The Evening herald., June 09, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, JUNE 0, 102.1
TUB EVENING HERALD
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Mainly About People
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YAKIMA
Chuniplun
CAXUTT in
"SCAR HANAN"
A Unman Tliumlnrhnlt In Chaps mid Sombrero
WEDNESDAY
"MIDNIGHT MOLLY"
A dlory of Ihu Underworld's Smarten! (llrl (.'rook
, llll. llim.VMl TO SPEAK
ADVERTISE city
HiiiJiicnm Women Prove Peppy Crowd
lit Picnic l.i Their Honor
Denplto the rain on Sunday morn
Iiik, n Rood number of tlm IiusIiiohh
and irorjKliiiiiil women of this city
niudit the rip to Ashland, where tho
members of tlio Ahlilntul club wore
i lioHtiifwH at u 1 1 1 ! I k I j I fill picnic party,
j Tho loi'itl iiifiiiliprH advertised tho
roiuln K rodeo of July 2, 3, anil i. by
dnipliiK mIIIi 'kerchiefs urounil their
shoulders, ii pon which the words,
"Koden, July 2, 3, lind 4," were,
'printed. 'I'iio Aiihlaml members hud
jii uportH jiroKnuii arranged and tho
picnic win thoroiiKhly enjoyed hy all
tluine attending.
FINISH MATCH
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HENRY BURKE"
Mlddl.nvelKht Clmmplmi of tlm Pacific Coast.
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PETE BUZUKOS
Formed WVItcrwolKlil' Champion of tho World
SEVERAL GOOD PRELIMINARIES
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MOOSE HALL
WEDNEDAY NIGHT 8 P. M.
Auspices Moose Lodge
Benefit Match for Klamath Falls Baseball Team
GUESTS AT SISTER'S HOME
Suit Lake I'eoplo In City for Week
Honil of IliHlory. Department
O. A. '. to Hpeuk Hero
Dr. J. II. Horner, head of tho His
tory Department of O. A. V. at Cor
vnllls, will he tho speaker at tho
Wednesday noon forum luncheon
held at the ehamhor of commerce.
Dr. Horner will talk on tho "Hliitory
of OreKon."- Wednesday will lie
"Klnst Day" at tho forum anil uni
formed hoy HcnutH will have charge
jj part of the procrum,' Each on'i
allendiiiK (hit luncheon la naked to
hrliiK a friend.
AROUND LAKE SUNDAY
fiiptalu tppleitato Lewis 1'iirty of
People on Trip
A numher of cars including peo
plo from Klamath Agency and thin
city, weio dlrerled around Tulc Lake
Hitnday hy Captain Apploirato, who
pointed out the various points of his
torical Interest, during the Indian
cunipalKn In the year of 1872. On
Thursday. Captain Applegate plana
' to direct a party throuiih tho Lava
, lied and nguin the public Interested
Mis. ItiiiuMiy'H Condition Grows j ninklii the trip aro alined to
.More Serious In South ;R(,t ln touch ,h hm ag soon
.possible to make tho trip.
Mr. S. K. lluinhby, mother of
Willi Sister
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulner of Halt
I.nkn City, are In tho city for the
week, vlKltlnK with Mrs. Ulner's sis
ter, Mm. J. Slzek.
ICKL.ITIl'KH V.M.l.KH KOI'TH
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T) NATIONAL (.IMIlll.S
I.oiiIk Hoxii) anil Anitroy MlleH left
yiiBtiirdny for Kan Krnmlmo where
they will n( lend the Nutlonul (iuardH.
loth lioyK phm to return homn In
July.
LUAVK Avrv.a visit
T, A. Zlmtnermatvniiil W. II. Uiwr
who npolle before tho loral realty
hoard at their lueetliiK Inat nvenliiR
In tho Dutch drill nt tho White Peli
can hotel, left today for Portland.
1'ltOM CHILOIjriN'
Kdwln NelminT Waldo Jmieu,"!!!!
land Illi'kn and John SkelhiR weio
vlaltorn In the city on IiuhIiichh from
Chlloquln yvnterdny.
MAXCK TOMOItltoW KVK
(IIi'Ih of Fort Klnmnlli ( lull to fifvo
Duiico nt ('oiiiiiiuully Hull
Cilrltl of tho Kort Klnnmth Club
have ni.idn arrnngeinents for a dance
to lie Klven tomnrrow eveiilnR nt tho
Kort K In nun h Community hall. Tho
iiionoy rcnlUed from tho (I mice will
ho used to pay tho expensed of tho
Rlrl. numherliiK uhotil 60, who will
altnnd Bmnnier nchoiil n't O. A. C. '
MIbb Alleo I.ytlo, primary teacher
at llouani'.n: Mm. Sevaek, prlnelpnl
at Midland: Mm. Jano Hiirnctt of
Midland: Itev. ('. C. Unlet and Krnnk
Sexton will accompany tho Klrln. Mr.
Sextnn Ih county club leader of tho
Klrla club.
.Mra. S. K. Martin unit Carey Itumiihy
of HiIh city, who realdea In Sun Fran
elKco, In In a critical condition and
her children of lfiln city Iiavo been
culled tu her bed sldo. Mm. Care?
HnniHby, wife of Mr, ItnmBby ha.
been In San FranclBco for aomo time
with Mm, KuuiHhy. and It In word
from her that take. tho Bon and
(lauBhter noiith toduy.
itKrovHiti.vn xici:Lv
Tho nmall daiiKliter of .Mr. anil
Mm. A. B. AlherU who Injured her
eye painfully when alio stepped on
a HhliiRle, which flew up and struck
her In tho face. In doliiK nicely. The
Kht of the eye will bo saved It in
hoped, by the nlteiidini; cyo apccial
i 1st.
OIL MAN HKUB
I'roinliient Oil Man of flic Kolltll
lleiv on HiiBlneKH Trip
TO J'.KTIKX IIO.MB
Henry Oriines, auto staee owner,
accompanied by hl dauRhtcr, Mins
Marie, h'ft today for Portland where
Mm. Crimes linn been vlaitfnK for tbo
II. II. Fiiirchlld, district sales man- ' lt month. After n trip of busi
ager for tbo Standard Oil company. ne and pleasure, tho Grimes fam
wllb heiiduuartem in Sacramento, in "V '" return homo. Fnlth Grimes,
company with J. II. Itond of Berk- ;" of Mr. and Mrs. Grimes, will re
eley. Is In tho city on official btiBl-jturn home for the summer months,
ne. Mr. Fnlrchlld niiido' a busl-j'ter havlni; apent tho whiter at
nnHs trip to Chlloquln this after- tending Hill's military academy.
noon. At tho present time be states
Ills coinpnny will not do any develop
ing, but pi mm to within two or three
months in this vicinity. Conditions,
according to Mr. Falrchlld, aro very
Rood In tbo soutli.
VISITS MOTH Kit
Mr. anil Mrs, lieeil Visit nt Hume of
IlEAVK CITY TODAY
Members of Chautauqua Lcavo City
This Morning
Melva Snodder, Central City, Neb
raska; D. KlIliiRson, Lincoln, Neb
raska: A. Soum, Ned Orleans, I.U-!
Grace llornhardt, Cincinnati; C. W.
Whitney, Ithnca, New york; H. W.
Cannon, Kansas City, MiSHOtirl; and
Clyde Garrett, Wasco, Texas; who
wuro hero fijr last evenings perfor
mnuco "Tbo Mikado", loft this
morning. Tho party will continue
on their circuit.
tu.'i
Mr.r Reeds Mother
Mr. and 'Mrs. H. H. Ueed, accom
panied by Mr. and Mm. Otto Don
gus motored to Ashland Sunday,
whore (hoy spent the day with Mr.
Reeds mother, Mrs. Jack Milton.
Tho party returned to tho city yes
terday morning.
l.KAVK TODAY
' Major Chfirlos A. Stewart, fire ad
justor, hero adjusting tho recent fire
at the Hector shop, left today.
Mujor Stewart has headquarters in
Sim Francisco. While In this vicin
ity he was called to Medford to ad-
Just a rucent fire in that city.
(i.Ut.VGK MAX
A. Wymoro, of tho Fort Klamath
gnrago wns In the city yesterday on
business.
rw
Is
Our Chief Ambition
Men
KX.IOYKD OVTIXG
,1'rom Yuba, California,
On Fishing Trip
Here
Lloyd IT. Wilbur anil Henry Duni
gnn of Yuba, California, are enjoying
a fishing trip In this virinity.
. Sri.LlVAN IN
K. P. Sullivan arrived in tho city
yesterday from Dunsmuir and will
work as night logger In ono of the
locnl mills.
You can buy tires here and there and
everywhere.
When you buy tires of us, you are
buying more than that.
You are buying our desire to serve
you whenever you need tire inform
ation, tire advice, tire service.
We believe that in RACINE Tires we
offer you the best possible tire value.
We are equally ambitious to offer you
the best possible dealer cooperation.
MULTI Hp
MILE &
CINE
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230 Main
MOTOR INN GARAGE
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Phone 294-J
Assorted Cookies
Angel Food Cakes
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Coffee Cakes
and
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath
ISakery
826 Main
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LOCAL GIHLH LKAVI.NG
Will L'nter Training at SI. Francis
Hospital Monday
Miss Dena Molatoro, daughter of
Mr. and Mm. T. Molatore, and Miss
Alice Miller, daughter of Mr. und
Mrs. J. Miller, will leave Sunday
morning by train for San Fran
cIkco, where they will enter train
ing in St. Francis hospital on Mon
day morning. Doth girls pro well
known here, where they have re
sided for yer.rs. Miss Molutore com
pleted her third year In the high
school here.
WOItK FOIt X1XK HltOTHKIt.H
Al Itoomo, recently from Oakland,
California left today to accept work
with Nine Brothers for the summer
months.
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Have you ever seen girls in a boxing matin?
I . Not even ' . jL "'
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OFF FOR KI GKXK
Austin Guthrie, nephew of John
Guthrie left this morning for Eu
gene where ho will spend several
days visiting.
CIIILOQIIV J1LACKSMITK '
Hob Drown, blacksmith of Chllo
quln is In tho city on a brief visit.
TO WOUK-FOR 8. P.
C. W. McCarthy and W. F. Eld
rldge, both of Dunsmuir, arrived In
the city last evening and will be
here for some time working for the
Southern Pacific in the local yards.
KERNS TO SAN FRANCISCO
J. W. Kerns left this morning
for San Francisco, where he will
spend the next three days attend
ing to business Interests.
BUSINESS CALL
R. D. Ilenson paid the city
business visit from his home
Sledford today.
DIXSMI IR ARRIVAL
Merlo Wisecarver, residing' at
Dunsmuir, Is in the city.
BUSINESS TRIP
Harry Faber, representative of the
James Hamick company with head
quarters in Sacramento, paid local
buisncss men a visit over Sunday.
' OF LONE PINE
R. W. Enman, rancher of the Lone
Pine country attended to business In
terests In the city from his home yesterday.
DELEGATES TO LODGE
Local Men Leave to. Attend Giimil
Loilgc of Masonic Order
"The Last Man
un
Should miss the fight tonight i'JS
GET A RINGSIDE SEAT ' '
It's the last word Jn laugb-priivoklng s:rcen entertainment.
There never was another plcturo like this ons it will be u
long time before there's aether. Imagine t- wsrld with thous
ands of women, and only one man-r-is lie lucky or nnlucky?
The fight's a knockout and so is the picture!
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ening
WednesdaySNight"
EX MILLIARD PARLOR
tl Formerly M. & If. Solo Parlor)
(Beneath Pine Tree Theater)
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LARRY FITZGERALD
MARK HANNA
C. E. Dennis, master of Klamath
lodge No. 77, accompanied by G. G.
Grizzle, senior deacon of the lodge,
left this afternoon for Portland,
where they will attend the 75tli an
nual communication of the Masonic
order. The convention headquar
ters will be at the Multnomah hotel.
June lpth, 11th and 12th. Mr.
Dennis and Mr. Grizzle plan to re
turn home by motor Soturday.
All new. equipment . .
4 Pool Tables
1 Billiard Table 1 Large Snooker Table
Open 7:30 a. m. until midnight .
Soft Drinks Tobaccos
OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT
OF SACRAMENTO
Miss E. Nelson is paying tho city
a business visit from Sacramento,
California.
VISITING POOLK HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferns of
Portland are vlBiting at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poolo on
Huron. Tho visitors made tho trip
by motor and plan to leave this
evening for their home.
RETURNS TO HOME
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Dlx, who have
been In the city visiting with their
sons, for the past week, left yes
terday for their home in Ashland.
SHOPPING FROM FORT
Mrs. H. G. Bunch and Mrs. T. B.
Miller of Fort Klamath spent tho
forenoon In the city shopping.
NEW PHONE NUMBERS
If you want the advertising or
business office of Tho Herald,
pleaso call Qg
For the editorial and news do-.
partment call gg
BALLOON SINKS Latii, pilot, sank at sea, St was an,
BRUSSELS, June 9. (A. P.) Theauncea here today; The balloonlsta
French balloon Grand Charles M. were saved. .; ;
When Doctor Automobiles Aro Built, Buick Will Build Th
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DANCE
Fort Klamath
Community Hall,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
Given by Fort Klamath Club
Girls
Good Music
Rofroshmonts
Admission, $1.00
41 all of the great rac- '
ing cars use Valve'
in-Head engines$ri
SSLSSS WfiffS Because this type'
develops the greatest speed and power. AJtf , ,
first place winners ' of the Indianapolis 500 !
mile race since 1912 have had Valve-in-Head -
engines. Buick pioneered the Valve-in-Head t
engine m litwt ana nas usea n ever- since
because it is more powerful, more economical
and more dependable.
BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel '
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