The Klamath news., June 14, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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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 vx understand if Abraham Lincoln
A LEVEL-HEADED STATEMENT
. In a recent address which dealt with various
problems affecting the lumber industry the perpetu
ation of our timber supply and conservation of our
natural resources, John W. Blo'dgett made a key note
statements inseparable from our whole government
and industrial structure when he said :
"The urgent need today is for a unified, compre
hensive, and consistent public policy toward our nat
ural resources. Such a policy must represent both
the Federal irovernment. and trip Stntps nnrl should
:be formulated in accord and in cooperation with the
t L ' e ii ? i i. ' ". r, . .
ucou uiuugui, ui me industries engaged in tneir util
ization. .These industries should not be prevented or
hampered by unsound interpretation or by unwise
application of the laws governing business organiza
tions. The trouble today is that in the application of
these laws to an industry, the investigation is usually
made by men of no knowledge of the general con
ditions which may make monoply in that industry
an utter impossibility."
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FIRE INSURANCE NOT A COMMODITY
"Fire insurance is not a commodity to be bought
and placed on the shelf," said a recent report of the
Committee on Fire Insurance of the National Whole
sale Druggists' Association, "It is a contract which
includes continuing service on the part of the agent,
and a possible future contingent payment in case of
disaster. The buyer of this contract should exercise
the same care in selecting his insurance representa
tive that he would in choosing his attorney.
"Do not under-estimate the value of the services
of an experienced insurance man in preparing f orms
of contract, selecting the best arrangement for pro
tection, as well as pointing out possible reductions
ui m&uiance costs tnrough removal of hazards and in
creased fire protection, and the permanent improve
ment of your premises by better construction."
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Someone, of course, will fight to victoiy down in
Tennessee over the theory of evolution. Whether it
be the Hon. William Jennings or the famous Darrow,
the fight will be to a draw as far as convincing any
of those on either side whose minds arc sot. Hood
River Glacier.
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I y vn
kSSSSSW -ax W nsTv I I II I XI
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An atiiimvil nialo hrlnia in ,. ..
' luvuralilv report on the K It j
diiv. In I ho following i.-ir, Inspired
by ihn following letter front dla-
J i nuruKctl l.u published In ,, , I
i it in ii He says: 1
Heir Mm. Thompson: l-i,.,.,, l(.r !
Illll MIX III bull ItltM Jrnlir niluiun '
which I read dally, ami express my
complete sympathy anil under Kami. 1
1 liiat towards "Discouraged l.uu" In
her doleful plight. Iter aversion of
the "polling llri" la iiuiural frl
a decent girl, ami II In a pity niliri.
girl iln mil feel llm n.iiiin way, Huch
mo
Vulrt
limy
rit,
lily Vlii'lkn" cotilil li I'viormln
ulr.l If iii.na ii f h rittlit klml rl
(Irl amilil rlillruli) Innlivul uf rn-!
o uriiKit llifiii vanlly liKlnx IIh'
mali'a miri'l point! Vlro Hrn.!
hy In II that wo haw null , ninny
ill. n- i ru) . liny rraiy. ilraur luy.;
Jinn liiimli Ihirnn In our ntiilal? Thvy
tliniiia mir ililr with ihvlr rlillrul-1
loin ilrraiira anil rotnirllra, anil thnlt
laalnlno raiklo. Vol rarh of Ihnii
hn a full iiiioln uf ailmlrltis boy
jfrli-n.U. Vo l!i.! U avonu uluunt
;n limiilt to Ainxrlran IntolllKin.n
I In thn nrnr fuluru I fmil ronflilriit
Dial illvorrra will li ohlnlnfil on
jtba iniul llrki't plnn - ImiiikIiI by the
jilixnii anil rarh on arorcil off
uaxil. Mm Ii at leunl U tho l. nilrtny
:of a luriiB prrionlaito of ynulin fulkt
luilay. Tlio Mlir of "lilacuitraKi-d
- l.u" ram aa a puff of ronl wlml In
I the iti-acrt of hot air, anil rompi'lUil
raoaflaa
4 MKM" II I NT
itrrukfiiHt
Prepared Cereal with Cream mil
Siiwir
Fresh Pineapplo MnffiiiH
Coffee
l.um'lifoii
Vegetable Pie
l.etture anil ISniliihe
Pineapple anil StrnwlM rrii's
Milk Iii.l Tea
Dinner
Cheene Puttie
New Drowned Poiutucs
Salad of Leftover Veneialili s
Strnwborry Fluff Pie
Iecd Coffee
' ent with the hum and tho ouner'a
' iniome. will proclaim an inilt p. iid
enre of spirit, a superiority of nmto
anil im nppreilatlon of 1 1 finer
IhiiiBH of life, imn h moro thiin wuiild
a slniilur iininiint of money ri. nt on
u few expensive, showy, or u:inili
utile thlpRii.
from his nrtnr son. who hail lulned
n liiiirlnx roiupiriy :
"I have m.iilo a nrit miiitfi
Will yon ri'l mu JO to pay In nil
lady? -I'niir devoted son, AIk
"P. rt. Slnie- rltliiR .Ihii letter
am anhnuied tn auk you. no I run
nftw thn piiHriien iiml tried to get
It bac k. I pr.iy It dun nut rem h
you."
The nun v .i mil irli ii w hen lie
i crel veil thin reply:: "Dear AlKy.
Is Bryan rising to the defense of the Tennessee
law forbidding the teaching of evoluiton because the
modernists are trying to make a monkey out of him?
Sheridan Sun.
A girl drops her maiden name as soon as she is
married, and a few weeks later she drops the idea
that she married the finest thing that ever came
down the pike. Crane American.
o-
Maybe before Fiance gets through with her war
on the Riffs she may wish there was still something
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owing on me aeot to iarayette Hood River News.
TODAY'S RKCH'HS
Vfict-tiihli- Two cupk diced
or shredded raw potato (white or
sweet), two cups diced raw celery,
one cup diced raw onion, one cup
shredded raw carrot, two rups cook
ed Brussels sprouts, cauliflower,
kale or cabbage, one cup tomato
Juice or other vegetable stock, salt,
pepper, rich biscuit dough Cook
first four vegetables In boiling water
for 10 to 15 minutes, drain, all
cooked Iirussels sprout's, tomato
juice and seasonings. Place In bak
ing dish. Use stork drained from
boiled vegetables instead of water
lor milk when making biscuit dough
for crust. Line sides (nut hmtom)
of baking dish and cover ton n-m,
dough. Hake until crust is browiu.il
Cooked cauliflower or kale or even
cabbage (cooked or raw) may he
substituted for the Iirussels sprouts!
Mai Tin It That W a-h
For warm summer days one iniikt
wear clothes that tub well. Silk n
quires liss washing than any oilier
fabric, as dust dues not collect on
silk fiber. (Iri'iit rare must be Ink
n to wash It however, nnil only
Hie mildest soap used and the water
used to wash ami rlnso should be of
the same temp-rature. Cotton ratch-
your prayer was answered,
letter did not reach nil-."
Ilohlimiii was well known
i luh im uteci: iian. Tim
hers were herilly surprised,
fore, u hen his friend Jonen
es dirt and soils easily, but niuy be , ,
k,i.. . . .. ... asked
Into llm billiard
mill announced:
"Itiiblnson has been
ve larlan principle!."
What'.i l.e dune
Tho
I
III the
Inem-
Ihere-1
hursl 1
room one cvmiIi:k
Hue to hla
boiled without inlnrv to the riiw.r
Allowance must be made for shrink
age, however. I.lnen Is the most
cleanly fabric In the world. It col
lects few bacteria and sheds dust.
It musses easily ami must be fre
quently washed, but comes from I he
tub with all Its original freshness.
White linen Is the most serviceable,
as colors are apt to run.
"Haven't
away v. lib i
you heard? ,
i grass widow?"
they
'a run
Mrs. liriiwn: "Jane, has Mr.
l:ron come home yei? thought I
heard him Just now."
Jane: o, mum. Thai was tho
dog what was growling."
Coos Hay Times
DinnerStomes
Two young lawyers, both Iryinir
niuke reputations as orators, l,p.
pened to be pitted against each nth
er In argument, lioth npoke in Kr,at
length, und In closing the second
( i.:iimiKi-ii ina( ne. v,.11H K,,rrv
riieese Putties Cut circles out ofi'" ,ln1 c,H"ague on the wrung
stale bread with a cookie culler. ,or ,hcre w every reuson why
Dip them in mulled butter and ' should agree
brown In tho voen. Fill the centers! "We were brought up together
with mlxturo mail.; of one table-!" studied tugctimr, nnd we wcn.
spoon of butter, milk and three ta-1 lrn on the same day."
I lace in ho oven once more to ! rskod (lie Judge
toast the cheese. i .,
. '' ciime I he prompt reply.
Slrrnvbcrrv l lurr , I ""n "': v,ry y?"
!tin with a rich " "I ''" "lr"
I the strawberry f., "Z. "I ' " , "'''' "een
! follows: Crush two cups of fresh
iherrlf'H Ulr nn i. . . I '
1 i"""ercu suxar,, -
- "' iioiini ne was an en
lert at "telling ,e tale." ,.i
moreover, In tills n. ii ,
, ., ,;t;,ie(l
very well.
"It is a verv sail ;orv. mv
!ild the lady In Mrs as she l,., '.,
MI'UUKMTIOV l"v,:r 8 rln " nnd I feel verv
Are you married, by nlr.
A paper where all the people haft
opportunity to e it prom Ihmlvea It
thev desire that's The Klamath
, News.
, Governor Raps
Evolution Trial
iuvei lanicspoon cornstarch, the,
well beaten whites of two eggs and
one-nan teaspoon of vanilla. nakfl
In a moderate oven and servo cold'
-.in or wiinout whipped cream.
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j r y m ffl
j i
ry tr" V II
Consistency Is the sister of good
taste, and should he the keynote In
nil our furnishings. Anv fn.n..
either by scheming or .ui..i...'
...,..., ,e extravugant or i
over-elaborate Dleres of f,-i.i., lnPeniling
but If we have a modest home, then
simple, nrtls-tlc furnishing consist.
for you.
wny'
As he pocketed the money . r
tlt-d : "Married, lady? Marrl.,1-
- im iur onn mompiH I'd iH.
in nillHlfln llinnnrl If
ns married?? lNt nKely."
A ",nn r""',iv I'e following ,,.'
F.xnonrnta r,t T- .
nnti-cvoliition law are stirred by'
the statement of Governor Aus
tin IVay that. the trial of John
I. Scopes for violation of the
law is "all bosh," anil that "as
long as the evolutionists stick to
the prtsent Tennessee text books
In their teaching, they ,nD dll
no harm. The Rovcrnor will1
not attend the trial.
ME BEST
l fv. m
vr i.ii
There Is such a thing as "llillik
ing too much."
All of us have a certain rapacity
lor thought.
The brain ran be ruined by over
;:riiln. Just llk Ihn eyes.
It should bo understood that
thought Is nothing bill tho organic
function of the brain; and It has
lo obey the snma laws In regard to
ex.irtlon and repose as any other
organic function.
Aa tho function of the stomach la
lo digest, so It Is that of the brain
lo think.
.
A scientist observes Ihut "the no
tion of a soul --as something ele
mentary anil Immaterial, merely
lodging In the bra In and need lug
nothing at nil for th'j performance
of Its essential function, which ron--1..U
In nil a, 'i.i led I y thinking has
undoubtedly driven tnuny people to
foolish practices, leading to a dead
ening of the Intellectual powers."
Frederick the tireat for Instance,
once Hied to form the hub 1 1 of
doing without sleep entirely.
This same authority declares that
a mull should accustom himself to
view his intellectual rapacities In
no other light than that of physiolo
gical functions, and to nianago them
accordingly-- n'urslng or exercising
them its the case may be: remember
ing Hint every kind of physical suf
fering, malady or disorder, In what
ever part of the body It occurs, has
Its effect upon the mind.
Through neglect of this rule,
many, men of genius and great
scholars hnvo hecotiio weak-minded
and childish, or oven gone mad, us
they grew old.
It Is Important to allow tho brain
tho full ineiisiiro of sleep which Is
nocossury lo restore It; for sluop
to a man's whole nature what wind
ing Is to a clock.
. .
One other thing about the brain
wo should keep In mind:
It Is taught that every month of
tho year hns Its own peculiar and
direct lufluenco upon health nnd
body conditions generally; nay, even
upon tho stale of thn mind.
It Is an lufluenco dependent upon
tho woiilher.
You know tho period of tho year
that has tho most fnvorahle effect
Upon , you. Choose this time for
your groat enterprises.
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ruuM krilii mt .Wii
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IU slsibl ii at Mr.
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You ihuuld sot ipJ
motor ynv to lb.
; alinald you ttpHt kui
: the rlty lo v fu
, that It Is ml propnlrl
una lo makt nr J
cliasroal, and tkii
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j o.ten snoiigh,
, In keep the iolteW
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heglisent tn corn. In
nralni-iu, nr that nil
sad rrllieut. Iloril
a Etrl lo Jie 'lively.'
merge your atllH
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HOW TO SOLnj
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of Ifllers is 1st
ill fans wonava
puisls tin !
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TO III; IIKI.II Jl'I.Y !il
I.OH ANdlOI.KH, Juno 13. Ilnrt
Collmn and Kdillo Iluffman, former
light henvywolght chnmplon of the
niivy, lodny signed n contract to
meet In n ten-round decision botil
lo be si aged hero on Hie night of
Inly 2,1. ,
The boxers were secured by Jink
I'oylH, local promoter, who hns a
permit from the stale boxing com
mission lo slage an outdoor enrd
im Hint night,
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