MONDAY, .M'l.Y B, t!il
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Pago Five
IWIFIotoopleI
Itodi'o Visitors
Among vlBltors who registered at
tho White Pelican IiihI night from
out of town wore: F. I. Devors,
O. C Void, Opi-don Dovers and
Frank Allen, ' from McCloucI; F.
Pnrkor, Oukland; P. V. Durch and
J. S.. Hoggnn of Portland; -G, W.
Ashpole, Medford; Miss Irene Gor
don, Seattle; Mr. and Mm, W. W.
Smith, Sun Francisco;- MIhs Con
stance Williams,' Mldlnnd; Mr. and
Mrn. J. H. Beckloy, Fort Klamath;
H. W. Lanemour and C. O. Dodgo.
Orovlllo;' Mr. and Mrs, H. H; Por
ter und children; I. oh Angeles; Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Kelley arid Miss
Hazel Hall from Eureka, Kansas;
Dan B. Henderson, Washington, D.
C; E. E. Biggs, Grldley; L. W.
Chenoy and Al Wolff, San Fran
cisco; R. M. Snook, Talont; and
lik .L. Miles, Portland. . n.
Tint Fish Has the Hpoon
Fred Bueslng Is bewailing the
lass of a trout he Is sure weighed
at least eight pounds but which he
nullum uu uuu iiu uiiuiiuu ui buhui,.
After flBhlng for several hours on
the Williamson river .yesterday and
being rewarded with a fine catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bueslng decided to
go homo. Bueslng was about to
draw In bis lino when ho' found
himself drawn almost Into the river,
or something like that. Anyway,
the big rainbow Jumped at the line
and swalloded the hooki which was
not meant tor fish of his size.
Noxt time Bueslng Is going to be
prepared for tho big ones,' even If
he Is not fishing In the lako.
Visitors Front California
Mr. and Mrs. 10. J. Murray ar
rived KaMuday night from their
home at Saiisalilii, California, for a
visit here. They wore accompan
ied by tholr, niece; Miss Uornurdlne
Wnnnon, who Is visiting her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. P. : B. Mannon,
at the Enterprise ranch. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Murray will also be guests at
the ranch until after 1 the rodeo.
Francis Hnnnon arrived last night
from Richmond to visit his pn rents
and take In the rodeo.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. (lien Garrott arriv
ed today from Portland for a visit
with Garrett's fa' her, J. H. Garrett.
They made the trip by car and stop
ped for a visit with Mrs. Gnrett's
parents at the Lenz ranch on the
Upper marsh. . - .
Student Home ,
Kenneth Perry returned homo Snt-
j urday from Portland, .whore lie spent
I a short time after -the close of 0. A.
I C. He will pass tho summer here
' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Perry.
Driving To Chcluills m
: Mr.y nnd Mrs. Thomas Lang, and
family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert David,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Charley and
Seargent and Mrs. Brown, of the
reservation, have loft on an automo
' bile trip .to Chehalls, Washington,
expecting to be gone about 10 days.
Registered At Hnll
Among visitors registered at the
Hall for the boglnnlng of the ro
doo are C, N. Crawford, Fort
Jones, ; California; . L. L. Griffin,
Ely; 0 C- Williams. Yreka; L. D.
Hurd, Hornbrook; H. A. Taylor,
Yrekaj 'W. O.'Dalton and son Carl,
Malln; ,L. O. and L. C. Slsemore,
Fort, Klamath; T. C. Hamilton,
Silver Lake; Hubert Morolock, Jo'Iin
Winters, Charlie Duncan and Fred
Rood, Malln. . '
Tourist JSr-Here an r -y-irv ;
A party-ot tourists from the east,
who registered al the White Pelican
last night on their way to Crater
Intrn nni Mr nnrl Mpp. Htanhfttl TV
Davol, their son, Stephen, Jr., and
daughter, Miss Florence; Mr,' an1
Mrs. F; L. Emory, all of Boston;
and E.; A. MncDougall and Miss
K, MacDougall of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Renincs Here i
Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Reames ar
rived Saturday night from San Fran
cisco, and will be here some time
vlsltlng'relatlves and looking after
their property Interests.; They made
the trip by car, driving by way of
Medford.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. H. F.! Deuel and little son
are bore from Medford, visiting her
Isster, Mrs. Robert Claye. Mrs.
Deuel was Miss Amy Wing before
here marriage.
Accept Position
Miss Helen Caldwell has taken a
position In the offlco of II. C. Mcrry
niun MIhs Caldwell was graduated
from the local high school this year.
liiiinlHTuinti Home
It. 1). . Mortens'on has returned
from a business trip to Sun Fran
cisco. -L "'' .7 ;
3,000 PASS THROUGH :
FAIR GROUND GATES
(Continued from Pngo One) " i
rr all. Purse $100. First, $"D;
second, $25.
' Owner and Horse. Jockey.
D. F. Hahh King Tut , ."
'. Richardson
Jack Parker Oregon John
. .'. .....Jack Parker
I.. R. Holbrook Derby , :
1.. It. Holbrook
Ray Murphy Sam Hill
riny Murphy
Second race Half mile Indian
saddle horse race, with jockey rig
ging. Dally event. Winner drops
put. Purse $25.
Owner and Horse. Jockey.
John Copeland Moonlight '
John. Cdpel.Tiid
Dice Crane Semalta ,r. :
...... ..Roland Jack on
Vergil Wilson White Pelican ......
WHImr Crane
f'elton John ICagle ....Pellon Jotin
Special raceCossack, style. Rid
ers, Jack DeLude, Fra.r,k Smith,
Montana Red Tate..'
Third race Half mile cowboy
race. Coyboy saddles and spade
bits.' Daily event. Winner drops
out each day. Purse $15,
Owner and Home. Jockey.
D. F. Hahn-M8d J......:..: i
h.- R. Holbrook Jolly
.......... .L, Holbrook
L. M. Cober (loldy ....... .,. M. Gober
DeLude Cnmodore ...W'. DeLude
' Fourth race -3-8 mile "ndlan thor
oughbred race. Purse $'35. First,
$25: second, $10. ' ",'''
Owner and Horse. Jockey.
Mrs. W. Crawford Little Dick ....
...lack Parker
Dice Crane Sally Greenwood ."
Roland Jackson
George Galllger iLittle John ......
....Freddy Jackson
Leonard Moore Reta L. Moore
Finley Wilson Virginia Jones
; Fifth race 3-8 mile clash, free
for all. Purse $50. First, $35; sec
ond, $15.
Owner and Horse. Jockey.
Jack .Parker Dingo .. .Jack Parker
L. R. Holbrook Ella Retreat ....
,,-L. R. Holbrook
Ray Murphy Messenger Boy
4 ......Ray Murphy
'Sixth race -Thoroughbred relay
rnco, distance 2 miles; four changes
of hones. Beat time In three (lays.
Purse $300. First, $200; Becond,
$100. . '
Owner and , Horse. Jockey.
Luther HollirookHolbrook String
, .-. Holbrook
Died Crane Crane String
. Roland Jackson
J. DeLude DeLude String :
" ...Montana Red Tate
Seventh raSe Indian relay race.
Three day event; 2 miles; four
changes. Purse $100.
Owner and Horse. Jockey.'
Dice Crane Crane String
Roland Jackson
Flnley Wilson Wilson String ....
Freddy Jackson
Ninth race Half mile chariot
race. Purse $200.'' First, $150;
second, $50. .
Owner.. Driver.
Jack DeLude J....Jack DeLude
Givan & Henry ........Glvan & Henry
Montana Red Tate rides an exhi
bition for the "movies."
Light lunches, Ice cream and soft
drinks. The Sweet Shop. 2-6
f .
A Safe and Sane Way
of celebrating the Fou1rth"is to
make your wife that Is or Is
to be a gift of some of our
high class Jewelry. . Then
she'll remember?- the Fourth
always with your gift In mind,
and you'll be spending "y"6uV;
money on something enduring
Instead of on noisy,, and often
dangerous other things,
j Drive To Portland-
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. 0. Bnmbef and
their son-in-law, Peter Propst, left,
yesterday for Portland, where they
will visit Mrs. Prop&t until after the
Fourth.
At County Clerk's Offlco
Miss Ruth DeLapr who returned
home last week from the iPnlverslty
of Orogo,n, has taken a position at
the county clerk's office tor the sum
mer vacation.
Home From O. A. C.
Marvin Lucas arrived home last
night from Corvallls. where he has
' been attending college, and will be
here this summer with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Lucas.
Hero For Rodeo
Mr. and Mrs. G. A Gooley arrived
by car today from Portland to visit
Mr. and Mrs. H.'W. Reynolds until
after the rodeo. Mrs. Qoolley and
Mrs. Reynolds are sisters.
Visitor From California '
Mrs. Emma Corpe arrived Satur
day from San Francisco for a visit
with her nephew,; and wife) Dr..and
Mrs. W. R. Boyd and' with DKlaria
Mrs, E.'J. Boyd and other relatives,
Hero From Berkeley
f Mrs. (D. M, McLemoro nnd two
children arrived Inst- night from
Berkeley to pass the Summer with
McLemore. ,
Homo From 8. F.
Mrs, R. E. Allison and little grand
son, Stephen Stanger, returned home
last night from San Francisco, where
Mrs,, Allison went oh business a
few days ago,
Lumberman Home'
Fred Shallock returned Saturday
from a business trip to San Fran
cisco. ... 1
Former Residents Hero
Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Lund and
three children are here from Susan
vllle for a visit with Lund's brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lund.
Hotel Keeper Home
Chris iBlanas Is home from a ten
days visit In San Francisco. His
sister, Miss Mary, who went down
with hint,, stayed to visit friends.
Newcomer To,K. F. '
S. M, Hochstetler arrived Satur
day from Portland to take a position
with Dr.' T. Q. Qoble. Hochstetler
Is a professional lens grinder and
mechaplcali optician.
Visit InR Vnclc
Miss Agnes Drlscoll arrived last
night from Eugene, where she has
been attending the University of
Oregon, and Is visiting her uncle,
James Drlscoll and Mrs. Drlscoll.
Herr On Huslress
Russell Williams came Iri from
Portland on business and returned
today,
J, QUICK
AND EFFICIENT !
SERVICE
Is What You Want When, Your
GLASSES
, Are broken, or you make up your mind
. to get new onea.
We now have an expert lens grinder and
mechanical optician from Portland.. ... With hia
expert services we will be able to turn out all
' lines of work a little faster than we were able
to do in some cases in the past;
Di J. G. GOBLE
709 Main Phone 133-W
Phone
39
Photographic
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All the prevailing styles in
Street
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Quality Portraits
Now on display in our windows.
The GOLD TONE "
BLUE TONE
COPPER TONE
OLIVE TONE
Also the LINEN, the BUFF ' , "
- and PLATINUM FINISHES
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As good as the best
Better than the rest.
MAKE
O. A C.
YOUR NEXT GOAL
You have finished high
school . and, like all
wide-awake graduates, are
. looking -to college.
The State of- Oregon
offers you the best of
training and a collegiate
degree In the leading pur
suits and professions, as
. follows:
Engineering, Agriculture, Com
merce, Forestry, Home Econ
omics, Military . Science and
Tactics, Mining, Pharmacy,
Vocational Education, and
Music
Student life at the Col- ...
' lege is rich In opportuni
ties for leadership and -personal
culture.
FALL TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 28, 1923
For Information write to
THE REGISTRAR
Oregon Agricultural College ,
Corvnllis
Bend to spend $191, 194. G5 on
streets. ;
Elgin Toll Gate roud over moun
Inlns being reopened.
Light lunches, Ice cream and
drinks. The Sweet Shop. 2
Light lunches, Ice cream and
drinks. Tho Sweet Shop. 2-
Kodak finishing at St.inson's.
Codec tickets'
Now on sale at Headquarters under
Pine Tree Theatre
Get yours now before the rush begins.
Rodeo Trains
Run Under Supervision of
Klamath County Fair Board
Over O. C. & E. Railway
Beginning at 11:30 a. m.
each day of Rodeo and
continuing until crowd
has returned, trains will
leave Second and Klam
ath Ave: every 20 minutes.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
Sold At Second & Klamath
25c
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KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL ;
Pine nt Fourth Slveet
Klamath Falls, Oregon
In accident or illness call the hospital
where doctors, nurses, pharmacy and ambu
lance assemble waiting your call. Where re
sponsibility of human life is assumed as a
matter of business. ' Triumphs of medicine
and surgery are celebrated in the hospital.
The Klamath Valley Hospital provides the ,
armamentaria of combatting disease and in
jury in a big, comprehensive way. '
It waits your call. ,
WARREN HUNT, M. D.
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PIANO
and
VICTROLA
SHOW
For the benefit of the many folks who do not con
template purchasing just now, hut are interested
enough to want to know prices, qualities and terms,
we extend this invitation to visit our warerooms dur
ing the Klamath Rodeo. Hours are eight to one, and
five to nine evenings.
Earl Shepherd Co.
Musical Instruments Exclusively
507 M..in Strcst
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Owner and Manager
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