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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1925)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER .1, 1025 JTAGE EIGHT F.VENIKC, HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON' ' t. Colmmunity Club Exhibits At County Fair Attracting Much Attention From AH Visitors All Products of Various Sections of Klamath Shown in Well-Arranged Booths Future Development is Key note of harm Displays Pride of the pant ami present and confident hope in undreamed development in the future, are all woven into community club displays at She county fair Mis morning. Some vf tho community clubs step past the usual conventional community booth, seen at so many county fairs. Their purpose la not to merely ipolnt proudly to what fer tile soil of their community can pro dulse, but also t call attention to the indications thut point to a big development. This la the first community club display ever undertaken at the coun ty fair. There is no prize. No one person will receive the glory. It is a move of all hands in each particu lar community to leave a bootfa at the county fair that will attract at tention, nothing more. Symbolic DispUy Hore sympolic displays character ise the Bonanza booth than any of the other community club exhibits. The decoration scheme is centered bout a four leaf clover which sjg ntffes that Bonanza is situated so as to tap tour valleys, Yonna, Spra gue, Ftoe and Langell's valleys. Prominent In tuls boottl Is a mini ature railroad which signifies the Oregon Trunk railroad. A large box covered on the bottom (with and and showing the various indus tries of the section Is included. A small oil well testifies to the confi dence Bonahaa residents have in the West Coast Oil well In Youna valley. James I.uebke and Klsa Armstrong ure In charge of the booth. IVntrnl Hub Potatoes are featured In the ex hibit of tne Central Community Club. The name of the club Is written in large netted gems and scattered throughout the luxuriant exhibit is evidence of potatoes, livery nou-cesident of Klamath county will be given the opportun ity of tasting the products of the farm land contigous to the Central Community club, Saturday afternoai at 4 o'clock. Those in charge wilt cruise through vie fair ground, and collert a crowd of non-residents. Anotuer feature of this booth will be sn example of spinning as done by the old peasants of Russia. A former resident of Russia will sit before the booth 'With nothing In her hand but a small stick will graphically demonstrate how spin ning among the Rusaian peasants is accomplished. Hans N lander Is In doarge of the booth. Mrs. D. Ellis Young is proud of a dlspltt..- of Chedder Cheese, sel dom made in this county. Her hus band Is equally proud of a IS foot sunflower that he brought to the fair gtounds yesterday afternoon. laiiRvll Valley I tooth Orala and alfalfa feature the ex hibit of Luugelty's valley commmi Ito' club booth. Wheat, oats, ive barley and alfalfa are arranged with telling effectiveness in the large space uocorded to this community club. O. P. Keller Is ituindling the , booth for his neighbors. llesides the grain there are sugar! beets, vorn, carrots, onions, straw berries, cabbages, potatoes. One sugar boet weighed In the neighbor hDIHl of six pounds. That UwfriUtUU " baliTM her ul timate (irospcrlty regit wlm alfalfa is mutely testified to by the name of Merrill written with alfalfa In front of the community club booth. Mill for Alfalfa "Yes." admitted Die Rev. C. 0. Hulet, "that Is our feature for it Is the largest and the most lucra tive pr-duct of the district." The Rev. Hulet is in charge of the bolh. Second to alfalfa comes grain, wheat, ..vats, barley aad rye. A lux uriant display of garden truck pro ducts livened up the booth con siderable. N. K. Wodi'.ouse, apiarist, has an Interesting dlsplif of honey aud the Me: rill creamery has proudly ar ranged un eM-ilblt of butler. Malm has a general display of grain, ulfalfa and garden truck pro ducts. Dr. F. M. Trout Is In charge of the booth. LYTKIJLS Tt) UVB HKRR Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lytell of Ore gon City have arrived to make their future home here. Mr. Lytell Is tak ing a position with the Pacific Tele graph and Telephone company as lineman. Straw Hats No We Don't Want to Sell You One But Are Going to Buy One of You First Week in September Is Of ficiaUy Fall Hat Week A Message to the Teachers Attending the Convention of the Klamath County Teachers' Institute Klamath Falls South Gateway to Crater Lake National Park H. N. Moe, Proprietor Klamath Falls, Ore. Exclusive Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Infant's Department Beauty Parlors Sept. 3rd, 1925. Dear Visitors :- As members of the Klamath Falls community, we are at all times interested in its schools and their activities. For this reason we have an established policy of making every effort to satisfy the requirements of the teaching staff insofar as our varied lines of. merchandise extend, including the courtesy of a well trained staff of sales people and an elastic system of credit. You will as a discriminating buyer, appreciate the service we offer and we assure you that it will be a pleasure to arrange our "Credit System" so as to meet your convenience. We would enjoy having you visit our store and register with us. .Very truly yours, ' t ; H. N. MOE,, P. S. Our up-to-date Beauty Parlor is also at your ser vice, with its efficient attendants and we are quite sure that this service will meet with your hearty approval. Just phone 3 for an appointment and we'll do the rest. jTruth in AdvertUiixggjjjgggB " I ! Friday and Saturday Only Here's How: Bring in your old straw hat regardless of how old it is or what it looks like and we will make you the follow ing allowances on a new Fall Hat. Make your own choice of any hat in stock. We'll allow $1.00 for your old straw on a new hat to $6.50 We'll allow $1.50 for your old straw on a new hat to $9.50 We'll allow $2.00 for your old straw on a new hat over $9.50 K. SUGARMAN " Ain't Mad at Nobody" Two Grass Fires Burn Yesterday A heavy windstorm, tho prelim inary warning to the thunder and lightning Btorm of last night, was the direct cause of two grass fires yesterday afternoon, one within ten minutes of tho other. Sparks blown from the lumber re fuse pile on south Sixth street just across the B. P. tracks, ignited tin der dry weeds and grass. In a trice tho tiny blaze was whipped to a large flro by tho heavy wind blowing up from-tho south. The sumo story, only In a dif ferent location, occurred yesterday afternoon on First aud Main streets whun u carelessly thrown match started a grass fire than burned in creasingly until the arrival of the firu department. Iloth fires occurrod between 1:30 p. m. and 1:45 p. m. Two More Days Klamath County Fair Judging Starts at 9:00 A. M. AUTO RACES, RUNNING, RELAY and ROMAN RACES At 1 P. M. Every Day See the Cream of Klamath Products LEASE ON GLENN HOTEL IS SOLD Mrs. M. A. Richardson Will Be in Charge of Hos telry Soon A now proprietress of tho Glenn hotel will be In charge of that hos telry next week. The former proprietress, Mrs. Su san A. Crowley plans to move to her ranch on the Keno rontl. Mrs. M. A. Hlchardson, former ly a resident of North llcnd, Ore gone, closed up n deal this uf torboon whereby the lease held by Mrs. Crowley wns purchased, Mrs. Hlchardson wus utlracted to tho Klamnth country by tales of prosperity that reached hor through the press and from tourists. Mrs. Crowley has been In charge at tho (Jlenn hotel for several years and is well known In tills elty. He contly she leased the old It. A. Km inltt ranch west of town and will reside there hereafter. iti: Mi:s I'AVH VIHIT Mr. and Mrs. B, It. Henme.i, for mor well known residents of Klam ath Falls, oro paying their many friends hero a visit, planning to ho hero for several dnys, from tholr homo nt Medford. f riends of Mrs. Itoamos will bo triad to know Hint she Is recovering nicely from ail uc cldent which she suffered some lime ngo, Injuring her leg. After hnvlng medical attention in Hun rranclseo for Homo tlmo, she Is very much Improved. Whllo hero Mr. Reftmes planB to look over the now golf course, tho land being donated by Mr. Kenmes to tho local cittb. VIHIT DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. M. (Ilacomlul of Mor rill were in tho city yesterday shop ping and visiting with their daugh ter, Mrs. L. Offiold. They returned last evening. No Quorum Is Here When Court Opens Opening session of the Septem ber term of the county court und no quorum pruaont! This was the situation that met Charles Martin, county commis sioner, when he arrived at tho county court rooms yesterday. It wns pretty hnrd to know Just what to do, as of ult times thut a 'luorum should be prcsont It Is on the opening day ot tho term. Hut perusal of the law books state that subsequent proseodlngs during the term of court nro not affected III event there Is no quo rum present on the opening day. County Judge llutinoll, nnd Coun ty Commissioner short are at New port, spending u week's vacation with their families. They have sent word that thoy would return to Klniuuth Falls by Saturday aud bo here In time for a muellng of tho county court Suturday utturnoon. NOTICE Savo money on Tiro Mileage. Tho system we use la absolutely different from all other moth ods. 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