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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1947)
f! S' I1 ! i r t ? .5 wjib ,fcf ij' II A : :'-':! . ' ' '-rift 1 V' c 1 ' I M 1 rf- J i -Jit "ft IIHHAIU 0 NMU, Kl.lil.lli rll, Or. MOWIT, In , IM1, rt 3' mr - r I MS: v-. v..: asm. 5 u PARADES DATE BACK to the lint vtctariou warrior returning from If bmttle. They're come down throaf h Uw ytm an til floats, bands, march it inr anits, prancinf horses and thoir riders, are STBOnymons with the word parade Centertmr this Uroai of parade pietares is one taken just aaaetiy 40 years ago this Foarta of Jaly and showinf a borse- hwm IImI vkl.l. Bfc.U,, mmmimA tl. J 4km 1UH ulMnllim Note the dirt street and the lonf stream of riders as they proceed down Main street near the Link rirer bridge. Old timers will recognise many names painted orer the store fronts. This picture is from the Maude Baldwin collection. No. 1 'Marines stationed at the Barracks during war years were prominent in erery parade held during the period the big plant on the hill was a thriving community made up of Paeif io vet eran of the United Slates marine corps. No. t 1001 parade. No. 3 other group of riders which contribute a great deal of that Pec weary Crowds jam Main street sidewalks as riders pass by wearing typical Western tang to a rodeo parade, a tradition In the Klamath country. MaTe. iroy' S... NcZ t " -"'" ' ' Klamath's parades become more elaborate as surrounding communities h '""'th. down Main sUeet (Picture 1 and , ofllclal V. 8. marine enter decked floats. This Is last year's Centennial parade. No. o An- corps photo; No. t, Baldwin; others by We Gudrrian, llerald-Newsl. HAND-MADE SADDLES! RIDING GEAR SPORTING GOODS AL HARRIS SADDLE AND SPORT SHOP 910 Main Phone 8329 i .jrr-rjnjrs-yji. t it . Combines Blow Pipes KEEP YOUR FARM MACHINERY IN GOOD REPAIR Conveyors Dutr Collecrors WELDING AND REPAIR WORK Barn and Potato Cellar Ventilation Tanks General Farm Sheet Metal Prompt Service FADE & TITTLE Sheet Metal Works ' DREWS MANSTORE s Headquarters For Western Wear And has been outfitting Klamath Basin Stockmen and Rodeo performers with their wearing apparel since 1918. You know your clothes are "right" when purchased here. WESTERN HATS BY STETSON 3" and VA" brims are now available in many - sizes and shades. STETSON'S popularity grows with each generation. 13.50 to 50.00 Othfer Western Hat Styles With the popular 3-inch and 3'i-inch brims. In Block, brown and sand colors. 2.95 to 11.50 r RODE 0 IE fMIDS. I u 5 5 As Usual Look Toward The 1KILAMATO MLOAMUDS ; As Your DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS As the natural meeting place for you rodeo men, we will continue assisting you in any manner possible. Feel free to ask us to cash your checks. I S!$ Plrpen Brand J & AS ,. AT A Bar AS Brand jfr " t H, Two early day , fa ' m JJ A, Montana cow 1 f 1 brands that have I vT i w,th tne 8erruJ, p-V ? 1 lJfr family for many VJf-3-" I AT. years. , . - I K i I & .:, (ir; 3?M We Invite Your Inspection Of Our Modernized Restaurant Featuring, As Always . . . i ' i Prime Cuts of Meat Rapid Counter Service Congenial Surroundings The MlsDDDasoitDD Sa I V ,K 1 231 Market Phone 3616 733 MAIN PHONE 3463 laV.iSr'.ri 22 (
