The Klamath news., August 27, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS
"Let iu have faith that right make might, and in
that faith let us to tha end dare to do our duty at we
undent and it." Abraham Lincoln.
Nothing To Sell But Service
Railroad's ProbLvts An Community's Problems
L. W. Baldwin, president of the Missouri Pacific
railroad company, says:
"The railroads have nothing to sell except service,
and their success, progress and prosperity depend upon
their ability to provide adequate, dependable and satis
factory service, and sell that service.
"In spite of the fact that the population and volume
of business in this country has been increasing, the char
acter of railroad service provided has been constantly
improving- Passenger earnings have been declining.
There is a reason for this, of course. The answer is to
be found in the increased use of hard roads.
"The railroad in nearly every community and county
is the largest taxpayer, and frequently receives the least
consideration at the hands of those who handle the dis
bursements of taxes and other public moneys. '
"Without good railroad service no community can
hope to grow and prosper as it should. Therefore, any
thing which affecU a community's rnilroad, affects every
citizen and every industry in the community. ' "
"Railroad men are just lifca other citizens and are
anxious to do what is right and what is best for all con
cerned. Most of the so-called problems in which the pub
lic and the railroads are mutually interested would be
found not to exist at all, or easy of solution, if representa
tives of the public will sit down with representatives of
the railroads in honest endeavor to find out what should
be done, and do it."
Are You a Law Breaker?
, Of Courts You Are And Don't Know It
Sunset magazine poses the question : , "Are you a
lawbreaker? Of course you are! ' How could you hope
to obey all the laws passed by your city, your state, and
your national congress? If you should employ the most
able lawyer in the land to guide you he could not read
fast enough to keep informed as to the new legislation
and multiplicity of court decisions" Since we
can't even hope to know what all the laws are, it follows
that we must violate many of them, says the magazine.
Charles Alexander, editor of the Albany, Oregon,
Democrat, poet, novelist, critic, literary editor, says the
truth is quite as Sunset has stated it, we have reached a
state of mind where we must, by the terms of necessity,
use our own discretion and be our own judges of what is
proper and what is wrong. The fact that a thing is law
no-longer impresses us. "- "The man who craves
a drink and can get it," says the magazine, "feels no
moral restraint. Tell him that he is a lawbreaker and he
will laugh and cite instances to prove that you,- too, are
a lawbreaker." This is an indictment hard to
escape, says philosopher Alexander. It is a true indict
ment, one into which enters not alone the idle pomposity
of American laws in trivial matters, but also the official
lack of recognition of fundamental tendencies in the in
dividual which makes toward his decent treatment of his
fellow citizen." . Hear him further: "Take
the traffic law. If forty miles an hour is needed to make
the hill right ahead on high gear, and the way is clear
and safe, ninety-five per cent of drivers will speed to forty
miles or more. It is a matter of their own judgment
A regard for fundamentals is the greatest attribute
of any fundamentally free people, the enforcement of de
tailed regulations is a sign of the unfree serf.
"The more laws that are passed the less effective
they will become.' Truth is the middle ground, the no
man's land where so few men ever venture. Law is good.
Too little law is bad. Too much law is bad. A sensible
amount of law is just right. In America we
have altogether too much law, and illustrations cited are
merely examples of what obtains in a dozen other depart
ments of daily endeavor.
A Novel Cape Effect in Cloaks Is the Mode
Smart Variations of the
Cape Idea Rid for
Jt. Milady'8 Fuvor.
Dy Annette Uradshaw
rUHE new cape treatment
I which ! telug tcntured
o strongly fur Fall i ap
pearing In mooels for .Hec
tically ell times o! day.
Wa have mrt two-piece
uiti with Jaunty enpt backa.
We hav dainty dam frock
with filmy rape which flout
front th r'ouldera, ami wo
hav longer coat lth at
tached enpea.
Two versions of thta Kail
coata are ahown in tha accom
panying dmuin: Oiij ia for
duvMme and th other for
jvening. '
The day rout, at th loft, la
developed in woolen miiteriul
of tan, and tan barred with
red. The 'ain rel portion
niakea the plain lo er e lion,
and above thia ia th l'..i and
red 'abrie, extending down on
tha nial. lower part in vest
formation. Th llannit body
of th cout and the aLevce are
cut al! in one, ao t' it the wide
cape almoat hldea the plum
body aectlor of the Co it
The evening wrtp i ado
of crinkly ailver rloth a.'iot
with royal blue. Thia '-Iter
ahade, by the ay. ia ohi of
the neweat for the cull ecu
aon. The facing and lining of
the wrap la of coral Colored
velvet, and the trimming la
blue fox.
Cape treatment, are aluo
Eopular for Mie new full
nitted rootlets. V e aee num.
bera of' tlicac of brown ami
dark red and deep vellnw and
rone, made on strsiipht lines
with atrlng belta, and with
ahort capea droppit from the
aheuldcrs.
The pastel tl ti. which have
aeored for Summer frocks,
will be repeateo in the Kail in
light weight woelen matcriala.
Th Day Coat Cape I Shown on the Left and the Cap for Formal
Wear on the Right.
Sunny Dick Says
If the morals of nations ruled in private life we'd
proceed to have "rights" in a certain watermelon patch.
o
A wife is a person who wishes to know, in the midst
of your favorite story, if you will have some more coffee.
Americanism : Cussing the alien because he lives on
ao i.ule, cubing him later because he has so much.
1
The bird that suffers most by reason of air guns is
the one who raises such a row about his window panes.
Odell Lake Now On Steel Kn
couraging, to be sure, but what
we want to know is when do the
freight rates go down?
Discovery of New l.ake Near
Crater Lake Is Made. Is Warm
and Suitable Jur gaining I bet !
the kids have been swimming in.it
for ages.
The Best of Advice
Ily CLARK KINNAIKD
Alleged Slayer Is Held In Jail
Without Charger I'm afraid If
they charged our jail Inmalos
anything not many would stay.
Bar Association to Assist Cir
cuit Judge on Congested Civil
Docket It could be done by ban
ning flights of oratory and flowers
of speech all right, but will It?
U Boat That Sunk Liisitania Is
Blown to Pieces. Aground Since
1916 Good thing It was too big
to put In a museum.
Alleged Moron, Self-Confessed
Attacker of Little fjlrl, Released
Because no Place to Incarcerate
Him That should be simple
ti.k ;KLyr yt kky
We can tuol lth St. Bernard
that "It Is a misery to he born,
a pain to live, a trouble lo die."
We can sing with Lurlpldea
that "Lite Is short, yet a-, eel."'' '
We wn avow lth Miwzlnl that'
"life is a mission'
Or we can decide with Lord
I.ytlon that "life has Bet no land
marks before, ns."v
Whichever' viewpoint we havo.
we must still be puzzled by the
question: What la life Itself?
Kach man has a different view,
but all our concepts or "explana
tions" of life have a two fold as
pect and origin.
On,, tlto one hand, you and I
as distinct individuals, firmly be
lli ver In our own sovereignty o:
In Rome Inborn power of Initiative
and some personal responsibility
j lor rftr actions. This Internal,
self-determining agency Is some.
times called "heredity and en
j vironmcnt," sometimes the "soul."
On the oilier hand, all of us are
compelled to 'recognize our sub.
"We use them either to cover
up our mental nakedness or to es
cape from the necessity of mak
ing embarrassing distinctions,"
says Pul'ten.
They "explain" everything or
nothing, depending on our defini
tions and our desires fur particu
lars. And ,0101 depends on tho extent
and truthfulness of our knowledge
and our reaction lo ibt'ibiact of
Its logic. '
it
UnusualBut True
er, and for t
by have not
enough. Let the district attorney Jcetlon as well as Indebtedness to
employ an Insanity expert nnd put
him In a state asylum.
Man Five Times Married Vio
lates Mann Act. Sentenced lo
McNeil's Island Good Job. When
marriage becomes only a bother
some formality Hint's where they
belong.
1750.000 Fire Breaks Out In
Refinery of Associated Oil Co. at
Avon, California Hurrah for
competition! Otherwise we would
be gently but firmly asked to pay
for this by an increase In price of
gas.
Klamath News Increase Capital
Stock From J25.000 to SoO.000
Good News!
Santa Fe Mall Train Itob!iers
Get Only $5.00. Captured The
old gray mare ain't what she used
to be, boys.
Coast Chain Store King Sued.
Wife Names Three Women This
is carrying the chain store idea
too far.
It You Know of Any Game Law
Violations Call Phone S84 Be
game.
the world about us.
u
In modern Unas we are Inclin
ed to attribute our'success or full
tire to what t:e vaguely call luck
or circumstances.
t
In earlier dnys'tiian was more
likely to attribute his fate to some
friendly angel or to the machina
tions of some friendly devil, and
so they made some effort, some
surrender or Home personal sacri
fice in order to fit .their ways to
tho ways of these mysterious
deities. -
But In modern social affairs,
the "country," "the government,"
or "education" are popular names
for deities in the- "over there"
beyond our reach or ken, It Is oh
served by Professor William Pat
ten. "To Ihem we now offer up sac
rifices and look for succor, and
on them we now lay the respon
sibility for o-r misfortunes.
"But now, as of old, all those
causes loo Illusive to be caught
and baptized with a distinctive
name, we summarily attribute to
God, or nature, or predestination,
or to some other Indefinable but
all Inclusive agency.'.'
All these blanketing words are
but the refuge of our Ignorance.
Allen Sloan owns an applo or
chard on tho west side of the rlv-
several weeks poasers-
inticed him chasing sev
eral porcupines about tho place.
Of conA.e the general Impression
was that the pesky things had de
veloped' hn appetite for apple-wood
bark, and were trying to put Al
out of-the fruit business by de
stroying the trees.
But that's way orf! The truth
of the matter Is thai Allen Is
raining the porkies to help him
harvest his apple crop. He Is
trying to teach them to climb tho
trees and shake the apples to the
ground,' which Is the easy part of
It, fur Ilielr nature runs that way.
The difficult part,. A I finds, Is to
teach them to get on the ground
after tit fruit has fallen, and roll
nroiimr'untll an apple Is Impaled
on cacrrHpIno, and then toddla off
to the packing shed.
Slnaif says It can ba done with
patlenci.
4 : .
The ting of Rumania 1s said to
be llt.'i Probably'be has been
readlnKsome of tnoie special or
Heles; tfe queen Has lieoft writing
for the American newspapers.
Corvalli Cazetto-Trnies.
Lnrupenpla returning to Pen
dleton rtr their vacations gen
erally have an Increased apprecia
tion of"-our town. Kven when
dull, Pendleton Is usually livelier
and busier than most places when
they are lively.-Pendleton Kast
Oregnniun.
Will Rogers declines to become
candidate for governor of Ar
kouiai, citing as a reason that he
rannot even govern his wife. If
this murltnl requirement wore
Wnll.l 1. ...
" woniu bar most
body.- JKugen Itoglsner.
evory-
KLAMATH FALlrV
THURSDAY, .ffi
Household. Hiaf
Ily MltH. MORTON
MF.Nl' HINT
llrrukfaal
Cantaloup Prepared Cereal
(Irahani Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Smoked Tongue, sliced thin
Carrota and (Ireen Pea Salad
Berry Mufflna Iced Tea
Dinner
Vegetable Casaerola
(Irahant Bread
Macaroon
Sliced Peaches Willi Whipped
Cream
Cuffe
Used
ami
'viihi7r
lt to '.tt.'nL I
i wuiap - . "i
HOROSCOP;
TOPAV'H ItlXIPCH
tirnlinm Bread One cup white
flour to four cups (iruhani flour,
one rake yeast, dissolved In ona
hulf cup lukewarm water added to
on i n scalded milk or water or
half and half. One teaspoon of
suit, one tablespoon of atigar, one
tablespoon butter or lard. Htlr In
Graham flour first, then white
flour and knead until It dues not
stick. Put Into puna to rlso fur
baking. When light link In slow
oven about an hour.
Ili-rr) Muffin Three-fourth
cup augar, one cup milk, one
and one. half cup flour, two tea
spoons baking powder. Flour one
half boi brrrie and add. Bake
In muffin tins.
By GKXKVIKVg
"nougn tHlrtj.
Miration, pel,,, 7j
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HltitiKSTKlSH
With Indelible marking Ink
mark the alae on the amall hem of
all your aheets. This saws a lot
of time, a you do not have to
open up the sheet lo determine
the size. ,
If you wlah to have mealy pota
toes, boll them In the usual way,
and when rooked remove al once
from the pot. Place on a dish
which has previously been heated
and rover with a rluth crumpled
up, Iriaa'aoter. the HjtuVoe with
f another clolh.- Kven waxy or wet
potatoes s' earned In this manner
will become meuty and will keep
III perfect condition If dinner la
delayed.
Jelly that will not Jell may bo
financial ,pwu
Ing. y.t on th,
may not b cooitr(,fc
tory. A teodtaryUMi;
peluoua niorea, i(tneiLi
position' lo wayward
I'fmper, may roaialm '
fvorble augtirlea. Taaj. J
employment of olamajji
... ... .,riui noitioOaV
'over theia lest lhy ptt 0
sltlons In Jeopardy. ,J
'tl.nl 11,1 .1 . 1
e"UB as saxksg
Tho whoa Urtke)
may have, a year el Wt
aiihniieh ther m (,
some favurabh) tin k
and there may bet Inula;
of an obstruction, nt ki,
rela and ImpetsMitj, au k
sponsible for dlUWt
Those In tha entrant:
are enjoined lo nuraN
positions, ranoul itari ti
be happier. A cilia in
day may ba dlipoestuk
strong, tinpulaii
and then may antllute
success In buillta
'metil. '
Politics could kt
oV, ay. ,u.li.ewi)l
more tauoeyi eat al ail
Ashland Tldlacs.
' The word "itW M
'"lii 'give.- No Willi ta
me" will meaa littiM
ry. Oregon Cltf tout
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Originator ot I lit Modern Crott-Wari fainV.
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