The Klamath news., June 09, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Pa ife Two
Tuesday. .Tung 0, 102'.
CAP APPLE GATE
LEADS PARTY TO
HerelsDempseyiBritisKFoe' '
' 'iBat the Boqfs for.Swetf. Charity
Captain Applesate, leading author
ity on the Modoc war, led a party
of Klamath Aceney and local people
oil the century drive around Tule
Iuko S mday. visiting all the histori
cal points of Interest in connection
rlth the Indian campaign of 1S72
and returning librae late Sunday
evening.
Nine cars made up the caravan
and the Captain reported that a half
il-'i n other cara would. have made
t!! trip had the weather been more
B-ntleJ. The following were in the
li:irt. F,. S. Hideout, Mildred Ride
out. Maxiw Rideont, Judge C. B.
Watson of Ashlandr"X.""J. "Smith.
Joe Kirk. J. D. Shirk, Roy Rice.
Clarece Mlddlabresli.r, flujr Wllkt
son. Siuiiley Johnson, W. H. Shaf
fer, .Mr. and Mrs.' E.'- Weber. Squint
Jensen. Ruben Baird, Alice Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs. James McRoberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wiley. Chaa.
Minor, Dorothy King. Mary Pitklns,
Carolyn Rhodes!" ' Ed Cuberneck,
Beloy DiUtrom;.WIlBon Wiley, B. A.
Sanders, and A. B. Sanders.
The principal excltment of the
day's trip, according to the Captain,
was the capturing ' and execution
of two rattle snakes, one an unusual
ly large reptile nearly three inches
in diameter through the body.
Another rattler "or tw were heard
In the rocks, around Prison Island
but they kept out. .-reach 'Jn the
deep rock crevices. :
Captain Applegate, will make the
Lava Bed trip again Thursday or
Friday or this week, and . the public
luMieu-, w gci in loucjwun mm i
ai once and arrange to make the
trip.' -y .:r:-:-. .
4T
ford, Alice S. Harvey, Ci rtrude vnn
j llertlu lHjloi'f. Emma II. rli.rmln.
! IScrnlce It. Yancey. IM. ft T. litl.T
Ivaimh, Nmllne OTlah'tiv. Ilu"'l
.stutulM'e, Clara J. Dolhu hldo. Helen j
jt'iir.T. Jak Coble; MID" Addition,
i Marie Thompson, Kenix-ih Thmmi".
Kvi Miller, Jamea l(n kltiH. Klla
j belli Newly, Wllitia 1-opiT, rtoffi-iiu i
Itrii.'liKti; Itivcraldo nehimll ' I.oIh ,
ll'ovvell, llutli Stimuli, M tie North, n
Joseph Kirk, , Jiwaln lel.iip, Atnvn
I Muore. Our. Klehn. Cenevleve
! lliniKtoii. Marjorle Sllnson. I.udinllla
(iuUliiniltli, Iltuen JMaaun: Pelican
Pnv school: Vera Smith and Dena
Bellotll. .
Those who won the certificates I
were mainly members of the eighth!
Krade although the occasional seven-)
(h and even a sixth grade pupil hns
won the award of the iflnn'rl
school. r.
SHOW IIP GOOD
Aversge prnductlim of 57 cows
sled during the month of April
the Cow ToMltiR association ut
Klamath county showed "17(10
i poum's of milk olid J7 48 pounds
of butter fat. filX
j Clyde Hi. Her, who lives nenr
. Merrill, luu! the hlKhiat purebred
and hlKhest gratia rows In the as
! oi;liitlon. A purebred. ."Holland."
: produced I0.4U pounds of milt and
3S.il pouuds of buller (ut. ,"Hain"
a grade cow of hla, Jr9dur..d
K.'O pound ut uillk'anj tl.03
ptuuda uf butter, fat, ,
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Kails and the county of
klsniath lhat'a the Klamath News
scon i
Jack Dempsey is going to aprar in Uic ring wliile abrond but
only in exhibition affairs. ' He has already agreed to box Phil
Scott, British heavy, in a charity allnirat Bngliton, England, late!
in June Photos show Scott In action and latest photo of Dcuipscy I
Liken on board the liner on which he wr.nt to Europe. : ' . i
Business Women' Club
Enjoys Sunday Picnic
Lunch In Ashland Park
More than 35 members of the
Business and Professional Women's
club enjoyed tho Sunday trip to Ash
land, where they were entertained
Jin the Ashland: park by members of
the similar ursunUatlon of tho ' Med
ford women.'-
Advertising the Klamath Ful'li ro
deo, which wlir ho an event of July
2. 3. and 4, was one of the features
of the trip1. 1-The K. K. V Store
supplied tho women with silk 'hand
kerchiefs,- WltltTl- they tied around
their shoulders fn cowboy fashion,
and wide belts on which llio words
"Rodeo July 2; J, 4," were''prlntcd.
Stunts were In dYJcr during tho
afternoon and games and tennis en-
Joyed. Luncheon, was svrved tho
guests at one o'clock In tho plsnlc
grounds.
Diamond Lake Is
Popular To K. F.
Anglers Sunday
. Diamond lake has proven the
mecca of early Jsummer fishermen,
if the ceneoB of. those who .spent
Sunday the," JaM''nW be taken
as a forecast. ".. i'
' With the 'trout. biting well In the
cold water,-an4 the 'reports of the
first groups into the lake, Sunday
was a busy day and Klamath Falls
was well represented with those who
trolled the waters of Diamond lake,
as well as those who triad their
luck at casting.
Among the parties to spend. the
week-end at Diamond lake was one
composed of E. B. Henry, city en
gineer, Willard L. Smith, of the
reclamation service, and Harry
Baum, woodsman for the Wc.ye.r
hauser Timber company. They re
ported a good catch of rainbow trout
and brought home the limit.
Another party who caught the
limit was composed of Ernest Nits
chelm, Frank Bryant, Merle Hous
ton and Harry Messner. It is re
ported, however, that the last two
lacked a few pounds of the needed
II, although they brought in a good
number. The fish, according to
one of tho party, are of the smaller
variety; nlihoug'h there were a num
ber ;f "liir fellows." The party
were luncheon guests of run -Mots- itake the trip to the hike, as were
chenbncjier at the "Diamond lake i Z. Cartcir, 'Thuck" drove and
hatchery. ; : . .Junior Wapner. ' . . '
Dr. Hardin Carter and Walter! -
A booster for Klamath county
and Klamath Falls aad every legit
imate Industry therein that's ihr
Klamath News.
IWSIH
SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat.
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 Klamath
9 ICraftI . A
P
Wagoner " were another party
to
T-1T-I17l 'ifx-
icusnny ne tan
) Now Eat Hearer
SCHOOL CHILDREN
GET CERTIFICATES
Palmer certificates for the? year,
uaseu on the business and high
school average of students trying
j for the writing diplomas have been
ii-i-eivea Dy Huperlntendent J. p.
Wells and are ready for distribution
among the children who
them.
Those of the Central school were
Maxine Olson. Alvln L. Satterlee,
Wanda Klrkendnll, Maryellyn Brad-
earned
f'JuA letter which 1 read in ihe paper
'bout Carter's Little Liver Pills fitted
ray own case so closely that 1 could
not help trvine them ami am verv
happy I did." So writes Mr. Frank J.j
Irumbull or jersey City, N. who
letter goes on to say, "I had heard
about Carter's Little Liver Pills for,
years but 'never knew they helped over-!
come poor appetite and sour stomach,
until J read about another man in the
ime Dlieht who took Carter's with
good results.' 1 tried them and can'
honestly say that they freed me ofi
nasty gas on stomach, so that I canl
;now cat without getting bilious, and
they improved my appetite fully 100'c.j
,You can rest assured that from now on
I will boost Carter's Little Liver Pills,
whenever I can. j
Recommended andforsale byoll!
drug stores, " "
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$15.00
COMING SOON
The new small Victrola.
Terms $3 cash, $3 per month.
No .interest.
Earl Shepherd Co.
507 Main St.
'SiW Inside Floor Paint ti
' ' hardest wear, use GlitMcn
K''Afi Inside Floor Paiht. You'U
fifcr3 ' - be so pleased with it, you
Tll'a ' l,aiV-tcJ 1"s- Can be
WS'.S washed and scrubbed re-
f-'-ti' pentcdly. Drop in and we'll
iv'3 tell you jtistthekindofpaint
' 0r varni: '1 to use for any
g$&l .i.. PurP5- yoa have in mind.
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fine cowhide iscm!
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loudspeaker laJii j
the famous "SateJ
ready for suromsk
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Convenient payment nuy be irrtnfd
Earl Shepherd Co.
Radio nnr! Rnrlin Rnnnli'p
507 Main St. , Phone S
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B . CQFER BROS.
0 6'V& K,7!a,h Phone 389
Frank 6f. King's Comet
-At-
6th Street South and Gty Lb
Tuesday, Wednesday, .Th.ursfc
The Swede Comedy Drama
"HEN-PECKED OLE"
Jazz Orchestra Twenty
Vaudeville Between Acts
Prices 25c and 50 c Plenty of&
man ig naun uui
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