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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1925)
2. 1925. 1 , V KU Sunday. Aupiist . p.- Pour 1 Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath i, i i; li l! ; n it it H li THE KLAMATH NEWS rwmorl and Published by miATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporated) . . v... n...w-ln nmlilenC: Bjto H. Hard Tlcf STldtl BTh --. secretary! Walter Strooarh. treasurer. (SllSttUlith o.xr. af fc ctlr outstanding stock lue.) B. H. STEVENSON : Managing Editor wff:TERDwrSTLl Entered at the Postoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon. ' i as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Office I. O. O. F. Building. 102-122 S. Fifth St Telephone 877 Address all communications and msks all remittances payable to THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY In ordering change of address, subscribers should always give the old , r as well as the new address Subscription Rktes All Subscription! Payable in Advance wltJ h rmrrimr nmr month 9 IM Dellrered br Carrier, six months Delivered by Carrier, one year . Ontslde Klamath County FULL LEASED WIRE. UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS (Longm in me nunu; 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 we understand if Abraham Lincoln A ROAD UP BLACK BUTTE Perhaps the vision of a spinal road for automo biles 'to the summit of Clack Butte, a natural obser vation tower "from which an unparalleled view of the Cascade range and the vast Central Oregon country can be obtained, is but an idle dream; but such dreams occasionally come true, as did Lancaster's Columbia river highway and the early day vision of a road to the lofty glaciers of Mount Rainier. Construction of a winding road to the 6,425 foot high summit of .Black Butte wpuldentail no costly engineering wprk.: Itf would be a Second folot Butte road on an enlarged scale. And, like the Pilot Butte road, but also on an enlarged scale, an automobile path to the summit of the dominant cone of the Met olius country would make accessible to thousands of people who would never visit it otherwise a point which might well be featured in tourist literature. Some writer has said that when the majestic Cascade range was made, the Creator was so pleased with the serrated skyline and the snow mantled peaks of the Three Sisters, Three Fingered Jack, Mount Washington, Mount Jefferson and Mount Hood that he cast up from the molten interior of the earth Black Butte, one of the most perfect volcanic cones in America, to provide for man a dominant station from which an unobstructed view of the Cas cade skyline might be obtained. An automobile road to the summit of this butte would enable thou sands of motorists to get this inspiring view. ' In all probability, an automobile road to the peak of Black Butte,- from whose base one of the rivers of the mid state country springs, may nof even be considered for many years, but it is the prediction of a number of people who believe in the future of cen tral Oregon a3 one of the country's great recreation centers that in time a spiral roadway will be built to the tip of the black volcanic cone which rears its barren peak more than 3,000 feet above the sur rounding timbered plain. Bend Bulletin. o . TELEPHOTOGRAPHY i i . f Let George Do It! 1 jjJ j L ' ..... Jj hard nolle I ana. etc. j, j n inia sm iUsI 3 i Fral I ltiS wj . bottled h.iUtuL1 nd latvr u, ?' 'geiojlne. .i.,. i... ..... "1 " water, or will be lw. i.i.i . J Mil 10 ttj ,one.l. , tiM iMaiiiiiiii the Julie, Mot MKSV HINT llreukfasl f'antalnupea Heady lo Kat Wheat Cereal Sufi Hulled Eggs Toast Cocoa l.unt-heuu IMiklc.l Tongue 1'r.ran Hulls Hollered Meets Itlaikberrlea Dinner fork and Potatoes en casserole llreaM Crramrd Teas Lettuce Kalail Milk Cookies and Hllred Pearlies TOIUVH KMII'KH Cocoa Three teaspoons cocoa (Ive teaspoons 'sugar, two rup boll-1 In breading ratlel ing water, pinch anil, six teaspoons late eggs by J , ...hi. .it- .......... ....... 1 i i ' ronurnseii nine. .ik.....ki.ij m uuur, J dry Ingreillenla then stir in boning, evaporated milk u water put on stove and let roine to. crumbs. Yoi tin a boll. Have the three rups ready sllrk Juilatwrk with two teaspoons rnndenaeil nillkjused. Have tin k In each and pour In me hoi roroa. unlimited n,t h Silr. land pork uuur. milk Kites t IN.lal.H- rn '-nile-Take' flavor llfsi ,K, 4 Ihrva medium alsed poialnaa and . b.wer owl. (our amnll pork rhopa. Itemova Dim , . . , bones from the purk rbopa ami wlie.; To 1 an.ario J I'eet ibn pt'lntoes and alli-e t iitlle I dren II U a laei fj thin Into a buttered raaaerule, lay-, row ul low koottan Ing a slice of meat ocraalonnlly and ; hallway wsere ik) lightly seasoning each layer of pola-. Hielr ouidoer trsa toes and meat with sail and pepper. top Willi bread rrumba browned In butter and Juat molalen with a little milk. Hake In a hot oven about one anil one-half hours. ,! a ,lc kid l-llure Halail Wttnh lettuce and a couple stalks of celery thoroughly. Illbbon the lotluce, chop the celery over It and also anything left over from some oher meal as pineapple. In making an,, hem the ild (orau length of av awe. ting the seiinloiM savea a great shIh ling and lusnitaj Volh-s) 1 01 $341 fins Ib4ii htlKgliagrn, lor m j EAKTHOMEpROBl!EN5 ; Dear Mrs. Thotipsoa: I wsnt to myself to write him that showed 1 know if I did wrong or right regard- j was thinking of him' and my pride la Ing the following: I had been go- """"ring so I can"! put my mind on , ... , . , anything at all. And he never said 1 he recuired it, perhaps It would imontns was very mucn in lore wnn VVes: a. Chinese hujrleas poodle." The' peddler dived into another pocket. "Allow me," he said, "to show you the latent thing In fly paper." A distinguished visitor was due lo spend the night in a small town In New Zenlund. and the local hotel was notified to be ready. The high-b-tlattered proprietor at once set to work and had a bathroom added to his guest a .room. . His ten-year- every second of my existence , ""ng to write hi,n and did 1 lower. , , ,, ll(.c. of rr.,.k. was in a dreamy state during alt mjr Pr de ln ido T (J1'1 ' ""; ,eil. extravagance, an,! was .,ulie out- The first advertisement ever flashed across the cpntinennt from Pacific to Atlantic coast by the new ly invented telephotographic process, was received in fNew'York recently when the complete layout and text for an advertisement for the California Pear Growers Association was wired from San Francisco to New York in seven minutes. The transmission was made over telephone line from a photographic negative. . . This is just another tribute to the scientific pro gress constantly made by private industry in Amer ica, m the interest of public service. While the rest of the world is talking about getting telephones, there is one for almost every home in this land and our American telephone system has progressed a step farther and is actually reproducing photographs over vvjiiuuc mica auiiust instantaneously. In love with him, or try to forget him? The last fa quite lmnrliile. because already I'm a wreck over it. Kpokun about It. "Just think," lie said, "building a ha til room for one nighl, and then, after all, it might turn out not lo be his bath nlzht.'' make him feel cheap to tell me he im and he, presumably, was in love got it and not to have even sent me with me. I did nothing but think of a card. Did I really do n wrong I hi: : flnrl was those montha-ju.t counting ,h. 'In ""t with him. a though day. when I would see him again. I not,n BaPfened, when I'm so much I had supposed he was a man through I and IIiiuubU tuuiJu'l ever du mean thine because he always wan so honorable. Around Christmas w time, naturally, I thought he would You did make a mistake In writ-1 Little Tommy worked in a drug give me a gift not expensive, but; '"K t0 nln; and he may be a man of store and the druggist went out one Just some little thing on account ofjthe 'VP8 that resents, consclounly or day and left him In charge. The knowing me for five months end be-lUnconscioualy. any -forwardness in a rtrugKlKt told him that he might Ing with him every week. Well. hewoml"- Besides, you apparently make an extra sale or two by sug didn't. Just stayed away without an;navn'1 I'I'a of the spirit under-'gosling appropriate purchases to cus- lexDlanatlon and of course. mvMylng Christmas gifts. No one Is tome hefurn tlu,v Anti..i Ichristmas was anything but a happy obliged to give to another, and sine ultl Squire Scruhbs. the political one. now aid I ao wrong! 1 sent ""' ""sb" JO", a cam hoss of the town, slenned In a few him a card, a beautiful one, cost mewould ,,avo '"'' siifflclonl. How- minutes afterward for a package of $1.00, to his homo. I suppose his;""' hl" failure to remember you cheroots, aud little Tommy said to mother received It and gave It towlth a '"'speaks hls Indifference him as lie wruuond the rhernnis i,n- nam r-nieo egg. nut. apple, ban-; day. , . ,) (PATE NT. APPLIED FOR) him, as he Is 29 and surely ought to'"' " "lJl HI m"1"- " "Anything else today. Kqulre? We have his mail delivered to him. r'afraid you have let the matter prey . have some euaranteed drink e',.r. . .l. . . linn mili-h llnnn unM- M.I...I , wem io pieces over mis nirn oi at- --- ' i you . mow about a box of anti-fat tairs. really thought I would K0 ""ru you room easily lulus? Or craiy thinking all the time how ""OM negligence; i patent u"wn tie nun auu n.ui iuviiik mill UHj loni) ' much as ever. I thought there must No man'g lovo M worth the: Ht Soulre Ccrubhle i . . i . .... . 1 nrwo vnn tni n..,. , l. .. oe someming wrong pronaoiy ne r """"" man anil thev ... ih.i n, . .... .Homanla 1 Ikll. . i. was nun, or away ana couian t geti . n.win juu are ueservtng daughter was fired tab- might I show you our bowleg straighteners, price of a better husband. I.. J.: Address the letter without a street address. If his name ap pears in the directory It will he for warded to him. If this means fails, advertise for him through the per sonal columns of newspapers of that city. back, anything but that he was a piker. I wouldn't believe it. When I could stand It no longer, I wrote him a letter, but I didn't put any sentiment ln it not even an affec tionate term Just merely a friend's letter to a friend, asking how he was, and hoping the New Year would bring him prosperity. I saw him three weeks after delivery of the letter and he never mentioned that! he had received same or the card I either, and no explanation why hej stayed away. Now, he Is a complete; puzzle to me, I can't get the Idea out of my head that he didn't want to have me take him seriously, and made by giving me a gift It would mean 'office, something where he didn't to, aitnough he talked about marry- "Well," said.tho manager, ing me and was very attentive. I 'do you want?" ever menuoneo it, either, refused "I am Introducing-." tu uui mi mm, saying i had an- began, ' other appointment. Ho couldn't mi- brush ' derstand my altitude, thought V "Can't you see I'm bald? ought to go out with him again and 'the manager remarked how changed I was and! "Your wife, perhaps-" whatafunnvsltlinrfnin.nl.. . . Pernaps . ,., nl - Hne s bald, to m H man oi mat sort, dressed Ana tnougnt he was so honorable 1 to stay away at a time Ilka ih.i . I . "-' lies One mnmh lrf .... .1 the from her typewriting municipal Incinerator. druggist's next day Job at the DmerStories A well dressed neddler ennlli.ii,1v his way into the manager's and coughed to call alien. want it! tlon to himself. VISITIXO IIKIIK Among the out of town visitors In Klamath Falls for the week-end are Mrs. v. v. Thompson, Mrs. M. Sloneberger and Miss Alice Mehlhop of Han Francisco. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWEIt Copyright, l:i, Kln fcatUKl tfrndwala. Ins, Urtt Ha (OaenMiarik t no. ti enre.wosa. ess. mh. By ARTHUR WYNNE, . Oritiinali ol Ihm Madrrm Ctau-Wli tt& FROM WASH TO Ir6n IN 19STH Watch your step and the definitions below IsieMf f.n i.... I. .. n ui .uii . , it,. vi i. ... i . I ,,!. mrn Some of the steps may be easier than othrn. 11 tan iroin the winl WASH, To reach step I snrT think up a word differing in one letter only from -. I I I I f tni. "nir.-v ilelin." !' ..... - . .... - . plo. 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