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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1925)
C i SiilunlMV. Amnist S. - w Four Editorial and Feature Page of Klamath Ne Hi f ' II. M i i K1 Hi 4 : it! i tie KLAMATH NEWS Ovrnevt nd PnMlihrrt M .v.A.ri NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY (Incorporate J) (fleers and Jllm.t..rs:XBl.- Ott. rh. In. presi.l.nt ; Hro H. Hani vl. vrnl.leM; IV. H HterM.-. I Wilier Miwrh . " 1 (CaiKlimiH (he W of ( .Kllrr ollHn to.n Kse. rt Tl STEVENSON Managing tuiior j. w. Mcdonald WALTER WEST I New Muzzles for Human Mad Dogs! j lHHfgftW Editor Business Manager " Entered at the Portoffic at Klamath Falls. Oregon. as second-class matter. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Office I. O. 0. F. Building. 102-122 S. Fifth St. Telephone 877 !! I'1 IP Address all communications and make all remittance! payable to THE KLAMATH NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY la ordering change of address, subscribers should always (Ira the old . . as well as the new address Subscription Rates All Subscriptions Payable in Advance riilfwApAjl h farrier ner month .. SO Delivered by Carrier, six months : Delirared by Carrier, one year Outside Klamath County FULL LEASED WIRE, UNITED NEWS AND UNITED PRESS - 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 it" Abraham Lincoln WHERE'S THE FALLS? After Beveral years of agitation it begins to look, at last, as if real action is under way to change the name of Klamath Falls by striking off the Falls. There would be nothing wrong with Klamath Falls if we had the falls. But unfortunately, we have no falls. It was with no little disappointment that the writer, like, scores of others, looked forward to com ing w Klamath Falls, with a keen desire to see the falls found none here." ' it"' is to be hoped "that the i Rotary will carry outits.lan to take the proposition-of changing the city's fi?.me to the council and that the council will see the wisdom of it. The city improved its name vonderfullv when jt changed Linkville's name. The liitw-step contemplated will be the last unlinking -.ward perfection. Klamath, unlike hundreds of other Indian names is a beautiful one. The KL construction is distinc tive, like that of the beautiful Kalua with its roman tic moonlight and song. o , . SELLING OF THE PARK It .,..;: -' t.,'rJl5i''tISss?a1.-.' yg,ls Bl I ftW graft frtn . ' aVBalMSMsManBsnB(XMHBDinHBHaTatnMnBBsi MRN'U HINT llrrakfaal ' Csnlalouiw Cooked ('ureal with Cresm Hrramblril ( Ti.l or Warm tlrsa ll'ills Cofff or Ta l.umlioun Peppors H(u(ffd with Hire and Tomato (lreea Al Raure llread antl Duller iiini i ... C rnn w, tsbl. cold lit (U milk. n. , J onutrter tenion I'uildlnc Milk or tmona.le boilrr. ajj IHnnriN Cold Xllred MkbI Kiallnped Potatoes (Iriwn Hean Halad Trench ! ('rum Tea or Cirffee la'en M1U. J 1'into ! n4i I slsstly. land cook situ ;! Itkoitt irein. tool, ui I Mnkes ibott lh TODA Y'8. IIBai'KH Pepper Hlulfed wllh lllra WmM and remove the seeds tram sJ TiMeTask a msny sweet, green peppers as de. 'wpsrsgns I red Hcald I hem If you wUh., A'Bsrsiss, rn ( Cook an onion In one tablespoon of- fiers butter until a light brown, and Hrjin. !s half a rup of rooked tomatoes and! Mean, atrlag 1 a cup of rooked rlre. 11 simmer Heet, jtosu 1 a few minutes, season -Willi sell.' sbbejte, pepier and a Utile sugar, then fill 'sbhs(, tbtHH the pepper wllh Ihe mlslure and ; aou. wlwit bske hslf an hour or until the pep. CsrriHa. allrei J pers are lender. j aullflowtr. ska 4 1 aullflower, OnJ ireen llesn ttalsd One pint' Co,n treen beans. two Ishlespoons 0lo. lt ni.ln rhnnnetl. two tulileaomins' '""' l-sron fst. two tablespoons vlnegsr. nna run liean t Inn III nni lnhle.1 spoon sugar, salt an, paprika.! Hl,1ch ' Onions, Peas j New Politoej .. A The city park board is doing a wise thing by asking $62,000 for Riverside park from either of the railroads, or both, if the property is divided be tween them. There is nothing outlandish about the price, considering its desirability as a city park site, and the remarkably few available park sites in Klamath Falls. ' There is nothing unreasonable about the price of $02,000. Give it away, some one has suggested. This isn't Christmas. Christmas is six months away and the city is well nigh flat broke now. Give it away nothing. Its a cold business proposition, but a fair one. IN THE NAME OF THE FARMER It is predicted that the so-called Farm Bloc in the coming session of congress will include an attack on the tariff schedules in its program unless the Bloc can secure passage of a measure to assure some form of price fixing on farm products by the fed eral government and establishment by the govern ment of an agency that shall buy the farmers' ex port surplus. The whole program is carried on in the name of the farmer when, as a matter of fact, the rank and file of American farmers are not today asking for pet ting and coddling at the hands of the government The disgusting part of the situation is that the lamer is used as a dummy around which political sehemes ar Pn0ked up and foisted onto an unm anned public. The tariff question which should be consK Ccd purely from a scientific, business Ma uljioint, is used as a political football and the imjtb a lemnc price for watching its use tlie jKibtical game. in I Cock beans In boiling sslled water I Hammer dice sewsld until tender, drain and reserve one! i cup of the liquid: mix while hot; 7" , ""J These .fttfUWi Pd Into sia) with the rest of lha Ingredients. Thoroughly .lilll U-tur ewviug. i prut it. You may writs me at length ubout him any time you wish EAKPHOMEpROBtEM5 ByK8 -agU?fCTH JL TMQWPSJN 'i iwiMiaVwiiii in aviminnagMiiiiar, ffrrivirn How Can She Rave Her llunbanii? uuaily attends; lo the rlnir. feeing Here Is a wire who loves her nus-.of Ihe mlnlater.iMc. i band even If he Is under the evil : influence of another woman. She L- " : b nee the boy's parents from hundreds of porsons and ran- wants to save him. How can she? na beerj frequdnt vlniiors in your not answer every one as promptly Her letter says: nome. mere is no reason why you as I would like. ' Dear Mrs. ThomDson: I would "l10"1'"1'' " a friendly call up- It usually Is Several days before k. . h..i "" 't'" ill uieir town. 1 answers to lnllnre ere nnl.ll.h.rf I. . . n . . i -i i r. .. .. .. . . . i.riuu ( an u ins i um twu . n n ffaj we milk over two cups fine dry bread' JUHlN ILK. salt an a quarter nip sugar, oanl well beaten egg, grated rind of one, WASIUS'CTli lemon, three tablespoons lemon. Temple (irsisv i ! WRITER, Z 1. II V"" -r I m m m jjuiia ami one tai:inepoon meiieOjWuo rinwa I'ATIKVCK. rl.KASi: ; butter. I'our into buttered baking today and sIsm I am always anxious to help M "' forlyial s laaillf.kf much at I cm, and as quickly as ""' Hervo with creamy pml- oeu.me,, asa I can; but I must remind those who "n beat one egg until doned hope b write to me that receive letters I I II Will. .sV for one thing: my husband has an other woman In his life. And not a nice woman. You know Ihe kind. He has told me that he ould give her up, but I always nnd that he hasn't. She sent me ome letters he wrote her and wrote mo the awfulcrt letter I know. Mrs. Thompson, .-h'j is try ing to part us. She said In the. letter she loved my husband and hoped I wouldn't live with him. He is a good husband htit fnr this, j He never speaks a mean word to; me. (Jives me money every time 1 : ask him for it, and buys me every thing I want. He treats our baby, boy, four years old, the same way.! I can't understand why he does the way he does. He has Just told me' again that he would give her up, I but he has promised me so much' I can't believe him. I am a Rood, wife and not bad looking. I have nice clothes to wear. I don't knori what to do? Would you leave hlm?j I know he will never leave me for' another woman. I have started' to leave him but he begged me to give him another chance. I love him, Mrs. Thompson, and want to live right and want him to live right. It hurts me to know the way he docs. A WORRIED WIFE Perhaps this woman does not know that there are law. i punish her kind. She could he punished, for instance, for send ing that letter through the malls. Or merely as a bad character. Tell your husband that you love him, but that he must reform himself com pletely, and that you will not stand for any backsliding. Help him break loose from this woman's Influence by quietly complaining about her I to police; a word of warning from them probably will, bo sufficient. iase tne matter up with the chief of polite personally. If your ,.. does waver, actually leave Drastic action will brlni him to his senses, and he will beg you to come back. . ORACE: The wedding reception usually Is held Immediately after the ceremony. If It , a church wedding, the reception Is given at the bride's home, at a country club dldu't think, tliey would mlsinter- Cliililren's Pictorial . Cross Word Pii'.l:: 5" EJ31P this column; sometimes It Is long er than that. If the answer to the Utter you are Interested In does not appear Immediately, It Is be cause there are many others ahead f II. Every letter that comes to me receives careful attention, you may be sure. MRS. THOMPSON ni.)it. I2S, King Features fljrmllcsi UCOPOf0 '. i le. Ina ilrnl fcMSt s is Running Across. j Word I. In th picture. I Word 3. The insect that pro- ! duces honey. Word 4. Used in catching fish. Word 6. A thick black sticky ; substance derived from coal. Running Down. i Word I. A case or set of draw, ers. Also what the (rroup of ex ecutive officers appointed by the president to head the main govern mental departments is called. Word 2. The place in which plays and other entertainments are usually held. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ' ! ANSWERED. , " ' the one nut the band him. ! miTt 1 DmerStories I'aderewski arrived in a small western town about noon one day and decided lo lake a walk In Ihe alternoon. While strolling along he heard a piano, and, following the sound, came to house on which was a sign reading: "Miss Jones. Piano lessons 25 rents an hour." Pausing to listen he hoard young woman trying to play of Chopin's nocturnes, and succeeding very 'Well. I'aderewski walked up to house and knocked. Miss Jones came lo Ihe door and recognised him at once. Delighted, she In vited him in and he sat down and Played the nocturne as only Pad- erewski can, afterward spending an hour In correcting her mistakes. Miss Jones thanked him and he de parted. nome months afterward he re turned to the town, and again took the same walk. Ho soon ranui to tho home of Miss Junes, and, looking, at the hIkii. hn read: 'Miss Jones. Plnno lessons 11.00 an hour. (Pupil of Puderewskl.)" Pli-lure postcards of a hotel car ry this message: "This hotel fully equipped with automat !e sprinklers. Blntistlrs "how loss of life has never o& ciirnd in a sprinkled building. In cite of fire you may get wet, but not burned." 1" '.ne traveler this brought "me thought and ho wroto there under the following prayer: "Now I uy me down lo sleep, statistics guard my slumber deep. l should die, I'm not concerned; " Ey ARTHUR WYNNE, frfiM..r ol Iht ilodtr Cnu-Wvi Ab IIa. . 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