THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pe Tfcree
tommy, avotht ni, loan, ,
SAYS CARDINAL
Tl
TRONGER
BTANFOIlD tlNVlCriSITY, Aim,
ill. "Btanford'a footlinll mulurlul
at the proiwit tlma dooa nut aeain
to be tlio equal olthur In i a n 1 1 1 r
or Quality of the materia! avnllublu
for the 122 aauad," gayi Andy
Kerr, Cardlual couch. "Hut thin
done not moan that Stanford will
havo olthur a woakur or un equally
atronn srlil , loam till houhbii. If
'evolution la truo In football, a I
bellavo It to bo. Slunford will huvu
a itrounor tonm thin avaaon In unite
of woakor matvrlal and should bu
ablo to win hor aharo of contemned
' gamon.. Tho outcomu will dopond,
ot eourae, upon the ublllty of the
remaining oandldntoa to build and
to .Improve upon the foundation
laid lait year)"
Knrr la neither peaalmlatlc nor
optlmlatlo ntul null li (r dooa ho mak.
larxe naaurancoa or rouialn non
committal. Ha nayi It would bo
worae than nanloaa for hi in to take
any particular aland other than that
Stanford will bo doing hr bunt to
tho hlttor ond. Ho nan, howovor.
done .lila bvat In tho way of pro-
dlctlona and after drawing a (on-
oral averaRo on a linala ot luck,
ahowa good ruaiton why Btnnford
ought to bo an Improved mncliluo
thla aooaen.
If Kerr wora to play a gnma to
day, lornl 'oxpurta y. tho lino hi
would Pk would without doubt
be na followa: Mooriio Ilnkur at
centvr with Hob Hunt In r.'aiTvo.
Hob Cravens uud I I Vc 1'iivlllu ul
tho guarda. llnrry Phipkey und Krrrt
I.udoko at I ho tueklea,' uud Kr
man Dolo and A. II. Thoina nl
Hi ii nnda. Armour and KoRnra
would play In rai-rvr fur tint
Runrda, l.oomla mid Nelll would
Hub for the ttieklia, while Mcllnr-
mott, llelurr, and Mldtlli'lon could
(to In a: oml. All tin- riml hirliiK
mon playi-d at li-nM half tho rhiik-h
laat aoniion and Kiivlllir and . Cruv-
ona hiivo boon Trunin - for" two;
yeara. ur mo entiro nrai uuu.
llakvr la thu moat liiKxucrhmcod,
but ho will bo a worthy ruplaco'
went, even for Dud Dot! root, Inat
your'a cuptuln.
Tho backflolt will bnvo to be nl
moat entirely built over, ox porta
agroo, Ot Inat your'a aiiinil, tin to
uro only, thrvo iiuarlorbarka mid
three reaervo halfbncka romulnltiR.
Cuptuln "Scotch" fiunpbcll will
probably draw tlrat-atrliiR quarter
ponltlon, backed by lud Woodward
and 1 Oil ' Wheat. New eunilliltit'n
for thla plaro will bo "Mtina" Mil
iholl from tho 1!23 Imho team
Nick Klrwnn, Mltchell'iui uballtutn
mill Dirk I.uwson, who was luell
Klhlu limL year. Ah to tho halves
both Wilcox and Doughty have
anrvod thi Ir tlnio. Vnul Murrny,
Norman Clenvelaud, aud Ouy Den
nla, formor roaorvoa, will now hnvo
to bonr tho roaponallilllty of reg
ular poBltlona. Humllton, Hobortw,
Krnaler and Dwlght will be rhlef
ENGLAND PREPARING
FOR NEXT OLYMPIAD
i LONDON, Aug. 31. llrltuln hna
Bet out to win tho next Olympiad
and, If tho trick la not pulled off,
It will not bu tho fuult of tho KnR
llah publlo In getiiirol which la
giving Ita money to aond a oruck
team to the gamea In 10Z4. It has
been generally admitted that Kng
laml haa loat much of hor athletic
auproniaay during tho lunt docado,
and to regain thla a loading Lon
don nowapaper haa atartod a cam
paign for 1200,000. tho aum oali-
Inotod aa neceaaary to got together
a team and aend It to tho rarla
minion next year.
among tho roiervoa
Of tho numaroua cnnillilatoa for
fallback to replaco Murray Cuddo
bnek,. tho Cardlnnl'a chief acoror
lunt eeaaon, Krulo Nuvora, 100
pound Cull, from Inal aoaaon'a freah
man limm, aooma to bo favored.
Hla competition will conalat of Fred
Solomon, Clifford Hey, Jim Kclloy
C. C, BtrMlon und rtobvrt Wright
Pull lint aly lea aro ready at
It. K. K. atom. 27-1
DAVIS CUP WILL
BE DEFENDED BY
AMERICA TODAY
FOIIE8T HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 21.
Tho Duvla cup, a trophy that nun
welded tlea of frlundahlp between
many of tho great iiullonH of the
world through tliolr tonnla player.
a trophy nought thla year by 17 na-
tlona oiitaldo tho United Stutea,
la to bu defended today on tho turf
courts of tho Weat Side club'a con
crete atadlum by the Americana,
Tho natlona that playod for tho
cup thla your wero dlvldod Into two
zones for the preliminary play.
Canada, Japan, Hawaii and Aus
tralia wero asalgnod to tho Ameri
can xona, Japan defeated tho Can
adians ot Toronto, Australia won
from the Ilnwallana at Orange, N.
J., then defeated Japan at Chicago.
In tho European, zone Franco
was vlctorioua against Spain In tbe
final round, winning tho right to
play Australia In tho United States
for tho honor of challenging Am
erica for the cijii. Czechoslovakia,
Swllterlund, India, Iroland, Argen
tina, France, Denmark, Spain, Itn
uianla, UulgluiiH tho British Isles.
Italy and Holland wero repreacTitcU
In tho European zone.
. This field jnado up tho greatest
that ever competed for tho cup
since .It was donated In 1000 by
Dwldht V, Dnvla of Washington,
I), 0.,-now preslilnet of tlio United
Htulos Lawn Tenuis unsoclutlon and
assistant secretary of war, Aus
tralia won. the cup six times, as
did America, w'allo Great Drlloln
bold It five times.
Why la It. that peoplo who assumo
thu moat usually know thu least?
KOIIOOb HITI'I.IKH AT BOUTH
WHLL'H 27-4
Kodak finishing at fitlnson'a. Stf
ROCKNE TUTORS
FOOTBALL COACHES
FROM 20 STATES
NOTrtK DAME, Ind., Aug. 31.
Approximately 100 football coachoa
aro enrolled In the coaching achool
being conducted at I ho L'nlveralty of
Notro Dume by Knute K. Itockne. di
rector of athletics.
Only football is being studied by
the men under the direction of the
man who generally Is accredited
with having been tho loador In tho
development of tho forward , pass.
No fundamental of tho gamo will bu
loft out, according to Ilockno. The
class will be In session throughout
August. ,
Twenty alatea are represented by
thoso attending tho school. More
than 30 college mentors aro study
ing undcr the Notre Dnme leader
with the hope that they, too. may
absorb some of his ability to dev
elop winning football elevens. High
school football Instructors also nro
going 1n for the clans, mon from U7
sChOol.4 "Cohig ln"utfondance.
: Conoli Uocloio. Iii d i) voting four
hours a day to the class. Unit ot the
tlmo Is given to blackboard work
and two hours to practical exhibi
tions on the gridiron.
When n girl elopes with tho
chauffeur alio may be driven . to
support him.
Three new stylos of Cutter Para tit
K. K K tnre. 27-1
I Hector I V m Merfs
I First Showing of
tv y: ' ir Tin r rr ' "
lX H II - M ' 11 LI
iew rait ivi
Inviting Business
We invite business exactly as a mer
chant invites trade, feeling that we have
something to ' offer which can not be ob
tained elsewhere.
- Those whio'vespond are not disappoint-
ed as witnessed by the steadily widening
circle of friends whom it Is our privilege
to know as permanent patrons.
The American National Bank
Of Klamath Fall
Member Federal Reserve System
La
tThis Rank is Under '
GOVERN ME NT SU PERVISION
'Max Weissl
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BIG SUIT SALE
Stop and look over the
window display of suits at
$17.50
Every Suit in the store reduced
25
Look over the Shoe Specials at
$5.45 v
The Toggery
MAX WEISS
' . , 619 Main St
erciiaBciise
Special Reduction on Mny Lines of
Wanted Fabrics and Accessories For
NEW FALL HATS $5.00
Felts -and Trimmed Hats that
are-timwually1 popular ow.
Values to $7.50.' Saturday
$5.00
32-Inch
DRESS GINGHAMS 19c
j o o"d " quality GhlgRaiTrfsih
checks and plaids. ' Note' the
width 32 inches a ' splendid
buy at-r-
19c
NEW FALL DRESSES
$19.75 $24.75
$29.75
This lot, especially priced, are
extra good values in Poiret
Twill and Canton Crepes.
NEW FALL COATS
A representative showing of the
New Fall Coats, either plain or
fur trimmed in Boliva, Brytonia,
Velour De Laine, Kersey, etc."
' Moderately Priced
$15.00 to $75.00
i,v,ri-i-
NEW CORDURDY FOR
BATH ROBES
Plain and novelty weave in Cor
duroy for Bath Robes. Colors,
rose, helio, Copen, American.
Beauty and amethyst. Priced
$1.00 10 $1.75
yd.
CHILDREN'S WOOL SERGE
. MIDDY DRESSES
$4.50 $5.00
Wool Serge Dresses for school
wenrv Sizes 3 to 12 years.
36-Inch
COTTON CHALLIES 17c
Choice patterns that are desir
able for Comfort Coverings.
3 LB. COTTON BATTS FOR
, -. COMFORTS $1.29
Medium fine grade- of cotton.
Enough on' one batt for Comfort.
36-Inch
OUTING FLANNELS 24c
Full yard wide, in pink and
blue stripes and checks.
2 WIDTH SHEETING 59c
An exceptional good grade
Sheeting, unbleached; 24 '.'yds.
wide; 'Very specially priced
' 59c m
; 72-Inch
TABLE DAMASK 98c
A nighly Mercerized . Cloth.
Looks and wears like linen.
36-Inch
STORM SERGE 79c YARD
A splendid cloth for children's
School Dresses, Separate
.Skirts, etc. '
HOLEPROOF FIBRE SILK
:, ., HOSE 59o V: ,
Most everyone knows ,the wear
ing qualities of Holeproof. Hose.
This is r & special of ferine for''
Saturday'' only. Colors' black -
CLEARANCE SALE OF
KHAKI CLOTHING
f Children's" trousers 'C.Jj$1.38
"Women's Trousers 1.98
I Children's ' Shirts . 1..: 1.38
Women's Shirts 1.98
Women's Khaki Middys .... 1.98
SPECIAL' SALE OF CORSETS
R. & G., Lady Euthand Benner
Corsets specially priced for
Saturday. ' "
Reg. $1.50 ; sale price- .-7.....$1.29
Reg. $2.00; sale price ....... 159
Reg. $3.00; sale price ........ 248
Reg. $4.00; sale price 329
Reg. $5.00; sale price '4.28
Reg. $6.00; saie price 4.98
Reg. $7.50 ; sale price 5.98
Reg. $8.50; sale price ......... 6.98
Reg. $10.00; sale price 7.98
NEW FANCY TOWELS
Our holiday line of Fancy Bath
Towels now on display; also
,Wash Cloths to match most
towels, v Towels priced' i ' ; '
65 c To $1.85
,' 'Wash Cloths ,;!'
12V2C to 25c
"and bfowai.
Children's
WHITE COTTON HOSE 10c
An exceedingly low price for a
good hose. Could not be
manufactured for this price.
NEW CHAMOSETTE GLOVES
Strap and Gauntlet ..styles in
the best ; Fall shades. : Priced
$1.00 to $3.00
mrMmCome In and Visit-Will Be Glad To See Youm