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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Monday' November 30, 1925
All Eastern
Team Chosen
Heroine
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NEW VOKK. Nov. 30. By
recuse mill Darlmouth each have
two players on an all-eastern fool
hall loam hImoI today tor The
Associated Press by John K. (Chick!
Moehaii, head coach at New York
University and former Syracuse
mentor.
Median's selections follow:
Undo Hanson, Syracuse, and Tal
ly, Dartmouth.
Tackles Jos-.. Yule, and Sprague,
Army.
Guards Wlsingcr, Pittsburgh and
Skuhin, New York University.
Center -McMillan, Princeton.
Quarterback- Foley. Syracuse.
Halfback Tryon. Colgate and
Obcrlanuer, -art mouth.
Rollback Kreuz, Pennsylvania.
AIUCA. Chile. It is mighty re
freshing to General Pcrshinp vho Is
baring considerable trouble with the
Chileans to know that the arra beat
the navy at football.
If
when you have tire trouble you
waut your tires reparled os
good as new have them vul
canised In the best equipped
shop in Klamath Kails. Our
Helots Electric Steam Vulcan
iiers and expert repair men as
aure you of the best possible
results.
Reed Auto
Supply Co.
JS. llth Near Main
Phone 298
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Josephine Strickler, lJ-year-old
school slrl of San Antonio. Tex., hj.i
just received a bronze Carnegie
medal for heroism. She saved the
life of a girl companion while both
were battling at Yoakum. Texas.,
last summer.
Luck Deserts .
Veteran Pilot
Washer
CULVER CITY. Calif.. Ncv. 30.
(Pi The hand of "Lady Luck"
turned from Earl Cooper veteran
pilot, and his fleet green racing car,
when most needed, and today the
laurels of the 250 mile race victory
jkf yesterday rest upon the brow of
Frank Elliott, wjrld was ace.
Cooper with only 20 miles to gD,
made a pit stop for fuel and Elliott,
close ou his heels, v.ent. into the
lead to win. a non-stop race. Up to
the time of his st?p Cooper, too.
drove a non-stop race. The event
terminated the 1925 racing season
of the American Automobile Association.
! Aggies Boast of
Numerous Reserves
CORVALLIS. Ore. Nov. 30. (JPy
The Oregon Aggie football squad
which will leave Wednesday for its
final game witb Southern California
at Los Angeles, will almost break i
coast record in number of experienc
cd reserves. A check Just made shows
that 25 men on the squad have al
ready enough playing time In eon
ference games to their credit to give
them letters. California is reported
lo have awarded 22 letters at the
close of this season.
Despite Coach Schissler's practice
of making' frequent substitutions.
one man on the team. Edwards at
quarter, has played every minute of
the four coast conference games the
Aggies have had. Against Stanford
aioniana, Oregon and Idaho, this
flashy Beaver skipper went the cn
ure peroiu without relief, though
Lastiter. his understudy, has proved
his ability against Northwest
ference teams.
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NEW YORK As to reports that
Miss Grace Vanderhllt Is to marry
Albert H. Ely Jr.. a lawyer, the Vm
derbilt family is slient and the Ely
famffy refer inquiries to the Vander-
ont lamily.
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LORELLA
J. W. Turner and wife have re
turned from a visit with Mr. Turner's
parents in Idaho.
R. M. Tcarc is the owner of a new
Chevrolet car and is enjoying tho
good roads of Langell valley more
than even
The box social held at Lorella hall
for the benefit of Lorella school was
well attended and the proceeds
amounted to $75, which will be used
for school improvements.
Robt. Tattle has purchased ninety
head of sheep from Cbas. Arthur.
Mr. Tuttle now has over 100 head on
his valley ranch.
Mrs. Merle Kllgore marketed her
turkeys in Klamath Kails for the
fancy price of 42c dressed. She was
fortunate in having a largo number
of turkeys to dispose of.
Bobblette Tuttle spent Sunda; with
her parents. She is employed at the
Schmitz Mercantile Co. at Beatty."
A. B. Brown and wife were Klam
ath Kails visitors, attending the
wedding of Mr. Brown's daughter.
Mrs. Florence White.
The many friends of the Gubser
family extend to Mr. Gubser and
family, sympathy In the recent death
of their wife and mother. The Gub
ser family formerly lived In the
Campbell house and Lite children at
tended Lorella sohool.
Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Cowley had as
their guVsts on Thanksgiving day
Mr. and Mrs. It. Bischoff. John Hit
ler and Kd. Miller.
Miller brothers have installed a
radio in their home to help pass th-i
lone, winter evenings which are coin-
king.
The district cottage of the Langell
Valley Irrigation d bur Id has been
completed arid tile resident manager.
11. Hopkins and family, are npw com
fortably located. The cottage Is well
built and nicely planned, as modern
as can be built In. the country dis
tricts. Lungell valley considers it
unite an asset to the community.
Right of wayH for drain ditches
nol beine cumnleted. the tl. S. it. S.
,....r .. Ml ,(,,.-. ,I,.U'M U'ilhln 11 f,.u-
lays tin til spring. Hen Daniels, W'ho
has been operating the dioiignr and
.Milton Keller, his asslstunl. are
aving for California to spend the
winter months.
Milton Keller Is the proud owner
of n new Ford roadster and will make
the trip to California In his new ear.
Mrs. Oscar Campbell has been In
Klamnth Kails for Hie past week un
ter the doctor's care. She has been
suffering rrotn throat trouble,
Mrs. T. K. Hoggs spent Thanksgiv
ing with her dtiughter, Mrs. C. D,
Chorpenlng and family, who reside
on the Merrill road.
A numcbr of Lorella families spent
Thanksgiving day at Bonanza attend
ing tho community dinner held In the
high school autitorium.
The Langell valley Ladles' club
will meet with iMrs. Hopkins Thurs
day afternoon, December 3rd, at
which time (Inal preparations will
he made -for the club bazaar to be
held at Lorella community hall A
supper will be given In connection
with the bazaar.' Proceeds of sales
will be used to apply on the amount
subscribed by the Ladles' club to
support a Near East orphan.
The Langell valley Community
club will entertain people of the val
ley with a local talent play at Lor
ella Community hall on Saturday
ovening, December 12, at 8 o'clock.
Tho play entitled "The Trials of Ez
ra," "Will be given' In five acts and
consists of the following cast of
characters: Ezra Barlec, M. T.
Prince; Jeremiah Sutcliff, Lester
Hoggs: Little r Evington, Owen Pop
ple; A Youth, Hobble Popple; Thom
as Allman. It. Hopkins: Matilda
Wharton. Mrs. Oscar Campbell; Su
sie (flli'tun. Mr . 11. J. Tlclinor; lleti
nle Goodlake. Mrs. R. Pise-hotf; Dor
othy Ituperi, Mrs. G. I'. Keller; Effio
Brown, Mrs, Hopkins; Nicotlemus
Bartoe, Billy Keller; Judge, II. J.
Tlpbnor-; Commonwealth Attorney.
O. P. Keller: Policeman. Hobl. De
haven. After the play plans for en
larging the immunity house will lie
discussed, and refreshments wlil be
served.
Mrs. II. .1. Tlchnor, wishing to
hear the latest, lias purchased a new
radio and reports good programs be
Ing received.
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PAYS WITH LIFE
(CoiiUmirft from i'.n- Otic)
MAIifUJ) Bon Quixote' lady,
Dtilcfoea I if I Tobolio, U found to
have exffftfMl in real life. Proof ha
been found In dd ttfchlvev that Cer
vunUffi iiiii(t( liisjadv love tl hero
ine of ilH' iiUi- hook about tho
;mjji:M errant.
Golds
By millions ended
Hill's Btop million of cold severy winter
and in 24 heirs. They end headache and
fever, open the bowels, tone the whole ays
tern. Use nothing leu reliable. Colds and
Grippe call for prompt, efficient help. Be
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Price 30c
UININE
with portrait
I ing everyone ho could think of. M ed
1 of the night he spent at th- wind
ows of the little room In which he
was locked. When visited by the
chaplain this morning he was In
repentant mood, and according to
the chaplain, seemed to have under
gone a complote chaago overnight.
Mot a Hitch
The chaplain pronounced the ex
ecution the most perfect he had
ever witnessed, there being no hitch
anywhere!
Lloyd was accompanied on the
scaffold by Principal Kooper Mil
ler, tw.i guards and the chaplain.
Among tho persons present from
Independence were Mrj. Clinton I.
Bonn, 'widow of Lloyd's victim;
Irvin Baun, his brother; Mfc. Irvln
Baun.'H. L. Gaines, W. A. Dickin
son, Henry Oborsan and Frank
Laws.
The two women wanted to jntor
the execution chamber and see tjiq
hanging, but wore not nlliwdtl tu.
History or frline
On the night of the inur let- Lloyd
engaged Baun, a taxlcub driver, to
fake him to Albany. He shot and
klljed lluun uti the 1,13.7, evidently
for robbery, stole lite, car, and was
aught a" few days later at the
Dalles. ,
Lloyd was 20 years old, Prior to
the crime fur which ho was execut
ed he served' Iw. 1 years In the Oro
fciiti penitential,',' for f.ii'Rery. He
now has two brothers In I ho Oregon
prison, Tom Lloyd who was receiv
ed July 1', this year, to serve A year
fer burglary, and II. .1. Lloyd, re
ceived, June 6, to servo 2 years for
forgery. .Both were sent up frpni
Lane county. Another brother,
George, Is In tin- stare training
school. iSuperlntenitenl Gilbert of the
training dphpoi tayi Qoorgf Lloyd
wile lii Hi, Is a ill c del Inmate. Last
Bntlirday he requested lo be allow
ed lo visit Ills condemned brut her
and was allowed' to see III in at liny
penitentiary,
The parents of the Llnyd hoys,
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Lloyd, llvo at
Cottage Grove.
tabling a baby sclentlflcully would
be all right If the baby Could, mail
the book same at you.
Small Danger Here
qpi i .f W AS IN' Till': DAYS of the p.ionecr
aiitomoblU tliat grbancfj and toughed its
way tliroiifrh the streets to tlje accompaniment
of 'cheers or jeers accprdjing lo the temper of the
crowd.
Today, speed with its dangers is tlur symbol
of the mi it or car. Accident is lurking at every
I ii i' ii of the road. Automobiles were ihc cause
of more than 4('9,000 injuries ami deaths in 1924.
Then; is protection as well as prudence for
the man who drives. There is financial safety for
tiie man who walks.
Automobile insurance is now a greal institu
lion. W'e, shall be glad to explain It to you and
in alioifil you the protection that you need.
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