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THE KLAMATH HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON'
MONDAY, -JUNE 20. J927
T. B. MALARKET.-
W," H. PERKINS
P. B. ENGLISH..
Editor
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MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1927 .,.
already over crowded, which iiccounts for the hijrh cost of I
useless education.
All of which raises the suspicion that our educational
system is top-heavy aud doing more harm than good in spoil
ing good laborers' and mechanic for poor hittiKcrs-on of the
professions ! Education never was u substitute for brains, but
frequently is utilized as a substitute for hard 'work.
! ''" Old Fashioned and .Sensjbk
When George Pulnian of the Salem Journal uses, a pen
he uses an .old "fashioned pen and when he dips into the ink
of common snsel' alwyj eometfjing worth reading, is pro
duced. Listen to tiis":
Some 500 students are being graduated from the Univer
sity of Oregon this week. Approximately the same number
.were graduated at the Oregon Agricultural college last week.
A few less than a hundred are receiving diplomas at the Wil
lamette university, half that number from Reed college, and
a proportional number from all the minor colleges all testi
fying to the modern craze for higher education and the popu
lar1 fallacy that a college 'education spells, success. , j 1 1 1 r'
The sudden -rush, of, youth .to the universities is produc
ing an oversupply in the market and making it increasingly
difficult for college' boys to gain their proper place in the
economic order "Many "therefore have 'to-turn their minds
arid; especially their 'muscles, to other things. Much of the
time spent at college in special training is therefore wasted
except culturally, and. even then it is detrimental because
of false premises that create discontent and dissatisfaction.
" Years ago the son of a man of moderate means was sent
to college and established in law, medicine, "clergy or some
other profession that Would earn him a good living, even if
he" vas 'not overburdened with brains. But it cannot be done
nowadays competition is too keen. And college degrees ' ho
longer confer a .distinction. ,
Everybody cannot be president, nor can we all be doc
tors, "lawyers, preachers, professors "or office-holders. Most
people must earn their living in productive work which re.
quires more physical labor than education, yet our colleges go
right on training all the young men for professions' which are
Why Do Birds Migrate?
i
This question is one that has often been asked in the
Klamath Basin whore the bird life is extensive and is there
fore often studied. . j " i
Why do birds migrate? It is a mystery een to biologists
who have devoted years of study to the phenomenon. Scien
tists have been seeking the answer for a century and .ate as
much in the dark today as before they undertook the search.
. While -htese studies, which have been fads with many nn
of science, have cleared up many misunderstandings concem-
jing bird life, not one of the students can more than guess the
j meaning of the arrival of the first robbin in the spring or tr-u
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?UMumniu infill 1,1 viitr (iirpc m mv uuv mil.
. One conclusion is that while "the entire act of migration
is so utterly complex that not a sinprl-i factor may be describ
as absolute cause, migration has arisen from movements by
seasonal and climatic changes in certain species until it has
become hereditary instinct and a part of the life cycle of the
individual."
However, this research has not been wholly fruitless.
Man's knowledge of bird life has been augmented greatly by
it. It has been found that large birds, such as loons, cranes,
ducks apd hawks migrate by day, while the majority of the
small birds, such as warblers, flycatchers and. sparrows, , fly
by night during the migratory period. The chief reason is
that the, larger do not suffer from a day of fasting while the
smaller vinged creatures must spend some of thedayligh't.
hours foraging. '
It has been learned that the arctic tern flies from the arc
tic circle to the antarctic circle and back in every twelve
month, and that the migratory speed of flying of ducks and
(Wild geese ranges from 42 to 59 miles an hour and of smaller
birds from 20 to 37 miles an hour.
Another thing this study of migration has taught man is
that he has not yet conquered the air.
tWtl tit' THAN KH
We wIhIi to exlfiul our himrlfvlt
thnnka and itievro approi-lullou '
lite many frlrntU who ere aiu'h a
comfort to tie in our rwent bereave
iiiclit, the Iim ot our blovi,l Itltlo
on, Mnrrl Wiwliqr Jtihiimin. W
lire grateful, ton, tor the many
In till tut (loml iiffrlli.
, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Johnmm
jsu
AT THE LIBERTY
know It he la t'luniioMl to a Mil
kIiimiii mother rumen In pli'iul tlml
he cannot atiutil povi'rly.
The itnglniwr'a brother anoa to
the iIokk, ami .for the li !' alike
V
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lirulher. Terrific are the nilven
liiri'a he gm'e through til keep hla
honor i lean.
i.i the rant Ill aiuiport of Monto
lllue 'mo. Kiln"- Murphy., Myrtli'
o,ler given hiV'tip. When .he J Sle.lmim. flair .M.llowell farrnl
-I.. .., .... i. n...!vvu. will In mi Pemnreni and J. .
engineer on the exu'rew Hint rar-1 Johnnnn. Howard llrelherton ill
rlea her private i nai h anil hrl.liil ! leele.l "The Hln. lt Irtmntind .
...... ii h 1...1.1 ,t... i(n i HNtMi" whli'li I nt the
One of them proven In ho Koier' Theatre tonight.
.Hierty
Monle lllue, n I 'nil Konter, en
gineer. i'illoinle all thut lx flue,
nlionit nml loynl In Die nillroml
man. Hie pride la that he Ih ulwuy.i
In on Mihedule,- that h -ran put
bread In the mouthiv nf hie I. low
ed atster'a rhllili'eu. that he ut In
icoml etniiilliia with lilt employera
and with the men ot the llroiher
hood. That the apeeillnx car of a Jov
rlillna hoi lei y slrl kIiouI.I eraxh In
to bin train. rnuliiR the flrl neel
deut lilentiried with hi mime. U a
srlet to him. but Ihia la toraoiten
In pity for the girl. I'Hy tuiiin
easily Into love, ami before he
Shop our windows . Shop, our windows
Oregon Masons have a perfect right to be happy over the
dedication of their new million dollar home in Portland. It is
a fine structure. 1
Longview lost her long fight for a bridge across the Co.
lumbia the government evidently thought a ferry boat is still
quite a conveyance.
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should-happen, all aviation news would bo perfect, for the
present, at' least.
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It U all right to tell your wife everything that happen
if you don't tell her even more than that. . ... ....
The time your welcome lasts depends upon the way you
use it.. '
Isn't it funny what a woman will show to hide her age ?
When a woman looks her best she finds what she is after.
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