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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1929)
Saturday, December 21, 1Z9 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FAGE THREB NEWSw BRIEF Character Clo,e-Up inn i HIN UPS THAT ftRfc- fUWAYJ OMtNS OT- rV rOOL AND PRACTICAL BUT NfVTURfc- in-if -' lmvo for Mouth Among (ban leaving on till" morning's train tor California point from Klamath Villi r Jackl Hart to Hacraraento; Jack lloi'kwllh to KIk Grovl Clayton ruins to Sacramento: K. I'eul- .1111 to Willow... Calif.: Arthur Morrison, Jokn Maun and Harry Haley to Han rrancieeo a on w rt. Evans to Pan Disco. ( hrt I'oolo Leaves Clint Poolo, popular employe of Connolly Brothers' store, left tlila morning lor Tacoma to pnnd tho- Chrtntniaa and Now Year's season wllb fall family. Mr. I'oolo plana to r'ltum hara hnrtly after lha flrat of thi yar. 'I.mlii-n Leaving For Xnm Many of tha leurtmrs lu thtt clly . linolr, ara at 1 ac hnma for Ilia Christinas vurallon. Among those who ara leaving ara: Mlt.a Kthol i'. hrfi'U. who l"(t ynlcriluy fur Alhaiiy, Oregon. .Miss Zy-s.-tt leaches In Ills Roosevelt nhool. .Vina Moivlu Dlllinc hum Ml tlila morning for Marsh field. Miss Wllina Lalvo will lilt bur parents at llandon Miss Dorothea Ilrowua will apend Ilia bollduya In Portland MUa Olive Wilson la spending t'brlntmaa wllh frlruda and rna Uvea In Yonralla. Hiss Flor ence Howe left today fur Al bany. Three tiniest Browns A few days tgo Ilia Klamath Nona and Evening Ilnrald pub lished a new, atory, sitting that Krnrst llrown, together with I 'Irk Wells, waa pisred lo Jail for theft nf a r.ar. Nntlro haa been received hara saying thai l h la waa not Ernest Everett II row n, ion nf Mr. and Mr.. II. C. Hrown of 9 Iff Owens iftreel, nor waa It KrntMt Kldcin llrnwn. aluo of Ihla rlly. Ilnth these liova am employes nf the Hntith. ern Pni-lflr. Motoring Tn Nnrih llrnd Mr. and Mr. Ivor Neal Slow arl, a.-rnuipanled by Mra. Grace Stewart, ara (faring Tuesday morning for North llrnd. when they will apcud Chrlaimaa wllh Mr. and Mra. rrndarlrk 8. Dy nnn, Nr., Iba psrenls of Mra. I. N. Stewart. T-rliC Leave Fur Portland Among lha ::'mlli les-hera who Inft lout evening to apond Iba Chrlstmaa holldaya In Portland ara Mlna Walker, Mlna Ki-kstoln and Mlaa Virginia Went Thry will raiurn on Mon duy whnn tha city aohoola re open. Ililurhf.l IViiiii Trap Aluu r. Croup, local repre sentative of Iba Burroughs Add ing .Mschiu company, haa ra in mud lo Klamath Kalla after visiting for a brief time ,wl(b bualneaa houaea In Medford and Weed. Lrft for Harrlsbnrg Mlaa Iloberta Bronson, tearh- r In the Mills Addition action!, Ml Ihla morning on tha West cosst for HarrUburg, Oregon, to apend tha Chrlstmaa holidays with rolailTi-i and frlcnda. Kvpcrlcd For Christmas Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lswli of Ban Francisco, are expected to pend tha Chrlstmaa holldaya wllb their daughter and eon-ln-Inw Mr. and MYs, Wilson Jones of this city. Telia Of Hunting Season "Thla la a great aeaaoa for hunting geese on Tula lake, south of Klamath rails," reports a resident of that city. "The sportsmen bar been getting tha limit without much effort. Tula lake la an Ideal place for bunt ing. Tha birds bar plenty of tead and tha lake la accessible by automobile, aa tha road la all that can be wlahad for. I do not know of any place on tha coast whore geeaa ara more abundant, wblcb ia tha reason, psrhapa, that sportsmen come for hundreds of miles to try tbelr luck. Thar waa some Ice on Klamath lake wben I left tber tha other dajr, but It waa thin. Later, whan th Ice Is thicker, there will ba great sport with Icehoala. Last winter one Iceboat waa rlggod with a motor which gav th craft great apeed. The lake la so long Ihst Iceboat- Ing Is developing Into a real winter sport. We're had a fall of enow, hut that waa only tbu starter of what w expect to rerelvo later." Oregonlen. Maihie Olson 111 Muxlne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Olson, Is confined to her home with lllnesii. MIm Ol son baa been seriously III for Iho past week, hut lately ber condition seems to b tmpror lnr, although tery slowly. "Bhe rested comfortably Inst night," Mr. Olson slated. Maxlna has been employed In the Woolworlli lor ber for some time. Her Illness seems to b due to a gathering In ber head or ear, for which she Is receiving medi cal attontlon. Bhe la now able to recolr visitor. Mr. Chllcote Left . K. M. Chllcote, member of tho firm of Chllcote and Bmlth, left yesterday for the east to spend th Chrlstmaa daya with hla aged mother who Uvea In the Oiark mountain territory. Mr. Chllcote' mother Uvea In Mam moth Springe, Arkansas. Ho plana to be gone about month and will spend part of tha time trapping In the Oxarka. Ijeft For Kawt - Leslie Goodwin, resident of this rlly, left today on th "Si erra" for Pt. Louis, Missouri, to spend the holidays wllb rela tives and friends there and In oilier eshlern cltlca. Scrlrjl ICATO Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 8eeley of lfoo Esplanade wore among I hose to leave today for the north. Tbey plan to b In As toria during th Yuletlda aea aon to visit friends. Mr, Beeley la city engineer. 6 At the LIBERTY Theatre Sunday and Monday BUSTER KEATON thinks this Is his best comedy, better gRfw, funnier situations, wilder action than ever beforo are what you'ro looking for ... you'll airree with him absolutely. Buster Keaton IN "SPITE MARRIAGE" Poole. PELICAN Theatre presents Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Spectacular action I Gorgeous scenic back (rounds! Thrilling romance! Luscious humor. lilnmorouH, swafj;erin(r, rattle-ranp;e dnys MVK again for you. You HKAU. as well as SKE, Owen Winter's immortal story, millions have read and love. A theme as mighty as "The Covered Wagon." In tho most ambi tious outdoor talking picture ever made. A sensational, moving entertainment with a wonder cast of stars. SEE and HEAR , . ' "The with GARY COOPER . WALTER HUSTON RICHARD ARLEN MARY BRIAN IT'S A MASTUrtPIKt'K OK THK NEW SHOW WORLD New Rex Stratton Comedy Tiitmliiy Milht COI'NTItY HTOItK Tin IliKHi'Kt Yvt Don't Forget THK M1HNITK JUTINKE rff Yrnr's Kvo Ft. Klamath Visitor Llndsey Blsemor. of Ft. Kla math, waa In th city today to meet bla son, Ortb, who Is at tending law school In Seattle. and coming bom for th Chrlst- mss vacation. Ortb Blsemor arrived on th "Student' Spe cial" running from Beattl to Los Angeles. Visiting In City Mrs. W. C. Dalton, and daugh ter Betty Lou, of Malln, were in th city today, to meat Mr. Dal ton, who waa expected to r rlv from San Francisco, whers h haa been attending a road meeting. Announce Birth Of Ron- Mr. and Mra. A. L. Gleaaon announc th birth ef a (even nound boy at the Hillside hos pltnl today. Mr. Oleason Is af filiated wltb lb southern I's clfio railroad company. C. G. I lean Leaving C. O. Ban, territorial super intendent of th salea promotion department of M o a tgomery Ward deoartment ator. Is leav ing thla evening to return to Portland after-apendlng th past two daya In Klamath Falls or business. Leaving for California - N. E. Berry, president of th Oregon Construction company. Is leaving Klamath Falls to join bl family In Southern California. Mr. Berry will apend eome tlm with bli family before retnrnlng to Klamath Falls. Going to Seattle ' O. C. Fields, architect for th Oregon Construction company. Is leaving for hla home In Seattle, where he will spend th holldaya with hla family. Letters To Santa Claus Local merchant, co-operating wllb th New and Herald on a Christmas gift campaign fur tb children of tli city, bar offered soma mlglity fine prises i Tb following merchant atr giving prlxcai I'nderwood's rbarmacjr Ko dak. Bliaw-MarlUe 1'eo and Pen cil Met. Klamath Furniture Co. Army Scout Airplane. George Mots Wrist WaUb. Blue lllrd Five-pound Boa Candy. K. Hugurman $5 Merchandise Order. PcUian tirlll Dinner for four. Buster lirown 1'alr Boy's Shoes. American National Bank Five VI Barings Accounts. Pul "o Market Two $2.50 Mrcliandlsa Order. Klamath Dairymen's Association- -93 Merchandise Order.' The Mode Hbop Two Dresses. Huberts at Harvey Flexible Flyer HI' I. Montgomery Ward Tricycle. Golden Hule Doll. Try to Do Better DEAR S'.N'TA: Thank you four all tb pres ents you sent us and why do you alwaya aend ua babys. please try to do better tbls Mm, but If yon cant glv u anything better pleas send a sister for a change and send her on time th kids always any It alnt no cbrlsmus present when It comes In may or June so pleeaa try to do better I would rather bare a doll and buggy and skates and glv my brother something tor a change 1 am S yeara old. rANNlE MAE BROWN, 750 Applegat street living for Washington Miss Marl Palmer la leaving Christmas eve for Spoksn. wher ah will spend Christmas with her parents and other relatives. Miss Palmer will be away for two weeks. Upturned South J. B. Levorle, 833 Market street, San ' Francisco, has re turned to hla southern home af ter a few days' combined busi ness and pleasure trip In this vicinity. Returned Home Mrs. R. C. Plerson returned south this morning to her home at Long Beach, Calif., after a brief visit tn Klamath Falls with friends. Mrs. Tlerson de- 'parted on tha "Klamath." Returns To Ncwriort Mrs. E. O. Carter, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. John M. Glover of this city, for the past three weeks, returned to her homo In Newport today. ! f.efr. It'nn MiMmir Latirn A. Waterman has re turned to her home at Moscow. Idaho, after visiting In Klamath Foils for a few days. Returned to Seattle ' Margaret Hundley returned thla morning to her home at Seattle after a briof visit In Kla math Falla and vi''n'!y. Knowa Santa' Bua DEAR SANTA: I no you are very busy I onco a car that you can peddle and a football. Your friend WESLEY. EZELL. Starting Library DEAR SANTA CLACS: I will be S In January. I would Ilk some books 'or Chrlstmaa I am going to leave you a preaent by tb fireplace I would Ilk a neck tie for daddy and slippers for Georgle. I lovo you. ELIZABETH BURTO.f. Hay Not Find Road DEAR SANTA: I am ao lonesome In Tula lake and ao afraid you wont find your road In th mud But dear aanla do th Best you can as I surely lov you. PATTIE MAT BURKE. Malln, 8 years old. Love Chrlstmaa DEAR SANTA: I am going to tell yon how much I lov Xmaa. Flrat of all bcaus It's th day which our Lord cam upon tbl earth and second because It's ins hsppt nesa to everyone. I hsv two t brothers named Jim and tb other named BUI Chlloquln Visitor Mrs. Viola Gardiner, of Chllo- ul. was a Klnmath Falls visit or Friday. Medford Visitor 1 Norman While, of th II, S Forest Svtt.'co, In Medford, was in this rlly today on buslneas. Home for Visit Misses Connie and Ma Crystal are visiting friends and their parenta In Klamath today from San Francisco wher they now reside. They plan to leav. how ever, tomorrow evening tor Bar Francisco. When her Coruit- waa employed In th Flrat Na tional bank and Ma was em ployed In A. F. Graham offlc Return From North- Mr. and Mrs. Gnnnar Peterson har returned to their home in Kismets, rails following an ex tended visit with relatives and frieerfa In Portland and Pendle ton. . Mr, Patraon la a promin ent contractor of thi city. VI.Klnv n Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keller of Oakland are visiting in Klamath Fslls with Mr. and Mrs. u or field ard Mrs. Glacominl of the Merrill district, over th holiday season. Patient: At Klamath Valley- Gen Haitnrd. who wsa ln- tured in an auto amashup this morning la a pstlent at th viamath Vallev hosoltsl. wnere he will be confined for several days for treatment. Mrdfonl Visitor' Mls Helen Walker, of Med ford, who hag been spending the last few day with Mrs. L Parker of this city, returned horn this afternoon. Visiting Relatives Alan Scovllle, organist, from i-n irene. la snendlug the Christ mas holidays in this city, visiting relatives. Able To Go Home- Mrs. Dal Beeson. who has been a patient at tho Hillside hospital for somo time, was ante to bo moved to her nomo rri- day. Suffers Fracture Volney Btron, of Tellcan City. Is a patient at the Klamath Val- ley hospital, suffering from a j fractured leg. McDoet Visitor 1 Mrs. Irene Frothlnghsm war shopping In Klamath Falla to day. Left. For Spokane- France Chandler left this morning for Spoken to remain until after the holiday season. Tbey want a byeycl for Xmsi would Ilka a Kodax for Xmaa; and that la all I bop It I not , asking to much of you daari Santa. i Wishing you a Merry Xmas' and a bappy Nw Year. KATHHYN DAWifON. 1 Algoma, Box 2". Doesn't Give I'p I DEAR SANTA: , I wrote a latter laat year and 1 didn't get anything. So I wani ; a tryclul and a truck. J I want all th other boy and girl to get lomethlng to. My brother told me their waa no Santa but he can't fool me because their Is a Ssnta Claus. My sister holds bsnd while I , write. Your truly BO I! IK WING, ag E. Calls Her Honey DEAR SANTA CLAUSE: I am going to tell you whst I want tor Christmas. I want a big doll for Christmas. I think you call her Hone, I think tbats tb name of the doll, that I want. My little brother wants a train, doll, broom and lost of other things to. Ho Is 4 yeara old and I am 9 years old. Yours truly BETTY VAN EMMA. For Cod ao loved the world, that he jrave his only bejotten Son, that who soever believcth on him should not periah, but have eternal life." John 8:16. CHRISTMAS Joys ara our only becaui God gav HI wsll beloved Son that w might live. In creation Ood gav ui things, a world of them, but In aalvatlon 11 givss as lit. Possessing all things, we die; gaining th whole world, w yet loss our own souls. But receiving Christ, w rscelv III Ufa, eternal. Ineffable. And may not w who nav a heavenly heritage glv, beyond the paltry dollar, a bit of etornal life for som lifeless soulT First Presbyterian Church SIXTH AND PINE STREETS 439-R HOKNIMJ WOKHHIf, 11 A. M. VF.8Pt.Tt SERVICE, 4:00 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL, :45 A. M. On of Many DEAR SANTA: I Just want a watch this Christmas because I know there are lots of Children In tbls toun tbey all wsnt Christmas present too. P, 8. I'm ten years old I have lots of brothers and sisters. My teachers nam la Miss Records. You be t freand, WILLIAM STILES, 203S Orchard. A Good Reason DEAR SANTA CLAC8: I am writing to tell you what I want yon to bring me. I want a foot ball and a little car. I Ilk you very much and want you to bring me these thing Merry Chrlstmaa and Happy New Year. DONALD ROBERTSON. 1335 Sargent are. Not M--h She Wants DEAR SANTA CLAUS: Yon certainly are a good fel low. There lan't very much I wont this Christmas, all I wont I a doll and a doll buggy and a set of dishes and dress that 1 all I wont this Christmas. I hope you a merry Christmas, e Yonr friend HARRIET BRUNER. To Be at Theatre DEAR SANTA: I am sure yon are very busy tbls year. I am 10 year old and I want a doll with black curia and a pair of skats and If yon can not bring ma just thou two bring soma other little girl it. I am going to be at the pelcan thea-t-r. Wish yon a merry Christmas. Your Trul EDNA DEAN GRESHAM. Something for Brother DEAR SANTA CLACS: I waunt a Train an a set of Paints, and something For my Little Brother. I want a dump truck for my Brother. Good-Bye LLOYD PEARSON. Dad Isn't Working DEAR SANTA CLAUS: I am writing a letter to yon to see it you could help me and my little brother I would Ilka a bi cycle I could rid on and my brother Ilk Wagon ao w eonld bring wood In th house My dad Isent working so pleas rem ber mo I live on 6th South th cor ner of a yellow house than oar house has got tar paper on the South side, hare you got any shoes we could ware. I thank you desr Bants Clans but .-emmber us. MR. JACKIE and MELVIN MORGAN, Box 664 Coast Steamship Grounded in River Would Go to See Him DEAR SANTA CLAUS: I am In the third grad and I am nln years old and I wish for a air rifle and a alroplan so that I could com and ae you next winter. " Your frlnd LOREN BORGENSON, 834 Doty street. A Lady-Killer DEAR SANTA: T iiv von last vear. I waj afraid of yon. I thought you was a bear. You gave me a Horn, it broke so I threw it awayy. Yon gav me some candy too and an orange. I am 4 year oia. i want a sled thla year. Dorothy Dixon la my girl. Tha girls all go wild over me. Your little Pal. CLYDE VERNON ENLOE. Box 393. Thank You Kindly D1AR SANTA CLAWS: T want a tool cheat, and a cork gun. and I want a knife, thank ing you kindly. WAYNE BARDELL, 1027 Oregon avenne. Reforestation Law Meet With Favor PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 11, ikv E. J. Eberley. former deputy forester, now In charge of application of Oregon' new reforestation law. said today foreat land owners and county officials ar reacting with uni form favor to the new legis lative act. Preliminary classification of Oregon' land, Eberely said, also Inrllrjttea that th 1W 1 fair tO both tha timbermen.and th pub lic, although in many instances considerable explaining was nec essary before few were able to understand it. "Tha principle of th law," char-lev uid. "l to make the forest land contribute to public expense tn p.oporuon 10 me yield of th forest crop. Being new In natnre there are innum erable questions arising In addi tion to the preliminary classifi cation work that hss been done in three counties." ' JOIN MOVIES LOS ANGELES, Dec 21, (A P) Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel are going Into th movies together. ' -PRINCE RUPERT. B. C, Dee. 21 (AP) Th coastwise (team ship Cardena was reported aground last night for the second time In recent weeks off the mouth of Skeena river. The ship struck near the Bal moral cannery, across th river from where she ran aground a few weeka ago. Tb vessel was on her first voyage north from Vancouver after being repaired following ber first mishap. The ship was reported waiting for high tide In hope that she could float free and was appar ently In no danger. Th Cardena I operated on the coast run north from Van couver and eatrlee passengers and freight. LARGE ACREAGE SOWN. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, (A P.) The area sown to winter wheat thla fall for th 1930 crop waa announced today by tb de partment of agriculture as 43, (90,000 acres. Th condition of the crop on December 1 was a 6.9 per cent of a normal. IDAHO MEN REAPPOINTED WASHINGTON, De. 21, (A P) Hoyt E. Ray wa rwppolnt-i ed United States attorney for Idaho today, and Frank M. Bre shears wss renomlnsted United States marshal for tb district of Idaho. HIGHWAY OPEN SALEM, Ore., Dac. 21, (AP) Th state highway offlc said to day that th John Day highway, which was reported yesterday to' b closed by snow between Bro gan and Unity, Is now open to sir-' tomobll traffic throngh lta en tire length. - ' The Mara Confectionery - 20 per cent reduction on all boxes of Candy, starting; Saturday, December 21 at , . At the PINE TREE Theatre Sunday and Monday Hear and Thrill To The chaTtnlng voice of beau tiful Corlnn Griffith. The colorful music of Bo hemia song and gaiety of night life In pleasure-mad Vienna. Life and lov aa only th great Molnar can , see It as only tha Divine Lady of the screen csn In terpret it. Hear Her TALK! IQjMFFIITDI Drijonerj I I 1 ! A with IAN KEITH PLUS VITAPHONB ACT NEWS I! tT4 STARTS TUESDAY "THE GOLD DIGGERS OV BROADWAY" New Dresses TODAY! Just in Time for Christmas La Pointe's mi Toilet Perfume Sets Sets Perfume ' Ladies' . Atomizers Purses Manicure Fountain., ' Sets - Pens . Writing - Bridge Portfolios f Sets Kodaks Stationery Columbia Whitman's Portables 'Candy "Get It at MagiWs' rD rrrn D
