THE KLAMATH NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTFMRFR 13,
PACK PIVT5
Jjal'ointes' Shop
To Hold Formal
Opening Saturday i
La Polities Khun nt b7 Main
street will hold Mm fiirtniil npi'ii
tux mi Hut unlit y romiuench.K Ml
HI r It tuiitn, when lad It uf Klani
Ml It Kulls are cordially Invlled lo
mil and (lisped the latest imideti
In ladles' wearing apparel.
Interior decnralnra -worn yester
day addlup: lo lha llunl lni'lin to
l ho shop, which lit hi' I in cnrrUd
out In leaf muUI riuUh The fur
nishing and Interior tli(-uri lim
la bring done by locul firm.
The uw shop la located In the.
space formerly o.ciipd by the
Karl Hhephrd Music Kturn and
Uses In apace of HO by lou
feel.
y Jnt l.c.lf tlrroi'iitlm
Tim floor of the store U fully
carpeted with rich Wilton car
pet carried out In the soft pastel
shades wild It it lit wlno mlur
in cases aim imures ere r-ir-
rled mil In t hi leuf ruM slim')-. i
tit alls ami celling harmou'-
Inn. H'Hiillfiil ih w future huvo I
been Installed by the Itidiitoilrl
Difficult Breathing
A .Simple, Safe, IncxnunMlve
Mc.ii.Hl that Clear.. Head,
None unJ Throne
.ujI caUrih in not lAdy HiKirr
allr und uflrtiMtr. IhiI tli4l inlUimtl
tnditiun ul i he tnihoti nirittttrjtic
nl thr i ir 4MU:f til the hrd. ap
and Ihiiut may kprrad to iti unt
ahrrr il ii nuurubk und a d-u'frr
In hlf
I tr III. Aa.
( luiirrtlt- lire
ContHMn nl utr )
till inul herb.
Hum tr and Ik-i-rira.
wjrm
MIMlktf V4Of I J
inhalnl mtu the
art ird air i.. w ToOaCCO
kaiROitnu wuign .
ijhcre .rJ. 1
iluut het and ,,innin 'a
wlvcr4itnol re.uh. Iliry mntain no
lobatcuor cuIm-Im, iii1 Ik-iiir hirndra,
irr um-i bi htldrrii, a Writ adnli.
II u ulfi-r lnm any rtit.mh.il
lrulrlc,rjtarrhjltMtInrM,hormra.r
aihnia.li4vlrrr,lirint hiul irrtieittont.
or are sublet t to Irrjui-itt Yll.t get
(rum any driiKi.-t a kft-wie pM L
mte of lh. IntkBtM-r' i(,arrtio, and
prove their plrasjnt, tenchcul elTcns.
BTROPPINO 19 KSENTIAU
The Million Dollar
Valet AiitoStrop Razor shows
the necessity of stropping
4
before each shave
BECAUSE It o!ves the problem of men with stubborn
beards, the new Valet AutoStrop Ru:or is taxing,
our factories'" capacity to meet America's JcmnnJ.
' Everywhere wise men arc turning to the improved
Valet AutoStrop Razor because it is teaching them the
) vital importance of never shaving with a blade that ha
not been properly stropped.
A'l barbers know that until it is stropped the cutting
edge of every blade is a row of tiny needle points that
scrape and tear the skin. Stropping smooths them out.
'.With the automatic self-stropping device of the new
Valet AutoStrop Razor you can do this in a few seconds.
And the new model offers you many other modern
features exclusive In this raior. It is the result of
21 years of experiment and the expenditure of a
million dollars.
Both the rator and the blades have been distinctly bettered. Made
of tho costliest sicca, treated by the exclusive Valctite process.
Valet blades have a perfect edge. The self-stropping feature keeps
them so. New type guard gives you full use of the shaving surface'
of these keener hlauci. Instantly inserted or removed by pressing
a button. Locked In a firm non-flexible grip, they put blade vl
bratlon and raior pull out of the picture for good. No need to
remove the blade to strop and clean it.
Try (his new Million Dollar Rator. You'll quickly learn to like It.
J And once you know its soothing shaves and friendly angle, you'll a
stick to it for life. , .
Bramiully iniilird models complete with blades and
: in Improved strop In hundjome cases at $1.00 to $25.
Also' A Netu
nnd Finer
SnaiiingCrecim
35c
Jk
illnll
.A MlrV''
VALET AitOfStrop RAZOR
AutoStrop Safety Rator Company, Inc., 656 First Ave., New York City
Allison to Attend;
Church Convention
,,. v Kzz, ,, J
Hev V, K. Allison, pastor of
lin Find Clirlmlan clirm h, made j
rrvuf Inns yesterday . al Ilia,
Hoiilh..in Pacific, tor Heplemher .
.30,
when ha will leave for Kanaaa
( liy, .Mlaeourl, lu allsml th
Ni.rlli American Christian Con-'"'
venllou In U In , hIihi from
(li'lulirr 10 lit Oi ioliar 14 Inrlu-
nlm.
Alri-ailr'lD.OUO d.-ir'al.' from 1
nil urilliin. nf North Amrl;1,
liav (nn up fur tli runnni-.
Hun whli i l hm held In
fiiniuiii riinvonllou Hall.
Klarirlr Hhup. The. K. It, .)lil
u..u ..i iu I
!u,k. Mil, I, Un hid... ho ititflti '
, allow euaea and alt fllllua mnm 1
,aa dona liy fufer llrothera. i
iMtK Kloilrli- Nla;n j
Over l!i new ahop will liana a
II5IMI el,
tlrlr alan whlili la to beiof hla rlrwa ronremlm the raaa.
Inaiulled Friday liy the liulua
t rln I h.l- 1 1I1-. The alan la hulll
uIomk the aame deatan aa Tha
Culifuriila Orraun Power rutn
pauy alan and 'the word "l.a
I'olniei" Will fluah off and on In
rln-iiliir rlfiTt. The alan when
ereeled will aland Id feet hlatl.
Mra. Charlea l.a I'olntv. huyer
for the ahop la the wife uf tba!
t'ZZ.Z XVST ,
liiNltUa tin Klaniuth Kails uliop '
Mr, and Mm. La I'oliit bav ,
three oihiT ahnpa for ladlna lo-1
ratt-ii in w aNhiiiRion and lira
Kn. Jiim reri'iidy lhay aold a
Imp In Mamhflrld. '
rollry ;i.u 1
"II win alwaya m a prartlre .
nf our shop to purchase Juat one
mod.. I of each aiylo ao that each
one will be ex'lunlve,M Mr. La
'mute staled. 1
Just a few week ago Mr. and
Mis. l.a Pointo returned from
New York City and other eastern !
atyle l-enlera where they pur-
chaed exclusive stink for the
new sinre In this city.
"We have Invosted thounandu
nf dollars In thin new store be
caue we feel Klamath Kails la
nnt nf I ho nioit promUltm amall
rltloa nf lh l'o Iflc mail. We
hnpr thai llif pftiplo of thla rlty
will IV I f rH to vltlt our ahop at
any tlm and throuph the proaa
holh Mr. I .a Point and mynolf
pliiid a mnut rordlnl InvllaUon
In I'vnrynnn in nit iMi d our opon
Inc on Snttirduy," Mr. Ia Pulnto
roixluilfd.
TO THE PERFECT SHAVE
wnjuoostoxs
K el ley D.efense
Rests Case, Judge
Presents Views
.OH ANOKI.KH, Hi.pt. W. (l'if
! lM.Tll. flllflfllMa Uf 1..II I1. Kol-
.,.,ud f mllr,r of
Mrs. Myrtle Melius, rested U,,ito Jim lend over William ;
tonight, at Hi" roiiclualon !
""' -"lu ' '""ft- I
Mra. (Iraca llrown,. furinur
iirarn maid al III houm, wa I
iiIih luiil wlliium railed. Ili-t
K'allmony wai prolilblind dua lu
raminmaaa aim ui owumi,, , 2
I.OH ANtiKI.KH, H'-pt.' M. (V
l' In an affurt to haaten rloaii
of tho trial of lo I'. Kelli-r.
u ,tm,rf nf lit miiriliip fir IiIh
a ..lain i..lon f .uiirt w,
ordered 'lonlKlit liy Irlal Juilani
Kletclier llowron. j
Toduy the Jnrlat mrliilli'd du-
fena efforta with a alatnnieiit
"Tho court . ronvlocfd dtiut
llm d'c'aifd ram to her death
hy criminal Injury," Judgo
llowron aald. "It la rldW-ujouN
to tlmorlin that 1 hla woman waa
about lo dlft anyway."
"Whoever placed lhoe mark a
on her body." he aald. referring
to srorea of i ma and 4rtilen.
"i Juit aa gulliy uf her death
aa thuuKh ahe wrra In normal
health. Thr only hypotltetila for
the defen la that anrneoiie t-'lne
kilted .Mra. Mullua."
The judKa iuntallit'd prone.
cutlon objH llona to effort of"IW- resolution aia. oecauae
lha def.-UM to show tlmt Mn . ! h PP ! righ:a for wo-
Melius mlaht hirit died from a
fall and to allow that her heart !
was In a weakened condition
from drinking, i
n.-miiv lii.i'rin Aimmnv fiif. '
ford Thorns and P. J. Plrette.
una iff hla Inreatlgntnra, muxt !
appear In court Monday to ihuw
cauaQ why they ahould not be '
ellMl f nt rnnlnrnnl t, illwa aa
Lh. lh.. h.H .;,..,,.- ,,. !
Intlmlilale a defenae wltneaa.
Judge llowron
tonight.
algned tho order
Three Killed in
Biplane Crash
I " - ,
I OAKLAND. Calif.. Sept. 12. I today.
! (I'l'l Throe peraona won; killed oimr-tor WVllman waa refer
here late today when a biplane rg Kay Wray and (iary
, In hlrh they wore riding Cooper, who have the Ii a!a In
jcraahed to the ground In. the tlM vuurc. lloth are compara
Irealdentlal dlatrlrt. j,lvey ,.w , .rern auinenra,,
I The d""1 re 'l,l T. ll-rry. on!. ,hP pjt y Bav,
I JO. Alameda, pilot. T A. Wal- ihey r. a hrd tho lay mug of
,ini-e, 2D, nakinnd. and hla ilalrr,
jeaalv.
H, puaaengera
The tel.. Ii.rl i.k...
nl, r .1,7";. . T i. a wea.uiun yi-. m:a , UMeUg Keptun Humaker. cnatr
Oukluud airport a ahurt lime I medium h.iuin I'..!., a. riv.' ' . ..
U'fore In
Trnvelnlr biplane.
jonn riizer. police officer, wit-!
neaaed the arrldetit and aald the :
plana had slda allppvd. ;
oilier wltneaaea aald (lie rraft
went Into a lull apln. i
The vlrtlms were all dead
hen they wero taken Into the i
Kmergency hospital. An Immeil-i
ato investigation was promised ,
by the coroner's office.
As the biplane t U ni b I e d t
thro unli the air It threatened a
bungalow but mlhsed the atruc-i
line u, iew i.ft. landing in a from a romuntlral setting, and
vacant lot. Mechanics were called it is only natural to assume
from Onkland airport at oure to! their work will be Interpreted to
rlenr away the wreckage. 'perfection on tho screen'
Coolidge, Mellon
To Aid Hoover
(Continued From Pace One)
I at tho most Inopportune time
I from the republican point of
I view.
I'nlque Itnillo KrKrw
j Secretary Mellon apd bis aaao
chiles In the reniiNyivanin rvpiih
; lirnn organisation w ill he nbllcml
to do everything possible to off-1
set the wcll-flnanccd drive which '
tho democrats are launching In :
the slate. i
Republicans announced loniaht
a unique Introduction for their I
radio series. Thoy hnvo arrang
ed to give the radio public a
chance to listen In on republican
national committee, hendqunrters
hero.
Women I'ny Visit
While It Is not to be expected
that all nT the nceiiea which Ink..
I plnce In tho conference rooms
will be reproduced lor lha. radio
listeners, one of tho more har
monious session of Dr. Wqrk,
national chairman, nnd his ad
visers will be put on tho, nlr.
Tho microphone will he set up
In Work's ortlco nnd ,vurlnus
lieutenants will report lo him
on their work This prngrnni
will bo broadcast over 24 stations
of IJjo Columbln chain from T:.10
to 8 p. ni. eastern standard tlmo
Friday.
Hoover received n delegation
Trom tho nutlonal womun's, party
asking his support of their pro
posed equal rights amendment
to the constitution, llnovor re
plied 'ho was having this pro
posal studied by advisers and will
slnto his position after hearing
their-reportB.
For your Frlgldalre call B. K
Jefferson, phone 1061-J. adv.
; Jy6-tt
Classified advertising Is s
morning newspaper . proposition
always. Us Th News. .
Al Smith Backer
Leads in Georgia
' ATLANTA, Oa., 8cpt. It. MJ
ri congressman ihiio hiciv. ;
(h K I fill district, enndldiitH j
f. - mill initiation III tmlliV'a dlHtl- i
ior'ratlc nrlmarv In Georgia, w-nt
Upsiiuw, on iiwnl of (lovornor
A If nil K Hmith. on llm baaln of
i liiiiiiipl(e rviurna lata tunlRht.
Hi pl. Ipadlnx In four '
Ilia five -cuiintli-i of lha dlatrlit,
,. ,llm
cuunty unit voir of
fur l'pr.haw. Iti'iurm
' from Atlanla, rpnliaw'a hoina,
'and Di'i-alur, Hloule'a homa. Iiad
j not lifon roinploU'd lata lunlKhl.
t ilor. U. (). Ilardman. araklns
1 iinont!iiatluii. appeared t-ertaln of
'" '''Pl-t return..
The foto waa: Ilardman,
2Z'J; lllvera, 16,'JM.
Woman's Parly
Endorses Hoover
, WARIIINCTO.N', Kept. It. (V
iVi The national woman'a
j party uiinounced tonight It had
decided at a conference thla
i afternoon to up port tho repub
lican presidential tt:kt lecaue
"ihemt are the only one whose
election offer any hope to the
; movement fur equal rlffhta be
tween mcu and women "
' "It In not possible to support
the democratic presidential nom-
iustry and naa naa
Inn 'ord. during
hjp career j
aa governor, of oppoaltlon to
equal luduatrlal opportunity for h ,IK.llkor ,lreM,d ,na r0ral.
women and haa aellvely apon- nation of atudlea wjilrh (a an add
aored Ihwa handleapplng women ,0 dtnntnfm to atudente and a
In turning their livelihood. feature which la not found In any
At the Pine Tree
Tho Idenl lovera of the I northweat; nnd that tho Cnlted
ai reen!" Sueh waa the ex-loma- States supremo ronrt rerently
tlon of Dlrertor William Wall. , recognuwd that the greateat
man. during the filming of thoill r't presented
l.alon of th. rsaii.iaa.ri , before It ramo from the weal.
3
quel to the air .pktarel
ilnna."
Tho pirture mill
the 1'lna Tree tlicalre
eVimo to
.
n,e Imiil
Mlaa Wrilv la n nieillnm hlmwl.vt.
. .
nrv handsome, nail a Dprfeet I
maarullne physical type. He waa
reared on the open range of plained the work of this rnmmlt
Montana. Miss Wray la also a tee. which haa been established
Westerner, having been born In throughout the slate. Ted Oil
Canada, and living the greater lenwaters acted aa chairman and
part of her life In Arizona, Utah, Introduced the speaker,
and California. ' The mualrs.1 part of the pro
There la little doubt In the gram featured Jark Dennis, who
mind Hint ill. l..m nf ' l r
land Cirw 1'nan.r win I..
e!nlm.,l hv rn. . t. ,k
motion picture is shown, as being
the Ideal loving pair. They come '
At the Liberty
To our mind there la nothing
like a real red blooded drama
of the wide open spaces, there
fore wo can give our enthufdastk
reconiniendatlon to "Guardians
of Tho Wild" the current at
traction nt the Liberty .theatre
starr Inn Ilex the kinc of wild
! burses and featuring beautiful
Juno Marlowe.
I
This picture Is filled
action and thrills, posessos
captivating love story, nnd
Wl'" seaaoned with humor.
Is
Have Your Broken Automo
bile Claat Replaced Quickly
While Vou Wait
BOB RYAN'S AUTO
TOP SHOP
Hoe Hobble Hyan About Your
Car Awning
1811VMALN BTKUBT '
o!- i
1 1 ri .
Jackson - O'Grady
Go Ten Hounds to
In tho beat fluhla aeen In
Kluinalh ruunty for aomo lima,
with nearly every matih folnic
III full athedule. I'eter Jmkaoll, '
i'ortland, la at nlrht fouaht 10 t
round! to a draw with flene ;
O'Orady, Aahland. In lha batllea ;
al Chlloquln. i I
Twlra III the alxth round Jurk
aun knorked O'Orady down for ,
the i-oiint of nine, but O'Orady
ataaed a quirk recovery and rame
back In Uia aevenlh freah enough I
to regain toat ground and get a I
draw.
Wilbur Harrington and Auatin ;
Ituaander mlaed It faat and heavy ,
In the aemlwlndup for alx rounda. j
the . derlalon gnliig to Itoaander, ;
Kraukle alonroe and Hilly
llreedlova went nx rounda to a
draw, and Bailor Knight won on j
a dm-lalon In a four-round Rattle ;
with Jark lire d love. Harold :
WrlKht and Hattllug C arr fought )
a four-round special to a draw, i
nnd In the rootlo-weiglit opener J
Htuhby C'rana and Jimmy Ha r a no ,
entertained the fana with a draw
match. I
The card waa put on before a i
packed houfe, with many fanij
from Klamath Falla In attend-1
ance. ' I
Joe Swindler referred thr '
matches.
i
Educator Talks i
At C. of C. Meet!
(Continued From Pag Om) I
tlfA whlh (Iim t.nlvArallv t.lnvtf
of the other lurge rollegea of the
,S
Parlflc eoaat. He also mentioned
hat . the medlral aehool of Ibo
Iveralty of Oregon la conald-
crcrt one of the flneat I n the
a,, ""oa
Ul IUV UUVIl'l Ult- Utl UIIUIIUI
as vice-president nf tho Inntltn
tlon and- Illustrated how the bus
mm. ndmlnUtrntinn of the achnol
has been able to nave money for
the state and for the school bv
ita cooperation and the plan it
follows of never doing an.injun
tire to another., but at Hub aamv
time' never allowing an Injustice
jU h done to the unlveralty.
I ' Klutf flrenia Knnoa
.... ... . ....
01 "0
i.i.,- .... t.-i....,i, t.nii. .a .
iinr .t ih. nnlvnrvliv ..
.ni. two aoloa . acromnanled hv
iviiia fnreamt Ciiniminsa nt tho
nlna. Knr.rnl in,aa Hint, l.d
by Johnny Houston were sung by
te gathering. !
Star Drug Store
jNew Victor Agents
R. E. DeWeese, owner of thej
Star Drug store yesterday an-,
, nnnnced that his organisation has .
taken orer the Victor Agency In
'Klamath Falls. And. from now'
on they will be exclusive agents i
for Vlctrolas, Victor Radiolas
i and Victor records, according to I
I DeWeose. " 1
j The Earl Shepherd company
; was formerly agent for the Vlc
. tor people, but due to the fact
' that they, closed out their bus-
lthl'neM ete " 'lort ,lme aKO " ""j
UKcnry iis cnuusi-u, irs. .tiuuae
Chllders, who was employed by I
the Shepherd company for yenrsj
has accepted a position with then
Star Drug sloro and will be In ;
charge of the -music department:
for Mr.- DeWeese. - - ' I
111 order to make room for ;
! tho -new department, the drug i
storo has been re-modeled nnd !
sound proof rooms Installed as'
well as a new meizanlne floor,!
which will serve as a display
room for Vlctrolas. A complete
i new stock of both machines and i
records Tinvo been received, and
are on display.
Oregon Alumni
Students, Banquet
(Continued From Pag) One) I
picture the Chinaman as merely I
a smoker of opium for I know
him to be one of the finest sped- I
mens of manhood on this earth. I
I know him well enough lo know I
mat no American or any other
country ran compete with him In
business In, his country."
"We, the American people,
have the good will nnd reverence
of the Chinese and Jnpanese be
cnuso we have entered their coun
try cleKn handed.
"In Oregon we havo the key
position qf It all. 1-et us build
and Jilnn for the day. which I
hopf-718 not In the too far dls
lancif. when at the University of
Oregon wq aro able to have a.ue-
Eliminate valve-grinding with this oil
o( ft endurance beyond belief "
Stops carbon trouble, too
Stability The new Cycol will JUnd
the hardcit kind of usage. It is refined
to meet the severer conditions of heat
and pressure developed by the modern
high compression engines, assuring you
an unbroken oil film where beat, pres
sure and friftion are greatest.
i? Acids The new Cycol refining
process eliminates the use of acids,
though moil refiners use them. While
au Js clear the "crude oil" they chemi
cally change its structure and compo
sition; (bus seriously cutting its
lubricating value.
Such oils break down under engine
temperatures. They distill off and escape
as vapor through the breath
er exhaust.
The new refining process
of Cycol selects from the
"crude" those elements of
greatest lubricating value ,
and stabiliryin performance,
rejecting those elements
which readily break down
under engine heat and cause
excessive carbon deposits.
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE
parttnent - of '.lutcrnatJcmnl . Tehs
tlous.'f - - -
Mr. Barker, a native of Oregon
left hero. when a young man. For
more than 17 ream h. w.i on.
of the leading attorneys of t'hl-i
rago. later going east to' New,ed to attend the funeral services
York City where he practiced law ; of the late Harry Ivan, Infant j
for a number of years. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. I
Our New Customers Are Won
Not Words! .
Justin
Williams Building
mi M'lnml'filiiij
So Cycol gives a protective oil film
on cylinder walls and moving parts,
not vapor at the breather pipe.
JCtSS QrbotU As to carbon, Cycot
like all oils deposits some carbon. But
it deposits less carbon than any other
oil. The most exhaustive tests have
proven that statement.
Even more important, the carbon
that is deposited by Cycol is soft and
easily removable. It is not hard or sticky
and cannot scratch a cylinder. .
'Prove it yourself Cycol gives you
the finest results you have ever known
more perfect lubrication, "endurance
Roads to
Romance
WITH JACK AND
ITHVL, THE HON
EYMOONING HO.
TORJKATES. EVERY
WEDNESDAY. TO
S JO P.M. OVER THI
PACIFIC COAST
NETWORK
MOTOR. OIL
DEATHS.
lUtrw.l
IVAX HOOMAN".
Friends a:
e respectfully invlt-
If you know Style, you'll see in
"CLUB CLOTHES"
smart new models men of good taste
will wear. ''
If you know Tailoring, you'll recog
nize those fine points of workman
ship that insure quality. , , V
If you're a judge of Fabrics, you'll
see such woolens as you expect , to
find only at high prices.
If you like a wide selection, you will
find variety to choose from.
If you demand quality,
are guaranteed to
refunded.
j30-i35-s40
& Montgomery
MEN'S WEAR
beyond beliet andtheeiun.
ination of carbon troubles.
So fill your crank case
with Cycol. You can ident
ify it by the new transparent
green-gold color. Sold
wherever the Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor
Oil signs are shown. Asso
ciated Oil Company,
Rifiiun tf
"MORE MILES TO
THE GALLON"
Hodman to 'be held Irom tha Earl
WhUtock Funeral Home on
Thursday afternoon at 6 9elock.
Iter. Frank W'emett will official.
Last rltea will be held at Link-
villa cemetery In the family plot.
Old newspapers tor sale at tbft
Kewa otflew. .
with Clothes
' . ..
satisfy or money
!
Klamath Fall, Ore.