The Evening herald., June 26, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Re-organization Sale
I Think Gorman
Will Be Loser
blisses
Pat. Two Straps
$2.95
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Growing Girl's
Patent and Tan,
cut out slippers
$4.95
Q u a 1 i t y M erchandise
Young Men's
Black and tan
Bostonian
?r Oxfords
$6.85
cftfens
Brown
Dress Shoes
$5.00
Men's Ventil
ated Oxfords
for there hot
tlays. Special
$3.45
Black kuedes, grey
would answer for
medium heels and
'means a great sav
suedes, biege and tan suedes. There shoes
dress, street, howe or outing shoes. Good
most all sizes. Quick action on your part
ing.
Women's
patent satin,
kid and tan
calf slippers. .
Special
$4.95
Something
new, gunmetal
satin, spider
web pattern,
Nothing like it
in town.
$8.85
Women's
patent and
brown sandles
$2.55
Frankie Murphy Ex
pected to K. O.
'Firpo' Tonight
Dosplto tliu Ironclad JiAv or Jim
Klrpo (lormnu, tho wlsii oiioh iii'o
pivillolhiK that ho will bo rnrrloil
I out by tint fifth roumi of hlx Hi hi'il
iiIihI t(n-roitml go with Krnnklo
I Murkily tonight lit Wlulksi'. .
Murphy Ih fuslor than Sammy
Olson, who took ti'ii round's to i I
a tlt'oUfou over Cnruuui, 'anil opin
ion of tho faux who haw vu him
work out Im that ho run punch
hurdor.
Attnu'tliiK fully itn much Intor
i'M ns tho hoiullino ovoiil. which l
doped out na a cinch for Murphy.
Is tho contest between Jack I'rlm,
Modoc RlitRKor. ami Joo Coftinan.
t'offman lias ono knockout t to
his credit ns a result of his previ
ous meetiiiK with Crim and is llahle
to repeat, l.'rim claims to he In far
better condition than lust time.
At any rate, with t'riiu fitihtiiiK
before earnest barkers) on the reser
vation who will kIvo him all the
moral encouragement in the world,
the fight will bo Inteii'stiiiK no mat
ter who wins. ;
Another aspiring youth who will
try hard for a comolmek Is Wilbur
Harrington, scheduled to mix with
llelnlo Myers, his previous con
queror. Jimmy Sullivan and Joo Wulters
will stage the curtain raiser. Sul
livan has been training at Wlulkso
and local fans have had scant op
portunity to see hlni In operation.
Walters has been sen here in sev
eral battles and when not out
weighed tins been able to givu a
good account of himself.
Bostonians
for Men
Klamath Shoe Store
John Kelly
for Women
W. H. KITTO, Prop.
Beauty Parlor To
Be Opened Monday
With
Panarlo,
the arrival of Madame
reeentlv with Coserrove's
Benutv Shopps in Sen Francisco, I cellist from the southern city, who
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Moe's beauty parlor will open to tho j is expected to arrive horn Sunday.
Dublic on Monday morning. Madame iThe parlor will be one of the most
Panario is considered an expert on J modern in the city, the fixtures
scalp treatments,
beauty work.
Panario will have an expert mar-1 trip to the south on a buying trip.
facials and all being purchased In San Francisco
With her, Madame : by Mr. May, who recently made
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Urge Students
to Study War
SHANtiHAI. Juno 2. (fin A
meeting of the Shanghai students
union yesterday docided to Issue an
appeal to all Chinese students
throughout the country to "learn the
art of war and bo ready to fight for
their country."
It was resolved to petition the
military chiefs to select teachers to
"arouso tho patriotism of tho peo
ple and soldiers."
The program for students demon
strations In many parts of China yes
terday was largely a fiasco, owing to
official prohibition of tho meetings.
The precautions taken at Shannhal
completely frustrated tho students'
activities here..
Many volunteers hnvo been with
drawn, from the Shanghai streets.
which are resuming a normal appearance.
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Patriotic
decorations
Now Is the Time to Decorate for the
4th and Rodeo Week
Dennison's Crepe
RED WHITE AND BLUE STREAMERS
RED WHITE AND BLUE FOLDS
. RED WHITE AND BLUE MOSS
RED WHITE AND BLUE GARLANDS
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COAST I.KAUl'K St t)!U:S ,
At Vernon 2, Portland 3.
At Salt Lako 8, San FranclBco 7.
At Oakland 4, Seattlo 10.
At Sacran.fnto 7, I.os Angeles B.
SIIAXOHAI, Juno 26. (P)
Several crowds of Chlnaso strikers
and rowdies entered the interna
tional settlement today, stoned and
Sield up streot cars. Later they were
dispersed by the police.,
.NEW (il(i;i:K J'KKMIKIt
ATHENS, Juno 2 . (fl1) Clen
erul I'angolna, former war minister
and one of tho lenders of yester
day's revolution, today definitely
assumed the (Ireek premiership.
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R. C. SHORT'S, RANCH
Tuesday Evening, June 30
. Ladies bring a cake and gentlemen bring
a friend for a real good time.
Proceeds go toward paying for the
Central Community Club Hall
nWm rrp
i Presenting Mr, Wllllo MacFailune, nov nntlotml opin golf champion." Ife'ii
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