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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1925)
91 A a . M-AM A H FALLS ORTi WEDNESDAY, SEQ AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER for '.fast , R. "w.4! Heart & Home Problems It v Mr. IMlMilwtti (Tin mi )i tt a iiW ah, "Let n hava faith that right make might, and in that faith let ua to the end dare to do our duty a we understand it." Abraham Lincoln. 1 "Villa led, it .)., Ml.... . WouU l. Illarrv !,... 'I 1WI Tht ",ol ('hti.,;,. 'l tti THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS I The Combination are The Radio on the Farm Simple Sets Can Noxo A? Installed and Operated Much attention is being given to radio for the rural dweller from the standpoint of simplicity of operation and reception. , , , , Like all new inventions, radio is going through a state of progression to eliminate complicated mechanical de vices and make it more enjoyable for the everyday op erator. Radio engineers are constantly at work perfecting as nearly as possible every feature of radio and are making great strides in broadcasting and receiving equipment, particularly along the lines of rural reception and better reception during hot weather. Many improvements have already been made in the receiving equipment to sim plify operation, so that a farmer coming in from the fields or a tired business man. can, with a simple turn of the wrist," ght the station he desires. Any rural dweller can install a receiving set, and without any help whatsoever from the outside, operate it to advantage. This is encouraging news' for the farmer, for radio furnishes a great link in the chain of attractions that will help keep the young people at home, no matter if they live on far removed farms or near great cities. t A Good Example i Law for One Is Law for All Dinner Stories They sat at table, he and she, Two Washington fire guards were arrested for smok- ing and for leaving camp fires burning in the forest they were "protecting." An Oregon man was fined $100 for refusing to help put out a fire he had started, saying that Le had lived here for 47 years and he "knew all labtfU II Vj'W ?ac eye'f - -.'' " iai lime tie meciianicaur con- fires." A ., . ,. lli3 1UUU " 1IH11 was ?l i ue- fore him. "Ah," she said. "I am glad you like it. Mother says there are only two things I can make prop erly potato salad ami marma lade tart." "Indeed," said he, "and which is this?" i. rl The northwest has just gone through a bad fire sea eon; it would have been worse if extraordinary precau tions' bad not been taken.; It will take a lifetime to put many burned-over areas back to the condition they were in last spring- A law that punishes the careless, defiant or criminal user of our forests, is a good law that needs rigid enforcement. Happier Lives Farmers Are Entitled to Every Convenience In an address recently on the subject of agricultural education and the necessity for applying scientific meth ods to farming, H. M. Atkinson, chairman of the Geor gia Railway and Power company, said: "My company realizes that agricultural and indus trial development go hand in hand. Industry furnishes the home market for the farm product. It is my aim and 'desire to make.'electricity available for the farm. Some of the results of this would be : "1. Greater use of machinery on the farm. Substitution of mechanical for man power. Greatly increased production per man. Conservation of human life and strength. Greater comforts and conveniences on the farm, Less drudgery in the home. Greater opportunities for recreation. Greater attractiveness and interest to farm life. Farm and country life will become more de sirable than city life. v "10. The mechanical problems will interest the young men and keep them on the farms. "11. Happier lives. , "I want to call to the attention of you young far mers the importance of exercising your privileges of citi zenship and your duty to vote. It is vital that you, as farmers, take an interest in governmental affairs. You i.hould see that the right men are elected to office and thai tnxos are reasonable, and not so excessive that they will 'J. crease, rather than increase revenue, by- driving industries and citizens out of the state." "2. "3. "6. "7. "8. "!). A delegation from Kansas visit ed the late Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay some years ago. The host met them with a coat and collar off, mopping his brow. "Ah, gentlemen," he said, "dee lighted to see yon. Dee-lighted. But I'm very busy putting in my hay just now. Come down to the barn with me and we'll talk things over while I work." Down to the barn hustled presi dent and delegation Mr. Roosevelt seized a pitch fork and but where was the hay? "John!" shouted the president, "John! Where's all the hay?" "Sorry, sir," came John's voice from the loft, "but I ain't had time to throw It back since you threw It up for yesterday's dele gation." The London consul of a conti nental kingdom was informed by his government that one of his country women, supposed to be living in Oreat Itritaln, had been left a large fortune. After ad vertising without result, lie ap plied to the police, and a smart young detective was set to work. A few weeks later his chief asked how he was getting on. "I've found the lady, sir." "Good! Where Is she?" "At my place. I married her yesterday." tain his sense of touch, qualities that make them hf;'liiy desirable to the hourutceper a" we'll. Muy at j any surgical supply Ftnrc what Is known as "surrton'.' seconds." That means thet'i is some flaw fWt' Anitd miik .tliy g'oves un rafe for ai'tiiu n-irgicul ti-ni Hut for the hotiHf-ke per the r.liivcs are not impaired. And the price is so rmnll that what otherwise might be a luxury Is really an economy. Dust inside of gloves well with powder before and after using, making sure they are thoroughly dry before putting them awuy. Their service when so cared for is remarkably Ions. Sunny Dick Says WIVIS TO M Mill V A ;iui, WITH A PAST Few of us who profess Chris, llunlty have Christ's ronihlcra tlon for the fnllen woman. This young man has: Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am n youiiK man ot 21, and nm very much In lova with girl of Is. She Is very good looking, but has lie. n i ut aside by my friends be cause of the life she has lived. I nm going to tell you uhoiit hur life as I know It. We met about a year ago Just after her luurrlage had been annulled. When she was at tho age of !& her purenta died, leaving her alone. At the age of 16 she married, living with her husband only a short time, un til their marriage was annulled. After that she had no home and no folks and mudu her home with every one and ran with any man that came along. This went on for about six months, then I met her. Km in iluit day to this I have loved her. Hhe has always kept her . place when with me. because she says I am different. She laid her past life before mo. and said sho was not worth fighting for. I helped her. showed her lht bright side of life, and sinro then she lias tried and succeeded. She went away to college for a year, so she roiitd forget the ut, anil bus lived her life beyond question. My folks do not wnnt rite to marry her. They threaten to disown me If 1 do. 1 1 it I t would rather give them up then lose her. Iton't you really think she deserves somo tblng when she has tried so hard her, ,U(J "" .mi,,,, "j " ""r""'.'' "! tmt Drfonaet " Mr. Thoinpioi; . Hill, hunrhbwk fc, """" Hi 'he other ehltt, , lh 1 lu.t ft lib do wia.-ihia hir'Htai. B,.-' ant his mother to (N a. I think six I. T.r, !' fad that om,ubJ l deformed. Pn If M hav. th, oppataj the,jr t, to lltlts.rtub )o. This win ihowllafc! an he tt.efu l iomi tu. J important, nosrtw, t t press y twling J fir hint, for 'tht fcforatfJ that ,nf all ihinn, t a J not re.ent your idium, I. I . L . .... linn lor n null oMc 4 money, or give blatant,;,! Ircted Imok that ffl nltJ him hut not make klinuj his defornilly. Ul It hi Hint will make him fauna1, nglne lilinnell OMoftKVnl pr he might like outiJ si ruction toys. . .. i t One of the noat buiMi tcni s In the Kagllah Sinai' written by the ulbt)aa ht: "Kalr, with (nlltliKst winds." Toledo Blilt I It is hard for tho casual visitor to New York to understand why they call the other fines burlcv;iie show houses. Dayton News. "An Act of Clod" Is Only Ver dict In Airship Probe.- Poor (lod, lie's alwayu the goat. ... - - , I!. S. Senators Will Arrive Sun day: to Start Hearing Monduy. Federal lliiilding. t'nttie and ltec. Initiation to He Heard During Day. The good listeners amongst them are ussured of a good time. Klamath County as Proven licet Country Conclusively shown. High Kugar Content. If producing sugar beets has the same effect on the price of our sugar that pro ducing timber has on the price of lumber we buy, how can they ex I t us consumers to get excited? STEP-WORD PUZI I Children's Pictorial I Cross Word T'ttzzli i ' Running Across. .' Word 1. "Bah. bah, black shot have you any Word 4. One who rides. : Word 6. A military force. Running Down. Word 1. Heated slightly. Word 2. Oommnnd. : Word 3. To kneel In suppIU tion, i YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED. Ilonania Is lllg Winner in Kalr. Kxeellent Community and Individ ual Kxhllilts. Next tiling llonanxu will wunt to become a suburb of Klamath Fulls. Flotilla of 18 Destroyers Are Sent After PN-9-1. Dear Wilbur: Aren't you afraid some of your warships will . over that plane? Secretary Hoover declares that until there is thor ough reorganization of government administrative func tion.', further reductions in exponse of government cannot Ijh. hoped fort believes that proper adjustment would I'oculL in tin itjtmi.'il sitvinj; of $250,000,000. Suggestions nubbcr gloves have become as much a part of the modern house keeper's wardrobe n her aprons. 8urgeons' rubber gloves are soft and pliant, and are, of necessity, made so that the surgeon may re- CHCM nasd I 1 Klamnth Has Terrific Dust Storm Followed by Rain Squalls. Cheer up. Tho same that blows the skirts sky high blows dust Into tlie manly eye. I.nkeview Round-Up In Henri of Most Thinly Settled Section of Ihe l'i,u,i Bute. In a district where, everyone has to ride from babyhood lo get anywhere some Kri-at riding could be expected. Talk tihotit nailing your colors lo the must, the Central Commun ity club nailed their potatoes to Ihe wall, (orm ,ilp,r name They. I,i everything from Ideas to peanuts. Klninnth produce sm.ie remarkable things. Judging by ih surprising array of Klamath county fruits, a small hoy could bavo had his choice of 2 ff"r'"' lilnds of stomach n-he. Most of tho pen, npples aticl plums looked yel. (rwiMT apss-iCo rou) j Copyrlahl, King Ktalum Hyndlola. inc. tlrmt tlrnala RMtM tSftw'tM i tat, tie. st f -word." m s s, Sttiaa ttuH m shtaa By ARTHUR WYNNE,' ' Originator ot tht Modern Croaa ll'ora1 taik. Here It something new In step word puitlrs. ,TliiVg has no denuitioiis to guide you in reaching the aolution. Caana the potxlo without them? We begin with Iht word KTSatJ and en.l with 'I ItAF on the bottom stu ' Uut lu reri fctreacktU eh,,..t.. ttrs Into MICE in four tciv fex atapa W d !' "ord MICK hsa hrtis" ! I I O I then IIAIt.N. then COIIN. thra and CHEW befor tht hnal torn. Into TRAP. .J To change HATS intt " Icpt you aimplv ilri'P ""JT uori! nn tsell ftafl SI S tute a new Win to ' four lilt" '"''!' on the nrst step '"""Tr, fii;ure 1, you bejil pretty green Our ii,i,tofri,. returns, which Indicate n wonderful growth In KliniHlh. must bo right, becauso Ihu hoys' and girls' club work ex hibit showed an Increase of Ci0 over lust year. Ma t 1 4. Ikr r r tn I p!Al-,llr7l II 1 I J. IU ILiI Eayor L 1 BSHoL " " M i Norn 7 1 si.p-wj,,d M.LLlLj-'(io I RAZOR to rfrlr? . r - 7T rf STROP in 22 1 S A L SJ 'IRAK III tt.pt SE4 R ii r-i -rr .'MlSTOyT -r Dot N fj" st r ait ts ' Sri ziSj ko"m i I j ' .ITlRlofel 17 s tcrlne the word RATS In the 18 ' four blank space. Then erase "r?77ll one of the lettcrt and substitute 3 (j N A a new letter to spell another , i " four-letter word. The "U" enn bo 0 lifted out, for example, and an "M" I - uhstituted to tpell MATS. Then 71 J you repeat the nerfnrmnncA In frninff t0" cMM n.ffi MaaataaaaiiiHaaBHaaaaissssasa . n I 1 I I 1 1 1 ll. J RIA PI from step 1 to step 2 and so on until on step you rench MICK. In four more stept, after making a one-letter change on each iep, you reach OATS rind so on until you reach TKAi' on the thirtieth step. The solution to tn. day't puzzle will no- 25 aieur tomorrow ? ether with a I v letter step - word problem 29 30 rr down, n new word being formed on each slep "t'lntton of a new letter for the one .discarded. ASTER "St. t 1... Ihu tW11"1". will M "Jt puwle tomorro JJ V The SO Utl0 m, scrvo h step by 'M v
