The Klamath news., June 13, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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J. V.l McDONALD Editor
WALTER WEST Business Manager
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
' "Let us have jaith that right makes might, ami
in that faith let us to the end dare to do our
duty as v.v understand if Abraham Lincoln
PREPARE NOW TO PROTECT FORESTS
" Leading Pacific Coast lumber men and Federal
officials have been conferring in San Francisco for
the purpose of working out plans designed to lessen
the annual forest fire hazard. It is the first time
that such a gathering has been called for the pur
pose of co-ordinating forest fire prevention meas-
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ures.
V The chief forester of the United States and rep
resentatives of various timber asso.cjatiGn.3 and, indi- i
vidual lumbermen attended the'conftrenceSucn1
preventive measures as oil burners, instead of coal
or wood engines for sawmills; equipment of mills
with fire pumps and the constant cleaning up of in
flammable material where timber cutting is going on
were considered.
To secure the maximum results in1 forest protec
tion the public must realize that a large part of the
responsibility for forest fires rests on its shoulders
and campers and users of our forests and forest roads
should use the greatest care in starting and putting
out camp fires and in discarding matches, cigar and
cigarette stubs and pipe ashes.
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. THE EARNING CAPACITY OF ROADS
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KLAMATH FALLS POST N
AMERICAN LEGION
U requested to attenQ the
Elks' Flag Day Exercises
in the Elks' Temple at 8 p.m.
Sunday, June 14;
F . R. OLDS, Commander '
' DANCE
AT WLUL-KSE
Everybody is welcome and wilt n in tK. J
with the best music on the coast. Saturdi'f W
Juno 13. 1925. A dance that will be mien
for years to come.' Cnmpfire and moon-lifbl i
ing. Special prizes for the lucky one.
Spend tho weekend nnd enjoy the bathinf, s
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uuti iMimniK. uvn l lurgi'i lo uring, along Jli
outfits.
On the Beautiful Dalles-California Hifia;
MENU HINT
Ilrfitkfuxt
j Assorted Kruit
Cooked Cereal with Top Milk
Coffee Bran Muffins
Luncheon
Codfish Balls Spinach
Ginger Bread
Tea
j Baked Rhubarb
I Pinner
Swedish Meat Loaf
Relish Steamed Rice
Buttered Beets
Fruit Salad Demi-tasse
j Ihe porch, and a heavy blanket huiiR
; over it makes an excellent wind or
.huh Bhield fur Ihe baby's. bed.
Himember that fresh 'ulr renew
and purifies the blood . and is us
necessary to growing children as
proper food. ;
! A lutlo nmmonla In the bath will
, keep the skin healthy, firm anil
rosh looking.
row to 'ton.Hyiit.7.t.Et'' i
The words start In the number.-,! .
sous res and run either across or
down. (Inly one letter is placed l.l ;
each white square. If the proper i
words are found each combination
of letters in the .white square i
will form words. 1 hi key to '
puzzle the firs' word Is given In
the drawing. Below ars key tv
the other words.
r The Department of Agriculture estimates that
our country has between 450,000 and 475,000 miles
of surfaced roads. The report calls attention to cer
tain wrong ideas that are current about road im
provement. "For the movement of every vehicle over a road,
there is a certain cost, which is less if the road be im
proved than if it be left in a state of nature. Logical
ly, therefore, the limit that should be placed on ex
penditures for road improvement is the amount that
can be saved in vehicular operating costs. All roads
should be improved to the maximum degree that
their traffic justifies, but no road should be improv
ed beyond, i( earning capacity."
?; Another mistaken idea is that there is such a
thing as a permanent road. However, state high
way departments now understand that all roads, re
gardless of, tyj5e, gradually depreciate and wear out
under the wheels of vehicles and action of the
weather.
- Asphaltic types of road construction are probably
the most permanent. They are waterproof and being
plastic readily , adhere to the earth's surface and do
not crackiilfecause of their elastic characteristic
they act as a cushion which absorbs the jarring ef
fect produced by heavy motor vehicles moving at
high speed.
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... There is nothing naughty about some, magazines
except their obvious effort to be.
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Still, you can belong to the intelligentsia without
dropping cigarette butts in a coffee cup.
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.:- Among the intitutions now firmly established on
a gold basis is politics.
Watchfulness in keeping tho re
Bread. Butter ,rKorator loor latched will suv.
ice. To open tho door or rovei
, unnecessarily should be avoided
TODAY'S RECIPES j ro111 storage which Is actually low
Swedish Loaf Take one and one-: Itniperatiiro and cold, Is neces
quarter pounds of beef, one-half mr 'or 8afe preservation in
pound veal, one-quarter pound pork , warm weather,
ground together, one beaten egg. ' 1
three-quarter cup bread crumbs,
pepper, salt, one and one-half cups
milk, a little finely chopped onion
(which has been fried In fat.) Tut
gg, milk and bread crumbs together.
All A ....! .... ..
Let stand ten minutes to soften, put ' lhe Bt " ' ,, ' T.Th , Z
In ground meat and work all to-l , , Wh,ch thB 'h"r,h
aether. Ses.nn ...K ..... ' L f .todu "'" ' " 1'VK"-I. told
and the onion. It must be kneaded 1
well to be good. Put molded loaf I TherB- " certain extremely ri, ,
in baking nan. with mnH f... i.ich,lr,h "' N" York whQft. Is hi-
pan and a piece of butter on top of'?"""""1 "'e exclU8lv ;
meat. When loaf is brown put In "el Sl"l"s- 1,119 day a l" ri'
a little water and baste. Time
quired for baking. 45 minutes.
Running Across.
I he flowers In the pic-
called on the rector and announced
that he would
member. The
like to become a
rector, nonimlsfw! i
Mixed Fruit Salad Ingredients ' "'"V'1 tr time, touched lightly ,,
arc lettuce, two oranu'es rut in 'rluln dlffieiililcs. nnd. afier i...
pieces, one banana, a few nut nieuts' tlmallnK 1111,1 s""i might not f..,-i
and mayonnaise. Arrange lettuce on in,llle at home, Hiiegested that
plates, put on each plato pieces ofilatter aBk Khlanco from above us
orange and banana, then sprinkle j 10 tho "I1"1""! of tho Idea. i
wun dressing. Sprinkle on nut i In a week Sum came back,
meats. ; gloomy.
three tal.ft,- "VM. ? C... '
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To dec.
Color; tone.
Also.
A southern state. Ab-
The highest title n
rnlhcr
'how
Olngorbrcad Take
nuuuun uuiier. une-OH r ......
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one-halt cup molasses, one beaten j ' ' un ,l,,ne a"k A l-awd '
egg, one teaspoon cinnamon, one.;''!""'1 U' an(l ,le Uwd C said dat '
half teaspoon ginger, on... teaspoon d hK"n a lryln' to "f- ni" yo' i
soda, one-half cup lukewarm water 1 ''h,lrch " l"nB IMumK CaI 11,. don't I
i-ream, nutter or other shortening, Mny "how at nl
ana sugar, add beaten
Word 1.
lure.
Word B.
Word 7.
Word 8.
Word a.
brev.ated.
Word 11.
the navy.
Running Down.
Word 1. A tall garden flower
"Inninn to the aster family.
Word 2. Anger, -wrath.
word A. In that manner.
Word 4. Neuter pronoun cor
responding t., "he" or "she."
k Word G. A place for leantlnf
Word B A thick, black, sticky
liquid with a strontr smell. 7
lar present indicative of the verb
Word 10.
. Glover's Scholarship ContK
Closes Monday, 6 p. m
MisH Franccn Short makes, largest jainfn
and wins the 1000 voU-8 for thia week, m
the utore. " - I
Mis Crocker utill holds her lead, bat wj
able to do her real work this week on .
sickness.. ' ' J
Kenneth Col well of Morrill is crowdim!
Crocker for first flacc. ' I
Miss Marion West made a t'9d Bin.thi,i
and holds her place as third. . ..
Below is standinjr after Friday evtniMW
Rlllh PrncUr Ilnmolh ' . ...--''
Kenneth Colwell, Merrill ....
Marion West, Klamath
Frances Short, Henley
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GLOVER'S JEWELRY STORi
Home of tho Big Street Clock , , .
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viated.
l-ong Island. Abbre-
YESTKH )Avs PUZZLE
ANSWIOKKI).
Kg.
then 1
,,x nour, soda and1 1 n0 Prisoner, was being ,r,m
Bplces. To the creamed mixture add '"mlned by counsel for the r(We
first a little water then part of thc:,:uU"n hn tho Judge Interr ,.,
flour, continue till all flour and : "You suy y dined At n.
Vntor nra ....., I It . t. Vf ... '! I
. ,vi. i.iKf! in Hliu !nw "
pan.
" iiul II 1(1 you Dartftkn ,.ri
"Hwhleak. your honor ho Hal,!
.......r,.-,,,, . jn.ign- looked stern
In taking the baby out of doors.!1""11' oalh " he said.
especially in colder weather, one' Wr honor
should watch that the sun does not a nlut"."
snine in ins race, should shield IiIh
face and head from the wind and '. ltl w THANKH
uo sure inni nis leot are warm
mat no is properly and
dressed.
"On
he replied, "on i
and
We wish
warmly friends for ,C . 1 ."lr .
' sympathy end kind.
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Ing 4 ho recent
Allowing the baby to sleep on nin'.Hrlngs received d.ir
Fu...m u. twiuiiuh assures ncnlth f.. " 'empn of
him. A clothos lino, hung across jjj1."' AN0 ni- HAY KUYKAIt,
We Have
MOVED
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xiiLU uui new f"".
Bottling Factory
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NEW PHONE No. 58
WHITE. PELICAN MlNi
SPRINGS BOTTLING
715 SPRING ST.
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With Klamath Ice ana
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