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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1929)
PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALb. KLAMATH FALl OjtEW Friday, August 80, 1920 GLOSSY BEEVES ARE ALL READY Some of Fineit Herd In Entire State Are Here. But cattl will bar a promi nent place In th cattle barm this yaar. In Klamath county many of th breeder! are bringing In aom of their beat a-itmala to Tie with one another iit prliei and championships. Vesterdsy O. H. Alexander, breeder of the fine DEA Aber 1 len Annua atraln of beet cat tli', brought In eereral entrlea. Knch year Alexander displays hli fine cattle not only at the Klamath county fair but alao at other northweat and Pacific eout shows. He always wlna Bis abare of the bine rlbbone. , Frank Groaa will bring In some tine Shorthorn to enter In the beef cattle elan. K. II. and W. B. Hammond and Bon will how their famona herd of Shorthorn cattle at the Klamath County fair, which opena today for four big daya and sight. Thl herd U on of th beat la the tate and la on of the few purebred herd of Shorthorna In th atate. Two youngater appeared In the fair board office, aaylng they each had a Holateln calf to enter at the fair. Th children were Dorothy and Donald Jacob of Malta. Each will exhibit a heifer oalt, purebred, in the club and open clause. There will be numerou other ealvea entered, and th children wlU gir aome of the adulta a "run for the money" In the junior classes of both Holstetn and Jersey. ' F. W. Freund of Powell Butte, who exhibited his Brown Swlsa herd at the Klamath County fair last year, haa written to the sec retary aaylng that he will be her this year with a herd of young animals. V. E. Reeder of the Pine Orore district la planning to show U herd of purebred Jerseys, and he will hare some competition from other herds In the county. The dairy division la In charge of Ray Loosley and S. M. Streeter. The Judge for dairy classes will be W. B. Tucker, county agent of Crook county. KILLED Bf HIGH LINK SALEM, Aug. 30, (AP) Tbomaa Camming, 28, rigger, waa killed near Sllverton about f o'clock Wednesday afternoon when hit across the chest and beck by a high line. Ha waa placed on a speeder and rushed Jo Sllrerton but died oa the way. I'ummlng was an orphan and la .surrired by a sister, Ruth, a nurse In Portland. How do we know what colors .that don't run are fast? Artists To Entertain at Fair "v'V -''V, v 1 1 w y ' ' I T "V I 1 I iMm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zerado. wAtl.known traneae artists who will each day entertain crowds who attend the Klamath county fair. The Zeradoa hare many feature acts that bring applause from audience. Among th acta which make th Zeradoa and their troop famous are a double trapeae act; crasy hauaea, falla and bumpa and comedy cutup In trick cottage; balancing acta on a high pole; Vera Zeradoa on her flying ladder; acta on sus pended rings. Westtrland Duo on Swinging cutaways and horlsontal bar performing daring gymnaatlc tricks. Lee Zeradoa la th third member of the Zerado troup. He la called on of th beet In the game at the present time. PROF. POTTER ANIMAL JUDGE Tha ludca of the livestock ex hibits this year at the Klamath County fair will be Prolessor is. L. Potter, head of the animal Industry department of Oregon State Agricultural college, who la a popular Judge of lirestock and well qualified for his Job. He will hare aome Job deciding which la the best among tn af ferent kinds of llvestook which he will be called upon to judge this year, uvesioca men wag are exhibiting here are very for tunate In securing such an ante Judge, C. A. Henderson, county sgent, states. SEEDS TO SHOW DEVELOPMENTS The forage crop and pure seed division at. the fair this year will feature many of the best seed crops grown In Klam ath county. The growing of seed In commercial Quantities In this county la a new Industry that Is rapidly developing, aa the ex hibit wlU ahow. Alfalfa, clover and grain aeeds will be on display .at th fair. Henry Semon, veteran and progressive Klamath farmer, Is In charge of the display. Immigration authorities at Quebec found diamonds conceal ed la a cripple's wooden leg. Looks Ilk he put hla foot In it. I W) Fair ISIVisitors WELCOME Make our store your headquarters during your stay in town. Let us cater to your comforts and your wants. We are behind the Klamath Farmer 100. There is not a pound of but ter sold here that isn't Klamath butter; not a pound of cheese that isn't Malin cheese; not an egg that some Klamath hen didn't lay. The Public Market never buys any fruit or vegetables outside of the county that can be bought at home. We want you to enjoy your visit to the utmost Partake of our co-operation. The Public Market HOG ENTRIES IN OWN BUILDING A full building will be used thla year to care tor the large number of entries In the hog division at the county fair. Several breeds nave been en tered and the various classes are well represented. The Klamath Falls Creamery haa entered a number of Duroc Jersey and will hav stiff com petition from other exhibitors. J. B. McCnlley, Don West, Tommy and Teddy Green and John Hartxler hav each entered hogs tor the many awarda which will be made. Hollywood divorcee might in dicate that a lot of th petit stara marry their misleading men. PARADE LINEUP IS ANNOUNCED The line of inarch and the tentative line-up for th Labor day parade to be held September a aa a feature of the annual Klamath county fair and Labor day celebration, August JO, (1, September 1 and I. Is announced as follows: The parade will start at 10 o'clock Monday morning at the corner of Spring and Main streets. The line of march will be down Main street to Third, from Third to Klamath avenue, up Klamath avenue to th start ing point, Th line-up follows) City official. City band. Labor organisations and floats. Fraternal and clvlo organisa tions and floats. Commercial floats. Decorated cars, Lee U Parker, assistant to the manager of the celebration and William A. Webb, manager, hav contracted with a concession com pany at Oakland, Calif., to bring a number of rldoa ind shows to lbs city for the four days. Each evonlng an open-air dance will be held on tbo mid way at the fair grounds with muslo provided by Lee Craft's or chestra. Agents from the Illtt Fire works company hav completed i preparations tor the big fireworks i display to be held In front of th grandstand each evening. Four eharlotr have been ob tained from Salem to be used In the chariot races scheduled tor the afternoon. For results use Heralj Class Ads Th Msuretanla reconlly rac ed to win back lust speed laurels It liners keep It up, they'll cut the time between here and Eur ope down so fsr we won't bar to go over. RILEY BLUE FLAME ' KIog-FuBell Interne Heat Cheap Fuel For Small Home or Large Hotel i U 126 S. 7th PEYTON & CO. 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Insured Tires....$ 9.65 to $11.70 29x5.00 Gates Insured Tires....$ to $10.90 30x5.25 Gates Insured Tires.i 10.45 to $13.10 31x5.25 Gates Insured Tires....$10.85 to $13.45 30x5.50 Gates Insured Tires..$ to $14.25 31x6.00 Gates Insured Tires....$ to $15.20 32x6.00 Gates Insured Tires....$ to $15.85 33x6.00 Gates Insured Tires....$ to $16.30. Hupmobile 'Sixes' and 'Eights' Great Western Batteries, New Wheels and Rims, Republic Ring Gears and Pinions, Kramer Ra diators, Laher Springs, Flywheel Gears, Piston Rings. MACK Trucks, New Trailers. Here We Are! with the for the LABOR DAY Celebration and Klamath County FAIR FRIDAY 10 a. m. Judging exhibits of livestock, crops, etc. 2 p. m. Band concert, grandstand. 2:15 p. m. Clowns (during concert) falls and bumps; trick riding. 2:30 p. m. Burro race, for boys under 16 years old. Distance one-eighth mile. First prize $10.00; second $5. Trick house. 2 :50 p m. Lofty double trapeze act, fea turing daring break away. High swinging ladder act. 3:00p.m. Roman race, one-half mile distance. 3:20 p.m. Trio ring act; triple bar act, Karr Bros. 3 :35 p. m. Chariot race, one-half mile distance. High balancing act. Manuel Macias, tight wire per formance. Clowns act, featuring Barber Shop and Shirt Up the Back. Relay race for ladies only, four strings, three horses each; distance VA miles; $50' purse to winner eacn day; $100 to win ' ner of three out of four days. 7:30 p.m. Concert, grand stand. 8:00p.m. Clowns, .Trick House, Lofty double trapeze act, featuring daring break away. High swing " ing ladder act Trio ring act: triple bar act, Karr Bros. Manuel Macias, tight wire performance. The clown's act, featuring Bar . ber Shop and Shirt up the Back. Fireworks, "President Monroe," v 7 l f-S J and "Birth of America," by Hitt Fireworks company. On The Midway ' 8:00 p.m. Carnival. Open air dancing; Cool place to dance to hot music All Exhibits open day and night. SATURDAY (Children's Day) 10 :00 a. m. Boys' and girls' livestock judging contest, boys' and girls' showmanship contest 10:00 a.m. Trapshoot, in front of grand stand Auspices of the Klamath Gun Club, under direction of W. E. Lamm, John Martin, H. E. Hauger. Silver trophy offered to winner by Klamath County Fair board. An entry fee will be charged, the money to be used foi cash prizes. 1:00 p. mi Horseshoe pitching contest, community teams; $3 first prize, . $1, second. 2:C0p. m. Band concert, grandstand. Free admission. Saturday, Sunday and Monday, the programs will be practically the same with the exception that Boys' and girls' club demonstrations in rabbit and poultry judg ing will be held Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock, and farm crops demonstrations will be held Sunday at 11:00 a. m. The Labor Day parade is scheduled for Mon day morning at 11:00 o'clock. Admittance to the grandstand will be free each day An admission charge of $1 will be made at the gate. Klamath County Fair Board . and Central Labor Council ROY CALL AUTO CO. 727 Commercial Street Corner 6lh and Walnut Phone 169 KM mi
