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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 we understand it' Abraham Lincoln.
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DID-YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
THAT you should be proud of your city? .
Your 'faith in it should never waver.
"TTou should work hard for the betterement of
Vour home city.
!; You should get behind every movement for its
advancement and PUSH HARD.
You should have nothing but the fairest motives
in all you do.
You should advocate one for alk and all for one
when it comes to building the home city,
i; What helps your negihbor will help you.
ji Your first duty is to think of your city.
You should pursue this course as straight as an
arrow in its flight.
You should make up your mind to boost your city
and work for it as hard as you can, then work a lit
tle harder.
i You should let the message of hope, faith and
confidence which you breathe forth for your home
city, be broadcasted far and wide,
ij If all your citizens have faith, trust, confidence,
perception, judgment and the realization in their
hearts that they must do their best for the home city,
the sky is the limit as to what you can do.
Your business judgment should make you boost.
No one should let the balance of their years be
like those past and gaze with unseeing eyes upon the
great opportunities that are before them.
JS None should hesitate, go ahead as one to make
your city a greater city.
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" when government saves
k' "Far from hurting business, the government's
economy policy has been of the utmost advantage to
business," says the New York Sun. "It has already
resuiieu m. a reduction of several hundred million
iollars a year in federal taxes; it promises to bring
about a tax reduction of $200,000,000 or $300,000,000
more next year.
!! "When the government saves money it does not
mean that the money is not spent. What it does mean
f that, instead of being spent by officials to keep un
necessary bureaucrats in unproductive jobs, the
money is left in the hands of the man who earns it
and he may decide himself how it shall be spent."
; The president will find the people behind him in
his determination to administer national affairs in an
economical and business like manner. State offi
mis can follow the lead of the president.
A'Pnilwopher is one whose placid mind dwells
anXyyetUght " P6ple
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'llK full uliniriranm.
"Ihi von real lie." aal) n.
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An American Iratcnr wan taking
his drat trip across the Allanlli'. In
Hit- mniiklnl room lie gut Into ,
vemutlmi w 1 1 ti another lrueli'r. j
ii. hnl ritmilrv dn VOU hi-
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giica I Iwlong to the grciet anil'
ilumlli'at country on rarih The
couulry a here all the men are brave J
and all the women are beautiful "
"Aye!" Inlerponeil the American
na the oilier iinuaeit for breath. "Ho,
do I. Hill, tell me. ye seem In have!
lull your accent." ,
Irala lurnlh. i .
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"thai I III" boy uf your haa b,
fore me fur Ion many tlmw r
fact, I am Ihuroughly tired nt01
lug him here." ' , wr
Not half so llred as 1
he fulher.
"Then wliy don't you i,,,
hand and leach him the right ut
"I've shown Mm the rlaKi
I said the disgusted father. "bl(
young foul always gets oaught.-!
A doctor woo had taken ua J
specialty tha ireatniant of skit
eaaea was asked by a friend Ik
happened to select that parti
branch uf Medicine. .
"Ther war threa perfectly
reasons," replied tha phyalrlas
pat tenia sever get nit out of J
night. Ihny never die. and the;
get well."'
The megl'tralo frowned severely
upon the prisoner In the dock. It
was the fifth time the same lad hail
been befure him on a charge of
pouchitis.
M lKHUl.KK KXCKKU
Cupid enjoyed a aerond U
aatlafactlon during the nosti0'
June, for besides pawing up u.'
rord month of June waddls
UJ4. he surpassed tha dlom
the past mouth by S. Msrrlip?
rensea Issued were Ii, whlk) r
14 divorces wera obtained ar r
MEXC HI XT
Breakfast
Oatmeal with Cream Crisp Bacon
I Coffee Cake Coffee
j Luncheon
Bird Egg Salad
I Cream Potatoes with Parslpy
, Raised Cake Itaspberry Punch
! ' Dinner light
I Roast Leg of Lamb Mint Sauce light
' Incs he must obey; he fancies him
self poor, orphaned and insignificant.
I "The mad crowd drives hither and
thither, now furiously coniniunilinK
1 1ll thlnir i,, 1,. ,..n ..... ,..
I I "What is he that he hI 1,1 r.,.l.i
'Ti ZZLrlr n Um f.,h,"r or lor him-'
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Take plenty of film. Fresh films to fit
KODAK AS YOU GO
any kodak or camera.
Closed 1 to 5 P. M. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS
Portland and Klamath Falls
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(omg to have ice cream for de-,.H H,.,.,,
sertr (iet or make a plain vanilla:"'""' h . . .
cream and serve it with butterscotch1 ,' h , ' ,y ,,y' '"r 80 ""
louat tniule as follows: one cud "a'1, lhB elr cloar" a"d
Boiled Potatoes Buttered Peas
Raspberry Pie
Tea or Coffee, Hot or Iced
brown sugar, two thinds cup
corn syrup, four tahlesnoons.
TODAY'S HEC'IPES
: butter, three-fourths cup thin cream.
chopped nuts. Put the sugRar and.
butter In a saucepan and let them
cook until the sugar is melted and
ell blended with the butter: add
Bird Km Salad-Mash cottage '"r"",r"? "na. CH,,K un"' '""r-
cheese and moisten with well-sea-' "lJe"e '"hrenheit is:
soned French dressing. Mix with ' 0;"L,, , . k , Ree, not
finely chopped pecan meats. Shape' "7."'" "" "V,"" "e"inK
like small bird eggs. Dry a little !dd th" ChPped ni""' " you pre,erl
par.lt, on back of stove or In m"8 on " 8
ing oven and rub between fingers h( 8aure ,s
until very fine. SDrlnkle the little r ",e cream'
eggs with parsley, arrange in neata
lot heart lettuce leaves. Carnish
with radish roses and serve with
French dressing.
C'liililt-fii's I'it't'iiial
Crnss Wiinl 'ii7lc
Buy
A rich man is one who "has" money. But the
resUf us are using the actual money and he sees lit!
Nobody has any pep in hot weather. There hasn't
.been an assassination in Bulgaria this week.
NHEBEST
To us richev'and noriii 'arei of
, great matter
Radish Roses Wash radishes care
fully. With a sharn vezetahle bnlrp!
make five or six lengthwise Incisional
through the skin and then peel back!
the skin to look like flower petals.:
Cut down through the center two or!
three times and let stand in a pan'
oi icewater until the radishes open
out like mM
but tnose we look upon as sav-1
h . viewing us always tolling, ourl
sponge, one and one-half euns a,..,.1 T W.rlnK a wl,h care- Bfral'l "
one-half cup maple syrup, two-third. jn" "1' ,10 not, "ee that w":
cup shortening, two teaspoon, eoda.! YL.T advan,a,!e ot thpm-
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are a thk-k or thin costume and our
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RODEO TICKETS i'i
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Store Closed 12:00 to 5:00 P. M. . ',
During Rodeo Days.
Ralseil Cake One pint
I'unnine Armaa
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two tablespoons of hot water, two
cups of sifted flour, one cup rMln.,"l'nrr I"'" j""
. .. '(life the life of all of ui
spoon cloves, nntmer end nii.ni,." For e transcend the circumstance
one-half teaspoon salt. ' continual y and taste the real qual-
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, . , . , ment"- which only differ in the ma
Raspbcrry Punch-Place one box nlpulation but express the same
raspberries in a saucepan and nrtrt- io. .. . .t
:One-ha.f cup water, one and one-half j no silk, and ,ffi,W"r
vup oumai. DniiR io a uoii ana cook
slowly until the fruit is soft. Rub, In a crowded Uf. rm,...
through a fine sieve and add one- and performer,, on a stage of na
1' Zl ."'f:'"1 "."' in the obscurest ham.' Mn i
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i it i3 uiruareu rasn-1 nnucr,nn . . ..
berry syrup In . tall glass and add: e.ec., L , . r"" h "
One tablespoon lemon Juice, one-! solute Nature
half cup crushed ice. Fill wit :i car-1 '. . ,
bonated water. ! n n,i. ,
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After c.eanln'eI'' ... . K"". M and no an-
i.,., , " e-v iiii.o urcny in tile unlver,
over the breast and roast thirty min-1 sphere """ng '" hls
uten, bantlnn villi buttor from th1 ti.
bottom of the pan. Thicken he' of the V """V"1 en,Pr" ",e ha"
ju.ee. in pan wlih r. $t : wl.h .n'."' .,.here " h" al"ne
salt and pepper, add a little hot wa- him beet? 1 Z I",Ur",K 0n
ter to make a gravy and pour over onTng h m i 1 Z'Z ' and '""'k
squahs. Or squab, may he hrnii.H . ' 'P 10 Mr ,l,ron"'- "
by first splitting down the back.! snow ,, ,.' , '"e"H!""5'l
then buttering the breast, and broil! "Tie f Z ,
ing for fifteen m.nn.e, and turning! crow , ,hL I.'" '
o.iea. nen done season with sa., ,, aU whose movement, and do
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VESTKKDA V'S ITZZI R
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RODEO DAYS
Farmer's Headquarters
STOP IN TO SEEUS r
Alturas Saddle for Sale :
Special Attention to" Delivery
of Camp Orders.,,
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Anderson Transfer & Feed Co.
335 So. 6th St. Phone 795
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SPECIAL RODEO ATTRACTION
Orchestra Music
During the Dinner Hour
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Merchants' Lunch v 60c
Regular Dinner $1.00
WHITE PELICAN HOTEL
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