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FRIDAY TO BE
; NOyELFEATURE
, Semi-Formal Affair At
i tract Many Students
and Alumni
With any uumbor of novol fea-
lores 10 uo inirouuceu at me
bo Introduced
I'nivursiiy unuttt mis rvvniun,
which Is to be held at the Win
( ter Garden, stndenls home from
. t-'olleRe for the holidays, alumni
and the general public are look
ing forward with much Interest
to the affair. The Jack Bow
rlug orchestra will give several
apeclal features which they navebfi aa9lstcd by m of ,h I
sieging ot a group of Oregon
LITTLE JOE
rur OS6D To BE
COOL. Atid t2M ARE
STtUU
COOC.
rauissBBiMn
' ' j'1 benefit!
m-n-c-e
i
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AT THE
Fair Ground Exhibit Building
UNDER THE AUSPICES
Central Community Club
The proceeds from the dance to be used
. for worthy relief, under the direction of
the executive committee of the club
" Saturday Night
MARCH 24
V " TICKETS $1.00 NO TAX
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS
'R. IS. "Bradbury
" - Henry Seamon , .
, Harry
I Side Glances
-r . "Yott'ro about
another feature of
the program.
ThroiiRh thu courtesy of
VliIlK Klertrlc Shop a radio
; been Installed at tho Winter Car
den, which will enable the gueau
J to reeelva the KEX program from
,10 to 12. During then hours
the' gueata will dance to the
music of KKX. At 1 1 : .1 0 aii
' nouncement of the awarding of
jthe silver trophy to tho city cn-j
j Joying tho largest crowd at thoj
onnro win ue inatie over ivr..x.
I Klamath etudenls nra anxious
that this city win the trophy and
la large crowd Is hoped for. Pro
j coeds will go towards the' Fine
'Arts building.
The dance is not li vltational
... , . ...,. ,, .,,.,i
Ing to announcement made this
afteruoon by members of thd
committee In charge.
Oregon colors will be used In
decorating the hall for the dance.
Miss Margaret Cummings Is
rhulrman o( the committee in ,
Vi a fit, nf n rn ,, onmunfa and L
; college i students here tor the
spring, vacation.
Farmers Told
To Open Fight
On Squirrels
A note of warning to all farm
ers in the Klamath basin advis
ing that ground squirrels .have
made their bow for 1928 and are
busily at their destructive work
has been sent by the county
agent's office.
The letter urgently suggests
that farmers bestir themselves,
secure poison materials, and be
gin poisoning operations. -
Poison distributing stations
have been established by the
county agent's office at different
! points throughout the project and
the poison Is sold to the ranchers
'for a nominal sum.
The'rodenta by their tactics of
Booth
Sam Deh'Iinger
Jess Johnson
By George Qark
onus will be
my on'a build. What Blie nightie do
ou rmr
burrowing and undermining tleUU
arc a serious nuisance to farmers
tho land. a result, a Bt'lemifU' cam
hna.paiKU of rodent eoulrol hn been
rarriad on In thU count' for the
past few years. Hecause of this
control work the rodent menace
has been held to a minimum
At The Liberty
I
-
What Is there about the ordl -
.,.
nary Western Mm obe sees on
the screen that makes It popu-
lar? Why do. most men vole In
favor of "The Last Outlaw"
when they are offered "Hearts
and Flowers" or some similar
socety drama?
Yon wll find that mom tl,n
50 per cent of tho biggest money
makers fall In the Western' cate
gory. Aranslng as this may seem.
It would appear that the Gary
Coopers and Krcjl Thomsons re
bringing more joy to American
manhood than any of tho Latin
lovers. k
"Tho Last Outlaw" will be
seen at the Liberty today.
At The Pine Tree I
Aviation, now the gr ate-H
popular fancy, haa Its comedy
possibilities exploided for the
first time In a motion picture by
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat
ton in "Now We're in t.ie Air,"
the Paramount film at the Pine
Tree today.
Against their wll. Beery and
Hatton have been soldiers, sailors
and firemen, and now they are
aviators, through no doing of
their own. They land in the air
serrien when thalr nmnlrtva, a,.
lists and they wander luto a pro
1 poller testing room and have
their highlander costumes blown
off.
., Some one tosses them a pair of
flying uniforms and before they
BAKING
POWDER
SamePrice
for over
35yedrs .
25 ounces for 25 cents
Guaranteed Pure
and Healthful
Our Government
used millions of pounds
Mom'n Pop
fl'u &E.TT1M&.
FANICKV ABOUT TWiS
With wS
iJUCLE tFFAVR . MW
phone hws'Beem
le&m.
wta ALL
PLiMUED,
Kxrr hawk
ISlTS THE
DARE
FOQ. A
FINAL
CONFEREHCE
BEFORE
ILiM& TUE
$100,000
ME&ttT BALM
Suit
a&aimst
POP
PUBLICIT
"TO ME , Att
ALW mo
-r i r o T3 1 t
Freckles and His
- I . sis ' r
v .. r-rT M ' . J -
TTTE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
know It they have b'on 'mistaken
fcr nvlators and Are In thti ulr.
Mistaken Ideutlty djmlluitos the
plot. I.oiil Urooks playa a dual
rolo. She Is both of twin sis-
on. of who... i. a l-,-....h
one of whom is a
fealty and the other liorinan.
I llevry fulls eln love with the
tleinun twin and 1 latum will) the
French, but they are unable to
i tell the girls apart, so all sorts
cf scrambled complications ensue.)
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mistaken for Herman heroes, and
are uriilmoU ot tho sumo status
by tho French. This Is too Rood
"lo '""t. however, and they are
about to be finished off by a fir
lug squad when the war ends,
and each wins the twin ot his
choice.
( The picture Is repleto In thrill
Ing aviati:n situations, but most
owthe comedy takes place on the
ground. Clever gugs punctuate
the entire production and the
picture may be safely said to be
the funniest and brat Haiton and
Beery have done yet.
! Frank Strayer directed "Now
j We're In the Aalr." and the cast
Includes Malcolm Waite, - Emilo
Chautard, Duke Martin and Hut
aell Simpson. ,
j
The wife wants a loaf of that good
old fashioned
Salt Rising Bread
Made by
Sixth StreetBakery
124 South
THE GABBS
WHEN'5 VOORVfAW 5HUT OP
DUMB FRIEND ('I SOPHIE'S HOT
sofiE coming; I kmj so ouna
OVER AGMN rXX) 7H1HK
ALL
V V
MRS. CABE,
KcME-WBtH
oua f UTUBE
kUD TV(E
RE.PECT OF
IS ABttOftREi
3E$IDE,
1m COMtAUNlT-
m an"
MCIUQ fttttklGtMG
M&M GUMA1. TO
COURT ND CLELfttUb
VnnO Nl&ME..TulkiW
VH.T,nHAj MEAMS1
TO VOL)
Friends
i. n nr
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!
&
At The Orpheus
: . .
"cry collco rrulurnlty
Ulul '"rlty of any consequeuc
Is represented by a member III
Ihe cast of "The College Hero"
which will he shown tit the Or
pheus today. For tho production
Columbia l'turc Insisted that
!
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"LET YOUR
GLASS
TROUBLES BE OURS"
All
kinds of Class
for
all purpose
FMijuutes
eil fur:
gliully furnish-
s SASH DOORS
FRAMES .
CABINET WORK
The Glass House
I'honc 4T7-W 1 lib and I'lne
Sixth Street
BLAH-SHE THIS EVERVTHINJ
!bOUNO TO 8E DUMBj,
Hawk's
.- X SUE VKEMttUlHU. t
VJERE IN TME ECi.
SOVAETHIMf MUST "6t v
iwj OOlCrt -TmwrV'. WAV-
THIUVC'.! DOM'T LET "IHi'.
OPP6fTUMlTM TOB.A-
AMP RVCWES ;
AH , I HA.ME IT V.y
Anything
3
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1 9 ; :it.. .1911 I I
every member of the cant should
be a colleKe graduate. Many of
I ho scenes wire .Ivkeu at l il-
ixixcujumnri
We Invite You to Inspect Our Wonderful
Assortment 6f Spring Shoes.
Buster Brown Shoe Store
HEft HEA05 BOUND TO bfc f MJTV
t rnr'iy,
'HAT I
XlKi I
fT J
BECAUSE EVEPyTHIUQ THAT
GOES INTO HaS EARS POUKi
RlQHT OUT THROUGH HER
MOUTH AQMN1 J
Scheme
f.ifi -.. -,r t a n fr- Kt"Flr
TO VOU AC TUB LtAoJC.
IMG MEMBER Of "VrMi
Board of covernor.
OF THE OffPHAMNOt.
1M Op CSKIMH
R.UrVOS COMCEP.3t
rA.ftSDARE , i THIHW.
TMfT HrK Wjjc I iv
TIOH VMtTH THE DEAR
LUTLE ONES AT
THE ORPHAHA&E
IS & BAD INFLUENCE
AMD SHOULD BE STOPPED
.-L -ii
iv
1 1
But Pleasant
m j
denial rollego near Hollywood
and In a number uf tliem mil
dents of the colli1" appenr.
By Barric Payne
AOVfRTlSWi "HAMLET
-YJtfH Trie atWfAL
to -n.i cu&'- ty acT
Bit op nji, iLOHr
v(A. 1 r C
PtBFElTLM W&ttT,
l SrtALL CALL
a meetim& of
r ! M
BfcLlEMED HALF
THE THINGS SAlO
ABOUT HEP , BUT
1 SURG KEPT
AM ESt OU
NHEN SHE
AftCDMD-
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ML
f m lit.
mm
6& -fcP
0V KCA f.lMVI'.C. INC -
7W6 LOOVfs OF
CE6,ITS FAR
Friday, March 2.1, 102.
FOR RENT
Htenm ' heuled apartmeuta;
S and. S rmiin; ulectrln
rangci fully furnlnlid; rea
sonaha. '
SLATER
Investment
Company
I in Ho. Tlh HI. I'lione flHN
Phone 408
Our cleaning methods
revive . the newness of
old suits. Let us serve
you.
Klnmnth Cleaning &
Dye Works
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odr.rloM Cleaning
One-day Service
Expert Dyeing
. MOO feplanarir HI.
rbone M1U
When looking ' for
Room or Roomr yoti
will find Want Ad lb
quickftt, MirMt most
roaonbU wnjr lo Ml
Uly ', four wan t
roomer who ia tkor
ouchly deairabU
room iKat tt coaTanUnl
ud xooomlcaL
Herald
Classified
Ads
2c Per Word
Use them for retults.
Read them for profit.
By Cowan
THEN
5kX
THEM TVlE
SHE
MOTION
AMD
POP
CARRIED!
GV)Nr4
THAT THE
Committee
SEME ThiS
HEteW
WOTlC CM
VJAS
MtS.lARe
LESS
AT ONCE
. I EAT,
M0P.E X
GAIN
By Blosser
A)AvM FOR MSAMEAl' MHi J
7MS
FROM
pat. of r. -
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