tnR: PAT5NTN0 TTF.RATJD. KLAMATH PAT.tfi. onEGOtt
" Monttny April 1, 1 02f
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liLEIll
iiELO APRIL 5
Daisy Will Meet War-j
nocke; Breedlove vt. , j
4 CUiy Church
There will be no "has boens" I
nil the next fight card, which
will .bo held at the, Legion Me- j
n-.oriat Hal! Friday. April 5. '
Kvory boy who 'performs in tho !
24 rounds or fighting U on the j
up grade, anxious to odd ono
more victory to bis string. '!
It will tie a double main event
imbrog!io in which Mike Daley,
tlio Pelican Cit? fighter, and"the
mly Klamath pugilist who haa
'withstood the"-' gaff and kept
climbing all Hie time", will light
FranWIe Warnecke. the big-eared,
impish fighter . trqm Portland
who,.';' among oinf things. I ha
a decisive victory"' over Wlllard
Norton, Kugene. Warnecke also
knocked Jai-lc Cj-!rj hJUqu.iu Jn.
Han.;,-oi"jylqii!i; ninj
"of a Tore in uSim event in Lake
vlew.f - - - , .
"Simply can't bold Mike down."
said Tex Bitkeretaff, .promoter
today. "He has done everything
we have asked'hini to. He knocks
over everybody die meets, so he's
entitled to v main event show
ing." ",?
Hilly Church, who has a fine
record ou the Pacific coast and
lark . Breedlove, clever aud hard
hitting Hend boy. clash in the
other half ot the double main-event.'-.
-- ,-
It will be probably Breedlove's
liard.jst fight In his .career. This
baby' faced boy from Bend won
(lie plaudits of the crowd In his
lust Appearance in Klamath Fails
when ho cut down a heavier op
ponentthe slugger type clever
ly and effectively in four rounds,
lie won by the technical kayo
route. " " ..
Fruukie Monroe, bantamweight,
who tippet the dopo bucket in a
recent -,, Klamath card, , by out
lioJntiiig the fast' Pete Maallar)
eso. will show again in a fight
with Joe Valencia, fast Algoma
Mexican, who showed so- well
against" Harold Wright the other
night in Chiloquln.
Th referee in that Chiloquln
fight , ruled that Valencia-should
have p draw, but the two judges
gave ibe nod to Wright.
JoHnny McCoy. Seattle, who
was to have fought a semi-wind-up
with Mlko Daley the last fight
card, 'will finally arrive in Kla
math.tor a bout with Steamboat
Jackson. . - "' - -
McCoy ran Into hard luck in
Portland when they pitted him
against Frankie Forbes, Los An
geles f scrapper. ' Forbes, now a
main eventer, knocked McCoy
cold Ih the first ronnd.
: McCoy Is a willing boy but he
l ri
n Bp against something too
BOWLING
l ! :vt
In the .singles slfbol 'held On
the Iflamath alleys Sunday af
ternoon, with S4 entries "Lucky"
Patton was returned winner, with
a total of 830 for four games:
Bill Webb finished In second
place,' with 764, and "Old Pop"
Strong, from Chicago, finished in
third place, with 743.
Tonight tho Automotive league
goes into action, with the Chrys
ler Motors vs. Templar Kash and
Italslgor Ford Motor vs. A':me
Oarage. V ' , ,
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
EKING RESULTS
The way some girls da-ss to
cntch a man, its a won
der they don't catch'
v pneumonia
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REALM OF t
Judge Not Only
Owner-Manager
of Ball Club
IF 50M6 Of THC)S!
0IRPS KeEP. MISSIN6
MY'HITANO ftW'SlG'N
j
It?
iThemsewes in Contempt.
Of SOOURT-ANO now.
Emu. Fuohs ,
Sst A NtW ' i
fswv m OtoS
' Bil ewes . 1 VrvV
r ; i. rty av pr:ixnv.v.t ' r
Foriuer Pilches -Vrtr1 York tetania
Judge Emil Puchs. the genial
president aud. manager of the
Roston Braves, cannot understaud
why his declaration that he would
manage his own bail club from
the bench, created snch a furore
In baseball circles. ' .
"The idea of me sitting on the
bench and. running my bail club
on the field may appear strange
at ltrst," said the Judge the oth-
er day, ' "but when you analyze
he situation there 4e no startling
innovation that I am. creating. I
"Wilbert Kobimon is president '
of the Brooklyn team, and also j
acts as manager. Sam Breadcn,
the St. Louis Cards' president, aL !
ways seems to have a lot 'to, sayj
about his ball club on he field, j
Barney Dreyfus of Pittsburgh
does not confine oil his activities j
to the ball club s downtown cr
ficeces. . President Baker of Phil
adelphia and President Com iskey
of the Chicago White-Sox--hare
always Influenced their manag
ers on the playing field."
Arid coie, to think or it. tne
Judge isn't tar wrong.
he isn't hiding behind a mahog
any desk aud managing . his ball
club on the field.' He's got the
courage of his convictions and Is
going to sit on the bcncS. . .
VETERAN MACK
DISSATISFIED
WITH PLAYERS
PHILADELPHIA. April 1, (A
P) p.eturnlng from 'Florida
where tor the last five weeks he
had watched tho Philadelphia
Athletics prapare for the sea
son's American League race,
manager Connlo Mack today was
far from optimistic over the
baseball outlook.
He said he was disappointed,
dismayed and somewhat . dis
gusted with his club.
"Tho team hasn't shown nro
anything all srlng." ho added.
"You an't .expect, to win alt
the time, but there I a way
of losing alid still" looking
rather good."
S. ZORILLA AND
MORGAN CLASH
THURSDAY EVE
NKW YORK. April 1, (AP)
Tod Morgan, who holds the Jun-.
lor lightweight championship,
aud Santiago Zorllla, who will
try to lift it, furnish this week's
fight feature. They meet Thurs
day night at Los Angeles.
The fight originally was card
ed for Tuesday night but a boll
on Morgan's leg forced a. post
ponement until Thursday.
On Friday night In Boston, a
pair of big fellows. Otto Vori
Pornt, Chicago norseman, and
Johnny Risko, Pudgy Cleveland
er, meet lu the week's most im
portant heavyweight fray. '
PITCHER DIES "
IN AUTO CRASH
MEKCED. Cal.;, April 1, (AP.)
pitcher. Clyde L. (Farmer)
Kacen, 21, of tlo Jjau Francisco
Mifcxlon baseball team, was killed
Sunday in an automobile accident
N'acen was cnroule from Tiirloclt
to Fowler with T. J. Patton of
Turiurk. Wliile diT-Iii(,' at high
spued at n point four mlli-n south
of here, according 't-ti oUthorltlos
who Investigated, Kacen attempt
ed lo pas nnuthcr machluo with
out sutiuding his horn. The
other cur at .tbu, same .moment
swerved to the kjft to) pas a piie
ecdlng car without sounding Its
born, Patton told officers. Nac
sn's car was crowded from the
hiffhway and plunged into the
ditch where it overturned.-. He
"died shortly after reaching the
hospital. His companion. was un
injured. '
RESULTS OF
YESTERDAY'S
BALL GAMES
Motnlug vauiu at San dun
cIm'o:
Portland
Sun Kraqctaro
Or! num. Toiulin
Clynn uud lolvo(t'
.... 5 113
.. 4 8 1
and IU'go;
Afternoon garoo at Sun tiun-
Cisco: ., !!- , ' ,.'..
Portland ........... O S 1
iSan Prauclseo ...1.., 5. 6.1
I Fullurton.. Powers! ' .ShAuklin.
j lieck aud Iti-uo; Jacobs au,d Pol-
... . ...
Moruing, game at Ouklajid; J
Mlssioiu ...... 4.,l J ,1 1
Oaklnud I.......: J " S I
Kruuse aud Hoffman; Hurst, J
Diigiia and -Lombardi.
Ai'ternoon game at Oakland;
Missions S S 3
Oakland 4 7 0
.Nelvon. Plllette, Hubbell and
ll.i Id win; Craghead and Road.
First game at Los Angeles:
Seattle 0 8 5
Lo Angeles 1617 (I
Kdwards. Ptpgrss, Lamansky.
Ault and Stelneco, Cox; Walsh,.
Chikls and Sandberg. ' , , .
Second geme at Los Angeles:
Seattle 3 7 3
Los Angeles 7 . 1
Graham and Borreaui; llol
liug aud Warren; . v'
1
l-t
Aluruhtir imine aC Stockton:
i Hollywood
3 It 3
Sacrameuto 7 13 : 1
Wetzel and -Bassler:, Kuai.
Bryan and Koehler.-
Afternoon game at Sacramento:
Hollywood ... ... A.. 7 1 1
Sacramento . ..i........ll li 1
L Hilvcy, Chesterfield, Marty
land Bassler, - Sypher; Keating
l.ano t,everem.
HE
VISIT KLAMATH
(Continurd from Pase Ons)
soon to complete .arraiigeuientx
for tho ship's arrival. He will
make a thorough Inspection of
the local field, and suggest
changes . which might ' be neces
sary .to accommodate the "mon-
uur iilBUl uu u uutil pur
pose," Pilot Mamer said, prior
to his ' departure from - the Ford
factory. , "We 'want to stimulate
aViatlou ' Interest In tho north
ern -states to an even greater
I pitch than it is now. " -j
"We ' believe tbls ca be done
best by showing the public the
largest and best trausport air
plane manufactured In tho Unit
ed States today." We hope every
person within 169 miles of eaeh
place we land will come end In
spect the plane."' - f -.
IGHESUN
DENIESGHAHGE
(Continued f rum race Ons
officers assigneYl lo Shim to pre
vent reporter (rom questioning
blm or photographers from tak
ing pictures. , .
'resignation
- OF MITCHELL
IS DEMANDED
i-
WASHINGTON. , f (U
P) Debato over the action of
Charles Mitchell, president of the
National City bank, and director
of New , York federal bank, in
coming to the rescue of the
crashing Wall street market a
few days ago. continued iu Wash
ington today. , y
New demand for the resigna
tion of Mitchell was made to
night by Senator Morris, repub
lican, Nebraska, who said Mit
chell's sympathies were "with
the gamblers in Wall street"-
Mitchell's action In lending
I2S.000.000 to stock market op
erators ;whllc-''tho federal re
serve board was seeking to check
speculation. - brought demands
hero- that he be ousted as a di
rector of the . New York Insti
tution. . i. ' '
Senator Glass, democrat, Virginia,-and
one of tho authors of
tlie federal reserve act, urged
Mltrbcll's resignation- from the
federal rcervn bank. Others, In
cluding Borah and. King, nre
studying the eltuallon, with a
view to action during tho spec
ial session of congress.
KNOWS HIS EIBLK.
JANESViLLE, Wis., April 1,
-In trpare moments used while
clerking iu a grocery store here,
Mark J. Goodger, of Dolavan,
has read the Bible through three
times, counting each verse and
chapter. Each tl nip ho counted,
his total 'nmo" 'out the 'asmer
1,189 chapters, 31,373 verses and
7,760,693 words. )
PLANE TO
Adventurers Depart For
Visit With Trader Horn
By Sam l.ovo
lulled Press Stittt Correspondent
NKW YOHK. April 1. (l,P)-
Old Trader Horn, stroking hl
w hiskers ami sipplnit his brandy
down In Johannesburg. South
Africa, becamo relAnalblo to
night for the queerest party of
Hrtviulrpi-i lht ever uet out
from the port of New York tori
tho dark continent - - . I
Willi their Hps compressed Into
I "do or xlle" lines nnd their eyes
fixed unwaveringly in the aeu-
erul diivctlun of Sandy Hook, aj
million piclnre unit of 1 Holly-I
wood clllseus sailed in the lie de
France to immorisllzo th old
'boy's tall yarns lu ci'lhilold. aud
on the orlgluat svouiulf.
t'ablos ai.prlsed Alfred Aloyslus j hlhUing couslderable acumen.
Smith as Trader Is kuowu lo his ; wllllrjl, Van Every banded his
tank account of the take-off ol ,.,,, to director .Van Dyke and
the expedition. But since he ! regretfully remained tn llully
prcba!)ly rolling up hla pants leg ' Kuo. .
to show curlojiiy-seekers lu Jo- u,u,,s sound recording equlp
hannesburg that place where, thei,,,,,,,, ,0 pIck ,. ro of t,ie
mailed Hon tlmwid him, his re-jjllg.tf a, limiu.dlntely prececded
ply failed to arrive before, the , ho tiawin . ,,f Truder Horn's
! ,
j - Old Trader and hla w inning
! ways will bo portrayed In tli -
-'Coitso pli-luro by Hurry Carey,
whu was ono of the throe picture
players Included In Iho cxpidi-.of safely plus, smoking tobucco. i
lion. The other two are Duncan "Sailors' Friend", sewing kits.'
Keimldo and Edwina Booth. The ! Little tlem shoe rrtulring outfit, j
r.-nuilnder of the party Included ', tnako hll.i antidote, baseball bati, I
Director W. S. Vau Dyke. whorublK-r quoits, Ink. haiivuffs fly j
made "Whllo ShadnwR of the jswalters. Insect sprays, chicken j
South Seas", nil as.slMnnt direct-i wire, fly wire, mosquito netting. I
or. a script girl, 12 teebnirinna j crutches, two typewriters for thej
and a press nsenl. 1'bat auythlug ! press ageut. a refrtgeratiun plaut
hrving to lo with Trader Horn and several eiophant guns. ,
. ' ' '"
Calls for Aid
" i March 31.
MONTREAL, April 1. (AP) I I'he Ooldcu Text was, "liioU.
A wrong telephone counectlou j O Lord . shnlt endure for ever:
and a Sobbing girlish appeal, and thy remembrance unto all
"come and get me. mother." to-1 generations." (Psalms 102: 121.
day constituted the vague and j ' Amoag Iho cftatlon which
only clue unearthed after a week comprised the lesson-sermon was
of frantic search for lS-yoor-oUl (he following from the Bible:
Barbara Pitcher. McOlll unlver- j "While we look not at the IhlugK
sity student and daughter of a which are seen, but at the thing
prominent Weslmount ramlly. 'which are not seen: for the
Police said that nbont nlncl things which are k.os are tern-o'clock-
tho night of March SJ.jperal: but the thiiias which are
when Miss Pitcher dl-oppcnn-d j at Becn. tro u-rnal). ui cor.
tho telephone rang Iji Ihe house) 4 &8). fi .
of H W. K. Hale. Westmuunt.t ,Tbe mwM ,,, Ull.ixlli.
Mrs Hale answered and heard lho followllll rom
bUn m-. ev flently that of a ' ,he thrUllan .,,.,. wxt,,0()S.
young girl, saying J'tome ; P-;;-.dc,eBce an4 ,IwlWo with Key to
kcl t,u mi, iicr. ai,, i
daughter was at the time a pa
tient in the' Montreal Ceneral
hospital and thinking it was she
Mrs. Hale asked excitedly, 1
"Where are you"
- Hysterical .:
"I don't know where I am but
coma and get me, oh come and
get me! came hysterically over
the phone and the connection
was IobI.' .
Mr. Hale was told by the hos
pital that it could not poaslblv
have been his daughter who tele
phoned. Tho next - morning,
when It became known that Bar
bara Pitcher' was missing . he
communicated with her famllv.
The information was withheld br
the police until yesterday.
The Pitcher telephone num
ber la Weslmount 2181 and that
of the Hale residence Westmoniit
4128. Police believe that 'tho
slight similarity . of numbers
might have resulted in a wrong
connection.
SEEK ARREST
(Continued from T-me On
request Mrs. Thomas Halt, widow
of a Bismarck, N. I)., congress
man, to come ocfore him. The
reports about Representative
Morgan Included statements that
Mrs. Hall, also a pamongcr on
the Cristobal, had demanded free
entry and when this was refused
had been assured by Mr. Mor
gan that when he got back to
Washington he would "attend to '
tho matter."
WASHINGTON, April I.; (AH.lj
neprcsentative Morgan, of
Ohio, .who regards as n t-loscd
incident tho alleged finding of
four bottles of Ibiuor In his bng-.
guge when ho returned recently
from ' Paiufma," emphaaized his
position today, by putting , this
notice on his office door: I
" "To press reporters: Nothing '
more to say."' , ' -
Morgan has denied (hat Hnuor
wus found Ih his luggage and
customs limpectors at New York
havo' declared with equal empha
sis that four bottles were found
und were returned 19 tho Olilonn.
JUDGE DUNCAN-J
TO BE ABSENT :
FOR FEW DAYS;
: Circuit court will bo ulet for'
a few days during the ahseurej
of Judge W. M. Duncan who
was called to Portland for' ser-1
OF LAW MAKER
erul days on business, t,
I needs with a proas agent U one
! ot those Hollywood mysteries,
N'oYiirllieleSs Hie prewt i ut
and the lvst ot Ihu Cullfornla
uiitunru.to expect lo inosey down
the lied fcVa uiil "vucli Mombasa.
tlu chhf seaiwrt town or Hrlllsh
Kusl Africa, about April 2?, after
which they will Joiiruey overland
Entebbe, on tho shows ut
Lake Vlclorlu. and strike off lulu
the -bush. . '
Tho story they will film lu
these surruundiuKS was prepared
for tlie st-rsen fiom (he orlgluul
"Trader Horu" by Dale Van Ev
ery, formerly of1 the New York
Staff of tho I.' i I led Pre. En
tebbe Is right on the eiiuntor,
which splits Ibe ninlu street of
the town llko n traffic line. Ex-
! left leg. director Vau Dyke Is
carrying a short-wave radio set
jaud incideulal vquipmcut luclud-
I lug the following:
i One ten lou truck, one package
(1U KC1I
t'llltlSTl.W HCIKVCK
"Iteullly" was the subject of
e lesson-sermon In all Churches
Jot ChrUt, Scteutlat, on Sunday,
1 the Scriptures," by Mary Ilaker
Eddy: - "Life, Truth, and Lore
dre Ilia realities of divine Sci
ence. ' They dawn In faith and
glow full-orbed lu spiritual uu-
Idorstanding.' ;A a cloud hide
the sun it eahuot extinguish, so
false belief, silences for a while
the voire of Immutable hurmouy.
, but fulso 'belief cannot destroy 1
Science armed with faith, hope
aud fruition" (p.- 298). . j
PREPARATIONS
OF IRRIGATION
SEASON START
Work is under way cleaning
main ditches of various Klamath
irrigation projects In prepara
tion ro rfhe beglunliig of the Ir
rigation season, II. D. Njwcll,
superintendent of reclamation
said today.
Tho head gatos of the main
Irrigation canal VIII ho opoued
either the latter , part of Ap.1l
or tho forepart of May, depend
ing on moisture conditions dur
ing this morning. . v ,
SAVE tVITM SAFETY
SHAVERS'
PARADISE
Klenwi ' ,r ' ,
I Mhni iiiK Cream
i 39 cents
, - Itoxnlt Hluiving Lollon .
50 cents
. You'll be in lho seventh
, heaven ot shuving delight
after yoii'hsvo lined these
'. . ' shaving nocoHHlties.
' ? KIKSUI)' KIMVIXO
: ; ,'.,' 'CHftAM .
' ' f HoffWas rlin beard.
, , MKX.1LL HIIAVIXG
; : ..lAKJION
' V.' ftUtKhm tho skin.
' -, , Sold only nt .
jSTAJl &RUG CO
fl Uj'J' Jjaaeasan, ausiaaijraiieM I
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NY T N
EASTERSTORM
(foiitliKu-d from Hail Onl
i-hupler', was lu i-hurge of the
nurvey lu the duniuaed area.
Andrew Miller, about 4IT years
old, wus brought 10 a hospital
at Poplar llliitf III d critical con
dition. Oihnrs lujurud Included
lllmm U. Phnrr and his wife, a
Mrs. Smlddy uud sun aud a Mrs,
Morion, i . ! ( f '
Peter Klo, ,u tarmerj wu ex
pected lu die ot Injuries suf
fered when bla home nnr-Mineral
Point wus diiiivollslwd. Six
or seven other persons lu that
vicinity were repiirtcdMulutvd1.
The roof of the Missouri Pa
cific rallroud station at Mineral
Poim was blown off aud ten or
moro houses reported wrecked.
Scarcely a building escaped
datnano iu the business district
or Doulplmii. 3T miles southwest
of Poplar lllutf. Tho only per
son reported Injured was Mrs.
Frank Bennett, wife of a res
taurant proprietor. The entire
town was Ihrowu Into darkiiMS.
The top of the Hipley county
court house at Hoiiiphnn wus
blown off and the walla cracked
beyond repair. . The Methodist.
' Ilnuttst mid Holiness churches
were dumaged.
....i . . '
if ArVIATI-l R ASN
VlAIVI 1 n DAOm
LIVESTOCK ON '
HAV Til MARKFT
WAX I v IVIIrvu I
' -'"
Eight carloads . of what arc
said lo bo 'lh faliuol bi'et catile
(o be shipped lo market from
be shipped
! Klamath Itaslu this year" were
I loaded yesterday at Mldlund Und
were billed lo John Alien und
Sons. San Francisco.
Dave and Dull Ltxkey. promt
neut cattlemen In the Swan luke
dUtrlct. wero the owners of the
cattle, which brought extra good
prices.
,vpproimaiviy uu uru writ j
111 tlie Miiptncni aim me owners
will receive al-out $1(0 for each
animal. Averuxe weight of the
animals was 130S pounds. The
Klamath cafllemcu will receive
approximately ."3.000 for Ihe
shipment. ;
A new wav
up
Attc Two cleaners
for the price of One!
Complete
Cleaning
YOV ecl both motlel toRcther-lho ,
rrcraier Junior for claiming rugs
and rarpctg a rid Iho new I'remicr
Spic-Sjiun for oil llie little tedious
Hr-anitiff tn.4h.rt. - l .'
jNo longer need von pull a liff clcvtric
I'leaurr ni-oimil 1I10 lionse. Tor tin: now
.pic-Sinn loLe tin? plnnfl of nllaclimcntn
and doLA nil tlie little denning jobs
easier fustcr belter.
; Sold on easy paynhnl terms " w
The California Oregon Power Compamy
hsi-sk
w
IVKXIIOIB,
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DRliF NEWS
of
KLAMATH
I'mmI llviuil VUM fit Hi'l'ir
Ivor Neal KtowuiM vlultd hero
'VMlrday nroutu .to LakcHw
whore 1 will be employed with
the ntute bltthwuv : comad"'ti:
(or tl" ' mnmer auoiitlis. , &v
llymm Is studying . law at Wll
lunietle Itnlverslty and will IV,
turo to eollugn (his fall, , j
Ueiunu'il I'Voui Kuijr.mv-
MIB Eiliwi HlodiUinlJ ilnm:'ilr
of Mr. and Mr.. N. Y,' Mtndsldiw
or Modoc Polht' has veturuod tii
iho University' -of Oredoii ufter
having been confined 'to "'
homo for omo time becuiu-e Of
an infected foist. Ml Sl.ldim(
is a meintM'i' ft Alphii XI lwlla.'
tliig '
I .vie tloi dtui iff
Oniiuhler liuprot
Mr. ami Mrs
Wordcn ure In the , city ' rt
Worden with their siual) l:iul'.j
ter. a putlent ut Ihe Klnitmlh
alley normal . wnvrw nnj
conlly suliniltled to a major ""'J
a'1"" , ' . ,
Willi Mr. W-l .
. (iroup two of (hu KBt)ri( Star
Social dull will meet ou ihn
alleritotiii of April in with Mr.
Will: Wooils - or ' Hot "'Siirtiikf.
iu.' .. . i - '
, , ' . 1 iKeveral blocks of B.00U to ll.vut
Prom Mnmll Valley- fxhures changed hands.' Bellinf
Mr, and Mrs. H. S. - llopklus . aa Inriileiieed by n Nafibiy nl
of Luugell Valley' were in tit-j fncldr, Incliidlug Sunalor Kittl '
city vesierdav with Ihelr Hinall 1 proiwsal for a congressional lit
sou Tommy who was bnpiUed ht vest Ignt Ion of stock speculation.
St. Paul's Episcopal church oi renewed ngltnllon for1 ari lncrenid
Eaiter morning. 1 1 fcuural reservo reillscount
rates and speculative disappoint
Dnlion's lu Ne v llon ! meiil over lho brokers' lonn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul ('allo t slaleim nt last week which show,
moved into their new home 0.1 ed a drop of only 1144, 000, 00
Sixth and Jefferson today. T!irv
rerenily purrhiiaod the Bttracll-
ii'sldeiico from Mr. and Mr.
Marion Dames,
Prom Kprln,, Ijxke I
1 i .
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dlx.iu el
Spring Lake spent Easter Sunday
in llij city wlih frlcuds. !
' 1 i
Por results use Herald Chais Ads.
f
hou s e clea n i iiir
.if
Unit
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Willi
you r n clean room hy roni..oj'iii in !
luilf lie time. No vastcd slcns no 1111. ,
ficcenlary olrnin. ' - tc , - ...
lA't allow yon how this new, iiiodrrn
wny jo clean will give yoii hours of
exli'4 insure, lion I tleliiv. Arrange
for aVeiiioiictriitioii In your own li.imc
or cflll at our store. In cither enae
you will not be obligated in the leant.
'"'.: OFFICSSJ '?.'
urarus i.ii.i.uii;aurg.B.iHainin
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i RECOVER TODAY
(Cnnilnud from Pag One)
at hunks opened tuolr wuii-an-,11ml
suasion with Ihu uuuuunvw
mcul Unit l hero hud l"u no ar-i-ugomeiit
for n , Joint nieottiK
with thii' fi'iWnl renurvu bourdi..
Iisolf."' fliure Wiu no ctimniKiil .
from any of them on reports of
division of opinion over mulho'U
of .curtaining Ihe specumlv
trend .of the market. . . . j . ;
Soinu ntoiiibsn of Iho hoard,
however, any tlmt mucU of Ihe
cause of the trouble . In ahlchf,,
tb board finds llwlf In dealing .-.
with ihe -money mnrkt has arts- '
en becaufce ilia board has assort- .
ed Ihe right, ilo dictate discount
rales'.,. . , : , ..
It was Indlculcd thnl the board
would not act upon Ihe suggea
I ton of Seimtor (Hans of Virginia,
Unit Charles K, Mllehell of -Nsie
York ue asksd in resign as a di
rector of ihe New York IUervo
bunk' for his action lu supplying1
., h ,rka, ..,.
1 1 tic call lonn rate shot 'up lo SO
Iper rent Inst week. t
NEW YOHK. April 1. t API
Stork prices broke II to nearly
tu u share al th Opcnliig of
ih :Nw ; Y'ork sioi-k'' exchange
lodny on Ibe resnniptlon of bul-
ilieNs ufrer the three day holiday.
, Mirtltiiat h ,1 IncrHAU nr IlflD..
000. 0110 the week before.
DYNAMITE KILM flBALTOR
LITTLE IKH'K. Ark.. April 1.
1 1 1 T When dynauillo be a.
rtauaporllitg lu hla ' automobile
oplodeil. a K. White, local real-
tor, wna killed Instantly here to
day. .
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si
to speed
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PREMIER
llie Premier Junior Clean I im Unit
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