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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1925)
r 11 Paee Four Thursday, Juno '25. W25. THE Editorial and Feature Page of KlamatK New -if? KM m N KM if.. J'l if! I-1 1 THE KLAMATH NEWS Owned anil Published by KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporated) Officers mid l(nrtnr:nti (Ktertxln, president ; Hymn II. ' Hunl vice president; lli'n II. Nt.-vciixoii, stfcn'tury; Walter Ktroiuich, treasurer. (Constituting Hip mvium of Urn entire otitstiuKlIng stock issue.) ? SJTOf?? Managing Editor j. w. McDonald . Fditor WALTER WEST :....l.,...i..Z'S!. Busing Manager! Entered at the I'osloffice at Klamath Falls. Oregon, as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Office I. O. (). F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 Marble Time Address nil communications and malio all remittances payable lo 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 t '. g jy) Delivered by Carrier, six months .. !!L"!1!!!!' S..V ru vj v.niiici, uuu year O.00 Outside Klamath County ft.00 FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS ' ' ( l-ongr-st in the World) j OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATHT FALLS 1 ; ' ' 11 1 "Tt e hna iiitU firs tJ.t U ;U .V ' in that failh let us to the ehdddre Wit' out duty as vx understand it" Abraham Lincoln WE CAN PLAY AS WELL AS WORK IN KLAMATH Klamath Falls has in recent weeks developed a new kind of enterprise and taken- its place among the wide-awake cities of the West. It has demonstrated it3 ability to play, as thor oughly well as it works by organizing a Golf Club of 200 members arid its own Baseball Club which will show the stuff of which we are made. Most of us have more leisure than formerly, and all the conditions of modern life tend towards more and more spare time. Not only is this for the aver age man, but the resulting benefit should be large ly for him. That is why we need as a community both base ball and golf, to represent the pushing, urging, for ward impulse that is putting Klamath Falls firmly "on the map." ' The' test of any man is thr f.iinmacj umMi v,; he "plays the game" whatever it may be, and meas uring cities by the same vard-stick developing a new personality. If more of us will learn to nlnv n v;t A J va v 1VVUOlUHai" ly the chances are we will wear better and last long er. The exercise of golf and the enhtusiasm of base ball will make livine more wortli-uV;i0 D,i smooth out many a problem. It does not need a Klamath Falls is growing every way. Both at work and at play we want the outside world to please take notice ! iTHis Time. hJfh 2'"Y "LZL ' ' ll lo m In tw .ry fooll.h , " of psrunfi. to fdibld a tontMn of Ulmlrs to in.ny a rni Wuat l4 nd vll Ihcir ronoii for -thnlr o. IkmIHou. Th.y can Mally d..tn.r an in. mini in daughter baa tu them by amh a rourw. A girl j rua 10 me: I Hear Mm. Thnnip.on: ov. , irtmiig nnii who has aaked ma to j marry him, and both tod It I, ; Impound for ua to go on thfou.h inn wnnout rain other. milk hi 111 and nova lull,, ultll.g mv ,7T ""to??'- My parental 0n h ', ' '""J t.M turn k iu ran onr ni iim i . ior nun. out they will ut ii.,, .. ''""w. a contlnu. - .mo rim, noto and uy that If I want tu mnlln... wring hint I mint laava hoiua. am uuw meeting him Mcretly, away from hoin. I know tbla nut rghli but then are my parent doing right In rerualng to permit htm in ..11 .. our home? Ar they doln ri.k, 1- not listening 10 m wha I try to "plln that It would make m. very nuhappy tp air htm uoT If r w. to marry thl man 11 n..u that ih.r would not want to a m ;im.. Am he poor, wou)u tlM, !! up uiny comforta to which I nav alwny bean accustomed. My lareni. y wouM 1)rMk hj)(r I ran to ham in marry a man who """"I to "iipport m. It would break my heart to give him up. and I cannot bear lo think of sending nlm away and not eeelng him again. I ra not a voun riHr .... " 1 'M H III P II. and know that f tn. iki. "Wher did you draw It nwe-atrark. freshman asked. At a raffle." id profeaaor. -r' op..-. ( xu -J llalBal ik.i. . I " merely p,,, jOf rour...ar,ltET thole. ttoiM,i Jn young a,,, -j aim alUoin...!.. 1 threatened with ,alj hll whlrh m m up in marrying bin, 1 o-antha aio I elrl for shll, ,0 ""o kev ii her, and I ttoMa m- never ronldrlii J h matter. II. k4 k j hr for qnlt whit tJ mm that sh. 4ut-x 1 r.evcr reallied anil huh I reaiiy (IT i,r not lo know Is tfci. n..J lov to her as I ul 1 An linii.i. .1 . In. hi. if T ,l,"""o II- lov to her as I wut u with th. .:; .j""ra nw Omelet THE MODERN LABOR MOVEMENT "The labor movement is this ", .vuiiujr 10 ou iar m advance of that in any other count. a t mnh , , - J W JlidXYC comparison impossible," says The North Shore Bul- leuii. in European countries, including Great Bri tain, labor organizations and labor leaders are still pursuing antiquated methods that are comparable to the attempt of a man to lift himself by his boot straps. "Here they are using the fulcrum of capital own ership and are actually lifting themselves into posi tions of well-being that amount to affluence in com parison with conditions of European laborers "Instead of fighting capital they are beginning to recognize its power and to use it as an implement lor their own improvement. "There are at least three kinds of evidence that indicate roughly the extent to which laborers are be coming their owri capitalists in this country: first the rapid growth of savings deposits; second, the in vestment of laborers in shares of corporations; third the growth of labor banks." ' Unconscious humor: A man nip!; Q ited taste for .whiskey as an alibi for drinking white mule. . , ... Even barbarian neonlps h not for the joy of flivveritis. y. . MENU .HINT lireilkfiiKt Sliced Orange and Bananas Corn Flakes Fried Potatoes Coffee l.il mil, "oil Macaroni and Cheese Head Lettuce with French Whole Wheat Rolls and Butter Chocolate Fudge Cake Iced Tea Dinner Broiled Steak Boiled New Potatoes Meat Ciravy Radishes fireen Onions Lettuce Lemo:i Pie Tea or Coffee upon una peculiarity of human na ture," Schopenhauer opines. "It may I ! a very aaluiary effoct upon the j welfare of a great many people, a a substitute for morality: but upon Ihelr happiness, moro osperlnlly up on that Dence of mind nnl In.l Hh th word, "i u... .u. . ins nay ... soon cam wh.N ... . . . . - (Lli "" wiry ooitl - ..... cursed liquor will b taken away and emptied Into the n.r..t ' r . . . W. will now hy(nl, 2i. 'Shall w. (lather At th. Itiver!" " Courthoiue Chiidren'g Playground. To Remain Intact During Summer nut menu. Leave the cuke In tin and pour frostfng over In depth or a little, nuyo than a iiuar-' . ter of nn tn.-l, I.I -, ..,". P"'1""'." wh,,h " "ntll to VUL hnnotnorin. IIk offori will u . n prvjudirmi rniiiir than mil-; 11,0 cow-tuny of (ho Lemon Pie with Two Cr- Z " ' I , ' " V "' """""'" In Take one and oue-ouart.-r .ups1 T""-'"'H Inadvisable from : r'r '' "rl house will r Kranulnted suKar. one and one-half T,r """" V,ew lo "' ""'" '"j" f"r ,he b,,lnr ' 'he t-hlr.-ronr. flour ttcr.ll wdi 1 " W1'nkn',,": nl '" con.ld-r' ' mttwT- or "' sultahl. pl.c. , cether in a dish, grate the. yellow U"J rlKn"y """h""" the relative r '"n"" wl"rh th playground may frenr rind of lemon Into flour unit suKar, remove the white from lem , . ,n.,,UMlu rn. olive . - l'i7ruunUM nia' kiltie of disadvantages, and thus . """"i for the plenaure and con tern per. cu, pulp in .man pieces (remove '"JH,',!,":l"l"y w i,i-i.n,.w, iiiin great TODAY'S RECIPES Macaroni and Cheese Boll n package of macaroni until it Is tender (about half an hour). Blanche in cold water. Melt two heaping tablespoons of butter In a saucepan, add two tablespoons of flour and mix smooth, gradunlly adding a pint of milk and bringing slowly to the boiling point, stir ring constantly. Season with, salt and pepper and a cup of grated or finely cut cheese. Pour over the macaroni in a buttered baking dish, sprnlkle top with bread crumbs and grated cheese and bake In oven for fifteen or twenty minutes. ' Chocolate Fudge Cake Cream two-thirds cup cf butter with one cup sugar. Add one Cup milk. Sift together one-fourth cup co coa, one houplng teaspoon baking powder, and two and ono-half cups flMir. Soparute three o.rmi. iheutlng tho whites first, lo which 'a pinch of salt hair been added, and then the yolks. Add tho beaten iyoiKS to the milk mixture, tiradn. othur people's unln- tha sedcj from lemon), add to the'!?"' w""lh,,r "'" opinion be one above, then add one and one-quar-i " "r """ or hhr ter cups cold water, stir all to-' P""': '"h'f aM gether. Line pie pinto with rich L '? ",0 Ht""0 ,H"11" l''-b l (TUHt, dust over bottom with flour ! . Add mixture above, also piece of1 ' n"W n mttn ' ' t butter size of walnut, cover with1.. . 'r ""pl ur ie""i crust and bake, . j think and how little t require to , " isconcert or soothe tho mind that I is greedy of pralso! ! 1 Shakespeare sums the whnl. mm. lr up in a few lines in Othello: "Reputation Is a most f..l.. ;tlon; oft got without m..ri. "t without deserving." LirifirRrcT ADVTGEi &WkmnnBti onleiire of the children ..f ih. l was the hope of ,,18 ,.,., fo mr ""''"I of th court viiiun t in in a) n , . r A m . . "no hi an talnlng wa h.. i .... . . -Me 7, rz h. ,ml Work ""tlnuert with .,, ana leveling of th employed land, u1.1. .1.- "im Ki.e rei.fKn . . 00"a- m.tructor f, l,a7lt rDIl nflH tvllt . - . iininen and ......nn, hat office for the ba.anc. Hummer AGENCY Agree with Cicero that "to dlsre gard what the world thinks of us Is; Tint nnlv nrivitinni i... ..1....1.. less," or with (inelhe that he "Is of'1... 7"" t'8r,"lllly 1,ave J"'r nerve no account who esteems himself (,.. . . narM..," nu for that piece as tho popular breath mav rhn. e ' "nld tno rref"l house- raise hlrrt," as you will; it is never-1 ' ..y theless true that people generally!- . n"""n'" rePll'''l the polite th nk u .., ...... 11C, iiiioui ine opinion which others form nf (h,.. ... .. nf (h,.. .. " Kindly tell me how The slightest reflection win show ! Z , . ' CBn cl ,l,e " "It at at this opinion, whatever ..." " m""et for 50 cents?" tll.1t Ihlu nnli,l..H .......... ... . . . ' '"y i I cnn'l . not in itself essential to Imp- wit., n T i.iness. . v "Hhon has It Is hard to underutar.,! ....... everybody, feels so very pleased whon ny. ma'am. I'orhnps taken u r....... . - w.n:jr io vnii j, ""'""wer and y are very -"."tiful. Pnforma.ely fr me, I :es 75 cents." ally stir In the dry Ingredients i P " """ "h(r People have I which have been sifted together !"""' 0"lMl"n ' him, or say anything and one-half cup walnut meawl ,laU(-'rlnK lo his vanity: ! coarseiy cniijipod. Lastly fold Ini . ' " .""" cat, tt will purr' ...... ..u itralKf coarsely choppod. the beaten In a modcruto Lastly fold mini, ..i. "."':.T"u im i' r i. win Take,', 8 f": an'1 ev '"ough the p,iso ocoa. ""W" will Im ,., one and one-fourth cups con fee-V, '"ntler Is on which he p,,H tinner s ...pnr . ni,n.ll.l..l . ..,iini.'ii wnues. nand in a oaf "'" man, a swi oven. Flnlah with!: nr ""HKht will as follows: fudge frosting .,..c-.inii cup , unsweetened cocon. sale and blend together. Put one- naif cup milk over the flro. with ono tind one-half tablesnnnni i,,.,. ter. Heat to the bollln nolm 1 1"""1 n,m gradually tlr In cocoa and augar' f"r dowi,rB't misfortune; an. fmlxture. Cook sovon or eight ml.t?"!!V,e.,'oly " ls nnlshlng how Id Inina n. a ... iinlllbly.a man win i. . It is observed by Schopenhauer hat If onlt other r,nni . I laud him, a man may console him and uics. lie careful not to l.r lis beat io cook thl in a double 'boiler. Rcmova' from the fire, beat thoroughly, add ona teaspoon van liria and one-hulf clip chopped'wal- "'"ll'ly a man w e annoyed, and ......o cases deeply pained, by anv r,,g done to , fC(,Mn(f , y Importance.. , ' , . "If the An old lady passed by 0 ,, where a drunken i- """so ,. . ""nil,'n I'ozo was heating ,. ' " " rurlonsly: A unlvorslly professor wh() wa, ry popular anione n.. . ontertalning a SlU"en" " -'KM. tkhg" r;zl ?m Hflcent sword from ,. T" f tnaK- -or rests,,;,:,:,:;.1" ! s? '" nrst time." KLAMATtr Ar.ti,n . . ""'-'Hi June Z4 .nursday ,h. Woman'. Com- ...MU.ir cum or f'MI. . . ed ik. , ",,,n "tartain cth . Aoncy Woman'. . n.cnte : rt Kittmalh club ' ,r " "!."". rort Member. 3 ff attondlng were: """""".c. n. ll. vb t..i.. on, Marlon (loher, Orvlllo Klllott, ' Ml Loretta Por- no member, daughter, from school for th. .. , . , , , "ho wore "eluded, ar 'he Mlsse. Ferol Por- , ' . "u and Clarice Kl Hott. .-... irono Hugby , and Nellie' "r0 r for tholr summer vacation. The rr,n... . .......... .. ho Klamath hoarding .chwl, will Hni7-RIIirHflllti.il IHl fiiltlirdllV Hftfn "five young men, Agency employe lft for want,-.. I'll. rfi. . in millllll ' lit. They camped Saturday night r i no wocd.. About five ".""a mmday morning they he n their hike t0 the mountain Although guides ndvl.erf ,.... .k. attempt to scale the peak, thoy were tin Hi ....I .. ' 'hey report that I " a vorv .l,in,... .j I . n-..w..n nun eXnUIIBI- 1,rI " hecanse rrf the harard failing from tho ll .-- nl Ice roverlng the trail, thoy could only nnnrnuch h ...i Ithln 300 font. .. l. conceded that they did vi'r.moiv w" lo get that far. Th. men who mad. thl, ,rip .re; charle. Minor., Oliy Wilkinson I. t ' "Mneriiics, VIC- 1 tor Jensen and Harvey Bplogolborgl, ast yar. Or hall I k along without utIii her and let tlmi dwk.! i tndlff.r.nt in at b that I should co ikiti J her underslaad Ju In rally love her or utll her to say suratiilni' If you are la km Ha you admire, aid lam kaj why you .hould Hun iea.on.hle Irnftk a liaj mean begin dim a showing her d.vo!i imt .. aooa a yon ,ht tti portnnlty. tell aw !mi nt k her to bo roar vth. lo prevent ber goi M iriemtiy way wit. pwn veil a. with jinnll nd i ho become eniifed. If mn ri.'Mroh'a Pi'pfnnil CrosjWorlPk Dnnnln ACTOitt word J. m um rrzri Word 4. What chiUrB .lav. Singular. TTOrU Vt VtnrA 7. via. 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