The Klamath news., July 28, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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THE KLAMATH KEWS PV2U5H1XG COMPAXY
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE OTY OF KLAMATH FALLS
"LX w have Jaitk that right maha might, and
,n that faith let f to the td dare to do w
duty at ve underttand W Abraham Lincoln
THE LAW OF COMPULSION, DO WE WANT IT?
L'jrjrarxe UAzy purchased without the pressure J
of pufclk authority. Prciuna are voluntary pay-.-;".-
r.'t')" Jv- ir.-; "oj--T f'.r prvtciion to hi per
;o.; or pr'jienr, or both. It is this absence of com-
-..! i.c! fenr'aiirg Infiuer.ee of bureaucracy i!
v L''.r. :.-: .-imitt'-d ':v:rtrxn to dr.e!cp freely and
; lo .;:-; d p .v.'-.- ii&...t a-it. aa uuuji4i
i '.'.:'. irmni of the lazt century. To change usror-
! ; r. n the fta'us of a voluntary association for
j w:'?f j-r :ion to the rxus of an involuntary asso-
'n'.'ji:i i'.r pftection of others means the prostitu
'jn'A '.i-.i:&u f fo m'-e: political needs and class de-
ih&h'U. H irsurance can be made compulsory and J
;d for t?;'.' j) jrj. of providing indemnity for cer- l
tain highxay aedden: victims, it may be made com- !f
puJ.vory ' va.'ie'y of other t-jat;on.. If
WHO SAiD ALLADJ.N'S LAM??
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ku.,i:.'-m of ':.-. j.'yr.iioie r'.-c: .-er.
at .(aar;i i a. J, can turn.- in .':W York anl iio-fi
ohe ition.'-M, a.-d Th?f;j.'jro and iiinn'-apolia the n-xt,
any i-unrner's evening, v.hile the receiver is resting
on the t jii.'.ir.g boird I With everything helf-contain-'sJ,
this receiver which is abailavle in two types, is
ready for instant operation.
An e.. a piece of luggage, K.maller than a suitcase,
wekliiiig lees than forty pounds, strapped to the run
ning board, means a world of entertainment on your
automobile tour. Dances, music, talks, comedy,
plays, travelogues, sports, news, weather forecasts,
stock reports who can afford to leave radio at
home?
MINING, A PRODUCING INDUSTRY
The i,(;a m.m t0 y,e prt.vaent that the proceeds
from the mining are chiefly profits. As a matter of
fact, almost half the income of the mining industry
goes for wages to workmen.
In Arizona, last year, where $100,000,000 in gold,
silver, copper, zinc and lead was mined, 45 per cent
wan paid out for labor and 45 pcr cent more for sup
ply, freight and taxes. That is why mining should
have all possible encouragement, because it i8 one
o- the b.g producing, employing and taxable indus-men.
c"un,ry ha rolling along peacefully
;"" Kr,m and Htate lcgmlatures adjourned.
TJV77l f"T mW I,:KiHlation w tax-raising
; "vencs? Will its time be occupied principally
prowls for elass legislation or filibustering
V. a rrand thing fr,r .he nation it would
! ronn1;e Mf to the dignified affairs of
) ' - '.M,:,t and ih Hcentific reduction of our oppres-
vc lax burdens. oppres-
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htr !! wiat i U'tJ !a fxxl brrad aftd ! a.l rakn ih!i mora-'What la M" '
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oa tk ,rU frij.B!lT. bit vtzM "Mm Asa:f. la that Bo? aftld Ih Ib of prov,i5 1
t.sKI ?. m-M wrhtrk t. B.irn Rrt TOQUK tDlB. Ha lcKjftd Bf bar. dB- 'Will JU IM
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aran tar to lha a.i lar kanda
blta Wltk Ooor "HI d-paa4
"Oh. yon mutt ftraw my apaf- ptnaa."
im " ih. uld "I fea bora work-' -Taa'aHaawl
Ey ARTHUR WYNNE,
OrifiaMw of tU HUrrm Cn-Wtt TmU.
FROM SPARK TO BLAZE IN 18 STEPS.
Watch yoor rtp and tha definition btlow in w,Wmg thia poit!-.
Can you ctanx KfAi'.K into BLAZE in Is imp Jiuie OBc-lcttcr
Sonus of t. trr. rry t than otSx-ra. For aiampla.. .
tart from the word SHAl'.K. To rrach rtp 1 all too hae to do it to
thir.k- up a word d.ffarir. in on. kur only from KPARK and rr-anlrz
J',?'" ,r,;"n. "J'T-f ,"r mjunr- lhat if very ..tuple. at
twer, of courxe. u JFAFtK.
fcvt down th. word SPAKE in th fir., aooar on the firrt tVp
down, oppoiite f.ur 1. on kttr to cath muare. That complete.
latt flTTt?!:- T1,ir'k Up A-!"" "! Mr In only one
letter from SfAKh and m-amr church tte-ple." llat. alro.
anould ;e y. Tner. a, on to rt p 3. and ao on to the erl of the
puzzle, if yoa raeceed In 1 illing in
the correct word you will reach
SMOKK on the f,fth tin. FLAME
on U..14th and BLAZE on tie.
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No abbreriationj, pre
fixef, tuffixe or foreign
dictionary worda are oaM
in tt.tte puzzle. All tha
worda are to be
found in frtand-
ard American
'iictionaric. .. .
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I .n a v.arnaae be hippr when la moat thinr.. aad proTidra well for
t.'ere i a areat difference In the hi. family, but nolblnc I do Beam
are. of the couple? If. an old. old to be rtah! Of rnorae. I reallie I'm )f
','j.ton. (or BhUb there b no utla- human, and likely to make mUtakra.
fi'tory aner. In the L.tloaina We're leen married all ream. and.
howerer. I think marriaxe hare two children. When I ocra
ou;d b al: ; alonally puni.h them for wrongdoing
lear Mr. Tbompnon I am a wid- their father tasa I am taking my
IS rear. old. medium helcht. ' aplte out on them and doing It )ut
eihj 111 pouada. I bare what, tor tueanne. My houne "nerer
!ie hair dreera call golden gray looks aa cln ai l.la' " It alwaya
l.jir. Ii.l.!ed: large gray ty-t. fair i "reM-mlile a plicpen." (hough my
!,.nk eomplejion. and one bo make-j friend, and neighbor rompllment '
-a I hale b'-autiful white teeth, all; me on the way I keep hou.te. I don't
mr on. I am a atyil.h dre.ner. No! think any mother can keep all the
or.e will b-liere me whi-n I tell them , children', playthir.ga plrked up at!
I am 5. They all Bay 1 don't look one lime. At the table he alwaya
it.ore than t. A gentleman, J". baa npeaka of the food a. aluff. and won-j
Wa pay!n alKnllon to me for four dera why I don't prepare decent food,
yearn, not uteady. Sometime. I don't , food (that I. fit to eat. "like Joaiei
ee him lor month, at a time. He and Maraaret do " lie eritii... m.
ha told me .ereral time, that he1 for harinr the kiirh.. -i.,i. a ,,.?,.U a
love, ,e. yet he ha. never a.ked me till noon on wa.hday and for Iron-f meaning
10 n.nrry him. .Now ror the p:i.t two Ing in the afternoon If the children Word 8'
month, he ha. called at my home, or other thing, keep me bu.r l th...!T. A boo
five or Mi tlmea a week, alwaya In! morning. I try to be patient and) iiard by h
V ' "l n"ft.! never atari an argument, but aome-
't n my porrn two or three tlmea my f.
"". hi. ear parked In front. Hut , heated diwu
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The cnwH
The aolution to
today'i puzzle
and another Step.
Word Puzzle will
bo given tomor
row. ,
, T ... "KIINITIONS
2 A church atceplo
8 A lurge nail
4 -art of a whwl
fi To feed a furnace firo
7 A hop
8 A fixed look
t Cclcatiul boiiicl
U A. ri,r mada in Joining two
S1!" wilh llne
13 l;Mle preteniea
35 An unUady iKht
l ro Kaze w,th wide-open eyc
17 -V trumpeting noia "
he iloea not ak me to go for a ride,
and never ark. me to go any place.
1 1 don't like 111. nttilude. I have no
ehlldren. no relative., am almolutcly
alone. ii(Jn't want lo live alone. I
I'hink 1 would be better if I had a
iiiieni. -in i nave been a widow fori
1 iirx. I don't know Junt what to
I do with till, gentleman. People have
, alnady iK'en go.lping about til.
'omlng to my home, although he la
a gentleman In every aen.e. I'li.,ine
jadviM. me what lo do. l.dNKI.V.
i I ilonht i thin man ha. any Intnn
j Hon of mnrrylhic you. It would be
wise t. I think, to dlKi'ouruge hi. at-
tenllo;... I believe yon would be
! more likely to find happlnnn wilh a
1 1 . .
ii iH D.i no nearer your own age. Yon
may pr.-ii.rve your youth for yenra.
bul I here alwaya will be 18 year,
differenc) in menlnl viewpoint,
a a a a
He Villi liiervllilnir
"ear Mih. ThompHon: My trouble
Ir. a liuHliand wlitiho mlil.ilo name la
ling, give way and a
"Ion follow.. The rhle.fi
thorn In the flenh la this oft-repeat
ed niieMlon- "Why don't you man
age your work like Helen doe.?"
HAHHASSED WIFE,
a a a
Try approaihing the difficulty
rrom the problem tliat-ia-troitbllng-you
angle, when ou both are un
troubled and aane. telling him frank
ly Jimt how it annoy, yu when you
reel you are doing your heal, and aee
If ou ran t .trike kind of bar
gain whl.h will eliminate the thing
lhat In wearing ,,,'ur patience thin.
If your hu.lmnd ha, . .eno of hu
mor al all you might vl.lt hi. nle.
of bu.lne., fre,,y and nlm
'"' or hi. own medicine until hia
' twinkle ,.kotH.. yol nr
you niigh, RO nwny flir B ,miK tme
vllt lo give .a ,, jobo nn(, M(r.
Brei mill II
Word 11.
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Qi i t ru,
Kunning W
Word i. Jump;,
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worn .Lrf.
MJ....I in. A il,n
HIV"-" J
keeping
llielr Inning, at
'oiir lifin.n r,.t. 1. 1 i
ke H lliey re enr ,
'""T hfl ""'" Preacnlly very hum-
a':
(r!tl, im." Ho 1. kind and good a. you plea.e y" M"B 10 d