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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1925)
It rii f !!! 'ill -a'! n 1 ? n : W I r- . . 4 ' x 1$ : fits .' UN Page Two n .i.... 1.... T..I.. I KWT THE KUAMAT FIREWORKS LAST NIGHT WERE FINE A hishlr Bttraotlve and Ire ex hibition ot pyrotechnics was enjoyed by an extremely lante. gathering- t the "49 camp, the night show ot the big rodeo on Lake Ewauna. last night, which fittingly exempunea the early pioneer apirlt of thoe courageous frontiersmen whose sturdy manhood paved the way for the enloyment ot our present-day comforts. Nothing that la calculated to please the hearts of both young folks and grownups tin been omit ted from the attractions to be seen t the camp, even to the old-time faro Nells and six-gun men. who vera it once the terror and the ad miration of the people of a if long gone. - Jack Houston, manager of the '49 camp, plans a magnificent fireworks exhibition tonight on the lakeshore. which will be free to everyone. Legions of visitors from far and near bare visited the camp since it opened this week, and the closing niiu of the rodeo and night show promises no end to hilarious fun and amusement to the great throng of TisitoYs who take advantage of the opportunity ot seeing the show and fireworks. Americans Fired on By Chinese WINS AT TENNIS WIMBLEDON. . Eng.. . July 3. Suzanne Lengleh won the women's Ingles championship ot the Wim bledon tennis tournament Friday, for the sixth time, but the surprising event ot the day as the long-drawn congress ot athletes from main lands seared the end. was the vic tory of Ray Casey and John Hen nessey, the Americans, in the semi final round ot the men's doubles. They put ont Jacques Brugnon and Henri Cochet of France, In a strug gle that ran so long that the tour nament had to be extended until next Monday, instead of closing Saturday as the officials, had in tended, i L 4 -a -J - " Mr. and Mrs. K. Montgomery Ogdcn of Orange, N. J. (above) and Mrs. Frank Crampton of New York City (right) are re ported to have been fired on by Yunnanese troops while in a launch flying the American flag near Canton, China, and Mrs. Crampton wounded. Another American was in the boat. L". S. consular officials are in vestigating the matter, which is one of a series of incidents that are causing foreign governments grave worry. V hr.lih of Tulare. Calif , will ''' I Whiskers"; Ivan Hdle of niy will 'ride "list Hlgbt"; Guy CaiA of Drowning. Mont., will ride Whirl wind"; Sun Iown Jackson of -;ty will ride "Dlriy riliirl": J'rry jthocklmil also of ll.-att.v will fide "Aeroplane"; Wily Raymond of 'twr;.. Culit.'wlll ride "tiliaik.-y"; Chrlsiman tieorge of Vaiiiax will ride "McAdoo"; Charles Hood of Ohiloouln will ride tlui-klemun"; 1'al M.-l'aney of John Day will ride "Powder River"; Mack McCulloy of Elko. Nev. will ride "Screwdriver"; ll.wa Richardson of falsify will ride "Jack Dempaey"; It is Schonchln of Chlloquln wUl ride "Jail"; Hex Shepherd of Fori Collins. Colo, will ride "SlnimB", and Lester lllxon of Sprague River will ride "Coltonbel ly." Out of the aeml finals four or five of the beat bu.'keroj will go into the finals for northwest chatu plcnshlp and the $1.00 of prlie money which was offered by the as sociation In this content Five horses which are peers In the line of eques trian cusednees have been side tracked to try the skill of boy who o Into the finals, the lust event of tc morrow's scintillating program. they are: "8am Singer. Ham." Freckles." "Hlack lumoa. and "J. Krauk." In the bull dugglng ciititivM to day three cowl-oys will appear In the finals Al (loss. Mack Met ully. aud tiuy 4'aah. lu the finals for ateer roping the following eight nien are scheduled to fight It tut for flral hunura: W. K. Illrkln, Mack Mct'iiy, Hi Itlchurdsun, Ijiwrence llortou. Mack Jackson. Cyrus Shoop. Uallaa tlhan. and tienrge Fletcher. The hej ruclng ot the three days Is scheduled for today with every event crowded with from two) to five more entries lhan have taken part on the two iprevlods days. Mlaa Lorcua Trlckey, champion cowgirl of the world, haa grabbed the headllner honors in the three days' Mow and today she expects to put greater elfort Into her fare well apperancu In Klumalh. for this year. "I am coming back next year sure." Mls Trlckey said luat night, "Yyu people hetj? have treated me royally." lllg shllimenta of crisp voiles,! KLAMATH VAL.Lj linen and gingham dreasea juat Our nursery acrnlaiMJ arrived at line Itegin's Krea Hh"P. ; babies. . Iinsln.tu i: So. 7th HI. Jt queat. adv. it A booster for Klamath connty and Klamath Falls and svsry legit- Imate Industry thsrsla that's the Klamath News. -I i i SPECIAIj rodeo aitracti t Orchestra Music , lL ' to During the Dinner Hour ft. J) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENlJ" Merchants' Lunch 60c "!' Regular Dinner $1.00 WHITE PELICAN HOTEL f; S. P. TO BUY BACK FINALS AT RODEO TODAY WILL EMD KLAMATH'S BEST WILD VEST SHOW ON RECORD; BIG EVENTS ARE TODAY When the dust settles over the arena and half-mile track at the fair grounds this evening It will mark tfhe close of one ot the best rodeo contests In the history of Klamath Falls. Forty-five riders who signed up on Thursday to take on the Bly Rodeo association's string of bad horses turned In a unan imous verdict at rodeo headquart ers last night that this bunch of horses are the toughest bunch of buckers ever assembled in the north west. Out of the 45 cowboys who per formed during- the past two days before the judses and the crowd, 30 bit the dust, fulled to ride, or were disqualified for some little breach of technique like losing a stirrup, bugging the horn, or fail- ing to "kick 'em." In the semi-'inal of the buck ing contest event which is first 'on the program today, the follow lng 15 best riders mounted cu the 15 worst horses will no doubt elec trify a packed grandstand with a wonderful display of the age eld struggle ot man for mastery over beast: Everett Riggs of Lakeview will ride "Snappy John"; C. Cal- ( Combined prom Page One) ing bonds. Connctlman West said "the city ira'd the O. C't E 10(1 cents on the (l-'Il.r r see no r?um why lu xtt hat much back." Ths other four councflmen were practically unanimous In the state meat thai they wanted to give the matter further study, but several Indicated strongly that they would favor a sale and thus stop the 118, 000 per year interest which the city Is putting np for the money which was turned over to the O. C. & E. KODAK FINISHING in at 9 out at 6 p. m. The Peasley's ' Opposite Court House UOTEL ASTOD EVERT ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET New, Modern Close to Shopping Diit t m ! 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