SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 14
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIFTEEN
Reno Browne
HTo Appear
At Rodeo
An embltloua two-day arhedule It
arranged for Keno Browne, Mono,
run picture elarlet, when tin
blond fllrker eowgal apiieara here
July 1 and I M ft part o( the 10411
Klamath Baaln Rtiundiip.
Una wont ba alone but will hava
her tamou palnmlno, Major, with
har.
aturday, Julr 1. at (10 a. m ,
MUa Hrowne will appear on Ilia
atege of Ilia fallran Ihratra with
Ma)or )ul before the Klamalli
youngitera ara ahown a Hay Kogera
mnvia.
he 11 taka part alx In Uia klda"
parade, erheduled fur t p. m. Halur
day. Following Ihli alia II ba at Uia
kauiaroo court on Main Meet,
Saturday night at 1 30 alie'll maka
tha grand antry Ui oin Uia mailt
ahow at Uia lalrgrounda. From tha
felrgrounda, aha gnea bark to tha
thaalra and than out to Cal-Ora.
hiihway 7 night club.
Sunday. July 9. ahell Main lead
tha grand antry at tha afternoon
rodeo allow. 1 o'rlork, and nunday
vanlni alia epprara at tha Pelican
theatre and Cal-Ora aialn.
J Uurlm Uia kanaaroo court Hatur
day attrrnnon from I to 4 p. m.
aha'll autograph plcturra for tha
public.
Ratio, blotida. vlvarloua and beau
tlful, haa appeared with many wrt
rn aura on Uia arreen. Including
Johnny Mark Mrnwn. Her hor.
Major, ta considered ona of tha moat
beautiful palomlnna In or out of
ahow butlnraa.
Entomologist To
Check Cherries
THE PAM.ES. Juna 25 !- An
Oregon Btala college eaprrlment
autlon anuimnlogiit. Hid Jonea. wai
callrd hara Friday to find out what
kind of worm la ruining tha bumper
charrjr crop.
Clrowara reported a arrlnue larvae
InfeilaUon in aome orchards. Il
waa diarovrrrd lata: tha lo.ooo-ton
rarard crop U already 10 par cant
banraatad.
Ona grnwar waa notified that 17
tana of fruit ha had arnl a proo
anr would all ba UMlraa. It wai
parUy Infeiled: and proceMora aald
tha larva la ao hard ta detect that
aortlnl out bad from good charrirt
would ba prohibitive In cct
Tha worm, which apiaara aerlotu
In aome orchard! but non-e!ilrrl
tn othera. may poxlbly be tha
mineola moth larva. Orowere, how
ever, were not aura.
GaiULS WILL VIE FO ROD
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Mania Mlllrr, Klamath ralla
Klamath Fella DUIrlrl
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Mary Tarhlrky, Tolrl.k
TalrUke Dlalrlrl
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wi ii ii in i tl l alfi i f ' '
Sylrla Roblnaon, Bonanta
fleaiania. Foe Valley-Langell Valley
IlliU-tct
Joyea Copeland, Ft. Klamath
ft. Klamath-Cblloe,ula Dlatriet
Marilyn Johnaon, Kene
Denia-Macdoel, Ken Dlatriet
Tad. Tlbblta. Bly
Ny-lprarwe Klyer-Beatty Dlatriet
Molly McAollffe, Malln
Malln-MerrlU-Henley DUtrtci
Here Are Tips On How, And
How Much For A Telescope
RMAI.I. AKTHONOMICAL
1H KH CIPI H
By J, lit (.11 PKI MT
Aalronomrr. ritenalon DleUlon,
Oregon Higher education Hyatem
"Will you writ a atory on how
ona may acquire at a moderate coat
a telfrope for viewing the atari?"
(Mra. J. (I I i
Praw-tub terreitrlal teleacopea
arllliK from 110 to 10 are aeldom
of murh value In aludyliig the
heavenly bodlra. llnh-grade optl
ral paru. upeclallv coimtructed. ar
needed. The autrd all of a ra
ti art lug trlrarope Indlratea tha dla.
meter of the front lena. Before th
war. one company waa making
really fine 3-lnrh Inttrument for
about U'uO. Recently aoma concerna
ara arlling at about thia prlre mill-try-aurplua
material, reputed to
have coat tha government much
mora.
Tor really aathfactory celeatlal
observing, one needa a 3-Inch tele
ampe. Blnce the llght-galherlng
power Increaaea with tha aquar of
th lena diameter, a 3-Inch la
twlre aa itrnng aa a 3-lnrh it to i
A completed 1-Inch Irutrumrnt of
high quality on good mounting
which will permit It to ba pointed
to any part of the aky ran be bought
complete from regular manufac
turera for from 1300 to 1300. For
anyone not Inclined to "make
thlngi." thl la doubtleaa th aureat
way to obtain a good Instrument
But deficient In Ingenuity aa ha
may be, th present writer fixed
up a 3-Inch of Juil aa good quality
two yeara ago for about 170.
From a reliable manufacturer tha
front lena mounted In a ahort metal
ceU waa purrhaaed for tM, tha
atandard price for that alxe. From
a war-aurplua company a "fociMIng"
eyepiece of '.-Inch focal length
waa bought for MM. A local ma
chinal threaded a 14 -Inch tub
to th yeptece no It could b fitted
Into th main tub.
For a tube, on of very heavy
cardboard waa uaed, the kind on
which ruga ar rolled. The Innlde
diameter waa a little over 3 lnchea:
tha walla, -lnch thick. By meant
of peal and atrlpa of heavy paper,
th tnalde of tha rndi of the tube
ere built up ao that the front lena
cell and tha eyepiece tub would
fit anugly Into them. Reault: An
excellent, light-weight teleacop
which (with dew cap extenalon) haa
a length of almoat M lnchea and
glvea a magnification of 44 tlmea
The frra.it lena and the eyepiece
In oppoalt enda of tha tube muat
be the proper dlitancea apart, elae
nothing can be aeen. Thla dlaunc
can be tested on a far-away terrea
trtal object before the tube la cut
to Ita final length. Th fin fo
cualng obtained by turning th eye
piece la very caaentlal to clear
viewi. A firm mounting which will
allow the teleacop to be pointed to
any part of the aky can be made of
wood, bolt and acrewa.
Although the writer haa at tlmea
helped with the construction of
such teleacopea, he muat henceforth
"reapectfully decline. But for a
ael:
cal part or completed teleacopea
can b purchaacc!. Addreaa him at
1B32 Longvlew Drive, Eugene, Ore,
ASTORIA. June as VP) A heavy,
aoaklng rain la needed to reator the
bent graaa crop In Clataop county.
Th experiment atatlon her re
ported that lotua and other graaaea
addreaaed poatal, he will gladly i alao ar auf feting from th long dry
nam aourcea from which th optl- I apelL
BIOS
PORTLAND. June 25 (V-Blda for
repair of revetment along th right
bank of tha Willamette river at Oray
Eagle Bar Dlatriet Improvement
company, Marlon county, will ba
opened July 13 by th corpa of engineer.
Want Ada phoned to 8111 before
11:30 a. m. appear th aamw dayl
Fhonellll aak for CLASSIFIED!
av time, trouble, money get quick
raeulta with a Want Adl
World Beater Hay
rpUr Jte Dfr Na. I M
i a r k. a r aM aia
Dnrr Aaaaa
Midland Equipment Co.
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STETSON HATS.
Revised Prices
ON ALL
Cowboy Boots
T you money wo hove roviaod our onrirt itock of
cowboy bootg. Juit In limo for tho Fourth!
Men's ond Ladies'
ACME Cowboy Boots
Most Styles Now $11.85
Children's Boots $4.95 to $8.95
Justin
Cowboy Boots
S 24.50
Tho
now pncog or
$2450 u $39
Reduced aa much aa
tl.M Fair
Hyer
Cowboy Boots
Tho molt popular brand
It now priced from
m to
Far Dreaa and Mervlr
m
mi
Now
$34.30
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Com In Monday and ie theia voluci.
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broadraat Monday eve
ning at 1:30
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