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THE EVENING HERAT.D. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
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Ycti Could Call This Team of Athletes a Para
disc for Grirdiron Hunters
Who says men are hard to give
for men which prove the contrary,
brances chosen with taste after a
Shirts Always Please
The special desirability of shirts
shown here has its foundation in
quality that assures lasting smart
ness and coloring.
Give Neckwear
Even if he has a dozen ties you
find he is fairly beaming when you
give him two or three for Xmas.
Warm Gloves
Gloves of wool, fancy and plain,
. lined gloves of silk and wool, kid
gloves of all colors.
Gifts he wil pcini with pride to as remem
rasn'j !.c.iri.
Bright Mufflers
Cheerful wool mufflers bright
plaids, soft stripes, smart checks,
overplaids; they fit right into the
spirit of the holidays.
Smart Luggage
Leather traveling bags, women's
fitted cases, leather and composi
tion, women's hat bags, plain and
fitted; Hartman trunks are also a
fine gift.
Phoenix Hosiery
No man can have too many pairs
of hose, he always needs more,
and you can pick them very well.
Wool, silk, and mixed.
A Price for Every
Pocket Book
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Pajamas
Smart Pajamas, new novel colors
in Middy effects and button, silk
pajamas, Rayon pajamas, cotton
pajamas, wool pajamas prices
are not high. "
Leather Novelties
Men's Military Erushes; Men's
Genuine Leather Cases, containing
Brushes, case for razor, tooth
brush, cream, etc., also scissors,
file and other necessities, .all very
appropriate.
A Gift Store for
Everyone in the Family
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JW p.icr..... Michigan Guard
jS&V Wolfe Chicago Tackle fr;Ov '
kM. Buck BaUwin-WalLwcEnJ I
LV0,,J '.Johns I lopkins . . . Quarter , V
V I Hare. Yale "Fresh". . . .Ilallhack 'SY
vJtJnl I Ursmus 1 . .ii.uid.uk
rt&' Beavers Arkansas Fullback
Our All-Animal eleven would make
the fur fly against any opposition. I'ach
man is as crafty as a FOX and can
DUCK the line with all the ferocity of
a LYON. The backfield runs the ends
with all the fleetness of a HARE.
Our left guard is a BAER and MARE
attends to all the kicking.
This eleven works with the diligence
of a dam of HEAVERS and has never
been known to WOI.FE at a referee's
decision.
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To give the team sartorial elegance,
the moleskins arc trimmed with MINK
and MARTIN.
There is no doubt about the class of
thw team. It's the KATZ.
State Highways in Southern
And Central Oregon Reported
... Good by Comission on Roads
' (icnerully upcakinK. ntuio high- Urrmn. IkhiipiI h)r the unite hlish
way In central and 1 lUlhern Oro- v ronimlMlim
Kon. Ini liiillnK mh-wet..rn ! kliiiiuilli 1'ullit.ljtkrvli'W
conn tins or Ori-Kiin. ri nooil do- , lllliii.
piti the mlv.'nl or wtnti-r. Kliiir.ath KallH-lluiunzu : Ma-
KollowliiK la tlie wenkly report auam
on conditinn or state nignway in
Hnnania-I.oretiz Mill: Olleil
rniid. riMiich and muddy.
l.orvns Mill-ltini tv : Maculum.
llntty-Hly: Crudcd ruadlM-d,
rmiKh and muddv.
llly-)ri'a Vl!rv: Old rnnd.
riniKli. ttnen fur hormi drawn vu
hlrl.m only..
, lin-wa Valli-y I.ak.'Vlnw: 23
nillfM maradatn.
4h'liiM-o lllirlinai.
I Itedmoiid rrlnovlllo - Mil, h. 'II
Mm-ndumlzrd and In Kond i-uii
: dltlon.
I Mlti hi'll-Ann. nn.,vvllle- I Urt
rnnd. rnuifli hut paHMihln. ClinlttH
r'titlrcd after rln. Mako lnrul
i Inquiry at Mll' h.'ll and Dnvvlllc.
.Modfiird-Trall - TronpKct I'nlon
Crxi'k: Maindaiii.
Unliiti rrni'k r rlimtli lliiundary
Criinr l.k National I'ark: t'loi
id liy fitow.
Miki'iil lllttliwnv.
KiiK"li" llolknuti HirliiK Hlntnra.
Ki'diniiiid Mrnd: Miiiuiliuu. Clialiia
iidvlm'd on .uiiimlt. Makn local
Imiulry at Kuacua and Hi' ml aa
tu biiuw coiidllloiia all McKulitla
1'ana.
tli'dnitoil llluhuav.
(Iranla I'aaa-Kmliy-I imt I'ri'i'k:
4 in 1 1 .a ! It'll maiadim, 11 mill'
now coiiHiriii'tloii In (air condi
tion. (1.5 mllm Ku'id tniiradtini.
lii'rr C'rciik - California Hlalu
I.Iiih: VI uilliiN oiled tuacadaut.
ItiNiMii-cIt CojiMt llluliuay.
ll'niiM and I'urry couutliial.
l.tiknildii Nortli llcnd: Maiad
utu. Ktirry iiitohn Coom liny.
Nortli lli'iiil-Mui'iliflrlil CimiuIIIu:
I 'a veil.
('oiiiillle - lliindon Port Orfurd-
jllnlil lli ach - llrniiklniii l ullfiiniln
Huih Line: Macadam. New ferry
ill lli'Rii river in operation.,
l-'n-iiiotil HIifliHay.
Ilend I Jiplnn Silver l.ake-Kuni-titer
Lake: Tartly niaiMilanilied;
tn lo n n iiuliuprnved dirt road
Miiiiimer l.ake-l'nlKley: H mllea
inmaiUni: luilanrn fair dirt mail.
J raUley-l.akevlew: Macadatn.
I l.akevlew-Ni w I'lne t'reek t'nll
'forula Stale l.lue: Tartly maend-
auilted; balanco ftr dirt road,
renlral Heron lllutivra).
Ilend lliirna: Klrnt it mllea
inacailiini: lialanca fair dirt road.
Itiiriin-Criinc: Miicndamlied.
Crane-Vale: Itouah . but pira
aide, .ililatiil Klionalli I ulla
HlKliway.
Alit.init.KlMtiii,lh VnUrn- Mlrilll.
nlu. a.Mt iiIiiiiia Hi miiv limn
The liilli-- nllfiimla HIiiliMav.
The Htllea Dii fur-Man pin-Waa-co
t'ouuty Line: Macadam.
Wanco t'ouuty Line - Madraa
Itedmnnd' Ilend- La pine - f'reacrnt
Kort KlannftliKViiiiatli Falla: (III-
Jid macadam.
Klamath Fall. Merrill - Callfor
lula Suite Line: Macadam. All
Komi cnttdltlon.
I Tnciria lll-liviav.
I Piirllnmt-O.wi'mi - (ireaon City-
Sale in- AllMny-llarrlaliiin-Junctloit
I liurr Crania Taa Medford - Anli
i lu ml al 1 rornln State Linn: Paved
Where to Hunt I
Itv MultltIS .( KMIM N
Africa offera the till lama
hunter ilia uioNt tirollfle lut r
tany huniliiK around In the world
Kor either ahootlnit, aeelnii or
plcturn-taklna. hlx aaina llrlllah
Kant and Tauxanylka Territory
j relitn nupreme.
lucluileii are lion, rrorodlle,
rhe.itaha. leoparda and oilier pra
daiory anlniiiU. Klephant. rhino,
hippo, water huffalo, a treat va
riety of nutelopea and aaiellea,
Imludlnx ureater and lorimr kou
duo, eland. ory, Rernuck, Im
lialla, ami. (irunt aaielln, Thnmn-
j ami aoxelle, rledhui k, dulrkar
; and many more
A hiinier, with averaaa reautia.
an hnx a carload of African big
Knmit In a month'a lima.
There'll be No Aces Trumped at This Party
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AIMEE TELLS
OF HER IDEAS
The opening of the tournament of the American Auction Bridce League In Chicago i pictured
bore. Mia Olga Miller, registrar, ia shown with one of the prize cupa. a trophy offered by the
Cleveland Whist club. Silence prevails while the games are in progress, and as yet no slayings
because of trumping of partners' aces hare been reported.'
MURPHY TELLS
get back into bed and laugh,"
STORY TODAYS Another Klute Witness
- ' j Ernest Wenzcl, upon croas-ex-
( Continued from page 4) lamination, was unablo to tell
entine In cross examining Tedjwhcre Murphy ha(1 made (hfi
Murphy this morning asked: , randier in hia
presence.
"I only recall that It was
ahout two yeara ago when Mur
phy made the remark to me,
"I'll get Chandler," he answered
Prosecuting Attorney Manning.
.1. L. Jacob, director of the
Klamath Irrigation Hoard, testi
fied to first seeing the body as
he drove to the .Murphy ranch
wllh Dr. F. M. Trout.
"Did Murphy make any state
ment tf you at that time?" Man
ning asked.
Mike Kxcitc.1
"Yes, Mike was in a highly cx
cl'td state of mind. He mum
b'.id something about 'Love, you
had It comlnt, to you for a lon'H
time,' as he stood l,y the body
with a rifle, in his nunc" Jacob
tcnt l.ed. The defense jl-.ed the
court to have this testimony
i-.trfcken from the record. The
renueit was denied.
"Had Murphy been drinking,
7 were you close enough to de
tect an odor on his breath?"
I lie defenso attorney asked.
In answer to this question, Mr.
Jacob stuted, "Yes, Murphy bad
beon drinking."
Charing Shuck of Morrill, who
appeared for the defense testi
fied that he had known Love
"After the shooting when Dr. I
Patterson had arrived, did you
not take some cartridges out In
your hands from your pocketB
and shake them between rickett
and Thomason and say, we have
lots more of these."
"I did not", the witness an
swered. 'j Kpencer Testifies
"Often In the night while I
worked at his place, Mike Mur
phy would get tilt of bed, pace
the floor, wave his hands above
hla head and cry, 'I'll kill Love
Chandler'," testified Oeorge Spen
cer, Mate witness, when placed
on the wltnesa atnnd lute yes
terday afternoon.
' ;' Spencer worked for Murphy for
tevoral months nnd is now em
ployed on the Wllllnms ranch in
tho vicinity of Tule Lake.
"Hid you ever dlscUBs this with
anyone!" Manning asked the
wltnesa. ,
t: Warned Clinudler
' "Yes, I did, nnd while I was
not a personal friend of Chan
dler's, I onre told him. If 1 were
In hla place would watch out
for Mnrphy," Srwncer answered.
. "After he would make this
threat, while dashing hack and
forth tthnut the room, he would
Chandler, deceased, for about 15
jears.
Had Reputation
"What was his reputation?"
"Had," the witness answered.
William Halouiek of Modoc
county, testified In a similar
manner. Ho had known Chan
dler for about 16 years and de
clared his reputation was had.
John Zl.inden and Charles
Maupin, called by the defense,
stated they were una'ile to testi
fy as to the reputation of Chan
dler. Kd Maupin, son of Charles
Mauplll, testified.
"The reputation c.f Ixive Chan
dler was bad," the witness stat
ed, after thinking seriously for
a few momenta before giving hla
answer.
Peaceable Man
"I never knew Love Chandler
to be other than a peaceable
man," Dr. F. M. Trout stated !
from the witness stand.
"What Is the reputation of I
Thomason and Wenzel?" the de
fense asked. I
"The reputation of mil Thom
ason and Krnest Wenzcl Is bad,"
he answered.
There might be complication
though, a the doctor says. Kup
pose Tuskegee should phone for a
"slashing" halfback and the bur
eau should misunderstand!
Phil won in a walk anyway.
But then maybe he was only
a'tcr the Munu.
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chance to give. Convey upon
them committee work, missionary
work."
Heforc an audience of approxl
mntely 23UO people, Mrs. Mc
Phvrson appeared at the fair
grounds exhllft building last
night, fresh and spirited despite
her long drive from San Fran
cisco. 'The Coming Revival" was her
topic and the evangelist scored
i evolution and the "higher" crlti
! cirm.
Never had any spciker won an
audience in this city like Mrs.
, McPherson did last night. Her
audience was won by her first
effective gesture, her first stir
ring plea for Christianity.
I People from every walk In
j life were in attendance. In
I looking over the vast audience
one looked upon several hundred
I people of the Four Square gos
pel who hid assembled lo hear
ilhe founder of their ect. Here
land there through the crowd
. were scattered men from the
i woods who listened quite as at
tentively. 1 Many of the local ministers
jwere there to view the renowned
i woman preacher.-
"The Four Square Gospel" will
! be the subject for tonight. The
services will start promptly at
' 7 :S0 o'clock.
"There is hut one rcnrrlcge. I'm
an orthodox., Wb'ln Judge Lind
sey Is an acquaintance of mine,
1 must say 1 huirtily dtiugren
!wth h:r. views on mirriuge.
(There Is but one wedding ere
Imony: on ritual for the J'ilni:i(
'.together of mnn and wife, that -Is
.the one sanctioned by Clod," Mrs.
McPherson said.
The effect of companionate
mirrlage In China were revealed.
i Such a social evil as the "mod
lernist" marriage ia moht degrad
ing to peoplo In the n.lnd of Mrs.
McPherSon who studied this con
dition while In Chlni scvcrcl
(years ago.
"One wife for each man one
mah fpr each wife, and we remain
a strong nation, for the home Is
I the nation. I do not bellete. In
I re-marriage. Divorce Is to ' be
countenanced only when two peo
' pin have found It utterly unbear
able to live longer together. Hut
j after this separation there should
be no re-marriage.
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KKKOICKMTATIO.Y PLAXXKD.
ASTOItlA, Ore., Dec. 8. (AP)
: Tho Crown-Willamette Paper
1 company announced today Its In
tention to reforest all Its cut-over
land In the Youngs river region
near here. Planting of 050,0110
young trees Is expected tu be
j completed early In 1928.
The Hr4tish fight fans didn't
I wax so vory enthusiastic over
! Phil Scott's victory, 'tis snld.
They probably thought some cor-'
respondent over here was pulling
I a Dr. Logan on them.
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