TUESDAY, DECEMHER 25, 192
PAGB FIVII
THE KLAMATH NEWS
TvT"1"'" Hold Exams For
in aval Academy,
West Point Soon
R I O . orury; Amphibian, twimroing Hon- ijs
IJfl.lll tILUII.lll.1 JM. 1U1I1111L.11I., irimtw , w wss, v
At University of Oregon
men's bononiry, nd Is member
ot PI I'bl, national orltil
sorority.
Mercedes Boyd Is s eenlor Id
Biology. Hha l member of C'hl
foinpctlllv. eiumlnullim for lN,VKRHITV Of OREGON., cation. I. known on the campus "'"'' and I the daugh-
Dim I'ultuil Ulatu mvil unurfatntf .. .... I tir M W It. HOVIl.
Eugene, Ore., Dec. 24. f Special j mrougn committee worn. n i - , . , -----
and w..l Point men In thu aec-KimmuH ,., n for, .) , mpnill,r of Pl Bel. phll .. I 'f"""
on.l rni.greM..nal district, which ,,.,, ' umiwliy , llnn.l sm-l.l sorority. r' " J "u' dJ "
.1 l..rlml,. Klamath comity, will h of 0rn, .,.ordp, , r,prt I Kdni Korn.. aophomore In pby
.A held Junuary I!, 1029. In oo-, (ron) ,,, lf.Mtrar'a office. Moat al,. ,duratlon. I. the daughle
il rm ran. ;of them hare Imn active In stu-'of II. K. Kern. Keno route
Standard Dyers & Cleaners
1409 Esplanade St.
Myrtle Kerne, freahman In
Jnuriiallatn, haa worked on th9
Oregon Dally Emerald, the mil
vcralty paper, the paat term. Hhr
la a daughter of Mr. O. 0. Kern.
Richard Magulr'e, freahman In
Bualnoas Admlnlatratlon, la a
liiliil
Best Christmas Wishes
Ostendorf Motor Co.
515 Klamath Ave.
pledge to Phi Gumma Delta, na-jof Mm. J. ('. Cooley.
Ilonal aoclal fraternity. He la
ihe ann of J. K. Magulre. 1005
I'lne Avenue.
Andrew Manning, freahman In
Journalism, haa "been actlre on
if cording to an announcement br ; t.nl affaire and hare a With
Huncrt it. miner, congrosamnn. i srholaallc average.
The mental examination will , z B ,phmore In
be conducted by the I'nltcd ,. slue, h.-r arrival on
Stale, civil service, rommlaalon at !, fnnip., , Trr .,lvi
(ho poalnfflra here on January , ,,. h.vlnr nbiv.
m i j, ai a a. m. nny qua.Miiu i ,.d rUM ,,0.in, hockey and
railldale may Inko both naumlna- j baaoliall. and haa anrved on anv
.5 Jlnin If ho diwlrea. Thoan ilo-rra, ,.aM rnmmltloea. Bhe la a
iKlrliiR 10 take tbo eaamlnallon ' momlM.r of Alpha Chi Omega,
aiiouiu write ur wiro ongrca- wiitnrii'ai national aoclal aororlty.
ina 11 Mullen In order that their Zcpha la a daughtnr nf lwille
.name may he filed with the. civil Hognra, ISl I'ailfle Terrace.
ervue cominiaanm ana eiamlna- , Jaan nogera la a Ire.hman ! ,h. .i.ff f the Oregon Dally
lion papera aent for ihem, It la 'm,joring In Kdumlloa. Bhe alao ! Kmerald. He la the aon of A. J.
,'"""' 1 jhaa been acilve on the enmpua Manning, nottle 1. Box 33T-A.
. Kollowlug are the quallflra- ,nd 1, , pledge tQ Alpha t'hl , j,me. Manning. Junior In hl
(Icin. fur each achool: Omega. tory, haa been very active dur-
, Mllllnrj' Academy I Hieward ttlddell. freahman In J ; hla college career. He waa
t'audldalea for dealgnatlon to j Architecture, la the eon of Mr. 1 circulation manager for Oregon
Woi I'olnt mil lw eiamlued Inland Mra. K. R. Klddell. I Dally Kmerald: aaalotant 'circa-
nlgebra, pliuie geometry. Kugllah I Virginia Itlr hmnnd, aophomore . aton manager for the 192S Ore
cnuipnaiiliin and literature, V. fl. ' In Kngllah, haa been aelected togana; clrrnlatlop manager for
hlilnry. general hlaiory, and -Kng-,! aerve on aeveral clui-a commit- j the 1924 . Oregana; manager
llb grammar. They muat he ac-jtee. 1027 Orogana: and (a a member
luul realilenla of the aernnd Ore-1 Lawrence Hhaw, Junior in Kng- of Ihe Kmerald "O." Mr. Man
on roiigreaaiiinul dlatrlrl, not llah la known on Iba ranipue ! ntng la a member of Alpha Delia
I laa I tin u five feel, four Inchea In , through hla arilvliiea. He la a glgnia, national honorary adver
helght: muat havn reached their j member of I'hl Kappa Pal. na- tlalng. fraternity, and Phi Kantia
17th birthday, hut nulat not navel"1"") aorlnl fraternity. Ha la the I, national aoclal fratorulty. He
reached thnlr tind birthday, on'""" of J- n- haw. j la the aon of Horace Manning.
Ihe date of entrance, which la i Marjorle Peyton, Junior In I Df'lmar Kuykcndall, Jr., at a
nnnroxlmaielv July 1 10.1 Kd ill a Hon. la a member of Delta freahman In Biology. He la
tratlon. Hia home la In Klam
ath Fa I la.
Kthel Carlaon, aophomore In
ftomanra lnguagea, la the
daughter of Mr. A. Carlaon.
William Clark, Junior In Rco
nnmlia. haa aerved on varioua
campua commitleea. Ilia home la
In Klamath Falla.
Irene Cooley, Junior In Dual-
eaa Admlniatratlnn, la a daughter
1
David Totten la a hophomore
majoring In Bualneaa Adminla
tration. Scott Warren, Junior In Bual
neaa Admlnlatallon. la known
chiefly through hla football abil
ity. He la playing Uckle on the
Oregon team. He la In Honolulu
at the present time aa a member
of the Oregon team that piayi
the Honolulu town team today, i
Mr. Warren la a member of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity and la the
aon of Mra. C. W. Warren.
Helen Anderaon, freahman ma
joring In Kugllah. la a pledge of
Delta Zeta. Bhe la a daughter
of Robert Anderaon of Merrill
Richard Bogus la a aophomore
majoring In fieology. Ho la th
aon of N. H. Bogue of Merrill.
, Loulae Dalton la a Preahmaa
majoring In Engllah. Bhe la the
daughter of Robert Dalton of
Morrill.
- To our -
friends and patrons
Our Greeting of the tea
" son to. all of you; may
Christmas 1928 be
your happiest and -others
to follow ,
happier than
this one
DHOVnOVILLE
WOOLEN MILL STORE
Corner Fifth and Maia Street
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m . ii'iMVAiuiHiuiy rfmr 1, 1Z'J. . - - - 1 "
fongrcanman Butler wl'l appoint ' ito'"' "allonal eoclul aororny. pledge to Phi Sigma Kappa fra-
the candidate receiving the hlgh.,"" r""on ' "uh'er, 'iterulty and ! the aon of D. V. I f JJnJo-k fnas
jaal rating In ,. teat ., determ-i Wl"rd P',on' ot ''.' KuykendaiU . MIOJilKall
Held By Church
IS THE SINCERE WISH OF
' The New City
Launtdry
FOR ALL IT'S PRESENT AND
FUTURE CUSTOMERS
Ined bv Ihe civil aerrlr. enmmi..'' Aparimenia.
Alexia Lyle. freahman In Bual-
alon principal radnl and the two!
ranking flrat and aooond alter-1
nate radela.
.Naval Araaleniily
Candidatea for daatgnallon to
Annnpiilla will hn examined In
algebra, plane geometry, Engllah
cnmpnaltion and literature. V. 8.
hlMtory. ancient hlatory and phy-
Klla Redkey. freahman In phy-mena Admlnlatratlon.. la a pledge
aicnl education, haa been active !to Gamma Phi Beta aororlty.
i In rlnaa athletlra, and la a daugh- she la the daughter of Mra. A.
2'J. Lyle.
Midnight Maaa.
Chrlatmaa event
an annual
In Catholic
A LOACKjOfOF
CHRISTMAS CHEER
Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas
to all ouV friends and patrons .
Locke Motor Co.
. CHEVROLET
522 S. Sixth St.
iter of Mr. 8. R. Redkey,
jConger avenue. Ailaa Maaacy.. aophomore In rhurchea throughout the world.!
Kenton Hamaker. Junior In'Mualc. haa become known on the waa celebrated laat night at the
Architecture, haa built up an cn-;eRmpl, through her activities. I Sacred Heart church when acorea
vlublo record through hla ae- pnP haa been appointed to help j of people throughout the coun
tlvltlca oir the campua. In bla ' with the annual' April Frolic, try attended.
uAknMA vamv h. w-nM tpAaaiirep 1 i .. - i U... nAl,Bl In n,,tiril Phrlatmaa aelectlona
rf"'itTh1y m"" b rHittm ';of hla claaa; ho aa elected aa. the music department, and Juatwere given by the choir, direct-:
the United Statea and bona fide I. n.h., of int. ran no Feto ! nn. . .i,rf m nreheaiiaieH hv Mra. June Barlow. Be-
; r.nnta of the aecond congreaa- j Directorate. C.reaier Oregon Dl-! honorary aororlty. i aidca thle there were the eero-
lonnl dlalrlct of Oregon, and jrectorate: ' aa a member of ; Jack Dennia. Junior In Eng- monlee nied In auch an event.
I"1 "a"1 roacnea tneir ltn Kroah debate team and la taking llah. la known on the campua j
( birthday on April 1. 1S29. but ,n active part In the Unlveraitr j through hia artlrltlea. the chief
imtui not bare reached their loth I orrheatra and band. Ho la a j one of which ia the Clee Club.
; birthday on March II, 1929. j member of Phi Sigma Kappa, na- Mr. Dennia baa been a member
i Congretrman Duller will appoint ' tional aoclal fraternity.- Ha blot the club for two year. He la
ihe candidate receiving the high-1 the aon of E. L. Hamaker.' ja member of Phi Mu Alpha, na-1
et rating In thla teat aa determ- Clarcnro Hill, eeuior In Bual- tional mualc. fraternity and Sigma
Ined by the civil aervlra commie-neaa Admlnlatratlon. la moat.'chl. national aoclal fraternity,
lun principal mldahlpmen and I widely known on ithe campua He la the aon of Bruce Dennia.
the three ranking next flrat. aec- throughHiia running ability. H"; Edna Dunbar. Junior In Eng-
ond and third allernatca. I la one of Oregon'a , outstanding n,,h, haa ; been active In awim-
. Itllalance runnera, nqd he and hi I mlng. basketball. track and
' 1 brother Ralph, are the wo maln-ignocduall. She waa alao appoint-
atnya of the dlatance meu. . 'le ed to a captaincy In the big ala
haa been out ot the acaaan tOT,ra movement. She la a mem
aonm time, suffering from an In-, her of Alpha Delta PI aororlty.
Jurcd leg while participating lis' she la the daughter of R. II.
the Oregon-O. A. C. nieej. Ralph., Dunbar.
ia alao vice-president of the. Or-. . Dorothy Dunham la a frenli
der ot the "O." on organllution ma majoring In Education. She
compoaed of lellermen on the la . the daughter ot E. A. Dun
camr.ua. He la the ann of C. A. ham. ;
Hill, It. R. No. 1. Box 3299.; jane Garrelon la a freshman
Klamath Kalla. ' , majoring In Kduratlon. She ia
, Ralph Hill, aophomore In Bttai-tthe daughter of Charlea Garco
noaa Admlnlatratlon. la also watte- ion.
ly known on the campua through . .uella Dahlein la a freshman
Hla track aciivmea. ; tie ia vine majoring In Kngllsn. sne Is a
of Ihe fasten . distance men on daughter ot Mr. and Mra. B. A.
At the Pine Tree
The apeclul Chrlatmas day and
Wedneaduy show at the Pine
Tree theatre, la rhockful of good
thing, and patrons arc aaiured
of a bright and hreesy line-up
of variety talent.
That Variety Revue that la dif
ferent. Introduced tho Alarcona.
a quintette of versatile arilata,
who offer anme dam-e and mu
sical hits of the whirlwind kind.
Some syncopated blta at the
DEATHS I
JOHX BROPHY
The funeral ot the lata John
Brophy waa held Monday after-
noon at the Earl Whitlock Fun
eral Home. Pine Avenue at
Sixth. Interment was made in
Llnkvllle cemetery.
For results aaa Nawa Class Ada
Wishing our many
Friend and Patrons a
. Merry Christmas
and a
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
Klamath Furniture Co.
The Good Will Store
1011 Main Street
pluno. eccentric acrobatic danc-;9 ri1.K tmt , tllre 0f Dohlelm.
Ing and some worthwhile nuin
Ix-ra on the xylophone are high
lights of the art.
Why Walk, with Doyle and
Wristen. In a ruto aklt with the I freahmon meets,
oil station attendnnt and 'the jnhn Morrison
hla letter this year despite the Beatrice Barr. a freshman ma-
fact that this la his first year Jnrlng In Romance languages.
of varsity ronincrltlpn. I-ast year is the daughtor of Dr J. R. Barr.
he made his numeral In the. Margaret dimming, sopho-l
more in Music, has been very
trpshman In active In campus activities. She
touring mnlorcycMst. There Is : Arrliltoiture. Is out. for fresh-' was manager of the frosh swim-
much lo Inugh at In this original; man track at Ihe present tlmo. ming team, served on the Great-
comedy offering. and has been active In Inter-; or Oregon committee, waa chair-
On the High Cy'a and Low fraternity, basketball. He is a . man of tho Klamath Falls Vnl I
Cy'a, with Prunea and Anderson, pledge to Phi Sigma Kappa, lia- i verslly Day. She waa on the I
(Tiv xi 1 1 ii ina s r
Reasons
(jjyreet trigs
With Kindest Thoughts
and
Good Wishes
. for a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
. t
Whitman Drug Co,
la a singing act thai la of lua
highest rallbro. Jacqueline Bru
nea la a musical comedy favorite,
pretty as a picture and a talent
ed artist, while Ted Anderson la
a comedy vocalist with a basso
' voice ot iinuaiiut range.
William C. Ttittle Indulges In j
.comedy mnclc and has n routine
;ot clever trlcka. The three Uls
; wcel girls prove llkitihle enter- '
: tnlners In some pleasing vnudo- !
vlllo blsts.
On the screen,. "Two Girls
j Wanted," starring Jnnet Gaynor,
j (star of "7th Henvon.")
tional social, fraternity. - He la I Frosh first team In. awlmming
the son of C. K. Morrison. laat year. She is a member of
Mnry Hunt, sophomore In Edu-iThcspian. freshman women'a hon-
At the Liberty
In an effort to Instill realism
' Into tho fight scenea of "Crooks
I Can't Win," to open today at tho
' Liberty theatre, more than two-
sroro veterans of wArs and arm
ies all over the world were
gathered by the caatlng depart
ment at the studio to appear as
New York policemen. -
The, fight sequences In "Crooks
Can't Win" aro only a few of Ks
thrilling highlights. The story,
by Joseph Jefferson O'NoIll, deals
with a dramatic struggle between
tho polled and a desperate gang
of silk Ihloves. A rookie cop,
Inspired by tho benntifut daugh
ter of a former cop, lends the
forces ot tha law to victory after ;
a series ot diahnartonlng dlanp
pnlntmenta and dramatic com
plications. Ralph Lowis, voteran of stage
and screen, haa the featured role,
with Joo B. Brown, popular mu
sical comedy star making his
flrat screen appearance,, running
IiIim mpn The remainder
ot the well chosen cast Includes I
Thelmn HIM, Sam Nelson, Eu
gene Strong, Jumos( Ragle and
Charles Hall. '
: Greetings of the
Season and a Merry
Yuletide to our
Friends and
Patrons--
JUSTIN $ MONTGOMERY
TROY LAUNDRY
V 700 South 6th St.
Ve wish you a
i'k The First National Bank jg A -
. Member Federal Reserve Bank - ' '