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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1925)
evening nrnrormmn nmrrw&cm 'ttowmimmvm i .j .. uu, ii .'.'-ii"'! "ill1 I . . .1 Jim.."1 1 u ;.- '.J.1 itoe mnr Lorena Trickey Arrives to Take Part in Big Rodeo to Be Staged at Fair Grounds July 2, 3 and 4 AUTO X ? y t y y t t f t f t t t t y t X t T T t t t T X X X t t t t ? T t T' t t R r t s When rellnlng your brakes, uso Thermoid Brake Lining ' It's tho best 1 ; ri jlWtOT'.Wl Van Dykes Parts Co. New parts tor all cars : With Hull Tiro Slm; 602 S. fllll. IMione 010 Phone 93 We are specially equip ped to economically produce booklets and advertising . folders. W.O.SMITH Printing Company "Quality Printing" Westerners Imowwhata tbe should be GNE glimpse of Cali fornia, or Oregon, or Washington, or - any Western state proves that die West is the motor . ground of America! California, for instance, leads New York and every other state in registration of pas senger automobiles 1 --'" a s ' A group of successful Akron -' tire engineers caught a vision . or the opportunities in the . West. Its vast resources and possibilities for growth appeal- ed to them. ...... . Digging Into the facts, they earned mat 30 per cent of the - nation's tires are used west of the Mississippi. And only 3 per cent were made there 1 i . .. ' They transferred their skill and resources to the West. Their C-T-C Cord today is regarded as one of the three or four really fine tires in America. Nine western states give it a remarkable sale. Farther East its good name is rapidly spreading. We shall be glad to give yon , expert Information about your ' tires, and if you need them put on CT-Cs either bal ' loons, semi - balloons, heavy duty cords or oversize cords I . "Quality will never be sacrificed to meet a price" President ' ' . Columbia Tire Corporation " (lilloqtiln: ; i Chlloquln Oarage Port Klmnntli: E. A. Page & Son r . Paisley: C. R. Oraham " ., ' Doris! ... Tiber & Wise Hand-built ram Full Balloons Semi-Balloons . Heavy-Duty Cords Overslie Cords mm I' lv 7' i r Lorena Trickey, one of the best known horsewomen of the west, ar rived here last uight with a Roman team and a string of relay horses, and will compete in these events at the rodeo to be staged here July 2, 3 and 4. Miss Trickey has entered compe tition in every large roundup in the world, and has captured many prizes during the few years she has taken part in the western shows. Bonnie Dare has also arrived with a relay string and these two horse women, will battle it out in the women's .relay event. Others who have arrived here to prepare for the big three-day rodeo are Sid Steel, with a Roman team; THE WEATHER The Cyclc-Stormagraph at Underwood's- 'Pharmacy shows that the barometric pressure has been ris ing slowly since yesterday noon. This will probably result in more warm weather. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair with higher temperature?. The Trcos recording thermpme ter registeded maximum and min imum temperatures today as !1- lows: High. 81 Low :..47 U. 8. Weather Report Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Tues day, probably scattered thunder storms in the mountains of the east portion. Mild temperature. Light northwest winds. TOCRIXQ OREGON California People Enjoying Oregon Scenery . Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Goss and Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman and family of San Francisco are enjoying a tour of Oregon, stopping here over the week-end enroute north. , ' BUSINESS TRIPU From Alameda. California on Busi ness Trip Mr.-and Mrs. B. R. Patch of Ala meda, California were brer Sunday visitors here, where Mr. Patch at tended to business. They were guests at the Hotel Arcade while here. . . - ATTENDS FUNERAL OF MOTHER locnl Man Rctnrns Trofa Medford , Where' Mother Was Buried Grant Davis returned this morn ing from Medford where he attend ed the funeral of his mother, who was laid to rest there yesterday. ARRIVING THIS EVENING To Spend Fortnight With Mother v ' . ; and Friends ' j( Mrs. Lawrence Mehaffey and sons, Lawrence Junior and Donald Colver, are expected to arrive in the city this evening from . California to spend a fortnight with Mra..Mebaf fey's mother, Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Mrs.' ; Mehaffey Is well known having lived here for a number of years be fore going south to live and has hosts of friends here who will wel come her visit. AT PROSPECT Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chilcote and family spent Sunday at Prospect, whore they motored early Sunday morning. . ' t "t V i 4 k S Bob Cots, with a Roman team; Ray Murphy, Ciuy Cash, who won sec ond money at Prinevllle; Jesse Stahl and Pat McCarthy, both noted riders. Word also was received that Ceorge ' Fletcher, who took second money at Pendleton two years ago, is en route here and will arrive by tomorrow to get ready for the rid ing events. In all, 16 horses arrived last night for the rodeo events and m ro were scheduled to reach hera to night. . With this array of talent, Bly Rodeo officials, who are staging the event here, predict that the rodeo will be by far the best that was ever staged here. MISS HANNON RETURNS Brings Little Nelre Home to Spend Summer Months Here Miss Bernardino Hannon returned Sunday from a two weeks' vaca tion trip at Portland and South Bend, Washington. At South Bend Miss Hannon was the guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Fisher. Little Martha Helen Fisher returned With Miss Hannon and will, spend the sum mer here with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher plan to motor here in August for a visit with Mrs. Fisher's parents, after which they will return home, taking lit tle Martha Helen. SOUTHERN GIRL HERE Birmingham, Alunanm Girl Hero for Visit With Relatives Miss Agnes Donnelly of Birming ham, Alabama arrived in the city Saturday evening to be the house guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Graham. Miss Donnelly plans to spend the month of July here before returning to the south ern city. . . , , ON BUSINESS TRIP : Representative of Equitable Savings and Loan Hero Kirk Reynolds, representative of the Equitable Savings and Loan com pany of Portland left today after a several days business visit here. SPENDS SUNDAY WITH FAMILY Mortimer G. Lee ' motored to Grants Pass yesterday where he spent the day with his family. MRS. WILLIS RETURNS After Spending Two Weeks at Ash liiuil With Relatives Mrs. Carl Willis returned Sunday with Mr. Willis from Ashland where she! has been, for the past two weeks the. guest of. relatives and : friends. Mr. Willis motored to Ashland yes terday to spend '. the day with his parents, bringing Mrs. Wi.'ls home. GUESTS OF MISS CATTUZZA Slsler From Ager, California, Guests , of Loeul Girl Over Sunday Misses Harriett and Inex Ager of Ager, California, were guests of Miss LouIbo Cattuzza over Sunday, return ing to their home last evening. Both girls are former school chums of Miss Cattuzza.' ' ' " I ROM MODOC POINT Miss Rhoda Tompkins of Modoc Point was In tho city this morning on a shopping trip. - i I y t t t t x ? f t t a. t t t t y t t f ? ? ? ? y t l y t t sst..1 j&a. j&m. j&a, j6s. jfta. a. a6a, s.t'a VISITING WITH BROTH Ell Goes to Medford to Visit With Broth er Who is Attorney There Carl Newberry, son of Mrs. Wil bur Jones, who recently returned from the Orient for a visit here, Is spending a few days at Medford with his brother, attorney, Don Newberry. RETURN FROM LAKE California People Returning Homo After Touring This Section Mr. and Mrs. George Stoddard re turned yesterday from Crater Lake and left this morning for their home at Berkeley, California, after an ex tended tour of this part of tho state. VISITING SONS California Matron Here for Visit With Sons Mrs. Louise Jansoa of Monlague, California, Is visiting here with her sons, the Hickman boys. VISITING FROM POST Mrs. Nellie Nelson and son, Roy, of Post were week-end visitors hero, being guests at the Hotel Arcude. ON BUSINESS , Left This Morning on Business Trip to Bonanza 0. D. Grizzle left early this morn ing for Bonanza where he will at tend to business Interests during the day. ' ' ;"' . ' FROM HIHAOVK RIVER Back From Sundays Pishing at Sprngue River t Charles Shaw, Wink Oraham and Frank Kvans returned last sight from Spraguo River where they spent the day fishing. LAKE OK THE WOODS Mr. and Mrs. Van Emons and family spent Sunday at Lake ot the Woods, , S. .. . 4. Goldee Krast Bread at wholesale prices A 10c idf STARTING TODAY, JUNE 29 . Will not be sold at grocery stores. Come to the Bakery. Save 2c a loaf. Klamath Bakery a4a js. as. j&s. j6s. j&s. ja. j6a. j&s. 6a Ss. fcstssasssstssiasVslisVsst aj stftss sjsiV sfck stsV staV snsfc-aass-atiaV IN FROM MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. H. Connors shopped In the city Saturday from their home at Merrill. . FROM MACDOEL Visit In City From Holm at Murdoel During Day Mrs. B. Burkhart and Miss Mild red Harris wero visitors In the city today from Macdoal on a shopping tour. ATTEND DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Metz wero among those attending tho dance at Chlloquln on Saturday night. MOTOR TO CHILOQUIN . Mr. and Mrs, Warren Crooks and son, Joe, spent Sunday at Chlloquln where they motored early In the day. BACK FROM KOCKY TOINT Enjoy Week-end Party at Lodge nt Rocky Point Mr. and Mrs. P, A, Albertson and Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Moe returned from Rocky Point where they enjoy ed the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Al bertson bolng the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moo at tholr lodge. HERB ov toutt ; Sacramento Peoplfl Looking Permanent location for Mr. , and Mrs. . Percy Burke of Norfold, Nebraska, arrived bore from Sacramento last evening with Mr, end Urn. 0. D. Burke. Mr. Burke has Just disposed of his iln partment store business In Norfolk and Is now engaged In touring the Pacific coast with tho object In view of finding a permanent loca tion. Ho will romaln here for some time and comblno business with pleasure, as this Is the first real vacation he has indulgod In for somo time, See Madame Pinarlo for export marcelling and bob curling at Moo's Beauty Shoppa. Adv. 20-0. 'of the perfect machine. Machine like cut for 95.00 Some terms. We believe the Standard machine to be the best machine on the market today. If interested in a used machine we have quite a number of them which we have overhauled, cleaned and in condition that we offer nt prices worth the money. , We also do a rental business arid can rent you .... Singers, Whites, Eldridge, New Home and Others. LUCAS FURNITURE 502 Main St.. Sanitary Fruit Market 701 Main Street r Fresh Fruit and Open from 6 a. m. staV aVat ajaV aAsVssVsV-sssa aAsVsssa sfcsa s!fc-slisV-al!t; jftssl 9 If you nrc interest cd in a New Electric Sewing Machine it will be money in your pocket to call and look at the STANDARD ELECTRIC, , Vegetables ' to 12 Midnight
