EVENING? HERALD, KLMATIT FALLS, OREGON '
TUFJSD AY; 'JUNE 18O, '1925
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Tiny Herman Is
Winner Of Fight
; PORTLAND, Ore., June 30.
Tiny Herman, Ex-Astoria police-
"man, won a ten round decision over
George Lamson, Omaha heavyweight
in the main event of last night's
open air boxing card staged by the
Portland Elks. Both men scored a
knockdown, but Herman won the
(call by toutboxing Lamson.
(V Floyd Johnson, Seattle heavy
weight, and Chub Crawford, former
Washington state college athlete,
went ten fast rounds to a draw in
the seml-windup.
Tho Rodeo, July 2-3-4
BACK FROM LAKEVIEW
Spend Day With Jack .McAuliffe at
.". Lakcvicw Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McAulirfc re
turned this morning from Luko
vlcw, where they visited with Jack
McAuliffe, who is a patient at the
Lakoviow hospital.
."MEXICO HESITATES TO ACCEPT "
INFLUX OF RUSSIAN FARMERS
MEXICO CITY. yR One hund
red thousand Mennonltes are await
ing the word in Russia to emigrate
to Mexico, it is declared here, but
the government has not yet decided
whether it will be to tho interest of
the country'to allow so large a num
ber of aliens to form agricultural
colonies.
Information available at the de
partment of agriculture is to the ef
fect that Menconito agents from the
United States and Canada have
found, by personal Inspection, that
their co-religionists from the United
States and Canada are doing well in
Mexico, and are directing the exodus
from Russia. The newcomers, if
given permission to purchase lands
In Mexico, are expected to settle in
tje states of Kan Luis Potosi and
Guanajuato.
Woman's place seems to be
swimming.
Women's Exchange
114 North 4th Street
block north of Hall Hotel
We give picnic orders special care.
Any time you want specials, phone your
order in time for us to prepare them for
Pies-Cakes-Salads-Cold Roasts
Cottage Cheese-Buttermilk
Pickles-Desserts
Phone 490-J
Ranger Station
At Park Opens
The ranger station at t'.ie Klam
ath Falls entrance to Crater Lake
officially opened for the 1925 aei
son Saturday at 12 o'clock noon.
While a number of cars had been
going as far as government camp a
day or two before, this marked the
opening day for those going all the
way to the lakn.
Although the cfflclal opening had
been' set for July 1, b the con
tinued efforts of a large crew of
men the snow was cleared so that
cars could get through to the a:e
early Saturday. Between Anna
Springs and Government Camp then,
are still some large snow drifts, in
some places the snow bJ'ng piled up
as high as the roof of an aaiom jbl:c.
However, with the exception or few
muddy places and some nils, tint
r.ad Is In good condition.
T.'ie new arch at tho Klamath
Fall entrance is attracting a great
deal of attention from the tourist.,
who are already coming In thii way,
according to the ranger who is r.
tduty taete. The arch Is construct
ed out cf seven pieces of the splen
did timber that grows in this sec
tion of Klamath ccunty. The log
that crosses the highway, -completing
t.'ie arch, weigh 19.000 pounds,
and It Is one of the smallest of the
group. ,
Lester Turnhaugh, superintend
ent of schools at Morrill, Is tho
ranger for this season at the Klam
ath Falls entrance, succeeding Rev.
Arthur Rice, local pastor of the
Presbyterian -church. Mrs. Turn
baugli will as.'ist Mr. Turnhaugh in
ills duties at the. cabin.
j K. M. (,'liilcolo, local real estate
dealer, was 1,'ie first from Klamath
Falls -to register his car at this n
t: once this season. M.st of tho cars
entering on this first day wore from
California.
Lisle
Silk .
Sox
Cooper's
25c to 50c
........ 50c to 1.50
Underwear
Cooper's
Atletics ' 1.00 to 4.50
Knits 1.25 to 5.00
The
Toggery
619 Main St.
Opposite Liberty Tlu'iiler
Here's The Rule
To Keep Cool
The four greatest
soolcrs-off in sum
mer are wind-wave
rind a cheerful dispo
sition and a anily
change of clothes.
That goes for evcry
;hing you wear, from
undershirt to outer
suit, and from straw
hat to shoes, its the
cool cleanly and fas
tidious way.
Change your cloll-.es
from the skin out
every day, own plen
ty of them. Give your
suit a chance to air
and dry, to rebound
rumpling and damp
ness, to renew their
freshness and smart-,
ness. That's the mark
of both the well dres
sed man and the well
groomed man.
And talking about
how hot it is only
makes you get hotter.
Therefore, join the
'I Don't Discuss the
Weather Club.'
Shirts
They're all here
1.50 to 10.00
The
Toggery
COMPARE !
Pajamas
Cooper's and Laundry Proof
Madras, Broadcloth and others
2.00 to 5.00
Rodeo Togs
To enjoy the show you must dress
the part and 'for that reason we
have a complete stock of all the
brilliant clothes for the Rodeo.
Hats 6.00 to 10.00
Shirts .2.50 to 7.50
Mufflers .1.50 to 3.50
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Madame Panarlo's modern beauty
methods Improve on suture. Moo's
Beauty Shoppe.-Adv. 29-6.
Reeder Herd Is
High Producer
Of Butter Fat
The herd of U. 10. Reeder, K lam
it h county dairyman, averaged
13. fill pounds of lititterfiil npleco
during May and thereby won IiIkIi
honors In the Klamath Cow Test
ing association, according to fig
ures released today by C. A. Hen
derson, county agent.
Other Klamath county dulrymen
whoso cows were tested Include C.
W. Lewis, Clydo Bradley, D. A.
McComb and Crnnt Nelson.
High honors for the month for
Individual cows goes to Spot, owned
by C. W. Lewis, which during the
month of Muy produced CI. 00
ponds of butter and 1702 pounds
of milk.
Tlie Iludeo, July 2-iM
RADIO FROM 1SIUTISII ISLES
HEARD XKiHTLY IX EOVI'T
K.MJLISII ROWERS I'REI'EK
STREAMLINE RACING SHELLS
LONDON'. Pi Despite the fact
that tho Oxford university boat
crew lost, the annua nivorxlty bout
race this and Inst year In a "slreum
llne" shell designed by Dr. Bourne,
there has been a growing demand
for this kind of racing craft from
the builders at Ptttnoy. ' ,
American, Continental and Brit
ish boating clubs have placed a
number of orders for "streamline"
shells to carry fours and eights,
thus testifying to the growing favor
and popularity ot this kind of rac
ing craft.
CAIRO, (P)--A number of broad
ciiKtlng stations In Europe and the
British Isles aro usually heard well
In Egypt, and Egyptians as well as
Europeans living here aro not slow
In taking advantago of the music.
The stations heard best nru Lon
don, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Ilournu
moiilh and Chelmsford In Kngland,
the Savoy Bands of London relayed
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days being especially popular.
Rome, Minister, Stuttgart and Vi
enna alto are heard anil a resident
of Cairo can listen to a concert and
news In Italian from 8: 40 to 0:30
I M then get tho news and tho
weather from Stuttgart 'In German,
and before turning In for tho night
ho can enjoy a lato cabaret concert
from Vlonna.
Have your hair marcelled In a de
lightfully cool nnd comfortable
Beuuty Shoppo. Moo's. Adv, 29-0
LONDON ADOITS A.MLRICA.V
IDEAS IN HOl'SlllU'lLDINO
LONDON, (!) The London Coun
ty Council Is tired of I ho orthodox
whlte'or red brick linuse nnd Is ro
Ing to experiment with buff, brown,
red nnd whlto colored concrete build
ings. Tho council's architect, O. T. For
rest, snld recent! thero was hoiiih
tblng monotonous In a long series
of dingy grey Iiouhos nnd, having
noticod on a recent visit to the Dull
ed Stutes mi uttempt i.nil keen miulo
to relievo this montony by tha uaa.
of colored materials, ho Intended to
follow suit.
Many a poor nlr gels cuuglit lit
n hairnet.
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