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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
so u AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER "Let u hv. faith that right make might, and in that faith let u to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it" Abraham Lincoln. Window Drapings :: By Annette Bradshaw 1 Vacationing Means Roughing It Tourists Should be Pioneers and Philosophers To hear some vacationists talk about the discomforts of their travels, you would not think that it did them much good to get away from home. If in some hotel or restaurant they find the meat slightly tough or the pie imperfectly cooked, they talk for days about the poor service at that place, and warn their friends not to go there. The end of it is apt to be that they are not satisfied unless they patronize the most expensive resorts, which may make their vacation too costly. . tf? A different type of people set out on a vacation with a little more of the spirit of aCventure, as on a kind of pioneering trip. If they have some vicissitudes of food or beds, they look at it as a part of the fun, and cheerfully put up with any discomforts' in view of the glorious time they are having. ' ' I It takes a certain amount of philisophy to enjoy a vacation. Some travelers are constantly . worrying for fear their trains will be late, or they can not drive their automobiles fast enough. So they miss all the enjoyment of the pretty country, while they fret every time the train stops five minutes, or they push their cars so fast as to create an accident peril. The true vacation philisopher should start on his trip with the expectation that as soon as he gets away from home, his experiences are going to be more or less varied and irregular, and such as can not be predicted in advance. Stabilize the Lumber Market Steady Production Strengthens Industry Household ints Ily MUM. MOItTON s"'-f rOW thai the fall house- cleaning hai started anil all the wind, w curtains have been taken down, somehow the thought of putting bark the same old cur tains, after the house has been freshly cleaned anu painted, it-etna to go against the grain. Where one is fortunAte enough to have full length windows in the living room, the fermal arrangement at the left of the illustration is one which can be followed in any number of combinations. In this instance, the glai4 curtains were of heavy square mesh net in ecru. Made per fectly straight with a ruffle of the net, and gracefully looped back, they are almost sufficient dressing of themselves. The overdrapei seem to make a window more cheerful. These drapes are of mulberry 'silk rep. This material drapes wonderful'; well, ind doesn't need a lining.- The gracefully draped valance is edged with raltail fringe of the same col or, about three inches wide. To the upper right ia a most adorable suggestion for the bedroom. The glass curtains in this in stance are of plain white piar qjisette. The ovcrdrapes are of Scotch madras with a col ored dot. The triple efTccl is obtained by a two-inch tuck, which gives the effect of three tiny curtains. The new double ruffle valance Is an other charming touch. For the hall or dining room where one has casement win dows, nothing could be more charming than the white net lllass curtains in the lower right with their cvrdrape uf brilliant chintz, with h black border. This makes the win dow the most prominent fea ture of the room. The hlurk wool tassels at intervals on the valance are unusual. MUX I' HINT Itn-nkfust - drapes Toasted Com Flakas Whole Wheat Muffins Peach Honey or Fresh J nm Coffee I.UtlclHtlll I Creamed Potatoes I Lettuce with Koiuefiirt Dressing I Fig Dessert Milk I Dinner I (-old Sliced .Meat Warmed-up Potatoes : Hummer Squash Prlsrllln Ho Ttm.tVH in: ii'i:t Whole Wheal MuffliiN Four cups whole wheat flour, one tea spoon salt, one tablespoon sugar, ll'.ree cups milk, one talilnspunn lard, one yeast ruko dissolved In one rup lukewarm water. Heat the milk, cool and odd (he other ingredient. Form Into muffins, let them rise for three hours and then hake. If you make and raise them Hie night before, place them In the lenbos when they have risen mil buke them In tho morning. Peach Honey feel and atone pearlies and chop fine. To every three cups 6f peaches add five rups granulated sugar. Moll hard for ten minutes then seal. Maintenance of stability in the lumber trade requires that seasonal fluctuations in the use of lumber for build ing and other purposes be eliminated so far as possible, in order, throughout the year, to equalize the lumber movement, and hence the demand upon the sawmills for rush shipments. One of the most important aids which the lumber industry can give to its own stability and profit during the next several years will be the develop ment of a demand and a buying policy among the rail roads and industrial buyers and in foreign markets, which will supplement the period of relatively low do mestic demand for lumber for building purposes. This can be done if undertaken as a fundamental trade pro motion movement in the lumber trade. Unless this is done with some measure of success, either the sawmills, as a whole, will in ordinary years have to hold in mill stocks a substantial portion of current production during the low months, or materially reduce the average output; or else force a large volume of lumber upon a reluctant market which in turn means the substitution of specula tion for stability, and irregularity in operation and em ployment Wilson Compton, manager National Lumber Manufacturers'.association. Buy At Home Home City Loyalty Commendable Sunny DickJSayt Tom Murray, Convict, to Plead Innocence at Murder Trial. Scores of Leniency Letters Yes, good citizens, all. Let us pardon him. Next time he will commit more murders and not get caught. lty O.Alt K. KINNAIItn Shipping of Cheap California Gasoline Throughout East Blamed for Big Price' Drop Dlamed? That's funny. The S. P. Has No Idea of Apply ing for Bend Extension The ideas of the S. P.' nre not quite so flex ible as their enemies would have us believe. Courtmartlal for President's Two Marine Guards, One Slept, the Other Deserted Bet they're dem No matter what your wants may be, you can find in your own home city, merchandise that will fully meet your every requirement. Buy at home. Your business men are live and up-to-date; their stores are fully stocked with up-to-the-minute, seasonable merchandise of quality and at prices that can't be beat. But at home. When you want to see what you are buying when you pay your money, buy at home. The merchants of your city value their reputations. Buy at home. It would be impossible for them to maintain their reputation of high grade merchandise at reasonable prices, without actually delivering the goods. Buy at home. They have the good-will and confidence of the ma jority of the citizens of the home city. Every one should buy from local merchants. But at home. It is impossible to keep a city growing unless the home people are loyal enough to spend their money in the home city. Buy at homel Children May Go to Fair Free on September 4 Ha, ha! That lets me In. I'll Just show the gateman some of this column. Murder Charge Lodged Against Lux Laueedo, Alleged Murderer Next time, maybe, Laueedo won't get so drunk that he can't run away as his two pals did. Whis key and murder no mix, Lux. Klamath Falls Women Kntcr Domestic Art Work In Fair Exhib its We note that any members of the Business and Professional Wo men's club are not amongst those present. Without, of course, knowing anything about It, we marvel that the gentle pastime of dodging bill collectors seems so much more popular than paying the bilta. Traffic Paralyzed by Main In Tokyo And In Klamath Falls by angle parking. , By-Products Plun't of Shevlin Hlxon ,May Furnish Gas for Light ing and Heating to Bend How about a by-products plant for Klamath? Our city could be lighted as well as heated with half the gas we waste each year. BLAME THEIR PARENTS There appears to he a belief t!iat sons of ministers labor under a handicap and 'ore more inclined than other boys turn out badly when they re.u-h manhood. Fred C. Kjlly, .In his very in teresting Utile book. '.'The Fun of Knocking Folks,"' tells that a few year ago out of' about ls.titui names selected at sandotn from "Who's Who in America," it was found that the fathers of nearly 1,000 had been clergymen. "No other single profession can show so high a batting average. "In "An English Dictionary of National Biography,' the names of ministers' sons appear 1,270 times while the ' sons of lawyers are there only to the number of 10, and the sons of doctors total only 350. English-speaking men of let ters are prepumleranfly sons of clergymen." , . i . ' ' There are a number oi pluusi ble explanations for all this. The home atmosphere Is one of good conversation and clean lan guage; In brief, culture from the cradle. Then, there Is the fact that tho average minister works at home a good'deal of the tlnfe and is able to keep an eye on the, habits and behavior of his sons. He Is especially Insistent on good deportment, partly because he knows that his' hoy will ho more open to criticism Hiss other youths. ' - In studying ihe lives of great men it Is evident that If one grows up In a reasonably cultural nt moKphcra, the chances for success are Just that much Improved. Scientific students of human ho ings now attribute less power to hereditary influence and mora power to early environment. Dr. William A. White, famous alienist, says: "Many students of horedlty be lieve that all sorts of mental qual ities may be traced dlrecily to an cestors. - But those of us who deal with thn prohlenia of mental III- ' rmfi.l l)f H,.,W'"ilW. 11,1,1 nieulat traits are passed on from tho parents, not becuuse of hered ity, in the ordinary sense of the word, but heeauHe. as a part of the child's environment, they are Im presscd upon It during Ihe devel opmental period." Unusual-But True Adopting Ihe methods of hunt ers In'Mhelr quest for game by using "cnlls" Imitating the voices of I'ie4r' hoped-for victims. Doc. Boyd 'Has Invented what he be lieves will be a great aid to ang lers when they go out In quest of Ihe Friday dinner. Doc's "fish call' Is so construct ed that In tho hands of an expert It can; be made to Imitate the growling of a bass, the cussing of a rainbow, the meowing of a cat NkIi, oni even the barking of a dogfish: Nor does Its versatility end there. Doc soya that in the hands tat the mouth) of one who conscientiously practice In Us use,' will conscientiously prnetlce Its use, and will spend tho tlmo noc ossary,',to acquaint himself with tho conversational hahltr 0f any. species, of fish In any waters, that and spend tho time to acquaint himself, with the conversational of any, specie In any waters, that ho cai soon make himself so pro fiilent( ln the use of the "call" Hint he will bo tuken as ono of the family in a short time. This "cull" has the added at tract Ion of extreme simplicity. All that Is necessary Is to ascertain tho location of thn kind or fish di sired, mid then locate a deep hole In tho stream or Inkn chosen, quietly Mnk yourself to the hot-' loin, (ind after remaining there for five or ten minutes, commence operating the "call." In a row mlniit s. thn fish will gather about you Irf crowds. Then choose tho. ono ydu want, Kno(,k him ,n (ho l art .villi a rock, and take him home. ' Jea.poon i,'!," vunUla, om. 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