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THE KLAMATH NEWS
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MIDLAND
MIDLAND. May IS. Mr,
! . . pool room have bd (hair ua!neM
ed a maacot for th. VMUu lun .
at lh. trac. e.t Saturday l"'. i. .
"l Mr. nomaBleo. ,h. aectlo. bB-i," "P'- . .
IB i. n wuiv IT1-H vtit'K
lifmH la biuiBfM. fa
am di'.a( mora baainesa
then nil eipertrd
Tbarlla Snook, popular merchant,
, j ---i r. injBiBm, ill arciioa Doaa t
Mr.. Frank Gray of Lower Ukevaa a Klamath Falli visiter Son-1 T" L "
are the proud psrent of a new dsy. t report a la
laby daughter, bcri Mar 4. j Tha Raleigh's man has been bay!ff T Br
; L&hv danrht.r born Vn
j Mra. A. C. Spence received word'ln Midland (bla week
of tha death of her little eranJ. i uu. j . -.. 0-..1..1. .
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Address all communications and make all ramitfini nrhi. i daughter. Mar the Coachman borne Sunday ila giving out a louriat motor map
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old as well new addreas. ! ""k ' r"" Ln"," JZV"' I PEUCAN CITY
Mra. Harry Wlthill w cailinr. th .hk... ..!
n D - . ,. . "rura pi'l.lrtN nv U. IS VI r
The Adventures of
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy t
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OrnCIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
"Let us have faith that right makes might, and
in that faith let us to the end dare to do our
duty as we understand ifAbraham Lincoln
ANNAPOLIS TAKES TO THE AIR
naa-geay Andy said "U'a k 1
magician's cantle, even If we have nt . H
Hut he in Kuro to return. an,l .k.. L tW
him outside until he growa so huntry he
little Nfd'a nim mam. I" ' '" H
Every midshiDman at Annanr.Uo ; v.- u
mJ UC UtUIll lO
tly, accordinir to a new rnlino- f tv. . j . .
mtnerto men who had oraAwatoA frnm u j
uiu me oLauemy as
officers of the navy could, if they wished, enter the fly
wg sen-ice. Other officers remained unacquainted with
the actual conditions of flying, says the Chicago Tribune
ine American idea in the education of both army
and navy officers has been to give the students in the
academies as broad a training as possible. An Annapolis
man, even though he proposes to become an engineering
p'cnmiiiary training in naval tactics, in
, HBWKauon, ana other branches foreign to his
specialty. The theory is that a man is a better engineer!
" "ow"ng wnat his brothers in other de
partments of the service are doing and it is a sound
5 ThT'fi fb:'lousI-v " is important that the commanders
lth:f Llelh.aJ!m0rt.than.abo?k. of the possibili-
T- i 1 "lJ,,",e- lne aamirals know all about battle
ahips, but nothing about flying except what they have
heen told and they are consequently in 0 position to
conf,lcUng c,aims of batt,eshi" and
ftJfIyinfrSerViCe mU8t be iBted with the rest
of the navy. At present the feeling is one of jealousy and
of suspicion. Flying officers think they are better than
Z:te!L S.- think officers are
Vu t. "ifurauveiy as well as literally.
8DPnJ;n i ee r f,ourmonths wni the midshipmen will
spend in learning to fly will be well spent. We do no
Point aa-neytoarUnCemrt th3t th8 army cadeta at West
Point are to be given training as aviators. Every reason
to0rtneeaa.raVal ' W,th eqUal forc"
o
' ! (i SLOW, BUT HOPEFUL
William B. Greeley, chief forester at Washington
y here is good reason to believe that the oampa gf for
'rnC"r"'atln a"d reforestation which has been
V lu,!,) country Ior twenty years or thereabouts
has at last awakened the American people to realization
of the .mportance of this problem. It isn't much of a
compliment to the American people to say that it has
,7," 5,earS f drivin t0 a few s mple facts
through their sku,ls b(jt u js beuer tJJ
8kulls have not even yet been penetrated,
rrfnrn. r fre8ter base9 his inclusions upon the
ner0, h7;a;'USAaBendeS COncerni the effective!
pflt, . eCent Ameri"n forest week observance
S clvi VrKganiZati0nS' embracin a,n' every TarLty
theCeV use andUrSeSffrr P haVe rePrted an
thrir nf" effectlve campaign of education. If
their optimism is justified, we are on our wav If nnt!I
ance oT?CanUbIiC " made 10 i rSit mport!
nate to th PreSeri0n 8nd "testation to our c it
mate, to the continued fort.i;t t .. . 111
Jacturing activities, and to 'ao'st p?
Uey w, I) see to it that such waste as has devastated I Ch I' :.'
doe., not continue with like result in the UnUed States
.rnor Lln8' M!1Sat!8faCtui0n t0 k"W that mer Gov
prnor Low den of Illinois, who acted this year as chairman
of the American forest week committee, has agreeTto
event. Mr. Lowden has prox.i his ability and the nrar
tica character of hi, interest by doing himself what T
advises others throughout the nation to dop ant forest
trees on otherwise unproductive farm lands. Beyond that
Snung ZSrStr"1
e ,ands so p.anted Unti, &
o . .
Edson S. Lott, president United States Casualty
company says the one remedy that meets the who e 1 1
uation of automobile virion . ole 81t"
otherwisP. i, rirov.nrl " a,,Le' COI"Plsory or
' r'v.v.Hiun ui autiuenis.
., ------ " ana ribuona aaraid D... .v
on Mra. O. P. Courhman uat wk. umi..j -..j- .... PKI.1CAN nV. May
Sing K la In Midland, looking ; Spnce la claaa on took firm plara ,n,, y "r"tn Um'lJ
aftar hia cropa. n ,h. throw wht,n h MX ,h(ljof Algoma. iprnl Sunday arming
Harry Wltbrlll Is preparing to bamball 101 ftjet. ( )nrba Willi"''0 H- c- 8all" na family.
Plant a CrOP Of DOtatOra OB Ihl B.n.ll l. . ' . ! Thtu ft.Btl.Ii lha mnlAmn m,mA.
- - I mmmw , niDf FO BOB4l "
Sing Km ranch nrar Midland. I In tha bnrdla. making 3 polnu aad ' of r- " Sn Kmrnlit from
Mra. Hubert LirtMi wu . .ki.. . k ... . in... n . ... .
vi...i. , 7. V . , " I iuu yara oaab. cor- ""o nay " mr. ana Mra
lr o ,Bd,' PO'nt. P.nlln. BurnMt. Pbort. Mr. an, Mr.. Oao. Harrlaoa.
Mr. ADd Mr. 8 L Hnmait anal J . . .
,nB Amrt. ... 1 ' ,a ,f,coo1' 10 in Tt dub. Mr. tod Mn. H. C. Smith. Mr. and
!rr.AS.0,,rday:, W 11, A 1 f'" i""" " "" "
John Hoon.r ... . ,. k. " I" E n. Tllton
nrntt noma Sunday.
. j. aaanning jr. brought a
nana or cattle on Miller
Sunday, for pasture.
',..t-ie:k:'si,or -oM r'vr-'- ... I'Sr-?:' but -erec0u.dthcyfindu
, r, V. . .i.ui.. inateaa or the four and ' oa "'y ana Mrs. mey iouna many doors uklA
; Mr. J. D. Hooper and family . Midland m-ould A. D. Tlltcm aoeni s.t,o.. ..'tiirht n,l n ' a00ri' ' J
were ylsitor. in Klamath Fall. Sat- ln.t..H ,. v a - - - -"ui nanay
jw ,"'-, "uuR w. r.
I Word ha. been rec.ire her. of been announrf ,,- .-."! V.. T I WJ.
the illne of Walter Zetiman. of oul "!. - .ub r..'in . . A1 - . " "7 wot
the Miller Hill dlatrtct Mr. Zet.-'and reul.U6. . t "orla 10011 '! of lh. . " "n ine magician had collected
man .nderwen. an operation a, the : "h.ra ? .he roT. I"" ,B 1 ChMr' ,B ,h ' '-; ma,f'C -od ter fountain, and a lot of lolly,
K,ZZ:1 foTi-Plke was a a.. CT"".' "l'1 . the
. . .7- ' ny loose rule, im - . ' "--' "ir ice cream sodas u-hil. ik... . .
... , . -- gro aiuraar. '-.;:. . . "aura
"And change me bark intn
aighed. "Oh. yea." R.ggedy Andy 'd "'w
magician do that, too!"
W hy not aearcb the maiclflB,a .
nice mama!" Crarapy Hoppyto.d suCImm
magiciana capture nicei laHi.. h. .i." .wa 1
era. like old Mister Bluebeard did!" P1
I .rTL . a" li ar
in aiiaiaaas .rora waa 11. Mr. K. P. Tllton. inaiau: Kaggedy Andy cried. "WaiU.
...r,.c;. u w" "T' ' " "ay' we W1" rlnt "' Ned'a nice num.
Iter John. b. il.. I ,0 "mB nave o do when the marician rp,.r. i. ITI
M-adjlf tb.t b, ,rne. Burnet o, M V 1 , b:,T,n, J M''the P"r Wilch in "'ce. pretty lady liV. Tl
laod. -bo came next , them i, , b K""'r r"M b' So the Raggedy, and the lot Lr. H
unnmlth. ih .k. k.,,. ... ... blaie waa soon put out. without .. . KrayB na ln Others searched illJ
Morgan: The magician had a verv fin. ... ,
!,.... . . " b, inoun.
Jack Mrcandiea. .nd Mra.!, . " " were so many nice WO.
in Liii ram as wniMS ik. r f i
day erenlng.
Mrs. S. L.
shipment of Irown leghorn babr
chirks last week.
Miss Helen Courhman was Ti.lt.
ing at her home in Midland Saiur.
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Almond Creinrv
and family were Klamath Falls
visitors Ramrdav
mer should be. Midland
sne nea won the cup.
CHILOQUIN
gician to return.
,u - Taxc-w-ri rirArciAL ' neara something upstairs I
'.:'a; SUCCESS DFPFNnFIMT I Scratch!" and went un tn an. irV.ni I
UPON JOS. CAILLAUX rpat hl'd the room where the noise was. (here sJ
th. ii. f " " naa made the maK,c basket c.rrv hi
phiiu one oi me open windows and right into the rJ
PARIS, May 13 lino.
nanrlal genius ami alli rnalBl .f luannti .
('nil)Auz. nix mom hi aro an 1
"Ha. ha! You thoutrht vn.. -,.,m l 1
iwithout political n.ht,. rest, the forgot to lock the windows !" the m.ri..
The Midland children are prepar-1 ' f l!OQVlX. May .,. Cun- "," --'"- .I'm. that Raggedy Andy had left his long iharp J
Lakeir V1 -'"ons "-. the Pure l.ru,,) " , ' , stairs leaning ..against the ice cream lu !. ,1
c to ervci ng n now i...; . - - 7 nan or- iva
k:""'" ' te it. e.i.tenc. m of. I ,""K'l",n ' not afraid of Raggedy An.lv r,mr
tion of " nur ming: the magician said,
. . ..... i rrnu. I.!.. v .... '
ing
neit Thursday and Saturday
Jlr. and Mrs. Edear Furher .nrf
sign
son Lewis, were visiting at
Burnett home last week.
Nearly all the narenta from vim.
land were at 'the track meet Sat.
uraay.
ia erecting
orer hi. place
fire on a plan for restoration
toe; " grcatiy t0 the new : t.. . . ., ,""'" r ,., ine magician said, vml
"ireei iwproTamt-nia up 07 i nn- ". i ou mu trnf rlirli ... .. .1.
ana will make th. I..... . -
throw you all out i
Mr. and Mr.. J. w. Senn and; new
John IU..I. ....... ... and will make th. I.....
... ..7 manager or ,,M ... . " I
toe iviamath Telephone companr in " ""' P'D I.
ua7 getting tha lists redy for his ,Z 7, 7
children of the Lower lake were rls-
Phone book, which will be I
ReUila of tba plan are being Jeal
ready tor oaa in th. near future. H"' "r','d-"l '" bey are
h of!-. "!". laniani aald tonight.
"'!'" ",a "a "' Ho i. m.kin. """:!'"
tagar rnrner was fiiinr f.nr.l. " ..w .gnu 01 n.. ....... . -
on hia lower r.nch l.st week. 'n,''r0'''- th. .errlce thM " "
Almond Gregory wa. rlsitin. Wll-I""- i "" bortly.
liam Burnett Frld.r .renin. I w"m Crawford, rancher ,!.""' ' lr mwu to hr
t. . . . ... Snr..n. fc -. . . :me new finance mint......
uu.e auseni rrom school last r " reiurnea to his ranch' i iimpo-
week were: Archie Rpence and An:i,ftr ore' tay In Klamath Falls 1 P"" ' hl pUn wl" h
na Burnett. Walter J. Kerrigan, well known ""'u"s ,or" . which will be
I Richard Quimby waa hauling lum. Publicity man, left for Klamath . 0"' of conri,1,,nre
ber to the ranch on Spring lake Falla to transact some business Palnlere's gorernment.
rwhere he wi do some re-j Jes, U K k ! Fnaci. K
Walter FoUo.u ... -,. "Vo1 l" -'-" - -h. . ,.
Island laat Wednesday. wiui-K,e for ,np for ronfinPIn,n p,Pn .
A
Mrs. Tillie Brundac. was vitti.
at tne urgent ranch last week.
Roscoe Largent was Tisiting at
his brother's ranch Tuesday.
Miss Helen Atchison, one of
Midland's best athletes vn. .i-i.
j Saturday, so she was unable to be
in me track meet.
Mrs. Frank Flowers was a caller
at .the Shaw-Bertram mill Satur
day. Richard and Guido Rnl.n.t.in
were visitor, on the island Sunday.
Irene Folsom wa. . kn.i.... ....
:er on Miller Island Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Coffee spent Sun
day at the borne of Mrs. Harry
Wltherlll.
Ernesto Zambonlne took In a car
load of participants to the county
track meet.
The following people from our
community who took In the .track
meet were: C. n. P.ti.n. i--
nesto Zambonlne. Mrs. Frank Flow.
ers. an. Howard Wynsnt. The sue
cesa of the Midland team
ly due to the successful coaching
of C. R. Patterson.
There were anite a f. ir.
ath Falla people gathering mush
room, on the Lower lake Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Royce, proprietor of the
Midland hotel I. taking . .
week, vacation in Rur.i..
iHer place 1n the hotel Is taken by
uu, junn tiutier, who is prov
ing an excellent chef.
Mr. Mochenbacker.
the dralnaee romnanv m... ..
day In Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. s.i..i. ..j
son Paul, went mushroom hunting
".i l.ib .iiucneilllarkpr r-Jnnw
the Lower lake.
A. C. Snence is nlnniin 1.1.
nrres of surar Iiphis n.,,
.Mrs. Bertha Ih,.ln M.
week-end In Klamath Fail
Mr. and Mrs. Mailing ni
and family spent Sunday In Merrill
It Is reported that after :1ip firM
of the month the dredirr in
contlnue operation In this district!
",luur onuimire waa a caller in
Midland Sunday. '
!
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12 -larf I
dow!" And. u tbxi
was ever so muck I
Raggedy Andy, he
and threw him right
window. Of counell
hurt Raggedy Andrew
weeny bit for he w
with soft cotton, bill
Raggedy Andy feel I
think that he hid M
take his sword upatiinv
Then the magician eta;
gedy Ann and threw !
the window, and
Runaway Dirigible Home
irew as
tdii
so
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, .l r. I io miiiuuiv, anu
!jhe ground be.s.de Raggedy Andy. "Anyway.lt
""'tu rttioy said.
l U did not hurt U!,!" Raggedy Ann Mid.
wicked magician should throw Grampy Hoppytoiii
, ,tr lhc Por "itch out of the window it would W
w, re not stuffed with nice clean, white
we are!
"Then we must stay here, so if the magician d
mem out of the
. . . . . ,. -- .vt c tun nave iiiciii i." "t-i
Md the fi will ... 1... .l .... ......lJJ
I P nun mem so mucn: Aiieruu'-j
waggedya from the upstairs window, the magiciii
inrowing Grampy Hoppytoad out too. "Cause 1
Rood, the magician told Grampy. "But I ahall W
ed and make a serving boy out of him, andlih-DK
witch and make a hired girl out of her! Thafi W
ao. And he ran after Grampy Hoppytoad. J
niw . . .' ' . .. i. if
- v,,a..w noppytoad thought to mnweii.
not feci any better for me to be thrown from the a
X 11 the maic'an to be thrown from the wii1
snail try to throw him from the window!"
oO. when k. , . Hmr
"c magician caugnt urBrnw y
ampy Hoppytoad caught the maaician. and theM
1 magician tried to throw Grampy Hoppytoad fromtt'J
!? fu r Grampy Hoppytoad tried to throw ttaj
irom the window unUI both were ao Ured they bad to j
ann met 1 . j . aktl
.mi. ahii. . ti.. .... ..il,'.. .1.. to ao.
, ' civ WIS AJ U Villi. 5 twi II
were restmo- h. t.i iT..tnid v
. , HIM
tsea and k.
jnoua water,
mere was noming eiw w ".u
igician gave Grampy Hoppytoi"
witch and himself a fla '
"Ha." the magician thought, "I shall finish
Shall start rioJii I. j .l r .. UnnnvtOld v
W nnnuit" r... ...... .... sfl V
dlrla?h?.a'S,,!r,J !!!? -ale to ,he ,ma,h, ,
;-en.y.n,; hour'flgh, S P""';"1"'', .any
But Gramnir Ur.r.i..l lent his ey .)
Kician so when the magician suddenly jumped "l
""ri'yioaa, urampy Hoppytoad was ready,
wrestled about r.'' .. ,KV'.. . ......k.rf hi! elm?
i.it th. r ?ppy rr: ':k.heei."
;.c. as nard as he could rigrn. o - j
the magician howled, ns he ran downstairs and .
''ehind him. "Anyway," Grampy HopprW'
? arc in the room with the soda water ounW.
Will snnn hou. iu t, . ... ,, .(
----- Ult! nagfredys witn us; - rope'l
ne went to the window and lei o" . " (rtr
... ..... ule winaow aim . , ..ifST,
"aggedys could ho m.n- ,h room. And. J
v.as tired after so m.it, ..n.w.ni fhev all Mr.k
o: --.-w.. vn.i.o.v.... , iWOtl
-i-e wnue they rested. And as they haa u -
-.iKician could not get in to them
a