The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 24, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm Page Four Wodnosday, 'Jn2-t. THgj I; Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath New i. - , i m ww it v ' a "mm a m ww nr j Hi Hi JVLAMAIrt MiWS j 1 V 'i, ' , Ownnl anil Published by V T amatii Mr WC Dl IDI f CU I KIO rnuDiuv It a 1 a a wuuiuiiu wi.taj-kill intwuraicu i Officers mul PlrwtowtXatr OttrrSctn, president; Byron H. Hunl vice-! president; lion H. Ktrv nvi-v spronry; Walter Mruiuirh, Irmwurcr. -(Constituting the nuncix of tic entire outstanding Mock Issue.) I t rt cirrpvpAV w - n vi I d. xi. managing cunur J. W. McDONALD Editor WALTER WEST Business Manager J Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, PUBUSHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY i Office I. 0. 0. F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 Address all communications and make all remittance! 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 Rates AH Subscriptions Payable in Advance Delivered by Carrier, per month BO Delivered by Carrier, six months a.JWl Delivered by Carrier, one year ; B.OO Outside Klamath County 5.00 FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS i LnirPf in thaw U'il.!. 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 vie understand if Abraham Lincoln A' SELF EVIDENT FACT ; "The levy of an income tax, at proper rates, is a fair and economically sound means of raising the immense revenues required for operation of the government,-' says Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, '"But the tar: must not be levied at rates so high as to hamper-business, slacken initiative, distort invest ment and encourage avoidance of the tax." "If the position of the income tax is to be made secure, we must prove its essential integrity. We must give to the country a law which closes the most abvious doors of escape from taxation without at the same time exposing the law to contempt by load ing it with complicated provisions unsuccessful in stopping tax avoidance. - Our present law has many of these defects." He said a taxable investment should yield a re turn of about 8 per cent to equal the net return of a 4y2 percent tax-exempt security. "On the other hand," he explained, "under a total normal and surtax of 20 percent, a taxable se curity yielding slightly more than 5y2 percent would be equivalent in net return to a 4y2 percent municipal bond. "We can see, therefore, if the surtax rates are reduced to a reasonable figure, the lure of tax ex empt securities will become less appealing and the man of large income will find it advantageous to in vest in productive business." Exploding the Darwin Theory . . ! 1 - i U W ir -ir-Z-J"' ilfJl.ifllA I If J. lit I uuli lll 1 sM IA IV 1 I i ii iiai si i ii iiiiii i nM m i I'ul. or formidable, or aniuslnt r. - sssiajassifcl ii is oiiro ine rasa that II t. .k. .. . -ssssl Jiuaband'a lark of understan.n... ' '"'knu Ms wife's physical condition which each d """1 Itauaes thnlr unhannlnn. t J 10 find.., m-ar Mrs. Thompson: I am com-'al,,," U. !ug for much nedd advice ,, oul " ',1,r a married wniuan. 3t year huahaml being 31 years old have bcim murrlrd two yea lime a darling baby I J inon My liii.l.oii.l and I would be hannv huf fur tin ikiH.. ill i we are poor now, my huihand work, i.i i . ' hard an J . ep-ct to have a home !, , If ua ' V b k if our on In the ti-r fm,.r. n.'.i... . "- stt has no bud habits whatever ' .1 I T ,rt ,k' U A ' 1 IlT. '"'l.-.rwh?'h-to4-k'''' rall i. .. r H ry "pints i M Well in.. 1 mil Ul M Ittl.L. do lot tryastasr, uoubi that ,nur t lucrative. And that we do as an apology to others and to ountelres. for not . - M.NU HINT ,cream or' fruit saW Another way .m,rk " "d nA lln-akfnxt : of muking tarts Is to fill unbuked ... Sweet Cherries hcl! (fitted Into smull tart tin ; , , , . Prepared Wheat Cereal with ncook.d fruit and bake for , J,' 'ob"!,lce'1 ,nl mo" P-rsona French Toast Coffee about fifteen minutes in hot oven b" ly metl ln toc''lr w,,n ,nrt r I.. . I t.. i. . ... ... ... wuutoi. c,4rn seems bin use tobacco nor drink, and al ways spends his evenings at home He la loving In every way but one. which Is this-lie does not think I belli him enough If I am to blame -lea help me as we are very un- I ailllV I knVM Mm... I. . I . . . ....... ...-vti eironaiinu 1 im since childhood (I welr.h HI pound.) ... k . "1"1 M l.nd I would slve i.ll il.. ...i.i .' . " rM't(i - noes nix rrliuu. 1 . b like my husband's mother Ii ,.. . "1 "n ' red v. ry hard .11 yuu r,. Bh,,. M her life, has raUc.l a lui I'D fuhill V ' . i s t ' M .d M.w a, es . v ,;,. h' .c.r. ,oo woman. , . , - -j large farm, and beine ho.i.i. .. l " uciween you ik..t 1 afford hired h.-ln i..v h,..i . UuM 4 "peas, in n m tbuai . works ear v un.l lul I k. k'. . " awsi m i "nil io nulrlly lr in .l twice a day. do all my hu.ork. ; ,ha, 7, .. -ih. au wnro mv i -si ... 1 hu.bsn. hs. work In the field, which her. ths, yo, i can do with our baby with me. ,a f ,h htJ rrlnti at 1 n. always wming. There .r. d.ysou ,, ,fclt " "1 -ui-n i am not aa Well aa nlh.r. . i. i l Th.n .... k ...k . 1 " - eilfal - " " "ome- great ransciiv I.. . ... aei me chorea started aoodneu h.. t, t the usual time. y husband In. .ui.l .k. slsts 1 should neglect my housework W worry, is, lrI J for the out.lde. Hhould IT II. .I-I,cm.in ... ,1T1 waya notl.es and remarks .tw.,.i.,. .1 Uih k k . pansinirM . ..... ..o....,.rpers. wno have remember Ibsl vbst i ha - .. ..,..,. lo oo, : better ttisn sanklu ski . ml an I .1 1 . ' . ii ... . . tul wife, i WONDKItlNO: ' III. i uruully glrrn bafon lb .... iii.i-ii or uany. bocauae mv' .. . v . . .. . . ' :1.1V. e.r a kmimi u. imomer and his mother buy what w'lhr,r , need I k.v. . . tt"''r nome.as4tlHi.-d ..... . ..i, uau lenmer. . ' muri ui variy I or . I'lhls lime of than a J modoc point :!:?y.ri need to Una Intafea .iiwiiwi rm.vr. June S3 ., 'case. The trlapken. i nd so I dMiko to Irare my house work undone. I savn all I possibly can In every way. lie haan'i im.i to buy hardly anything In clothes fur myself or bnl.v ii.w..... SERVICE AND COURTESY PAY Service and courtesy are two leading agencies for success. Mercantile and public' service organizations recognize their value in business. Following rules are emphasized in the Portland Electric Power Com pany. When the customer comes in witri don t send him or her from pillar to post; that irri tates. Classify all complaints. Study the cause of complaints; eradicate them at their source. Completeness of your reply is only one-half courtesy; the manner of your reply is the other half Be polite and pleasant, thus making the party glad he or she called on you. Show individuality to each customer; make him feel he is "Mr. Simpson" and not just one of the throng. - Get the other fellow's point of view. I! won t argue, inform. o . Now that naughtiness is spreading into the prov inces, the man who goes to New York on business is really going on business. , Some people have trash cans, and some just keep their junk in closets. o Old-fashioned infants had rattlers, also, but not on the highway. I.nnchcon Peppers Stuffed with nice Lettuce Sandwiches Relatln with Whipped Cream Waters Lemonade Oinncr Meat Loaf with Pickles Scalloped Potatoes Lettuce with French Dressing Fruit Tarts Iced Tea with sweetened nii-rluxe and TODAY'S RECIPES . w... .1.1. Bncc.viirii ui.tiiikp ona . ... ,.,r m v . ,0 "u"- " i"t all here." l,rovrn j "Senators and presldenta have i climbed high with puln enough, not LAL.NDKY HINT ', T" h" ""n'' . t peclally agreeable, but as an apol- . hga,r.D,K , v1 ' """" f"r wor,h- n1 d should be ooked over carefully ,elr niannood ln 1r .. K j ,or talns dry. These M) observed , should be removed by suitable mean. This I, the secret of the groat before the article ,a wet. as soapy r,Ulovenlenu of mJy ' water sets stalns. . Soap or soap, nlmb ,hov " '""'I more emcieni wnen, . dissolved in very hot water, n. nl . Meat Loaf with Pickles Five pounds beef, ground, four cups sift I i Penners Stuffed with itico rnnir " . i r;HA Clin nf rtpa nnlll lanAam I. l-f the WIBn lu than im.l.ln.J l t. ' i . " - -.... .tHMri in uiic - .... ilivn in lRl quart of well-seasoned while stock, j fol"tlon, nnd it will be much morel ,Melt one-quarter cup of butter, add ' effective In softening and removing ' j two lauiespoons oi cnopped rea pep-. ",L uuu Kr''e. ,per ana lour taoiespoons of chop ped onions and cook two minutes; then add four tablespoons of chopped mushroomB and cook until tender. U.dd the prepared rice and mix thoroughly. Cut the tops from eight green peppers, remove the seeds and partitions, cover with boiling water land let stand five minutes. Drain, ' fill with the rice mixture, cover with buttered crumbs, arrange In baking I dish and bake one-half hour. To matoes may be used In place of mushrooms, If prepared. Usually wo civilization PimerStories The prisoner was before the court en a charge of murder u.n. ttnculshod legal lights had assemh- i''d to hear the case. The charge was read out. and !he Judge asked the man In the dork If he would like to be defended by rounsel. "No. your honor," came tho re ply; "this is loo serious a mattor." ire prone, to think our Tommy had sprained his wrist us meridian: but """ want to go to ,-hM f HE BEST U OF EE) MIS and Mrs. O. I). Kills spent an en Joyalle slay ut Itocky Pulnl ou fun. day. , .Mrs. M. K. Knutiss allended, the initiation of the Heb.kah lodge Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chss. McCandlrsa wore visiting friends In Modoc Point Saturday. The busebull gumo between Ten nant and Mod. Point was culled off on account of rain. I. Ilunsarker of Klsmsth Falls .s visiting with rleatlves In Modoc Point. A flro at Lamm's mill on Sat urday would have been very disas trous except for the promptness of em nil yes responding to the fire alurm. noti-s, are uard Is mill I lie giant formsl CHau ' ' i I Children'j Pni Fashion Borrows ?Ara$Sl- pet . "nil p ncnooi. when we reflect more deeply. KP "Hut your wrist Is nicely band -- - ciuernon mat we uigeii nis mother. "It '.on't led crumh. Z'.ujr. "ZZ 'JI.' l"e """-"owing y011 from .Ue0(ll - . lu ,".m8 war. M"l the boy held back. I.,l t,.b lummoeB. two rtiriH rnnnnod i (.t l .... . i - " "7 J, in our nnrhrous society M. in. 1 ,mnn nr !hIfl Pit - 'rr.o. who wuienuoon Bttic. wn r iinnn t ... ounce, chopped onion, eight to ' 'n " ln" vweet pickles. Add the tomatoes,! .... . ., , celery, salt, onion and crumbs to Li P 1 . 1"1 ,)ower' a" bt the meat and mix well. Beat the , i lo tum,'le r'"rs eggs slightly, add the milk and mlxC"?, Chalrs' lu Drcn is with th meat. Cover the hnt(nm r"dly yet """Pected." of well grcaied loaf pans with the! . mixture. Then place a row Every thonrl.i m.k ' , C. "Peak up' "on'" ""nmand ,"d his father. "Let's have the real rTO. wnv ., you want j" 10 "''ho01 with sprained wrist'" j "Too many boy, owe me B (k .'Hi. Into the world nllers the The kindly nenil,n. . . Hesawin'the ny, and what Hitter "Well, UtUo your name?" ;;skadrach X..behadneMar lrok. Who gvo y that namc, ... . ' " I '!! out when pickles end to end In the pans. Fin ; throws In with the remainder of the meatiworl'1 mixture. In order to have thel The gladiator. In tho list of now., loaves uniform, be careful to the meat well Into the corner, of force. ,. "T. -he pan. and avo.d having the ren- ... .1 V" T " " ia hikn. at .... , na very iiirfj .. i .. . :rZT,.T -fesn'of , oven until done. AlloVlnr fot ri tb I"""1 ' "' flR"lcRf wlth h'ch I ma 07stnaii acc""e'1 Irtah ounce, for each irMwZJ tonCT "Ul to '"' Zl T" U-fA,ter " - may be served from ihl Zm I w t.L . ' "nd 11,6 ,ikc -i A in m" '"" ,he h- t a t mount. willing homage In all quarters." ' hl" Pet and ap0. Tart,8,ell, for tart v '.l " "ena,,"e ' much i " havlnK "-e Irish- made of plain pastry,, rolled thin' h, 8 are lmPtl"nt In! .. , , and fitted over the backs ol ,1 "W."'.m.e l,ll"lt '"- Ual.T "'1 '." '" fiuffln -pans for baking r i.k '. ! . ."" """"' V .. .'""nt I was a tlmf : Patty shell. Inside the tin.. Wh-nlof rM.'-.i:""!'1 " -""'! d ,Z I a ".... rult' f.ll.ng. SerC; "T " " - turd. Devonshire rre-m ' cacn "r M" hns some tnim "'VVSa ran Uo "omethlng useful, or grace- mlsiakon.1 w Tawavn iaw mm ... "d Klamath Fa la .n1" e0M"'-J ln.i. i.j . '. ral1" nd ever Klamath'S u"M'.Vi th. m m Unaainff AfrS . Word 1. In U JW Wnni 6. A kind kl..l An vv ira o. i - -.a through the 3 Word 8. A rMPKU"- "1 In addressing a ni. Word . A 'f""-ZJ comin from tnuUiHl i Word 1. The " " Inir the unit of tn. sj-" ( tu.j o A gsrdtB times called a Bag. J .u a u i jtmnsnv. AW" I W0ra A. '" place. The fireside. rf V Word 7. of WJ Word 10. An indtftrt YESTEII DAY'S Ft ANSWER Strinrs from 1 1,. ..k.. ... 1.. ... .. ... u i . . I uvi- rowed by Dame Fashion lo malca ttractlce this snxony coat In juannlsh style. Colors are Irory, . beliM jod Un. '