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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1925)
THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS CSS AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER He Should Worry! Heart Cf Home Problems lly Mrs. KIImIh-Hi Thoiopwm r hiih Mi k.1 .... Z"ni,-JM "Let u have faith that right maket might, and in that faith let ua to the end dare to do our duty at we understand it." Abraham Lincoln. Thorny , r 1 Tj 11 1 11 r If-l-lA iiaKe ir ah-i ear nauu Preventable Wa te by Forest Fire Inexcusable Last year, 92,000 forest fires swept over 20,000.000 acres of lands, causing a money damage of $38,000,000, exclusive of all forest, watershed, wild life and recrea tional values. These were probably several times the loss actually listed. There were 24,000 more fires than dur ing 1923, and 45,000 more than the nine-year average. Preventable waste of this character is inexcusable. "Fire Prevention" week is October 7th to 10th. It is safe to predict that there will be fewer fires during this week than normal. Instead of dropping back into the old rut of "fire carelessness" at the end of the week, why not continue "Fire Prevention" as a national all-year habit? Opposing Progress Is Childish Pierce Hurt By Newspaper Publicity Governor Pierce charges the automobile, the movie and the daily newspaper with being responsible for the modern crime wave. ' As to the daily newspaper, he says "two-thirds of the front page of the average newspaper is taken up with the narration of crime." His assertion is so preposterously false as to newspapers that we im agine the people will conclude he i3 equally wrong a3 to autos and movies. To rail against progress is childish; lo misrepresent facts which anyone can verify is peevish ness run mad. What hurts the governor is that the news papers have printed so much news about him that he has little chance of re-election. Oregon Voter. Keep the Home Fires Burning Ml Jt U'. III I I MM I Radio Has Become Very Populor v - Radio has become almost a household requisite. Nothing has done more to promote the home-loving in stinct than the ever-growing popularity of this great pleasure-giving and educational invention. From this one may fairly reason that wherever the installing of radio sets is on the increase the home-loving instinct is certainly not on the wane. And, since the broadcast program is essentially a thing to be enjoyed by . the family circle, it is to the family circle the radio will cater. - IwJJ Seldom has the human demand for novel entertain ment found so admirable a combination. As the call for more radio service grows, so also grows the attraction of the home. And as the attraction of the home becomes stronger so the call for better broadcast programs be come more insistent. Everything tends to make the radio influence a well spring of good. So excellent a caterer to all that is most desirable in promoting true human happiness certainly deserves the very best of the public to whom it ministers- o "Suffer little children to come unto me." They're not wanted in apartment houses and there's no place for them on the streets. o . The prize for absent-mindedness goes to the man who was knocked down by the surf and looked for its license number. o : Poor man ! If he marries too soon he can't keep up his wife; if he marries too late he can't keep up with her. o The man who isn't good at anything else can always advise a widow who has money to invest. o . Anyway, a war to make the world safe for something makes it safe for about six months. A critic is a man who sits on the fence and howls because the world isn't as wise as he feels. o Dr. Ditmars, curator of the Bronx park zoo, who is seeking snake bite medicine is one of many. Louisville Times. Of course, one way to foil the speed-trap grafters would be to refrain from speeding. Fort Wayne News Sentinel. IHTRINCHEO " . , y , , I S . kJ'l-J jtfr i"i i 'K "'1 ST 44: ifcr -Srailra Dinner Stories Away back, when herds of buf falo grazed along the foothill of th o rstcnF-mb u n t aTh s7 Two" finnl y" prospector fi.il In with-it bu'.l bison that seemed ' to have been separated from his kind and run amuck. One of the prospectors took to the branches of a tree and the other dived into a cave. The buffalo bellowed at the entrance to the cavern and then turned toward tree. Out came the man from the cave, and the buffalo took after him Benin. The man made another dive for the hole. After this had been repeated sev eral times the man In the tree called to his comrade, who was trembling at the mouth of the cav ern: "Stay In the cave, you Idiot. "Yon don't know nothing about this hole," bawled the other. "There's a bear In It!" A ft w cans t-ry .I.iy or so takes the- bushel r out of r. s cu ing mountain of work lnt provid ing enough fruit tin. I V''g.-t:i).lc4 for the ft inter. Sunny Dick Says - li('ii'l44-ll'Ulf wlii'ri with lufcewann.-waier and a litllo ammonia Ulir.-o teu-p.iin of am monia to a qujrl) and tli'-n rinsed in clear water. Water is likely to Injure the bark of the brush. The brush, therefore, should not he covered with water, but should be washed by sousing the bristle bak and forth In shallow water. Narcotics lleiiiK Shipped Into Kv I'. Krom Wood Dally. . Federal officer Mays Hl.p Will lie. Taken to Curb Supply.- Would II be ask ing altogether ton much for the government to undertake lo rut off the supply entirely? Cof.r llros. Broken Into. Largo Sum Mud Just II, en IMaced In Hnnk. Kobtiors (let $20. Yes. the safest place for a man with a rufe to keep his money Is In tho bank. lull i l " ('c. ftiit m! s W....I M''e 'mi i ,. r The Bervlccs In the chnpcl of a certain western university are from time to time conducted by eminent clergymen of many de nominations and from many cities. On one occasion, when one of these visiting divines' asked the president how long he should speak, that witty officer replied: "There is no limit, doctor, upon the time you may preach; but I may tell you that there is a tra dition here that tho most souls are saved during the first twenty five minutes." The funeral procession was mov ing along the village street when t'nele Ahe stepped out of a storo. He hadn't heard the news. "Sho,"' said Undo Abe, "who they buryln' today?" "Pore old Tlte Harrinon," said the storekeeper. "Sho," raid Undo Abe. "Tito Harrison, hey? Is Tile dead?" "You don't think we're rchi.ars ln" with him, do you?" snapped the storekeeper. '.I TiTrT. mm Kour High School Hoys fio for a Hide After School nnd Overturn Car In Ditch. Kven daylight Joy riding has Its dangers. Klamath Indian Slabbed With Knife Which Kntered Heart. Soon Abln to l.cavo Hospital.-- 'c'vo heard of hearts recovering after being tortured by muny causes, but never a cbiiho like (hut. Moe' ltunoii:s Across. Word I. What . the little mnn In W.y picture has. ; vrtird V , (flide BhirB: chil Cr' do this on the ic in winter. Wurd B. A small roadside hotel. ItLninns Down. Word 2. A croup of protile who ar tfit,td towlter in an oiganiza li. n Word 3. To reriie?t. Won: . A nintkc-like fi?h. h.sr!:!-.l)AY'S I'UZ.LK A..V, KKKIl. store manager mndn a. noise like the fHliiotis lllornnis In quest of nn honest man thn other day. Hut how much moro psyrho loKically sound win the manager's inarch, lie used a rack of um brellas In front of the Hlrn on n i n lay night, while Jiloi;eneH iisimI a lantern. Suggestions When muking marmaladn oil preserving pans with butter and the marmalade will not stick, also skim well. This makes the pre serves beautifully clear. Swllches far Licenses; llraws Heavy Fine. So often switching is expensive, whether it be women, carloads, styles, stales, business, brew, houses, hobbles, laxls. teeth. or towns. Man Serfoutdy Hurl In right I" CoinaloM! Condition. Mffort icing Made lo Hush ifp Cnso. ice, nolhin.t makes n newspaper 'M'iio p.i ,,,a, as lo find an nt lei.ipl b. ini; mail,, np nny. Ihing. Makes ,ong Plight. Two Air planes Krom Tokyo lo Moscow Mike mo Miles-That's remark Hide. Just shows what a fellow can do who,, ln thinks he'll get "h"! I' ho doesn't. V.-hen tho 03-ycnr loan mnturos wo hope be In a position to sug Kest that f fri,.d Belgium wanU H rho bo given a litllo moro tlmo. We:, ton Leader. HIIAI.I. NIIK MltllV Kill I.OVK . llt hill MOVKY? It's Ilia old. old quentlon. Sho asks: Sbull I choose a marriage of wraith ami mi low, or otic of love nnd poverty? Hit writes: Dear Mrs. Thompson: a year sift 1 brcaiiix rnitEed to a iiuin 11 years my senior. I was quite car rlcd away by thn fart that a man of his agn and social standing should want inn. ami my pareiiis were very pleased. This man Is divorced and has been for seven years. Ho own a lovely 9-room home and has an Incoma larger Ihsn my own family. Now I hnvo a deep rxspncl for him, but soon after our enitngemenl I knew I was mistaken, and when I spoko of this lo my parents they were shocked Mist I didn't love this splendid man. So, oiler much arguing, I deiid'd lo go on. And now I'm nfrnl.l I run t. I am II, and have hern teaching and I ought lo know my mind and heurl. I went to a nearby town to leuch and I mel a young man Ihrco years older than myself. Wu began going about with each other with the un derstanding that I was engaged and run Id only give him frlrnd ship. And Hint's all he asked. Our friendship grew through lb" winter, and I knew I was slipping, but lie dl.lnt. lie later confessed he had cared all along, however. I love him and ha loves me. He knows about lite other man, end he begs me. for the snko of I lie three of us, not to marry htta. And I want to mm h to marry the boy I love. sometimes think I can't go on with tho other, but my parents- - Do I owe II to them to marry s liny wish? And can I build happiness for that boy and myself If I break my promise lo thn other man? My hoy Is making only iio a week, and I rcillie what It means. Hut I would him and we'll study together and hlin.and wo "I study together and I'll help him lo earn mors. Hut can' I break the hearts nf my par ents? And what of this man I'm engaged to? Wo aro lo lie mar ried soon, ami a wonderful trip hns been planned nnd I'm wenrlng a big diamond, but I don't want lho.se things. J'd rather have tho tiniest houso with lots of starchy Ik,),, (! ,.i S, '. w "r ,,w 5 ""r. M 0((ttlt 'Irrn. Nor im l() 1 Hlht to MyHmmu, lc,,o,m J l-rrm.' ,Mrl, ol a. iMllybroknuJ a ihy irt oimi, iJ "" lnr jot blla( material urM rt m " Ura. h J " ry .nn ro klw, J niiud mil won't ripb,,. ti(lerwardbBOJINBJ rty you trs u wiUUaj u now Un'l so rosuiik. fart, oo shoald brat J ,, gagvnrai promptlimj, i mnn you ui, tvu, bo uklag lata ikii n-,' nnly thlngi sosu ail i to tabs lata nurran-b sarriflrs. Dm It in a.) 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