THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS j
AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBUCAN NEWSPAPER
"Let DJ have faith that
tkat faith let n to tie end
if jmderttand it.' Abraham
Common Sense Candidate
SmrA -Vtf
O. A. Smith, who will seek election as
councilman from the second ward, has started
off his campaign with a common sense policy,
which speaks well for him as a future contrib
uting factor in directing the affairs of the city.
Smith, who is a successful business man
himself, is credited with being a sagacious and
trustworthy citizen in his relations with other
men. He is also a well known and respected
citizen of Klamath Falls, a taxpayer and a
resident of this city for a considerable time.
Aride from these. attainments, which ap
parently well fit one seeking public office, he
has evidenced another, and one without which
no man, however well meaning, can add much
to the welfare of any community that of
common sense.
Naturally, many of Smith's friends, who
are backing him in his candidacy, have asked
him what his pclicies would be in event that
he is elected.
Smith's reply was simple, but it gave his
hearers a faith in the man that no proctracted
peroration could possibly have done.
His reply was, in effects that he would be
guided solely by the desire to serve the best
interests of the city, that he had no axe to
grind, and that he was pledged to no man, nor
firm nor corporation.
In this simple, but common sense policy,
the aspirant for the second ward seat indicates
he is not going to put forth any flowery prom
ises which he might find, when seated within
the councilmanic circle, that he would not be
able to fulfill.
Few, if any, men have the perspicacity to
forsee with any degree of surety, events which
may transpire in the future. The majority
of candidates during various elections in past
years have been in the habit of making strong
and verbose promises before election, most of
which, and oftimes all of which, are never
kept at alL
Smith, apparently has too much sense,
knows life and humanity too well to make
promises on situations which neither he nor
anyone else can possibly visualize under
standing. So he makes no rash promises. Instead of
promises, the candidate evidently intends to
give service to the people who place their trust
in him.
Members of the board of directors of the
chamber of commerce Tuesday placed them
selves on record as being citizens believing in
prompt action when much needed civic im
provements are underway. That body urged
i that no time be lost in placing the new street
sign posts, and also that steel signs be placed
'' on the city business street intersections im-
"mrlinf eAr Tv.,l. iU.' l is.
uv ua is a mucn needed im
provement and the chamber of commerce i3 to
be complimented on the active progressiveness
of its directing board.
right makes might, and in
dare to do our duty we
Lincoln.
Undue Promises
I ml W a, w n
lhe debtors rnson
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i i ff War debts c
AJSTl I MILITARY J
VVr?i V EXPENSES J
Sunny Dick Says
Tog "Hope" Standing Bj To
Sae Datrh Pasaentar S-.aia:r,
Goes Cp in Flames and Sick: 4
Sailon Drown Eailon that can't
swim and farmers that ran t eat
batter and egga are not rrazj.
thty're Jot peculiar.
For 1400 Fifty-one Males Hare
Offered To Marry Woman For S
Months In spite of the fact that
she must be a genuine, 24-carat
lemon In order to hare to adrer
tise for a man, eren the wisest
old birds think they could stand
her for 3 months. Of course, at
this Terr modest salary, they nat
urally expect board and lodging
to be Included.
Georges Carpentier. Idol of
France, to Fight Jimmy Ilaney
in Los Angeles Next January It
is reported that Jimmy's one aim
In life is to smash this Idol for
a row of asbcans.
Recognizing the fitness of har- !
lng Chinese pheasants to grace
our Sunday Uble. and that the
season Is open, seren of us able- '
bodied men. fully armored a car.
and motored to the alleged haunts !
of the gorgeous pheasant. And I
there they were In profusion, but !
they had nothing on the r.o hunt- '
lng signs. And we could ee a I
certain heartless Justice of the j
peace doing a cherubim ar.d ser- !
aphim stunt over each slrn. We !
ran out of John D. looking for a ''
field that wasn't posted and had i
u waig rour miles and b;.rk for
gasoline. We got one mall quan
that thoughtlessly lingered in no
man's land and we are nearly
ran orer wit, the car. At n.jn
e found two of the wives t.ooklag
Chinese pheasants. Tny ,a,i
walked out and got their limit.
I'll say it was the limit.
Klamath Falls Motoric Camp
Ground Caters to Wide f'li-nt-ir.-Dan
Cupid Has Appeared Several
Times Daring Summer; Snw
Stork Appears.
Dan Cupid Is a wily little knave.
He goes wherever women powder
And men share.
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lint thourS he be a wily llttie
gnoce.
The blcajed Trk will tra'k him
surely
AnS tbat'sboT-e.
For tarotrhoie hours rocentlv
In Paris the telephone operators
had a record of no wrong cumber
connection.. They were on strike.
La Grande Obsenrer.
Yale has started work on its
n w theatre, hut one su..i.rts that
the most popular plays w:!l con
tinue to be presented in the liowl.
Lowell Leader.
Children's Pictorial
Cross Worfl Puw.le
Running Across.
Word L What Curley Icks In
the nurserv rhyme and in the Die.
ture va. rented nnon.
Wo,rj 5. a wornin h0 ct,
Vw.rd 6. Most unkind, ill ttra
pered. Running Down.
word 2. A relatiTe.
ord 3. One of the Creat Lake. '
desert " A UMU ,a0t in ,k'
yESTKHK W'S PUZZLE
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Dinner Stories
O'er the garden t-nc the con-
versa! !f,n had suddenly turned ac
runt.nioua. "An' If yore boy. 'Erberl, ties
any mare cana to our pore dg'a
tall." was Mrs. Moggln's stern
uitiinatrtn. VII 'ear about It,
that's all. Oh. an per'aps you r
done it that sauf-epan wot you
borrowed lat Monday."
" Krhert." akd Mrs. Grubb.
'hrliiy, "wot 'ave you bin doing'
to Mrs. Moggin'a dogT"
"Nothln', ma"" replied the
small boy unblushmgly.
"Thrre:" said hi mother, tri
umphantly. "An- yoo returned
'rr saucepan ye-terday, didn't
you. durle?"
"Sent it ba'k by 'er dog:" said
'Erlx;rt, calmly.
A young Englishman went to
Edinburgh and devoted his days
and nUhts to an earnest endea
vor to drink all the Scotch whis
key there was. lie couldn't do
it. and presently went to a doc
tor, complaining of a disordered
stomarh.
"Quit drinking:" ordered the.
dot tor.
"But my dear sir, I rawn't. I
get so thirsty."
"Well." said the doctor, "when
ever yon are thirty eat an apple
instead of taking a drink."
Th Englishman paid his fee
and left. ne ., lriPni ,
whom he told his experience.
"lially rot:" he protested.
"Fuwnry eating forty apples a
dry:"
Mrs. O'Flnrliy. a scrubwoman,
had been absent from her duties
lor ev.rai h(,r rf
turn her employer nsked her the
res -on for her absence.
"Sure. I've been rarln' for wan
m I..k thlldren," she replied.
"And how many children have
Tu. Mrs. O FIarlty?" he asked.
"siv"n In nil," she replied.
'Four l,y the third wife of me
"fond husband, three by tho seel
"id wif nt mo furst."
I'aseball M. Calllaux and Mr.
Mellon would have been required
" M'y an extra Inning. Lynch
'"rg Kewg,
Local Briefs
In kUnuik of lBir
t to hu mnr 'i'J4lntBr U
:) rrnl la K!r!l Kll, f
lui, ho. uh a rnr o(
f rK-nl. It In 1 1 c-iia!jr for a
i honllai trip. Inoi li
Ilbomk la KUta Kails. br
t. rr-J 4 for xim l.m. rrmir
'lr cB.r.g th Fsata cnfvr41nar)r
j ft'' aiaft hi huai ta IU
bun tu;lci thU tll la the
r'.l N" IU pb4 m t'm uh
114 t3 aUlvr. Mr. Uofll Aim
bJ Mr. K!Uh Kwa.
la from tipnano KUrr Aoioei
I th xnr b'Mi ilinr la th
ciir ir.'rdy Frl R. IWiara.
rr d'Bt at Rpri4 KUit. aao
prnt th aftrraooa lra-Ua(
'tj:gru rflr la th cuanljr court
Hrrr frum llrxt Amon th lU-
1 ior la Klamath ralla !! a
j Rrr rraal H. lull. rctor of
' :bt llnd KpUopal charrh. II la
yr.di&( b:a ltm hrr with Itar. J
Hrnrr Tomaa. bo Bow haa rhargo
i.f lb parlihtcf St. I'au!'a Eplaco
' pa: chun-h la Klama'.h Kalla.
ljtt of lkrrr HtNUKii--!lui,ir j
froai th outlvlnc ditrlrt who
hio ta out far trl cic
ba. rr'. urn4 la Ktiaith avlU
itti ih c!o of & Bow orff
(al drr rj.Ma. Tbrr rr wri
mny hora4 buck on both front
fffidrra.
! Vou atrnplr rao't o iom In
!buiar th t:i rart 8u Oaih
lutaK thi
that the llol Minor Co la flr.
m Naw paint, apara tlraa, crl-li-m
uphola:ry. Juat par I! J
doifl. eaiy trrraa oa baiaara. S
thia rar at Howla Garaxn. 12th aad
Maia (:i
You fcimply can't go wrong In
buying the lIi Kaaex SlI t'oara
thai th Hou Motor ( o. la otter
ing. New paint, apar tlraa, sce:.
lent uphoUtery. Just pay $la
dowa. eaay terms oa balance. See
thu car at Howie arg. 12th and
alatn oil
That fUiex 4 touring for llS
down sure ha a lut of eatraa and
i la one real buy. S It at th
Howl Motor Co. i:tb and Main
St. o:i
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I KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
. In rradinees day and night to car
.for confinement patients. adr. 21
Be sure of your
furnace!
Tour comfort even your
health depends on the kind
of beat you obtain from your
furnace. That kind of beat
depends oa th construction of
your furnac and ha skill with
which it Is Installed In your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not Just heated
air. Comfort raquirca ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pens and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
Like
But Not Quite Like!
You'll see many shoes somewhat resemb
"Circo." but few that reallv resemble it,
straps and cut-out have been combined
Liapn aim cuwiui nave neen comuiiicu -t
int touch of originality that makes a shoe
ie ordinary, even though it is exactly H
lodp. Thon fnrt if ij nn M A -ak Tand
tn
the
mode
A Tonic For Tired Feet
Trade
822 Main
SHHPT aJ
at
ALL Ilfi
The coffee .
here can't k)
Buy Your
iesal
PackaJ
Grocetc
I'.ost knovt t
advertised bru:
sanitary tttU
only.
You help joq
pay only for 4
buv and not
priced clerks. 1
no special u.n
come every to
at the tame pr:
Here a i
every-daf Vnct!
Carnation MiH.
KcllotTx' Cars I''
Bert M.J.aCc'J
2 lb. tins
Ghirardclli Civ
1 lb. tin
Royal White &
1 0 bars .-
Folirer' A Set-
15c spice
Dent Cane Sup:
10 lb.
Mazola Oil. 1
Una
F.vcrj'thin?
nt price eorw
low. Rcmettbc:
cation.
802 Mat
Coffee
616 KkJ
! 1
"-uj iv la? UU aTa V "--
The Circo
A Red Cro lhj
fiit-mit rnmuiii"'
....t..... 1. , ut her
Arch Tone" featuf
$9.50
Exclusive Representative
.IIV-C'V'"
Uatk
Mi-Lady's Shop
(Wickerehams)