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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
"Let us have faith that ri?ht makes mizht. and
in that faith let us to the end dare to do our
duty as ice understand it" Abraham Lincoln
CONDITION OF PRES.
COOLIDGE'S FATHER
WHAT IS YOUR WISH
If a good fairy should advise everv person in the
world that he or she could make one wNh which would
be granted, it is probable that the majority de-ire of a'l
peoples in all nations would be "the elimination of war "
The only fairy that can eliminate war is the u-e of our
intelligence.
The United States hss been a k-ader in manv move
ments, but none gives promise of greater benefit for mar
vHf Wme thaa th'; Imposed Walter II.:,:e.s
jS. H 1 Rttrnati"n;'1 Rations, to be founded at
Johns Hopkins Lr.iv,r,.:y in Eallimore, Marvland
It is the belief of public spirited citizens and th- board
of trustees of the endowment fund to be rai-ed fo th
establishment of this school that only bv ruch p-mical
steps to include the nractiral 0t,! 'c . I . UCj1
Che problems of various nations can fut " n .. ZrZ
misunderstahdings be averted. '-'.iauonai
Young men are to h trinr. t .u:.. . .
such problems and to arrive at methods for sett HVthem
by reason rather than by the sword. A million doLrsTs
necessary as an endowment to establish this mo J : m
portant branch of studv anrl nr,.;.. , . St im-
begin this work. to
It is the dsire of the trt, .
, mise t.ns money not
rom a few ocrsons who rm.w .
r .1 ---- - cn ttnuru 10 give it hut
from thousand, of people in order that representative
'.Itizens in everv Mrt ,.t .v:.. .... csemauv e
,, "" nauon mav take a moral 9
Mil as a financial interest in the movement
,-ntY gra"d,thinr ll Wuld be if a miI"n Americans
if trui-t'Tf0 ?" D V0Un"' Prfcsi,1"nt "f the board
opk Sv S tn(irm(;rl1 120 Broadway, Xew
Tork t,t, I on much mor, inspiring it would be if ten
million Amerxans sent t-n cents iii.ier,
of th,.,v ,1,.,:.,. .,. u. ,. ., t-n"-' as an expression
course ofheZ whr1
,f peace rather than a .science of war !,t":"Ce
Thiii -., -I,,.!.. . .
. " """tm is voluntary. Tho Urn
now. - um
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3 10 1 i MUCH CONCERN OVER
in:.-r'.t- Klaxath Addition.
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a magic mirror. .1. . . . wt':
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CHILOQUIN
CHII.OQfl.V. May 11 Mrs. Cur
tln Hidrirk attended the Klam
ath OQunty'n first trark meet held
at the Klamath county fair ground.
a'slsiinR the chlldrpn.
Cir.::d;e. fath.r
the iTiit-d
a f.v.-.t M. .
Sitarlay. I).- A
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M 'ad :y nith-f4rrt.-Md
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2r.d the pen;!.
c- n. -rned at. :
h':t4 dp:t..
prr,id-nfi fair....
day that h: .- ;
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C01 :iili.'e had. ";. t- ! (
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IT. White at the M isih.
n n. ral hospi:.,:. his pa;.H h.in
heea beating f.-.xter. ai-rnrdnn to
Cram. It is understood that thi
1 not a favorable developmeat.
i n nn
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fund f.,r fi.. i
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Kut.c.
home
into th.
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quick to recnitnizt. ihm. hut w, ,
prompt with their iteaerous doua-
n to aid thnM. who a,,. ,he
Mil lh nmonr rt , mo, ti'i.ii
i k.i.k. r in pret- ".. nie need m lire. -in
y bright color. lout arrival ' I .m . -
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"...nom xieiiry nnao ev .rt rf. - "un- ni-aav- n.ue .i.. .L
Klamath Fa!.s for SusaaV:Iie a,3 oif97th "t. oppo.,,. " .! " rTl '". RiV' "
, 1 u.in '.-ii 1.1 me l.eff (,n In
gi'xliK'.ss!" th niiivi.-iu.. ..
thing t.. keep the Kaggodys from cmii,,: 'to J
t'.ilv Am v f.i.ht ..II l 11: ... . l0tlid
H,n "' i;'ht "'" " ""le me run h-.n,,.; U
Th- magician thought for ,x. 0M
'houghl: ;.h I know what! When I J!
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S'.-t lit,, tl-,.1.1,1.. I 1 . s
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w hi. h i .n iw.t tl,;.,t, i "H
. " ". " 11 ," ""r- to overt,.
Aii.l . .v the magician got out his marc clr
' 1-t v! larg,. yellow pumpkins.1 Sixteen of the;
"A!-.i:" he laughed to him.-elf. ow
I.''?' '""Mnt. to n.il over the Kamdy.'uj
1 ' ti th. v will t:.k.. ti.,.;r r... 1. ..
, ' ana ran
mo.M ian took the siM,.,, large p,,,,,;., ,
pi'.th and w,,.,e(j ,.,
t hi m and saij; -,
! marie I'limpkinn, Ii;
roil t ier.; j...scj.
. Alitiy and knock V
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roll right over km
" H roll him out asflitt
and he w ill not Ikii:
then I shall row -A
I.'ie
e.urned after dry:vV; ,2.ago r"fuT.r
known m .h. . 1 mend.-d .'.nit t.
WW f ' . Ifornin uii. ..I. Ill ... - . .
" 1 1 " man
or the For: KI:.m-
Kiamn'h Fai:.-
to act
MUCH IN A NAME
racttiW n nt r doin manual Iabor manu
facturing plants without having their names mentioned x
the newspapers. When Fowler .McCormick starte , in t
woT ew'-;" .tion.. Harvr" S IlUh
rZl.ll nUal udden.y a
Rockefeller f. 7,1 1S 3 andson of John D.
t ..,, m.r,::::,rhhrtrJrirhir',,l,h -a
of admiration which ment on M X X numeroufl le"ers
fair sex, and even add that th are of the
they are biond.'i'; K'"
SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE, SaTTToITh'e GANDEP.
for t:,r,i( . " , f a "!S 1 public official,
owned r ;"V ',..-ct,o,, with a munieipallv
bei a,, . It,;. ., .. ;. . '-'-"'M Irom ineoma ta
Klritel r.-.ii-.vi.-.
"uy v.aierv.ork 1.1,, ,;,.;.,...
ir (,!io- ,,,,i.i:..i.. . . . .
mi-ntal umie, l.oi. ;., ;, wy non-govern.
a character t exe'rii t it . 'Jt: ' lunclion ol
" U-iH ruling i.;X"(. !, '; . , l,lTJ taxation.
exempt bonds issued to ' I , I , 'ltJr-S f ta
properties to escape ,1? 'l 1 ?" "".""vornmenta.
from .such bonds7r Th n,;n" 'I''" ",t.omc d
o.;unls sound.
will be accompan:ed on the trip
by h: sister. Mrs. Pearl Rolph.
''iiris thrones, manacer of the
Htlaiity Cafe has
.spendins the day :a Klamath Falls I.e'nberser.
on business.
Klden Mil
a:h road left for
to atu-nd t.-.e Sunday service.
Roiiert V:in. ea-t'.enian. whi.
Ii-s he,.a in K!am i'h Falls att-nd-Inir
t, for,.e !,.i.:ae-sS ir.v-n rc
t'iri;id to fhi:.,(,-iin and v ..ccom-
Hardy Mird:.k.
W..:-.r J. K-rr:::a. puMicitv
man. afe- HiV.nz as ..ffielal an
nouncer of .he event. for the Klam
ath eounry-j first track me'-t held
at the Kiamath county fair (.-rounds
re-iim.d home via motor.
Tribal founcilmen Finiey Wilson
and Virsil Wilson with their fam
ilies have returned home after
upending the day in Klamath
Falls.
Klmer Hill, wen known r.t..
er and Mrs. If ill after attending
me ira.K events in Klamath Falls
returned to their home.
Seldon Kirk, chairman nf the
Klamath Tribal council, and eons
after attending the track eventt in
Klamath Falls returned home
: F.dward Copperfleld, rancher of
Whiskey creek, who is recovering
from a broken leg was able to
isit up yesterdav.
Amy Knight who recently met I
I with a severe accident Is recover-1
Ing rapidly In a Klamath Falls
hospital. 1
(Jeorge Crane left for Klamath '
rails to spend the week-end and1
attend to some business matters. I
PILOT IS KILLED j
IN PLANE CRASH
I "Ml HI
In-arty r jninf
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iTl Owm
i' 'ou ""J wnd Rid
1 V'." scootinir for hnnt
Trincc Jailed by Crcditcrs
the
the
SKATTI.K. May ll.-Ki,i;n, thp j
:.i'.t. nail serioiedy injuring
v....-niur. sin itiri.lt.ii.. frm
"'"it flying f:. !d eririh,.-! '
'""' 1' t" the ,:.:, M,miia;.:
afteriio..n. The pilot, w.,it,.r ;
Wood, was kllle,j in.stantly. yIj
ItoheriH, who was accompany-in-him
climbed nut of the cockpit and1
fell unconscious. i
The plane had been In the air I
,.ui nour anil i... minutes. It
Ihon Its way back to the field when
f A tell, ono mllo south ot Sand
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.V i-i, .1. d,,'" are sahi i , . . " Jw;Ih wlni.. K """" lun.lj
b e'iliteta day.
( member." h siiH htl
pumpkins, "do not tr
anything: RollriftiJ
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. 1 v ...i:f;nn nnuj m
'rave and very smart nn.l i.: 1.... i
that the magician started the large pumpkins n!nj
1 ,:" ' 1 ln' li.tk'Kedys and their friends
Raggedy Ann was the first to hear the Urp
miK. i.iumpity. mump! they came, sounding'
'long, like ili.-tant thunder.
1 i.vtii.innan is sending something mai.'eal ti I
' ''-v'Ke.ly Ann told the others.
"What makes you think so, Raggedy Ann!"
"oppytoad a -ked. "It sounds like thunder to me:"
"Just you wait an, I u,.of I? 1,. Ann uii
"tood still and waited until they could' sec the sisfc
magical pumpkins come around a bend in the patt 5
,tn..m. "Aha:" littl,. Ne, cried. "The magician kt-H
'.'g .ai pumpkins to roll on u.s and mash us fit
shall we do?"
"Everyone get behind mot" 1; .,.!, AnHvcriri
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everyone brace the one in front of him !" So RmH
wood behind Raggedy Andy and braced him, then q
Jlntini'fAfi l .. 1 i... . J ker
:iiuu nenind Kaggcdy Ann and Draceu-j
'v..!!,P0"r wiUh ""d beh'nd Grampy Hoppytod4
. m.,,,,, oL'iunu tne witch.
rach one pushed upon the one standing in front H
the large pumpkins rolled into them, the pumpt
have a harder time pushing them over.
1 ......j 1 cully niiu uum j
I km was within six feet of him. then-Raggedy AwM
tMt,.,l ... 1 I ' .
; wnien was ever ho sharp, right straight up
in front of himself. The magical pumpkins, having H
"'"K'l-ian, without knowing enough to stop.
upon the sharn erl.ro c ti. . 1 a. o,.h DiimP"1
inn uh ... . . i.i, .mart
L-uge 01 tno sword, it was cut ngni i-j
two and Wl.nl n.,,1. 1. It-.- 1- .:,L ...tlhollt 80
t'" hing the RagedvM or thnir fri,.n,i After the U-l
kin had cut itself in two and went wabbling awaf.
If.n ian came along.
"Nmv I xball find Raggedy Andy mashed as I
paiic-ako!" A, he chuckled to himself.
J!llt when hi, u.,, 1.1. ; ... 1 Lins flit i'
Kai'o-i.i hr A.,,i ... . .. ... . . . -.- ..b.irnSf'
......j, Manning tiicro with his iohk. yt.
,l''i;r"i';' thought: "Jly goodness, I shall not sWj',
KaiTetly Andy cut off my ears!" and ho tunjJJ
"!;! 'Z T tM h .?"'' o. Raggedy Andy wanted J
''"tch the riioir, 1 , :..u (here. tHJ'
. , """"I umu conquer mm num.
inn was holding him so tight, Raggedy Andy co at"
i;,WHy until the magician had run so far, Ragged)'
"e would not )(; able to catch him. ,
' (More abuut tne Kaggedys tomorrow.;