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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1926)
Pnpe Eight Thnivtlay. Dwornhn' lf, 1020. THK KLAMATH NKW3 Presbyterians to Render Christmas ' ' Anthems Sunday Member of the choir of the rmshyteriao church nro working Jia-d on fine program of Christ mas anthems that wilt make up the Chrlatmai musicale that Is to he given at the church nest Snndav evening at 7:30. The entire eveniug Is to be de voted to Christmas inu5ic anil amon the more noteworthy number that are to be presented, ure the Sanctis and Benedictus from the f:nied Si. Cecelia mass by Counoil. A fe.itnre of the e' nine succes sion of musical tieats. will be the ainging of Christmas carols by tho choir and congregation. On the program, which Is under the super vision ot Mrs. Kuth Altera Hollo way, director of the choir, will be vocal aolo by Miss Jennie drover of this city and now attending" the Ashland Normal school. Mr. Eloise Mclntrye. church org anist, will play a special organ number of merit, as n part of the musicale. It is expected thai 10 voices will figure In the Christ mas musicale. CHICKEN EATING COYOTE KILLED BY DR G. A. MASSEY Educators Visit Portland Schools ! APARTMENT OWNER OFFERS BONUS FOR EVERY CHILD BORN Or. .. A. Mawy put n cml t. n i liU kciinthii: tvyoic early nnl:i momlns :.cn. In niiswvr i.i u mil in lMin n.MiiUm o Iflr- ITH'f, ho iiHik n lon-i tll.m f tiot nt a ooyl ml u th ;inliiml Into oltli, ion. ,crmjlnir ta fir. Ma wry the wjott hn horn pllfrrln chtt k n:tU in Iho Pnolflr TVrrmr tlU lrrt tv .m Hint Anil nt tlnv ttv.-ik nun It I iiiik Iwtik ltit iho hilU NMihI tho honied to hhi, hU inner wfaSM wHI fllltxl niih J. M. K'U, ll K l.ofUtsAtirit. nml t'. II. I'nUonnuod. tui'iubrm ol iliti In ion I li pc li School district honrii. ' -i,conipanlr4 by Paul H. Ja.-kon. 'tu-hool. ar In Portland (hi wook look In Into types of ichooU by which the propoaeil Vnion htH school ot Klamath, shall 1m pat- prliulpal of Klamath county hUh ra hrr attractlv n-hooU air ttTiivd. t or ft red aa fit uljvvi for th new Tho board and Jarknon will also m-hool to l roiutn.'i4 on th old viit In KuKfiii and other vutlt'V ct Mot Sprit. court bo.'- nit. KW YtHtK. 1.1, UN. M twntu for CTcry hob)1 In iho slotfAii wloplol by Mm. lllrk, new Untllonl of a fifty flvv t i ti ll y UrouK aimrttiteiil. The amlt U S3 for each new child born to a I -uu ut ami 910 for iwlua. Forum Discusses I City Bond Matter Tliut I'lllieiia u( Klaiunllt r'all. Ill paying a delit tliey owe lu the city, should march lo tlta polls .enntasse on Tuesdny, lieeeiulior XI. flo vol the special tat levy. aa the aetlttltlent voleeil liy Wilson Wiley, former Klnmath KMIa mayor, I ami W. O. Smith, member of Die 'legislative committee of the chain ' ber ot commerce, al the forum , luncheon yesterday. The proposed 'bond Issue calls for f SO ?. BENEFIT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "ToDiorvuw la wimllicr l"." Yea, lint will II pay )wit liili'it1! mi tur Invent mi'iit of today? MtKK r 'IMAIN Sr Haveil INilly Will Kelu.ll In Vou O.VIC rklDlHAM) IHll.l.AIIH In IUI MONTHS) "IIK'UIN TlUlAY Tllki llfc.Sk.l-IT WAY" l-Nir further iwrtli'iiUra aeei m MRS. L. B. HAGUE 810 Wllllla llullillng I'bona IK!T Klamalb Kails, Oregon Greater (.lorv is ,K i e s To be Shown Here S With the completion of "Tho G roarer C!ory." one of the mo. talked of pictures in Hollywood and New York, ta ready for release. This - me picture that June Mat hi has been worklnr with for more than a year. It ts ut the Pine over Tn Theatre today and Friday. It l a story of Vienna during and after the war, but, strsnpe to uny. there is not a war episode or scene in the feature. "I think the story will appeal to everybody," said MUs Mathis. '! have the greatest faith in it. if is my child, aa It were. I lived with the tale from start to finish, and I feel that we have something to be proud of in this picture." Among the principals who will be seen in "The Greater Glory" are Three Mexicans to Serve Long Terms Three Mexicans, who have used the Klamath country In which to peddle moonshine and the deadly Mexlcan opiate, marnuana, were given severe sentences by Justice Of tpe Peace K. A. tmmltt when i Conway Tearle. Anna Q. Xilsson. they pleaded guilty before him yes- ian Keith. Lucile Heaumont. Nigel terday. ,le Bruiler. John Salnpolis. Kdward K. O. Soto and Juan Masise who ; k, r -e. Marcia Manon. Virginia were arrested with a quantity of. Southern. Mav Allison. Isabelle the opiate, and ! plnta of moon- Keith. Jean Hersholt. Hale Hamll- shine by Federal Officer Shirley and Stale Officer Short, appeared before Emmitt yesterday morning. Soto waa given a fine of $100 and costs and Msise. and costs. It was Ma&ise. however, who had in his possession of the marihuana. Richard Brccamontee. who was arrested last week while making a Klamath River Gun club, announc- aenverr to soutnern ractrie eon- ed yesterday that a big turkey shoot traction gangs on Spring street by ,t the club shooting grounds at prchl officers, waa fined J00 and Keno. will be held Sunday morning costs on the charge of possession of . starting at 9 o'clock. There will be liquor, ana 3UU and costs, on the , two trsps- one for p8loi, ant 0nc second charge of transportation. for rifles. Puckett announced. All three were committed to the- Everyone Is nrged to bring their county Jail and their cars confis- favorite shooting iron, and try for eaten. It r. 1 1 ton. Cora Macey and many others. ; Turkey Shoot at S Keno on Sunday jf Doug J. Puckett. president of the Oakland Minister the Christmas turkeys. Lunch will be served at noon and there will be plenty of clav pigeons iu the air. Tht vlnnor In pah evunl tilroa thn Accepts tall Here. a, ,to cub. Thanksgiving time, there were more than 1000 persons trying for the 40 I birds. a: its. At a large meeting of members of the Presbyterian church here last night, the Rev. D. V. Iluipht of Oakland, California, was unanimous ly favored to succeed Rev. Arthur L. Rice as postor of the local church. Her. Halght. who with bis wife, is extocted to arrive here next Sun day to take np his ministerial dut ies waa recommended to the con gregation following a joint meet Ins; - of the session and trustees where his pastorship in the local church was highly approved. The former pastor. Arthur L. Rice, was called to Salt Lake City. Utah, where he is now preaching. Pending arrival of a new minister, tbe . Rev. Beatty of thb city, has been . occupying the Presbyterian pulpit. Rev. Haight and his wife were here cn FREMONT l.KIIH.E APPROACH AWARDS IKO:MBKR 20 According to announcement made yesterday by Cjunty Judge R. II Bunnell. M.ls !or laying cf ap proaches to the new Fremcnt bridge wi:i be opened by the county court Wednesday, December 29. Laying of fills will 1-2 handled under a contract not included In that of the bridge contract which Joe Rocoo holds. Pretty bright spring drcFpes for sale for J14.9.V In todav. nt Bee iif.'feins Store.. 129 So. 7th St. See our beautiful display of nov el Oriental Xmas Gifts and Toys at brief trip recently lowest prices. Klamath Home Sup- and made a distinct impression ou the local congregation, it was stat ed. Let's Go Gallagher Liberty Offering A picture which introduces to Mr. and Mrs. Movie Fan and the little Fans an all-wool, non-shrinkable, 5'ard-wide. ten-gallon western hero, hitherto unknown is accomplishing something! And this "Let's Go Gal lagher" does with a flourish at the Liberty Theatre where Tom Tyler, is now being featured In a swift, sensational story of the open ranges. Mr. Tyler, equipped with a wonder ful physique, a flashing smile and a galvanic personality, to say nothing of ax fine a collection of classic features as could well be collected together on the same face, is tear ing right through to the hearts of the amusement public in his very first starring vehicle. Jame Gruen and Hobert De Laccy directed the production, which was adapted for the screen by Percy Heath, and ev erybody connected with it may well be proud of their work. ply Co.. 101! Main St. PIIOXK 1200 WESTERN TRANSFER COMPANY 11!) Mnln TMAXSFKIS AND DHAVIXO I rnti rnsl Order of Kngtca Will meet every Friday evening In the Moc-e Hall at 7:30 '. M. y The ALLAN W. McCOMB Co. ' H A'lvertMnit li Christmas Letters . ;' 4.14 .Main :: I'lione 101)0 V.i ,r.,ri...,..fj Edga sT t 11 r & Lunison To Cruise Timber SHOES REPAIRED While You Walt JACK FROST Mnrslilfelfl IxigKT Klioefl WORK GI-OVKS FOK I.KSH 110 So. 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