The Klamath news., October 11, 1925, Image 4

AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS
KLAMATH FALLS or
sunpay, October)
"Let lis have faith that right makei might, and in
that faith let ut to the end dare to do our duty at we
understand it." Abraham Lincoln.
Worthiest of Worthy Causes
Local Folk Are Asked to Assist the American Legion
Before every thinking resident of Klam
ath county, regardless of the degree of af
fluence he has attained, there looms a question
worthy of his most earnest consideration.
It is the move to secure money with which
to complete the American Legion memorial
building soon to rise in Klamath Falls.
This problem has not been considered
lightly. The public, commonly, does not
favor concentrated action with a view to se
curing funds for any cause which chances to'
present itself. It is believed that, frequently,
these cw-called "drives" are a mistake and
that, on occasion, the donations made are not
spent wisely.
In the present instance, however, Klamath
Falls has net been faced by any such "drive."
In consequence, it remains for local folk to
contribute vhat they can, that the city may
benefit from Ce c::-3oldiers contributions.
The word is used advisedly. Most of the
money already has been raised by legion men
and they have been unselfish to the extreme.
For a building which will materially benefit
virtually every family in Klamath Falls, they
Tequest local citizens to provide but a small
amount.
The people should pause for a moment and
consider the benefits which will attach to the
erection of such a structure as the legion fav
ors. At the present time, there is no gym
nasium in the city; no place where the youth
of the city and county may compete in games,
so essential to the welfare of growing boys.
In the city is no auditorium of sufficient size
to house a crowd interested in the considera
tion of a question of general interest..
The new structure would boast a gym
nasium where the Boy Scouts and students of
the high school could engage in such athletics
as basketball and handball. It would take
care of a sizable gathering when an auditor
ium proved necessary.
Please remember this: in virtually every
city of the size of Klamath Falls, business men,
professional men and working men have in
terested themselves in vhat is commonly call-,
ed the "big brother" movement a movement
of older men to associate with, and attempt to
solve the problems of, the coming generation.
The results, authorities say, have been grati
fying. What organization, it is asked, would
be better suited to help in such a movement
than the American Legion? And, answering
this question, The News will say it believes
there is none.
The American Legion, offering Klamath
;county something very much worthwhile, is
waiting for its citizens to decide whether they
shall co-operate. And the American Legion
will not wait in vain.
It would seem that New York citizens
should know by this time that the only way
to get more subways is to dig for them.-San
Antonio News.
On to Washington!
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Dinner Stories
Joe" chuckled:
weapon, rhthlrcn;
any niaro."
Tut up your
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Heart & Home
Problems
Itr Mrs. Kllulwlh Tliumpoua
Sun?iy Dick Says
Any' one who hat ever traveled
on the New York subway in rush
hours can easily appreciate the
following:
A little man wedged Into the
middle of a ear, suddenly thought
of pickpockets, and quite as sud
denly remembered that he had
some money In his overcoat. Ho
plunged his hand into his pocket
and was somewhat shocked upon
encountering the fist of a fat fellow-passenger.
"Aha!" snorted the latter. "I
caught you that time!"
"Leggo!" snarled the little man.
"Leggo my hand."
"Pickpocket!" hissed the fat
man.
"Scoundrel!" retorted the little
one.
Just then a tall man In their vi
cinity glanced up from his news
paper. "I'd like to get off here." he
drawled, "if yotl fellows don't
mind taking your bauds out of
my pocket."
,Whlle campaigns In Iowa
"Uncle Joe" Cannon was once ln
veglcd Into visiting t lie public
schools of a town where he was
billed to speak. In one of the
lower grades an ambitions teacher
called upon a youthful Demosthe
nes to entertain the distinguish
cd visitor with an exhibition of
amateur oratory. The selection
attempted was Myron's "Ilatlle of
Waterloo." and just as the boy
reached the end of the firit par
agraph fannon gave vent t, a
violent sneezes. "But, hush!
hark!" declaimed the younsster;
"a deep sound sl-lkes like a rising
knell! Did ye n.t hear It?"
mo visitors smllej and
i"ni later the second
which the ex-speaker
Tying to hold hack
increased violence.
"Hut hark!" bawled n,0 ir)v
hat heavy sound brenki ,'.,!
more, niul nearer, clearer. iI'mH
Her than before! Arm! 0,,t
Two men vsere discussing hone
racing and remarking upon the
silly names many, horses were
given.
"If I kept a racn horse I know
what I should call him." aaiil one.
"What"
"Money."
"Ilut that's absurd, isn't It?"
"Is It? Well, tell mo anything
that goes quicker."
1 51 7.O00, ano.ooo Ii What U Due
American Wives Annually If I'ald
11.1 a Week. Sounds like the
I Ktimpesn war debt, and Anirr
I ban women, like America, would
bo tickled to death to collect the
! Intrrest.
Children's rk-torinl
Cross Word Puzzle
mm M.. Jjy
'city T -
Hunning Across.
Word 1. The instrument with
whKh Cork I-.obin was killed.
Word 4. A vehicle.
Word 5. llody of wntcr. v
Word 6. 'to permit. ;
Running Down.
Word 1, A territory in North
America.
Word 2. Withdraw, revoke. tok
back.
Word 3,
A city in Poland.
YKSTKUIUY'S PUZZLE
ANSWKItKI).
nio-
stieeze .
wai vainly
came
Is the cannon's opening
rriir! '
This was loo much, and Ihe
laugh that broke from the party
"welled to a roar when "I nrlo
Iloj Pleats (live "Collegiate"
Air to School Krock. Ah. there's
the Ides, distressed father and
mother. Just buy 'em college-
like clothes. Heaps cheaper than
acquiring that college air by tha
slow, old process of ageing tn tot
wood for four years.
llcdford $1,000,000 Water Bond
Issue la Carried 3 to 1. New
City Hall Also C.oes Over the Top.
dee! If it were
as easy to pay
taxes as It is to spend. them we
would sum make the old horn
town bluum like the Garden of
Kden.
"allium Ian Who Murdered fr
Wife Hanged. Wife Hays Her
Three Previous Husbands Were
All Murderers, Too We have
never seen tho female, tlt from
effect she tins on men alio
the
in it w i .., as intoxicating , u oDK
drink of white mule.
Mar Great Air
on Long is,nd
Crashed to
Two Deaths
plane Itaces
Course. Ono Kly
ll. IV
uci r.iaeriy Vlstr Died of
Apoplexy.-Wo trust they both
novo a jb heipm, Kl p!()
""' ""r" ou' ' nlghi. but think
"f ,h0 ""'"t-neo In their Dn.,
"" doubtless flashed the
Th
news from euHst
ovlutor
and lie 1
o coast that the
falling to his death.
i sung as o mnrtvr In n.
"' r ,p,ed. wlln , ,
"" r'")' to the ground
"iie.,1 n,
The les,on K.
passed unsung.
Die doing.
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Heglsiored Mull
Wh"n M'"l Truck In H.dd
011 '" AlUeles Tl.
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u" Poor ta
II K CAN T I.IVK IMV HIM I'.tsfT
The letter of M . lh
who. after serving
girl's rolorni school,
difficult la establish
"Oul-oisl."
lerni III
a finding II
herself, baa
brought uie many letter., chiefly
from men. asking her aildrt
llecauM ef (he rule ut Ihls col
umn aersr to divulge namaa ant)
addresses of rorreapondenta, nuse
of these requests ware compiled
with, bot Ihe letters were Indica
tive of a wide Interest la the
young tlrl'a plight. ;. ,
Now romes a belated Communi
cation from one whu tan perhsps
sympathise with her mora sincere
ly than any uf the rest of vs.
He says.
Dear Ura honipson: I read
your teller from Ihe outcast la
your culutna. I also "graduated"
from a reform school some years
ago. and have had the same es
perlrnce alnce I Ml the state's
boardlpg house. Hlace aty release
I've made good In society, bul
paid the fiddler. I am a member
of a wall known family, having re
sided here tr I J years, eirer.!
for two years la the war I rame
here to start all over, bul III news
wilt spread and try revurd Is
known, and reflects on me who
paid for an offence I aever com
mitted. I have sines beea proven
Innocent However, that doesn't
mean anything to people. They
Just remember that I was In the
reform school. I am 14 years old,
and went to France la fight for
people who knew my record. Von
do not know the atony dealt out
to us In the stste'a hotel. Hume
bow, one sort of lost faith In hu
manity. Memory of the bast pun
ishment forever wakens whenever
one goes out at night without any
particular bualncaa In mind. We
have good reaaon to avoid the
officers of ihe law.. We mint
walk a chalk line forever or fall
Into the law's hands and then the
past means more grief. I have
gone straight but the police know
my record and I have to watch
my step or live under a phony
name, all because ! refused lo
squeal on another. Though I paid
-he state's price elsewhere, the
local police somehow knew all
ahi ut me when I ram here. They
have my fingerprints, blrthecare.
etc. Once a black sheep, always
bslck sh .
Ihl .y owa hwti
Hllliply bacss,
frank of i,,,,
roundhouae it(w'
reiusetf lo leM.
was ,j
reform school, u.
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seie atnooi, j
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masterpiece, Vktw I
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10 be blighted t?. J
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ned age of oars
doubl there art t
Ilk yours Uses twA
and others ltslUrtj ,
la prlaoa aad att,
of yon "fall fraa as .
bark the day sm .
be remedied.
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and how ahtll ra.svj. ,
some distance isti. a
not acquainted :a, -friends.
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to la your cast. I saw
column lo flBtao
sympathise ltk ai
to tappeaJ la 1st ant '
abhs orgaolltUee) II; '
mnarty, If rt ffmT
your Beighbort ef fan' '
such appeals art as'
confidence. Han n.'.'
Uvea lo ho yseiaal '
a loan yon latent
sunal beloBlsf oat
ii '
mortgaged. . ,
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things like rlw. K
from a girl aad 't
Ihem la no am"1
deeervst M seltsf W
lha youth ieatt"e l
return the r'u- k; .
brother or fikf rfo:
forcibly. '
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