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Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath Ne
; THE KLAMATH NEWS
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B. H. STEVEXSON" Maiiajiins Editor
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OFFICIAL 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 ice understand it" Abraham Lincoln
THE AMERICAN LEGION ALWAYS KEEPS IN STEP
The fine enterprise of the American Legion for tak
ing care of war orphans, brought to attention by its de
serving effort to raise a national endowment fund, does
not include any orphan asylums a.i part of the plan.
Instead of putting children into institutions, the le
gion will follow the more enlightened method of placing
them in private homes, in the care of those who will love
and care for them as though they were their very own.
Tins has become the modern way of solving the
heart-breaking problem of the orphan. Not so very long
ago the hardened criminal had a fate to be preferred to
that of the child whose only offense was to be without
father or mother.
Time has abolished the abuses of the orphanage.
The lives of the children have fallen into the keening of
tender-hearted men and women. But the disadvantage
of institutional life remained to single them out as rubber-stamp
exceptions to the general rule of happy child
ren with the love of parents and homes of their own.
People are learning that the love of a foster-parent
can be just as deep, just as. much a source of happiness,
as that of the natural parent. The tendency now is all
toward finding homes for children, not toward cooping
them up in institutions.
The American Legion is to be congratulated for fall
ing into step with this policy. Good luck to the legion
and success to their fund to take cs-.re of orphans and
disabled veterans.
COMPARE NEWSPAPER TO MENU
A newspaper is like a restaurant's bill of fare says
an article in a recent issue of the Englewood Times, pub
lished in Chicago. Every subscriber is not expected to
digest every article any more than everv patron is ex
pected to eat everything on the menu. But the paper,
hke the bill of fare, is planned for every man's taste.
Take what you like leave the rest; this is the motto
of both.
However, says the Times, "salacious, sensational
stuff has no place in any paper, much less in one that is
supposed to reach the homes, and unfortunately there are
some who feature this element. Every real editor does
bis best to keep his paper clean and decent, and gives all
the news his space will allow, and local papers should be
very particular in their bid for popularity not to reach
the wrong side in their moral tone, as there are too nw'nv
of the other kind in the larger city fields."
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GOOD ADVICE
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COULD VOL)
Hll THAT
DEAR LITTLE,
BOY
DOEilYOU
DftRE TOUCH
Hlil YOU BIG
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Milk
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flftilll' . rotlltol' Ittlll I'riU
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l;lini..ii I n.t.t In;;
To'i.WK fti:cii'i:.
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u I. .i . urn in anil, iwn l.'iixp.iutH
ui;ar. HiriT rtiurllm mn ... t milk. Sl'ClltrvJ
oh.' t.ilil. Miin mi llnl IihICit. utiii four ij,,
ii ii- ii.i.iii lii.hlni! iniw.l.-r, m uni IniK ''"' r rtj,,
. up Cmir. m-iiiit tin 1 f nip ycilnw 'horoinhij ,
urn !!:-. I llnkn In liuilor.'il mii "n to. Elor u lt
Inr Immv mlnuliK. 1 1.1 inuk.'. a
Hlii:ilt i....r , whin Hutu foi-M
: k in utiixv twroBn to J
iiiiliiu. li Crraiii Simili Kortt tin.. Pnrrkiiw wl
pint ill inllli. hii'ml Ilu-K.i tutili-in.Miri P ltTi n4 flit J
j.linri alii.: iiml r.mr t:ill,--ip,i,,n, "" "i Inoa m (r
riunr: ii. 1. 1 in tin. milk uml m.ik A""r trylnjt i!tc
uniil Ii il;. k. ii; mill nun i nn hpin- ''"a' mil lht n .,
mil prrnn.il ilimiieli a mluri'l'T un.l ''"v,r,,l n4 jot
ikii 1'np.i rplmirli wii'nr, mill uli.l nllr 'Hnl mtji;
lTPi r 111 Iiik lit ii Im.1I. Jii.i Im.-
iiim nnviiiK iiiir In 0110 nip o(
Rlllpplll IKUlll.
I lu -: .1 1 Siiin o tor I'up Cnki'H -
ll' Mill KrilBlllntfiS likui. .ill., iuiiir-
I'll'.ll)- bo-t lg U
mrliiin other ihim J
ii4 (ullime: 1'ilm
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llm irnlnl Ii irr
nilnrnl plrlurt m
r.inl f irllir
(.ur Ihix rmlnri
i-bi h rtirriT. oil ttl4
iil illilt any plu
room Lot. may bi
a fl... r of rmcnii
lriiii l.ml I lira ii..:-
.ill i:
President Hindenburg s-ay:i to Germany
work!"
'Get to
Cut ex-
Finance Minister Caillaux says to France:
penses to the bona!"
Iioth see that their nations need to forget the luxury
of hate and waste, and think only of the vital necessity
of industrial regeneration.
The advice of these two Europeans is as valuable
here in the United States; it is exactly what President
i-oonuge has emphasized from the first day of his
dency.
prcsi-
THE ROTATION
Japan is planting over r.30,000 acres of forest and
timber every year with her comparatively limited area.
In this country there are less than 40,000 acres a year of
replanting, while there are over 80,000,000 acres of de
nuded timber lands. We have a lot of things to learn yet.
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Long ago there were people who hated everybody,
but they didn't tall it bolshevism.
Hi' ii :i. sht u ::i mi,: v. -.1:1:1V.
What i-hiuii-o 'if living n.'1'py in 111
rinse iliive III ? Vh n- v n is
asked In t!ie fun.iu ,nv l.-it. ::
Dear Mr.i. "honipson : I l:.-.v
read in your i-oiunin 0:1 several de
lusions what you have hail In say
ahmit marriages heir.-e-i: persons of
ilifl'ereiit alien, lint I am eonilnK to
ilnn't tare ttn' 1 in nil now a
I Willi III like . 1 haT! l-hll.il ell
o'.vn. V.'l.il Hoiilil you 11.lv
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I.II.NKI.Y WlllDW
you la-iause I think niv i.-is.. is ,lif.
lerent. 1 was 111.-11 i i. il i, -,.i
17 to a willow, r wiih f.nu- . hi'. I: en.
Il was arraiK-il by i.iv i . . 1 r -: i . :,-,-lui.sl.aiiil
llvnl only ih. -e vi-ai's. ami
left me 11 eoMlforl i:.; forlnae. I
ilcvoteil mv-r-ir to le I. i ri. ,,r ,n frnin yieir l-n-T I i:a'.!:er !h...t
chiiiliTi I was left homeless, anil yoiri'o not love him, lint merely s.-e
an orphan at an early at:-. ;;n-l I liim 1 -. il.-ilral.I.-. Ynll shouiil v.-ilt
iliilrrt want tlicni . s,;:r. r t:-.,::i the a y-ar .-f.,.-.. tal::im the st. p. in any
Same loneliness uml n -ul. . t. These evmt. anfl you sP.uulil tin a lie sur-
Htepi-hiliinn are prawn nor. ami li.at he i u i iiMirvInK you for v.ntr
t h.iti t;i take you pho-.-s
:i-pii-i-.it v.'i: :i ..:i -Ka-
!a- t.i 1 ry !.,'ni. he'
11 to he kapjr-. l...i
n tot-l In- lni. a.i . 1 . .
: :.o::i.-i- v no. an. 1 ul lie .:. ;;
i.l 1 011 1 . ... I !n j,. . ha .;, lo t. 1
" . " " """' ' JotiliiKH from Hie noteliook of nn fell t
saner every time k think of :-. ,1 ,., , . ,
'11 roure, my i,t'-p. Ii : h: rt.n
n't f.-el o'p'i;at.-il to nn-. ami 1
lihl you I'ver hour nhnut tin.
.s.otilimin li wnlkvil I'D mlleii lo
nee a ha-ieliall Ktiiiio, nmt when lie
koi mere lie wart ton nr.'il III fltliili e'.rttfltlr.z ccr- '
th.- fem e? Klmatn Killa M4 ai
Ills wife waiiteil In rlile In uti I KHun'h il-nt a tatli
1111 plaiie. So In- imlieil the man liow j
11. !! Ii lie 1 lniriie.l fur n rlito.
Th-- 1:11111 replii'il: "i2J fur n
hier's ihle. prmlilliiK vnii 1I1 nit
la'.k "
The wife rml In. not In th plane!
uml w-iiit up for 1111 hour When
the plane lam!.il the ownrr nulil:'
"Well. It Is s.M. Vim ill.liri talk.!
illil you 7"
Nil." Kahl Ihe f. 11I. hman. "Inn '
I i.iiiiie very mar It when my wife
Children'! Pirtrn
Cross M
K0W TO SOLVI
Tht word ilarthl
Otiarra and rui ri
' do 11 flinty wit kill
: tarh . ,nlf Mian. I
wril art fnaad tarta
I of Irllrrt In tin 4
will furtn "Jrdl M
; purlr ihe Irit 4
1 lh draninc BelwaJ
Ik" mhrr wril,
I.
two are married. I a:n and well mon-v.
preserved. 1 lmve nniiiir.c lo ... - w'e-n-
eupy iae hut ihe ni,iaa'em,.nt ,,f ;, , n ...
farm. I want lo tr.-v.-l. lo ?. -e the li-ely 1
worm. i;iu 1 11011 I. want to eo
alone. I.asi summer I lai-t a yoiiir:
man then 211, now 21. 11.- s rather
nlc-e lookiiiK. and is my j...a r
manhood. lie has hinl.d al mar
riage, hut everyone mrs t;;,.
oiiieieiii-i! in our ll."l.:! is I
nnd he would soon i;re r .
so. ne,-.. . 1,,,- j...... .-ommili.-d I
11111 uisu Knows a uml a i-raak -n
love rffair I had a
I'. Ill l.-l'l:
v. r. I
shoi'1.1.'.'!
: a-;- younger v-o uea.
if Ii - ii.-.'flten llim-ell 1 li
ve! in hl;i at lent 10:1;:. I
in-lined to believe thi-:
v.-un' I lie nnwi.e. How.
see no reason why you
marry a man m-an-r your
"O Ki
at i
I do.
I Yiiunr Ni wrli-h hint upenl rw-clvel
If you hold small ohje.-is to your ' nmnlliH iiliroad. 1111.I 1111 Ills return'
ey. s. y.i.i limil your fl.-M of vision nrwli-il w armly by Ills fatlmr.
ami -!.i:t out the worid. 1 ai eoii'paiileil l, K ui ,ts. j
And. In ihe , awe way. Ihe p.-oplei "Well. Cliarlle. old hoy, pnjoypil
or ihiui-s whi.h stand iienivn. even yunrBeir .'" 11 led old Newrlih. Joy-j
tlionth they are of the very small- """ly. "And lio-.v you've tcrnwril." 1
il 1 ..n e.iuen. ... tire upi to rlnim I "rwn, faih'-r. i-rown." rorrei te
a.i aaaiunt of intention mu.-h l.evond B"n- j
lii-ir due. oi-eiiiiylili; us disagree.' "Will. I'm hh-nrd," repllril tile
al ly, and leaving no room lor her- '"'m. In mr;irW-i totin, "1111111
ious f iukIuh mid Kffulrs uf im- ii'iHi'iis yuii ili k up iiliruuil. What
poi-tan ... 1 have I to itruaii for?" '
II
'll'e mind atlaeli.-s Itself from In
doi. nee uml from constancy to whnt
e.er Is tuny and m-reeahle to It.
"iiis hi.Mi nlwnya u.-l limits to
oer knowled;:e. I T!io- Klainiilli KiiIIh Meri'liunl 1
Wlm ever takes the tioulde lo en-' Hnriuni will hold nn Inipiirlinit meet-1
I.-in- and Kulile Ills mind to ihe ex- I'm tonight al fi::iu at llio chamlier!
"f Iib capueliles? of com ree rooniH. Ihe occhmIoii j
111. Ileitis; one of the remilnr monthly :
Mcrchanls Bureau i
! To Meet Tonfeht!
tunaia A
Wn ,1 1. I" V. '
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III
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n-ro im noimm; you ran i)m thin': whlrh iii:ik..M im fit.,1 itivftlriKM of (irennlxnf Inn with i Wvri " " ,.
inn) iu!,-:iv r lo hiak
iM-o-.t lf inii-rcitu if in other men.
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"Baby Tornado" Hits Pillsburgh
I 4..r..:..-
IiiUDGC ' h
I
r
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yoiniK man has m.i so few t ph. v.ho appear reason- nddeil nllruitliin of a Imnqtiet
self. . Think of him :Me o ml ureeulile In convernalloii fr Hie entertainment of nroHtiectlve
liiat there Is Hcari-elv nnv one new nieinliers.
who doeH not 1 li ink mote of what I '""1 Hhepherd, president of Ihe
ii'- Ii uhoul to say than of answer- mreiiu nniiounci.H that every inem
iiis preii;, ,- what s aald In him. l-t- will lie expected to bring nt
'V. least one Klamiith morcluint with
How vuiu I.) try tu t ;l, 1, j-,,,,,!, r liim who Is not n iiienilier. either
anvl.odv 1 1 11 1 Ii . ' in ri.li.ll ir...l. 1.. 1
1 " - - "..., ni.u in u urn .-
'Iliey 1 .ui only learn tl 1 after rival anil lias n,.i in..n nn. lila
ile-lr own fashion, mid whin they niemlierslilp or one of the ex-meni-
l''i"lv- 1 Iiith wlm has beciime Inactive In the
V. oiTUnizallon.
There are ninny (ruths Unit cnti-' Tho purpuseH i,n,l acconipllsh-
'"" '"' meniM or the liureaii will Im re-
VI. viewed for tl... I.,.n..rii ,.r !.. .lult.
ni'iie rendlly confess to er- r mid such measure dlsciiKHec) tts
mlsiiikci. mid Hhorieomlncs In are fnclnir the oruaiil.aiion i.t Mils
"r conduct than ,,r thought. 1 1 lino. I'arllc.tlnr emiiliaHl will he
mi of II, Coethe huvs. Is placed on the work of the Credit
biiiiilde ,M Hiiremi which is nn Important
pleasure tl, hranch of the iiierchnnm assocliillun
1 work .
I'll I lie intellect ((
11 iiirceii i reennl
despair.
"This also explains how It
minis which have h-i-n
me nt flr.it taiiilv
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To wi11
nsaatf
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Wi
rors.
The rei
uini tne con.--even
lakis
as.hiuued.
is driv
;i ud
to PLASTERERS IN K. F.
ORGANIZE IN UNION
l.ociU I'liiKlereiK orminlzed
A fleice win. I uini r.nu 1
thai
ree01.11i7.ed
lull. till. ..1 1
'lien criHlunlly npi-ead. s.. n.... ., imlim last nieht i.ml n elmrler Ih
vas ol.silimtelv "IK "r- rrnctlcnlly nil llm
I lo . , ; , operative l'l.-(slerei's met nnd have
;"" nr I mi 0110 price mill wnk'o
kciiIii.
very thini! which
iienieii ntip.-ar.i m ,.
thltiK iinlle natural."
SlOMI. II.-., .-u
Ill piutii of the .-iiv. . . , i,, ," , . 1 ""r,;h WW1' havoc
which wan wrecked t,y ihe ",.,,v torn-,,,! " ,M'"n ,rc"l
I r.h, fi a trail of wre. ka-,. , ,,. D jh ,Ahe"' " !" than an
deal h when taiiKht In tho , ,. 1 eailL-0"'a.? ""r""" """P
. .vium mo priuce.
1 ., 'I'l,p l."iliem who nro always nlllcd
"-mi. ,,.,. ,vl.h Ihe I'lasterera ' nr., to he
i"l nuay 1-0111M1I.1- .... ...
.. ,, . -"iiiiiir.eii in a 1 ti t : i- iltile. These
l'en.,.l.wl..n .. .. ' '"
Wee ,
j I'll. Ill Sllli'lu
.her of the i,f 1
sum is In I;!,,,,-.,!,
e.it of ih,
Hi the Im.,,.
'I' part tin-in.
iwn unions win complelo tho
orKiiiiljiniloi, or ihe llusle trnilea In
"Hie hiillilltiK line
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i BiUc, nui.. . j
bird '
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