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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1925)
Thursday. August C, lf2.'.. Four Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath Ng LO r viIE KLAMATH NEWS Owned and ruMMiil b itiATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY ( Incorporated ) ifOnn and IMr 'tor.: Nate fttlvrhrln. pt ddenl: lllnw H. Hiiril l"r-rvrMdt-al: lira H. Ke.in. i Waller Stronarn. lr.-u.yrrr. . ((.osuattutlng the onrn nt Hie mtlre outstanding: stock hw.) i H. STEVENSON Manatfnir Editor j J. W. McDONALD Editor WALTER WEST Business Manager, Entered at the Poxtoffice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, j as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY j Office I. 0. 0. F. Building, 102-122 S. Fifth St j Telephone 877 j Address all eommonlcatioai and make all remittance! payable to THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY "I Smell the Blood of an Englishman!" la ordering chaste of address, subscribers should always fire the old - as well as the new address Subscription Rates All Subscriptions Payable in Advance IXIIrered by Carrier, per month 80 Delivered by Carrier, alx months S.90 Dellrered by Carrier, one year .. 8 00 Ontslde Klamath County i 8 00 FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS (Longest in the World) 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 PASSING OF THE DIMMING LAW 1 ine auw dimming law goes out 01 eiiect in ure- gon the last day of this month. There will be no lamenting the fact among Klamath Falls motorists. The value of dimming from a safety angle has been ..tried and proven. California said it did more harm than good. Cut in cursing the dimming provision of I the traffic laws, let us not forget the real merit of ' other sections of traffic regulations. Traffic Officers Foster and Knowles are subject ed to many villificatiohs for the way they persevere in their duty. By many they are considered nothing but public nuisances. '. Both officers declare it seerry to. be the common spirit of Klamath motorists to j break the traffic laws as often as possible but NOT lUUtlAUUHTATlT.- j A little' more desire to learn the traffic regula tions and understand their necessity for safety would result in less contempt for the law as well as protec tion of life. WHY WAIT? ... . Editorially, the Canby Herald remarks: ' If Mr. Wilson, Mr. La Follette and many other great men in history could have enjoyed that senti ment of confidence and respect that was manifested after death, they might have accomplished more for this commonwealth. Can there be question of the Herald's statement? - And could it be. more profoundly true in the cases Wilson and La Follette than in that of William .Jennings Bryan? . , Lincoln was a consummate statesman. But he was caricatured, maligned and martyred. Wilson was one of the nation's greatest leaders But he was ripped and torn by a partisan press and partisan politicians. La Follette was one of the country's great states men and one of the ablest defenders the masses ever nad. He, too, was maligned and condemned. . Bryan was easily one of the nation's greatest pat nog and moral leaders. He, too, was the objecf of ridicule and bombardment. nndwSrn-'1!1 f 6 -Ch' CVen the partisan Press toftT aCCOrded them the Pce SJ?I a 10n a-nd in history that waa their due" But Lefore ft? ?' h&d to the - S t i? v H W6re rendered the h01"age and respect to which they were so rightly entitled mnr?fh undoubtedly have been able to do " 'niinn'T17 WS place' his Position and ci.r ?J! ma been. acknwledged while alive. A c a7dSr Caf" get much '"ther dealing fellow lt ZrSZS. 3fter death accord our they win .X "T Ur leadera' the due that TV. i J1 I MKNT HINT Hrv-akfaal lllpe Plums Prepared Cereal Waffles Hyrup Buttered Toast toffee l.aiw-hnm Jellied Chlikm lloullloa Krult Naiad Nut Hand wit hoi Milk or Tea lUrmlta IHiiurr VegatabI In Casseroles Hakim powder Biscuits Salmon Malsd lllarkberry Pudding Tea or Coffee SB, ersW tU ' Itiaal. vMaMs, B l"r "d in. sues est fourth run rv, ' " list, 'd or r,w r"k,, toast, Hurt era, J if 1 IV'O It Lil II LU I spans, salt 4J I Wstflee .Mil together one pint ri l4 ' 1 i flmr and one pint milk to smooth -m,.- n-"1! htt-r. t. sour milk If you hare, Mr "J It on hand, addlnx one lel tea-oraa . H on tor sv,,, J "'liVrry J ai-a.-j ' a. one li. . I r ni"i.i;..:i th! ' r or ;o any- i'U 1 d jow raeeaeMWHVHeaaeeaaanaieBbnuBi ejsaHBHaaavJ Wanta To He Husband's Sweetheart Is eix.ueen. I met C. through B. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Married d now any timq that IS. uk me fourteen years, we parted over a 10 KO "y"hore with h'.m C. always grass widow with whom my hus- '" aione. ne nns asked me to bund became infatuated, an.1 broke 60 w"h nlm al"? "P RolHf with' I'.ui we hjcanie ' "lie the ,:cr't aK(1 hav le,n i.nj; w.th him fur almost two -us 'Vw, and he acts qulfe iii-tv w'.en I go with C. And have two f.i-r l. three and " walks or talks with me seven jeara nf a;e. i.-ir llrtif f.;l- " C. Kets peeved. How lows. Oi: w sin '10 ' '" ' ,r" ;"at 'I not want was ihre niouthit old. I lielleve hu '' n,lopJ and still be frlendi my h:isl.ir.d shxjld go places with '"' 'im Mien my girl friend .1 s, if only for a walk or to church. ' nre nnywhore and B. C are invmfi kc cz by L!.' ! t!'ere. C alwavs want mn n -n iien I get tired of sitting home wlth nlm snl m Brl 'rlend with waiting for his return I doll my B- Please tell me what I can do boys up and we go tin a walk, and 10 keep from '""'ng B. sometimes to a movie. I try but J-NE TO() MANY, fall to make his salary rover our' You ar dolus the r:sM thine In expenses, which are very small.1 endeavoring to keep uotU f them for we own our own home and my your friend. At your ae jolly folks help me on the boys' clothes. companionship, should lie uppermost But I work four days a week as a v"r mind, and not lovo. Politely stenographer and have all throush "' firmly repulse and advances :. our married life. I have 1100 I makes, and eudeavor to keep your can call my own after all my work.! attentions to the two boys eveuly 1 ao not hire a girl to help with ; divided. It will be easier to keen my work as we never could afford 0. In check If you do not show that. And on top of all that my 'oo much favor for II. husband Is . so cross and fault-find- . ' ' ' j ; ing I can hardly stand him some-! MRS. 1B. L. V: I 'do not w.. u,t disease. , Children wero much bettor bohav.l ed 30 years ago than they are today.: If a rat gets Into a room where ai haby la atoeplnn. the cat will suck the baby's breath and kill It. George Washington never told a lie. Night air Is poisonous. Hair from a home's tall. If put Into a bottle, will turn Into a snake. "Orufts" cauiie colds: and If one tH one's feet wet, 0110 Is sure to' ; spoon of baking soda to the pint of (milk. Add a small rup of butter 1 1 -. I ak-M ak. H..II I l. ...iw. f .k 1 thr-roiiMha m i beaten white.. If sweet milk Is I"' "I ..1.1 . . k.Li -as. W. 1.... .... ...n.., i,. " )!. Ilr, . . 1 .sifted Sill u, lJ , In hot Irons. . j i ana sr' i I Jellied Chicken Bouillon ()n. T U table.poon gelatin, one-fmtrth rup " " W rold water, one-fourth run boiling ! water, one pint hot chicken soup. I TIIRRg "JsY jsiilt. rhopped parsley. Highly sea-', laXM: 'son the broth from stewed chick 4 here art tin, en. If onion and celery roast areithe picnic sot I rooked In the llqulr additional ferent frost tat J I flavor u added. K00K the gelatin 1 1 rows Rtnla In ol, water and atlr unlit dls- rhopiied nu isolved. When slightly rool add the over sllcss tl ar rhopped parsley and chill. Beat 'brown brssi sta ellghtly with a fork and serve In a tart ssls4 (net bouillon cups with a slice of lemon.' Nut sod CVa 1 Reason equl snJ fruit rialad U a medium sited and rhopH t puit.,a!e lit rubes, Csnned ptne pepper, Howes) apple may be used If you have not) rigs eei ran the fresh fruit. Rlone and half ' of rooked rstHti vrt .. Ak... -k...l.-.t I..I-. I ' " I " .'i . . . 1,.-. 1 . 1 iin 1 in, ;it.i". am WI slice one ' small banana and one prunes or rttn orsnge Cut' In cubes. Sweeten to; mils with tu .1 !.' I'il'toi in' t'russ Wonl i' f.lc times, and yet strange to say I am vice regarding health und beauty in love with this man. He is my question, i this eolumn. but I nusoana ana 1 want- to be his; will say that your' skin nrol !.. sweetheart and his pal. I can never; In no condition to receive eosmet- understand why I am hoping for i. Consult a physician who him to chonge. J. B. j skin ( specialist. Some face ,,w. You certainly deserve iyourlder have a vegetable matter base, husband's love and heart-felt re-otn! a mineral base. The latter! spect. I'm afraid that you. In your,1 understand, are harmful. Other great love for him, have allowed! wtae- """'e Is no difference In your husband to get Into the badtnen. except In the perfumlnn. aaon 01 aisregaraing you in his! plans and wishes. He certainly should be jostled out of this at titude; but I think It would be unwise to quarrel with him about it. It is not easy for a woman to be her husband's pal. For the time-being she must forget that she Is his wife. I think your husband would go out with you if you would suggest little excursions that would Interest him; and perhaps w.ilkln A k v ...... . - 1.--, uu tnurcu-Koing oo not. There -vhupb you adhere to some of probably are card games he would 'heso superstitions, all of which are ." ' "r . " ne mlgnt nlIV nd often fantastically .. por ed l various part, of the world- ..gutt,:" comp' ,rom -" Kour-leaf clovers are lucky. a hop-lond one Itunning Across. ! Word I. What Humpty Dumpty I nally was. Word 5. What your dinner Is I served on. Word tj. To chop or cut, as with an ax. Running Down. Word 2. A fruit, the Juice of which is often used in making wine. Word 3. A monkey. Word 4. The male of the human r.peciea, Plural. . - r.-L-T-r-r. . , ..... . ''v iMir,susi'S ruuLE A.VSWKKKD. like for you to read to him. One Kiiluir Too Many Dear Mrs. Thomnson: I m I T . gin seventeen years old and am , " "'chc falrlv aond inokin- t k.... L wl" Warts. . .....n,..n. . mvu IITOWn Tufn A n curly hair, and blue eyes. I wm '""d0,lar bl'l nro unliicky. now tell you the one thing that Is! 0t ? Whlnei' ln ,ho middle bothering me.. There are two of ' !" ' l " sign that my boy friends who always chu togetner. u. hi seventeen and C someone Is g0n, tfl , worn".?8 .f CRmphor or foeUd. om ard the nock will ward off lll M p 3 ILK get a rold. 1 ' Hiccough! Blondes are flightier than bru-' counting to Ifi ncttes. Lightning It Is almost sure death to eat rn- he same plan1 cumbers nnd drink milk at the same An apple a meal. j swsy. ' STEP-WORD Pi I (rge-ASl.lIOeW) ' cJ'-1". ':. KU.g r.stur.s Syndic. Ure.1 u J lWS au.,1 t, vnit."...! .t M SU rtrv 1 riUK WllNPIt, r Oriffinttor of th Moiern Cross-llanf Ml hnUr.Errl! ol"-'r !! everybody else who hutos ter...,H f- .W',"k ,hi' lin" of " mowing tbr k 20 .. Tk'lMiy , "P-word ofTerlng-fron. MOttUf l.iiel L .7 'icllnitions given below will aid yoh terda.? 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