The Klamath news., July 01, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

LAMATH NEW
Wednesday, Julyl, 1925.
Page Thw
OF '49 NIGHT SHOpILL
VNE OF GREATEST EATURES
OF K. F.'S GREAT (JjLEBRATION
Cig rnc Floors Will Be pfc'ided In Night At
trwtior )n Ewauna Lake Shorl;Ferrii Wheel and
Other iractiont Including Bigf Jrework Display
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runny
ttarr
MI Wli t
are do
of son ftalinnont
man
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a.t-'
run, two rinnrn floors,
''liut-ilDR" viiiiilur mul
t I ho liliimlo, lady to
1 lit tlia qlertrlc IlKbt
ill thin mixed Willi thu
i of miw-tluiit nnil I ho
thu cowboys, goes far
ax Ilia Klamttlh roileo
DtOHt sucrmuiful lit Iho
Id west ahiiwa,
ouatnn, Frank Confer
Howard liro ii-iiinr-
ihu roilon aaaocliillon,
g wlint they inn In tlfi
to make II'. j
la Klamath rmluo ilvo
: hearts .of thoao who
fcelr ' thBco IranU and
luat way.
I- barns "Veniitlnn' In
d to .Its moorings on
; bsni. and ilurerutod gully will
Wllhjl' aim "f 'ho rniloo n-
Hoi'lutloB 1,10 minus or cvory iniin,
woman ni r''"'' "' K In inn I li Full".
Unit urbi '""K a iiHine fur Klnmnlh
p
In niiimO,a
up, Mil 'ulr
iinnuut a"""
A c(in "' 1
,m with roilno unil round
should be una of 111
tlnnn fur thin million.
den, a ronlitito whuolf
nil nimr "' flu vice mr rMan-io,
wlnnlM nil Inalng, thorn nulla nml
ImiitlifWI crowd tho suwiIiihI way
unit tan X ll truly MO tump.
A ft.rrlwhoel will bo anothor at
traction ,
0)nn"nt rWaena are srhodulcd
to thjroi off Iholr elusive clonic of
cllltiiiiiu. rn'.l up their sleeves and
pull plHf rmli'o Ktetaons fur ovor
tliolrs in oritur tn bo In tho
plnkj o condition In uaiilstlng the
uaaalit"n In Vrlnglng home tho
With t dulHi)' floor acroaa llm Imn nil tho durum.
whk i ha boon laid for tho i;snl tollor nnil roal eatale agent,
week, bjK seasoned for tho timlin"1'1' all, Jint grown-up bnya,
ot h:h-liiu'lcil boota and tho wluAvil revel In Iho fun with their
k Of ipura. which the nioro lonaykxod youniinlura, thuae are
at and oomiilotn of tho row- thojnin that will mnko tho allow
nro Khodiileil tn wear, I an vf the top.
Local Biiefs
Makla I am The p Inff'rs In
lor B ergolng radl-al channel
r" f to provide nuiro room for
I a t parcola which have
-d a tterlnlly for the Inat two
tho.. AecordlnK to John Mo-
oat aaalor, tho movo will
tor spuru and muko It "much
Jar to too (I I o holiday mall.
9tV rorni Tourists Among tho
Jlrt In tho city thla woek are i
ttf from tho south, California, 1
arlng heavier than boforo. The
f 11,0 vlaltora haatened
Mr trip Borth In order to be tn
elty daring the rodeo colebra-j
(n, sad others to be able to make
Sly trip to Crnter Inke which wai
ned Sunday. California vlaltora
Judo: V. It. Hudson, Yreka:
ll P. Klrknk. Kureka; C. K. .
in. AMtneda: Dr. William w.
hlsaav I. cm Ancolca; Otta M.nxv
CaS fnrn in: Kilna Man. Iam'
loa: I'rnncea Heaaler, Culver'
Ooo e W. Muxwell. Hurbunk:
yd ". Jllxdon, lliinamulr; Ar
ir I Froclkh. Crcarent City:
Bias fcuwurds. Ixia Anituloa; C.
J'Hoan, Loa Angelea; A. Wlck-(
Xont, A. medu; C. J. Kinder, Sacra-
I ti
mclil Italph Holland, l-o Ann
oleiV. K. Ilolinea, Wlllowa; W.
II. itley, Chlio: J. II. Abbot, Hun
kia'jfrl: Nellie K. Wtlllama, Palo
I Alio. Mickey Hulllvnn, Fucrumi nlo;
Until J- Kruuka, Hun Kninclaco:
, I, jjk Kllvelra. Oakland, and M. A.
il,o-m. Itohnervlllo.
CAUSE OF QUAKE
TOLD BY PROFS.
IIKIIKKI.KY. Cnllf., June 30
(United Now) Hclentlata at the
llulvwrally of Callforula liollove that
tho Santa llnrbnra arthiiiakea will
not he fallowed by alinllur earth
mnvemenla In oilier nccllona of the
Piiiiflc' couat.
"Much a qunko," auld I'rofeanor
I'orry llyerly, uuiverally aolamo
RruphUt "unuully relieve the atraln
on Urn varlh'a crunt for a Jong
time. TIiito should therefore, be
no alarm that the upheavals will
bo reaiimed Iniluodlutely,"
(ieoliiKlata atlrlbutod the tnmblora
to local fuulty flaaurea, 'not to the
urenl Hun Androo "fault" which
rutin tho lenxlli of the Pacific couat
and which cauaed the Hun Krunelaco
ourihiiuiiko of lllUS.
A branch fault, IravoraluR the
mountulna near Haniu Hurhura, la
the one that probably "snapped" af
ter an accumulated atraln on the
eurih crust In that section had
grown too groat. It was explained.
FLOCK OF RODEO RIDERS ARRIVE
FOR KLAMATH'S FRONTIER SHOW
llonnle Dare, of Walla Walla,
another prominent rider Is In the
city to participate and her per
sonal string of horses will arrive
today.
Klghleen head of . relay horses
will be here as well as two strings
brought In by Kay Murphy of Aah
land and 8yd 1cpr ot I'rlnevllle Is
to arrive this week with bis string.
An Indian ladies' rolay string will
pit tbelr prowess against Miss
Trlckcy and Mlas Dare and an at
tractive purao la offered for the
"Mamma," aaked Wllllo, "now
that I've been such a good boy In
Kunduy school, you don't distrust me
any more, do you?"
"No, Wllllo. I feel that I can
truat my llttlo man now."
"Then why do you keep tho pan
try door lockod?"
A booster for Klamath county
and Klamath Falls and every legit
imate Industry therein tbat'a the
Klamath News.
rrounilttttss and niflcloncy are
Mndamn I'anarlo's watch words at
Moo's llvauty Hhoppo. JJU Jy7
iflony Hrcniiner taffeta dreaaee
ort alo at Bee IteKln'a Dress Hhop
tor jnly 1 9.75. Jl-4'
PELICAN LUNCH
Tho Homo of tho I'ellcan
STEW
i - tltli, Off Mulir." '
Bonnie Dare of Walla Walla Arrives Today; Lorena
Trickey Here With Famous String of Drumhill Horses;
Riders Here From All Over
winner of the ladles' relay. Rumor
has It that It will exceed the purse
offered by the association for the
bucking contest.
Other riders who have arrived In
Klamath Kails from outside are Al
Ooss of Browning, Montana, Jlmmlo
Cuahmsn of Orland, California, who
appeared here two years ago, Jess
Stall, colored rider ot Halloas, who
took first mcney here lost year,
Mickey Bulllvan of Sacramento, a
now rider. Mack McClan of Lewli-
tnn, Iduho. Pat McCarthy of Spo
kane, who Is fresh from the recent
Prlnevllle show, Ouy Cash ot Prlne
vlllo, where he took tint money
In the bucking contest. Bob Lewis
ot . Hollywood who will enter In
both the roping and riding contests.
Red Hheppard of Wynne Wood,
Oklahoma, and a number of others
who will ride In from northern
California. , ;
Tickets for the affair are to be
put on sale today at Southwell's
Stationery store.
Lorena Trickey, world champion
cow girl, arrived in Klamath coun
ty Sunday night to remain at the
Seth Dixon ranch In Kort Klamath
until the opening days of the Klam
ath rodeo. With her. Miss Trickey
has brought her famous Drumhill
string of relay horses which she
will ride personally during the cel
ebration. Her saddle, won during
the Pendleton round-up In 1923.
and presented by Al Kader temple
ot Portland, Is also In the city and
will be used by Miss Trickey In
all her demonstration work, la bntli
bucking, relaying riding, fancy rid
ing and other work. Mlas Trick.
will also ride her relay horses in
the Romas event. . ' ' s
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trips dally be
tween Klamath Falls, Ashland,
Medford and Portland over the
scenle Oreen Spring Mountain.
Leave Klamath Falls Dally
7:45 aja., 1:00 pjn. 3:411 pan.
3Le MmWordl Dally
8:00 ajn., 10:8S a.m. 1.80 pjn.
Connection with stages at
Medford to and from Port
land, Coqullle, Marshfleld and
Bandon.
7:4S a. m. stage through to
Portland and Marshfleld in
one day.
Klamath Falls office: Sin
Main. -Phone 4SS.
Medford office: Nash Hotel.
Phone 800.
Hoys' Bulla ft 1.73 to Si0.30, Mostly Two Pairs Pants Some With Vests Like Dad's
FUN
JULY 234
The Biggest RodeOrEver
Night Show
Klamath Ave. and Payne
Fire Works and a Big Time
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We are American Citizens and deem
it our privilege to acknowledge the
fact by closing all day
Saturday, July 4
)o your shopping Thursday and Friday 1 Y
We will observe regular business hours
Houston & Phelps
Main at Eighth Phone 421
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Victoria
Sheets
Summer time Invariably
Includes taking Inventory of
one's linen and bed clothes
supply and replenishing ac
cordingly. Should this be
necesaary with you we rec
ommend theae made of a
finely woven material with
splendid wearing qualities,
and free from starch or fill
ing. Sizes
MxOO ....
ftHlOO
78x00
BlxOO
SI. 23
St .S3
S1.46
$1.55
KLAMATH f ALU
mm
Our 2nd
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Wednesday Morning Special
Hair Nets - - 25 dozen.
Hair-ti-Dee (Hair TWy) Nets .
. Dark Brown, Medium Brown)' Blonde
You'll find these hair nets on the front show cases as
you come in the door this morning 9:30 to 11:30. These
are new nets, regularly 6c each, bought especially for a
Wednesday morning special. Cap shape, double mesh. 25c
a doren today only,' 9:30 to 11:30. It Is nicer to trade
mornings.
Mellowfit
HATS
4
$4.75tb$6.00
Mellowfit la a name which
expresses the mellowness
and soft fit of these bata.
We have them in slxea f K
to 7H. Those who try them
. return for another.
-a yar- - -' vve specialize in nign quauity men iuiu
JVlCIl S OUltS at the top pricVi of $3l50'with tWd ptirt'
or pants... Uthers as low as $w.ou.
Make this your
Foot Comfort Week sFly
Leave your foot troubles
;v here at our store
Stock
25c to 59c
Dr. Sckoir$ P"Ot-Ertr iv!tetak
Bad falleo nrrhn. Iml. arhing fet.
atialntlw l..twl hrru. ctmmnml loa.
com. ckUuum ntMl buoloiu. wore la
any ahot. Adiu.tcrt to most youx la
Olvldaal Rulruacnu.
DECIDE to end your -foot
troubles this week 1 It's only;
a question of making up your mind
not to suffer the tortures of foot ills
any longer. Right here in our store,
you can now secure the means of
quick and certain relief from any
foot trouble.
Tired,', aching feet; fallen arches;
weak ankles; rheumatic-like pain in
feet and legs- corns. calldusesorbUn-:
ions we offer you in a special way
tliis week a persona! service to end
these tortures.
This service, with its assurance of
complete and lasting relief, is given
our customers free of charge by .a
Foot Comfort Expert especially
trained in Dr. Scholl's methods.
He will gladly give you a demon
stration of the proper Dr. Scholl
Appliance or Remedy which will
meet your individual requirements.
. Jnst . arrived and display
ed. But, they ' are going
fast. On the counter to the
right of the door. Make it
a point to get your share.
Eight different sizes and
patterns.
S2 JS ' I
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iS Dr. Schott'i Bmiem frVtfectY HMMttty '
1a relieves bunion pain by taking away
r) the pressure, . Reduce aiie of the
j enlarge ment ' by absorption. Pr '
or . ervM the ihapeof the thoe. Makes
mny shoe comortabk to ,
irJJ Tobt Comfort Week
M Dr. Sekoll't Zipped p tte paM -
pT thru frirtirwMitJi.tw"re. Thin, TODAY, THtHSDAi, AND FIUDAY
U mmtlratotl iui1 wit-hppJ. No felt
V airaiaaiwAarmil liieJikltW.
W ' ' l linliiiliiiliiiliiiliiililitililMililf .
W KLAMATH-J. FALLS
Boy's Suits
Peerless
Kids fogs
$1.69 to $3.35
Washable Dress and Play Suits
, For Boys t , v ,
These solve the summer time problem of wishing for
suits" that are dresey yet of sufficient strength to stand
the strain of play. These are a specialty with us.
, Mother So the new dress suits in jersey,
wool, tweeds -and special fabrics for real dressy
occasions. . These are in the popular sailor and
blouse style suits, $4.85 to $7.00. "
Our Windows Are Pretty
It Is Nicer to Hliop Mornlijirs Hec the New KU'Bimt Frocks Bo Becoming
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