The Evening herald., August 29, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1025
,
Klamath County
Fair
Sept. 3, 4 and 5
Eight Races Every Day
Gdlloway's Orchestra
High Grade Livestock
Farm Products
Boys' and Girls' Club Exhibits
Community Displays
Potatoes
Musical Show
"Pirates of Penzance"
Thursday and Friday
Mainly About . People
-M Ikk I i;iii:s 1 1 1 ;itl: ,
Mini Knthryn Ptyrboa, or Portland,
In vIhIiIiik In the ! ty iw 1 1 li Ikt
f.il her, Ki.'.l c. I'Vrbcii, ' of I he
Porboi ih i;:' Ktnrft, Mm. Forbes and
tfctutfiiler, Jim", returned to Port
luii ti i iin early pari f Hi week
attar viniiiiir. bore wiiii Mr. PVjrlior.
.Ml 1'nibcn attended Hood college.
I.I MIIEIIMI A IIDUE
Fletcher- ju Walker, and Wllllti
Wnlkiir, of Wont wood, two of Ihn
nioHt prominent lumberman of the
outhorii eootlou are visitora in the
itKTin iiN PltOM lit vit; HBV
0, D, Plfe and li. H. Amlckf, of
Mi" PgUa Mercantile oornpaoy ra
I ii rii'-il tbl Rl mlng from n weok'l
buying trip in s:ui ErrabcUco, They
report 0 very Mii-i-i'HHf ill trip.
TO HKDIIINii ON lU'slNESS
tieorge O. Hlniinwny ttft th(H
mnriiitiK for UodoMng, California,
where bo win attend to baelnoiM
iiiuiiuni for several da y Mr
Bbanway i n local contractor nod
builder.
ATTORN EV I'.l'WEIt
Attorney v. n a. Rinnot return
ed yoato'rdiy from Basona nttd otlhnr
Willamette otMoa where h ipeni
iii paat wri-ic on iiuitiiifHH nattare.
Attorney Rentier tnndi t tin (rip by
motor.
Your Teeth Are Always Expensive
wiii'ii not properly eared for, in both health and mcney, But
with a little vara and attention u can praaerve them m n
rery nnminni com. Bee im for fn uunlnation,
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
i i'.i'iiIohh of eooiwe)
202-204 H..pku Hid. t: and M is
I'linno 838
l.Elvivt; Tins AFTERNOON
A. B, rivde, J, D, Pancy and J.
Ilciictt, of KiiKeiio, are hiiMlni'HH vlis-
ItoTi iii tjia cltyj planning to leave
bare late tbla afternoon for iholr
home.
M I'M. IIOMI IMI'ltllVIM
Mih. W. K. Ilond. (Wiio Imh been :i
p:itlent nt the Klamath Oenenil lion
pltnl f .r tin pint ten duya, wa:i
iiiIkmi to bar homniat 211 Michigan,
natarday and In very much Improv
nd In baalth. While, at the hoajrital,
Mra. Ilonil unbuilt ted tip a major
o'perntlon.
PROM ASHI.A.NII
II Tru-ty, of Aiihland, returned
11 IiIh hotnn thin tii'iming. after
apemlliiK the past two day here on
htitduomt.
PltOM MEDEOHI)
Mr. and Mr. If. K. Smith aro
weeh end vlnltoia hero from Meil-ford.
ASTOIIIA PAMII,
Mr. and Mm. Jack Hallo and
f.iitilly, of Antorla, arrived In the
civ yesterday, and aro In hope oT
locating here permanently.
Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from (5 a. m. to 12 Midnight
WANTS TO LOCATE
W. 0. Joni'H of 1'nrtland bu re
turned to the city attain and la In
bbhea Of locating here permanently
thin time, I In the Hprlng of the
year Mr. Jonea wae hep- for bar
oral weekK anil waa ho Impreaaed
with Klamath KiiIIh he Ihih returned
to Htay.
TO TllltlSH .MOMMY
Work of threading "v 1 1 1 commence
on the ranch of 0. I). Ilay near
Ki no on Monday, with a crop of
ovi r :I7.", acres of ryo and wheat
to ho threahed. Mr. and Mm. Hay
and children, Martha and Hetty, will
motor to the ranch tomorrow to look
over :mi mutter.
AUTO PARTS
Re-Babbitted Connecting Rods Exchanged
and Slip in Bearings
at
VAN DYKES PARTS CO.
502 S. 6th. Phone 616
'Now parlH for all ears'' "With toe Huh Tire Shop"
i:jov CRATER LAKE
tin. O. M. Young with her house
guest. Mlaa Poo Hamilton, of Kly.
Nevada, enjoyed a motor trip to
Crater anil Diamond Lalte this
week, rottirplni home on Thursday
orenloK,
P; Dolman, of Oakland, Califor
nia, arrived here yesterday, to join
his wife, who has heen the house
guest or Mrs. S. K. Anderson, for
the past ten days, and will visit
here until the middle of September,
when they will return to their homo
In Oakland.
No Axe to Grind'
Perhaps your tire problem has to do with
air pressures; perhaps you wonder whether
you should equip with low-pressure tires of
standard size, or balloons.
We are in a position to advise you fairly
and without prejudice because Racine builds
and we sell both kinds.
Moreover, both kinds equally uphold
RACINE'S reputation for building first
quality products only.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 Main ' Phone 294-J
KNHOUTi: HOME
PAul C, Bftoi and eon Joe Bate,
Of Portland vl!ted Iii thi! etly today
with J. v. Magulro, Sr., annum to'
home after a wook's NhIiIiik at Ulam
ond I.ako.
PROM AHUM NO
Hev, Wood worth and A. ,. Hllchlo
of A hi. in. 1 are, among the valley
visitors hero today. Mr. Ritchie
wll move here shortly to make hla
home, to become resident agent of
tho Metropolitan Llfo Insurance
company.
PIMfJfK MVANA VtAt
Frank Kvana Is confined to hie
home with a aovero attack of Influ
enza. Ills condition Is some what
Improved today.
M IKS MIIIIM.I V HERE
MUM Wllma Shipley, of Iletl Bluff,
t'allf Mila, visited In the city today,
and whs met here by her brother.
L. U Hblploy, of Malln,
ROOEBE 1AMII.V I.KAVK
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hocerx and
family left this afternoon for their
lodge at Iaiko of tho Woods to
spend the week end. Mrs. Roger
and son Donald Jum returned yes
terday from San Francisco, where
liltlo Donald anjbmltted to a minor
operation upon his throat.
VIKITINti DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. II. Hall of Eugene
nr.. the quests of their daughter, j
Mrs. W. II. Perkins on Creseent. Mr.
Hall is one of the prominent eon
tractors of the I'niversfty city anil
while here plans a trip to Crater
ami Diamond Lake with Mrs. Hall.
Mra. W. I). Kaylor Is among lb I
Merrill shoppers here today.
or, CASPER itincitMxo
Dr. C. T. Casper who haa been
at l.akeview for the past few days,
Is expected to return homo thia
evening.
PROM BAGXH ItlDC.K
Floyd McMillan is In the city
today on business matters from
Bagle Itldge Tavern.
I.KAVK POR BDGEKE
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collier and
datightera, Marie. Caroline and I'by
11m. left this morning for Eugene
and Portland to spend the coming
fortnight In Portland they will
be the guests of Mrs. Collier's sister.
Local Man Back
From California
to Cure Malaria
VISIT IX VALLEY
Mrs. E. s. Phillips and Mra. O.
K. Dennis spent Thursday and Fri
day at the home of Mrs. F. It. Hoggs
in l.angell Valley.
To CRATKK LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leech with
their daughters. Joyce and Anils, and
their Tiouse guest, Mrs.' Mary Per
kins of Hend, are leaving late this
afternoon to spend over Sunday at
Crater Lake.
PROM THE PORT
Mr. and Mrs. I. ('. Sisemore are
in tho city today from their lovely
home at Fort Klamath visiting with
frlendH and attending to business
Interests.
no. 1. onus
Misses Anna and Olive 1 1 HI are
spending the day here from their
home at Merrill,' visiting with
friends and shopping.
MISS LATTA
Miss Nellie l.ntta spent the fore
noon in the city from her home at
Merrill on n shopping trip.
"Pirates of Penzance"
Rehearsals Are Good
Hohear8ala for "The Pirates of
Penzance" now in preparation by
the Kiwanis club lor the fair night
ahow are progressing remarkably
well. In fact, thoy' aro so good
that thoy are beginning to worry
Director Ilazelrigg.
"I wish these folks would put up
a real bad rehearsal and get it
out of .their systems," he said. "I
would like to sec one bad perform
ance before the actual show Is stag
ed. So far they have been so good
lltey scare me. You know, it is a
superstition in tho show business
that it you don't have one or two
bad rehearsals the performance it
Beif will he had. and nil old troopers
like one bad dress rehearsal."
Last night Elmer Hnlslger and
his hunch of 16 policemen had a
special rehearsal of music and busi
ness, and acqulled themselves even
better that; Director llazolrigg had
anticipated;
NOTICE
Snvo money on Tiro Mileage.
Tho system we uso is absolutely
different from all other meth
ods. Let us show you a real repair
job, dono by this modern re
pair system. All work dono on
a strict Money Hack Guarantee,
share with hundreds of satis
fied customers this new deal
In Vulcanized repairs.
Let us Inspect your Tires
F It K E, before thoy need Uo
pnlrlng. Come in Today
o4CE
TIRE SHOP
115 South Eleventh
Phone 843J
Another Klamath man has return
ed, glad to get hack to the country
where a mosqnlto bite doesn't mean
sickness.
Howard Winnard, formerly editor
of The Ltimberlogue, returned to
the city last night, malaria having
forced him to give up his position
with the Swain Lumber company at
Oroville. CallL
It Is believed that a few months
residence here will be sufficient to
rid his syst'-m of the disease, one of
Hie biggest drawbacks to life in the
Oroville district, where malarial raos
oultos aro plentiful.
SLASH FIRE NFAR
TOPSY REPORTED
A small slash fire was burning
today aear Topsy grade In the log
ged off section owned by the Kes
terson Lumber Co., was reported
todaiy by the look out on top of
Chase mountain.
Investigation revealed that the
fire was Jilaced under control and
that danger to adjacent timber was
eliminated.
The Kesterson mill Is located in
the soufh western part of the
county.
Training Hours at
Race Track Are Set
Two more strings of running
horses arrived at the Fair Grounds
Friday, those of "Shorty" Cutn
mings which have been in spring
training at Gold Hill, and those of
Ray HurptaV who is well known in
the county, having run his string at
many rodejs and Couaty Fairs in
Klamath and adjoining counties. ,Tae
track presents a busy picture of fly
ing hoofs, nervously moving ears
and mettlesome steeds between the
hours of 5 and 9 a. m. each morn
ing. Superintendent Russ Aubre
has set the hours for the various
uses of tho track. The first four
hours of the day are for running
horses; 9 to 10:30 a. m. for rjie
harness try-outs and from 10:30 ro
2. p. m. for the racing nutos after
Monday August 31st. It was ne
cessary to make this particular time
of drny for the racing cars as the
track must be dragged after oach
session with tho speed wagon. Alter
4 p. m. the horsemen usually walk
their strings for a mil 6 or so, as the
.day begins to cool.
Tho fem'o these mornings is lin
ed with race enthusiasts watching
tho work-outs of their various fav
orites and speculating on the
changes tor the winning of tho
purses. y
Lyle Returns From
Prohibition Confab
SEATTLE. Aug. 29. Roy C. Lyle.
of Seattle, arrived home today from
Washington, whore ho was made
Pacific Northwest prohibition admin
istrator, effective next Tuesday ond
announced Hint he would begin work
with practically the camo orgnnjia
tlon used by his predecossor, F. A.
llnzeltlno.
SAN FRANCISCO. llranno Mul
den was arrested and charged with
pouring a bucket full of scalding
oil down a cargo hatchway under
which Captain Joe Sodorry of tho
freighter Albert Jeffries was stand
ing. The captain was seriously in
jured. r to
Theatre
Tonight Only
A Dramn thai Skips arwl Slides' around- T.he funniest
Situations ntafcuiablo, is .
How Baxter Butted In"
As an added attraction we pre-cut
Barbara Clendenning's Dancers
Carmen Perkins
Clayton Cornish t
Aline Egh'fie
Mary Emma Miller
Vcr,- M.tv Gerrisit
Pauline Cornish
P. l he I Driscofl '
Joan Marie Sinclair
P.vclo Tltraslier
Robert Perkln-;
in surprisingly clever classic daneintf, i
Sunday and Monday
.
Do you wonder What's Become of Salt) ! .
SALLYS FX TUP. MOVIP.S Y) !
and
Colleen Moore
"SALLY"
Colleen Scores New Triumph in "SALLY" with
Leon Errol, vho can't make his feet behave! and
Lloyd I luges, who can't make his heart behave!
ALSO ,
Five Acts of Vaudeville
Continuous Show Sunday Beginning at 1 :00 P. M. ;!
Prices 25 and 50 Cents
featuring I ill Cody as a Texas Ranger.
Sunday and Monday
f j MJM LIBERTY j i
The Columbia University Prize Story j
"Love on The Rio Grande"
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOC'S STORY
"The Hunted Woman"
A glimpse of u'oodlands the spirit of conquest, the
striking power that Curwood placed in his novel
all these are retained in this novel if the great out
doors. ' 5
Cintinuous Show Sunday Beginning at 1 :30 P. M.
I We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
' Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
I Ijj, at 5 p. m. same day
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The Washington Cafe
Is the most popular eatlns place In Klamath Fall! today 42flj;
"There's a Reason"
7a 1 rov can :vSBnm
59 , EAT BETTER FOR LESS P'Hfi
' ' AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES
(SS south Sixth " Wee MUa, Prof.
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