The Klamath news., October 16, 1925, Image 4

KLAMATH FAn7
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AN INDEPENDENT
Republican newspaper
rlll)AY, OCTQBQ
"Let u hare faith that right make might, and in
that faith let 01 to th end Ur to do our duty as we
understand it." Abraham Lincoln.
Governor PLvco Eke Discourses
Folillcjl l!ar,tn Again Evident
Governor Walter M. Pierce, in opening
the state's case relevant to the railway hear
ing, in Portland, vhich has centered the eyes
of great financiers of the country upon Klam
ath Falls and the central Oregon district,
again demonstrated to those of his hearers
who listened to his diatribe on the situation
through a purely dialytic viewpoint, that our
chief executive gave thought mainly, not to
the issue at stake, cr its effect upon the people
vitally interested, but to feathering the nest
of his political ambitions.
While the governor's analysis of the rail
way situation made only too obvious the fact
that his words were merely the echo of utter
ances from the lips of others, his listeners
amusedly digested his almost childish attempts
at diplomacy in using the railway controversy
to sprinkle a few aromatic gems of campaign
verbiage before the assemblage, apparently
sublimely ignorant of his Petronistic plati
tudes. Along with his characteristic insoucience
as regards anything that does not directly af
fect his own particular aims and ambitions,
woeful ignorance of the entire situation or
a wilful desire to becloud the railway situation
in the eyes of the commonwealth.
A brief summary of the governor's open
ing statements might well liken his mental
state to that of a hungry petite blanc, bovine
bambino, gazing wistfully into barred pastures
of luscious fodder, and the governor, like his
four-legged companion, also wondering how
he can get through the barbed wire fence of
partisan adversity into the field of political
clover without scratching his back.
Why Invest Blindly?
Get Authentic Advice Before Investing
The public has been warned time and again not to
buy stocks in companies about which it knows nothing.
There is a large amount of money ready for investment
this fall; profit by the following story before spending it:
A girl who had worked for years as a clerk in a store
had saved $800. A smooth stock salesman met her and
painted a glowing picture showing profits she could make
in his company, enough to make her independent for life.
As a matter of fact, the company was not even oper
ating. The girl was so overcome by the story, however,
that she invested her entire ?800 without making any
inquiry as to the merit of the concern. Needless to say
she received no dividends and her capital was lost. Any
banker would have gladly advised her free of charge.
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The Central Washington Presbytery g'oes
on record as against marriage of divorced per
sons. Shucks! In these modern days there
isn t much of anyone else to be married.-Eul
gene Register.
Hand Writinff on the Wall
I "
Heart & Home
Problems
III Mr. lilltalirtU Ttiimun
Dinner Stories
alrra!y kkked off !im uml
tlip iMjyur is J:,ju sf;iri!n t.i take
off hU coat."
Household Hints
Fable: A new family moved in and no
body peered from behind curtains to criticize
the furniture. Baltimore Sun.
rU- wa Z 4MiUlik- H -lie lieirH-
fns; and th.- lobby win -Ur u?tf.
The buzzer buzzed InsKt'-ntiy and
at last t!ie sleepy elevator hoy
took his car tip to tho fourth
floor, returning shortly itlt a
guest in a bathrobe.
"Say." said the cuest rather
thickly, "wantiha rhar.Ki my
room. Hoom 412. V.Vnta c'oinge
It."
The niRlit clerk aahl it was
Itsslble. but the man in-'ist, J and
finally was assigned to room 312.
An the guest left the desk, loan
ing on the elevator boy. the dark
asked him what was wrong with
room 4 12.
"Nothing nothing at all. It's
fine room. Only If you go up
thero now you'll find It's on fire."
A naval officer nays that on
one occasion during bin destroy
er's visit to the Philippine is
lands the sailors were lounging
along the rail, throwing pr-nniei
Into the water for a crowd of
dusky, naked youngsters ,, the
harbor to dive for. It was a lively
scene. No sooner was a pinny
thrown Into tho water than a
native boy dived and brought It to
the surface. Many times a penny
did not reach bottom before a
boy caught it.
On the wharf the native mayor,
surrounded by hi, ,,. ,
men In full reg.-,a, waH K t iJK j
the arrival of iho American naval I
officers to whom he was going to !
tinder a grand reception. II,, i
watched the diving bovs ;
keen interest,
A reckless sailor lad l. ;.,-, ,
throwing quarters and then h.iir-
dollars Into Iho wllt(.r. Then j
some one threw ovcrlio'iid, on
after another, a number of l,ie, I
glistening silver American i!ol. j
What a scrambling! It ?.,.,, ()
as if every hoy in the ,.:j..0 .
town was cither in air or in n.
water.
Suddenly an American r :it j
'lashing- breathlessly ,! , '
'he whirr, and shouted to the j
noup of sailors: "If y,n ..,,
Ibis ceremony to go on. for tu,. I
"osh bbko stop throwing n,,,
dollani. Tho chief of poll,,, h
,..!c's li'tlt ,U -''v'.t: r. 'u
hd nlter.d,.,! 1.. r' .trier's murt
for Hi? first t!:i;e. w.: very much
Interested- In t!i, pro.-, eirtngs.
At. or hi r riturn bume site told
h"r mother: "I'.ip.i inado -poech.
and M-reral other mm made
tpcth to twelve men Vim sat
to.-. :h. -. nn 1 tlun the.
t l.c i: . :i v., put n .ijrjj
'' '"' !eV.. .p-d."
Ilrcnkf.ist
Or.ttig' Sweet Potato Scene,
Jelly Coffee
f.uui tni,n
Vegetable Souffle
Sliced Tomatoes with Krench
Dressing ,
Nut h colatii. Square,
Milk
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Dinner
Tried Ha n Mashed I'oiatiies
Swe. t Sour lleets Corn
Nm flioculsri) Squares Coffin! 1
(K tl'HK M HM V 4.NK
Kilt ViH'MJ ttllMUM
vr Mis Tlioni: W r
two lt! 1" r of . W
are f.mi!derr,t ooil liwklng,
ilreu ell n,l ar well known In
the younccr sel. ' We r ron
tsnt rrailcts of your column and
would like lo (ipreu our Tlew
on the called "ahelk" ot lodar
As ion list urotwlilr notlreil,
the nu! 'y of lrlr that
thttr wt'e must not una that
has been "nmnhaudlrd." Now,
Mt Thonieiin. halo tieen out
with snv number of nun men.
some of whom hsv niade tha
a.criien. Hut f rt thins
Ihry do ! maul' What l (III
to do? If a?ti refuaea to allow
lhre iihaiHci, af la "alow,'
and U left to alt' at borne. And
It alie d 'i-a . rml It. ah U 'faaf
tut Seta the datea. If sotlt nf
Ihrae fellnwa would ptacttl What
ihey preach ther would Bul b m
manr "fast" gltla. On t'l ftr-t
of lli-ir iuaiiHsme mupt fellowa
handle a rirl aa thoitK-l they hail
knoo her !nc tSry were babea,
Theo these "ktrl rhasers" pru-
dure their flaak With "hs
nip ' We lo not amok or drink,
still e ard not "alow." V do
not nblerl lo tvry little pettlm
or a kia or two. Hut nt thar
be limit and lei Ihe.o "ahoika"
rea-. tidlrutluf lit "Diaohudte4"
Blrta whra thev sr the handler.
llf Course, the frllowa Will drfeftil
thrtna-1vea Mid y tlm (iris Ilka
U - bul don't let thnm kid them
arliea, aa a little bit cih a long
ways.
Tnl'SY AN1 i:'A.
Aa I have observed In thla rol
un-.n many tttma, ther U only
oue cole fur n self reaper!, tig
youns woman in follow, regard
leas of what la Items; "done" by
the youth nf luiUy.
Itear Mrs Thomp-on: t'ntil n
year ago, I waa n aurceaaful. bul
lonely and often unhappy bualneaa
woman. Thin I met a man. who
of all the nu n I had rirr known.
I thought I might love. I thought
he was unmarried "he never led
me to In-lleve otherwise, and I
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-was ,
puppy ttt.:,
ed la J'.
rompot4 dr J c!
arca.oj I
ua o.n.-,iU( ' '
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but .!, U . ;
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duly by ktlj,
b lotra ,J
two p.rfatjt
find ta b otktf.rj
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would u
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opiniiin. ttbst
n wottas
lo tska aaotWtaal
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our oa .ral,B
and reenzaiHtw 1
lhara aad t -am
and rrtura4 in ,
you are Ibreatw grg,,
ly remot, innjurm.
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rnrin in the , tore and the nur-cry
w" hl1' " '""e ""nd."
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trtm aiiythii.g: eEwciall; Iroin
type: to iui
Word a. Wl,:,t -ve rub ',r violin
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an orchestra I. ,.,..r beats t me.
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TODAY'S ItKCII'KS
Sweet Potato Hconea One and
one-half cupa mashed sweet po
tatoes. ne pint scalded milk, one
tabb ipoon melted shortening, one
half teaspoon salt, one-half yeast
cake dissolved In a Utile warm
water, about two cups flour. Mix
Ingredients, using enough flour
to make a soft batter -this var
ies with Iho consistency of the
potato. Let Bland, covered, over
night. The next morning add
flour to make a soft dough, knead
.well and roll out to a thickness
of three-fourths of an Inch.
in squares or circles, using
four-Inch cutter, and bake slowly
on a greased griddle. 1
Rweet-Sour licet, . Wash and I
boil four large beets until they '
are tender. Then ,kn ,,.,
under rold waier1 and cut then, j
MP Into small piece,. Tllk, . j
h1' cup each f ynMT ,,, (
water, a t iblespoon of butter,
"" popper, the Juice of an onion '
" " of cornstarch tils- i
lvd it, a V(.ry ,. wn. !
A'ld one q.,rl(.r ,. of KuKnr ((
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