January 23, 1932
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALl,S. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
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CITY BRIEFS
Wlllard Uueefa Among the
guests at the Hotel Wlllard Krl
dsy uliht war William Weaner,
Han Lsandro, Calif.; . H. W.I
aar. Hatlle Hhalirooh, Heatlla; W.
I Worms, Harrsineiilo; W. H.
Taylor, A. II. WlllouKlihy, 1 U.
Larsen, A. II. Ureyman, Port
land; W, Malloy. I.. (I. Uu
worthy, L. ki, Hushlns. Julio
Marrlllaa, Han Franclsro; Mra.
I. W .Chatburn. Morrill; II. W.
Dadeer, HI. Paul. Minn.; II. K.
Flora, Kugene; Miss buds
Pence, cllr; L. K. Hruffse, Al
bion. Mich.; Arthur (ioitlalti, Ui
Anfrles Police department, and
U. W. Camaron, Willow lUuch.
Calif.
Keith Powell Her Kallh
Powall of tha federal reserve
board arrived here from tlia
ouih Friday morning. After
visiting here a faw houra ba
laft for Modfurd, accompanied
by Victor Palmar, treasurer of
lha atandard oil company Mr.
and Mra. Augualue J. Johnson
of Madfnrd and Mr. and Mra.
W. H. Vawlar of Madford.
tteerrvaslmie Thoao
wishing to Diakn rarvatlone at
lha Kanaaa tahla at tha Mates
dlnnar sponsored by Ilia Metho
dlit ladlaa to ba bald at lha
church Thuraday evening, Janu
ary II, ara aakad to rail Mra.
fclliabetb Norrla, at Uri4. or
Mra. P. K. Drese at Iste-YV.
Kuffrra Kraclunxl rlliouldrr
TA'lIbur Jonee, Jr., of 101 High
atreet, a aophomore at Klamath
Union hlh echool, auffarad a
fracturad abouldar bona whlla
akllng on bill aouth of tha
ally Friday. Tha acrldant will
cauaa Wilbur to rarry bla arm In
a allot (or tba next all weeks.
From Portland - Amoni tba
uaata at tha Dotal Wlllard on
Thuraday nllht from Portland
wara H. R. Ilrown. Al Wlehman.
P. A. Chrliloph.r. H. Ileflln. W.
8. Bhaoka, Mr. and Mra. II. II.
Coopar, L. I). Krlsey. K. I.
Franco. Clann U llarl, M. M.
Page.
Ilet-racri le Vallry Mra. II.
A. Kliiebarger returned to Mad
ford Haturday after a week's
UK with frlanda and relatlvee
In thla city. Bha accompanied
Mr. and Mra. Leland WIIIHs aod
daughter Hberon, who will re
turn to Klamath Falla Hunday
Bight,
(arrxaa Have iM-gliler Mr.
and Mra. Lyla O. lira, ara tha
paranta of a daughter, born on
January It, at tba Coltaaa hos
pital. Tba baby walihad IH
pounda and baa baan named
"Joanna Nola." Mr. Green la
am ploy d al Bblpplniton.
Coadactiag Hre-vlcee RaT.
'laonard H. tlUle. paalor of tha
Plrat llaptlat church of thla city,
la conducting a aarlaa of revival
aarrlcaa In Foaall, Ora. Itev.
glgle will raturn to Klamath
Falla la a fortnight.
Hoatraa for Houth Anyone de
alrlng to make raaarvatlona for
tha northern elatee' tahla al tha
Btatee' Dinner, January II. al tha
Methodist Kplsropal church, la
aaked to call Mra. K. M. Chllcote
at ion.
Klrld Chief Here W. 8.
.hanks, chief of tha field dlvUInn
of tha Internal revenue depart
ment for tha dhlrlrt of Oregon,
la In Klamath Falla conferring
with W. W. Alllngham, deputy
collector located here.
Cmfe Ilenimir-lln Tha "K"
rata la rloaad during a remodeling
program. All perlahahle fooda
have been given to tha Halvatlon
Army for relief work. Tba cata
will re-open ahortlr.
Imti Fnr foth Mrs. Hetty
Buehong and Mra. Ileea tlrear
cllff hava laft fnr 8an Fran
ctaca and Loa Angelee where
tbav will apend a fortnlght'g
vaiatlon.
On nuelneea Trip Jerry
Srhoenfeld of Ban Franrlaco la
bualneaa vlaltor In Klamath
Falla.
Mra. Wamnler III Mra. Al
bert Wamplar la aerlously III at
the homo of her mother In
Hullo.
Merrill Vlaltor John Colwoll
of Merrill, apant Saturday In thla
City tranaactlng bualneaa.
Now
Playing
ffff T '" ;'v', "J
Uf AmatUkUur - ' 1
(Juaale at Hall Among tha
in nata at tha Hall hnliil Matur
day wara M. H. Parsons, Ht.
Lou la; J. P. Hhlpmau Jr., Mr.
and Mra. II. M. M Ke, Hun Fran
rlaco; JfltliHa (lege, I'orlluntl ;
John Maylivn, Fort Klamath;
t'harlaa U. Kruagar, Oakland,
and II. M. Ilagby, city.
At Ixtral lloepltal -Ida Myara
of Fort Klamath la a patlaut al
lha Klamath Valley bnapllal
whara aha la raralvlng treatment
for a fracturad lag, racalvad re
cently whlla cuaatlng.
Arrive Hatunlay Halurday ar
rlvala at tha Hotel Wlllard In
cluded Mra. A. A. Flvara. Ku
gana; Mr. and Mra. L. J. Hkagga,
A. B. Illcharilaon, Portland.
lfl fur MrtlforrV Mra. Bover
aga who baa be.n visiting with
bar aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mra. Henry Allan, left leal
week for Medfiird whom aha will
ramaln for nimi lima.
Frecturee Arm Mra. C. P.
Mason of Houlb lllveralda bus
lalned a fracture of tha bona In
her right forearm Friday after
noon. Topey Vlaltora Mr. and Mra.
W. I.. Fraln of Topay Grade,
aere bualneaa vlaltora In Klam
ath Falla, Friday,
Vital Statistics
MA Ml I AG KM.
BENJAMIN-DENNY David
Henry Benjamin to Clara Valda
benny, both of Klamath Falla,
January II, by Juatlca of tha
loaoe W. B. Harnea.
ItKATIIM
LORD Mra. Fannla Minerva
Lord. 71, died In Klamath Falla
at I a. m., Friday. January II.
PAUR Henry Independent
Page. tl. died at 1:60 p. to..
Friday, January II.
lilltTHK
ORK-N Morn to Mr. and
Mra. Lyla O. Oreen. at tha Cot
tage boaplial, January 10. an
I s pound daughter. "Joanna
Nola."
FUNERAL
NOTICES
KAN ME MIMIIVA LOItO
Frlenda ara reapecifully In
vited to attend tha funeral eerv
tree for tha lata Fannla Minerva
Lord to ba held Monday after
noon at 1:1 o'clock at tha Earl
Whltlock Funeral home. Plna
avenue at Hlilh with Rev. Ar
thur Eaton, paator of tha First
Cbrlatlan church, officiating. In
terment will ba made In tha
family plot In Llnkrllla ceme
tery. PRANK WILLI AMMO
Frlanda are reapertfully In
vited to attend the funeral aerv
l.'oe fur tha lata Frank William
aon to ba held Mondav after
noon at 1 o'clock at tha Karl
Whltlock Funeral home. Pine
avenue at Blitb. Interment will
ba made In Llnkvllle cemetery.
OBITUARY
HKNnY INDKI'KNDKXT TACK
Henry Independent Page, a
realdent of thla city for tha peal
three yea re. paaaed away at bla
lata realdenca, lilt Radcllffe
atreet. Friday afternoon at 1:10
o'clock following an lllneaa of
two montha. Ho wag born near
Cleborn. Teiaa, March 1. 117.
and aged (I yeara 10 montha
and 11 daya at tha time of death.
Ha la eurvlved by bla wife. Mat
tie Page, flva aona. Fred. Clark,
Floyd. Doyla and Clyde Page,
all of thla city: two daughtera,
Mra. Tomoaaa Willie of Oklaho
ma, and Mra. Lain Wllllama of
thla city.
Frlenda are reapecifully Invit
ed to attend tho funeral aervlcea
to ba held Monday morning at 10
o'clock at tha Karl Whltlock run
eral home, Plna avenue at Sixth,
with Hev. Fred llornahuh. paator
of the Klamath Temple, officiat
ing. Interment will ha made In
the family plot In Llnkvllle cemetery.
SALLY EILERS
JAMES DUNN
!A
From Vint Delmar'i Sensational Novl
When It Came to Girl. He could Take 'Em
or Leave 'Em. Then One Jane Got Hi Wave Length
and Knocked Him for a Broadcast
" Plua
ANDY CLYDE
In
"Movie Town"
AT THE WURLITZER
GOOD
SAYS OFFICIAL
Aerounta of Klamath county
bowed a belter balance at the
and of tha year till than at tha
end of 1 0 30, tha annual report
of Clara Calklna DeVaul, county
treaaurer, ahnw. although the
balance on band appeared to ba
larger December SI, lkill.
Tba balance on hand on Dec
ember 11, IDIl waa lOUIJOK.II
hlli up tha eame dale In 1030
tha balance allowed 0K,r,H. 6,
which Included a aala of 1 1 do, 000
during the latter part of lllu,
leaving an actual balance, with
bonda figured, of I7,1U I In
eiceae of the actual lflu balance
of t2l,6 la on December 11.
113V with the bond laaue count'-d
oul.
Only five accounta, totaling
$939.34, were overdrawn at lha
and of 1931, Including Chllouuln
load, 122.17; KutvrprUe Irriga
tion Dlatrb't Bond and Intereat,
till II; Langell Valley Irriga
tion Dlatrirt (Jeneral, 110.43;
Plna Orore Irrigation Dlatrirt
Bond and Interval. 1494. 66; Wil
low Valley Irrigation Ulatrkt
Operation and Maintenance.
41.11.
Tha road bond Intereat fund
bowed the larguat balance with
1117,731 4J on band and the
current eipenae fund waa aecond
with a balance of 141. lit. 04 with
the exception of the apeclal arm
ory bond fund wbl h bad 46,
621. Ul on band.
Ceah on hand June 10, 1631
amounted to 7n.69 96 whlla
recelpta totaled ll.03H.l:H.U fnr
lha laat half of 1931 with die
bureemeuta of II. 314. 017. He
celpta for the laat all montha
were: from taiee 1710.170.16:
From atate In motor llreniee,
foreat rent. la. etc., $116. 11 63;
from flnea I7.U34.I6; from In
tereat on dnpoatta In banka 16.
13) 14; from aala of bonda 111.
127.60; from feea of clerk and
aharlff offlcea s. 676.13: from
aala of county land 18.116.76;
from Oregon-California Land
Grant M. 721. 3: and from mlv
cellaneoua recelpta II, It!. 64.
Dlatiuraementa Included $96.
109.91 fur warrnnta, tnterent
roupona and bonda: 116.304 32
fnr drainage dlatrlcte upon re
ceipt; 169.746.11 for echool dla
trlcte npon receipt; 1111.693.65.
for eltlee and lowua: 184.176.63
to tha atata of Oregon: 13. 674.06
for prohibition enforcement;
124.113.16 for taiea dlatrlbuted.
Tha report of tha treaaurer
howa that 6201.764.0! waa ex
pended during the month of Dec
ember 1931 although tranafera
of funda left llul.171.66 In
turnovera.
WEATHER
The Cyclo-Btormagraph at
I'nderwood'a pharmacy ahowg tha
i .m- nr..r at aim higher
le vela todav. and until It itarta
downward 'we may expect the
cold wave to remain.
The Tycoa recording mermo
meter registered maximum and
minimum tamperaturea today aa
followa:
High . i
Low
rnr.ai fnr next 14 houra:
Clear aod cold with aharp wlnda.
Tha Claailfled Section la accu
rately Indexed for tha added con
venlence of readera.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
Special election for
Secretary Monday
Night, Jan. 25th,
1932.
HKXRY CRIMES, W.M.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
PORTLAND MVKHTOt'K
PORTLAND,, Jan. II (A") Cat
tle 1297, ralvna 66 for the week.
Weakneaa developed In the major
lltma during tba week, followed
by a loaa of up to lt,e In the bet
ter grade ateera, belfera and cowa,
but bulla and calvee appuared un
changed, aa did the lower gradee
of the former lluea. High medi
um to good ateera aculed 16 to
70, latler being eitremo top;
off grade moved at extreme of
63.60 and then down; medium to
fairly good belfera were 64.76 to
1.16, with atrlctly good Bluff
quoluble to 16.60; cowa moved
around 11.60 to 64.60, while ran
nor to good bulla were 11.60 to
13.76; veulera and calvee ranged
14 to II.
Ilora 4007 for week. Market
rloaed with a loaa of 10c In killer
atuff generally. Top and bulk
light butrhtra early In week were
16.16, hut later 16.16 waa top for
carloada, but nothing above 15.10
waa available for drlve-lua. Htrong
weight and beavy aorta araled aa
low aa 14 60, with packing aowa
14 to 11.16. while slaughter plga
were 14.26 to 16; feedere appear
ed aleady with moat dealrable
aorta 14.25, but extreme quality
waa 10c better.
Sheep 1674 for week. There
waa no change In general prlcea
or trade condition! for the week,
(lood to choice lamba araled 14.60
to 16. which Included eome 76-tb.
aborn Block at 16; leae desirable
lamba were 61 to 14; yearlings
were quotable 1171 to 13.60,
with awea again II to II.
Wool Trade Better
Throughout World
PORTLAND, Jan. 11. (AT
fieneral betterment In the under
tone of the wool trade la reflect
ed In practically all parte of the
world. While price changea re
cently hava by no means been
marked, they have been sufficient
to register the Improvement In
demand In leading trade rentere.
Buying by the mills has been
of decidedly better character. A
small Increase of Intereat among
dealers Is also apparent. Offera
to pay advancea on the 1931 clip
ara mora noticeable while a ahort
tttna ago they were conspicuous
by their almost general absence.
Decreased world's sheep sup
pllee ara generally Indicated by
late aurveya of both tha domestic
and foreign situation. With
smaller banda of sheep, a loss In
the world s sheering total la
quite natural. Perhaps this la
what baa caused tha recent In
crease In buying both at boma
and abroad.
KIMaSH IIKAT BALKM
El'CENB. Ore., Jan. II. UP)
University of Oregon's Freshman
quintet defeated tialem high II
to 19 hera laat night, with a aec
ond halt spurt that was not to ba
denied. Tha Capital City young
sters drew within six points of
tha yearlings In tha closing min
utes.' but the stirring attack of
the latter aettled the Issue. The
Froah led 14 to 7 at tha halL
Tha Coiled Statea protests that
Japan'a Invasion of Manchuria la
Illegal. But Japan probably
knowa that I'ncle Ham haa been
protesting for several yeara about
selling liquor, too.
H. W. Poole Theatres
IE
Pine Tree
7
V- ' Y 1
if ' -r
X- - J
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SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION!
The U. S. C.-Tulane New Year Game
The Now Year Kant-West ClaaalcI'lay by Play With Every
Beat on tha SO Yard Line!
AND
"Strange As It Scoiiia" "The Talking Reporter"
A JOI.I.Y COMEDY "PARIS"
v a a I .est Bhowtng Today of
Kambow -it.. . we chd
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Klamath's Own
"FIFTY FATHOMS DEEP"
A Marvelous Underwater Drama.
All the Mr I'lrtiirra That You Missed at
tho First Run Theatre You Bee at the
Unlnbow. Prices Always 111 and S.V.
NEW YORK. Jan. II, (41
Tha stock msrknt steadied some
what In a quiet week end aeaalon
today, but wss unable to throw
off tha heaviness of tha previous
session.
Decllnee were moderato eo ni
ps red to yesterday's, and In tha
middle of the morning, there was
a temporary upturn In the rails,
but aevera! prominent issues were
off a point or mora at tha clone,
and tha final tone waa heavy.
Tha turnover was only about
700,000 shares.
Balls fluctuated uncertainly
as tha wage negotiations at Chi
cago dragged on, but railway fi
nancing quartera remained confi
dent of a reasonably eatlafactory
conclusion.
Week and bnslnaaa and trade
raporta Indicated eorae seasonal
pickup hera and there. A further
gain In steel output la expected
for tba Youngstown area next
week. On tba whbla, however,
theae reporta were not sufficient
ly impressive to Influence tba
market.
Stock Averages
(Panvrlaht. 1
111. Hiandard
tlce
unipany)
III 10
Total
St. I
Ino'la rr'e
Cfi
Todav
. in las
. 1 17.1
. T I II
. Il l II 4
III
e
Wrv. Day
Week Ago
Month Ago
V.ar Ago
1 Vre. Age -6
Yra. Aso ..
High nv;l-?
'. 1
1
111
no 4
104 1
I OS
141 I
SO s
in I
114.7
jr.) i
119.1
lot
1
US I IH 1 KJ
!lll 11S t 107
.107 1 101 I 101
1 1 H 1 101
. .'. oi :
m: 4 Ki t lit
ill is in
t',1 1S7 t I'l
.111.1 117.7 lit
l.w V3I-Z.
High I1V10) .
l.or (jn,
High i !:) .
Low !: -
CHICAGO HIIKAT
CHICAGO. Jan. 13. OP)
Wheat tumbled to tha loweat
level In a week.
Bearish action of tha wheat
market waa In atrlklng contrast
with the sharp advance which
took place on tha latest previous
Saturday. About tba only aup
port today for wheat valuea came
from purchases made to collect
profits on aalea made higher np.
Practically no new demand de
veloped for wheat from North
America.
Wheat closed nnsettled IK
IK under yesterday's finish,
corn also 1U-1V down, oala 4
H off, and provisions unchanged
to 10 centa decline.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, Jan. 13, (IP)
Wheat. No. t red. 7c; No. 1
hard. 6c; No. I northern
spring (weevlly). S,c; No. 1
mixed. S7Hc; No. 1 mixed. 64 He
Corn. No. I mixed, 17 He; No.
1 mixed, II c; No. 1 yellow.
37c; No. 1 yellow (old). l4c;
No. 1 yellow, 3iHcc to !7Vc:
No. I wblte. 17c to 37c.
Oats No. 1 white. 16ttc to 21c;
Rye, no aalea.
No. I white. 14c to I5c
Barley, 42c to 66c.
Timothy aeed, 13.60 to 11.76.
MAY WHKAT POVXDED
PORTLAND. Jan. 21 OP) Mv
was attacked by tba International
crowd during tha week end option
trading In wheal. On the Portland
exchange cash wheat loat lHe
July 1 c. and September bat c
per bushel.
On the Merchanta' exchange
cash wheat lost 614c per bush-
Laat Showing Tonight
-t H
"Freighter
Destiny"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Ruth Chatterton
la
"Once
aLady"
Officially Listed
A Dead
Actually You'll Be
Surprised 1 .
Actor, JACK HOLT
el, despite the fact that grain
could not ba purchased at the for
mer price. Halea of futurea Sat
urday totaled 4000 bushels of
May.
I-OIITI.AM) Git. 6 If
PORTLAND, Jan. 11, (P)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Msy 14 .64 .62 .62
July I4 .11 .61 .61
Sept. .. .61 .11 .60 .t0
Cash wheat: Big Mend blue
stem. 7c; soft white, western
white, hard winter, northern
spring and western red, 61c.
Oats, No. I wblte, 121.
Todsy'a car receipts: Wbeat,
IS; barley, 1; flour, II, corn, 1;
bay, r
BfTTKR ADVANCK FAILS
PORTLAND, Jan. 13, jpy Tha
advanra expected by many In the
price of butter on the Produce Ex
change for tha week and aeaalon
failed to materlallia. This waa
generally forecaat. Inasmuch aa
the trade hera haa been afraid
to boost quotations through fear
of forcing considerable alien
slock In this direction. With
prlcea here practically all a par
ity with other centera. there
would ba no incentive to (hip bat
ter to Portland, at least from a
distance.
POTATO CALL HUJW
PORTLAND. Jan. 11, OP) De
mand for potatoea la very slow
on tha East Bide Farmers' whole
sale mar .1ft. For tha week end
seaslon offerings were restricted,
but there waa no kaenneaa In the
call. Prlcea remain aluggisb at
tba low point.
E
Al Melhase, well known pio
neer of Klamath Falla who la a
patient at St. Carolina hospital
in Redding. Calif., waa reported
Friday night aa alowly Improv
ing. He la atlll unconscious most
of tha time, according to word
received here by relatives. Phy
sicians hava voiced hope for hia
complete recovery.
Melhase, bla wife and aon,
wera Injured In an auto col
lision when returning to Klam
ath Falla from the aouth last
week. Melhase suffered severe
Injuries. Including a fracture of
the skull.
Dr. Soule, local physician, who
was called to Redding last week,
returned south again Thursday
night to attend the patient. Mra.
Melhase Is reported Improving.
Their aon, John, will return to
hla home at Berkeley, Ssnday.
Look ' Oat ! Frankei.-te4si !
Dry Cleaning
Now!
O'Coata
-ft.OO lp
Chapman
Cleaning At Pre Works
SI4 V.. Main Phone 2!M
Mea'a Snita tl.00
Panta ...Hoc
Hata IOO
Tlea , IOc
Khirta c
Black and Brown
Calf Leather
Oxfords.
Heavy single soles
for every day
serviceable wear
lighter weights
for dress.
AH grouped
at One Price for
Saturday Special
Buster Brown 5hoe Store
Open Until 8 P. M. Tonight
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL
NS GLEE CONTEST
After a rloaa rota, six Judges In
the fourth annual city grade
school glee club concert conduct
ed at the Fremont echool Friday
night, awarded first prise to tha
Riverside school and aecond to
Falrvlew.
Tha prise winners wara tha
smallest schools In tba city to
compete In the contest.
For tha past three yeara Fre
mont school hss won the contest,
receiving permanent ownership of
one trophy. The aecond trophy
will ba In possession of the Riv
erside school until next year.
Five glee clubs participated.
They wera Fremont, Rooaevelt,
Falrvlew, Riverside and Mills.
Numbers ware directed by Miss
Llllle Darby, echool music super
visor. Judaea wera Mrs. Don
Znmwalt. Mra. George Mclntyra,
Mrs. C. A. Henderson. Mrs. Madge
Hampton, Mlsa Harriet Baldwin
of Medford and Mr. Warren
Cronln.
Judges baaed their decision on
pitch, quality, poise, memory, dic
tion, accuracy, attack and inter
pretation. All of tha groups
wera ao nearly perfect that
tha Judges found It difficult
to reach a decision. Quality of
tone and accuracy of pitch aided
Hlveralda aoogatera In winning
the first prlxe. The specialties
wera equally well presented.
Walter Sheets acted aa accom
panist. Musie teachers of tha city
acbool who assisted with tha con
test wera Aagodt Frigaard. Falr
1
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LOOK OUT!
HE'LL BE HERE
TUESDAY
p4
"
Men's Oxford Sale
vlew; Forrest Schneider, Fre
mont; Mra. Neva Da Spain, Mills;
Mra. Fern Peak. Klveralde. ami
Mlaa Dorothea Brown, Roosevelt.
License Examiner
Cornea This Month
Ward MiRevnolds, examiner
of operators and rhauffeurs, will
he In Klamalh Falls, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. Jan
uary 17, la and l. 1911, at tha
city hall, between tha houra of I
a. m. to I p. m 6 a. m. to I p. m.,
and I a. m. to 11 ra , reapectlvely,
for the purpoee of receiving appll
catlnna and conducting examine
Hons fnr operators' and chauf
feurs' licenses.
Look Out! Frankenstein!
VoX
Dft Sound la Town
Cominff Tomorrow
The "Divorcee"
Start Are
Together Again!
From Noel Coward'
(reait Broadway suo
ceas, with Reginald
Denny. Jean Heraholt
and Una MerkeL
Laat Showing Today
"The Big Parade"
Coma with the e two
popular etare, and sea
with tho help of tho
brilli-nt playwright,
Nor! (vrwarri. what La''
takea place behind tho 1
draw curtains of A
4
See these
Exceptional Values
for Men
Saturday Bargain Day
for Men
FOX NEWS
"HAREM SECRETS"
MARIE OBENCHAIN