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Deer Season Opened
. 10
TP 1
Sept
Have You a License?
Do You Know the Best Places?
We are in a position to supply you with the very best in hunting equipment. Guns Ammunition Boots Hunting clothes of
all kinds. And in addition to these things we serve as an information bureau for the benefit of all sportsmen. We can tell you
where the deer are to be found the distance from here the condition of the roads and any or all information that will make
your trip easier.
For 19 years THE GUN STORE has been the center of the sportsmen's world in Klamath County, and we have maintained that
position through square dealing and selling only that merchandise that we knew was the best for the money.
Make the Gun Store Your Headquarters
Ti
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Gun Store
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There is nothing more conducive to
good health than keeping your foods
fresh and wholesome.
The cost of keeping your ice box full of
ice is so small no o?ie can afford not to.
Order today. Save your foods and con
serve your health. Cool drinks bring
comfort put ice in your water.
Oregon Trunk
President May
Be Here Soon
O. T. Attorney is Com
ing to Klamath
Next Week
Klamath Ice &
Storage Co.
Phone 58
It is possible that W. F. Turner,
president ot the Oregon Trunk rail
road, will ae:ompany Claries F.
Hart, attorney of that lino, on a visit
to Klamatu Falls next week, lo'-'a!
i rail officials admitted today.
Mr. Hart is coming here f:r the
purpose of making further arrange
ments concerning the railroad hear
ing on the Northern line extensl-on
fr-m Bend to Klamath Falls. He
will interview witnesses who will ap
pear before the interstate commerce
commission examiner in Portland.
October 5, and submit their testi
mony. The Northern lines are drawing
their witnesses from the lumber
men, livestock men, farmers and
business men, who would be Imme- '
dlately affected by fc-ie construction j
of the new line. Their theory, i; j
was explained, is to have not morel
than one or two representatives
from each industry In Klamath to
testify in their support at the hear- j
ing.
With Ralph Btidd, president of
tho Great Northern, Mr. Hart was
a visitor in Klamath Falls several
weeks ago to interview prospective
witnesses.
'Mitchell Ready to
Fight Army Heads
SAN ANTONIO," Sept.' 10. "If
the war department does not like th
statements I made lot officials take
any disciplinary action they want,
court martial, orno court martini,
but there will be no investigation,
no pleas, no defense on my part
covering a question of that kind,"
Colonel Mitchell declared here today,
answering a question as to what he
Intended doing It prosecuted by the
war department for his statement
of last Saturday.
SHERIFF APPOINTED
MAR8HFIELD, Ore., Sept. 10.
V. W. Gage of Coquillo, member of
the county board of commissioners,
was last night appointed sheriff of
Coos county by the county commis
sioners to fill the unexpired term of
K. P. Ellin gsen, who was killed in
a nnutomobile accident.
Roundup Queen to
Have 2 Attendants
PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 10.--The
court of Miss Mlldren Rogers,
queen of the Pendleton round-up
for 192!), has been completed by
the appointment of Miss Agnes Mc
Murray, of Portland, daughter ol
William Mc.Murray, general p039en
ger agent -of the O. W. It. & ti.
lines and Miss Doris Churchill,
queen of the Ellensburg, Wash., ro
deo, as attendants to the queen.
I Two local girls, Minn Catherine
j McNary and Miss Mary Clarke, were
; appointed some timo since as at
i tendants. The queen and her aides
I will head all round-up parades dur
ing the show.
Education's great. Some people
cuss and sweat. Educated ones pcr
spiro and use profanity.
DRUGSTORE
Lord Baltimore
Stationery
Wo are known by the Hln
tioQery we use. Writing paper
reflects character and taste as
readily as personal appear
ance. Lord Baltimore Is one of
our most popular numbers be
cause, although moderate in
price, It reflects quality.
All popular sizes nnd tints
may be purchased in attrac
tive boxes. 24 shoots nnd 21
envelopes.
Star Drug Store
VHe &yoMj turn
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
British Earl
To lose Title
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. (p) Ol
iver Henry Wnllop, who lias become
Karl of Portsmouth as a result of
the death of his brother, Is practically
certain to lose tho American citizen
ship he now holds by naturalization
when ho accepts the llrlllsh tltlo.
Officials of the bureau of natura
lization, through refusing today to
pass judgment on the case in advance
of formal presentation, pointed to
the ntatuto which automatically di
vests any American of United Stales
citizenship when ho takes an oath of
allegiance to a gorelgn government.
It Is understood unofficially that Mr.
Wallop must take such an oath In as
suming the enrlshlp.
PHILLIES STILL
T 1 LEAD
Sedgwick Company
Goes to Pendleton
PENDEETOX, Ore., Sept. 10.
Ed Sedgwick's company of tho Uni
versal Pictures corporation will re
turn to Pendleton Saturday to com
plete the filming of "Under Western
Skies" during th" round-up. The
picture star, Nonnun Kerry, will re
turn here nlon with about 18
others. The company's livestock
has been hero Kince last Hummer
when they were filming ''Under
Western Skies" and "On the Fron
tier." ,
Round-up scenes Including a
special hurdle race will form the
finale of tho picture "Under West
ern Skies."
Jack Woods Wins
Wrestling Match ,
EU0ENB, On;., Sept. 1 0. Sailor I
Jack Woods, of Houston, Toxuh, J
took Illll Thornton, light heavy
weight Wrestling champion of Cun
.',. down to two straight falls, at
the Armory curd here last night. ',
Woods drew the first fall In 43
minutes with an arm stretch, nnd
the second by a body scissors and
arm lock In 13 minutes.
John Nnppor of Creswell pinned
Paul Pnnoff of Portland with a
combleatlon head nnd wristlock In
nlno minutes In a preliminary.
Two Successive Victories
Over Senators Kindle
Their Hopes Again
NEW YORK. Sept. 10 (fl1) Two
successive victories over the world
champion Senators have rekindled
Philadelphia hopes in the American
league camp.
The hopes are bused on slight
mathmctlcnl chalices, however.
Although they are still trailing
by seven games, the Athletics have
pulled an oven break out of the
series with tin! Senators and their
lethargy which oxtended through 12
losing games Is ended.
The Macks came out of a froo
hlttlng game yesterday on tho long
end of a 0 to 7 Hcoro, totalling 15
safeties off three Washington hind
ers. Four pitchers were used by
Philadelphia, Iliiiinigartuer finish
ing as tho winning twlrlor.
The only other American league
game the Yankees bowed before the
Red sn.. G to i. Babe Ruth hung
up a pair of doubles and two
singles lit four times at bat and
drove In three of tip! New York
runs.
.Murk Koenlgi recruit from the
St. Paul American association L.
established himself at short with
tin; Yankees, replacing Peewee
Wan nlngear,
Pittsburgh dropped the final
game of a series to the Cubs II to
7, after an eleven Inning fray. The
set-back reduced the leud of the
Pirates over the plants to seven
and one half games. Other clubs
In the national league were not
scheduled.
, MISS TORRRY LEAVES
Miss Eleanor Torrey of Rim
Francisco, who spent several days
hem visiting with her Parents, Mr.
and .Mrs. Harry Ponte, returned this
morning to her home In the south
ern city.
French artist snyu Anierlcun girls
are Just dolls. We nay you can't
stuff omu wit sawdust.
Railroad Wants
To Discontinue
MEDFORD, Ore., Sept. 10. II. II.
Corey, T. It. Campbell and S. II. Mau
ser, members of tho slate public ser
vice commission, hoard evidence here
today concerning the request ot M.
V. Ilnrnum, that ho bo nllowed to
abandon his railroad from Mcdfnrd
to Jucksonvlllo, and sell the equip
ment. The request was opposeil by
resident) of Jacksonville nnd the
Medford chamber of eommerco. At
the close of the hearing, Corey an
nounced that tho matter would he
taken under udvlsoinont for 15 days.
Old chairs life
NEW
FURNITURE of all sorts
tnado bright and inviting
in new and up-to-date
"clothes" by a little play
work with Decoret Enam
els and Varnish Stains and
Fullerwear Varnish I It's
easy to renew your furni
ture or refinish it in the
present day vogue.
Also, ask for booklet.'The
Art of Decorating with
Decoret," It's free and is
full of ideas on finishing
and refinishing furniture
and ornaments.
VtrTJi crry lull Una ol Fuller
W Hi Pilau ,nd Vim Una and
ctn tupply your nnd.
Browne's
Paint Store
w p. fuller e CO.
Ml MiKion 8tre 8m Frnnclico
Uupcliti In Picnic Com Cllln
Puller
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