The Evening herald., December 28, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, ORgflON
Monday, Docombcr 28, 1926
Death Claims
D. A. Nichols
Funeral services for Daniel A.
Nlcholls, who passed away Sunday
mornlnn at a local hospital, aftor
an Ulbsas of sevoral days suffering
with double pneumonia, will bn held
Tuesday aftornoon from Whittock's
parlors. Rev. Davis will conduct the
3'rrlCM at the parlor. Klaniath Falls
aiOBlc lodgo will take charge of
the burial ceremony at the cemetery.
"Mr. Ntcholli,' with another broth
er who la 19 years of age, had been
is Klamath Palls for the past tour
months, both being employed at the
Pelican Bay Lumber company. They
lived at Red Deer, Alberta,' where Mr.
Nleholls was a member of Red Deer
lodge No. 12, A. F. and A. M.
Within the past throe months, both
the mother and father have passed
away In Canada. Mr. Nlcholls Is sur
vved by several brothers and sis
ters In Canada.
Next Year?
Expect to Obtain
Federal Building
Claiming Klamath Falls to be in
the center of a vast territory which
I) governed by federal lands and
agencies, the Klamath Falls cham
ber of commerce is using this as one
of Its strongest points In the effort
now being made to establish a federal
building in Klamath Falls.
That this community is growing
n.pidly Is ovldoncod by the rapid
Krowth in the business, of the local
yust office, which forced the office
to Seek largor quarters.
With but one federal building In
southern Oregon, that located in Med
ford, It is felt that Klamath Falls
could and should be the location of
a federal building to supply the de
mands ot southern Oregdn.
Letters and data have been mailed
to Senators McNary and Stanfield.
who have written the' local chamber
to give all possible information. It is
relieved that an appropriation will
be approved for the state ot Oregon
during this session.
Pilcher Manager
Leaves for East
A. A. McDonald, manager of the
R. A. Pilcher Company Department
store, left today for Portland where
he will visit for a day with his
family before leaving for New York.
Twenty-five managers for the It.
A. Pilcher company will meet in
Portland and leave there Wednes
day morning via the Northern Pa
cific to St. Paul, the C. B. and Q. to
Chicago, at which point they will
be met by Mr. Pilcher. From Chi
cago to New York they will have
a special car via the Penn road and
will arrive in New York Sunday
morning, January 3.
Mr.- McDonald expects to be In
New York at least three weeks buy
ing Immediate and spring lines of
merchandise. On the return rip
lie intends visiting his old home
near Montreal, Canada. Tho storo
will be in charge of Felix Andiano
during his absence.
OFFICIALS
FIND LI TTLE
TO DO HERE
City Quiet Following
Christmas Ac
tivity Saturday night and Sunday fouud
Klaniath Kails apparently stuffed
too full to permit of uy laws be
ing broken by anyone.
No drunks were garnered in by
the police and tho sheriff's office
taund little to occupy 'itself. Two
speeders were expected to appear
this 'morning.
Dry enforcement officials took .1
I layoff, though not au intentional
! one. They reported being on the
I job, but said they could find no
one to arrest.
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Several Packages
Are Unidentified
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It's all the rage now for customer!
to forecast next year's styles. Here's
what Scuttle designers think will bo
worn In 1926. ',
Time To Move
Out Christmas
Tree, Warning
Dry Limbs Now Source
Of Fire Danger
Move your old Christmas tree out
of the house today, If you haven't
done so before.
This is the warning of Fire
Chief Ambrose today, following pas
sage of four uneventful days at the
city fire station, with no alarm
turned in.
"If yon brought your tree into
the house Christmas Eve, it is dry
as tinder by now and a potential
source of danger. Best play Bafe
and move it out now. You wouldn't
leave a pile of oil-soaked rags ly
ing around, and a dry Christmas
tree is just about as great a fire
menace," the chief said.
If you were expecting a Christmas
package that did not arrive, perhaps
you can call at the general delivery
window of the post office and iden
tify one it more of the half doifjl '
packages that reached the local of- i
flee trapped in a thin coating of
tissue paper, from which the fcddwisl
had been torn off.
Letters poorly addressed have ol-;
so reached well up into the thou-1
sands, which means that the locu A
office will have to spend many hours' j jt
looking up proper addresses in the ;
Klamath Falls directory. j ?
By two o'clock this afternoon prnc
(ically all tho Christmas mail which 4B
arrived in the city late had been de- A
llvered and the office was back to A
normal again with tho regular staff'
handling the work.
Local Couple Are
Wed in Portland
FROM MfjDOC POIXT
Mrs. S. W. Engline, well known
resident of Modoc Point, is among
the business visitors in the city today.
.MARION BARXKS AWAY
..Mr. and Mrs. Maron Barnes motur
uii i, Kirk Sunday where they will
-spent!, several days ou business end
pleasure.
DIVORCE SUIT FILED
Suit of Grace Hamm vs. Jack
Hamm. a divorce action alleging de
sertion, was filed this afternoon. Wm.
Marx Is attorney for the plaintiff.
New shipment of new spring dress
es, just received at Bee Begin'
Dress Shop, marked at (16.75 to
J18.75. (Adv) 28-30
VISIT IV ASHLAND
Mrs. R. B. Amicke, Miss Evelyn
Amicke. Miss Addie Jenkins, Miss
Geacviev, liensley and Kenneth Ma
jor motored to Ashland Saturday eve
ning to spend the week end with
friends. They returned home last
evening.
Surprising their many friends In
Klamath Falls, George Mclntyre of
the First National and Miss Eloiso
McPherson, director of music In the
Klamath high school, were married
In Portland at the home of the
bride's parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. T.
McPherson, of Portland, on Christ
mas day.
They were attended by Miss Rosa
lia Keber of Salem, and Alexandria
Brown, of Portland. Rev. W. W.
Youngson performed the ring cere
mony in the presence of a few rela
tives and friends. The bride's fath
er gave her in marriage.
In time for the opening ot school,
January 4, they will return to
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Mclntyre to
resume her position.
Both have been prominent in Ibe
social life of Klamath Falls and have
hosts of friends here.
Two Being Tried
on Robbery Charge
Case of the State vs. Liddy and
Reagan was being heard this after
noon In justice court, with testimony
not concluded at 3 o'clock. Tho two(
are charged with having stolen bed-1
ding from the Buesing rooming house 1
and with having entered Hale's mar-j '
ket and stealing a bam.
Love's blind. That's why they
park by the side of the road. They
can't see how to drive the car.
TEACH
YOUR
BOY
AND
GIRL
TO SAVE
Present your children with one of
our beautiful bank books. It will
please as well as act as an incentive
to save throughout life'
1.00 or More Starts Your Account.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Klamath Falls
Resources Over 3,000,000.00
SATISFACTION
YOU must be satisfied
at all costs. Pilcher'
fp not a clearing house.
It is an institution that
was founded upon the
business principle thai
no customer is a custo
mer unless he is a satis
fied one.
Nothing is absolute. If
at any time dur merch
andise fails to meet with
your approval, return it.
We shall see that you
arc satisfied.
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