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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1930)
PAGE TEN THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Friday, March 21, l mo I BONANZA GAME IS CLOSE Ths Houanta town team defeat ed Iht Malln town tram Inn Sat urday ulxht by a dune, taut gamo. Tha acora was 19 to 21. Till Mailt! towners were lauding throughout the lame until the last Quarter, when the Manama team peaed up and won the game by two points. This wai tha first game that the Matin team played together, al though two of tho players played with tha Malln - Merrill tram. They will play with llonanza again next Wednesday night at the llo nanta gym. Homer Keinharl, Bo liaina's renter, was high point mail, scoring 16 points agalnxt the Malln team. I. l'etrunolt, forward; Smithy), forward: Htsher (10), renter.; Htreet (4), guard; Olson guard; Henderson, substitute. Bouansa Klcher (4), forward; Ciotrman (1), forward; II. Kein harl (16), center; E. Itliiohnrt, guard. Bray, guard. Doheny and Wife at Bribery Trial Sophomore English Class Gives Debates The Sophomore Knglisli rlass VXeld several debates at Muliu high school last week. They had little time In which to prepare them, but were very successful. Tha first debate was held on Wednesday on the question: Un solved, That all grammar school text books should be bought by the state. The affirmative was up held by Bertha Jteddy and Annie Mlcka, and the negative by Olra Kuni and Frances Hood. The peeches of both sides were excit ing and Interesting in every way. The negative won by a wide mar gin of seven to one. On Thursday the second debate was held. The question tor this debate was: Resolved, That all game seasons should be closed down for a period of fire years. The affirmative was upheld by three speakers: William Streeter, Fred Fisher and Delmer William eon; the negative by Edwin Stast ney, Paul Petrasek and Louis To fell. The speeches of both sides were knocking and effective, but the negative was a trifle stronger In their points, and won the de bate by the score of four to three. On Friday the last debate was e- - Ty i Mrs. Edward U Dohenj- is at her hiixlutmt s sulo in the (rliil nt the California oil magnate on a charge of bribery iu Washitictou. Here they are pictured as they arrived together at the lHmrln mi preme court where Doheny in facing accusation of having given siou.OUt) to Albert B. Fall, theu Secretary of the Interior, tu re turn fur naval oil lease in California. I held, which was the same as the j pectj at least :!i teams to particl first. The affirmative was upheld te iu the tournament. by Kdna Kansier and Mary Fahi- . .,,,.. i . . ... ,i u i, 'A Mjll" bo wuul tin out! anek and the negative by Hex I Stoffer and James llradshaw. The vtar i'"'"'B 'sl speeches were short, but very iu- j teresting and speedy. The nega I five was fortunate enough to draw all the votes and win the debate' by the score of elglu to uothil't". Miss Judy acted as chairman, and the public speaking class as judges to all of the debate. The main aim of these debates was to give practice to the stu dents in debatiug for the future years and as English work. The public speaking class got experi ence by criticizing the debaters. Boys' Team Leaves For Valley City ! The Malln High basketball team, accompanied by Coach Fish- ' er, left for Ashland last Thursday ; noon, where they will take part in 1 the Southern Oregon invitational basketball tournament, sponsored by the Southern Oregon Normal school. The tournament is the largest of its kind west of Chicago. This year the Normal school ex- j out of ten game, and they aio going to do their best to bring home some of The bacou from the tburuament this year. Those who made the trip were: Frank Kamarad. Louie Kalina. Mervyn Wilde. Willie ltajnus. Da vid M.-Comb. Kuorti Ivtrasek, Kd win Stastney. Paul Petrasek. Cluiide Layman was unable to make the trip as he got the mumps. Christian Endeavor Party Given at Malin The contest held by the Chris tian Kmlenvor society of .Malln has been closed Willi tho "Hliio' or "Airship" side in the lead. The contest has been running for about three months, the "Blues" being in the lead during the whole period. Sin.e the winning side was to receive a party, the "Iteds" or the "Dirigibles" honored the opiHtsing side lust Saturday night, March IS. A basketball g.imo between the two sides was held. The "Iteds" showed the hardest and best pUytni;. thereby winning the game by a 12 to 0 score. After the game Ice creum and cake were served. Boys Play Merrill, Score Ends 29 to 8 The Malin grade hovs defeated the .Men-ill grade basketball bos by u score of S to 8 lust Tuesday evening at the Malin ,;ymuasluni. Kddie Spoil k was high point man, with id points to his "edit. A fast, clean game was played by both teams. Ma. In grade team's superior playini, is demon strated In the fact that the total of poiut made by both teams dur ing the season Is 24 to the liext highest of 114. Malin Grade Girls Win Over Merrill The M.tliu grade girls wou over the Merrill iilrls lvt Tuesday eve ning, the 1 1 lb. The girls, unable to outplay Merrill in their better team work, yet Malin won by a score of 17 to IS. Jewel Greene was high point girl, wilh 10 points to her credit. One of Poland's most import ant exports is dried mushrooms. a is a .do q& rime Ask Your Grocer For CHALLENGE THE BETTER BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, ICE CREAM Klamath County Dairymen's Association I'lione 0:1.1 Klniiiutli Fulls, Oregon 013 Sprint; OWNED AND OPERATED BY DAIRYMEN i I ; l kJ YO St j. rifles art- Want S omething Different 'in Coffee? Then Try the Rare Tang and Mellow Richness of Coffees from the West Coast of Central America utS''? f UBLIC SQUARE in a typical Central American city. Rire coTeea Naa Ji JMIM - f0 fjfr' gron on nearby mounuuna are Uuuglit Is market here oo rauks. 'Wjaat (rususeissmoto tiavicU FROM tiny volcanic districts along tlie West Coast of Central America come coffees with a flavor unlike any known before. They have a piquant tang and full body that experts concede are not dupli-1 cated anywhere else in the world. We don't attempt to describe this coffee. We want you to taste it instead. To see for yourself why it is captivating the taste of the world. I Years ago we first introduced Central American coffee in the famous Bohemian restaurants of San Francisco. Travellers !who first tasted it there wrote back for shipments. For it was obtainable in no I other way, Today, however, your grocer brings it to your door packed by Folger in flavor-tight .vacuum tins, i 1 like No Other Coffee Ordinarily you note little real difference when you change from one brand of coffee to another. That is because over 70 per cent of all the coffee entering the United States comes from one common region where Nature gives it the same common taste. Folgcr's flavor comes from an altogether different type of coffee grown in a different place rare coffee grown in the brilliant mountain sunshine of Central America. A Simple Tent Because Folger flavor is so distinctively different, we make an unusual offer. Buy a pound of this coffee today. Drink it to morrow morning. Next morning drink the coffee you have been using. The third morning serve Folger's again. If for any reason you do not choose Folger's, your grocer will gladly refund the full price. We'll pay him. That's fair, isn't it? Why not try it today? a FOLGER COFFEE CO. Kansas City San Francisco Dalla9 Vfcuum Picked 1 n i I trading at Safeway ! High quality foods at lower prices-clean, attractive stores and cheerful cour teous service will eventually lead you to Safeway. 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