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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1925)
THE KLAMATH NEWS Fri.hv. July 17, 1025. Si Pe Four Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath Nes I sv l! THE KLAMATH NEWS Published hr KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY I""" Officer, and Director.: V.te ' I wrch. Tourer. 1 B. H STEVENSON Mana n g.u The Grasshopper and the Ant Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as second-class matter. PUBLISHED 'EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY v Office I. O. 0. F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 ,u). Address all eommunicatlone nd make all remittances payable to THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY chance of address, subscribers abouM aiwaya give m. b.u aa well aa toe nj In ordering Subscription JUtta-rAU Subacripfcon. P.y.ble in Advance Delivered br Carrier, per month. ,- o . . i i i- mnnlht , .-. w Iff M I K I VU u v a. v . 7 Delivered by (rw, one rear 7""" FUli LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS i uu. irw (taeg-rt In tb WnrM) 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 toe understand if Abraham Lincoln if rACE TO FACE WITH THE "JAP" SITUATION The citizen? of Toledo, Ore., have been brought face to face with the "Jap" labor question for the first time and, having had the opportunity to view the disastrous results' which have followed In the wake of such alien encroachments in other industrial centers, they have handled the situation in a firm apd forqeful. manner. ; The immense stand of timber that is being cut by the mills, pi that Yaquina Bay district is a birthright of the White American and the money derived from its manufacture (shouId; .belong entirely to the white American and not be permitted to be sent out of the country Joy, the Jap whose low standards of living permit him to send away the major portion of his American jearnLpgs. ,,.,.,.; i. From all apperance Toledo, Ore., is still one of the" fe.predominently American cities that only are to fie found on this extreme western border of the America continent. The Toledo citizens may have violated the letter of the law in their trespassing and should be censored but they have also performed a patriotic service in their efforts in trying to maintain their part of Oregon as a "white man's" community. 'i When censoring; the Toledo citizens who gave the "Jjps" their evacuation notice it might be well to also censor the Pacific Spruce corporation who through their avarice attempted to pollute a pure American atmosphere "by Jhe importation of the cheap working and chejper livirfg Jap.", ., -. . v -o : . AN EDITOR'S BLESSING i -,,--,7-. T-TrrerreTi 'MJ U mliMlM ' t'JA a. T ml as tax" Jfl , EAKrHPMEPgOpian. A woman who deceive, and die-' honors her husband flagrantly does nut do-rve sympathy. A woman nnlrawi her fallbleaiicas In Hie f.illunim teller: j Dar Mr.. Thompson: 1 am married woman of S3 Mr husband and I isn't t along together. Kvery lime I 10 town or any place with out him It make him mad. Now there la another one dear lo me. Hut about a year ago he told me he had la lonu or mm, to,, ' like to gel liliu 1,1 what ran I do ur lore him with all mf liked me until about a , " nit. nf ran't (a oat with a I'leaen anawen It la no wonder you u hand do mot let alaai. right to dlatrutl you. ... turned over a new leaf. Hut If there plt lona are certainly ,t aa anyone under the un II would Ihmbtlraa the other ao, be me lkea he rare rr me yi4. do want lo hare anything J you think He la a m; ..-rlel man with you bet-auee ha ib with three hula onee, hut hla wife apert (ur hlmnelf, md a. for the perwn he la man Mprn Ranchers pi.wr rer.u h.. ,1bij - in Vnu Come Back Wealthy! Blessed are the merchants who advertise because they believe in it and are in their business; for their prosperity shall increase many fold. Blessed are the country correspondents who send in their well-writ ten items every week, for fame of their friendly neighborhood shall go abroad in the land. Blessed is jhe woman who sends in a written account of a party or wedding, for she shall see the details of the function and the names of her guests correctly re ported. Blessed are those who do not expect the edi tor to know everything, but who call him and tell him whenever an interesting event occurs to them, for they shall have a newsy paper in their town. Blessed are they who get their copy in early, for they shall occupy a warm place in the editor's heart. Ltessed are those who co-operate with the editor in his efforts in behalf of the community, for their town shall be known far and wide as a good place in which to live. Vernonia- Eagle '' : 0 ('A good local paper makes a good local commun ity, says the Spokane Spokesman-Review "The v. ell-edited, paper is a distinct advantage to its com munity and serves a need that will always exist. It prints the current, news of the community and with a capable editor, it becomes a real factor in the up building of the community. 1 Mr. and Mm. Limit Hrhmllt. rancher of the Merrill rnad dlatrlil who with their eon made a recent trip to IV'ro!!, Mlrhlgan. returned te Wednemlay' night from their visit eat well aatlnfled with reunite )n that orcurrnl while they were In the Michigan rlty. Yeur ago, when Mra. Hrhmltt waa a young girl, ahe and her alater purrhaned a email amount 'of pro perty on the outnkirte of Detroit. Illneea of the aleter demanded that Mra. Sthmltt take over the pro perry. Time lurrt'a'd the vulue of the property and laet month Mra. Hch-! frlenda and not lovera. mitt wa made an attraitlre offi e e Wcdneadny nhe returned with lo.. uou to her credit, due to an utifor-! eeen Investment yearn ago. Accord ing to one of the friend, the money I will go Into the linporVement of the : Schmltl ranch. ! TAKK8 I.OVK TOO 8tJ tiear Mra. Thompwi prohlem. I am youai J middle teena and aa good looking. I am dwJ with a young nan netn, age who dooa not pay u to ntn. flow 'may I eanJ tiay attention to hi nl dearly? I'leae Uia (llrU who have any n themeelvea do not pay gJ them. And men never pert for women who In thla reaped. It la paa young man la not Inierw vat other frlendahltw their "middle teeni" 4J Itreakfaat Orange Juice Cooked Cereal 'pan. whisk over the fire until thick , a.s cream, then take it off and aa It Top Milk roola add half a teaspoon of vanilla. Wholewheat Bread Toast Fresh Jelly Coffee Luncheon Sardines Hot Corn Meal Muffins and Butter Lettuce Salad Olives on Ice Fruit Salad Cocoa, Topped with Marshmallows Dinner Hamburg, Southern Style Maahed Totatoca ?;adishes .Spinach Wholewheat Bread and Butter Milk Another cream BuhMltute la to pour slowly a little hot water onto a well beaten fresh egg and flavor a de sired. Handle silk hosiery gently. More silk stockings are ruined by care less handling than are ever worn out in actual service. The rinht way to put on a silk stocking la to ; roll it down to the heel, then draw il over mo lout, smoothing gently Immortality even now, but not the point," he aaya. "The point la that if anything was alined at at all when things began to shape or lie shaped. It seems to have been a abort life and a merry one. with an extension., of time In certain favored rase, "rat her than a permanency of even the noblest." When one comes id think of It death and birth are ao closely co-' . Frank And King Will Have Good New Actor related that one could not destroy either without destroying the other at the same time. It is extinction that makes cre ation possible. II, however, any work Is to have lonr life it la not enough that 11 I Having recently left the cast of :."Topsy and Kva" now playing in Chicago, ('. Iiunbur arrived In Klam 'sth Falls last evening to Join the Frank and King Stork company. I which Is now pliiylng In the big I white tent on Seventh ' and Pine, j Dunbar come lo Klamath Fulls highly recommended, having played successful seasons both in I1IIIDK PINKS Foil ti Dear Mrs). ., Thompsi would you do It your aa! gone, all the lime. II sat Ma folk' home, but beta! lute. Hi, sjecms to love ftl 'liuliy hoy. but simply tt sway from his folks. . Itaj what lo say to hltn. I 1 lo be Jiollnjd a little J am. . Ml It Is thoughtless of jtd 'to 'leave you alone so the same time, he e 'tention to hla parents P I give li I in i relit for VH 'nil of you. I'd biiki auggeal to hltn occaeloui,' ' yon to a photoplay, di lr 'couplea in for rarda. Oip over the. toes and heela. and finally ,h""'1 bo 800,1 of 1,8 kl,ld' unrolling the length of the stocking evenly. The wrong way is to pull todayTTfYipfs r "drag" " ""'kir"1 on- rbTea'u TODAYS l.hUPLS an, mire , e htHken Monpr or Hamburg. Southern Style Have later and disastrous "ladders" your butcher grind one pound of started, round steak, season it as for plain . . hamburg (including onion if you! P.ouehness on the ,oo nf ,h n.. like) add to this one cup of washed chen stove may be removed by using pat-, sandpaper. Do this before until,,.. on blacking. !any ephemeral t in their way. It must be of i II. things are per durable kind as New York and I'hicago, and seen to advantuge with I lie and King players. Dunbar make his initial ujipenraiice In Sick-a-Hed." rill tie Utile ewnfug's dlverslnaki Fruuk "' I" ""' h1 ntatter. will "Die Jackie Wanted to Be a Jackie, Buf uncooked rice, make this Into ties. Put It in the skillet and add one small can of tomatoes and one; cup of cold water, one-quarter tea spoon paprika, one-half teaspoon of; sugar, one-half teaspoon of salt. Let it come to boll, then place It on back of stove and let It simmer. Turn over when half done (thu takes one hour) but keep watching! It, as it burns very easily. I ... Cornmeal Muffins Take one cup: cornmeal, one-half cup flour, one' When we grumble about the van HE BEST OP ADVTCEP in DinnekStomes Two Inmates of'ji Scotch asylum working in the garden, decided .on an attempt to escape. Watching their opportunity when their keeper was absent, they approached the wall. ., 'Won. bend doon, Sandy," said the one, "and I'll climb up your shoulder to the top. and then I'll give ye a hand up tae." Sandy, of course, bent down. Tom, mounting his back, gained the top cf II... ,1 mi hum, unit dropping over on teaspoon salt, one tablespoon bak-itv all human things, inasmuch1 ""'r "hoo'ed as he pre- ing powder, one cup milk, two table- " e'en the noblest works are not spoons of syrup, two tablesnonn. eternal but m list bMinmA Knnnar i.i melted butter and one egg. ... Fruit Salad Combine any ned fruit, cut in pieces with cher ries, oranges and bananas, and top with whipped cream, or use various Juices. later as though they had never been we should remember that the world can- so far as we can see, was made to enjoy rather tlwn to lust. pared to make off: "I'm thinking. Sandy, you'll bo better bide another fortnlcht. for you're no near right yet." In SUG0KSTI0NS dusting, washing windows. using polish on furniture and floors, use a pair of large twecers with a soon point, protect the noiut book form. Itcflect and It ;, apparent that come-and-go pervades everything of which we have knowledge, and I Kreai mines RO more slowlv. With lliev nr., hi.lli .... a cloth , there w, be no scratches, . nd any cornfir absolutely our enjoyment , free from any dust or dirt. Sbukesneare .f,.r i , "an"01 . Tweeter. c,. u. u... - "naKespeare (for Inslancc) weaken- . l a small ,ea because a d iv ni cost and the work of cleaning i.'ii,r. ... m,,de "Kh,er' I Handel or Shns If er.m .. ... ! to hear them?' makes . flrly Kood IZZ , Heat two cups of milk and Infuse ! ' J.",!.. . ' "h"""! Into it the rind of one lemon. Beat and kindle , 1, "ro""''1" the yolks of two egg, with one tea- Z Jl l," '""""1"8 unrt """" 'or so many ages - .o'.jr nave none sn,i n,.,.i.i A Visitor to the office, of n 1.1. firm was struck by the laty move- mi.nla ..f ... ..ul . . .. find it i.l-.l.... i. " " "'eriy in e inner OI tne , nun I, nvatanio in The thought You wil note books, which is Samuel Butler's. 1 ure who seemed, nil the name, to be on good terms with the others. "How long has that man worked , for you?" he asked the manager. "A bom four hours, I should say." j "Indeed! I should have Judged from his manner that ho had been h"re longer than that." "He ha,," Ba, , ninnager. " "''n here n ho ut two ycara." spoon of flour and one or two table-1 spoons of cream, and when the milk uoning point pour It onto1 the eggs, neturn all to the sauce- ao continue to do?" come when o inoro of cither "I'earo nor yet of and he answers "Is It not stir such sill "The life of a great thing maybe Ig as practically to como to The fair, but Inexperienced angler, iier nrsi nailing trip, rnst Into the swirling pool and promptly felt vigorous strike. She shrieked de "Kiitciiiy nd me guide came dash- mi: to it,,. r,,Hnlff, "What Is li?" he cried mon?" T I. .. . , i.ur angler glanced over her aiouner. "Y-yes." she stammered ""-'oppose so. At least that's w-w what my fishing license c-c-alls lur: "A Hill L'iiililiTii's I'ktt'riil CrosJ W ord I Jackie Vamliver of Dnvsville, Ky-, pined for licr swce'tlicart, Kh with the Atlantic fleet, hlie rut her li.Hr, ,rcssr, ,er '" 0 "I"", went to Cincin nati, solicit rnlistinrnt. All went well until "r(.t.niU wa asked to slrip for a plivi leal exnminalinn. Tears, amal td recruiting ollicers, explana tions, a reluctant journey tack Jia;-viUe....- ' 1 Kunnlng Across, Word 1. In th nictar Word 4. The low noiai the throat hy a frog. i Word K Tn name in their order the letters of a w4- . , Word fl. Skill. Running Dowa, ' Vord 1. A conjunction !Word 2. Surprise or ment. Word 3. A southern lUu breviated. Word 4. Barnyard i Word B. Tn nut to d'k 'Word 7. Another a"1 rih. . . ; . Word 8. An army onW breviated. . vesterday's rvui i AN8WKKKU. i o oli -ils 3cA
