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I''HIDAY. NOVKMBKR 1(1, 1051 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK THIRTEEN TIME OUT! Iriuir r-p . , U?Jfi KID T-llnw ran you uy the Kid's iooiIT Ilia brim aayned In lltr ' Ural round ot rarli ol hla three ' fllllla didn't give you a (noil i chanes to are what he pan d mm houii r W I. KAintiMinvnl 21 1 tin On Wll DM. Hi. ,. 17 7 IHiy Tem ... !t Q Hlnnt't Hlltta) tWlv. ....... fl in W.nli .. ft 11 la.h rvlr 3 17 K- AmtiMtnvnl 4 Hiurtfj's U ho or wni a u.ay't 2 Ward J Mtu-n I t , f r .i f : v If VV-...'Vs I Rose - Sniffing Indians Face Rugged OSC Eleven Itr HI'KM KKYVMNli that could have irone the other i Washington State rates strongly All America fullback candidate, 'HAN KHANC18CO, Btanlord'i way. The week belore they wal- Montana In their contest at'Ollle Matson, feat seven other Inn .ma win uu u.ay.im .01 moi- j loped Washliititon 4014. Stanford Pullman. It Is a non-conference j teams have tried and failed thus ball's cholneat plum tomorrow j and Illinois, the Inttcr expected to clash. far. when they meet Uie Orexon btuic provide the Uik Ten entry In the Idaho travels to Tucson to meet Santa Clara and San Jose State lloavera. ; Kose Howl, both could defeat Arizona, a team It figures to de- also meet Saturday night In what The Hone Bowl will bp In sight . Washington by only seven points, feat. ( , .napes up as an even same.' for the Indians If thry net by thin Stanford' fine aerial game Is I Unbeaten University of San ! opponent. Even If they lone to expected to determine the out- Francisco, which hopes to land a In 1924-2S the Institute of Agrl Ciillfonila In the season's finale, I come. The pass throwlng-eatchlng bid to one of the Bowl Kamea. cultural Engineering. Oxford, Eng- November 24. It la pro'llcally a combination of Oary Kersorlan 1 hooks up with powerful College of land. Investigated the oerformance .Tim .MS MEMORIES Henry Armstrong (Icfl) (lined with Lou Am ber In Phoenix where they met for the first lime in 10 years. Armstrong won the lightweight championship from Ambers August 17, 19.'l8,.aii(l lost it back to the Herkimer Hurricane a year later. Ambers now resides in Phoenix. Armstrong is an evangelist on a nation-wide tour raising money to start a boy's youth town at Vicksburg, Ariz. Illinois in Bowl If Ohio State Hurdled foregone conclusion they will be and BUI MiColl Is as good iiHiiifd to represent the conlerence 1 they come. Backi'lcld stars Harry hi tin fumed Bowl content next Hugustun and Bob MaUitas provide New Year's Day. I the Indians with a tremendous Stanford already has taken the'uu,lch on lhc around. measure of the two teums that The UCLA Bruins, still In the v en inn ton r'in'eiiur'-h. Huuttx-rn I championship and Bowl race, take California and UCLA. Consequently 1 on the Washington Huskies. Off If the Indians win tomorrow and : aeasonnl performances, they figure lose a week luler they are still to outscore the team from the expected to get the bid. North. 'Die Bruins could take It The Indlnns necensarlly have ! bv winning their two remaining bcon established as the favorites. 1 games-provided Stanford should But they are not taking Oregon , lu lwo- State lightly. The Beavers are ca- California, the deposed champion wide mi pi ivinv a lot of fool-1 should knock over Oregon without bull. They have a huge line and difficulty. Oregon haa the poorest hard running bucks operating from record In the league. It has one the single wing. , conference win and four defeats. Last week the Beavers dropped j IU overall record numbers two a 7-U decision to UCLA in a game victories and six losses. the Pacific, Saturday night of wlndmins as a means of gener al o iocs win. tur must stop vor isung electricity. THORPE OUT " OF HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, ( Jim Thorpe, famed Indian athlete, la being discharged from Lankenau hospital today after an operation for a Up cancer. Doctors at Lan kenau said the surgery, performed last week, was successful. .turning activities. rOMMtai IAI. I Mil t . K-Aniuserneni is mssuig a run- fly i:n ( OltltHlAN I Press poll, face what should be ." 1 .?.... .,.' I NKW VOItK. il'i If they're ever a soft spot when Uiey tackle In . .iui v-i" ,,, l0 Kkletrark Ihooe two rtoe dlana. But then everyone thought v- Howl exprrwirs Hianlord and II-1 Oregon Stale and Put would be Boom rolled high game anil "- tlnul tomorrow is Uie day to do, cimy lliwr Mimn'i men hud to ,rlca, 3 and MiU, lust wrck n g0 ,11 out t0 win them both. .the Amusement team blankr.1 n Ullbrtlrm who have However, now that they've .Stone s Signal Service. ( brm ovl!r 1Blr 0pp0siUoii beaten Notre Oume decisively, the Bolstered by Booth's scores, the u ..our jmi, with rough humbren Spartans should get over their bud team hnd high game and erie. i ln Oregon State and Ohio BtaU). ' ' permitting the opposition, t9J'J and nw. I respectively. lo Kcl oul 'ronl. ; 'llie league will not roll tonight i Oregon State's youngsters, while FAVOBITK , because of shortage ol pinbovn ' mil boasting a puriicularly nil- Tlie Cotton Bowl host could wind 'rausrd by Oregon Tech's Home- f ,,i,,. nvmii rrrmii have heen up Texas Christian, the current .coming along fast, and thai nar- favorite i In the bouthwest confer- row ii-0 defeat at the hands of 'nee. file Horned t rogs must dc- Michigan State should not be for- 't Texas tomorrow no little I gotten. But with It all. the In- ( But If they do they will be ! illsns should win the game. Uien hard lo dislodge. If Texas wins, inturl looking forward lo Uielr . l scramble wUl go .down , ,im unii rniiinrnis at least another week beforo a 1 decision ts resched. NO I'l KIIOVFR J Tennessee, the No. I tenm In Illinois aulouuttlcallv gets Uie the nation until Michigan Suite's nomination for Uie Hose Bowl if : stunning 35 0 defeat of Notre Johnny Karras and his smooth ; Dame, goes agulnst Mississippi in functioning operatives can gel past ' anoUier assignment that should be Ohio Stnlr. The Buckeyes, pre- relatively' easy. The undefeated season favorites to make the trip Vols will use the Ole Miss uflnlr West on Jan. 1. have been having as a tuneup for Kentucky a week Uielr troubles, but they're still no hence. That will be the big one. pushovers, lliey figure they re due to win a, big one. The big. bad Spartans from Michigan State, the nation's No. 1 team In this week's Associated 10 14 'hly Chvru!l .. 13 )fl! rKla . a llrrftNwt r4s' aMMiu AaSlvr 1 JohnMn I Oraitrh 4 lUratd Nawa haahlll J CliaS I I .314 CRATER LAKE SKI TOW (Knob Hill) OPENS SUNDAY November 18 RATES: 10 am to 4 pm . . . 1.00 Ater 2 pm 50c Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chubb, Proprietors ' It as all Neabltt Orange In the 'Commercial bowling league Tues '41 sy night as that team stretched Its lesgue lead lo 10 guinea. The Orangemen rolled high game 'and series, 1004 ami Via. while .two of Us membora walked olf with individual honors. They wera Will Courtney with a Mil series 'and Olno Itoatlrolla with a 31S game. New York Seeks 1st Pro Title Wenatchee Loses $2200 WENATCIIFE. The Western 1 International league baseball club here lost onlv J300 ISst season j driplta a 40.000 ilrnp In admission cumpared with 1040. 1 Club officials said today In an j annual report lo stockholders that I a cut In front office and operating NEW YORK, W-Ttie New York ; " I,c"'cu prcvcm " r"""" Giants, who are seeking their first, 0"11"- National football league champion- The WIL entry dropped I 0.000 shin, In 13 veors. will be lacinu In 1030, Its first (.eusun under s tenm Kunilsv which hu racked I homr-ci lii-l Ilian.M'-lllcllt up five straight pro titles and hot Arthur Pohlman said, alter No. t. Vlco-Pres. Park Low told a stork That, of course, would be the ; holder's meeting that plnver sal Cleveland Browns, who snuure olf nrles this coming year, with the ATTENTION DUCK HUNTERS! WILLARD HOTEL COFFEE SHOP OPEN AT 4 A.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAYS for your convenience NOV. 18-11 A.M. TILL DARK ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT BLY LIONS CLUB Turn North On Weyerhaeuser Camp No. 6 Road . Naar Bly Watch (or road signs. Small and Large Bore, Open and Scope Sights EVERYONE WELCOME! Pres. with the Cilsnts In the Polo Orounds. This Is the game tluit probably will decide the NFL American conference king. The Browns, with six victories in seven starts, hold a slim lead on - the title-hungry Giants, who have a 6-1-1 record. The New Yorkers last won the league championship hi 1038. when they defeated the Green Bay Pack ers. 33-17, In Uie playoll. The Browns have been almost Invincible since their Inception in 1049. They won the All-America conference championship lour straight years which was pur for tho course since Uie loop only operated four years and won the NFL, title last year when tho two leagues merged.' Both have big, veteran squads but both depend mainly on one man the Browns on Otto Graham, and the Giants; on Charley Coner ly both pnss-mlnded quarter backs. Without either of Uiese two men It's generally conceded that the Olants or Browns couldn't go very lar. i The game Is rated "pick 'em." WIL solng Class A. will be about the same as the "bootleg" salaries paid last year under Class B. operation. Ben Morrison, Mgr. JUCKELAND TRUCK ' SALES and SERVICE 11th & Klamath Ph.2-2581 OH BAM not 30 not 40 nof50 ITS H iOUBBDCl! Jim Btant Lsi sag- insist on. beam- Gala; j W) (join BOURBON j &N wtk BEAM JAMES t. HAM DIS1IUIN8 CO. ClMMOfir. KV. SATURDAY ONLY! $ TRADE-IN on ' w your old battery! ALLSTATE BATTERY 95 24-month Guarantee 45 or more Chem-Sct processed full sue heavy duty plates. Automatic no-spill safety vent cops. 300-amp. starting power. Save now at Searst iad flCT CCT I Installed ' L and your old battery Use Sears Easy Payment Plan on purchases of $20 or more! Hn Car Htater ' "improved Albiote Ouolily Ntwwol Groy. 17.45 ao(ort prkad lo ov.l 6-t l iHi drT-'' 4'vo" atoc dakvtti 14 It. f worn olr pr mhvla. Wstthir Ti stripping m ion1 49c IO-S. kaapt ovl wtod, asew, nls. Stopi aloor, window rat Kiss. Wj-K Nek, M-hdl wlda. i i Allstato Anti.Frz , Psrmonent Type Anli-Ruit . Gollon, Con 3.29 Om Using (oilT.ll wlnlar, wan'l bol wo. Gtyaol rye. Ivy at Sen, now. nsi .... . , wirtoow FHm 93c ftavtall fioillag wiNiin car en.eraai cevarad. Tranipor ant callepkant. vy voml ffs II K jfi H,sv Iwlat-Jtnk I Vfi '" . fj Ifci a a. AWSNs kT",'5af WFS R-detttor ry jit ho Lfffl S4e FTTV&I 98c Mads .( lar tailMly. j. ely clsia-wsvaa fabric lar ar. Urangtk. Ivy mwl Aflsfot TrWntttMHrt O.i.k apaalaf. rapaa ta, arl bran. Givoa kaf lar Kaelar per- lofTianea. . 133 So. 8th Phone S188 IT SEEMS LOGICAL that if we are go inq to use GOOSE DECOYS, they should be as near like the qoose os possible. A qood decoy is shoped like a goose, equal ly important, it's colored like a qoose. HAL 5 SPORT SHOP hos goose decoys thot really look like qeese. They're, what oppear to be, an actual moldinq of a goose, sainted perfectly wi.trj a "no shine" point to look exactly like the big bird we're all after right now . . . You get two types of head designs feeder, ond looker. So help me, the only thing these decoys lack is blood! To prove my point, I sat in my blind just last weekend ond watched o poor soul crawl 450 yards through the mud and the snow just to get a snot at my decoys (it goes without saying that the real geese were just as fooled). HAL'S has plenty of these decoys left so get down to 532 MAIN and grab a dozen or so. You'll brinq more geese within firing range not so many will pass you bv. These aeese are pretty smart people but you'll be one jump ahead using the most natural coose de coy ever developed from HAL'S SPORT SHOP, 532 Main. Oh, and before I forget ... I want to fell you how easy it is to carry o dozen of these decoys. The heads and legs de tach (easily) from the main body. The bodies fit neatly together. You put the heods and legs into the last body and away you go, a neat, extra light bundle tucked underneath your arm. You'll find Hand-warmers, too, at HAL'S! it HAD MY SHOES repaired at the QUAL ITY SHOE SHOP today and by golly, I want to give you the dope about a darn swell shoe shop. You get exactly what the name implies -QUALITY SHOE RE PAIR, at the price you'll be glad, more than glad, to pay. QUALITY can take a pair of shoes ap parently ready for the pot, and for practically nothing .transform them into neat, rugged, goodlooking footwear, ready to travel many hard miles. Any kind1 of a sole, you want cork neo preme or crepe, doesn't make a bit of difference to QUALITY SHOE SHOP, cuz they have them oil, ond QUALITY is ready to do the job. They're experts on dyeing, ond resuedeing is a lead pipe cinch for the QUALITY SHOE SHOP. There's o friendly, homey atmosphere ot the QUALITY SHOE SHOP, which makes it o very pleasant place 'to do business the shoes even enjoy being there, t might mention, too, that there is a complete line of supplies to be found at QUALITY . . . laces, polish of all des criptions, and leather preparations of many kinds. Now is the time to put those old shoes bock in working order so qother 'em up, put 'em in a sack ond haul 'em on down to the DUALITY SHOE SHOP at 912 Main, their new location. t r. I a i 7 Food stains? damp cloth IT'S ABOUT -TIME someone developed a good-looking shirt that desn't spot up every time you look at it. I found such o shirt at MILLER'S MEN'S DEPART- i' MAMA'S mnn i r nrnlorln finish manufactured exclusively by the B.VD. Company If beverages splatter it, soak up with a blotter or wipe with a damp cloth. There will be no stain or smudge! . . a quick daub with a and most non-oilv food marks will be removed! Perspiration? . . don't worry . . . COHAMA'S magic protecto finish prevents underarm rings. If ink spills on it just blot it off. These B.V.D. shirts ore oil brand-spankinq new ot MILLER'S MEN'S DEPARTMENT just wartin' for your inspection There are new popular colors to suit everyone's taste, all hand-picked collars and pock et flaps, styled in MVi ounce Doesheen qabardine. To the young fella. I'll say this being as well dressed as your competition is more important than ever, 'specially when it comes to im pressing thot young lady who's been keeping you awoke niqhts. MILLER'S can help you look slick as a whistle in color- ful, cool and almighty handsome B.V.D. COHAMA'S sport shirts. If it's sports wear or dress you can count on MIL LER'S. Faith an 'would ye be lookin' at these ties! I hove never, fn all my days, seen such an array of colors . . . and the pat terns . . . every conceivable kind you con imogine. Man-oh-man, put zip in your ' step, lov in vour heart -be sure to stoo by MILLER'S MEN'S DEPARTMENT next time you're down near 512 MAIN. The Brooklyn Dodgers hare had fewer man agers than any club In the National league. But mora grandstand manag-er than any tour tents In either league put together. tf,7l I went to HERMAN'S nt (I ; self. They re hovinq a V" (1 1 ciol promotion on shoes 1 11 HERMAN'S aivinq $3 udl off a pair. That's for There's an ANNIVERSARY SALE goin' on at HERMAN'S MEN STORE thot I'd like to elaborate on for a few minutes here. I saw their full paqe ad in the paper a few days days ago fli but didn't realize the mag- - .-: n 1 1 1 ifo nr thA nrrndnn until my s pe at 1.00 dress and work shoes alike. To- nelp commemorate , their. 44th year, HERMAN'S of fer to you qabardine top coats tor l.00 suits tor "s little as $29.44 -dress slacks marked it $7.88, and numerous other specials during this great sale. Here are a few viore things found ot HERMAN'S. CANT BUST 'EM work clothes, ADAM HATS from $5.00, SAMSON It E LUG GAGE from the largest stock in town. BUCK SKEIN ond LEVI STRAUS 100 wool shirts, and plenty of leather jack ets. The fireworks may be over soon but riqht now here's sky-high values that rocket far above any savinqs event ir Klamathland! HERMAN'S gives vou the bang-up kind of value sensation that has become a blazinq 44 year tradition . . . sizzling dollar-stretching bargains that set a new high for your dollar's buying power in the cost-of-livina battle! I'm not exaggerating HERMAN'S. hRr ZJfest "DAD they're a MILLION MILES' ; aheod of everything these LIONEL TRAINS." A Lionel train, by far, is the most tremendous thing o boy can own, and vou. Dod. - can. do the trick by going to FY- ;. SOCK'S, 1 001 I Mam, and put . that . boy in the. railroad business. More about that later right now I want to tell you about LIONEL TRAINS. Exclusive "Magne-Traction" gives mora . speed, more pull, more climb, more control. Die-cast trucks, solid steel wheels. Yes! solid steel, not tin or plos tic. Remote control.. electro-magnetic-,' knuckle type couplers designed after the A.R.A. knuckle couplers adopted as standard by American railroads. Built-in ' whistle built right into the loco ten-vp? der. Two-toned, accurately pitched real R.R. whistle operated by remote con- trol. Clean- white, puffing smoke (odor- : less) synchronized with the action of the drivers. If you're any kind of railroad man yourself, you'll marvel at the job -of reproduction accomplished by LION- . EL. Details you wouldn't expect to se in model trains, but there they are. ' Steam engines and Diesels, tenders and boxcars, tankers and cabooses, right down to a nat's hind leg. Here's more! The transformer is the very heart of your model railway sys- , tern. You should expect it to give you, ;; not only the best possible performance ' with safety, but durability ond long ' Ife. That's LIONEL. Here are some oc- ' cessories. Remote control operating . cattle car and platform. LIONEL luxury Pullman, streamlined coach, hopper car, wrecker caboose, refrigerator car, operating box car, operating dump cor, operating lumber car, flat car, oil car, - -, operating searchlight car crane car, qondola car, real railroad lift bridge, . operating oil derrick and pump, operat- "' ing log loader, coal elevator, searchlight ' tower, .talking train station and scads of other amazing real life setups. You .can start with o train (complete) for as ' little as 24.95 then add to it over tha years. Lionel trains have been manu- ' factured for over 50 years and FYOCK'S ' is very proud to be able to moke them ; ayauaoie to you. Harvey Martin, Soles Manager savs . . . moke your selection now while the stock, is complete . . . $5 00 will hold the deal till Xmas. LIONEL trains ore a real worthwhile toy (if you can call them a toy) and a fine education for any boy. FYOCK'S 1001 Main. AN AUTOMOBILE, like a. hohv tot.. good care. BALSIGER'S has probably the best equipped garage in these Dart. The division which impressed me most .... in my tour around the building is their specialized lubrica tion d e p a r tment. There it is a large room with cars lined from one end to the other, but not a tool or Dieea of equipment in sight. It's there thouah. you con count on thot. Everything to do , the job, neatly .placed , in drawers and cabinets, within, easy reach of every me- )Z chanic. Overhead reels ' containing qrease guns, oil guns,, water, air, etc. .1 'Coop" tells me it's a real pleasure to "i do lubricotion in the manner used ot 'i BALSIGER'S. For the customer.' It's a ti fast; efficient, lubrication headquorters,' v,4 with expert technicians eopoble of ren- dering a complete, satisfying service to'; the most meticulous owner of on auto mobile. BALSIGER'S has certainty pro-' vided a specialized lubrication depart ment for the people of the Klamath ' Basin. . -I ( i
