The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 21, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928 PAGE FIVE &ugarman's Fall Opening Success, Continues Tonight University -Boys Hold State Titles THE OWL DRUG COMPANY'S TFIE KLAMATH NEWS . .... .......... ...... ...tl Iho anmrjly dresfdrfnent ir Ihla full riling In IIM; riniiii clothing menu luniJ null Willi rotillnuoua Him uf Klnuuith full, lit Icons uaker lu tee what will wear k. Huiariniiu iiiitniiiK ovenlnil, Iho twi'tily-lhlril ulinuu full formal opening eonimoiici nt II o'clock anU lasted iliruimli out the uveulua. Visitors atlur viewing tlio at tractively fiiriilahcd dlahluy will' (Iowa of Ilia atnra, entered an autumnal utiuoniherv ami were greeted by K. Himuiiimu aud li!r 1 nrf il ilurka. Wllhln Ilia aiore . were ninny inuilula ilepli'tlni Urn authentic rnlura antl weaves In in ti ' mil funhlmia. Kuih guest araa presented wllh a flower by .Mr, Himuriimn'a ymiuiixt dirndl lur. In Iho baik of the In run aloru, Asliworlh and hl Allanient bund lurnlahi'd , niiialc (or dmicliiK llirouithont Ihn evouliiK At UlU I'lllSe of Ihu evening Hurry Pells, Jim liaiiitlierly. Ju k Morrison. Kenton lluuiaknr unil I Frank Hall rrv vulcil tha hot ilresaud men who attended, t'hlr best d reused man nontrat cull-1 Unties at tha second evening of j Ilia formal upcnluit lonlaht. The' winner will ba presented with a 13& ault iir nvorcfiut. Tin. Muti. ond biil dressed visitor will be j given a fholeo of t flu hat on . pair of KlorNhelm shoe.. Stolen Auto ... Recovered Here Two rara reported stub n to the, ahrrlff'a office Wednesday were aitaln In Ihe issiloii of their owners la.l night. Tha linnmnbllo aeriuti. belong. Ilia to Thnniaa Dillon, of the Wlllard lioH'l. waa not atolun, hut had - been hurniwrd for a short I tlino, according to word from thi office of tha local agent of thei Insurance rompsny with which tha rar waa Insured. A lludaon roach. belonging . ,,,,,,,r. .,,,1 n I ir l.l In l ho noilonnl tournev. Harrison won all five northwuat otwn (ennla touma- It. Itatclwood, l.nkovlcw. Waa inrnln, Including ihu Oregon male championship, and at pren-nt la In the aju'.h defendiug hi found nboul a mile north of itie full torn In lain llilc. ' city yeaterrtay. The thief Don .ii..c, UK. and llrad Mnrrlaon. University of Oregon mar aihletns. are the only two collegians to Jointly hold the Kiatn titles In golf and tenule. Mco U atale golf rhamiiou and'ono of th) ouMtand- l" golfera III the country. I In waa runner-up to Dr. (. K. Willing, of Portland, for the northwest ap parently had been afraid to bring Ihe rar Inio the cjly god abandoned It by the aide of the road. The owner arrived and took possession yesterday. Malin, Bonanza to ' lie ahared by Iho high action! : dlatrtcta and tile rouuty districts, j IIlVO iT'lfpf PriHB '"a ,h" ,0'"1 w,u ,u 11,0 Jlttvv VttlllCI IuS unil,,,,,, ,t ,,! ar.-ordlug to In- Horn than MOO people flew """n "cnoi.1 win nuvo uie f In llrlllnh alrriiift during 1112;. portunlty. Marling Monday, to i and only five Uvea were but in eat . lunch lu rafoiorlaa In tha accidents to civil machines, lu , schools. luxling toatlng and racing. , The i-nlury of lie rool.a loni'Hlloii from Ihe rounly ichool auperlntindent'a office. I take my prasritptlnn to tht Pelican Drg atnre and they are Pep Rally Tonight, Football Saturday Tonight . Klamath union high achool ttudeiita will hold a pep rally in anticipation of the foot ball game tomorrow with . Al- jrlil :alwaya rlght.-y Try them and youftura, high achoora grldalera" I.I wllf al.o be aall.fled.-Adv. U-t( j T9 w fce pl8yed ,, I . . , BBkawr i i's i mzxv-Z'-& m r-. u. s m i i v i i g , i '- i i .XT'1' . '. aw, oi - r i GST. 1 Vlrsl Your choice of these three combinations 50c Rim Tooth Paste 50c Sanora Mouth Wash 50c Rim Tooth Brush 50c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 50c Sanora Mouth Wash 50c Gaylord Tooth Brush 50c K. C. L. Tooth Paste 50c Sanora Mouth Wash 50c K. C. L. Tooth Brush THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED-GET YOURS TODAY! Brunswick ' II Phonographs and Records jruwitis J0mqs Eastman Kodaks and Films PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON . j ! Slater Harvests I Wealthy Apples Another evidence of aucceaaful fruit growing in Klamath county' may be rcen In the windows of, the Jack Slater Investment com-j pany oil South Seventh street., where threw largo red apples as large as cantaloupes are on dis play. Theno apples were grown In the orchard' of the Slater ranch, which is located at the Junction of the Merrill and O'ene high ways. They are of the Wealthy variety, which is one of the few klnda of applea being grown In the large or"hard. Slater states he baa bad a good crop thia year, harvesting about 175 boxes. I - I DH ICSIT MORROW RETl'RX8. MEXICO CITV. Sept. 20, (CP) Ambasador Dwlght. Morrow returned to the capital today from C'oahul'.a where he has been rlsltlng for two weeks. At the Pine Tree On the Wage The program of the Dixie Jubilee Quartet Includes a goodly number of plantation melodies for which their roices are so pe culiarly adapted. However, while the folk-lore songs are favored the program Is Interspersed with many humorous and popular se lections, as well a attractive fea tures. This combination, to gether with a rery fine strain of 'light comedy, makes a happy combination. ' On Ih Hcreeii ' Billie Dove Is sold as a slave, for a purse-full of gold In "Tha Love Mart," now at the Pine Tree theatre. : Gilbert Roland and Noah Beery, i with Mlaa Dove, have the leading rolea. Emlle Chautard, Armand Kails, Boris Karlof, Andre Lancy. Raymond Turner, Paul Vincentl, 1 Robert Schnable and othera ap- pear In the cast , '. . ; , nr reentta nae Newa nana Ada. i Go early NOW! Take ample time for a leisurely visit at the "Old Home" haunts. Be back by Oct. 3 1 . Reserve your accom-1 modations as far in advance as possible. It's a wonderful opportunity for an economical travel vaca- , tion to go the scenic Great Northern Way past Glacier Na tional Park on the dc Luxe Oriental Limited, "Aristocrat of the Rails." The beauty of the colorful Scenery is matched by the restful comfort you enjoy on this superb all-steel train, which travels , over a smooth roadbed for more than 1 200 miles behind giant oil-burning locomotives. . All tjir latest travel features, including: Separate shower baths for men ' and women; ladies' maid, manicure: women's boudoir-loungct barber. ' valeti men's dub-room: extra high, widc-wtndowed observation room. Beautiful dining cars, where mealtime is an event. And, always, courteous, efficient service. he field at the county fulrgrounda. will start at 3:30 Couch Al Sinclair, of Klamath high, expecta the Alturas team to be strong opponents for his team which has held few scrimmages so far thia year, to prevent lir j July lu ihu iMayi-is wiiu nave uui . yet hardened thomselvea for the I soanon's grind However he reports that the Klamath warriors are' coming along fine for so early In the seaaou.- He plans to play about 80 men In the game tomorrow. This Is not a conference game and ha will use It as an oppor tunity to test the players. Games are scheduled for the next four week-ends. The fol lowing Saturday Ashland will play here; .the week after that the Klamath team will journey to Grants Pasn for a contest, and Ihe week following the Grants Pass game Dununiulr will play here. Large Buck Shot By Henry Burke Heen hunting yet? Any suc cess? , Some hunters nre finding them and getting some of them. Yes terday Henry Burke, Edwin Otto, and "Dad" Acher. all of Pelican City, saw five bucks In the Green i Springs Mountain district. Tbey were successful in bng KliiK a seren-pronR buck, fat as butter, and weighing 198 pounds when dressed. It required the efforts of all three to tote the gnnio to their waiting automo bile w'.hen they returned to the city to lire on venison for a while. Burko made the lucky shot. , K. Sucarman's fall weiiii Was a Hilarious Surprise Harry Peltz Jim Daugherty Jack Morrison Kenton Hamaker Frank Hall Best dressed last night. At the Liberty i Leave Portland daily 9:00 V. M. for Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago antl East. 1'or full ilotuIlN apply to C. N. CHRISTOPHERSON. Gen AgU i 11.1 S. Hi'venth Street, Phone 1400. Klimmtli Kails, Ore. or ,1. II. HI MN;, Truv. IWcnm'r AkL, Portland -, Faster Time i No Extra Fare CLEAN, CINDERLESS, LUXURIOUS, SCENIC ROUTE ' Should war sever the ties ot frtendHhip? Is the spirit of bro therly love stronger than the en mity of nations? "His Foreign Wife." showing today at the Liberty theatre. Is a story of brotherly love. Such an experience befalls Johnny Haines, played by 'Wal lace MacDonald, In "His Foreign Wife," a story of war's emotions, depicting the romance of an American doughboy In the Army ot Occupation and a German frauleln who is looked upon by his people as an enemy. - This latter character Is portrayed by Greta von Hue, a newcomer, Kiln a Murphy. ' Lee Shu m way. Elsie Bishop. Charles Clary and others contribute other Important Impersonations. Best Dressed Man Contest continues tonight. $10 Prize to Worst Couple dancing on floor tonight l aint mad at nobody i For rosuUa nne News Class Ads.