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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1925)
Page Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, December 5, 1925 N1N5 HONOR yOUNGPRINCESS PlMNOSIlu. Ore. Dei. E. . IP) Most of the S2fi Indiana on the Watui Spring's rostrvali n are gath ered bore today i pay tribute l their seventeen year old prlaceas, Isabel Cjuahpamn who Is niw listed on the reservation roster as Mrs. Tom Keo. Tlie young couple wero married on November IB. and the reception which begins this evening will end tomorrow afternoon with a big wedding feast givi : by the mother of the brhle. Tribal lines have beaj forgotten. Although the royal bride Is n Warm (Spring Indian, the daughter of th old Chloftuln Henry ljue.thpania (grlttljr bean who died re.-ontlv after a long and successful reign over hit handful of followers the Pluto. Tenino and Wasco hat en tered laid the spirit of the occa sion and will pwllclpaU in the (east and program of sports thai will follow. liny her a practical Christmas ririj Hoe Begins Dress .Shop. 1 2:1 S. ' 7th St. (Adv. I -3 , Hotel burned at night in Florida, but no doubt it was warm enough for fleeing senntily clad. Special Film Will Be Shown at Church "The Eternally Accursed." a 3 reel motion picture of life in Slam, will be shown at the evening ser vice at the Prosbytarl&n church to morrow. This picture was made when the producers of the Orient were tnCQttttJf in Bangkok. Slam, several years ago. anil tells of the experience of a Siamese farmer who contracted the dread disease of lep rosy, of bis persecutions and wand erings until finally be found a ref uge in the leper asylum provided by the -.ills- of I'bistlnn Americans. The public is invited. Racine MULTI-MILE - TIRES For Your Protection All RACINE Multi Mile Tires are now SEALWRAPT. wrapping remains on the tire until you buy it. This blue inner wrapping They are wrapped twice meanj e a and sealed at the factory, new, Wquahty product and guaranteed as such by We remove the outer ourselves and RACINE, wrappings; the blue inner Look for it, MOTOR INN GARAGE 230 Main Phone 294-J A Chinese Proverb Nover burn false incense before a true God ; ten-cent Glasses insult million-dollar eyes. Ejea Examined Repairs Glasses Fitted Quick Service DR. CJOBLE 700 MAIN PORTLAND YOUTH GOES TO PRISON 9ALEM, Ore.. Dec. 5. Allen Mac Laren, Portland youth, is expected at the state penitentiary today to be gin serving his four year term for a statutory crime committed in Clackamas county. Both his father, W. G. MacLaren, welfare and pris on rescue worker of Portland, and former member of the state parole board, and the lad's mother, have made personal appeals, to' Governor Pierce to extend leniency to the youth, but the governor has been un yielding. Gladwyn Lawpaugh, ano ther youth implicated in the crime, is serving five years, and a third one, Archie Livingstone, was paroled from the bench by Judge Campbell of Clackamas county. They arrested famous swindler In Chicago, but he hasn't sold the Judge any oil Htock yet. : i GROUP OF FOUR TAKEN TO PEN Harry Davis, O'Connor, Dar ling and Vaughn Go to Begin Sentences Before sunset tomrow afternoon, four men will be "dressed in,' a.t the state penitentiary and will don prison garb. These four men said farewell to Klamath Falls this after noon, for two years or more. They are Ray Darling, who is sentenced to seven r.ad one half years, Tom Vaughn, Harry Davis and Tom O' Connor, all of whom face sentences cf two 'years each, following their conviction of operating a still. The quartet of prisoners were taken north by Sheriff Burt Hawkins and Deputy SHerlff Jim Hilton. ' t ! Authorized Ford Service ! Expert mechanics Genuine Ford Parts Whiz anti-freeze Weed Skid Chains Quaker State Oil - Windshield Cleaners Goodvear Tires i, . t . We have special prices on the following tires; 30x3 Standard Cord $8.65 30x3M; Oversize Cord $10.85 31x4 Cord $13.85 1 32x4 cord $14.65 33x4 Cord $15.35 J Klamath Falls Auto Co.. TL Tin Small (Jimigo With tin- I. arm- Tratto ROY CALL, Prop 224 MA IX STHKET PHONE 240-R Children Assisting in Christmas Seal Sales School children were out In force today assisting ' in the Christman Seal sale;; throughout the city. The youngsters are showing much in teiest in the work, according to Mrs. G. A. Heldlng. chairman for Klamath county, and she expects a splendid report when 'the report of tiro day's sales Is made, , Tile Christmas Seals are used by the national and state tuberculosis associations in fighting the white plague, and because of the worthi ness of the cause, the little Christ mas Seals find a read sale each, holiday season. McNARY FAVORS SHULL AND DANA WASHINGTON, Dec. G. --(fl -Responding to a request by President Coolidgo that he present the name of a democrat and a republican for the piacrv Senator McNar', republican. Oregon, today Indorsed Frank l. BSlllI, republican, and Marshall N. ;ar.a, democrat, as satisfactory can didates for memberb of i.he shioplng botiTd for the norther Pacific coast. MONTREAL. The "Chicoutimi encumber," hookey player and fath er of 17 children, has been ordered by a doctor to quit tho game. George Yczina ,got the name for being cool In hot matches. Now he's lost 3C pounds in weight as the re sult of playing while 111. He Is 44 years old. . ' I fi -AfH" . t - .. .'fv.j. - jwS . , v 1;"' ,. ' w..' vJ CH?. ' . ; . 'V ais. ; " g ' ""' -'-''- t saisi ottttaoK sovunm is, iocs ut ciraisTKji . ssa wikkss ,15 o.ttooiti . os:L?:::a3i vcu emiro m ohiat mtLPitisB ron oittooit'S tawaa "pirr it yuuh i srroBts. vnm chsistu.w eai ' nolo inrija to st.ip out TvKsoi'ieeis ass isasns tcsonuiiot it ntsTcrficr. Toira was ms my hsth3t APPitom. SA1TIR X. FIKIICS oovmsoit 0 OPtlCO r : -r "V.V'f.r M. PicrCa TOreed his nppfOTtJ of the lSth annual . : Se.'l Soie'ln "i i.cn. lu tin- above telegram to those working for i.'.: i!.o (;r- ,n Tuli.mulosls'Assoclanon In the salo which takes place II inl : tuus. JISO.OOOaTO Is the sum which the nutl- c. uV.is forces tip..! truin the sale to support their work for IOJiK' dent of the Oregon Hobekah as aetnbly paid an official visit lo tho lodges, Those unending from' Mer rill were: Mm. li, II. Anderson, Mr, lOd l-'ianlor. Mri, Anna Ualllff. Mrs. Q, II. t'arleton, Mrs. II. I'. Parker, Mrs. V. p. KrullH, Mrs. (le-. nffleld. Ilea. Cox, l and M. A. Uiwiuan. MIDLAND Mr, and Mrs. J. ('. Novclk imd fam ily spent Thanksgiving in Klamath Palls with friends nttor intending the ball game played at tho fair grounds field between Klamath and llensou high schools. Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoucoc I.arpout of Klamath Kalis spent Thnnloiglvlug vvlth Mr. LurgcnCs pnrcuU ou Miller Maud. William Ilonnelt and sinters spent Wcdnesilay evening with I'uul anil Mary Btivolki Mr. ami Mrs, J. 0, Calhoun nutl family were culling at tho J. II. Ilur netle home Krlday evening. B, I,. Km bur and sou worn lu the OOUtlly 'iOOl n Imolnoss Monday. lleorr.' 1'lowers spent I'Tlduy ove nln at the home of (Innrge llurnutl. Tiler was qulto n largo crowd ut the dunce ut the Hpenco home, on Suturduy evening, A vory enjbynblu time was upen't by all present. Mr. Orr, John and Hit Cooper tiro spending a few days at homo this week. A .mutt who made tl5,0U0,O0U III Wall Street to'a h! oxurclsu run Miiir up t'oliimus of flgiii-vs, THE DEMAND OF PROGRESS II DYING DM SKULL FRACTURE (t'ontiuued from 1'age One) ' took him dowu to the poll e station. We looked at Pecholt s head and saw only a slight -cratch so ao thought ho was all right. Our be liefs wore confirmed whci he walk ed from the car Into the police station without assistance. "We would not have placed Pc chat In jail, had w known that he was seriously "hurt. We Just thought he was drunk ami that jail was all right :r "Jim. tamo night watchman down In that section made the statement that one of us stood Pecholt on his head aad tcok hl3 money away' from him. That Is not true. Fail to Iteport Accident "I admit that .Mriillls or on; of us should have done something about the person that hit him. The accident should at least have been reported." Cole left Klamath for good and all this noon. He was bound for some town in northern Oregon, where he will probably give up his official activities as special state agent. Getting Steadily Worse Pecholt was released from Jail Sunday and wandered home in a semi-conscious condition. His con dition has been getting, steadily Worse and it Is frankly admitted that his chances for rcovery are slight. He has been In a comatose condi tion and to questions from friends and his wife, lie has only answer ed with inarticulate mumbling. One of Pecholt s boarders, who declined lo reveal his name, made tho following statenreatt "They say that ho was struck by an automobile. It would seem to me that any man struck down by on automobile hard enough to frac ture a Bkull, would have some sign of dirt or a tear an his clothes. Not so with Mr. Pecholt. When ho came back home Sunday nfternoon, his clothes were In the same condi tion as when he left, without a spot or a tear." Pecholt, It was revealed, had drawn a check fur $200 Saturday afternoon and started out with the apparent purpose of purchasing liquor. For the several days pre ceding the accident, he had been drinking heavily, his friends said. An effort to locate Special A-rent Mi-Mills this afternoon, failed. Ac cording to Cole, McMllls has the name and number of the car lh:. Is said to have struck down Pecholt. c5WERRILL Mr, and Mrs. Win. Griffith visit ed In Klamath Falls Tuesday. Paul Lewis was n biislno.is visitor In the Kails Tuesday. Wednesday evening Ttiio Lake Ladgc i. o. o. f. put on degree Jrk nt their ragular mcetl ig. The semi-annual election of officer trtl si " held. Following are offlcors elected for tile next six mmtbs: N. G.. H- H. Hill; V. Q J. n. Khl well; Sec, ft. H. Andersan; Treas.. W. I'. PrTiUi; and .1. W. Taylor, trustee. The liiKlallutbn will be the first of tho year. Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Miller who have been enjoylug tho hunting on Title laku left ior iholr home In Turner.after spending two weeks in .Merrill as the guests of Gus Kksman. airs. Goo. Offleld spent Monday lu K!amath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Will lirooks of Mcd fordi are visiting in Merrill. They are the guests af their Aunt. Mrs. J. A. Brown. Jack Jaucs, C. A .Betiehamp I Walt Miller who havo been spv ing a few days in Merrill and hunt lag left. for their home i In Stuyton. While here they were the guests of Gits Eksman. They left on Tues day. W. F. Fruits was a visitor In Klamath Fallj Thursduy. F. N. Moyer was In tho Falls Thursday. The Merrill Library club held their regular monthly business meet ing nt the home of Mrs. Edd liar wood, who was assisted by Mrs. 3. 3. Kldwell. It was decided I give no card parties during Decembor. Following tho business meeting re freshments wore served by tho hos tesses. Thoso present were: Mes danics W. V. Fruits, Anna Itatllff, J.. A. Drown, Henry 0. Cox, T, A. Illakc, N. H. Pogiic, R, II. and W. H. Anderson, W. -C. llallcy, C. A. Bartows, J. C. Stevonsan, F. N. Mcor, It. Li IJalton, E. F. Merrltt, J. B, Kidwell, F. Casey Wm. Walk er, G. H. Carlcton, J. A. Dowey, H. C. Newton of Osk ish. Wis,, and Mrs. Ed Hnrwaod. 'The next meet ing will be held at tho library: Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Ncwtan of 03hkosh, Wis., arrived In Merrill, Wednesday evening, They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Harwood. Mtb. Newton is a sister of Mr. H.-irwood's. They cxpeot lo remain lu Merrill about' a woek und will leave It Lot Angeles, Calif., where they i expect to make their home In the future. The dhitmt convention of tho Klamath county Itchckali lodges was held In Klamath Falls, Thurs day at iwblph time the slate Prcsl Gasoline Tax for Washington Upheld TACOMA, Wash.. Doc. 6, (JP) By tne decision of judge IS. 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