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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1925)
i Pare Four Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath Tuesday, Juno 16. 1P23. I THE KLAMATH NEWS uwnea ana ruousnea Dy KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporated) nffl cm and Director: Nate OMerbelo, president; Byron II. Hunl, rtce- ,, president; Bon H. Stevenson, eccrctary; Walter Stronach, treasurer, t (constltntlng the owner of the entire outstanding itork iiuue). B. H. STEVENSON Managing Editor J. W. McDONALD Editor WALTER WEST Business Manager Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as second-class matter. Published every morning except Monday. OlSce 1. O. 0. F. Building, 102-122 So. Fifth St Telephone 877 ' Address all communications and make all remittances payable to The Klamath News Publishing Company. In ordering change of address, subscribers should always give " old as well as riew address. , Subscription Rates All Subscriptions Payable in Advance , Delivered by Carrier, per month $ .60 Delivered by Carrier, six months .'. 2.50 Delivered by Carrier, one year 5.00 Outside Klamath County 5.00 .'. Full leased wire, United News and United Press. (Longest in the world.) OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS "Let us have faith that right makes might, and , in that jaith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it" Abraham Lincoln The First Rows of Summer! THE RIGHT HAND OF FELLOWSHIP The right hand of fellowship is extended to the people of Klamath County by the merchants and professional interests of Klamath Falls. Grasp it. Feel the strength of its sincerity and eagerness to satisfy learn of its actions to moulding this our community into a greater and more enterprising community. It's that right hand of fellowship, of welcome, of ambition, of co-operation, which has done so much in contributing to the welfare of our fair town and county. Think back a few years. Note the many public and private improvements that have been made since then as a drect result of local enterprise. What motive has prompted those enterprising merchants and professional men? Certainly not sel fishness. It is a fact not to be forgotten those who have contributed did it for the purpose of adding to your convenience or your pleasure. Yes to con tribute good fellowship and good will. Of course, these community betterments and' im provements were not made without faith and sacri fice on the part of our business and professional in terests. Quite often, we all know, they came forward with financial aid when they could least afford it. And yet, they did it, and are doing it, with a gener ous heart and cheerful smile. That's the spirit that has made Klamath Falls and Klamath County so progressive. And all these interests ask in return is your co operation in building an even brighter future for this community. Patronize the home merchants do not violate that faith they have placed in you. Buy at home and help build a bigger, better place in which to live. The right hand of fellowship has long been ex tendedlet's grasp it feelingly and in sincerity. o . SALVAGE VALUE OF OLD ROADS A recent report on the salvage value of old roads, prepared from the records of the New York High way Department, shows the average cost per mile of reconstruction, complete contracts 1919 to 1924 in clusive, to be $36,000 for first class Portland cement concrete and for asphalt macadam for same period, $16,000. This reconstruction which from now on will be the most important work in New York State, covers the rebuilding, to whatever extent is neces sary, of the older roads now worn out or become oth erwise so unfit as to make their replacement a job large enough to be placed under contract. It is ex pected that a finished reconstruction contract will leave a road in first class condition to sustain tha traffic it will attract. The $20,000 difference in re construction cost measures the value of the salvage possibilities of the prevjous work in connection with the asphalt macadam types. The 1925 lettings show aDout $zi,uuu per mile dmerence in such work. ! - 1 later "but Mrs no tsr worm husbendt? Mora la a letter from a wife who iiA , crying flr.t. Hut. Ilk, , ,,.0.11.1, person, whoa ehe discovered that moaning and groaning would nut help una bll ah turned about fan anil tried aumothlng site. Bha aayt: Dear Mrs, Thompson: Having read ao many letters where wlver complain if losing ihnlr husbands' love. would Hka to glva a vague glimpse of my married Ufa. living reared by paranta that -war. in. gether loo atrk-t, I .married at the aga of 1 man nrarly to. eooo began to think I had mada an awful mistake. Hut holng taught that di vorce raa a dltgrac on (ha -whnlo family I know I had to' maka the boat of a bad bargain. Boon our first baby waa born, girl. Hut be for ab waa born ha waa real lew and didn't mn to cars It I 1 1 red or dlad. which I a I moat did. Finally w. mo.d to IhU rl.y and for j,, j 1 saw ha waa attracted to anmh.r!, ''it m-i u-.ii . .. " I ' ..-.. ' -, mm uvmrv broken, for aha had It "all over ma" aa 0 dress and good looka. I dldnt hare a rent to buy any rtothaa and waa all k. W'a quarreled arid argued to no avail, ao I mnilo him mora to another neighborhood, and I made up my mind If ha liked to tea other women dreaaeil ntrely I would, too, tf I had to aleal Ilia money to do ao. Then another baby, a girl, waa bom and held htm prelty rloaa tor a while. The doctor told hrm I would nnl live Araln niiMrvlhln u.n mA against me. Then I aald If I muatl" Plbl t Ma ,11. I ... ...In. In K. e.wut 11. '""" from M while I waa alive, and I alopped tak ing .medicine. I bought aoma nice clcthea for myself and klddlea, and ""Kg ki.. u4(ta h 0MtS)1J ortii.rr' niMiala, lot. J hoal4 10 to ha J lkar ilrl iaJ b" lUtto, i J Blhtb(ttb,J ma Miotu. fa J How eta n. . Imifina for eu J Boaid ia to it, " yon in ii whom yoa atni, yon. and trll klm that ha ii mlita, Inraa iimi aat rloaa frlnl ailM aquilly u atuvtliJ or perbapi , thing yoiaii,k turning a minute "but Mr a. Unit to Hat ( caret for notl, TiJ OB (A hlaM Imu J cictnea for myaelf and kidniea, ana. w look a trip for all ka. com. noma ""' l and I nlmoat lira don tha road. I " . -A waa out In the treah air aa much aa poatlble. Now our baby la eight yeara old, (he other girl la a large nd I almoat lived on the road. I hubby will ear. "Ilabe, you look like MEXC HIXT lireakfaat Grapefruit Cubea in Honey Baked Egg in Coreal Milk Buttered Toast Coffee Dinner .Stuffed Baked Cabbage in Tomato Sauce Small Browned Potatoes Bran Rolls Endive and Green Pepper Salad Cream Date Pudding Tea Kiipper Toaated Gimmca Radlahm Eye Wonders Muble Fluff Hot Chocolate C&ffee TODAY S ltK( ll'Ks"" in coreal la aimply leftover cereal1 P , On0"h,"f Cupl mixed into milk, placed I. Z lT' ,;"" P Powdered, al baking diahea . T ' lmllt?d . PPormint atWk can-. and frnezo as usual. muat- 'Nerer mind the arda. ma'am.' sprinkled with chopped nuts. srceUEsTiox - I , t"Jil'l UIIUU I III . .lrc,u, onert for th8 Interjecled Maggie. "I told the ml., company dinner In hot weaker. ycur name, when I went up. Bake an angel food cake. When atalra." cooled thoroughly cut In aquarea.j ' Stem and wash fronh atrawbeiri . Sweeten and maah. Let atand one! hour on Ice. At time of serving mix; thoroughly with vanilla ice cream pour over angel food and aorve at once. Brown went out and won t be uaok.a little doll," and hkt blue eye till dinner time." aparkllng. Are we happyT I aay "That too bad!" exclaimed one we are. MBS. X. Y. Z. of the visitor. "And to think, too. . v-.. .... -i. that I have forgotten my card I should find out for herself and that jiprrnilnt. "" C'rram Nothing ates r,u1to ao good for dcjiacrt In hot weather aa ko cream. Peppermint Ire cream Is a little dif ferent from the usual and may Just Bull your family or guuata. Scald inio a depression made by a table jspoon 1n the center of the dish. This is dotted with butter and baked or boiled until hc egg is set. Milk may be added at the tablo where the 'egg la beaten. I i Stuffed Bilked Cabbage in Tomato 'Sam Scoop out a umall head of j cabbage, removing outer leaves. I Grind up scooped part and leftover meai. u more meat Ik H,.lrnH , cabbage center may be cooked sep arately or made Into slaw. OnlonB. seasoning of salt and popper and Phlloaotthera of thle ag, pirrrot lug the thought of phllotophera of other ages, teach us that It Is the object of the state to promote the moral alma of mankind. But Is It? Tho aim for which mankind rxista (a .pnrubollc expression. It haa been remarked), ttai.e (Jooil Gentlemen tell us. la that a .man ahould act In such and such a manner. The real aim. Schopenhauer con tends, Is that "the Will, of which An Irishman on iis av j h, VPry man comploto .iwctmi-n races waa persuaded by thru, other! " wnitner It needs to occunnntH nr 1 1. -.11-,.. , .iiirn tnul inn mm hlm..t. . l .. (1 ,1,0 union of Thought and Will) ahould perceive what this will I. H ,h.. horrora It contains; that ho ahould DinnerStomes Is life la really very Interesting oven though your marriage doetn't prove to be the auocesa you pictured It would he. It waa up to you to change It to stilt youreolf. A con stant lurhrymoae slate aaawned by a wlf never, never haa a noticeable effect on the heart of a husband. If he It hard-hearted enough to cause the tears he won't be bothered much by their dampneta. Many wive weep tholr way through married life and wonder why hubby gets -worse and worse, and eventually entirely breaks looso from the tie that bind". the will, In lis horrible nature, ly Is." real. occupants of the railway carriage to join In a llttio gamo of solo whht. For half an hour he lost steadily! and then to his astonishment, Jic noticed one of tho players, a tough mmw tire rciiecllon of htmeir i- his own deed In the abomination of don't wiii , cruml browned on top add to thel., ?"y nnlmoHlt'- 1 wn't men (appearance of the dish, wh ch Is ''J"' but " h d"" U a' nourishing and econcmbai 1,1 knnck blt her eye cut." Mr. Ncwlyrlch strutted Into a club to which he had been elocte.i. He loosea around to see If thuro WM and economical. I'avorlto Icing Cream one tea spoon butter, add powdered sugar, mm wun corroe Infusion anil t, .-..u... ., . " drop, of almond flavor. Alie,-..: iZi' . " knew' an'' '" sugar and thinning ,lntU desired 1 h.rT . Vered 8 w!"-'nwn ! amount Is made barrister reading by a window. i Toasted Cilm.nrs-Take ground LnHi. 'I"""' aCr""' t0 the ba"lt" round steak, seasoned, and Zy I o hh f"? P"Im d"wn' lpread on buttered bread and bon "0nH1. """""i d,a- untll done. Fold to.th tw 'l ""w h had Ju"1 .Piece,, toast bread and serve hot tun! !?' nrM'" ho ' g,ln,5 hl lingers to make the dla Kyt Wonders As many eggs asC"1 "par,lle- wduld yu do desired may be used. Take m. ...l" you had that!" and flour to make fair'.y stiff batter. egg If desired to hold the .mixture1 shin SIW"nCn Wh "0a"tc1 to,i,.. ..... "imurc shade over one eve. orod.ire n lU'cm. Fill the cavltv with the .... P"! nowhcr8- I Th. R,.n.,' whlch whoy on- rice, macaroni or any adaptable left , . u nllmn" !! the Z , T th0 K,n'-r"1 ''". overs, pour tomato sauce ow d'.!! " 0n m''n"or nfi m !! . mattltmlalU'n ' bd bake unMi J...-'r..... . . "n,,;the party cheating. I don't ,ii. .Jwln- b"t In no wlso chock, the m . . " """"ca Mcad'r . ' nif. ,h ,.,. . " "i"i'i wouki ihi impos- nioio. u is nccauso tho State c.hocka tho manlfiwtatlon of his will that a man very ,ldm Mon the whf),0 " " ms nature In the mirror of his deeds i Does tho reader oupposn thnr. are no peopio in the world aa bad as Loel, and Leopold, or other murder ers? Docs he fall to no that there are mn.ny who would act like them If inly they could? Then Schopen hauer tells him: "Many a criminal dies more quiet ly on the scaffold than many a non criminal in the arm. of j,,, funily. The one ha. perceived what hi. vrlll Is and ha. discarded It. The other haa not been able lo discard It be- Zt,M.hM nV" - "The aim of tho H.nto Is to pro- z,r . . 01 ,he 'm of nre vmcn 01 sail, sugar to taste . .i.i. of cinnamon or nutmeg and drop Into hot fat from fork. These form queer ahapes nnd are crisp contrast to the maple fluff which Is glorified tapioca In coffee and milk, flavored with maple ' a ell It," .aid th 'and buy a nail brush e barrister, One afternoon two visitors rang "ie hell, and, tolling them to mted, MaEKlfl Wfnl ,Ito n Wrt of the house to see If her mis tress ivas In. "I'm Thus apeaka Schopenhauer, super realist. Mfe was not to him a mat ter of Sweetness and Mght. It la natural that he la unpopular. Man dislikes to be told that he wouldn't be ao vain It he really knew himself Ing 1 bll will M( your aead. i Children'. Frf . Croiilj HOW TO The -eras rttf Ksaief ant n dowa. Oaly a wards ara fwi ml Ltten la tat 111 Imm wink pallia ths tt I im erawmi. tat ether A booster ror Klamath ooant) and Klamath Fall and every legtt Imate Industry theraln that'l O Klamatb Newt. Woman Excel iT j " " in Two Jobs ft".' wx I i i 1 1 Mln 1 Damthw t Cnnnlnffham.' 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