AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
. , ' "Let u hmra faith that
that faith let u to the end
understand it." Abraham
Canada's Railway Experiment Fails
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Quitting R. R. Busin.s; to be Election Issue
Canada is becoming weary of the load it carries in
added taxes because of the failure of its experiment in
carrying on its publicly-owned Canadian national rail
ways system.
The question of dropping out of the railroad business
. may be the real issue in the coming general election. The
Canadian senate has been conducting inquiries looking
for a way out of the mess. Five concrete proposals have
been submitted, but the one most favorably considered
involves the willingness of the Canadian Pacific, privately
owned and operated, to consider an amalgamation or
merger of its paying lines with the dominion's losing lines,
under a joint board of directors.
Canada is yearly adding $100,000,000 to its public
debt for the privilege of owning a railway system it may
call its own. In the last six years the operation of these
lines has added an aggregate, of $710,943,247 to the do-'minioa-s
Obligations. The people are beginning to cry
out loud. The pre-war debt of the dominion was less
than $400,000,000. It is now about 52,500,000,000, and
the deficit of its publicly-owned railway system adds
yearly to the burden. '
The Canadians are looking over the border and not
ing the progress made in the United States in tax reduc
tion.; There is, a demand that the Canadian government
make haste to imitate this commendable example.
Withdrawal from public operation of the railroads
offers a fair field for reducing this tax burden.
Here in the United States we can appreciate the
Canadian difficulty. During the World war we also
tried an experiment in national operation of the railroads.
It cosjis something like ?1. 160,000,000- It will take us a
long time to forget this costly lesson. San Francisco
Chronicle.
U. S. Homes StandawHrf Comfort
Short on Art But
It has been said that the United States has no dis
tinctive type of art, literature, architecture and other
things which the old world claims as its own. We will
not argue this question, but we would like to point out a
step in progress toward human comforJTwhich is distinct
ively American, namely, the. age of electrical conven
iences. What American would want to live in the average
European dwelling or farm house? Even -the hotels, ex
cept the more expensive ones, have few or none of the
conveniences or luxuries which in this country are con
MuVrerf necessities in, the smallest homes. While we may
not have developed a distinctive national type of architec
ture in the United States, we have developed a standard
of house comfort which will be referred to in history as
the "electrical home" period.
Keep Away
Buying Stock Not the
Buying blue sky and wildcat shares of stock is not
the popular indoor sport it was a few years ago. People
are learning more and more the wisdom of consulting a
bank with a good reputation before making investments
and handing out their hard-earned money.
National distribution of the better class of invest
ments has become a modern science, and in a great na
tion like ours with enormous accessions of newly created
wealth, it is Very important that those who buy securities
know what they are getting.
, e . r Our. harvest season, is here. Farmers are blessed
I with normal crops, and in some cases better than normal,
and prices are above normal. They will find themselves
with plenty of money this fall and the slicker stock sales
man will be on hand to take it away from them.
? There are many good investments in all lines of ac
tivity, and all that a buyer needs do is use ordinary pru
dence and consult with responsible banking or investment
houses, and millions of dollars will be saved from loss.
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v-Ma)or General Harbord, president of the Radio Cor
poration of America, says that American radio fans will
be able to listen in on German broadcasting programs
within a year, with even ordinary receiving sets. '
right makes might, and in
dare to do our duty a we
Lincoln.
Long on Comfort
from Wildcats
Sport It Used to Be
THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS
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Dinner Stories
"The way to grow old Is to pay
no attention to It," said Undo Joe
Cannon. "Some men retire from
business at 60 or so, built bunga-
hrsiayln Los Angeles, and do nolh-
lng'ever afterward but tolf,'. dnjtjs.
front porch and listen to their ar
teries, hardening. That's a bail
thing.
"A worse thing is to join oue of
our year-round seashore colonies.
There the men all get to be golf
cranks, while their wives, never
missing an auction In the Japanese
shops on the boardwalk, become
auction cranks.
"Once I Bpent a week end at a
seashore cottage where my host
and hostess were cranks of this .
kind. My bedroom was next to
theirs, and I hardly got a wink of
sleep, for all night long Ihe golf
crank husband kept calling out in
his dream, 'Fore!' and instantly
his auction crank wife would yell,
'Four and a half!' " -
Working a log drive, a lumber
man fell Into the water. At last,
diizy and nearly exhausted, he
managed to grasp a big log nnd
hold, to It. The current was so
strong and swift that It swept his
body under the log until his feet
stuck out on the other side.
Just as a comrade, who had run
to his assistance, grubbed him by
the shoulders, he caught sight of
his own feet protruding on the
other side of the log.
"I can hold on a bit longer,
Jim," he gasped. "Save the fellow
that's In head first." ,
In his announcement on a Sun
day morning, the vicar regretted
that money was not coming in fast
enough but he was no pessimist.
"We have tried," lie said, "to
raise the necessary money In the
usual manner. We have tried. lion
estly. Now we are going lo see
what a bazaar can do."
There was an old darkey who
would frequently get drunk, and
create a disturbance, but ho was
such a kind-hearted and accommo
dating darkey when ho was sober
that the ofrirers overlooked his
meanness when he was drunk. On
one occasion he went up to an
other city to visit, and got drunk
Land of the Free and Home of
' and bffcen to rn1t u row; he wun t-
and bfKan to rolif a rnvt; he wus t
arrested nnd put i:i jail, nnd when
hi? bad rrveil hi-; term it ltd was
let out. he remarki it;
"I ain't never cine como hero
no more; I Is gwlne home, whar a
man is 'lowed "to fight In peace
an' quietude"
UmT. imrroJ lay 1'-.' I lh;i( tlin
old-fuHhluiteiJ iijjin who used ti
pay ;i nick It- fur a fil:m of iWr in
1317 uow support; two In 10 thy, -Kr4.-rVah!iiKlon
Pont.
Now it U said (girls will k hun
gry to buy tlutliPH. -As ovT-al-li.ff
Is our iiulloual -uilin I , il
HPt'iim Hip Kir!:, K't the IWt of us
again. St. PptfraburK TIiium.
.Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
Running Across. ' 'i
' Word 1. uoosoy, goosey,
where shul! 1 wander."
. Word 4. One wbo voluntarily
(rives his life for the sake of a
principle.
Word S. Hale, rueptcd. )
Running Down. j
Word 2. An old sayinff or pro.
verb. ...
Word 3. The country of tho
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. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE -1
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the Brave!
Sunny Dick Says
Investigation of Salem Pen
Ends in Condemnation And so
another Investigation passes Into
history, .leaving us most of us
with a rather virtuous fueling of
j'liavltriiLjoVe 'innelfill!t& about the
matt
Pirates" of Penzance, Real Sale
On; 50 Poople-i-JO.-lTtie I'lr
ates of Penzauct) ur working for
money. Well; ' who wouldn't
work? . F.vcn pirates get hungry.
Juvenile Depnrlincnl of Itoyal
Neighbors of America Formed.
The wife and 1 had a surprise Ihe
niornliqc after our daughter Join
ed She demanded her breakfast
in bid on the grounds that she
wus a princess now.
ATI. r Hearing Pet It lun Council
Decides to Have Ward Two Elec
tion. This councilman business Is
not what Iff cracked up to be.
The Second Warders vllllfy the
members because they would not
In. I.I an election without the pe
tition, the rest of ns laud them
for trying to save' ihe ir.iio It
will cost.
Cullnn of Moon Seized At "The
Country Club") Is Not a Ileal
Country Club. Which rnlses the
question, If It were a really, truly
country club would II have been
ruidfyl?
Fort Klamath Women (ilve Or
phan Dance; Clever Features.
Wo trust tho orphans enjoyed It
Many High School Students En
rolling; Hoolts High. Choor up,
son, It's Just as rough on dad as
It is on you.
Tho klils who used to bawl for,
tho moon,
Years and years ago,.
Were told that the moon would
' burn their hands,
Years nnd years pgo.
Alas! those
kids have grown lo
men,
Since years mid years ago,
And they find that moon hllH
terrible kick.
Since years and yenrs ago.
' If capital punishment Is not he
ing abolished It Is at least being
retard-d.- Flint Jpumnl. ,
Household Hints
lly Mr. Morton
MEM' HINT
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Hiked Peaches and Cream
Scrambled Eggs Muttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Creamed Chipped lloef on Toast
Stuffed Tomato Salad
(irupe Jam Parkerhoitsa Rolls
Iced Coffee
Dinner
Salt Pork (Southern Style)
Naked Potatoes
Carrots Vlnagrelta
Cucumber with Sour Cream
Dressing
Peach Custard Cnko Milk
Toii.tY'M itr: ii'kh
Knit Pork, Southern Style Put
slices of Ihluly sliced salt pork In
vinegar U't stand few minutes,
sprinkle with pepper, roll In flour
and fry over alow fir until brown
and crisp. To make cream gravy,
add a tablespoon flour to a bout
two tablespoons or dripping. 11
brown slightly, add ouehnlf cup of
milk and let simmer until of right
thlikne. Season well and pour
over the fried salt pork.
Carrot Vlnagretle Take cold
boiled carrots, slice them thin, put
In saucepan with Iwo tablespoons
melted butted. Ot fry until slight
ly brown, add a few drops of vine
gar, salt and pepper, and servo Im
mediately. Tomato Haliul - Have tomatoes
cold, cut slice from lop. Take out
centers and fill with finely chop
ped cabbage, lo which has been
added chopped onion, green pep.
per and mayonnaise Top with
mayonnaise.
Peach Cusinrl Cake Take a
sponge rake, split In half, cover
with sliced peaches which hare
Ijeeix. sprliikleil jrljh sugar, and
I
jpgytjr tlilSj pour a custard made as'
rollows: Heat yolks of Iwo egg
with one-quarter cup sugar, add
one cup scalded milk and let all
cook slowly until of a creamy con
sistency. Add one teaspoon va
nilla. Remove from fire and chill.
Pickle Iteclpe
Pickled t'MhtuiKe Chop suffi
cient cabbage lo make one gallon,
STEP-WORD PU2I
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