The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 17, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- . , x mTT TAATTV XTTTWS KLAMATH FALLS. ORf I HrO KLAMAlXl ULU i i ' Saturday, octodeh, Proposed House of Wojjjjjj " TheDrone ! Proposed House of V( 1 "Let ui have faith that right make might, and in ' " " j .'. "Let ui have faith that right make might, and in that faith let u to the end dare to do our duty at we understand it" Abraham Lincoln. 4 Uv' . Miliary Politics V ,e i- I ;l The Creu! "Crime" of Criticism Military politics is a -phrase sometimes used to describe methods which high com mands of the army and navy resort to in fur ' thering propaganda along lines which are pe culiarly suitable to themselves, or these whose vocations follow along the same lines as their own. Not infrequently is this same phrase applied to the social atmosphere of those same circles. Col. Mitchell, stormy petrel of the air ser vice, undoubtedly upset in an unprecedented manner the conceptions of the high command as lo what they may term "proper respect" for traditions of the major military defense forces of the country. Hence those whose military fate has as sociated them with the battleships resent Col. Mitchell's assertions that airplanes would make short work of these leviathan defend ers of our country upon the high seas. The higier navy officers, in plain words, see their jobs going by the board. They see a long par ade of future line officers with no big battle ships to take care of thousands of them. And the question they perhaps ask themselves is: "What are we going to do for jobsif they take away our battleships?" " The army says there must be no separate air department of the land forces. We must rule. In this they are right, but only right on the general scheme of things. Let the air service be subordinate to the supreme military command of the country, but a "high" com- mand of the air service responsible for effic iency of air equipment and personnel, appears pertinent. This is really what Mitchell wants. But he has seen fit to voice criticism of the "sys tem," to suggest that the unwritten law of the navy, "we never make mistakes," i3 a fallacy. Hence military politics has declared war on Mitchell and will war against him for the rest of his career. Likewise any and all who may wish to take up cudgels in Mitchell's behalf. That insubordination is incompatible with dis cipline is unquestionable, but in passing we would suggest a revision of the old adage to read: "Let the crime denote the punishment." In telegraphic dispatches of recent date there appeared a news story to the effect that law enforcement officers and members of the church locked horns over the conviction of a petty thief. It was the case of a man stealing food for his wife and children, and merited action of the church folk, if all facts as report ed were true. The incident was merely another of life's problems wherein the helping hand of benev olent philanthropy came too late. Probably some one had a chance to give the man a job before he wa3 reduced to stealing. ,A Lfc'aA ft-V&k 6JUDER 'Vi i '4' A-v' 'Sfs Above is nhown iin-hitoct'ii ilrnwinj; of th I-pi.rnnl ciuirih ..which U to lc erected In KUJ within tHo near future. 1 u Itrv J Henry Thomas if Trans- ! ronj. tt".r Wlnneper;, Catiadj. ar j " riirl in Klmiath Kails ve.terday ' in B.-:-rpt ih parish of i,. Paul's K;lst-i't.il church Cionlng as "li lit the pi ;imltinl j rhur. Iirurn of that see. Inn of I an- ; ad I. Iv. Thomaii will t.ik over I the parish Out lias been Willi lilt' a rntor wiili th few vu uf M';."P Iti intidMn f I't n.lli ioa. ! r!.tli ti.r lllrmtifr it t!u (h'.irrri- tlu'tr ni rvlt-..-. i A' i r.ii ::t Urr. T!n'iiiu Ii i:l I li liunio i't Mr. ari'l Vr i Waller V ipn lttralit inri. II (ni!ly will f.illiiw In tirly iiprluR fruni the nurtli In ink ,. Ihrlr hoinr hr:i New Red At ?. 5 $&J .in i- 1 ihrlr hnrac art. t'rK W rrvl.-.-( ii hnlil mi rlunil)r 1 I : .t I , .at ti' rntalur rvlr hiur ! 1" . , .iiifti li miiiMil ni l o'l liii k unit h ? L'ii.i ij ,rrm'.l nl II ociiiin III inn n. '. ' f. W. hull. ! tli rormrr of M: ' Hiri'.-t iiml I'avnii l.y 1 J. IIKNUY Till 'Dinner Stories .Little Halph beloiiRf-d tu a (am tlyof five.' One morn'tnis'tie faie" Into the house carrying five stones ; which he brought to his n. other, saying: "Look, mother, hr are tom'i atonos for each one of u.' The mother, counting them. Raid: "Here is one for father, dear! Here Is one for mother! Here is . brother'! Here la the haby'n; ! but there is none for Delia, the maid." Ralph was lost in thought for a I moment, then cheerfully isaid: "Oh. well, never mind, mother; Delia ran have mine, and I'll live." the rv.n.'riK t !i o ..u.h w i turned to Us own r. "And what did !.e suy?" the diplomat. .Ii-h," (f.iuti'j'ue;! di' lrn.-!n-; rnw i;ni ! f Uom "lie doi'sii't' know th:it I Snt It hr.ck." i led litisi.' !i '.m.r have Sunny Dick Says .".l!.f MINT llnnkfust ; r;ij, fi uil V.'.-.l Ilo.i t Holm- M; Sa;.:,l l)ru!liMl nion Hot Coffee Cako lliulirr l!rOV.'l.i;iI r(i!.itMr:( (Iraliam IJrn:nI lie Do. I'mMlns ' Cliildrcn's Pictorial Cross Woril Pi'' Nuifoniil Amir!i-an Li'Riun t'on vinilnn Hi'ililiK AKahit lluih ( nl. Hilly MiiiIkII. Air Cr'ittr. unit :n. John J. PithIiIiik for Na- I tional CoiiniuntliT S'niiUilL Am. j irlian I.ikIdii. Tin y itn nut ni-ril I thn use of Hotni wnrlil raliioux i namo, Itut thiy ilo nerd a tli- pi'nihiblfl Iraiii'r who will attrnil ' lo Ihrlr work nml appn'rlato th i honur I'linfi-rroil. While WItikh (lirl Club I Kn- I lerialni'il - If Klamalli wire real- CAVALRY IN WAR STILL NECESSITY SAY ARMY CHIEFS A regiment of regulars was mak- ' Ing a long, dusty marrli acrona ' the rolling prairie land nlon,; the Mexican border. It wa.i a hot. ! blistering day, and the n.en, long- , Ing for water and rest, werti im- ' patient to reach the next ton. A rancher rode past. j "Say! friend," called out one. of i the men, "how far Is it to tho ; next town?" j "Ch, a matter of two miles or ' so. I reckon," tailed bak the j rancher. Another long hour dras- j gcd by. and another rancher was encountered. "How far to the next town?" the men asked him eagerly. "Oh, a good two miles." A weary half hour lonser .,r marchiiiR, anil then a third ranch- j "Hey. how far's Die next ', town?" "Not far," was the encouraging j answer. "Only about two miles." "Well," slehed an opiiniisllr sergeant, "thank Cod, we re bold- ! In' our own, anyhow." ; lc 44 f ; f a i fn' .-i iromr a rnlrvaiiM ui guard: and n-rr i i ,rrvn rradv in dul a ciur. ( .lrr U todcy than evur. ) li-.J duy l for m i I'i'.lty. ki m-rabli In uuirnivsi III trufks becanm Utus) m ii -I .lick In lh mil. Iilanr, ran knock Ufa k II IK III .' Croat Inipnrlnnit ni Kli j ! Hi eirimcni rtivtt'f 1 i tuaneuverii of rrptirtii rt1 LONDON. Oct U. United Irui khurno Inlnilrr u Ni' Cavalry has conio back ! rrsrrr. Trucks Uiit I'l.ii c.l on lrl.il against lank. ar- rr ruhnl around I 'I niornl cars and mornr trucks at . tlrflilil4. The ,trn' Kuropean nrmv maneuvers, the a aiicccis. It was d'ft'l i miiuiiied man has eniabltsheil hlm-ithn roads wuaM hart i self as an Indispensable part of an by artillery fire, f" '. army. moving slowly ! Ilocausn the World war was: roads, would have , fought In trenches, which made rav- tarceis fur humblm sifTsj ! airy useless during most of lb hos-i wrs rti montraied lhal tat I tilliles. some persons concluded that) im? on Its own Uii. 1 the day of cavalry had passed. Itut.i oti! arm lhal can ioo ! alihougli It was fought In the;ly llinn l lie Infantry It I tram lies, lb World war was won; try l.i cavalry. In the open. Trench warfare Is Airplanes have dms ly a Ihg city the members of this inK warfare, according to mill-. hirh would pr.ncat t , tarv experts. of an niiny over rosu. I These experts add that the re- try Ii t'i- only sate as"1 'cent maneuvers proved cavalry. If nun i-ild si atler and a anylh.n;, lo be more valuable to I he i In iris nf air bomM oianlzailon would be of the .op- pmiie hej. .Sot by some siransn alch'!!iy. you understand, lint be- Itumiin ir. Across. Word 1. Tie first pernio to celebrate Th.tnk-rrivinff. Word 5. A nnd-weytern stale. Word 7. The month in which Thanksgiving is celebrated. Ittinning Down. Word 2. What the houe of an i.fkimo is calhd Word 3. Kt indicative tenre of run. Word 4. A state on the ea.r CCflt. Word (t. l-'rozen water. YESTKKHWS ftJZZLE A.NSW I- IIKH. rau-e H ere whito wings menus the army of today ilian It was t guns llr. Armored rr the nrmy of the pust. ; crnnot proieit ihcmel"i "'"avalry will play the same role wny, mil for that reaw In the next war thnt It plaved In hel l lo pa useless do1 previous wnrs," a military obaerver un. "Cavalry can n.iiii and nold po-j Aall. ng un wish is sltlons. ruronnolt. r out In from ilur- buy? Tell all lUamii" Ing movements of armies: maintain : it in the economical, title contact with n retreating enemy: 'thro-irli a tittle News fH tin' white uniformed street sweep eri. (Never mind ihis dirty thrust, Kirls. You uro house aveepers, and without yon no home would be clean.) Plant trees. San Frnnclaco .Sewage, Disposal Knginecr Will Likely lie Mired to Ki'voliitlonlzo Our Hewago Kys tiiii. Dear known we need II. All I hopo Is that there won't be ii revolution over hiring him. I'lant treea M'.t I Klamath Rootlegger Caught With Ten Callons In Ilia Car.. Tilled IRO. They'll never catch him again wllh ten gallons In his car. He'll deliver In entailer qtinntities. I'lant troeH. Sa-vice Quali 101 1 A secret sorrow never appears to interfere with a girl's enjoyment of a sundae. At a dinner given by the p ime minister of a little kingdom on tho Ilnlkan peninsula, a litin guisheel diplomat complained to his host that (he minister of jus tice, who had been silling on hl:i left, had stolen his watch. "Ah, ho ahoiildn't have done Hint," said the prime minister, n tones of annoyance. "Ill net It back for you." Hiiro enough, toward the end of fliillct Pierced Hat of Hunter. What liiimor'ats call at closo "have. Plum fl". TkVi. I V At V.1 iSi.-:, Il'iiiing the crash of china Dinah's iniitress arrived In time to see her favorite coffoo-set In p i'lec T, WB, lo( ,M,., for her inerciirinl temper. "Dl :du; mid, "I cannot aland It any lonrcr, I want you to go. 1 nnt you t K W(inl yon to So right now." "I..iwiee," replied Dinah, "this mi-ciy m eo-lnslenro. I was "lis niiiini,. eoglialln' that snmo "ought In my own mind I want " K. t thank the good Lawd I go. a, , ily y(ip 1)(Ilm t"'am. that ,o can't go " We are here to please you with quality (l profjucra and service that is appreciated. We cany the most complete line of iA groceries to be found in Southern Oregon. A fW nour ifrl'.va vncf nii-Ienl nlnfif Clt Orange, Lomon Peels, Glace Pineapple, Cm y nerries, Salted Peanuts, Almonds, ('hocolated Covered Nuts. Heinz Mince J'1 Plum and Fig Puddings. Tomato Soup, 3 for Comb Honey . 25 Calinut & Wilso 30 Del Monte Catsuj) ." 25 Del Monte Spinach, large Del Monte llominyJ large J Del Monte, Small Feas, No. 2 can .25 Del Monte Slice Peaches 2 Melba Halves, 32 Hurry Cash Grocery JUST PHONE 576. Wo Deliver.