months. In town Hotel Florence was listed as having made $2,000 worth of re pairing and improvements, and L. P. Wntrous, business man, expended $1833 In remodeling his new resi dence, formerly the Sanborn proporty. Another lqrge Investment shown Is that of J, C. Ponsler, who Is reported to have spent $2,000 In equipment at the local Ford garage. The Kyle and sons store made repairs totaling $1000. The Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles resi dence property here wos purchased this week by George J. Nolson, local pool hall owner. Purchnso of the resi dence woe- made through J. H. Hall, representing other parties Involved, and tha consideration was $000. The new owner jdnns some Improvements to the properly, before occupying it abont January 19. W. A. Simpson and B. B. Tibbetts were brought into the Justice court of Judge J. T. Miller here Thursday, apprehended for killing deer out of season, Phillip Pittmnn of the state police making tha arrest. The men received a 80-day suspended sentence and parole to the state police for six months. Tha New Year's dinner which bad teen planned by local Rebekahs to be given at the Odd Fellows Itnll next Monday noon, It was learned Frldoy, has been called off. There la appar ently too much sickness In tha com munity Just at the present time. , Word reaches here that Rev. .T. G. Knott, Presbyterian minister In nor ms to 1802, is near death's door at his home in Albany, where ha has been in four months, at the age of 80 years. RADIO Sunday, January I, I93S KORB, Eugene 10 a. m., Celeb rity recital; 10:80, Hill Billy Sere nade; 11, Hit tunes of song and dance; 12, Hawaiian recital; 12:15, Organ concert; 12:30, Parndo; 1, Judge Rutherford; 1:15, Stardust; 1:30, Salon Melodies; 1:45, Victor Quarter hour; 2, Magatlne of the Air; 2.80, Garden concert; 2:45, Concert hour; 6, Music of the mssters: 6:30, Manhattan Moods; '7:30, Lighthouse Temple. NBO-KPQ 8 a. m.. Comics; 8:15, Major Bowes' family;' 0:15, Hoxy Mammoth Symphony; 10:30, Cecil lana; 11, Bible Htorles; 12 noon, Pas tiels; 12:30, Melody mixers', 1:30, Quartet time ; 2, Terry Dantiler'e or chestra; 3:30, Bohsmians; 3:30, Rex Chandler's orchestra; 4, Community Forum; 4:80, Nathan Abas, violin ist; 5, Rendeirous, vocal trio; 5:30, Sunday concert; 6:80, Gunner Johsn ern, concert pianist; 7, John and Ned, harmony duo; 7:15, Ssx-O-Tunea: 7:30, Silhouettes; 8:15, Wonders of the Earth; 8:30, Rudy Selgrr's or chestra; 0, Reader's guide; 0:80, Gus Arnheim's orchestra; 10, Denver Musician's Union: 10:30, On Wings of Music; 11 to 12, Charles Runyan, organist. NBC-KOO, Onklsnd 8 a. m.. Or gan concert; 8:30, Arlon Trio; 0:30, Song Album; 10, Piano pictures; 10:30, The Pilgrims, mixed chorus; 11, Mystery tenor, radio reporter, Cserwonky ensemble; 11:15, Clyde Doerr 8sxophone Octt.; 11:30, Music; 12 noon, Wayne King's orchestra; 12:30, Hour of Worship: 1, Jane Fromnn; 1:80, National Youth con ference; 2, National Vespers; 2:30, Russian Symphonic choir; 8, Song, land; 3:30, Romancers; 4, Borrnh Mlnnevltrh'a Harmonica rascals: 4:15. Morin Sisters, trio; 4:30, Great momenta In history: 5, Eddie Can tor; 6, Melodies; 6:15, Sunday cir cle concert: 0:30, American Album of familiar music: 7, Edna St. Vin cent Millsy; 7:1", Curren govern ment: 7:30, Romances: 7:45, Sun day at Heth 1'arker's: 8:15, Walter Wlnohell: 8:30, Melodic Serenade; 0, The Domino club: 1(1. News flashes: 111:15, Paul Carson, organist; 11 to 12, Tom Gerun's orchestra. KOIX, Portland Pa. m., CBS programs to 11:30; 11:30, Francisco Pel t'ampo: 11:45, CSS programs to 6:30; 6:30, Piano recital; 7. CHS pro grams to 8; 8, Journal front page; 8:15, Angeln I'atri: H:,'I0, Parade of the. melodies; 0, KIM Merrymakers; 10, Gene Baker, Cecil Tesgiie; 10:30, Ted Flo-Kilo's orchestra: 11:30 to 12 midnight, Midnight Moods. KNX, Los Angeles B p. m Ttsdlo church of the air; 6, Dr. AM, human itarian society; 0:45, Currier's Sere nsders; 7, Religious Goodwill societv; 7:30. Organ recital; 7:45, Smiling Ed McConnell; 8, Kirst Presbyterian church; 0, News; 0:15 lo 10:15, Ca. mon Lubovlskl, violinist, accompaulcd by Claire Mrllonlno. Ph. B. E, Slevens for piano tuning. rmrr N0Wi5c "BIRD OF PARADISE" Dolores Del Rio Joel MeCrea Continuous Sun. Mon. SCENES 1111 '''jiry ' ' " "' "1 Upper left, Thelma Todd and Leo Carrlllo In scene from "Deception," at the Hellig Sunday to Tuesday. Upper right, a caricature of Karen Morley and Wallace Beery, at the McDonald Sunday to Tuesday In "Flesh." Lower left, five of the entertainers on the Colonial's "K0W Radio Revue" program Sunday left to right, Tolman, Jenkins, Nash, LeGrand, and Moltzner. Lower right, Harpo Marx and a po lloeman In a scene from "Horse Feathers," at the State Sunday to Tuesday, Brownsville Personals BROWNSVHXE, -Dec. 81. (Spe cial) Not 'a few persons who came to Brownsville to spend the holidays with friends and relatives were bous ed up with the flu or bad colds dur ing their stsy. Among these wns Fay Evans, who works' for -tho Stnndard Oil company at Bcaverton. His mother, Mrs. George Evans, also was down with the flu for a time. Still another visitor who Is seri ously 111 here Is Mrs. Floyd Putnam, of Ashland. She is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernnrd Howe. Carl Cooley, of Portland, was 111 with the flu while at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cooley. Robert Loucks, who tenches school at Redmond, is here for a visit with his brother, Esrl Lourks, over the holidays. Other instructors in the schools of the state now at home hero Include Miss Bertha Weber, of Portland; Miss Dorothy Ferrill, of North Bend; Miss Alice Cochran, of the Meadow View school In Ine county; nnd Miss Grace Mclinrgue, of the Crswfordsville school. Fred Weber, local business men. went to Eugene this week for a ton ail and sinus operation and was ac companied by his daughter, Miss Ber tha Weber. Mat Cnrolln, son of Mrs. Louise Elmore, came over from Redmond this week, to he at the bedside of his mother, who sustained severe In juries when she slipped nnd Ml, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Whenldon, of Portland, visited with Mrs. Wheal don's pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slannrd. Mrs. Enoch Thompson, who works In Corvallls, came home also. At the George Coshow homo vis Direct From K. 0. W. RADIO REVUE Stars In Peraon of Sunnyside Heights Trail Blaaers MASON WELLINGTON HARRIET HAWKINS GLADYS OATMAN With Tha Famous "OLE" and "PA SMITH ER8" RICHARD LE GRAND VAUDEVILLE SONGS SKITS FUN ! ! And the Feature Picture Hit ,1IT W(;t lxJ Special Low Prices! I JL. ' VKjJ WSwfifll Adults 25c-Kida 10c SSSlCl! FROM SUNDAY'S - cvi? itors lncruded Doris Coshow, from Snlem, and Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Whltehnrn and daughter, Vona, of Corvallis. News olf Heceta . HECETA. Dec. 81 (Special) Christmas waB a quiet dny in this vicinity due partly to the unusually disagreeable weuther. ltiiin fell in torrents moat of the afternoon. The school program was well attended. Slight attacks of the flu kept sev eral families at homo during the va cation. Mlsa Janet McCrao will return to Florence Saturday to be ready for the opening of achool. The Rainbow Sewing club met Wednesday with tho club leader, Mrs. E. A. Wiltse. Due to the stormy wenther only five members were present. Misses Junet McCrae and Myrtle Hatch were visitors. The aftornoon was spent in sewing and mnklng condy. Mrs. James Stelnlechner spent Christinas with relatives at Lake side. W. Douglas natch left Saturday for Vancouver, Wash., where ho hss re-enlisted In the army. Ho has been spending a three months fur lough with the home folks and friends and spent his first Christ mna in four yenrs at homo, his first enlistment being served In the Philippine Islands. MORE RAIN COMING SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 31. (P) Outlook fur the coming week for the fsr western stntes: Occasionally unsettled in California and Nevada and frequent periods of rain or snow In Oregon, Wsshington and Idaho; normal tempernture. TODAY Contlnuoua 2 to 11 JACK NASH BILL JENKINS CLARENCE TOLMAN THEATRE OFFERINGS! F J8 WmLm theatres THIS WEEK'S BILLS HEIMG, Suitdny to Tuesday, "Deception," with Leo Cnrrillo, Dickie Moore, Nnt Pendleton, Tholmn Todd nnd Dnrbnrn Weeks, Wednesday nnd Thurs day, 'The. Night Club Lndy." with Adolphe Menjoti, Mnyo Mot lint nnd Skeeftt (inTlnchor. Friday and Hnturdny. "Tho Blonde Captive," filmed iu Auh trnlfa. STATE Sunday and Mnndny, Four Marx Brothers in "Horse Feathers." Tuesday nnd Wed nesday, "A Parisian Romanee." with Lew Cody nnd Marian Shill ing. Thursday nnd Friday. "So Bitf," with Barbnrn Stanwyck nnd Dickie Moore. Saturday only, Buck Jonos in "On Man's Law," nnd chnpter six of "Last of the Mohicans." McDONALD, Sunday to Tues day, "Flesh," with Wallace Beery, Karen Morley, Ricnrdo Cortex mid Jean Hersholt. Wed nesday only. "Rackety Rax," with Victor McLanlcn, (Iretn Nissen, Nell O'Day nnd Arthur Pierson. Thursday to Saturday, "Rain," with Joan Crawford. Walter Huston, Guy Kibhee and Matt Moore. , COLONIAL, Sunday only. KGW Radio Revue featuring TODAY Vou'll -laugh, If you aren't bruahlno away a tear, when thla giant ot the wrestling ring meets hi, tlrst defeat In lovel It's Beery's most lovable role! with Karen Morley, Ricardo Cortex, Jean Hersholt, John Mitjan ' i - jars. r r 7 i "iff &, Richard LeGrand, and "70,000 Witnesses," with Phillips Holmes. Mondny only, "70,000 Witnesses," with added attrac tion, "Is My Face Red?" featur ing1 Ricnrdo Corter. Tuesday ' only, Buster Kenton and , Sclmozzle Durante in "Speak ensily Wednesday nnd Thurs day, II. S. C. -Notre Dame foot ball game complete and "He Ienrned About Women," with Stuart Trwin. Friday and Satur day. "The Night of .Tune 13," with Clive Brook and Charles Ruggles. REX, Sundny nnd Monday, "Bird of Paradise," with Joel MeCrea and Dolores Del Rio. Tuesday and Wednesday, "Amer ican Madness," with Walter Hus ton. Thursday and Friday, "Hot Saturday." with Nancy Carroll, nnd Randolph Scott. Saturday only, double bill, "End of the Trail" and "Tho Lost Squadron." The New Year has been welcomed In, the theaters have swept up the con fetti, streamers, broken horns and paper hnts and everything is in shape for a senson of first class entertain ment. Make a New Year's resolution to keep happy by attending the the ater regularly. The Hcilig Is opening the year with a new prico policy. It'll be 10 cents straight from now on, matinees and evenings. Tho theater is going off the guest ticket standnrd and is adopting the new flnt rate of a dime. Direct from KfiW, where for years Muaical Hit ROGER WOLFE KAHN and Band In YACHT PARTY Movietone Niw they have been the leading stars, comes the original "Radio Revue," for tha Colonial New Year's day offer ing. With a huge atore of vaudeville acts, songs, skits and impersonations, nine artists will make up the stage entertaining troupe. They're beaded by Richard LeGrand who has won national fame by bis impersonations of "Ole" and "Pa Smithers" in the Sunnyside, Spotlight and other hours. Then there are the "Oregonian Trail Blazers," a trio of happy young men who play and sing cowboy, old time and modern tunes to the rhythm of their banjos. Clarence !man, whose sinking of "Strawberry Roan" Is a national classic, heads the group. With LeGrand will be Mason Welling ton, Harrett Hawkins, Gladys Oat man and others. The feature pic ture la "70,000 Witnesses," the story of a murder committed on a football field. Wallace Beery heads the cast of "Flesh." which will be seen at the McDonald Sunday to Tuesday. He appears as a wrestling waiter in a German beer garden who comes to America to become world's wrestling champion. Karen Morley, Ricardo Cortes. John' Miljan, Jean Hersholt nnd others make un the cast. It's Beery'a best since "Grnnd Hotel." The public knows the Four Marx Brothers for a thoroughly insane lot principally through such pictures as "Horse Feathers," their Intest effort which will be seen Sunday to Tues day at the State. But the Mad Marxes are just as crazy off stage as on. Harpo, silent, red-wigged member of the quartet, is given to chasing blondes across stages and screens, to the delight of audiences. It is said he also does it in real life, onetime lenping up from a table at the swanky Netherlnnd Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati to pursue n pretty golden-haired cig arette girl1 around the tables. Final ly he tired nnd sat down to resume eating his dinner. Leo Cnrrillo, noted character actor of the stage and screen, heads the enst of "Deception," romantic drama of a boy who was dazzled by fame and then dizzied by a dame (not bad. eh?). Cnrrillo plays the part of a slick pro moter who skyrockets the boy, played by Nat Pendleton, to fame under false pretonses nnd then lets him full just as fust. Carrillo'a role hns been built up into one of those parts that he is so well-suited to handle hard, vig orous, colorful. Barbnrn Weeks is the girl In the case and Thelma Todd Is the promoter's sweetie who falls for his wrestler, That great classic, of the stage. "Bird of Paradise." has been brought to the screen with Joel MeCrea and Doldres Del Rio In the lending roles. It's- n picture of Hawaii, and of a native girl who loved a white man. It's a benutlful picture. BIG FARMER'S MARKET Lane county farmers are proud of their Producers Public Market in Eugene. The market was operated for many years but it became so im portant a produce center that the quarters which It occupied became in adequate so in 1020 Eugene business men, who know that farm prosperity means the same for them, donated a $40,000 lot (n corner 160 by 1G0 two blocks off Willamette street) and the farmers themselves built a modern market costing them $50,000. 4 'Jim-. BETTER PICTURES HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! We hope that our new price policy will hring joy and happi ness to our thousands of friends in Eugene and Lane County, over the entire year of 1933. The new 10 cent price for everybody, anytime will bring good, clean amusement to every family at a minimum of cost. Picture quality will not be lowered to meet the price. Instead, every show will be a better show, with a complete surrounding program of the world's finest entertainment! STARTS TODAY showl Carrlllo I promoter Jake fanw - ! ko milt 'lWt '!rYflT'wHJ Wi,h Every He,"9 8how Conv 1 goo'Y i , l l7Vfj TVSsT' ple,e Pr00rilm ' Short Subjects. l I" fl.ca 11 SlJaJ Ailjrv . .0 MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON W """""c- 1 iitT7m tCTVra "Mickey's Carnival" ,,0, pK'S A Vitaphone Pepper Pot 1 SHE'-,, Contlnuoua 8how "Nickelette" 1 HO"6, Always Ya Olde Time Newsrael " 1-'00 Till 11:00 MGM Newa ef Today MILL WORKER OF SILTCOOS, Dec 31. (Special) Connie Dye, who was seriously in jured while working on the pile-driver at Booth two weeks ago, is re ported as making a fair recovery. His neck is still in a cast, due to a broken vertebrae. Paul Landwehr of Westlnke was seriously burned about the face, hands and chest Monday when a gasoline lamp which he was lighting exploded. He was rushed to Florence to n doc tor. It is said he will not suffer in jury to his eyes. , Christmas programs were given by the various schools hereabout last week, after which the teachers de parted to other points for vacations. Siltcoos lake has reached 0 feet, S Inches above low water, this being about 2 Inches Icsb than the highest point of last year. Temporary block ing of the Coast highway is reported because of a slide on the mountuin north of Gardiner. J. B. Dunnebecke Is still In a seri ous condition from the head injury which he suffered when a rock rolled from the hillside through the top of his car while he was motoring on the Coast highway in the vicinity of Tnhkenitch lake. He has been iu a North Bend hospital. Mr. Dunne Iwcke and family resided for several months on the James W. Ford, Jr., farm near North Beach, A carload of gravel has been or dered to repair the damage on the Berrydale cutoff road caused by heav ing during the freeze a couple of weeks ago. Losses running as high as fiO per cent are reported on vegetables as the result of the freeze two weeks ago. Siltcoos thermometers regis tered about 10 degrees above zero tho coldest, but the exceptionally mild fall wenther that had prevailed resulted in peoplo being entirely unprepared for tho freezing wenther which came so suddenly. Potatoes and other vegetables in the ground suffered a minor loss. Mrs. F. Riesenhuber. Joe, Wilma nnd Bill Riesenhuber, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riesenhuber and Wanda Miles attended tho wedding festivities at TODAY and MONDAY THI A I WAmst i r -w ws- m m, m Continuous Show Today Any Seat 15o Your Last Chance to See the "Nuts" a737L7 With lovable Leo VV J' SSpZtf n a great role as a slick V 1 who uses . smart girl to . V' ,irfSri3L, A b RieseV ' and Antoine Outinen, whose mar. occurred recently at loqullle, newiyweas wm resiae on cue uuvuiei ranch near Lakeside. f The Whipples, Darlings and hhr have cooperated in replunklnt tin old road between the Coast iiishwnJ ana Aorm ze&ca. Miss Nuietta Naylor and Arthur Adams were married xuestluy of last week. The groom la tne son of Mr. Dun Miles of Ada, and la employed by the Crown-Willamette company tt Uootu. Among those who took adrnntic, of the S. P. dollar dny fares for trip, were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cain and daughter Mnxine and Mrs. Clark, school tencher, of Westlnke to Eu. gene, Mrs. Hnzen of Westlake to visit her pnrents nt Albany, Mri. Horry Drake of Westlnke to visit ner parents nt unk urove, Airs. Chit Stephenson of Westlnke to visit her dnuKhter in Eugene, Mrs. P. E. Goufl, of Hiltcoos to visit relatives at En- gene and Creswell, Miss Kathleen McCrae, school teacher, Siltcoos, to visit her parents at Monmouth, Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Melvin and dnitghter Jonelle of Booth to Oregon City, A. E. Austin and V. A. Hayes of Silt. coos to Portland, Duvld Falconer to A'nncouver, Wash.. Morel Nickerson to Eugene, the two latter from Siltcoos. Driving of the piling for the ve neer plant at Booth has been com pleted. J. T. Miller of Siltcoos has gone to Ciohl Mill for a few clnjs visit. Collier's crew is located at Silt coos for a few days while reinforcing the track south of here. They are stopping nt the hotel. Miss Ethel Erhnrt of Portland is spending the holidays with her par ents. Mr. nnd Mis. (J. G. Erhnrt. Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Powers of Kosoburg wero also at tho parental home over Christmas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Cbristensen of North Bench motored to Eugene for a visit with relatives. S. A. Enrle nnd family are spend ing the holidays with relntives on the north fork of the Siuslaw. Jess Darling spent tho Christmas vacation with home folks at North Bench. OREGON SHINE PARLOR $031 Will. bt. will give slimes for oc on I Jim. i. DRESSMAKING HEMSTITCHING I KATl ANN SHOP. TU K. Urdwy. OZ3U caoucho chico Lakeside for Elizabeth UkW III PERFECT SOU HO t ' k'
