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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1925)
Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath New THE KLAMATH NEWS f Ownrit ! Published by 1 A MATH NEWS PUBLISHING COM r AW T I incorporawa ; nffir. .ml I.lrector:aic iwt.rbcln. president: Byron H. Hurt tc-j ""'fT". .""'?. '.u sc,r.iry: Walter Htrunnch. treasurer. instituting lhe'..l. t II oul.wu.llng slock Issue.) B. H. STEVENSON Managing Editor J. V. McDONALD ; " WALTER WEST Business Manager! Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls. Oregon, as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY s Office I. 0. 0. F. Building. 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 . ... . sb m&smz No. 1 Address all communications and make all remittances 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 All Subscription Payable in Advance it-lt..A.AJ rks r"n Prior mi m ATlf h . ....... 50 1-rcu ' rri uj v ,. , Delivered by Carrier, six niontas . 4 Outside tflatath OonntT o w FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS (Longest In the World) OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS 'Let us have iaith that right makes might, and n that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it" Abraham Lincoln SUPPORT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Every citizen should support the Chamber of Commerce because it is active, alive and doing the things that go to make the home city a better place in which to live and make a living. Cities grow through the leadership of its Cham ber of Commerce. Its members set the standard of the aims and ambitions of the home city, and should 'have? the wholehearted support of the entire com munity in carrying those plans to a successful con clusion.' A live city is simply impossible without a live Chamber of Commerce. Knockers who constantly hammer away at every project of the Chamber of Commerce should stop and think. ' They only hurt themseWes. Live citizens never side-step an unpleasant duty. They just step' on, or step over knockers and go on their way. REAL HONEST BOOSTERS ARE ALWAYS MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. FOUR FLUSHERS ARE NOT. BOOSTERS ARE THE FELLOWS WHO KNOW THE TRUTH WHEN THEY SEE IT, AND GET BUSY. AND LET THE OTHER FELLOWS KNOW IT. BOOSTERS MAKE PEOPLE WHO CAN DO THINGS GET OUT AND DO THEM. BOOSTERS GET GOING AND KEEP GOING, AND THE REST OF THE PEOPLE USUALLY GO . THE WAY, THE BOOSTERS GO. BOOSTERS REALIZE THAT EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED IN THE HOME CITY MEANS A NEW DOLLAR ENLISTED IN ITS SERVICE. Whv Not? : ZZZZ I 1 ! . ! :.' . ',' '. v-v ,1 , ) 1 ,7S- mm irMi''M j 'v ; K.r ssriv p if -r, THE TAX-EXEMPT PROBLEM It is stated that there are now thirteen thousand million dollars of municipal securities in our coun try that are totally exempt from taxation. The statement that this enormous sum of money belongs only to wealthy people who seek to escape taxation is untrue as millions of citizens not count ed plutocrats invest in these securities. A large part of this $13,000,000,000 would never get upon tax rolls in any form, which is true of many other forms of capital savings. The unfair part of the whole situation is, that be ing entirely exempt from taxation, the tax-exempts operate to penalize all other forms of securities and prevent money being used for industrial develop ment. 1 The big investment in tax-exempts hampers rail road development, construction of public utilities and industrial growth-higher rates and prices must be charged, because of higher priced capital to operate off LvtJS -6W wXi-Uf 3fter the eirls are Harried MENT HINT llmikfnst Oatmeal with Cream Boiled Kggs Toai,t Green Applesauce Coffee or Substitute Luncheon Luncheon Salad Scalloped Potatoes Blackberry Jam Baking Powder Biscuits Milk Tea D.'llllcr One Dish Meal Lettuce Salad with Sliced nni..n French Dressing Blackberry Pie Coffee lEAJHOMEpioM . ...i..... 1. .11- to IhVm ml ir w In'. 1. thl leii-r: I marry ' Hear Mrs. Thompson: I am how iru.i him i .. . . ... .i.k .1.11.1.-..,. akna I1.' . wiiimw - unusual Wy, I. J .l......ullv anil I want 111 llil Ilia!.. i "' ' i"' vsiuauia np,i right thing by lh.un Hul som lime ,, ,hu, u aau I met a man sis yenra 1117 . great fancy , J 1 t. I11.1 wvi.ml.irr.il In ll.H. alan ' . . . . aim 11- - - iniiirr s nnms, Rjt in iIik( chllilron. I am vry (ond of.lu , nl. fow him ' llrally. I Iwllrvn this la the ,,, ,r.'T fir.1 tlmr. I lmv rvir ;m.h ral;aBI W)U, . ' l,.r. I marrlnd when I was " X ; gr.iwliu (..ad , yuuns. ami unn 1 uenr,. ay. w iii ow ,u ball,,, rn rlaliii tv for my first Nn- J u wurrlns 111, lltUj(, Im itl. even though I was v.-ry fund , beliers H j,! nun. ini man wn quim a iiiuu h(iwrs in lliiu aum nf iininny ami n i.i.a.tl.in that Unj Wliu ...... ..... 4 1' paya nun ,-niu inn. ..in mii taking tham whs b now, urn iiiougn n runaianiiy iua ways madn a till k m- of his evnrlnallng lutn for mo. 1 1 would Ilka ui (n and nlwnys Is planuliig for our In- (md UU (r m,Uit ' - . . have no one 0 i pniKrraa mado In avlnllnn. Men ran ask this favur of. now do anything - aliMiltilt'ly sny-'a very sad awikn J Ihlnk a bird ran do?" (surh as I hsir, sut Hut Mlihael was tired of wonders , pany wit li a mist, - he was more mailer uf fact, "la'fouiul ha wm liiot auT" he answered. "Well, when Immediately rat kit you see an airman fait aaleep, hang- J iualnianrs. AM. lug onto a branch of a Irw with; much as I lore u one foiit. I'll romo around and have 'slop seeing him a: a look?" j knew he ass surra. ami will, tiieaa ti, ! A young woman In a crowded Kindly answer la r, 'street car arose lo give her seat to W,H lmme.llstlt a gray-haired, sharp-faced woman m. address lit: who had entered, ami as the latter f"r My IH seemed relu.lant In lake II the "a mv ""T U young woman sulil with a pleasant ,llr" "'"ans mors smile: before beauty, you j In ,n om k 11 1 1 w . ' ' ! of fered to edurstt -Thank you." was the sour reply: m wonderful ke 1.. i ... ' me what 11. ifn iJ I .in. iiiitf win.. u ill-nil glasses m arc -i Ihe beauty." (ininy. 1 11111 f 'I'eiUaps." (ho young woman re- ' .Vou 00 "", ,n' Joined qulelly. "but none would be'"01" makm w required to jeo the age." ;mnrrlml man. aa4 Whereupon she resume., her seal I'""" )uil 1 It Is again! lh y j umn to do deleclift not underlnke Is ' man Is married. F mruns so much tc that you ask a H lifiiver - Visitors In Klumuth Kalis agency tyotir bask this week-end Include Mr. and Mrs. jonel tu luvesilciU II. . t.ardiier and son, of Denver, Colorado. Local Briefs live Reuse In which Importance ever anywhere can be." Wtj( jirp nil ' doniinaled by ourj 1 applied wllh a broad, flat p.ilnt, n 1 well known that our Judg-J ;hrl"'h. menla concerning Ihe Worth of; This, if carefully put on. should thinga. big or liilln. depend on thei last on a range for a season, with KKKUNIJB the (hlnga'arouse in us. ! possibly a little touching up on Ihe1 Where w judge a tiling In be' Abe llnrnes and Frank Andrews left 1 hn B",, n,,,tl covers where greatest heal comes, precious In consequence of Die Idea ' yesterday morning for Crater lake, comfortably beftn The varnish, turpentine and stove we frame of It thin, is only because I wn"r ""'!' enjoyed a day at the reaction 10 the POM blacking mixture may he kept In a the idea Is ttself unsoclaied already r"""r,i returning lute last evening, jcouvlnve bilh kiaf. small, covered can for Huh me. This wltli u feeling. ' I ... i how ruucli In -snW 1 will minimize the care necessary to Psvcholoclsls tell os thai ir ... . ... ..7-..' ' . .. . ." lUonolful If a yosuu ( ... .11.1... .11 .iii-.ii. 1.1.-. ihiii., were 1 It 1 among the visitors In Ihe rliv. ar- know his own nielli To Outer Ijike Mr. and Mm. D. M.: Whr daughter and hutl: l''nilll (ilemliiu Mr nmt M ra rsyrniiioKisiM 11:11 us mat ir we A. i.,..h ... ci..,,,.,,.. may wiro raillcnlly feellngless. and If i j ideas wern the only Ihlngs our mind j riving last night to spend several he is In lovo. he wiped off with a damp cloth. ' u 1.1 entertain, we should lose all lnys In the Klumulh country. I give the stove, as the surfa'- I When using sour milk Ihe degree our likes sn.i .ii-iihsa i.1 u eiroke. . of M.viiiy is variable. So we wi;nnd he unable lo point to any one he rather safer when baking to fol-, situation or experience In life more low this rule: Vse one teaspoon of 'valuable or significant than any soda dissolved in a little warm wa- mhi rs. ter to each cupful or eight ounces a a of sour milk: alio half a teaspoon of We am practical beings, each of 'ream of tartar. This Insures light- us vi.th limited functions und duties ness and tenderness. Or, If we do 'o perform. It seemed to William not have the en am of tartar at Jam. hand, wo can use a level teasj 1 f "Each, Is bound lo feel intensely baking powder. j the Importance of his own duties 'a"'t 'he significance of ihe siluntions minutes two tablespoons granulated j ''leces of stale bread may be dried. lh,,se call forth - -gelatin and one cup cold water, aild J P"1 through the food thopper and 'euling Is In each of us one and one-half cups boiling water, I u"-(1 for breading, for mnking dress- " vl,al "''' ret, for sympathy with todays iti: ipi;s Green Applesauce Wash green apples, cut up, with skins on and cook with a little -water until tender 'Strain through wire strainer, sweet en to taste. Luncheon Kabul Soak for five W. I).: I nctrt l.o Angelis Southern visitors In th part of matrkau' Mama n fan. this week Include Mr. umn nol ,,,(,4i nLl..rh" MIr""B,,to 'r'rimonlal agency.-"-Angeles, who aro listed among the tourists In litis season's list. They1 "" are planning a trip lo Crater lake. oue-naii cup lemon Juice. When cold add one cup celery cut small three tart apples, oue-half cup nut- Ing, bread pudding, or anything of vainly look in others. that kind. They may also he used1 ,"n', "'hers nre too much alisorb for simple puddings by buttering ihe '''' ,n ,Mt'ir own vital secrets lo take meats and one-half cup sugar. Turn 1 ''read, .cutting It In small squares on '""rest In ours. into molds. One-Mcal Dish Put halt of ordi nary meat loaf mixture In one end of buttered baking dish, then a layer of sliced tomatoes, then a layer of sliced green peppers, season with unit, pepper and butter, and cover with the remainder of meat loaf ann putting layers of buttered bread1 "ence Hie stupidity nnd Injus and berries or other fruit In a link-;11 "' ",lr opinions, so far as they Ing dish. Pour a custard over Ihls ""'n liven.' and bake. ! And hence ihe falsity of our judg- j mi nts, so fur as they presume to de Painted walls are best for the '" i,n u,,"''i" way on the value kitchen, as In cold weather the "f ""'eP D,,r"'' conditions or steam arising on wash days dam,,! I l'1,'aK ens the naner nnwh fn...- .i... .. . e mixture, pat It down iir.i,n .,lwlll drv. ..n.i t 1 .. , " 1 "" n,,t loo hnaty or conclusive around so that the tomato juice will!'1 to rop off. -'uses jn yollr nnR ()f 0(hcr m( ay in. In the other end of baking u.a.i piace potatoes, cut In halves and seasoned. I'ut in one cup of water and bake until done. Carrot Tops Garnish Oreen carrot tops make an unusti ally attractive garnish. They do not wilt as soon as do many of the other leaves and may be used many times when one does not have any thing else. HiiKKcstlons A hardware merchant who mnkes HflHEBIST lJ OS ma "ves. You ennnot know all of their feelings. DtoerStories a point of keeping h rages In lcellnt " on mie f.enrgn Mellows onco snld nt an arllNtr,- bitinmet In New York: ir rich men pay millions for a few faded and dubious Itembrandls i"d Titans, and Ihe finest native lal- process of ,, communicates ,, ,. f"r "" "' eagorness to him VB9 it. i,pr,.',. Werner of real genius said Does your life ,,, anything? William lames ud wherever lo me 11 11.... genuinely sienlfi .... v- .:.. : ,,B "it p win, ,,. .";,. " . ". said t . siovo paste or dry Uometimea ., ." "..landior ponsn. A portion of this is m.,i ' "Ic I'ercepins toned in an old saucer with spirits , son.ellmes with ',,"IK'Ila"'1"' 1 he raised ,l,e . ....lieuune. a small quantity ..,,, . ' "lougiu , mack varnish Is mixed with Ihls .....11. .. " " found, there 'I thought Voor nan inkei, It for rent wild Ihe Westerner renl.' " 'hut ,r r,, . : ..... -.11. .u.Blll, UIU UR IX(lrtl i tili. si ii. . there IH !,. , """nB "o jew- I IHitHI, Porttinco' In 10 uu,y rcB, t - . l-roiii Itiioili D. K. Alexander of' the Hock Creek ranch, was among the vlsliors In Klamath Fulls yes-1 terdny. Alexander Is one of Ihe big. come owners in Klumulh county. Coming - Mr. n, .Mrs. (). p. Iliiiighton of Corning. Calif., are among the week's vlsliors In Klam ath Falls to visit and transact other affulrs. Hull llotel -ll. D. Wherlnnd, a frequent business visitor with the Associated Oil company. Is In the city for a short business visit, slop ping nt tho Hull hotel. Oilell Ijikt--Visitors In Klnmnth Palls from Odell luke include I) l Huberts and o. p. llaughton, of that section of On-con. . Kurt. Klniiintli visitors In Klam ath Palls this week Include several residents of Fort Klamtith. Among those from Ihe neighboring city In. chide J. V. I'lter and O. W. Kngle who arrived lust night for a few days' visit. visiiiiin i'r,.,Mr, nni, Mri Mark lunna nre vlslilng with Mrs. Hnnnn s parents for a week In Port land, motoring up t18 flrHt ()f week to spend their visit. PTu ''''""' -Among ihn Klnmnlh fal s roslilenis who have spent . re Tuke W mwk ' were Luke Walker, accompui I by Mb, mul ,r."- A"""' "" M s Ml,, ,,,,, l(ay wlm return?f, n V"""y Wednesday, returning the ,,,, ,lny a lnI'.re',",v',h,mAnU'n,t lhe vl"l,or" Colin , , "",n,"er Mr- Katie to an K'""""" KallH "" """k Wirnn of her son, Malt Colin. re.ur!,",'.n"MI"" A,,a has returned 0 m,1.h ,,,. , Inlorestlng v, " . 1 a ! "ig visit in Portland, whnro Cliililri'll's I'tfl'ri fruss WttrJ Kunninl An , Word 1. In tin' Word 4. A weiten Word 6. A wrlttt c Running I" I Word 2. A ""a . earri money, t' Word 3. A loop knot. V,-YESTw' I "1 1 1 ! Michael. ", th0 --"t p..t week ou her
