f AGE SIX
EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1025
Rebekah Lodge To
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Install : Officers
Prosperity Mldg'ii'' No. 104 of the
Rehcknhs will meet (hiii evening nl
8 o'clock in tho Odd Follow hall (or
inslallallqn of office for lh com
inc i months, which will bo fol
lowed by ,ti banquet and social
tlmo.
' , This following officers will Tie In
stalled: Mrs. Alice Ooeller, record
ing secretary; Mrs. II. E. Jones,
past noble grand; Mrs. W. Sanders,
noble grand; Mrs. Edward Propst,
right supporter of tho noblo grand;
Mrs. K. Foster, left supporter of the
noblo grand; Miss Mary Walker,
vlco grand; . Mrs. Carl Johnson,
right supporter of tho vico grand;
Mrs. W. Templar, left Bupporter of
tho vlco grand; Mrs. Charles House,
chaplain; Miss Bern Ice Hector,
worden; E. B. Tllton, conductor;
Mrs. W. Wecdon, Inside guordlan;
Mrs. Lee Bean, outside guardian,
and Mrs. Harry Loucks, musician.
Mrs. Docla Norris will be the In
stalling officer.
Many Members Are
. Signed By Youths
"Stop Forest Fires" Campaign
Meets With Good Success
in City
With three boy scouts and four
camp fire girls running a close race,
the drivo fpr memberships to the
"stop forest fire", drive continued
today, 3800 memberships having
been returned to the local chamber
Of commerce office up until noon
today.
The race for honors ' and cash
prizes seems to be between Betty
Zimmerman, N'adine O'FIaherty,
Maria Grimes and Alysse Hector
for the camp tire girls. George
Massey for the boy scouts was
holding the lead, with Hubert Tot
ten and Edward Boyd holding sec
ond and third places.
' DUXCA.V -BROTHANEK
Koso Brotbanek of Malin and
Charley Duncan of Merrill were mar
ried this morning by County Judge
It. H. Bunnell, five minutes after
they had secured their license from
.County Clerk C. R. DeLap.
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Arrives ftem AVniia "Walla to
: Guest of Daughter
lie
Mrs. Carrie 0!4s arrived in the
city yesterday from her h:me at
Walla Wiila and will be the house
guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. W.
Bathiany.
MRS. BETCHEJj LEAVING
To Spend Coming Six Weeks on
Coast WiUi Relatives
Mrs. F. W. Betohel nnd two sons,
Donald and Victor are leaving on
the morning train for Portland and
Seattle where they will spend tie
coming six" weeks. At Portland,
Mrs. Betchel will be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. Cosner, later go
ing on to Seattle to visit with her
mother, Mm. John D. Gay.
.-' to VISIT BRADFORDS
Mrs. J. H. Lilly and Mrs. O. W.
Long of Ashland will be the house
guests of Mrs. Louis Bradford over
tomorrow. ..
r f. FKOM OLKNE
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of
Olene are in the city today attending
the rodeo.
FROM SUMMER LAKE
To
Remain Hero During Rest of
Week for Celebration
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. .Mr. and Mrs. Noah Nymart and
tiny daughter, Dorothy are In the
city for the remainder of the week
from Summer Lake to attend the
rodeo.
1 J5KT FOR ROSKBCKG .
Mrs. Roy Dysert and Bister were
in the city today from Bonanza, cn
, route to Roseburg where they will
spend tho holidays.
FROM KIRKKORD
. Miss Jennie Weeks arrived in the
city this afternoon from Kirktord.
Mrs. John Coloman of the Swan
Iaito country 1b in today on busl
, nesB. ' '
Promptness and efficiency aro
Madame Panario's watchwords.
: Mod's Beauty Shoppe. Adv. 29-6
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' CHICAOO, Jul l.(P) Twd
. " robbers Wjund Fred J. GXtlieb,
a Jeweler and two othera Jn
4 "his salesroom an iiio fourtoontli
foor of the Republic building
In tho hourt of tho contral bus-
1ness district udny and o::jped
. with Jowolry and bonds roplnl-
ed to,lio valued at J1C0.0O0.
; Iff fr . :r i
Anybody who thinks steer riding is an easv sport ought to set out
to thu Rodeo this week and try It. It's a dangerous little pastime, too.
Ono of the riders this afternoon was knocked unconscious, while another
got a few bad bruises when he tumbled from the back of his steer.
This is but. one of the m.uiy attractions at the bii; Kodeo at ihe fair
grounds. '
Night Show Draws
Many Merrymakers
Approximately 1000 people at
tended the opening of the Rodeo
night show at tie foct of Payne
alley last night end seemed to get
a real kick out of the various at
tractions offered for the night's en
tertainment. The ferris w'oeel was busy all
eveaing, 3s was the new baby air
plane device. The boys sild'.e 1 up to
the long bar and quaffed beer
the near variety just like it was
in the old dajs. The '49 dance
hall as well as the dancisg n the
b2rge also drew its full quota of
merry makers.
Th'o night show starts at 5 o'clock
each afternoon, direatly after the
racing and rodeo program at .the
fair grounds. ; -. ... ,.
Colonel Coofidge
Now Much. Better
PLYMOUTH, Vt.. July 1. (?)
The condition of Colonel John Cool
id ge was so satisfactory today that
the president decided to return to
Swampscott, Mass., without delay.
Preparations were made for a de
parture shortly before noon. , The
entire trip was to be made by motor.
One of the reasons for a quick re
turn to Massachusetts was the presi
dent's engagement to deliver an ad
dress Friday at Cambridge at the
celebration of the 150th anniversary
of Washington taking over command
of the continental army.
Madame Panario's modern beauty
methods improve on nature. Moe's
Beauty Shoppe. Adv. 20-6.
EVERETT TRUE
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Death Comes To
Chiloquin Woman
Mrs. Myrtle Masness, aged 24, of
Chiloquin. died this morning at a
lo?nl hospital following an illness
of more than a month. Kunerul
services will be held at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning from tho M'hlt
lock chapel, with Row Yarnc-s of
the Methodist church officiating.
Mrs. Magccss was the wife of
I.ylc D. Magness, lumber worker,
and was woll known throughout the
county. Besides her husband and
twa yiung children, Lyle Jr., and
Myrtle, she leaves the following
relatives: Mrs. Mabel Vincent,
mother, of Medford: Mrs. Mahel
Erickson, sister, of Chiloquin; Mrs.
Mary Cleveland, sister. of Medford;
TV. W. Vincent Jr.. nnd F. L. Vln
ceat, brothers, of Klamath Falls.
K.XOCKKD V.VCOXSCIOIS
NEW YORK, July 2. Wally Pipp
Yankee first baseman knocked un
conscious by a pitched ball thrown
by Charles Caldwell, young Prince
ion University pitcher, In the bat
ting practice prior to today's game
with the Athletics at the Yanka
sfadlum. '
Don Hall's.
PELICAN LUNCH
The Homo of the Pelican
STEW
6th St. Juit off Main .
- Sandwiches too
BY CONDO
Closed Thurs.,
Sat. 1 to 5 p.
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films on your vacation.
We have fresh films to
fit any camera.
We refund the price of
unused films when you
buy them here.
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Rodeo
MOVEMENT TO HAVK tiKW
RlISK!l NAMED HAWAII
HONOLULU, One .of the now
lirge cruisers 13 be built for .the
United Btutos navy moy bear the
name of Hawaii. OovernoT Wallace
R. Farrington announced ithat he
had proposed to C. D. Lufkln, pre
sident of tils Associated Chamber
of Commers of Hawaii, that that
organ lzaitfc'n bring the suggestion
before tho secretary of itlio navy.
Lufkln has taken tip the proposal
with the executive commttitoo of
the associated chambers, and, In
a letter .to tho governor, expresses
the hupe for early notion.
It was loirned also dhat Repres
entative Burton Treno'i, of Idaho, a
member of the homo committee on
appropriutl'jns, wiho vlaltcd Hawaii
roc&ntly, has' written a personal
loiter t.) GcciV:tary Wilbur, expres
sing himself In favor of tho sug
gestion. Hummer's going to wear out her
welcome, . i
Fri., and
in.
Rodeo Visitors Welcome
If you are a stranger here we will help you locate anybody
anything any Jime any place.
We claim to know the Klamath Country and We offer you infor
mation willingly and freely. Make yourself at home in our store.
Specials for Friday and Saturday .
1 Auto strop razor complete with strop $.()()
1 Tube Jap Rose Shaving Cream : 35
100 genuine aspirin tablets
Electric curling iron
Best quality tissue toilet paper, reg. 2 for 25e, special, 3 for
Lmit (i to a customer)
75e bath caps
Best quality hard candies, 5'; oz. jars
Rubbing alcohol pints ." .;
$2.50 Hawkeye cameras (made by Eastman Co.)
Closed.
Thursday,
Friday and
Saturday
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PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS,
Visitors Welcome
We wish to notify the public that we
will be closed from 10:00 a. m. Saturday
until 7:30 a. m. Sunday.
Balsiger Motor Company
Authorized Ford Dealer
HPi:rn)Y planks will iikixu
BOMBAY CLOSE TO LONDON
LONDON. (A') All tre air
planes now under construction here
will mako the trip from England
to India, roughly 8000 miles as the
crow would fly, if ho woru alilu to
uccompliFh It, In thrun days and
somn odd hours, according to re
cent announcement of tho nir min
istry under whoso supervision thu
machines are being built,
Tho specifications provide that
tho planus ha equipped with thrco
motors developing 2000 liorso
power, and it is Imped they will
be a lile to nccompllflh 100 miles nn
hour and possibly even a greater
spend. A crow of four or five will
operate each machine, which will
carry 20 to 25 passengers. It Is
proposed that theso giants of tho
air travel day and night, there be
ing sleeping accommodations, and
hot meals by moans of an electric
cooker.
Just working to, beat tho bund
doesn't always beat it.
Closed Thui'.s., Fri., -and
Sat. 1 to .r p. nv
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)honographs and records
New records .every day.
ORECON
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KINO ;eoroe honors
PRINTER WHO fJAVE
BLOOII TO HOSPITALS
LONDON. (A') llortlo Wallace
Tibbie, a printer of Canoubury,
North London, hnu been awarded
tho Order of the UrltlBh Kmplro by
tho king, and nine made n Ufa
governor of thu London hospital, In
recognition of his having given a
pint of his blood nn CI occasions
for trunufiixlnn to patients In. Lon
don . Hospitals.-
Thu usual feu for blood trans-
RHODE ISLAND RED
Fryers for the Fourth
Tako n drive to LOO CAIIIN I'OIJLTHY VA It. VI fur your Fryora,
Milk fed and weighing from 2',i lo il luiuixh.
Wo havo somo Molten cockerels for Male Hast Rods In u'.io wot
Drlvo 7 miles west of Kuno .to Sponger Htutlon, tuin lo l.ho loft
at Log Oiblii sign, 1-8 mllu Dff highway loiily. Bring a box or a
sack pluaso,
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thuroforo wivod thu hospitals nn
0(iilvalent of noarl JU,ir.
The official entry In tho King'
lint of birthday honors rend "O. II.
E. Tibbie, llortlo Wallace For
public services In saving life."
It's a happy father who has ono
daughter married to an Icq man and
ono to a coal man.
Life Is hut a dream, but thoro aro
nil kinds of dronius. ...