The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 19, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFri.lav. Jiin0 1 0.Ji. Pine Foot Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath THE KLAMATH NEWS v Owned mid Published by KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporated) Officer mid IMrvcH.rs :Nale iter'! In, irrilr-ul ; llrn H. Hunl vice president: Hen II. Kiev wn-Kr): Waller Ktronach, Irrasurcr. j. ontitullng Ihe owners f i:.r entire outstanding stock huc.) ' . . B H. STEVENSON .naiiajrinjr r.iuioi Education in the IIishcr Branches J. V. MeDONALD WALTER WEST .... Editor! Business Manager Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Office I. 0. 0. F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 No. I Address all communications and make all remittances payable to : THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY 'in ordering change of address, subscribers should always give the old as well as the new address Subscription Rte All Subscriptions Payable in Advance ThalivarAft hv fnrrlr ner month tW Delivered by Carrier, six months - Delivered by farrier, one year Outside Klamath County 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 tight makes might, and K- in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand if Abraham Lincoln WHAT JUNE BRIDES DON'T KNOW A great many weddings take place in this season. Whatever dubiousness may have haunted the minds of a young couple and it would be absurd for any grown-up person to pretend that there are not some misgivings usually, on one side or the other, or both is banished for the time being by the ceremony. It has the finality of a die that is cast, and youth turns readily to the future. In two weeks, or perhaps a month, we see the two young folks back in the neighborhood again. There is a pride of proprietorship in the eyes of the bride; pride of being claimed in the walk of the boy. When she takes charge of a kitchen in particular, with its wealth of shining new aluminum, and begins that work which she has been happily, if somewhat anx iously, planning for so long, the young woman feels tremendously manned. For all that, and for all the incredulity of the young couple themselves, marriage has not yet taken place. The sacred, old formula of the ceremony did not accomplish it; neither did the ecstatic days of the honeymoon, nor yet the sense of being settled in a new home. When does marriage take place, then? No doubt there is a precise moment somewhere ; an invisible dividing line passed without knowledge, like the state boundary over which passengers in a fast train are carried unaware. No scientist, how ever, has devised the apparatus delicate enough to detect it; no philosopher can give you a formula. The best that those who have gone before can tell you is how you may know it some time after it has happened lo you. It is certain to be months, and more likely years, after that intoxicated beginning in June. The mad delight of early association will have been passed ; the first quarrels and their more candid successors; probably even a considerable period of drab disillusion when the relationship seems to nave settled permanently into a sort of hum drum division of labor, devoid of mysteries and im possible of any further peaks of delight. And then, in a night, one of the partners chances to waken, and instinctively looks at once for the other. The peaceful lines of the sleeping face wak en a set of emotions never before consciously exper ienced. It is not the passion of former days, yet something quite as intense that suffuses the mind ; a curious combination of tenderness and gratitude and sense of towering obligaiton. It will endure, and grow. Marriage has taken place. 4 ' o . Maybe those North African tribesmen are mad because they saw one of the things called sheiks in this country. Lynchburg News. m v .its vi rj , Ills Hint Wife's Hon First wives often haunt second Ihovik, .... Kt llttliullv lhr.ti.vl, ..i.n.1 1 m ' ' ' -" ' ."'.ucn. ' Try bill. Much l Ihe rase of I he wmuli i. ... . . 1 kit J Mrs. Thompson: I am 'In hi. '14.. (Tkif.i. rlii Ih'iir iunrri'ii woman . years old. I fml ik., "'"i have a baby 14 months old. Hhe Is that U I a dor Utile girl with bin. eye. ahu,,"?"'Jki aim uciii nair ami is very pretty. uw, "H My hunbaml dnea mil seem In rare li..i u "i fur her. torn and hn two buys by his fir.t wile wliii la dead. nm writing ynu. Soutigeat of the mil seem In rare Hut. Is ... " lie was married nm he-jlt r, ""'M 'inaalMtlie Thla Is why baby a, u , ' 7 I am kei'idtig the toward kit boys, who I. slniNolllM.J; It's ant J '' IMr ImmI crltlrtam,, b ,1 unt .mlU . 1 MENU HINT llrMkfaHt Oranges Sliced Oatmeal with Cream Wholo Wheat Muffins Coffee Luncheon Nut and Italsln Sundwlchei Creamed Potatoes Prune Gingerbread Milk Dinner New Orleans Spaghetti Creamed Peas enra old. I am trying tu do all 1 1 can for his hoy hut h does not seem tn rare. The boy does not in I ml me and If I tell his father, he tells hint I am always pliklng joffectlx thai kg on nis imi. iney come anil tight a with niv and I am almost a nervous! Tb tilt ,, wreca. wy nuanann tnrraiened in timn tb vitm'h, leave me lust week because ha said fart that ibi bu , hla boy did not haw a hums with aroulda'i hi uraj me and Just because I corrected i!7lhln tot k, J nun. am nniy trying to uo tor ; lots of mumi, the boy what I think his mother I hats rscHttd i J wuuiu uo. Aty nusiiaud curses ma on tin ubhtt. kti and calls me all kinds of names hr BDythlni (m,J because his people are always tel. ;ti ay of i ". Ing him Ilea about me. My bus- Mrs. L, Y. UanJ uruu worss iiigois anu I flu not : evvrjio-ng Jig fU go out ejrepl when ha takes me. ; threw II, tt4 uJ which Is not often. We have a for I atek. Tie. machine but ha will not let ms begsa putting ivii learn lo drive It. I think ha Is no further trosklt trying lo get me to leave, Wa were I ' happy before the boy came. I do 1110 flllOWN tnl not blnma the boy, however. hardly b )npat h Mrs. 1. J. him. slact oi U Naturally your husband would hut If bt It tttjual jglrli yon lnitolUn ask bis broihw It kc Melbourne Ionian, tha famous Ml ' ' ' ' Hards player, relalea that one day! BIlOKKN-llEAn he found himself stranded at an Uo- to a reipectablt lev lalml railway stalllm In the Kncllsh aramauna. una Midlands. As the neit train waa not ""hlu. yoa uvtii Cue for aome houra he made his way J'l kat yoi b- lo the local lun, where ho was tskea remember that Jeiaj hcuds, hut most men will grow dluy Into a room containing Vrasy-lonk- less in the naiar nnd fall. - j Ing billiard tnble, wllh aet of balls . "Tlio only thing lo do la lo gatn'thut were all a dull firny color. ! tiAIXY: I m.V on the rhuos on which our thoughts' "How on earth do you dllln-somrone else .ts aj ere iiiuoiiiMi, recognize mat u is a auisa iue reti irom ins wiuio; 'win niaao u cu llltla tl...u.. I i .. I .. , ,' , ihuoa and that. In tlio nature of-"h. that's easy," aalil the land- ,ter then add seasoning. ..,. the cut ih.retlcally firm groun.P tort, simply. vYou aoon g... to onion and pepper then k..p. . l.ne,e , ,. ,,,... jknow 'em by tho ahape." I and mimhroonis. This hern i cIkIii ... ! Jam pcrnon.H. i j Kvcn Ku. li.l ll 1. "enipsey iuy mm-a groanipg anu t orfce and Hico Ji'lh llnvr ready ono cup of cooki-d rie nnd add two n:ps of hoi alraiiu'd coffee, one cup nf thin cream nnd three, uunrtcrs of a cup of sugar i nnl to tepid heat and stir In on- Junket lulllet erilutir.il In I ... Il. . t... .ii-i; nuu ivii-m jeiiy:()f ro lea or Berry Lemonade . not lay a demonstrable promise. :""" very III In ep. . ,,i -. uini niiiiiin which trunnceiKl demonntrallon and vlihinit which hn ran do nothlnR. His superstructure, la demunntra Hon. his ground Is fiiilh. Kallh. This l the biggest ele men! In whnt we fondly call truth. Kallh and authority are as neces sity for Km ltd as fur any one elue. Id water. Klavor with one-half a teaspoon of vanilla extract, stir briskly and pour inlo Individual par- TODAY'S IIKCII'KS fait Kineses that have been filled Whole Wheat Muffins Put in onn-iuarter full with shredded pre- There Is nuihlng mixing bowl two nips of whole serves mnrrons moistened with rich wrangle nhinil. -iiem nriur. m,h wiiii one cup of nrP- n'ann in a wnrm plan, until Sensible mie uoiir, one teaspoon smia, one nen careiuny remove t the mlild'e n7.eV...,u nuning powner. two tea- ni wniioiii jarring. ( hill general nxlnms right or wrong "Ar yo very li.ul, Jlm7" uld Mrs. liempsey. "No," hn said. If'a the doctor I'm thlnkln' nf. What a bill II s goln' to he, to be sure." "Now. now, Jim," said Mra. Hemp aey, aoothlngly, "don't you be wor ryln' yer poor old head about thai. There'a the Inatirnuro money, ain't there?" one cannot ! A teacher was Instructing her people will agree lo a ,!,,. the use of antonyms. "Now. course founded upnn a few , children" 'she said, "wlial Is Ihe Hllll lirnfitiailllnnia i. . DOona Rail. nni.ha1f .... Ihnroiitrhlv n .wl tt,,fVn ,... i .i... l,'''l"'"n" N",r"Wl -'ll nril . n"' ...... n..i I'.M'I" 'I Ilfl H llllfllll Wllll-n I hey "Joy," ehrli'kcd the class In unl- Ul. .... . .. . a ... ,. , inins ii worm Wlilln lo .,, add one egg, one-half cup shorten- or a star of i n am, prena, d through wrangle for some lime and il ..., . , ., . , ing and two cups sour milk. Hake U pastry tube. ' .- . I Wl,"t U "'' IP in hot oven twenty minutes. ThlJ ,,r 1,...- ... .1 ZZ.y. '. . 11 r"! . .. ' " 'iniiiiK "I'ii ri " Cliililii'ii's IV.' now to sunn Tkr orJii" squares and rat as does. tlol)StK rarh hit -tu" 1 eris ar Imsfasl nf lettera ll Kill torsi " puiile 1st In Ihe drasisi. H" the other I images Bixtoen muffins. Sweet milk can be substituted by using four I teaspoons baking powder. i Nut and Itaisln Use half as many nuts as raisins, passing them, mixed, through a food chopper, then mois tening with orange Juice before other KOH CiltKASK SPOTS lleiX'S a Hllaple wy .j r, I(h( Krensn spots from 111 Ik or h.,,,1, goodH: ho reje. l prlhollH and . iia. uce. "And The mlil. Mm w..y mny he ns full nf hidden ro. k. ns Ihe other ways are! '; (1 ja . of niiiniresl ones, but It Is the pleas-! what la Ihu uiponllo You can't keep as fit as a fiddle by just fiddling around. Eric Dispatch Herald. Many a man seeing an old flame wonders why ne once wa3 the moth. Louisville Times blotter l.in ,.r . SDreadlne nn l,.,.,r..,l I, a . . " "' "l ' "'" " uner nuviiig covered . sprinkling Prune filngerbread Two cum. chalk. Lay the garment on vi.nr ir iinlest while wo enn keen to It ami board with a piece, of blott ! LEGION DELEGATES oeiieBiii mo gr. ase spot. Place nn-; ulilr""na of spnl powdered wiih a In practice II Is seldom very hard I'len, h lo do one's duly when one knows flour, one-half ten,..,n ui. I Tho- .. "'" 11 '"" 11 souiet lines ........ H.,., i,.;i;. ,, ,,. K,Uer a in, TO CONVENTION TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY quarter teaspoon baking soda, one Pot wllh your Iron. After .nl Ti i,f . . "'"' teaspoon cinnamon, two tea,,., ' five or ie , . Th" . '"'"y l. however, often The following delegates from rpninvn it.,, i.i. . i... I. ginger, four tablespoons shortening ,j ter and brush off ihe Kren, h ch u v ," w'"'t K'um""1 l't No. 8. of the Am- a pincn of cloves, one egg. one cup The spot will , ROne. , '"' ,nnun nr" an l-Haion, will leave nere ' " ""' miiiie ami moro nesiiny noon noiinn for tne nig simc .aslly llstlKl.l,e,l. conveiillon of Hie Legion at Prlne- : "In all ra.es of di.ulu," Siiinuel i villa on Thursday. Friday, and Sal .liuller oplmd. "tho promptings ofiurdnv of next week Dr. 0. 8. la kindly disposition are more tr.isl- Newsom. Kruncls R. Olds, Linn W. I ......iy uian inn coiicltiHlons or logic .nd sense Is better Hum science." sour milk, one-half cup moluases.l one-halt cup of sugar, one cup of! cooked prunes, chopped nnd dredged' with flour. 81ft all the dry lngred- lents except sugar. Heat egg In bowl. Add milk, molasses and' sugar. Melt fat, add It to molasses! 1 mixture. Add dry Ingredients, then! i prunes. Uako twenty lo thirty mln-! i utes. j ! .... j j Berry I.iynonao'e To each glass! jof plain lemonade add two table spoons crusnea rrcsh or canned her- structure wlilie... . r V Iw" ""'n irlea-strawherrles, raspirrls, lo-', i.nshakabl.. f One had a 1,,(, C" C":. b!ack.,,e"l0 nr There are no , h H.,.. . ! ,""nt er neeuy iruus should be strain- uel li,ir i,..,,i ' ea netorn adding to tho ii.m.m . notiii.n, i i...... ... '-i there be i.nv " l. .... " nun :"n..Wr,e vo ere beyond our " ., C Z . lu" ! "' "Wim. iiu crusnea nerries. If,..i. u "imnot n the water . . . fathom them; therefore. Il v i .... ,n ' ...... ' """" w en no en.,., i. . . . . Now Orleans Ra i . "'"""" li, .l" '"ed again. If HE BEST ADVICE It is said we can build no und C.l on a pier fishing. anu in the excltn- TIki other man watched his struggle,,, hut did salt, shouted the man Hn went under, and no existence, One "There Is one ii,in e. 'large ' ' " nUuV, P" l"fl '""r him " ." ""' ""0 ,Hln: """ It Is not cenah, ,,' 1 'L!". lanMM lM,'r" nothing certain. are ns men who will li,Kb,t ,., ., , , 110 ftoapoil, "I pound ground round green pepper, one can tomato soup, ono-hnlf .... . " "" " riaiii timt Ti. - - .. cheese fAmerlcan) one naVk e .' ... . ccr,,n' ' w Z J"."" ' "r ",l,lk "'" spaghetti, one can mushrnnn,- .-i . "r0 a" n,Kn wll Insist ,. 110 "tl'ol. tablespoon, butter, one teasno, ' j I" " V"r ,,,B t a' "Wei, .., . on. teaspoon ehll, powder, .',. a JT " f "" eer lime to be boasting It!" Nesmlt'h, 11. S. Mathews 11. alius (Jack) Knowlos Tho local party will join the soul hern Oregon caravan at Fort Klamath, mudn up of car loadeit with Legion delegates from Ilose burg, Crania Pass, Meclford, and Ashland, nd the grand parade from that point to the convention tUy will he headed by alate .traffics of ficer J. J. McMahon. of Medford. who will cruise along ahead and warn Iraffle lo dolour to the woods. Among the headline fcaturcl of entertainment to be offered tha " vcntlon dulegnloa at Trlnevlllo l old time round-up with uch performer aa Lorona Trlckey, Bel and Ilertha nianriholt. Pendleton fnvorltea taking part. Members of the Illy Uodoo association will also make the trln ,in an effort IP M"" all the Prlnovllle buckaroo talent down here for the Foujrth of Ju'y toino. .....nf A m-J 1. In """fa Wort a. wora " ,.. tut I "'w'ordl M"'5 V'nra v- j arfT?