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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1925)
THE Sundav. Four Editorial and Feature Page i ofKkmath THE KLAMATH NEWS T Omwrt u4 lUfcaeJ W I ' -akMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Inorprtel) ' Offlm a4 IHm:W flavor.. asreaidaM: BrT" n. hot it- areV- Bra H. MmM .aranaaj; KaHr MNMfk IrrWTrT. (Ctaaaaiawlag rha . ' - eartiac I, ad lag tc aa) ' B. H. STEVENSON Managing- Editor i w VennvAi.n 1 WALTER WEST The Hanks Are Comics . Businesa Manager; - Entered at the Ptwtoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, u second-claw matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Office L 0. 0. F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 Address all eommonkallott aad Bak all remittance) payable to , THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBUSHING COMPANY U ordering caas- ol address, Mibacrlber tbosld away give tht eld , wU u lb iidrm J Subscription Rate AH Subscriptions Parable in Ad-ran ce ! nnrMl hr rrrlr. nea saosth " . ! beilvered by 'rrier, six mouth . Delivered by ' mf . year ; Oetslde Klamath Conty 6 no " FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS J I llMfnl is the World) OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS ! i . . "Let us have Jaith that right makes might, and j i in that faith let us to the end dare to do our j duty as we understand it" Abraham Lincoln j DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK THAT it takes organized effort to build a city? THAT every citizen is vitally interested in the civic and business affairs of the home city. THAT the business men are community leaders. THAT their judgment should never be biased or warped by any disturbing influence. They should cooperate in a way that will move their city along faster on the road of progress. THAT business interests should be open and above board and back every worthy project for the home city. . . :, ; - ; THAT they should be able 'to speak from knowl edge and experience as to what is best for the home city. THAT they should have no axe to grind with each other, but co-operate together to the end that the home city will be a busier and better city. THAT citizens should back them loyally and help local business; as business grows so will the city grow. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. DON'T DE LAY! IT'S YOUR CITY, IT'S SUCCESS MEANS YOUR SUCCESS. CO-OPERATE AND DO IT NOW! baa three chlldraa; h aa he U making lr t. Will fact affaat Ihrlr mar- their atlltade Il l:e m. A woman Un. Tbu:pa: I an write: lh knew. oU k l-r I ra.., : I art affair. Yoe girl ul Ilia roam,. f..i, v,. "I ar. riim en I ha probably fc i0 mother. Now ,BB t h promla a 1 . ""l marrl.d woman fx. .hildr.a. M ba.baad Irfl y la ba breaking , , I . . . , il,., ,mB . ! about til n.omua ; man. paruruurlr I trry HI. tx.a llh nr i . in lo altb a maa about 4 r. old II kaa brra dlromd WOKRirD: fcW from bn ila aod b baa aabad laaua a-oraiac PrmiuJ to Ktrn bi. Mr baahaud Baa hi "a io do,, d W B.rird o- bffurr. but dlrorrrd prorldlnc h aurii, and ba arlttra to mr arral llmra ran do oliboul htra k (Ki r.t mr a coma ba. k to bint. I 'bm to aid ;M rar f.ir ihia otbrr maa. and I kaow ' mployaral. at carra fur m. and hr alao rarra a! a , .rrai dral for mr chlldrra. II. baa' K : " M, hand or ..art a d.rorc. .alt. TbU '"'t. C.J ' ,h,r ... U .IIIIDI to par for n , '. nod Dot thro,,, 'Mr huihand baa bfra rcry na mt. and trratcd m rrry rrurl I iy i KLAMATH CL hmhanJ alay wrnt arouod wttb! OREGON othr aomra Plr trll bat I . lo do BKICIIT KVKll WIKK ! 1'tiKTI.AMl. Jay"K ! You., of courw. ant to dlrorr , rk ha. brra a Ht?, .,ur huhnd. and marry thla oihrr tlra In ih. ,. Sin.a our hu.hand trralrd , or iM o rrui-liy. ami left yo hrn arrr III. ba do not drw-ra 1UU . OU k ctr of i.mitnrrrr. ' ; ' Mjr'on rotinty an nul of br aula arrhi uary. and Ijina tottf ronsldrrailon. Hut art yoa aura that iliat thla nthar Dian will ba abla lo ,rd M (,,, it m ;.ar- for rlitkt rhlldran? Kor. of 'K'amalh routity km, i-ftura. ritu .rannnt rxj t him to tha natii- of u frj riruTiilr fur your rblldrra without Hlahop. Califurnia. J t.m brim a molhcr to hl. .farnw m that aani I .... 'Oragoa during tbtawJ I L .. Kl.t.- qlhar Baw aatllmkal ! . .: k , ,'portrd Into th aiand a young girl of ! and m In lore ,J4 I nh a fallow who la aaran yaam old-: Thu) Taafbr tkt umil rr than myarlf. but I lor hint daarly.inuo axilnra ranmWH land my mothar and dad don't ohjarl IjmU rV'.llrmrnt ivn to my going out with thla young fat-'of narration. th nail low. for ha la a rary good frlrnd of data urlng J. , oura and alao my brother' chum. I . . ' I hava bran kraplng aompany with Evolution PrfKaT . him for about thraa month, and ' !. ,,. t L Ho nndannand h!m-lf. that ha may onra tn a whlla batwaan tlmaa ha m-c what II l that h- . ki and hn) would go out with aoma oihar glrlaj ') THE MARY'S LAMB OF RADIO This summer marks the inauguration of real portable radio receivers. Now radio need not be left at home. The summer vacation this year to be com plete and up to the minute must include radio equip ment. It can be secured in a compact case which will provide endless entertainment and bring the news of the day to the mountain camp as well as to the seashore, hotel, bungalow, . houseboat, canoe, yacht or automobile. "Dry cells of a standardized size are a universal commodity" H. T. Melhuish, of the Radio Corpora tion of America says. "They have so many different uses that they are found not only in the stock of the large radio shops but in the general store of the cross roads hamlet. A few extra dry cells will insure sat isfactory radio reception for months." v ' I 0 EMPLOYE OWNERSHIP ( A newspaper story tells about a car shop work er who for many years spent his money as fast as he earned it. In course of time he got a little wife, built a little home and added a little family-which just about used up his increased earnings. The telephone company for which he then work ed, talked him into saving through an easy payment stock investment in the corporation he became an employe-owner. Today he is one of the thousands of smaller stockholders whose earnings from his investment will help give the children a better education Thousands like him own stock in the telephone !inH n U .... I,!!.. 1 ....... uuih J1UUIIC UWIIUL'S. JIE.NU HINT Braakfaxt Oranjren Oatmeal Poa h"d Est on Tout Cook lea Coffee Milk lllnnrr Eacallopad Potatoes with Ham Tomatoe with Bread Crusts Whole Wheat Bread. Butter Red Itaspberry Jam Cream Pie Tea Milk Kuppap Cream Dried Beef (Jreen Bean Herriea or Sliced Pearhi-H Cocoa Cup Cakes 'the stor In a pan. It will ke'-p not much longer than watrr. In an . emergency if you houl b" no l' water bo'tle at a!! a i.f ttt -a Batifi4 tory sultMltutP. Iite at night with the drug More c! ed the hot aalt hag baa prored a Meiv:. xotiKlil to ba; what h iol and i wMi h makes ma rary angry and Jaal what, therefore, ha Is. "Thla la a knowledxo which mutt be imparted to htm from without." and HAYTON. Teaa. - ll.iwaid i: Hint, aw ou. I know It la not right for me ; nh .rrrnl u, n,, to act that way. hut ! lor him ao .), u,,t ef to.. bopa to har him a my' own irial. waa knocknlu. It In difficult to estimate Ju,t the amount of toat which !,. fa rully . will eat each morning. Pave iu? allce as they ar of good hread. 'hearliy but'ered. When enough of them eollert to corer the lxttim of a good sited platter, or to w-rv the .family, prepare a dlh of r.amil I i meat of some kind.; ! TODAY'S KKCIPKH This may be creamed chicken Kaaalloped Potatoes with Ham creamed chicken with oystera. cream Rub into a thick "lice of ham a little ed lamb, creamed whrlmps. creami ii I brown sugar Dredge sliced po;atoe "'i"! hoef or cold roast lef in jwlth flour. Season. Place one-half brown gravy. Pour the hot rreamed lpotaloes In baking dish, then Ih" meat orar the cold toast and set u. ham, and rest of potatoes. Cover : Il:ilter on tin ntbexto mat In a hot iwlth milk. Pake klowly for two ovrn for tin minutes. This last stop ( important, as it gives .the hot (cretm or brown gravy a change to Cup Cakes One cup brown sugar, moisten the toast, and the toast one-half cup shortening, one egg.' itself become heated by this one teaspoon cinnamon, one-half tea- means. ' spoon cloves, one cup sour milk, onei teaspoon soda, one-half cup chopped sreet apples, handful of raisins, two and one-quarter cups flour. Hake In deep gem pans. Use any kind good Icing. ane.-ut ins " (own aim-a S.opaUi" bare gono na "n) Hinokv mountain!. Ia1 alalnt. hsta bee niB aror aim th tnal :m.'c M.-nJar fl.il.Ii.ns nct Plum Conwrvn Three pounds of blue plums, three. pounds sugar, one and a bait pounds seeded raisins, thrco oranges, Juice and grated rind. Cook until thick like Jam. fnHEEST tiU OF IH ADVICE some day. and don't want no one In a fiat light wiui AcrurdinK to this d-finition. Life else to hare him. 1 love him. and ha "If't "" .. ... ,n nftan fold ma tlut ba loved ma. but I" chemist, who what chemical re-agents are to tlieistlll t cannot believe him. and eapr-i boily: It is only by life that a man'dally when be take someone elaa rereala what ha is. and It la only in out. Hut ha had promised me he to far as he reveals hlmsi ir that he' would wait for me nntll 1 was of , ii.is at all. 'age. and then we would gat married Then Life is the maiilfcstallon of'and also swear upon a slack of i hararter. of the something that we bibles that he does love ma. I hava ' understand by that word. often tried to overcome thla habit j And It is not In life, hut outside. of being Jealous and here lately It; of it. and outside lime, ihat charac-1 seems as If I had atoppad being that j i r undergoes alteration, as a re- iay a HttK and hope to get rid of j suit of the self-knowledge which life .all of It. Please tall me If you think i, gives. that he really loves me. or If he Is a jjuit trying to use me as a plaything.' like he says ha doe other girls. MISS M." i Any young mnn who admits he Is1 using other girls as playthings Is; very likely 1. have the same at 1 1 tude towunl you. You suy your parents do not object lo you going j hut that he may clime to understand 1 oul with him, and that ha Is ynurj hinnalf by that reflection: that ho! brother's chum. Do they know that 1 may sec WHAT It II that the mlrrorl - ' shows. j "Life Is the proofsheet. In which' Again the negro awnng the, whip. I' l... I. . i . Jinil Ih, ti,.n..'t.nn f..ll .!...( ' - jiu,iiAiiui drum are wrougni 1 ii . , This argument, which becomes clearer with a second reading, is MJMiorted by Schopenhauer In this manner: "I. Ho Ik only the mirror Into which a man guici nut In order that he may get a reflection of himself. i jNoung a pair of bumblebee on and!""" another blossom, the negro I any significance: for as it is all one whether un e rror occurs In Hie largo type or the small, so It I uii nnn j "Men who aspire to a happy. a'a" r':!"',, "'c essence of the matter. ! brilliant and long life Instead of a ' w," "lf'r " ' vll disposillon Is mlr- vlrtuous one. are llkn foolish acton r"r"'' " "'""'I"""' ' the world or common swindler. the pnris that arc marked by I " ' a'ie he "ccn all men. to linht. "How they become visible. whether the type is large or small awltchcd them out of existence with are matters of no consequence. i ,n6 "acker of his new blacksnake. .':iiit-r in me externals of life """ ninncr aoiniration irora i nor in the course of history is thcrol"'" new employer. f I rttlggesllOIIS ,,o want to he :.!... h..l uiniucs is an escciient tiling to parts remove tho past board cap from the Kt,i,.n,ir ',. . Mn spieniiur nn, iriuinplt. They fall i tint .Mt-'CII. but IIHVV So it seemed to Schopej,. pej'simi I I w,: Bl' '"Id by onn school of ,hi When cleaning the goldfish howl ; osophers Ihat ,a ,! not .r put the fish in a howl win, about and ,Pa character remains nh! ono-ha r (easpooi, of sal, added t,ol.1(cly the samo throughout hi. the water. Leave them in tliii until life. ,ou nave inc Howl cleaned. Also! That he niimt put mem in a bowl of sail water ho When IlieV net ll,iv un.l .1 , . .. ., , swim ueviiition from Hie .ou.iu very mucn. T1M, , 'r " ..omen, si,.. ,,; nian ot see mat the important thing is me noiiso win nnd one unequaled ( WHAT or How tor removing the bulls from his lheyncl cigar Holder. .haucr play the part which the other, perhaps only l,y him "If: but that he ahoulil sei is whal signifies." A little fan her along the' planlcr spied a hornets' nest In a bush be side the highway. Two or throe hor nets were assembled at tho entrant'o to tho nest. "Can you hit them, Sam?" ho In quired, pointing to Hie hornets. "Yas. sab, I kin," replied tho ii'.-Kio. i,ui i am i ugoin to; dey himself organlm!.' DinmrStorits I A slnry Is being lolil of Ihe in jgageineut of an aililllliinnl chorus man for a musical prodm-liou. Tho male chorus In tle show are i mainly mounted police and frontlers- men. for the nciitLii ,.r fi. -1..-1 . . j ......... iiid iiiiinicai " "" ceniucKy Had i coineil V tukes employed a strangs negro us a fauurin llunninf A"1! Word 1. I".ll,r r" i no, ii . """. ... ....t..i i4 Ci'a Word G. A kiwi H the new capital ol PUwLo. bird Also a rl;, Word a. Opposd01 Running ! Word a. A bo eiam or coa.. K(t worn J. inu.... - Word 4. Al"3j Wnrd f. The mll ipacws. : Word 7. Decay. Just mule driver place In Northwest has received, wi.hou, H. , , ' ' - '"-"nu out of 200 applicants for tho do . i,,.r ...,. -"ii. ciinioeu up on anion uiitti aciirr , . a ,,!,..l experience, nor tiltll- :,. l,.,i ,i. '""loir, nor even ro e on In putting away Iho clolhes fold anv In. ..,-., . ...... each muled pair of pillow case, ,o- If all this I ,.' can effect 'wl.lp. wiihoul OIIO WUS selected Ixienosa of excellent vol,... u. .i..i.. ........ 'IV , H Ulll - ...key If he could use the brought before (he "powers that bo- pair of mules, and i his gclhcr, as ouc. what i.'i.i, . .he meaning of , To h., .' ! "'. ' "" ,,n? " ovftr -. Pse Is It ,,,., . J?"1 "' l''"l"' I'Mtterfly If VOur hot wnler l,,,lll ....I . . . . leak and seem, beyond ZZrZJi. thaM" e"en"' over cast It aside. Tho next time I'm A thousand l need It for an arho or pain fill i,1.,, ,, "wora nave wh aalt ,, yon VZT ar.l t I'-' '"'w '.e black ,.sh hetween'lng'Mo a,Z " " " The producer was keen to havo him and made Inquiries as to his previous stage experience. Imagine his surprise when the man replied: "I haven't dnne much acting lately ve spent my last flvo the Canadian Northwest police." flicked a beautiful in from a clover blossom alongside the is roan over which n. , and determined? Ir. ' answers have beenl "Thai i. . .... no hhii, remarged the one: planter, "( an you lilt that honey come 'bee v,.r i,ro?" years In mounted
