The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 22, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIK" Pre Foot Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath New r i THE -KLAMATH NEWS KIAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Ucorpor.Ud) . -- nixWlL MfHn: HIT" is- " aw .. : B- H- aovw"- c wiimiK ' ' rttm E. H. STEVENSON .j. w. McDonald WALTER WEST David and Goliath Up To Date! .new Mr.ufc. k tat. I . Manajjrinjt; Editor Editor Easiness Mi.naj'er Ertered t th Ptwtoffice t Klamath Falls. Oregon, ax etond-tlaM" matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORJiINC EXCEPT MONDAY Office L 0. O. F. Building. 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telepbooc 877 Address all eo.tU.a d all . payaaU Is THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY la mtxr.ig rfcarxe cf 4!r. ahacnbert sfcoald always. irv tht oi a well a th mrm addresa Subscription Rat All Subscription; Parable in Adranc by Carrier. avjatha D;iTrw) by tamer, oo year Cratud KlTfti! Com'r FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS llamar. to thr Uortoll OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS Ut us have faith that right makes might, and ; n that faith Ut us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand W Abraham Lincoln "GOD'S COUNTRY" "This is God's country; don't make it look like hell." A sign with the words quoted was erected in an automobile touring park in the West It was a re minder to visitors that they were enjoying the free use of a very valuable property. It was a request that they employ only that care with which they would protect their own homes. Many people camp by the side of the road. Many go up along the streams in the forests. They build fires. At times, after they have boiled the coffee, and fried the fish and bacon, they go away leaving the fire alight. fire looks for fuel and mischief. It will burn under a log. It will follow a root It will lick up tiny sticks and needles. It will gain size, intensity and heat as it travels. The little campfire that cheered and warmed while it cooked the food be comes an incendiary rage. The fire lifts a smoke screen which no fleet of warships and airplanes could ever duplicate. It blots out th? magnificence and beauty of outlook over stately mountains and stream-washed valleys which held the viewers in thrall. It blackens and ruins the sylvan camping place. The crystal tor rent becomes a mere turgid trickle. Where it was safe and pleasant and healthful in the forests there is nothing but danger and ugliness. Meantime, a great estate, much of it belonging to the public, of which those who left the campfire alight are a' part, is reduced in value, sometimes by millions of dollars. The growing forest is destroy ed, and the expectation of future forests to take the place of those now logged becomes a blank. And then God's country looks like hades. Ore gon Journal. rrr-t that I .anaot o!UB all. One who (iir, of !.. Litres Boss aau well torin M nc o aii.ngr.io n opinion lht ... J . . .... i - . ! i'.,w r.ln u( ihu luun 'ani u (iiiu,,, II ,. i. ..o (r-.n Itnl ! TIIK .TKITATOI I. i !". V' 1 ' 1 1 toil kta rrT fc, I a nib. tt ,,,, . ... on thr Hi ! U iiin- hot inn ,,0, , in n rfi .f n..l uaJvr(al I j lib boy , ,1 ( "!e. (II rhur. h ana IwBcl I par( of nur Bttin fT I I Pi i I lr 1b'int 1 1 B lntrr-1 a oj Ihfi A a I rtl re- letirr IB r i url l' lll HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE GAINING It is a matter of public interest that there' are dOOUt C'lL'ntv-nino on,nAnl . i ni . " . - aim ncaiin insurance com- panics doing IJUsineM in westcrn were paid by r.8 companies in California lat. ,.f The firrt mutual benefit health and accident pol- rm h " u lhu 1acific Coatit in the w of 1. J18. and smce then this class of benefit insurance ha, increased to the extent of millions of dollar vvoikin'' men am u,,m,. .u...... ...... i ., iiicii iamiucs arp fia and y t0 thm tw as ieat a" extent as I in" ,MUPanCB ffJr a -f cdit to all jauon as a costive merely because he fa". Jol You can't always tell. Many a man gets a repu- You never hear of a man who has an open mind COIlCCl-nmir n :. "I"-" "Una " '",'i'"hlL'"n mat threatens his own nil -.t)l'l r.t a khm pr( c I i rhur. h and Iwnrf ( ttt"t p'tbltr tUtt' tiJM. o a:. I trlir. rr:.t4t bum t tc itiiaaf Umr Irum 1 t.i I.3 m If Hi-Tf U .tr dV d iirHmii ut any of funr'umt I rrtak of urn. all4tnlaic onl1 fit hikry. mha he r-orW jnn hi.tao nu tO n:r D lR?itHrt.al l rr. rutl i..!rrrl a 'rud-' t( Vu t' "l km ay ;ut .;.. n u" ftr-vcr tr tUM4' ron'tlrrd t.aich N-raii I lwa) tho word n.an lUi : rrn.in vlthin IK" law It d mi bum J .f ( ..mj.. n-atlon I am a r p trl til itr tla ( la !Nal TIIK Wfx . Kma wut of a fr up tth BiarJ of rrraUra kt h rune oplntuft of k, tht r'r' t of i in ihf rity If ttwr at.lp bl0 aoti M K . ATOll uyi .rl, fr ntiiBY rrm-rk. tih h frt-l-iwf arl barm rini bark Q B I tnt-i1 tn bav a jtH1 tiu.r until t:T 1'rtrif, Cliarmtnx hapten ': Nnt.l Ih.n I rmain. A NKfKKU. Lav v:--g-iiiti r- a 1 Tin-re 4 ii-ri- MKM- IIIXT BrakfaM Swet Cherrlea Cora Tiakei Tinr Baking Powder B.a.uiu :th rrnh Jellr l.anrlv-.a Bird' Smu Euttrf-1 P,et Berriea Cookies ' I red Tea or Milk IHniwr Salmon Salad Baked I'otatoea BeU Berrr Pie !-H Coffee ' ! TOD.IVS KKI'U'KS I Klmplr wash the sweet cherries well and put on the table in a large bowl with some green leares to add to their altractireness. Put a small plate at each place and let the fam ily or guests help themselves to the luscious fruit. A small oven that may be pUrvd on top of the stove is nice to bake the biscuits for breakfast. Make making a daintv corta:n thit fr s: outdoors cannot be di.t Lui.;..l from tlie sbeereat Kusn Th-? iave laundry bi'l. or pT..n! US-.r. are eattily made, co-il very !:'' and can be e:i.lr chanad. hrnrnit effect can be achieved, too. by pt in on th;. white background i.ord- rs of birrl. Iutierflf-s or fi'iT.i to harmonize with the room c.!nrs. ini"taks by du.'U..i"n atrl nixrl ence by xv ri l' f u"Tf r:iu?.t be dtarit.ion. I, ho &' U ta U ljlUrmctcd. . . "Wrong opinicna and practires gradually yicij t fartt and argu-n,-nl but fact;, and argument!., to produce any ef.v t on the mtiid, n.ut bo brought before it. "Very few facts are able lo Ml their own story, without commvuts ' bring out Ihe.r meaning." trait 1 tinl!:rd." an-.wrr.-d Ihe painter V.:i !r. Ihia l n..l bti.lnra.: r aid a hundred guinea and fifteen days' woik. t am .juite r.-ady lo aland lite prUe. but you ought nol to spend an hour lea upon the work than we agreed lo.M There wa no arguing with u h a is . Tlie plnlrr I.H.k hit brufth agalu ard hp-nt fmir more sitnng In lengthening, little by lit tie In Hie portrait, the car of his patron. .HuKgewtion Squar-h. either of the summer r winter varl.ty. rim not keep r,;:g Summer sriuastK grow qul-k y an-1 spoil iiuiikly. When they ar... oid they become tough and woody. Se. le t the young 'iuash. the skia of which may be pierced with t-ie th:imb nail. Keep cool and ti-c within a few days at Ir.ng'-'-t. It U an escellftfC p: ;n .. fore wnt-hing mr'ains to shake o n the loose- dul and then ti-ik tii rn over night in cold water. If the ... the biscuits over night, cut them out , ter becomes very dirty the rurtain and let them stand in the ice boz honld be soaked again befure ihor until morning. oughly cleaning in fresh wan-r. IlinU' .Ninls Take about 2 cups In baking drop cookies an alumi- of hot mashed potatoes, season well num griilille ii even better than n with butter, salt and pepper. Add cookie sheet, e..,.. dally f,.r rook!.-", half a beaten egg and make Into containing fruit and nuts, balls. Place on a buttered pan and press Into each the bottom of a Never dredge neak with suit and nmnii cup 10 mase tne nests, .".lis pepper neiore- foon-ing. as tlje .-tii some chopped cold roast beef or a wil' extract the Juices. piece of tough steak which has been : . pan-orouea ann cnoppeii with some well seasoned tomato sauce and fill the nests. Brush each one over wiih the remaining half ol egg and put in oven to brown. i A country m ho.l board ai. vlait tng a fteh'M.I. and the prinelpal was patting bis pupils through their pares. "Who slgn.d the Magna ( harta. Hobert?" be asked, lurolug lo une toy. "Pleae. sir. 'twan't me." whim pered the youngster. The lea. her. in disgust, told him lo take his seat; but an old tohac.o- chewing rountrtiiiun on the hoard The whole htn ngth and value.' was nol satl.fled; o after a wcll- theii. of human Judgment, depend- directed aim at the cuspidor, he ir.g on the one nrooertv. thai It (an said: . t. 5-1 right when it Is wrong, rell- "Call thai boy back .m e . an le pljcrd on II only when manner I l,e. Ve he did do It." the means of setting it rlghl are kept constantly at hand. I PPer whr a!) th peopla hav ... , .. . opportunity lo evpreM themselves II When this Is considered, censor- .hfT desira that's Tha Klamath .hip becomes folly. The flood Oen- Neva tlen i who are back of the Censor-' - .hip urge now pervading the land -non,. i oe n.ade anmuiow to sen TIIK. Kb; I r&nwoi aarse .. opinions. A N. aaij Ing lo rontiBM las J hope thai we Will ooys. They, whs id to say atnai it ik peaking oat as tk. t MRS. I., v : x fish lo r -ul ike sJ unpleasant ndgkar as!e )our Hat ogize. but go rift work. Why mn help while Ihef Ihrtii At sar n I hem as iHMin aa4 po.-.ililc. and t them, since tar makeri. I.. M : AMhosr Invited yon. yo trlp wllh the on ar.. eng. fed. A J. a!ous aud arbltrt sarrlftcfr.g yourte sge. four parents" a duty lo eirreh1 relations Ith fl'XiiTANCK: t a miilual fri.-nd hr er again, without y&;i arc chas.ryl I1! 1 don't Ilk. Pi"r t aiar.iiing It Mi' will ar -..pt your uf-l niii.ir.ns vm 1 1, is. ,on. Drooping Plumes Trim Hat Salmon Si.lu.1 One c:m salmon drained from oil and flaked, one cup diced celery, night or leu chop ped olives, one sour picklo mix, season wiih salt and pepper, and serve wllh mayonnaise on blliice leaves. I HUE BEST M fr. i ADYTCE MWWnrWWBKgBjWaMBsl No luun wa.i ever wi..e by . hanee, .-'eii.-ca .aid. In the case of any person whose 1 nlstmenl 1 really deserving of ron fi'l'iife, bow has it become so? I:. -muse h.. has kept his mind op.-n lo iritieh'nis of his opinions! and conduct. Because It lias been Ills practice In IHten to all that could he said ag;iln.. him. B cause he has felt Ih.n I lie only! w;tv in which a human being ran make some approach to knowing the whole of tt Mihject Is by hearing uhi.l can be bald uhniil.lt by per sons of every variety of opinion, and! si inlying i ll modes In whli h it run he looki d ut by every charauer of mind. 'ilil is lhu wny wise men heroine 2QSM It Is nppurcni that every genera-1 Hon has held Im,ny ,n:on. now known to be erroneous, and ai,i,r..e. Knough beets may be rooked at '''' nil'erous things which we cun noon lo he served for the two meals' ""' n"w J'lfy. unless the family obje. ts lo t:,.. re-; Why Is it, t,en, that there In on petition of the vegetable. They ,ay the whole a preponderance among bo served In different ways. .mankind of ril,a, plr,iotlH - -- 'rational comf-.icf PuHT CuHhIiis i Did yon ever hear of tissue paper an L'whlhr",hy """ crta.n7 Number, of women who h m a, L J" m"Kl,,,n' """' .re tired of washing curtain, in the JX"' summer time when the open win- It ., , , . P " idows let dust blow In In hec,s are ' serves lo a "'' using curtain, , . high grade Z h "" " tissue paper for nurseries, bedroom,, r,.": 'I 'Hir paper are leeiuai ,.r . . gathered wllh ft heading ut the inn i.i. ""ln"' namr "tal -t- , r. ri iijin urn i ti t,..- I l.i n Itom i.nutoil nl Hi.. I I i inim. . ' "I. I "llt DinnerStories .i I--....II.U - ...i..,., ' i.Kt.nii n,.r iii t.-.iifoiuirc en- l;i"'d a rising voung nntnlnr for the luipo-e of having his own norlralti o.is .,nveyed lo posterity. The re Arranged. lot;g tin yon think It will ked the niodol. Ps fifteen days," was the mid Is apiihle ,,f recllfylng his In lei ins v. II. ,w llll e'- - , rli reply. MlM.n; leieij Ill elevel "Why Hi'" fin I ns nnnniineed to htm .i in. mi :iiippreKiiig fi work "II di I'm i 1 " j .i f fat mm if ..''ftfi ra: r,-?' ,;ii l I Le.' I 05 m s In gpn. and the arilst en I 'iirtlly lino his work that duv, the portrait was done. aked this Croesus, when tlo r.ir day a Long, (rrnrrful plumrj droop ftiK lo milailv's waist are the new Irimminjr note ,r, on h,,, i ie whol,. rostumc is Mock ami l.liulc satin coat wllh circular l,cm ,i ine,I?'n fclilte 'finK worn ntrr a liite crepe Running Word 1. In W-.fl Word t. AIo Word 0. A kiM Itunninf DH Word 2. A v '1 nnWninit binlf I Itirai. , j ......J e a w rn Word . An in YESTKHPJV An"u" sn l mailer nl ml; ih pr.