September 22, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
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Information on lb Mnlne and
Now York potuto crop him Imaii
rooiilvoil hy llio Wyl-.iii'krniii
oonuniny fruui Wulior M 1 1 lor, a
uionilinr of III" I'oUlo A MHin la 1 Itjn
of Aniorlcn, llio Now York Co
olieintlvo HikmI I'iiIiiIii aaanclntlon
ml llio Now York Hood Improve
niiint nsaoclntlon.
The teller follows!
"I wrolo you eoinotlme alio,
(hoi i were Holm to Muliiii,'
ml that I would will you our
flhdlno.
"There li no question tint the
Mnlno crop will bo at IomI 10,-
000 cms under litnl yunr una
all on puHHlhlllly ot miulhol' flvo.
I.uss I him Ion pur com ot Ilia vinos
warn sllve on the third of Haul,
llllnlit uslats In avary (laid thnt wo
looked nt. Wo found Homo rot
slreuily aturtad. Tlwre I no iiios-
tlon Hint Ihuy will liuvo ijullo
inure of It. miiuclully with iiioro
rain bofore bur-veal. Tbuy have
bad lore ml bad storms alnce wo
led.
"Ylalda of flelda that we iam
plcil seemed to bo far luilow tho
'avninuo of other yours. Mock,
will bo uoiiu too iiood luoklUK
There la a gnmt chance of sIoiiikii
rot dovvtupliiji line to presence
ot lillKhl iori evorywliero.
'Tlioro la alao a big cut due
for thu Ni'W York alnte crop, duo
In aiiino puces to drought and In
otliora wutor iur;ilua anil bllnhl.
There la little alive In Now York
tate today.
"Maine doslere and farmers are
unanliiioiia In aiming that Maine
la cut at li'aat lu.ouu rarloiula
under Ual yi'itr. In our opinion
ttiuro la a strong possibility of
their loalug Hint much mora If
thoy have too much rain before
TIKKlllir la completed.
"Trunt llmt thla liiformallon
may be of aomo uao to you.
"Slncoroly youra.
"WAI.TKU Mil. I.Kit.'
Tbo Jolh New Yeur, called
Roah lliialionn, will bo obeorvtid
by people of that fullb throughout
the world Hundiiy evening, Hopl
!5. and Monday, Sept. 26.. The
Day of Atonement, or Yon Kip
pur. falla Turaday evening. Oil.
4. and all day Wednesday, Oct. !
On these two aiili'iuu duya, di'
dlrnlnl to Jew lull aplritual re-
wakening: and repentance, ar-
vlcea are held In the synagogue,
ml for the 10-day period Inter.
venliiR, Jewa are coimunndod to
devote theinaelvea to aerloua con
Iderallon of llio a moat aoleuin
oblliatlnna.
"At thla time the Jowlah people
I I over the world are deeply
troubled bocauae of tho cruel per
aecutlon visited upon them hy the
ruthleaa diclntor's of Europe."
ail announcement ataied. I in in I
(ration reatrlrtlnna In moat conn
trlea and the Cicrtnan rcsiiUllona
forbidding the Jewa to take any
of their caah aaaola with them
make the alluallon Intolorahlo.
"The present quota ot Iniml-
(rente from Uoriiinii)' and Aus
tria la approxluintely as, out) par.
Bone a year, Thla quota haa been
filled for 1D:i, and aomo ot the
most 1 1 1 1 In n I and cullured clll-
lena of Herman)-, who wero born
Jewa, havo found their way to
thla country. In ninny Instances
they have opened businesses ot
their own and nro KlvliiK omploy
ment to Ainerlciin cllljen. Somo
of our largo enstorn universities
havo added lo tholr faculties a
number of tho worlds Rrcnlest
a acleuitals na a rcault of liermiin
f political and racial doctrlnea
which havo nonl to our shores
audi men na Professor Albort
Klnsloln, now of I'rlnenton. To
Portland, baa conio Dr.Kellx Korn
field, foimorly of tho Unlvoralty ot
Vienna, and lenillnK flltura of
Profeasnr Kornfleld la nil expert
In foreign traile, and will lecturo
i at t ho unlvorBllIca ot tho Pacific
Connt."
Tho Jewa of the atnto of Oro
gnu am cooperating In tho task
of oHlnbllHhliiK theao newcomera
In various parts of tho country
K. Kiignrmnn ot Klnmnlli Knlln,
la n cnulrlhiitor to tho OrOKon
.IowIhIi Welfiiro fund, and repic-
aenla Ihn croup In Kluiiiiilh Fulls
Hi Is In rlnan touch with Ilnhhl
Henry J. Borkowlls of Portland
who Is tho Pnclflc nortliwost exn-
en live of tho Amnrlcnn Jewish
Joint Distribution commlttco.
High School
News Notes and
Comment
By .11011 II Y OTAIiliAOHAN
LAST spring aafoly limns wero
pnluleil tor tho uao of tho
Kliiniulli It lie li sludnnlH. During
tho last pint ot llio year pupils
Wero required lo usn theiio Innos
III tho Internal of snroly.
This full llio lanes havo not
boon tisotl. Willi tbo coiiKesllon
Free Gardenia
With Each Purchase of
DuBarry Beauty
Preparations
This Week Only
CURRIN'S
FOR DRUGS
9th and Main
of I ruffle, and the construction
work (oIiir on around the campus
It would he wise policy If tho
lanes were gain uaed.
Unless extreme caution IB uaed,
s trnfflo fatality might eaauy re.
tilt at the dleinlasal. Use the
anfoty lanoa for their purpoae.
m m w
John llardlne, Klamath 1D37
contor, will ho In the forward wall
of tho I'aeirlo llnilgnis when thoy
niiHit Pnrllunn 11 this wonkimd, nc
cordliiK to u dispatch In tho Oro
Kouliin of Hnpleinber 21.
It was" understood here In
Klamath that HardlnK waa with
tho Oregon Hlulo Hooks, hut thla
atoay aeetus In place him defl
nltoly'at Pacific.
e e
Assembly aoatlnx srrnnxemoiitB
woro mado at the first rexulnr as
aombly of lbs yoar Wednesday
afternoon.
Much pupil Is aaslxned defi
nite aent Just ae In classroom,
Tills Is dona lo fncllltntn gnt I Iiik
Into the auditorium. This aamn
kind ot an arriniKOinont was used
laal aprlnx Willi satlsfactloti.
e
Charles Tlllon haa takon over
the coaehliiK of the freahmcn In
place of Cbarlea Doll, who haa loft
KU1I8 for a California school,
e e
A new twist lo aelllnc student
body tickets aelllux them on the
uooil old American luainllment
plan la In prnctlco this year. If
a atiidont haa only (U ceula Krl
dity when tho anle la on, ho paya
that four-bits down and Inter
paya tho ruiiiulnluK HO cents In
two 3o cent Inaiitlluii'uts. niaklnx
a dlmo carrylnx chnrKs.
Tl who huvit the dollar may
pay caah on 'lie - '"I head,
e e e
The atiidunt body tickets are s
xood huy from an economic atnnil
point If nothing elao. For $1 you
Knl H f.u to Id buck In enteriiiln
meiit. Kven a Hcoichinau wouldn't
overlook a hot like that.
If every tittidcnl will view stu
dent body tickets In the Unlit that
they are Ittaui'd to save students
money, I lie quota of 1000 will he
reached with room lo spare.
Marqulat. the inaKlclan. who la
achoduied to appear at Klamath
lilxli Hpeleiuber 26 and 27. Is an
uuderatudy of tho fnrnous Hou
dlul. All tho notes of Houilliil
have been turned over lo Mar
qulal, '
The Marqulat ahnw la consider
ed tho boat act of Its kind on tho
road.
Cuuae for opllmlam. men. In
the report that women's hats are
to he taller. Heniember tho
blxher the fower.
S row Frlcftdl lo d'Op In IMotmoUy,
fw ne BI,tj-Wlnhod I ahe Pel bt
...fef a Wine td Mtndl loar. isekat
e friend mef enQntoL H ioKt vuf
wKl t MCra'pfobUmt, and II ll Ud bf
iwrM. Sv lioiir boiHt Ifom yef ewB
rlo0fotof whnv frlcndl com le coll
JmF.
w Bimwiisaaae ce. retruaa, eaiaos
IEN WILEM SfM
STARTS TOMORROW 8:30 A. M. SEPT. 23, 1938
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Men's Dress
SHIRTS
NVw pnttrm . . Hrvrn hullon
fmnt . Natlonnlly known
brnnd (Ionl IVppcmll).
$JG9
Each
Three for $3.00
('iinmntfHHl ntinink, anil fast
color , , . TruhoniKcd rolliirn.
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Yes
DRESS
Pants
$195
Neat patterns for Fall.
Full cut and nicely tail
ored. A real buyl
HUNTERS'
High Tops
$588
16 inch, all leather.
None better at this
price.
Crepe Soled
Oxfords
for the young man
For school and sports
wear
All Leather Dress
Oxfords
With style, durability
and comfort
$395
We exclusively feature "STAR BRAND"
shoes.
Top Coats
Vou will not mind the
cold weather ahead with
Hi mo sarm and stylish
top coats.
'EC?10
Wear a better O'coat
Hmart styling . . . rich
fabrics ... Itcsonnhle
price.
50
FOR FALL!
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All styles
AH sizes
All fabrics
All Nationally known and respected clothing. -Famous
for style famous for wear
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Stop and see these suits today. We are sure you
will agree they are the greatest Suit values ever
offered in Klamath Falls.
FALL HATS
ALL-AMERICAN styles for Fall. Style, Quality,
Good Taste depict our hats for this
season. "Let us hat you" .
$295
Good Weight
Random
Unions
Full cut, durable,
Reg. $1.00 Value
Sizes 36 to 50....
69c
"Jitter Bug"
Bush Jackets
Soft Camel tone sports coats.
Hot off the style griddle.
Green
Brown
Tan
$4
Hunters!
Red Felt
Hats
98c
Red Flannel
Shirts
Heavy quality. You need
thrs
protection ..
$1
Genuine "Rough-Rider"
Cords
Heavy duty! Colorsdeep
cream, elephant
tan,
light cream ......
$395
Boys'
Suits
"JACKIE
JUMPER"
AH wool. Coat
and pants. (No
vest).
(b
95
This grand value in fine fitting
boys' clothing is unequalled any
where. Sizes 6 to 16.
Official
Basketball
Shoes
GENUINE U. S.
KEDS
Double canvas up
pers, sponge arch
supporters. Soles
welded to uppers.
Every pair guaranteed.
Dollar Table
Specials
$3.95 all wool 4 AA
Sweaters !XUU
(36's only ztpper front)
$2 Canvas A A
Bush Coats 9XUU
With collegiate cartoons and
designs
$1.65, Palooka
shirts
$1.00
$1.95 Sport Shirts
Long sleeves
$1.00
Women's Slacks and
blouses. Val. to $3.95..
$1.00
Blankets
70x80 single sheet
blankets. $1 values.
Extra
Special
49C
Beautiful Indian patterns. 4 IO
66x80. $2 values now.. $ t .
Sateen Bound (4 rows stitching) Scotch
plaid blankets. Part wool, 70x80. Color
and wear absolutely
guaranteed
S2"
Harvest
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Values
8th & MAIN
Harvest
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91' JeS
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