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Por Rent Rvaltora --.
Furnished Apt, to Let
FurnUhd Houf to lst ,
Furnlihed Rooms to Lat .
Financial
General Notice -Help
Wanted, Male
Help Wanted, Fcal ,
Ltveitocl. and Faed
LrOdree
Lost and Found
Mlscellsneoua (or Sal a.
Ft.raonai-1 .
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Real Estate for Sale -Real
Ettate for Iaaa ,
Real Estate Wanted
Room and Board
Situation Wanted
Store and Offices
Swapa ,
Tra i. porta tloa
TO I.xchsi.gs
18a
ITnftirnlihtd Anta. to Let -13
I'nfurnlshed Bouae to Let -!&
Wanted. MIicelLaneooa ,1
Wa n ted to Rent H
Lodge
KLAMATH LODGE NO TT
A F. ex A. a.
Stated Commnnieatlon
Second and Fourth
Mondays.
Visiting Brother
Welcome
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General Notices
AUCTION SALE At the Merrill
sale yard. Merrill. Oregon: 8
bead Holstein heifers, fresh
by the first of April. 1 Dur
ham cows: f hesd work
horses; t wood saws I one on
truck); S walking plows; one
cultivator; one ditcher; ev
ersl aets of harness, furniture
and other articles. Saturday.
February 13. 1932, at one
o'clock. Colonel H. B. Lew,
auctioneer, M. C. Knotts, man
ager. 6795
A-B-C of Specialized Business
and Professional Service
BOARD
ANCHOR HOTEL DINING ROOM
6th and Oak Sts.
Delicious Food
Sinners a specialty.
Family style, SOc.
Short orders, 6 a. m. to p. m.
Vivian Daffy and Emma Black
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Paul C. Long
Chiropractor and Nerre
Specialist
117 8outh Serenth Street
Phone 1640
DENTISTS
DR. ERNEST H. HALL
8 :cces6or to
Dr. E. G. Wlsecarrer
60S Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phons 64S
DR. J. E. CLANAHAN
SOT Oregon Bank
Phone 836
Residence Phone 2222-J.
DRESSMAKING
BESS MERANDA
Dressmaking
Coat rellnlng. Alterations.
105 Stewart-Drew Bldg.
Phons 1495J. 731 Main
FROZEN PIPES
FROZEN PIPES
Dry and Night Scrric
THAWED BY ELECTRICITY
ALSO SHARPEN ICE SKA1 1
Brt'i Battery and Electrio
12 B. 6th. Phont 146-W.
Pbllshr
One Year .0
market, may be obtained for the
t 3
General N o t ices
CAMR TO MY P-.ACK Sorrell
saddle horse. connected'
on left stifle. J. B, Casev
Beattjr, Ore. 5.7$
SPIRITUALIST reading. llJi
Walnut, 66iJ
MOTHPROOFING
J 4 Year Guarantee
H. 8. C. Method Kills.
Harmless to finest fab
rics. We clean uphol
stery and rue j. and we
do upholstering.
F. A. Thurmaa
Sll Commercial
Phono "71
6 Help Wanted, Male)
WANTED Experienced electric
remgerator man. 11Z5 Main.
5SI1
7 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Girls that play band
Instruments. Sea Bee Wilkes.
122 S. th. 67S7
10 Contract Work Wanted
PAINTING, paper bandar, and
kaisomlnlng. Prices right. Jess
E. Patterson. Phons 13S7J.
S321
11
Furnished Room
FOR RENT Rooms, steam heat
ed. 110 S. 6th. 6799
PELICAN HOTEL Weekl- rates
H: with bath . Hot and
cold water. Plenty of steam
heat. 6672
12
Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM 12 X.
5th St. t 00. SSS7
13 Furnished Apartments
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
apartment. 813 Pine. 6S30
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished
apartment, hot and cold water
furnished, close in. 1745
Menlo Wsy. 6S2S
FOR RENT Ground floor apart
ment, St. Francis Apt., 628
Oak. 5197
HOSPITALS
-KLAMATH'S EMERGENCT
HOSPITAL"
THE VALLEY
HOSPITAL
Cor. Fourth and Pise Sts.
OPTOMETRISTS
DK. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
No Drop Used
Phons StL
70S Main St.
RADIOS
Long's Radio Service
1012 Donald Street
Phons 1454-11
Service, repairing, testing, etc.
Tubes, parts, etc.
Backed by year ot experience.
HULBERT'S
RADIO SERVICE
"For Better Reception"
Equipped and experienced
to serrlce or repair your radio.
Phons 719-M. 1048 Owen St.
No effort Is made In thpwe
clarBlfiffl aU to influenre
your Judgment by flowery
JancuaKe or Bpocion-; aru
ment. The Important polni
of tarh offnr are stated brief
ly and olearly. The choice 1b
left to you.
Is allies
Nothing iwm to be
certain In tht world
ti( or d.Mith-ihe Uitftr
ence i o mnll. One
nioment you're alive
and the nt'xt you're
dad, nd lu knowa
whfti the nd will roiiif?
Krery d.iy we see iu
tani'on o( this. Even
the old rMtahlt South
ern i'acUir waa many
hour late yturday. A
little now nhde. but
the rrvnt enjrinea were
rendered powerlte.
Nature, when ahe la o
inollntHl, can certainly
play havoe with tuuu
made maohinca and or
Sanitations.
i (utftH It'a Juit aa
well. though. for if
thiu pa were certain I am
aure we would alt be
come bored with life and
ourselves.
One of the few rea
sonably certain thinra is
the certainty of retulu
from the ciasifitd ad
vertising. If you have
n't discovered this, call
me at 1900 and 1 will
b glad to help you
write an ad that will
fbow yon these results.
SALLY.
13 Furnished Apartment
FOR RENT Xewly furnished 1-
room duplex apartment. Hot
Springs; heat and water In
cluded. APttlj 117 Basklns
and Erie. 6717
FOR RENT l-room apartment,
overstuffed furniture, flre
plsce. hot and cold water fur
nished, tli month. Cloje .In.
Phone 1654W. Ell
FOR RENT Furnished l-room.
steam heated apartment. Rent
reduced to $4u. Inquire 125
X. cth. Phone 450. S714
FOR RENT First class furnish
ed apartments. Evan apart
ment. Phons 144J, or 200.
4935
Apr-s:4 Hcis.
Best for tha money.
Newly decorated.
With or without fri.idalra.
Electricity, telephone, steam
heated taraire, 135 and up.
Maid serrlce If desired.
11th and Walnut
Phone 700
13a Unfurnished Apt.
FOR RENT l-room duplex.
kitchen ranre, heater, back ot
Union high school. Inquire
1200 Mon Clair street. 6727
14
Furnished House
FOR RENT 5-room partly fur-
Bisneo nnck house, close In
on pavement. Phone 298. In
quire 1344 Esplanade. 6834
2-ROOM house.
130
S. 4th.
E7M
Phone 11S3J.
IS Unfurnished House
GOOD 5-room house;
adults.
4934
$27.50. 13S7J.
FOR RENT Modern unfurnish
ed 4-roora house, garage, 115.
1847 Sargent. S783
OUT OUR WAY
, CUT OOD' . C.T BACK
--. MENi A L.V. 6E CHANGIM Ktp BACK'S j
LEAP VYVTrt ME. I name, d TUti iu' cooP-c wUo I
t p. k r I Place, from uoveP, jukap-o offa I
I UC . NOW, ie; Af -rjj Pqol pAU -TrtERe. PoeW-
oowr git 3CAr- V rtl. .- vl , ws mo gocx
XT PROBILLV VVA,., f WAMT T MtCrHTA E.N-KI (
wkw Ti-t.y Ca. J V1 AFTeei MEy I wappneo ti
IS Unfurnished House
FOR KENT Moder 4-wom
house, raus. garage, llo. &.m
Owens. Inquire at 710 H.
Riverside, list
FOR KENT I'nrurnlnhed five
room house, good location. de
duced to f-a. Inquire 4
Helta. 67ol
1 17 Real Estate For Sale
FOR SAI.K OR RKNT IT
acres, Irrlsatod. ISO acre. In
(raiu lt year, llalaiue sraxs.
Two spritus. 11. .M. lil)cn.
Dairy, Orcmm. 1SH1
4-HOOM partlv furnished house,
KOO. Inquire f:n lllohn.
579S
1S00 KQl'ITY In -room house.
located in Hot sprints, sacrl
ftce for 20 cash. riuuie
JJIlt. S7S0
19
Automotive
FOR SALK '25 Ford coupe
Kl 50. Inaulr tiit Orch
ard. 4S0J
UiSD TRUCK
' SALE
1SS5 Ford truck ISO
18SH Stttde. l'suel JlSti
IS: Ford O. C. F. U 1220
1!2 Ford C. V. P. V l!3i
l2-i Ford Panel J3i
192S ( her. Tk. and
Trailer !SJ
!$: Ford Truck Hit
Ol'R rSKO TRITK8 SFI.l.
FOR LKSf. WHY PAY
.MORE? SF.E Til K BAL
SIUER MOTOR CO. AT
ONCE!
1928 Ford
hox
1929 Cher.
Truck ..
1929 Ford
Truck
Cpe. P. C.
Dump
.1245
275
$275
.$300
$335
$345
$350
,$3J0
-I3T5
.1445
.$500
.1550
.$575
Dump
Truck
C. C. P. V...
130 Cher.
1930 Ford
1929 Ford
Truck Stk..
o. C. P. V.
Panel
C. C. P. U..
DeLuxe
Pump Hrd..
Six-Wheel
Truck "Stk"
19J0 Cher.
19 30 Ford
1930 Cher.
1931 Ford
Del
1930 Ford
193 0 Ford
Tk
1931 Ford
Terms and Trad
Balsiger Motor Co.
Main and Esplanad
sib and Pine
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
FOR SALE Typewriter desk:
other furniture. Mrs. Thresh
er. Empire lintel. 5800
FOR SALE About fire million
feet of pine timber, fire killed,
near road. In center of town
ship 34 north, range 10 eat.
fifteen miles from Southern
Psclflc. For details write Red
Rirer Lumber Co., Westwood.
Calif. 57li9
MONARCH WOOD rang. Phone
69W1. 5793
INSTANT light gasoline rsnge,
4 burners and oven, (lightly
nei. $74.95 value. Now
$39.50. Ruy on easy pay
ments. Montgomery Ward
Co., 211 Main. 5785
GOOD PINE body wood. $5.25.
Fir. $. Phone 1544J. 5777
WINDSOR DeLuxe electric wash
er, slightly used. Excellent
shspe, $50. Ruy on esny psy
ments. Montgomery Ward
Co., 211 Main. 5784
Coal I Coal! Coal!
HARDEST. HOTTEST
ROCK SPRINGS
No ashes, no soot.
Young Coal Co.
444 Spring or Phone 1097
Swap I
VANTKI Team for thslT feci
I'liims 1 .1 0 0 J . bus
Y'OH TltADK Mou.s for rarnen
lor work, I'hoss lsiil. ;s:
21 Wanted Mlacellanaou
TO lirr I'sed darenport-hcrt
riloun I3D0. 67TD
HIOIIKST I'ltlOKS paid for used
(iirnltura. Call Sam, phone
1
22 Livestock and Feed
TRA OK 8hcpp for milch cows,
i'lione JUKJ. W. U. Ull.
5774
WANYICI Poultry, aur amount.
Klsmsth Vsllev produce to.
1025 i. 4th. Phone 50. 1703
22a Poultry For Sale
LAYINO HENS for sal.
IS '1 V 1
Phone
sti;
23
Financial
AUTOMOBILE
LOANS
Refinancing
Mtwt Liberal Terms
Fay I'avtnents
Strictly CouMdeutlal
Courteous 8crvli-
Borrow Additional Money
Or Refinance Your
Present Contract
Motor Investment Co.
Phoa 1144 K. A. Moore, Mgr
3S Main St.
Licensed by state No. M-104
Legal Notice
XOTICK 41F hKTTI.FMF.NT Ol'
FINAL Al'COt N T
In the County Court of the Stats
of Oregon, for the County of
Klsmath.
In the Matter of the Estate ot
Marcus Kay Anderson, De
ceased. Notu-e la hereby given that
Anna .Marie liivhop. aa Execu
trix In the matter of ths estate of
Marcua Hay Anderson, deceased,
hss rendered snd presented for
settlement snd filed In said court
her Final Account of the adminis
tration and a petition for the dis
tribution of the assets of the
shove entitled estste, snd Friday.
February 19th. 1932. at the hour
ot 10 o clock a. m , at the court 1
room of aaid court, at the County i
court house In Klamath Falla. ;
Klamath county. Oregon, has
been duly appointed by said court
for settlement of ssld account,
and the hearing of said petition
for dlttributiou, at which time
and place any person Interested
In said estate may appear and file
his exceptions In writing to aaid
Final Arcount. and contort the
same snd show cause. If sny, why
a finul distribution of said estate
should not he) ordered.
ANNA MARIE BISHOP.
Executrix.
J14.21.2S-F4.il 214.
Noted Japanese
Minister Better
TOKYO. Feb. 11. (U.R) Baron
Kljuro Shldehara. former foreign
minister and one of Japan's i
great political moderate!, waa
slowly recovering tonight from
a serious Heart attack.
He collapsed Monday and for
some hours his condition was
grave. Later, however, ha ral
lied and since baa been making
slow Improvement.
Fliers Quit Air
In Wage Dispute
CHICAGA. Feb. 11. UR
The wage dispute between Khrit
L. Cord and the tl former avi
ators of hla Century Air lines
grounded every one of the com
pany's trl-molored ship today.
The pilots refused to work un
less Corn rescinded his order re
ducing thffr minimum pay from
ll'iO to II "n n month.
By J. R. William
20a
Japs Willing To Die For
The Emperor, Viewed As God
Editor's Note This th last of
six stories oa "Japan's Skyrocket
It Is."
By IIOHFItT TAI.I.KY
NKA Service Writer
(Copyright, 1933, NKA Service.
Inc..
"Whsl will you give ths Km
peror. the Lord of llesven?"
o rune ths first question of a
Japanese school's child catechism.
And the child Is trained to an
swer: "All niv possessions, nd
my Ufa when he requires II."
la th estimation of the Japan
ee, the sickly -looking snd be
spectacled young tnau who sits In
the palace at Tokyo today Is not
a mere human. He Is a god
"Tha Son of Heaven" and so
were all his ancesters In his heaven-horn
line, which goes hack to
six centuries belore Christ. They
were kings long before the day
of Julius Caesar, and 300 years
before Alexsnder th tlreat con
quered the known world.
Reverem for th emperor Is
Ingrained In the cradle, grows
Ihrnllvhnlll tha mnA m,k
death glorious when it promotes
his cause. Wars am fought tor
the emperor. In the war with
Kussis. soldiers rushed to bsttle
shouting his nsme. . . . died with
a smite on lips thst gssped a
until the last.
llli prson Is Mrrrd. No onli
nary romit.nr mmr tuurh him
Dot Ttn bin barber, hla dt-n-tlnt
or bta tailor. Th barlr
and drntiat mimi wear atlk itlovra
wtii-n worklni on him. tha tailor
doo his fitting on another man
of tha santa atatura. lteaplta bta
normuua power and rlrhea. the
a fed Kmparor Mutauhito auffered
from lack of proper nuralm dur
ing his la st Ulneaa for this ra
aoD. Tha present Emperor Hlrohtto.
123rd ruler In tha bcavan-burn
lin. has modified things aoma
what. When, aa prlnra-regM.t. he
returned from an Kuropean tour
several years ago, he permitted a
rousing public reception like
those oftvn given the Prince of
Wale. Old Japanese were hor
ror-atrlrken; the ruilomi of cen
turies had dictated that when a
member of the royal family pass
ed, the people should stand in
reverent silence with head bowed:
that no ordinary mortal might 1
look down upon the emperor from i
above, and to this end the cur-1
talna on upper-story windows of
houses matt be drawn before be i
appeared. I
Though Japan has had a con
stitutional government and an
elected diet (congress 1 since
1890. the emperor la still all-powerful.
No ciar of Kusaia ever had
more power over his subjects than
Htrohlto has today. The consti
tution says the emperor rules by
divine right In accordance with
the laws msde by the diet; actu
ally, his Imperial decre can set
anlde or make any law. even de
clare war.
He la commander-in-chief of
both the army and navy, be ap
points the cabinet that runs the
country, his royal family drawi
12.000,000 n year from the tax
payers, haa n va-t personal for
tune, owns t. ooo.OoO acres of
land In crowded Japan, where
land la worth as high aa $1000
an acre.
It la doubtful If there Is a sol
dier In Japan's army or a sailor
In Japan's navy who would not be
willing to fall upon n sword, glad
ly, at a nod from thla bespectacled
young man In Tokyo. The grav
est aln In the Japanese coda Is
disloyalty to the throne.
a a
The Japanese people would no
more think of putting the em
peror's picture on money or post
age tarn pa than we would think
of doing the same with a picture
of Christ. His picture Is treated
reverently and framed In every
school. A few years ago two 1
school teachers were fined heav-
Klamath Empire News
OFFICERS ELECTED
MERRILL, Or. Monday
ntng, th snnaal election and
hanauet of th Morrill Commer
cial club was held at the annei
of the First Presbyterian church
In spit of th cold nlxht, shout
80 were present,
Roy Haber presided and acted
as toastmastnr. Talks were alven
by E. T. Crawford, Rev. H. H.
Jewell. C. P. Iliiskln. II. O
Co. R. H. Anderson, W. F.
Fruits, Pierce. .Mrs. R. Kattcn
horn, J. W. Steel.
H. J. Ilcndrirkson talked on
th proposed new hlKh school
bnlldlnit. maklna; clear the need
of a new structure. Mr. Tabor
discussed the future develop
ment of Merrill, emphsslzlnit the
need of keepln In close touch
with th nelghborlne; counties.
This community raises much
grain and hay that is used by
tha other counties, h pointed
out, and Merrill Is so located
thst It Is th unlewny to Tulo
Lake country, .which hns Ioiir
been known as the "bresd bns
ket of Klamath county." The
Lava Ileds urn In closn prox
imity and should be widely ad
vertised, he said, And the hunt
lua; of water fowl Is unexrolled
by any other, place.
The commercial club has a
program phintied for exteiiHlve
improvement and benefit of Mer
rill anil community. The Klnftnn
Mtken by the club for th year
Ily for drinking asks In room In
which his picture, hung.
In nw the school catches firs,
the emperor's picture Is the first
thing that niuit lie saved. A fa
vorite story In Japan Is about a
school hoy who lushed Into a
biasing room In reams the em
peror's plctur. found he wss un
able to Mcaiw, ripped the picture
from the frame, gashed his abdo
men with a sword that he snatch
ed from the wall, slutted th pic
ture therein and died In tbs
flsturs with the precious portrait
In his body.
This hoy becsnis a national
heru In Japan.
Htrohlto. the preaeut ernpvror,
waa born Aiiku1 ;l. 1 ! o 1 . lh
cauve f the lllnraa of hla father,
s!liiiisriir Vnali i ti list i Mi-. si,i
had softening of the braUil he
as constituted Prln. p ll-m iit on
Norember 15. tt2l. H succeed
ed hla father upon the letter's
death.
He was married to Trlncem
N'ttitaki. I'nl In Jan nary. ?:V
Th. ir first cltlld waa born the fo
"!" Icrcmi.,.r.
nd Ibri'fl oth
er hat e since follow vd. one nf
whom died III nti pine Infancy
Sliicn nil of the emperor's chit
drrn are girls, ami no eoniait
may ever rule Japan, the bir-pre-auinittve
to tli thrnue U the em
peror's brother. Trluce t'hi.tiiliu.
lie la a year younjeer lhan the em-
l peror, and married a Japatir-e
girl educated In an Amerban cul-
: lege.
t' hi Ike Kuropvan r a!t y. Jap
jan dea not go abmad for royal
match-making. Japan a prlni n
! of tha blitod are married Into n-
j ble famlllea; if there la no male '
lame, a mall nrar-relatlve Is I
called to the throne. j
The Japanese cabinet function-,
very much like PreUrnt Hoov- i
1 er's cabinet, containing II mints
I ters who are appointed by the am
I peror and are reepomlhle to him
I alone.
j The Japanese diet, or enures,
con l it of a house of peers and
a ftouae of represent at I vea. of
equal power. The foruiar are
-.wm s-.. .
are appointed by the emperor for
life; the latter mmt run for re-
eiecuon evrry tour yeara. ineyiwhl,tU ,0 fl,tmlnM -tJn
araw jsuu a year, aa compare.i
to an American congresimau's
t io.im'v year.
The peer are: herldttary mem
bers of the nobility, elected counts
or barons, men of education or
dlitlnguUhed servlca appointed
by the empeaor. elected represen
tative of the taxpayer!, membera
of the Imperial academy elected
by that body.
The representatives are elected
from various walka nf life.
(iovernnra. and sheriff of pre
fectures are appointed by the gov
ernment. Msivor are rhoaeti by
the emperor from one of thre
candidates elected by the munici
pal amtembly, Tha elected chief
maaiitrale of town? and village
mutt obtain the government's ap
protal.
The American sytem or trial
by Jury baa been In effect only
thre yeara. Prior to that, the
presiding Judge heard the evi
dence and decided the accunrd'a
fate, even In capital crimes, which
In Japan are treaaon and murder.
.Many years ago hanging waa sub
stituted for beheading.
The diet, In sen Ion, looks very
much like America's congress.
Little time Is wiuled on debate,
as the JapancHe language dora not
lend Itself to brilliant oratory.
There, as here, prsctlcally alt
leginlatlon la decided In commit
te long In advance. The Japan
ese sotons, however, are honest
enough to admit thli. Initead of
wasting time on a lot of oratory
for political effect.
a a
The poat-Perry rataclyam. In
whlrh the empire's old order per
ished before th march of prog
ress and from which a modern
Japan arose with constitutional
193J I "A better snd larnor
Merrill.'
Officer elected were Roy Ta
bor, president; E. T, Crawford,
secretary and treasurer; Roy Ta
bor, E. T. Crawford, W. F.
Fruits, Roy Hodaes, C. P. llas
klns, R. L. Dalton and H. O.
Cox, directors.
Meetings of the board of di
rectors will bo held about twice
a month. There bos never been
a drive for membership since
It started last year with 20 mem
bers. It now has nearly 60.
MACDOEL, Calif. Because nf
two feet of snow at Red Rock,
th school bus has been unable
to got to Macdnel, High winds
Wednesday night drifted the
rnsds full of snow to the depth
of four and five feet, and the
roads to the Okluhoma district
are closed.
The Woed-Klnnmlh Kalis road
Iirs benu blocked by a miln of
snow, five feet deep. It was uso
less for plows and ginders to open
Hie roads since the wind Imme
diately drifls tli e snow mid fills
tliein again.
Monday night the temperature
unexpectedly dropped to I!) de
grees below rero, which Is the
lowest recorded bv M. A. tlll
iner during the four ye-irs he
lias kept a daily record of lein
psiatures and precipitation.
government, elected representa
tives and (lis publlo ruling booih.
sltered tha empeior's power but
did little to weaken his prestige
The governmental set-up Is illf
fnreiit now. but tha in tin who sits
on the glided throun at Tokyo to
dsv, la still more thsn a mere hu
man being In the estimation of
loyal Japanese. He Is, In their
eye. a god - nothing leas.
Msny many men have died for
his heaven. bnru line on Japanese
bstllcMe,,.
Many, many mors nisy have
thst chnnce.
ntsj
muse me
Pino Tree Now plavlug. Mirk
lUrlheliiieva In "The I.at
Flight." Coming tomorrow
Kddle (Jitlllan lu "The Tip -Off.-
Pt'll. an - Now playing, Klla
I .a ii. 1 1 In "Wicked."
Ha l n how -Now playing, "Two
r'Uled Julli e " t'omtng toninr
row, "Kluti and lift 11 if."
Vug Now playltig, Hucg
! Jnea In
The Kange Keud.
I'lNK Tit IK
ToiL(. It fllf .J,. M,0.llg ot
"The l.t Klialtf.'' starring lib k
Uartlirjiti.. Jutin Mack Urown
and Ih'len t'haiuller.
Cohilug toinotrow la lite popu
lar ervkly amateur show with
new antic, dan --, muab at actt
and hovettlea. c tn the urern la
a hllaroua ruined y called "The
Tip-Off." featuring Kddle jutl
lan. l'r.lU..
Th big double feature bill,
"Wlrked." and the I', ft. C
N'otr I tome game, playing lat
tlmra ttxiar at the l'lUan thea
ter, off ra more thrill in diver
sified entertainment and fine
performance than any bill shown
thli theater for some time.
-b nuiist famoua
jn butory 1 8
j u .mplen
fmithall gme
vs. Notre
from opening
KIlMa .n() Vpflir Mr
xMttn co-tarred In "Wicked.'
nd a Movietone news and car
toon bslanca the program.
It UN MOW
"Mr and Mrs Haddock" have
tepped from the prgea of i.n
aid Ogden Htewart'a hilsrloua
novel, and ar now to be seen
on the screen, living the con
vulalng adventuraa of their trip
to Pari-, in ' Tlnn and lUttle."
opening Friday at the Hatnbow
theater,
I,en Frrol and Zau Pitt are
the two lead, eith lilyaa Taah
man. Hegi Tmry, Jackie
S.arl and little Mitat Green in
the supporting rat.
i
Accurdlng to advance reports
lluck Jones, ace delineator nf
western role, hss more than hlfl
bare nf obtarle to overcome
In ' The Itange Feud." hla latest
picture, which opens today at the
Vo theater.
Ilurk Is aupporled by a rat of
well known icreen names. In
cluding John Wayne, HiiRsn
Fleming. Wallnce Mar Donald,
llnrry Wood. Kd Le Halnt and
William Walling. Hons l.eder
man directed.
yysn i Ji in h MAM)
WASHINtJTDN. Feb. 1. (U.tt
A few drops of blood trickled
in the senate toda..
The "casualty" n Ssnatnr
Fens, repn.. (.. who pounded
his desk so hard In emphailxlng
his opposition to federal relief
for unemployment that hla
knuckles bled. He hurried
wrapped a handkerchief around
hla hand and continued speaking.
HEW DEFEATS
MKRHILL, Ore.i Th Merrill
high school hoop tem played
Henley, Friday evening, at Hen
ley. The score for the girls ws
3.1 to 33 In favor of Merrill,
hut tho Henley boy scored 77
to as.
Thine on the girls' team ar
T)nrls Kandrn, t'aulln llnasley,
I'enrl llensley, Dorothy Haskins,
Mellana Hartlernrie, Louise .Mey
ers, tJaylo Johnson, Alabl Kin
chum, ICdllh llenson and Esther
Atchison.
The lineup for tha boy wu
Hob Walker, Horse Moore, Won
dell Moore, Junior Anderson,
Ward .YTcltnstlc, Albert lllako,
Hob nilllsplo, l.aurenr Frailer,
tiren Ktorey, Loyd Meyers and
Kord Kemptnn.
Mr 8. Peabody la
Honored at Party
LANtlKI.L VALLEY, Oie. A
fnrewell pnrty was given Inst
Tuesday nflernnnn by Mrs. A mm
Cowers nnd Mrs, Knink I'npiilo,
lu honor of Mrs. I'enboily. .Mrs.
l'eiibiidy mid fiitnlly are leaving
soon for (iriiuls I'uks. Tha after
noon was npent plsylng gnmes.
Those attending wnn .Mcsdaine
M.'il'cliiint, I 'n ii I Monroe, Lewi
Monroe, Loomls. Tlrknor, Kuillli,
Wymer, lion I'owe s, i'cuhmly,
Owen le,ple, (llfl, '. llltle. II'iiimi,
Harris, IVtt'iiHH, House, Mls
I'runcos Thuw und the IiimIi ss.
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