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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1925)
1" ' ' -- 77 . m j Yircinr cot. Veteran lounsi; is Pasre Two STORES OF TOURISTS, BOTH -LOCAL AND FOREIGN, VISIT CRATER SUN, Bears A Bit Haughty At Fir.t of Sea.on; Few Touri.tr Wednesday, Jujy2i 1 ham novr u.vl Hi" I Bravo Treacherous Trail Leading Down To Water From Rim . til.. I ! ' ' " " . .t.i r. ... Ini.i thA nark, crub- ' Scores-. of. cart from the raney, - - ' KlLth ...northern C.Hfornia.lo-nuudeMoM for food. and fnivign car thronged Crater j gnd ,he imt car carricd up a red lake national imr ' Sunday, when U;fiBgi t0 bo returned by th last car ....... ..' it ' i ..!. tnf lha hnmeward stretch. waa oin.iauy oponea nr i ,. ..,, time In 1926. . . . .- With nerfect . roada, , the anow cleared rom ..all sesUona.raud traf. . . i ! ,.Uaur. of eujoyiim P '' ' i! ......... u roll linvo in T J WUU If P lKl.ii.ulh Kail.." FW remarked be-. Impressed mtn i. r. IWWB r,Ki.litin tim.. i r ..nd nn.ulir Ihlu I outd Canro and Speed (fop," Tt .-. : t I... nichi i; cop. tITllt BinillK"-."- ! havlnx my dinm'r. und n. 1 i :.!. fin In ,....,m...l n llio r. a wurnliic had lourisi tn"'" w" i I . .. i .... ..... wit . . niii mnii-u .' "... Earnest; 37 Cars Register, (1 ,nipl.0,M,r prkmK a. J " Arnvinl In In any "'r City From East ' Twclre cara registered at tlio r-K-latration bureau In the chamber of durinn tho flrt hour I In rKrd If 1 had b.'. nj ii i ho i-i.jhl. I li't oft Willi Ihan J5. onunin'ii ru' i praise of Klninnth Kalis. flc well ordered, the day was ldoal for the Initial, opening .of. tho. park. At the entrance of the bouhdary of the camp, "a "new archway has been erected. made-of seven huge Ion. nnbarked. Tho top log lay ing across the others, Is said to have been weighed at 7 tons. . Ji. huge, shaggy black bear held full away over government camp I This Is done In order that no danger '. Monday morning, the total brought may be encountered on me roaa.,up 0 37 oeiore 1110 unn ....... Mh u oiiremelv narrow at points. i.ipr In the day.. At -wrrnl soot, on tho last mile a. previously In the tourist sea- land a half, snow touches both sides -.mn;- iho majority of- tho curs ar I of the car. . . .looming from California, allhmigh Crater luko lodge served Its firm 1 tho eastern license piaiea are oii"ui- meal yesterday, scores of tourists, 1 ng with moro frequency. however, brought their luncn ana one or the mosi eninuaiaimt- mm plcnlced around the edge of the '6ts that have been enconnlered dur- crator. Ing tne season was 11. n. rn-.., Due to the snow, which is treach- with Mrs. Frey Is slopping lor some erous around the rim, and down the time in Klamath county. further on Into tho nark, and tour- trail to the water's edge, few tour- For the past 15 years trey has lsta. visitors and cooks carried choice I lsts braved the trip down the path. traveled from Vancouver. British morsels to the bruin, who sniffed , However, the majority of the visit-j Columbia to Tla Juana, and as far lors took the luu-lield trail nine ana east as Montana. spent the major portion of the. after-1 Frey arrived Sunday night from noon on the trail. . At the peak of 'the north and spent tho evening at old Garfield, a long.alldo ot snow, the Altamont camp grounds. Hoe ILvln's lres K'top U lo cated ill 1S S'. "Hi "ll"'le i telephone office, next' to Cafe. Freshen Your ttchea Floor With Bright Nef Linoleum scornfully at many of-the dainties offered him. To . one, nnfumaliar with the trip, among the first things which strike the fancy, are the steep roots ot all the government build ings, reminiscent of the roots of Russian domes, where the heavy snow weighs In the stoutes ot flat roofs. 1 . ' ... . . '.Another bear, not so fat and sleek a. the one at government camp, was . "In my 16 years' experience In auto camps up and down the entire! fully a block In length, stretched down to the rim -of to crater, sev eral hundred feet below. Oregon Alps, In miniature they appeared. Pretty lace dresses on sale at and the hikers who reached, the top, Bee Begin 'a Dress Shop for only took the short cut down by sliding $13. 9t - ' Jt- to the level below. ' " ' 3000PLK lOFf pipes; "Mure than 3000 pledges have been signed ' by KKIaliratb connty cMzens who? are Interested In as sisting the boy sconts and (camptiro girls In the. success of the Stpp-Forest-Flres "campaign which opened tha first of Ihe-'week' nnder the supervision of the association and the chamber of commerce. Twenty-eight boys and girls, eager not only tow1ir-thj 2a-n prizes offered by the , Klanmtii County Stop Forest1 Fires' associa tion, but Interested in flllins their books full of pledges, gathered at the chamber of commerce Monday Morning, bright and early to start out on the campaign.- K. E. Stlnson was,' on hand to photograph the children-' who were busy signing Chief of Police- Loncks. Mayor F. H. Goddard and Fire Chief Keith Ambrose. Those who entered into" the cam paign were from Sunchahco camp fire group, Opaya group. Wlnema group and Troop No. 1 cf the boy .COUtS. - ; . : See Madame Panarlo for expert marcelling . and bob curling at -Moe.' beauty Shoppe. J30 Jy7 KODAK FINISHING In at 9 out at 6 p. m. The Peasley'. ' Opposite Court House '-. , The nartlclpanta were: Suucha cbo Etta Mathls,. Elen Redlcy. Thelma Grizzle, Lorraine Mordoff; 1 Opaya Katherlne Horbelt, Helen . Shive. Maria Grimes, Ruth Vannlco, 1 Alysso Hector, Letts Kenyon Win-! emaT Betty Zimmerman. Kadlne O'Flarety, Fay Grizzle, Alice Hart,! Laella Dahleim; Troop No. 1 Hubert Totten, Chester Hamaker, J George Massey, 'Thomas Massey. 1 Rpbert Hunter, Alfred Carlson, El mer Wllkerson, - Charlea Ecaton. Merle Swanson, Donald Yancey, George Merryman and Edward Boyd. Etta Mathis was the first girl to return her book filled with signed pledges and received a second book which she endeavored to fill dur ing the afternoon. Of the boys, Hubert Totten was the first to suc cessfully fill his book. ' Leave VDtrrs, r?-P.'' Riy Tjlihn ot the. Pacific Telephone ft Tele graph company will leave Thursday for Eugene where be will spend the Fourth of July' holidays visiting with friends and relatives. UOTEI,;ASTOD 2J a hii : 4 A I r,AMX V EVERT ROOM ha. PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baths New. Modem 4 . Close to Shopping District and Theatre. ;FREE GARAGE Tariff U I.W Boston Beauty : , . Shoppe Rodeo curls for Ro deo girla. Everything for beau ty treatments. Ex pert : specialists for both complexion and hair. Phone 3)1. Glorenna Warren Prop. ft' Pay Day Has Come Again for Our Savings Depositors Grinding .day and night without stopping, the big interest mill in the savings department of this bank has again turned its golden stream into the pockets of our thrifty depositors. If you have a savings account here, bring in your pass-book and we will give you credit for your share of this interest, which is now credited to your savings account If you are not savings depositor, start an ac- ivuiii, urinr 10 JU1V Utll en 4L l iu juij oui, so that your name will be on our pay-roll at our next pay-day. The American National Rank . . , of KUmath Fall r Try . , . .. i , . .1 LORENZCO. , First For. Garden Hose. ' FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY Chases the "Blues" Laundry cares go and bundles vanish the moment you place your wash in care of the French Hand Laumlry. No need to look forward to that .Monday morning pile drudgery rail us and we'll relieve uu of it at no greater cost. . TIIK FRENCH HAND ! LAUNDRY 127 'N. Ith SI. Phone 400-lt 'III . . . Artistic Exquisite LJSlg i ns, uuurmgs trifcetif Other Jw I If i ) I tl t ol Lnany Hal I wl are i ot i orr in ad i This Store has rariuil an I '.nviabl Reputation for the Quality of its Merchandise ami it Reasonableness in Prices. 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