The Evening herald., July 24, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

TAtTE" TWO
EVENING ITERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEOON
FRIDAY JULY 21, 1925
Vice President Dawes Directs
Wild Western Film; Presented
With Some Tour Gallon' Hats
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Klamath
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No. 122 South 6th St. ;
Just east of the American National Bank
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 21. Vice President Charles
(J. Dawes extended the range of hia versatility this morn
ing when he directed the filming of a scene of a western
motion picture at Julesburg, Wyo., four miles from
Cheyenne.
The vice president, coached by James Cruz and with
jm occasional pointer from Betty Compson, appeared to
enjoy the novel role which he assumed. Mrs. Dawes
accompanied by United States Senator Francis E. War
ren, Mrs. Warren and a committee of prominent local
folks, left for the Julesburg location at 8 o'clock. Sur
rounded by a throng of Sioux Indians in war paint and
gaudory, boarded acwis In tho pie
; iSWERRILL I
Mrs. W. F. Hill left' the first of
the week for a 'several weeks visit
witli her parents at'Roseburg.
- Mr. and Mrs. Sd Kearth; ; and
daughter Edloe anil son John; from
Maxwell, Calif.; who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Merrill
left for their borne the first or the
week.
C M. Mcrritt was a visitor in
Klamath .Palls .Tuesday. .' , ,
. Saturday, night the Modern
'Woodmen of Klamath Falls:. and
Merrill held , initiation in the I. O.
O. .F. hall in Merrill. There were a
number, of candidates . from both
places. There were members from
Ashland and Klamath Falls here to
help with the . work. Johnson E.
Smith, state deputy, was also here.
This lodge in Merrill is in a flour
ishing condition. Following the
work a banquet was served in the
dining room.
E. T. Carey, lamb buyer from San
Francisco, was in Merrill Thursday
looking over the lambs in this
vicinity for August delivery.
Velton M. Haskins ana family
loftV Sunday for . Jacksonville to
visit' Mrs. Haskins' parents. Mr.
Haskins returned Monday but Mrs.
Haskins will remain some time
with her people.
Mr. and Mrs. George Herbertb
from Sparks, Nov were recent
visitors in Merrill, the guests pf
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman. Other
visitors at the Bowman home were
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. FIgg and son
Joseph from Enid, Oklahoma. They
arc cousins of Mrs. Bowman's.
Bert Griffin and Miss Lola Boyd
from Alturas were visitors at the
home of their cousin, Mrs.-W. C.
Bailey, the first of the week. They
were on their way home from Port
land. Miss Babe Pomeroy was also
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Anderson and
daughters," Thirza and Helen, left
Wednesday for Rocky Point for a
two' weeks' outing.
George Millard, who was recent
ly hurt in an automobile accident,
has recovered so as to be able to
return to his home near Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers were
visitors in Klamath Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Kidwell and daughter
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... - . Freight and Tax Extra
for the HUDSON COACH
Throughout Hudson's long-time policy of giving greatest value
for the money, this is the lowest price, the finest Hudson, the
greatest value Hudson ever offered. Only Hudson's exclusive
advantaees of the famous patented Suoer-Six principle com
bined with the world's largest production of 6-cyIinder, cars
make it possible. By greater margins than ever before it is
today the "World's Greatest Buy." ' .
Murray, Leo Moran, lluliy Ilurotliy
lliiick, mul lust but nut lount, Bud
dy, tlio womli'r dog.
Larry Komou, pluyliiK Hie starring
nilo In "Tlio tllrl In t!o MmouHlnu"
Ciln first coimvly of foluro Icnitlh.
which Is playing at the I'luo Trmi
tlivutro Saturday, ptrr.rms a druu
uf nlno Hturlvs Into n nut for t'u
sake of u thrill iu tlila iilrtiiro. Tlui
divo of mnro til mi n hiiuiltoJ foot
tlirnugh space Is Just uito of III"
many, thrills w!ik-li punctiiutu this
production H gasps.
turrsquo garb cliwractoiistlc of tio
west two thirds ot a century hko,
and actresses In Hie tight , bodice
and vuluiulnuous skirts uMci wero
au fall In the SO's, they laspected
the niovlo village, a Toprdductlou
of Julpsbnrg, Colo., as It was In the
days ot iho pony cxprosa, which Is
doomed to no up In smoko next
week whou It will be "attavkvd"
und 'tired by Indians.
Vice President Dinvoe probably
will havo to ship to Washington by
express tilio "four gjllon'1 "hats which
will be presented him while Oio Is
here. Lant night the American Le
gion presented him ont which he
wore ut a rakish angle if 111 to taking
a rlclo In an ancient stuge conch.
This morning ho wore another pru
sented by Dotty Compson. a puro
w'.iito masterpioco of t ig hatninkor's
art with a brim IS Inches wide and
a crown eigne inches iubii.
On his return from the "movie
lot," the vlco president rovlowed
,r..or us P.u.-. u ."" ul ,vllll ou ulul pullcll W,l.-U doe:.
llll IIUtluu ... .11,111 l v.l..l, . . ..ii,
ami ariuiery garrison or rni itu.
sell, ncurly 400 Indians und hund
reds ot cowboys und cowgirls participated.
oAt The LIBERTY
'Tho It 1 1 Knorlvr" stiirring Dirk
llalloii, thu progriitu featuro ut the
Liberty Uilay Is in 1 1 ot snap und
gliiKer.
The plot starts at a K'ud rate
and, gathering speed, ends with a
crashing climax.
Dick Ha;ion puts over his rolu In
Ills UBUul vlgoroim tiianuer. stepping
Hudson Essex World's Largest Selling 6 Cylinder Cat:
ACME MOTOR CO.
Leona and Mrs. Jos. Stukel spent
Tuesday In the Falls. -
Mrs. Rose Davis, E. A. and Sum
ner Davis were business visitors In
Klamath Falls the- first ot the
week.
E. C. Keame left Sunday for
Glandule, Oregon, on a short bust
ness trip.
Frank Gray bad and daughter
Cleo were shoppors in Klamath
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. K. C. Auderson left Tues
day morning for Montague, Calif..
for a visit with friends In that val
ley, i
Mr. and Mrs. John Colwcll and
son Glcndon were in Klamath Falls
Tuesday. .. ..
; The boy scouts will navo a picnic
dinner at the lodge Sunday follow
ing church services. .
Mrs. J.' W. Taylor was In Klam
ath Falls Wednesday to meet her
daughter, 'Miss Mary Taylor, who
had been visiting in ' Portland and
other valloy towns. While in Port
land, whore she attended tho inter
national C. E. convention, sho also
climbed Mt. Hood. It was a wonder
ful climb. She returned by way of
Bend. Miss Taylor reports that Mrs.
C. C. Hulet, with whom she made
the trip to Portland, is very 111 in
that city and it Is. feared sho may
bo compelled to undergo an opera
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Turnliaiigh, who are
stationed at the Sun creek en-"
trance to the Crater Lake park,
were in Merrill a short time Thurs
day. Mrs. John Wolfe from Los Mo
lincs, Calif., arrived in Merrill Tues
day evening. Mrs. Wolfo Is the
mother of Loren Wolfe and Mrs.
C. P. Hnsklns.
The showers of the first of the
week were very refreshing and
cooled the air from the sweltering
heat of Inst week. It was beneficial
In hiost cases, but delayed haying
for the day.
II. C. Parkei1 was one ot a parly
that took advantage ot tho storm to
take a fishing trip on Lost river.
Mrs. A. Grassley entertained
Wednesday afternoon for a few
Mends at her home east of town.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
those present. Refreshments were
served by Mrs, Grassley during the
afternoon. ,
Ilsymond Taylor has been con
fined to his home this week on ac
cout of Illness.
cAt the TINE TREE
When Gumlillng Wives, Is a'.iown
at tho I'luo Treo theatre today, film
tans will havo an opportunity of
seeing not only one of tho best
pictures ot tho year, but a treat
many df their favorite actors unJ
actresses.
Included In tho list of celebrities
wJll be found Mavjurlu iaw, Wurd
Crane, lledda Hopper, Kdward
Earlc. Betty Franvlsco, Joseph Glr
ary,. Florence Lnwronco, Charlie
Protecting n girl from her fiancee:
Tuut's a now mode of gallantry
and Is Initiated by Harry Carey In
"Tiger Thompson." fills nrw produc
tion. At tho Liberty Sutunluy.
Cigarettes Spoil
Beauty Of Women
CHICAGO, July 21. (P) Cig
arettes may not affect a woman's
morals, but they'll kill hr beauty,
nilvtnes Mrs. Ktitli Maurur. presl
tlAlt otthe American CoMiiictlcluns
socli-ty. .
"I've no personal obJ'etlils lo
clgnrettn smoking, hut It lias been
and hia Night Hawks
Abbio Green
Friday nitfht ,
Venetian lUuge
Not Temporary Relief But CURE
PILES or other Recltil or Colon
ailments should not lc expert,
mentcjwlth. '1 licy liotild mid can tx
permanently CUK1:D by my non-turgl-i
cat method,
Send today fur my rRHE NOOK con.
talnlnil corc of voluntary icitlmonlali
frum PMileni, ionio of whom had Bull
crcJ JO ycoci and liml tried rvcty kind
of drutf and (raltnent. Head It andyoii
will txrwr understand why
.oift lcanitlvea Wrlitrn (jiinr.
"rvV.;, oilier to LIJUIS your j-jiei
, or rcluml your ire.
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WOOD
Summer weather has moiled
down tho prlco ot
Block-Wood
to the cxlremo bottom, Low
Hummer prices are no ou.
D'Hi't hosltnto but buy your
winter's wood now. Tilers will
bo no cbenpur prices.
Green Slabs
Orders are coming tor that
good cheap wood green slab.
Our trucks are delivering tho
bed green slab we have aver
sold. Order a ymrt supply of
blocks, and green slab, and
you are s.ife you can gel no
bolter wood.
Peyton & Co.
Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
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Better
Values
in
Men's Suits
Shoes
Furnishings
and Work Clothes
Clothcraft Clothes
25, 30, 40
W. L. Douglas Shoes
5, 6, 7, 8 "
Hardeman Hats
5, 6, p '
Ide Shirts and Collars
2.00 to 6.50
IMIIIl llll HIII&
- Canary birds 'are awful ' loafers.
.They should knit socks or play
KLAMATH FALLS' WOODBURN,ORE.
517 MAIN ST.
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W.L.DOUOLAJI
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