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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
. ' i' AM ATI I r Ai i - w v w m m f a i i itiii at. im.ixak THR KLAMATH DAILY vi. am iMnrDrMDFMT t(LlJ REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER . . . !i 1 r in run., nllow you ( "'Iter In 1 blm Illtr.re.lr4 History Fails to Repeat! Heart & Home "Let u have faith that right make might, and in that faith let u to the end dare to do our duty a we understand it." Abraham Lincoln, Problems II) Mr. rlll"'tll TIiiiiiimm Iblna !,,, stinitlo. Klamath Falfc, Hub of Prosperity Klamath Falls Ca.i't Gj! Too Big Nor rrosp.-rotis The Klamath News has called attention, from time to time, to the tricks of misrepre sentation that have been used to keep our peo ple from giving fair consideration to the issues involved in the railroad hearing now on in Portland. The factory where this smoke screen is made and whence it is puffed out every after noon, is unimportant. IT IS IMPORTANT, HOWEVER, THAT, KLAMATH FALLS GET MAIN LINE SERVICE TO THE EAST, and as getting it depends to a large extent on ourselves the News purposes to do all it can to bring about an understanding of the situation. That is why we are willing to take the time to brush even crumbs out of the way. As it was said yesterday in this column, the Southern Pacific program is essentially a Klamath Falls program. Don't let anybody mislead you. FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOUR SELF. 1 With the main line to the East through Tule Lake, Klamath Falls will be in the best position cf any city in Oregon to reach the ..Pe?,markets m tne world and to make a cam pa'gn for the right kind of settlers. A fund of $250,000 has been raised to advertise Oregon to the world, for the promo tion of new markets and to secure settlers for our lands. The Southern Pacific Company plans an expenditure of $38,000,000 to make Oregon a better place to be a farmer in, to do business, to live in. And the most important part of this vast railroad development plan centers around Klamath Falls. From Klamath Falls, if the Southern Pacific plan goes through, will radiate, lines north, south and east and the east line will be 200 miles shorter than that offered by the Oregon Trunk. The other railroad development offered, by the Southern Pacific will open to settlers and production a rich territory all tributory to Klamath Falls. At the same time it will pro vide the best and shortest way for the products of this awakened empire to the best and big gest markets in the world. It will make Klam ath Falls "The Hub of Prosperity." Sure, the News is going to speak up when anything comes along to interfere with a program like that! Klamath Falls can never get too big nor too prosperous for the News. Ninetecn-inch trouscr bottoms will be the limit 8av the clothier.,. They arc-Terro Haute Star. When France decided to bury the hatchet f The way you matriculate in the schnn'' nf ' O And yet croquet miirht hnvn i rrTr s n follow xc i5s' 1 ".V. 1 Dinner Stories A rather turnid orator, n it J for his verbosity and heaviness, was once assigned to do some campaigning in a mining camp in the mountains. There were about fifty miners present when he la gan; but when at the end of a couple of hours he save no sign of finishing, his listener.! dropped away. Some went back to work, hut the big majority sought places to quench their thirst, which hu, been aggravated by the dryness of the discourse. Finally there was only one aud itor left, n dilapidated, we.iry looklng old fellow. Fixing his gaze on him, the orator pulled out a large six-shooter and laid It l table. The fellow rose slowly and drawkd out: "Be ye goin- to shoot if I ,-?" "Vou bet I am." replied , j speaker. "I'm bound to finish my speech, even If I have to shoot t keep an audience." The old fellow sighed In a tired manner, and edged slowly awav saying as he did so: "Well, shoot If you want to. I i may jest as well be shot at taii,.,, j to death." , I who wui wuit;n uiit.-'idtt inked ! ; them if millionaire had fniah : ed bin .,( ch. "C. y.s." rtp'i'd the boys, "l-n h. vou't stop." 1 he d ntu.t who has to go to anot'or and have work done on j his tct th i:ets very little sympa HiV. 'i'liia is what Ino-d people ! would "Oi: id.T an apt Pl'rdration ! of n iri'uuiv.t Ju 'lire. -The lh'.ll-s oh? Sunny Dick Says i b rvcr. j Cliil -l"n I'ictnrial j l'r, U.ir.l Puzzle : Woman IH.pules Me. Urn's He port. - Anil he Is nt Iot husband. You know, I don't think them family hnblls should he carried Into the outride world. Possession Is nine tenth of the law. Hut It somclltn' happen that the bail little boy can smoke nut l lo- wood' hm k. no matter how he claws and fights. Th- North ern lines are certainly making a heap of smoke Just now at the li cari iig. 'Hy Officials of Huston In doled In l.l'iuor Craft Case Too many ten parties. Huston, with spll: d lea. Two Itobbers ItlfN. ItoKcimrit Store. ,t Valued t I .(inn. Surely they couldn't drink (hat m nch. of A man was. charged with steal iK a horse, r.n(j ft(.r ,(jn(! (rnI jury acitted u,m i.r , j the day the m;in ,.r(In0 ,,.lrk pr( asked the JdM for a warrat.t "gainst the lawyer who had suc cessfully defended him. hat s the charge?' the Judge. "Why, yr honor," r..!i,., man, "yu I .ir.ln'f have , j money p,ly ,, f(i, took the horse I stole Inquired Kunning Acrosa. Word 1. What the barber In the picture gave the ottf. Word 4. What the people who uve in li-tlam i re called. Word u. The rear of a boot; also a synonym for ha-b liunniag Down. Word 1. The name of a kind of Cheee. .Word 2. The name of the little w' who had so many adventure! in Wonderland. Word :i. The first naror of the leader of the "lireen Monro-,., l'oys" during the lievolutionary I vrsTi itnws ruzzi.E VNSWKIfKI). The self-made millionaire v. had endowed the ,,ool h,l Invited to make (he opening sp.., at (ho commencement ex'rei Ho had not often had a chance "".uniiig ocioro liio public and ho was resolved to make the most of It- Ho dragged his niTdrcss (M,t i tiresomcly, repeatl,,s mime thought over and over. "le to aland It any i!;i,r toiinls ,,f i.oys (1,n r,.Ilr of tJ)o "'m slipped out. A coacl,,nn lio of the t,'n- John A. Wei-ks. Secretary War, to Iteslgti Cabinet Health Very Poor Worry, ion o.k, kllla men. The Invesilgu litms now under way In ,0 wur tlepaiimint are enough to kill several weeks. Klamath Indium: Heml-An-nnniial Timber Payment of im l.ach.- When a bravo with (en '!"! l-ravea and a Minnehaha I'U'lReta 1,1s JMuo each si ,,,, I wonder If alcoholic beverages don't get morn tl, fliyi,n. 'count. 0'" ''-lie Chief ha, R,, ,,v. none to help ,,.. f)n. jn, '"'" k this week. No , , Ihlng. ,,, lik0 h(i " over ami ,;,n Wllt(,r ,,, '" Why , ,,, e oioii't hnvn u fire month, rnjnay? 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It I. so einlMiratint to mn as 1 know other nof.ee It br the aay I h .-y a. c Wi are not well to do and I cannot bavr many rlolt.., bill I feel as Ihoeitti If I cioild drr-i a Mice as th".e olher aoiii.-n be cranea hts nect at I women be rranea hi. neck a! I Jeatous, but. oh, I would .. lika to hove ihe Itivn and admiration he Used 10 rle ru before hit chanted toward me. M you think he doe. (!ii. to annoy me? t'h.iul.l I itlve htm bis freedom or tiiy and le unhappy the re.t nf ray life? I'MIAPPV W'lVK Voura Is the problem of many wives. Home of them appear not to pay attention, and suffer In allrnefi; others na( Ih-lr bu.tialid alxoit It, and mute ninitera or and still other, drajr money imt of the una llllt.it I111, band, and skimp tin bom. hold e..-u.lii ur. .. II necii.sary. in order In buy le-. t.r dollies and vl-lt the hir drc.er and manicurist Irciu.ut. ly. The hitler Is the wisest. 11 seems to me lild.rly men often ll.itl. r Co m.elve.s Into iblnktna they are attractive t i youutt wo men and for thnt n non .(are at every one liny meet, hut you know they Bll.leed ny ,nK amusing I:, itr.mce tour boii.e hold duties so Unit vo ran al ways be as attractive!) alllred as pos dble w hi II he miles dome Kv. n though you be ured. endeav- Mr,, n, K'unii lady tU,,. twenties, and , riHiinin hoUWi man bootilin, , I love rJr M,tl married l , 0J bomri loa. 1, j l vl.ll ni. a f k lllllr! We alt aa4 in.' Iln I. a t no. 1-i.m M.HH ... l . 'aa In. noi nice. otkn and nod their kn It a none uf ikeii k vU uia, l.)NKt.r Off In l oarrllnt kew other .iar for Ir,, aotl I suppos fe. nliow lh youai Oi: In your room. B, for lh other iler.tand. evrg u , lltatr bu.tnru, m liopr...er rrri If n, fe a love f,,r it e . M : To. !fa loond e, 1,11m , toih baa aa -l.n. 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