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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1925)
THE TV,'-- ' Two Editorial and Feature .Page of Klamath Ne THE KLAMATH NEWS Owned and Published by KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY Mncorporated ) Often sard DtrKtora: uf CMurbrla. pwMiii; Brroa H. Hard. Bi.sil.l B- H. S-ttos. secretarr: Walter Mwrn. (iaaiirti.1lr- IW Hll of Ibe ewtlee oatet4loc Mors B. H. STEVENSON jkhy never.! IVIese:. VcvIi": i MERRILL Managing Editor Entered at the Postofflce t Klamath Falls. Oregon, a second-class natter. Published erery morning escept MondaT. Office I. 0. 0. F. Building. 102-122 So. Fifth St. Telephone 877 Address all communications and make all remittances parable to The Klamath News Publishing Company. la ordering change of address, subscribers should always give old as well as new address. Subscription Rate All Subscription Payable in Advance Delivered by Carrier, per month $ -5' ' Delivered by Carrier, six months 2.50 . Delivered by Carrier, one year 5-Oc Outside Klamath County 5.0 j Pull leased wire. United News and United Press. (Longest in the world.) OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS We C - i Ber ISA BEX- CaTOOTJ T.CU Tvil "Let us have faith that riht makes might, an.i in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as vx understand it" Abraham Lincoln THE FARMERS' WAY OUT OF TROU3LE When ex-Governor Lowden says that agriculture fac- ruin and bankruptcy unless the nation trets behind tr. farmer and helps him out of his troubles, he does not five due weight to what has already betn done to help farmer, yet by saying that the farmer must organize to market his products in order to escape this fate Mr. L' " den admits that the farmer must he!p hi.Te!:". The government has done almost everythir. that car: be done by a government to help the farmer. It has civen him a complete system of credit, both for mor.:ajf . lo-r.s and for the yearly need-, of production. By the .vart house law it has made his harvested crops a b;Vs of credit and by establishing standard grades it helps hln to obtain full market value. It tells him how to fight diseases of animals and plant? and in case of epidemic it conducts the fight. It pro vides education; practical demonstration on experimental farms and throujrfl agents, and it provides information on crops, where and how to grow them, on market conditions and on weather. It has given the tariff protection the fanner has asked, and is ready to give more as need appears. Mr. Lowden points out the weak spots in agriculture when he says that farmers must organize for marketing. The farmer alone can do this on their own initiative, first in small groups, then by combining these groups into asso ciations, and so on until a great national organization con trols each commodity. If the government should under take a campaign to organize co-operatives, it would breed a lot of incubator-hatched, pap-fed weaklings, always ur- der the thumb of a buret ; and always t Sam to show them the way out of troj'.-l zatinns would lac k the very 'luaiitie .. co-operation a success. The fir.-f, of the. belief in the co-opsrative prr.cipii reliacce to apply and adapt it each farm product. o Unc t T"rn divorced hnibaed of Ceraidire K. - ,l l?r.-lt tu Jest be 3 revealed, has been rrtr:i-d in I halt, his -.fe b:nf trie former Mis '-. r Jejphia. etr of s ;thy toc.eie farry T ; revealed by t&crT'z.g of s babe in taeir Act. ' sre aVpea.-ir.s- ic The Whole Toma i 1.t-1 " T.. od. u bcrn la-.T:rra'i r.or b2r.r:.- n .-i IV TtMeci eUr! ti.tr a ;!";: r.iT T ratrisoal estur. his lirst. :' ha:c ' C-otiiea. Ij ht'S te til c..tttr t.v s t - 71 MKRKI! I. T'" I'"""" buih hoo! h" s p:' 'BIHW SsIIt J.tss" Tb1st n.a'Bi 'b tor Merrill romrouBltr hH ",", IlrBdsarv prr.ril The nun pn-ople ple) their psrts ell Mrs K ('oi l er sick snd cob f.neJ to brr bed Biot 'be time KterythlB ! e!B dose l"t thst will k.ln bar R,ll,'. S B'JTiu. M Iirk ABderw B U tsrlm with her Mrv K F Merritt is toiprnrias l the prert time sfler s relp frum the flu Mrs Merrill i. beins csred for to trie borne of Mr I' M Merrilt Mr snd Mn K Merrill stohi psaied bi K H ABdero. H L lltoB. Car sad l-'le Verrlll left We-Joeisr mnraini for Iteddinir Cslif. wbers the bonsl erl-e for their dsucbter took plsre on Tburs ,rlar Tber etpet to return home the lst of the week. Mr ssd Mn Itudolph Kstteahora sod family atteaded s mulr re.-ltal snea by Miss ilrthiiii'i pupile In K!ir.lh Ks!l Thurlsy et.ninf Their win l'eM. hn S Jut ntnr v.Kr ohl t'.k prl in the ir-nal, n.! r.r.S-r.-,! hlv jarl trtMllf:!' Mr. ..iv V. r-'ll sr. I . 111! I t':rn-1 l-.'ire y. r...n f-..ri n itn.l'.! ;:r ir? K-n i'h U r ;.V Mr. y.t' li it. I... n - n. . !... in: 1 .1 ... ,.r la t t. . :i: r Thi.. I.i n h 1 It M. t.i it., i.t t!n- :.ik.- i .e ,i, Tor :h.: nip Th- lirui h. r in Z ui r.. nf nr.i:n The Adventures 0 Raggedy Ann and Raggedy llelurtk., 1-Ml.lWtH. All HiM R"g.-dy Ann and Raggedy Andy ,.j 1 ...,,1 . U lt..k 1 ..... ' B1 1 ... . ... . ... ' tn .Bt lit eoDil'iri nr ......i unit me t:lr Ullfh I...I.. . "V hi - .-vm u, . trie and wondered what they might do I Just otitiidc the hollow tree .t the tv I hnodUim ilcC!" f the wicked m 4 .. . .1 . . M n . Th.- rtibbt r hoodlum dog hnd prosiU,! J " mat n ine of tJ Anil lhi M-nr.it nur-1 I." t . . "1 , ;. , - ov Ann u I givrn little N d the last pretzel I pickrd from thTJ Now he will have nothinc itinm tn ... .. 1 Kei.. ii"i.' '- ! urn sia.no u ny onr.. I ;o lfr oini il ium u irj , houj . mama!" ' Thi. made all feel very sad, for they so much to rencue littlf Xed'a nice mams frtj magician. Finally, nfter thinking and womli-rini ir,,u :pr"'d iiX m( itches out of the top of hi hud. (J "Now all of you remain ui.-t and oWJ no matter what I nay to the rubl.ir hoodlum itm n rr . promiH,-: tfif v. itch und Ir.n.. i tit, he r aid I., r- I r.-tt-er. pulMnc prinr KENO AGENCY lur KLAMATH AtiK.VY. VM-tr. Miy 3 a: th s-id.-I'.' iirilme . r. i-:r.;iPiy."i. ':r.i-r rl. WoLiin". tlj'i ?: plf o.' tresd i-p-at f.---r. Mrs I !. M: Asm- '.. 3 K!nn.;.:Ji '.. . W'.-lf. s::r r r.'- r. ! K;:-:.j-h i;. -. r.-.I S .Ti.!i al th . .n. Harry E !k. )(.:. thro-:rh thi- Ac.:. .' ti-'n. ':r ari l V- T vr an! .Mr. '.'.:' to Kiiiaiaih K..:)5 Mr. KrcJ.r:. A lw ilayn In KKNii. Mr ..f 11: .lit I ': .ra.7inr V- if.lf ! an. I Knrgt'Jy Ann said. An I ! heir I.i .1! t.i. Tt.i ti K.ig?i 'iy Andy said to tine of the "Will vmi taki- a note to the magician fi r me" .N.ih-. thi- dog replied. And. when Ro t.kt il th other dug' if they would take a m! J .Nop.-. nr.:l li-i.h-l rt-ry mean. At this ?.J i r;:ti l e h;. rag head, for lit? di I nut know l eii !lie t(i gs to take a note to the rrairic.J !!'. ri i ruld eae the holnw Ir.e and fi J : tnagi. iar.V cast!-. Now tliat the d d il i.i t know what to do. dramv had v lid tl, !..: : b. :! I 'it.. I-1 Ihi. i:: II ' riil.l i r dugs u h;. W ol. ( Vr t! .1. Hi- I A I .1 !, t "if e : apt- tat T.-I ii 'i I v e .t : P. Klsn-.alh Kails thi- atttr.dr-J ,r.. '.rr. v. n carr.i an 1 ::. : h h-rr and .n;'yr::nT r. z --n. -i by rV-ryor..- I.at-r a xo-k trial as .i and rau" i! great ir.ernn:knt. At midniRht re freshments con.isiiLjt of sandwi'.hei. cake and punch were served. Miss Ferol Porter, student at ath Tall Tuesday. bein Sacred Heart academy, was home led by three pupils of hoarding school. ' Sunday afternoon. May Jsie 5:30 o'rlwk. Rer Henry w I'O-t.-i! a .I 1 H . h -. Si::uri1uy iker .pr.t 71... ,,.,r.. .... 'r Kr.ilsv at re rat: d Ly Mr Jol.n Si l:n: ire take th.- plai '4'ira :.t -I Ii t iiji 1 mn ll I: n 1 Mm. Wat4in ha. tnoT.Ml h.T. of t'harley Kin srith her parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Nel son Porter, last week-end. The Mi"ss Leftha and Mrs. T.ulu Johnson wa. in Kiam io m pa n -Klamath 1''' at Oray .pent the week-end parer.;.. Mr and Mrs. F. ill with their condu-t a special dedicat;on ser R. Moffat rice in the nark bv Atenrv .nrinr Mr. Orvil! Elliott is Tisitinc in The park ia to be dediated to the hariri remained mothers of members of Klamaih ARency Woman club, mho sponsor ed the r:?. k!r.c of these crnund into a park week. .he ar.'i her family 'her !:-.,t weck-nd !.-.;! of WatiB - e t , l.'.e k-j .-n T.t and't'ie .ec.ni U .-: i t: e:rvimslap;es Paker. rva' :-.n. i: " :p.-will i-r.d. I: sey. who has been work.nc on the state hlfthway. The quarantine on the horn Arron Mwire was lifted Saturday The store was opened some time ao A new porch is bernx built ontu the Keno store. Krerett I'uiki-il has re.enilv re turned from a risit with friends In Idaho. Thomas Mii'ormirk was in Klatn- a'li halls Monday, at'erdint: l)U!:n Mr ami Mr, I: A Mroil-s i Klaina'h ra!l. i.itorj Tu t-'-s reiii: a' e. Ar, I .f .m 11 tSe air o;.t of ,: . a::d :'.( n.-ariy ii- -f:.l!" "Ah!" (.rattipy llojipytoad sail. "! m.v' iM i. o in ui:i i rtiiny aiiu ivavK''''.'.' Andy :....:. luKKn'y Andy and (.rampy llopp;. load shin: of the t:i k with Kavtt -dy Andy's sword until it uJ as a needle, then when all wa.i readv, Einrii iGrampy Hoppytoati rti.shed from the hollow tree of i the li.rt'e rulitier Kriifllnm I At the first jwifeel i,f K FACTORIES AND REFINERIES On the line of one western railroad during; the present year four new beet sugar factories will be built at a coft of $5,250,000, in time to handle the 1925 beet crop. It is stated that last year farmers averaged $41 per acre net on sugar beet production and the acreage this year will be much increased. The American sugar beet industry, protected by tariff that enables these factories to compete with cane sugar produced by much cheaper labor, encour ages prosperous conditions for the beet grower and the transportation companies. So it is perfectly plain that without the tariff there would not be this profitable crop for the farmers, nor the operation of suar factories, nor the enormous railroad tonnage of hauling beets to the factory and hauling sugar to markat. Another item should be mentioned, the enormous quantities of beet pulp and factory by-products that are used in feeding and fattening swine, sheep nr.d cattle. The mu-t rudimentary -cono:i-t or po!itiei:;n would r.ot attack an industry or the tariff that protects a home in'lu-try, the benefits of which are so widespread. m 1 . rr,'.'. and Mr-. il.irr of Klainath AK'-ni-i ".i will make the addr. ation Any Interested pec mm. ZS '4 :ir:d a ! . jl Kianl: K. ! ohl I'.ey We Ol rfedl pie of the neiithborlnK communities and of Klamath Falls are cordially Invited to attend this service. The Klamath Agency Woman's ;club met Tuesday eveninit la th I school bulldinit. After a short busl- J d "?t.:t..i!I'y . r :i, ! tion is I;.ii-":'y the ri-.-u!' irac-js. i r.ey cai.pot lorm know the fads a- to their trade as a whole. Thi system i.s the periodic inflationery boom and its conse quent ensuing slump with all th-jir speculation, unem ployment and extravagance, for without the boom there is no slump. The correction of this waste lies in the pre vention of booms." Herbert Hoover. ii pro-i'i '.,oi: !!(.(!:." .iniii.irn'it of t'r." a r:yr.t i irm t-rs t un!"-s tin--,- 'vn business and as to the greatest v. a.sti: in all our economic .ness scasioa the profrrsm on Conner ration was liven. James A. How . srth. Jr.. forestry sapsrrlaor. made .1 splendid talk on the conservation iof forests, spoaklnit of th need of . pressrriaj th supply of timber we .have by chemically treading timber ; used for fences, telephone pole, etc.. so that they wtll not have to :be replaced so often: by not cutting! more than the yearly growth can replace; by fighting beetles that destroy a great many trees, and bv keeping down forest fires which un necessarily destroy vast amounts of timber annually. Mrs. H. A. Sanders presented her subje.t of wild flowers most credit ably, confining her remarks to the flowers native to Oregon. She em phasized th,. fa, t that a number of species r- heiomitlK caii-e of '!:.. intensive land, the i-utiini! do.vi and r'lihi.-k; ,,;.kin';. A I i rj - -.- .:i voiik lord 'or.. V. A l:i,kr. '.::;:i .lol.n- ,n. K at h. : II. or'- ,,n ll - ,. CXtin" be- i-iiiiivaiion of n of -Aond i. I'- v ' ,: h. !;?I.O:.v sharp sword. Raff: a nryc hole in lhf4 side, anil as the airnl of the rubber dot. it like a tov balloon t. the f round. (Iran-.py lioppytoi: thru.-t his sharp into the second ruti? it ,.-.,! fa'l.n v.ilh Mvind tn thi prouni Kaj-Tedy Ann. th 1 little Ned. from the hollow tree, appla- w.tchcd the ei-,.;;! fiKht. the third rubber (iof. had bapp. iied to Lis companions jumped this J trying to kno. k down Cirampy llpp '""J- ni! succeeded in doing this and was about to jump "P1 on Gn.ir.py Hoppytoad and squash him. when gave the dog a great cut with the sharp wori mediately the great fight with the rubber hoodlm over. There the three rubber dogs lay, withiU1 of them, and as flat as pancakes. "Now!- Raggedy Andjr cried as he wvel "Let us hurry to the magician's castle and rese' nice mama before the magician discovers whit1 to his hoodlum dogs." So. the Raggedya aod little Ned and ttol Grampy Hoppytoad ran until they came to W bun bush, and as there was a lemonade spring ng they stopped to have some lunch, for little Ned and Grampy Hoppytoad were very, very hungry. (More about tne Raggedys tomorrow.) COURT FILINGS writ -;'! Ii d A ''- r, -. d I'ltl ' ll. :i"i ., '.;., vi. It: ., pi,... e . . . r:.:i!-- nd s --....,1 in .i., fnlver tv of It'll ol n'10 p..'ce ,llr-. i! ert as -h- re-ii'. ,,f an ii'i-a! op ermlon Mrs pern', ho. I, rind l.niran F Plcr.-e. son r.f a cBnitai,i' who married her only five dnvs hI fore her death. a 'hli in - 5 ,o ball pendiug iuvesi!(ailoD entii ' n hy Mri c'.. ri. p-,p!e ii Id-a 1. und them I. 1 1 !OIH tl.ilil-. v.. :.. n;,.nt:,,.,., v :: : w:,.!,. ,,T ,.,.lr pr, 'o ii:-- ;iii means ,, 10 out n-itliiiorhood. J V. Allan com liid ml the ith a talk on birds of were made in subject by '.-.- ! r: - " acres more or 1e descrlpitim ontsininf more or less: auo W On 1 r .1 .-Hi . Mr: pro (Tin in prey. Expressions connection with this member,, concerning the advisability ""rminating certain specie. of ; whose undeslrahlllty la Que.tlonable.'i 0B"lU " ' i;:-l. h '" 'I "' re U n '' tl'ni-t l;,.., O'm Mili hell , '''nt Ch!,.f of ,,,p mntl.aM, re..,,,.,.,, ,n" '!" secrelnrle, , '"I ";1',"',"ke. l,o, l "e t;,. eiinrjr, d A lr v A I Ifee.lN 1 Klamaih Korporiitliin to Frank Ira Uh.te. $1 110 1. (. s. Harrow , Addition, ,,iH ,;, ti;t 20. 21, iilmk :iln. ! .lolin V,.m,1t,i , SI1K ( ,ark I. I' S. Mills Second Addl ' ion . lot 1 .1, Murk j Mi il.. rl Kleisliliarker el ux 10 ' AfMH iiili d Oil fi,. i.-,.liu I 11. . Ho.ond ItiiiliiKul Atlilii inn, lots 17. IS. Hi, I, l, k I 'I. Mll i llllMI .II,, l'llinKs K. A. Iiiirham it nx in Ma S. Million. $ :ioo at s per cent due 125 ;r miinih. Mllla Second Addi tion, lot 5, Murk 208. AiiKlii-Cnlifnrniu Trust Co. to the K. I). Co. M. and 11. description, lying In lots 1 and 7 of Pee. 33. Twp. 38. S. R. 9 E., containing .81 of block 4.1 block 48: lot I' and 8. bl'"'k dllinn. lots biocl Hit Crrllflcule of JSIUl" nam,, of (:' " lrl AlllO Si'"'!"'' A-lorla A-t" f clnnil.i.i hiKhK-ar nfl. 4i. nil r.'ioriH " wool. oil" shlpf" l.ufirande Ob " ron.piiny ""'""' flold HIM ,nr will bf' eral mines.
