The Klamath news., October 08, 1925, Image 4

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AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
"Lt us have faith that right makes might, and in
that faith let u to the end dare to do our duty we
understand it." Abraham Lincoln.
Another Eg ij Bites the Dust
Klamath Fa'h H::A'i I J Gain ami Nothing to Lcsj
Another bogie man has bitten the dust.
George Long, of the Weyerhaeuser Com
pany, testifying on Tuesday before the Inter
state Commerce Commission at Portland, de
clared that while he strongly favored the
Northern lines coming to Klamath Falls, as
well as the Southern Pacific, he admitted,
under cross examination, that the timber
would have to be cut in either event, as a
great deal of it was ripe.
So that's that.
Klamath Falls will also be interested in
the cross examination on Tuesday of W. P.
Kenney, vice president in charge of traffic of
the Great Northern. Ben C. Dey, Southern
Pacific counsel was the questioner. Here's
from the transcript:
Q. Now then, is it not a fact, Mr. Ken
ney, that districts served by more than one
carrier and in which the transportation prob
lem is therefore a divided interest, do not ob
tain the same car service as those places where
the responsibility rests upon only one?
A. No, I wouldn't say so. I would say
the statements were absolutely different in
our territory.
Q. AH right, I will read to you from
the brief of your own railroad, the Great
Northern, in the Wenatchee Southern case:
"Districts served by more than one carrier
in which the transportation problem is the
divided interest do not obtain as good car
service as those places where the responsi
bility rests upon one line."
All of which reassures us in our stand
that Klamath Falls HAS EVERYTHING TO
GAIN AND NOTHING TO LOSE BY THE
CARRYING OUT OF THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC PROGRAM.
Let the hearing go on, and may Klamath
F alls come away from it, as it will, with the
assurance of MAIN LINE SERVICE TO
THE EAST.
Will Take College to Farm
Radio Is a Boon to the Farmers
Radio broadcasting by ending the isolation of farm
life, will be the greatest factor of modern times in keep
ing young men on the farms, declared General J G Har
bord, president of the Radio Corporation of America in
a recent address.
"With 31,000,000 people living on farms, the agri
cultural colleges enroll but 150,000 students. It will en.
able the student, whose college course has been inter
rupted, to continue it, often with the same instructors.
"Of all that may be said of radio, the best is that it
will tend to keep young people on the farm. There is the
true independence, there is the r,al throno of u,p Affl
near. .sovereign. Entertainment and culture and the
throbbing bfe of the metropolis, carried t, the farm by
radio helping to make rural life morc nttrll.fiv iim,
desirable, will sustain that class which is the backbone
of our national existence."
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Kreakfast
Sliced Peaches with Cereal
and Milk
Buttered Kkkh Tou-t
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Luncheon
Fried Tomatoes Ktiusatte Fritter
Apple-Celery Salad
Rolls T.a
Dinner
Grape Juice
Hamburger en Casserole
Mashed Potatoes 1 i Salad
Dread Hotter
Cake (ieiatin Insert Coffee
Tonus iti:t i.i:s
'fluttered Kks- - Tak.. lh
CggS. four tablespoons ,.,.;, lv,
tablespoons hn t it. salt, p. pp. r
Bat ecss and sca-onm:.-. jld
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and milk, rtlr over a moderate
heat till thick. Pile on l,t ,.,.
r'ri,1,l T aloes- Sll.-i t!,r. ,. r
four firm tomato.-., sail and p. p.
per and dip fli,r. fry ,-, ;.,,lden
brown. Put ln gervin:- di-di :,,
make milk cravy In ,.:, );;.-i
and pour over tomatoes.
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boiled heels, two hard l,i, :
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A sweet and gentle face is a handicap, however, if
you are a taxi driver depending on lips.
pound of saus.iKe. ,,,
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STEP-WORD PUZi
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By ARTHUR WYNNE,
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Ur.KINITIONSi
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