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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1925)
AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER . -m. TTTtTn L'l AMATl-I FAI i e THE KLAMATH DAILY JNJJVvaocroa . t "Let o hare faith that rifht make mi(b.t, and in that faith let 01 to the end dare to do oar duty a we understand it" Abraham Lincoln. Harirxr.v i 1 the Council Smith's EUcticr. Axures Corporation With Klamath Falls, believed by many of her most conservative and authoritive citi zens, to be cn the verge of an era of prosper ity unequalled in the histcry of the city, it be hooves these responsible for cur governing bedy, the city council, to s.-e to it in the forth coming election to fill the second ward vac ancy, that they choose carefully and with due thought to the responsibility which rests upon their shoulders as voters. '. . At this time it is particularly essential that harmcny prevail in the councilmanic cham bers It is believed the election of O. A. Smith, Klamath Falls business man and tax payer, will insure harmony among the councilmen. According to popular belief, Mayor God dard is not friendly to Smith, as a councilor for the second ward seat. The mayor, accord ing to reports on the street, seeks to enfold be neath hi3 political wing one "Doc" Powell, well known in the city, but by a large percen tage of the business men and citizens who have the best interests of the city at heart, as a man far less capable, from the viewpoint of executive ability! than Smith. 1 During the past several days an effort has "Seen made to becloud the issue of the city elec tion by thrusting forward the recent railway issue viewpoints of various citizens. The rail way question has passed out of the hands of local people, and it is silly and vicious to at tempt to deceive the voters, because designing politicians are relying cn public lack of infor mation to get their falsehoods across. It has not been stated which "courthouse" Smith favors. This much is sure: The addition of Smith to the council will assure a harmonious regime for the governing body of the city, and that is what the city is more generally in need of at the present time than anything else in the way .'of executive council. O. A. Smith is a practical business man. He believes in dealing with issues which the city is capable of handling for the present, at the same time bearing in mind reservations for future growth and progress consistent with practical, common-sense business methods. Beclouding of any issue by a visionary phan tasmagoria ' of multi-colored pictures, setting forth deceptive promises of the impossible, serve not the city nor the best interests of the people thereof, but merely appear in the., light of some self-centered, . political malcontent, seeking to assuage personal animosities, or derive therefrom some purely selfish attain ment under the deceptive banner of public benefactory camouflage. o . The seismologist has it soft. No work ex cept during an earthquake, and you can't play golf then, anywaj'. The Anxious Seat! I - " v :" -) lajE' rWo wa : ; CTALLV GOING lUS.7 "twAOt X v TO UK DOW . , Ti" . - j Heart & Home Problems y Mrs. :IIIh-i'i Tr.on.ix.iti ntaa ami dr,r. oil, n, Sunny Dick Says The women launched their fur ther publicity Ampalgn (or trees wth aj-splash- awthe chamber commerce forum luncheon. Tt:e cjir'h only word of criticism came from an old, dried-up persimmon, to whom Ufa and his wife hare doubtless been unkind. "Huh. I A ess they ought to be able to talk. Lord knows they practice enough." A Scotsman cmigr:itii to Chi cago. At Iir.t he (mi! !n : under stand th" languor.--; it p:iz-led tnd di-niitcd him, im ju a .;wrt tiir.e It rot to secia.;;!! r:Klit. As his job was a good "-:-, i'i :ico;s--4:i;hi sens- ir nNi 4if-: Ard.'sir-'-' x - - "i'.tt- it. Dtigalil. liow ii;i.-cr t!i? I"ik la:k here!" Dinner Stories "Hoot," aa Ducalil. "they ta!k all rivht now. Ve shot:M lia' h'anl 'mi thft,'e r.mnths oro!" You can see some people are not in practice at being strangers. When they rise to acknowledge the "hand" that greets their In troduction, you would think by the way they act that they were being introduced to the swell chicken steady. It's on toast In front of them, meaning, to put It baldly, their dinner. They eye It and low to It and stay bowed until they think It's safe lo sit down. Mrs. Ackley certainly har not the Instincts of a Carrio Nation. If she had, she would have sein d the life-size chairman's gavel ly ing before her, and broken a few glasses to get the attention of those In the batk of the room. Children's l'ictnrial ("m!! Word Pii77le I'i rcy V. Pit. alrn. the cugeni:. ..aid In a lei-tur-j: "Wbeu the Uwi of engt-nlrs are lit. d an 10. I'll Dtir b:ibls will Im ixaitlful. In''frltln the brautie of their fatlK-ra and mother. "It's dlffrrtat Indny. " "W ho diit-s your baby take after?' I said to a friend of mine. " 'Well." said my frltnd. red dening a lltMe. 'my wife's people tell me he go's hi how li.gs and pug n"e from my sld of the !ioiie. Anhow, I know darn well I hat bis cross eyes ami pigeon breast have been the trade-mark of h's mother', family for three generation!,' " II r I IMlKIM. Mill A ( I KK IXIIt Ills IIIMII I I.NKVH j Vua!' th rort for b-ttfut-n? A oung man wants lo ! know. Itrar Mr Tlintopxii I am a .iun nisn of ; 1 have recently gntduatetl from a prnfeitliual Irvhnlral folle rourse. I know and tH-Mrte n'arrtsite U thu no bltst of Intitullons. and an up llftlnit life it la a Ufa which would ke-p a young man from tailing into t.'ie various rap nf life anl to ft' Irtere.t In an other rather tMnn oneself. I have thought of marring and ot Ihe coRiform of t'le home. I found my nature of sue a type that I do not know If I could ever ak for u-h ctuldiTstion as friendship from a young woman heraao of my bjrhful nature. 1 wnu!d well like to know fcltal to do to over corue it, I would favor an early marriace with a Chrl-ilan younj woman who would t-hoos home life and home devotion and guid ance in companionship for a rlean and devoted life. I fear the evils attending the life of a young man remaining alone or "ingle too long What do you advise? I hr lirve the right union would put faith In me to take belter hold of life's work, toward greater sue re., wonder If you Nlleve a good woman would go anywhere In order to help a young man lo better himself and live a life of companionship surh as the lird demands. I fi r the divorce evils of today. I dlragree with aome of your recent advlre. 1 do not be lieve divorces are good for any cne. I'ut If th, y cannot live to . pettier then le; them separate, but divorces are contrary to good I'hristlan prlu-lples. rim not withstanding' the tase I sympa thise for the poor women who come to you for advl.e. I hope you can give me a lit 1 lo good advlte. also, for I am a single and best companionship that even I rnlsht be llfied up in life by the J can hanU of sou,. tn4 1 ahonldn l f,0j ,, K(, .ou.mp in niarrug, Vour kashfuln.. lo teiueHy. .r, f"w'" laJl.id.,1, in as nam on....... ""'SIlHj ' "try ... -p.. a sad imsr allly o olh.rs. Mlaji, 1. 1 frowns and mo, suuaroly la th Un. ft M'e. If persisted la, ,i Increase your self (J able you to Mltt,, J rrmeuy your aashfui,,,, ful Uian n.lce lj tared himself of t ..,ktl tur" by visitisg tkn stanily and atudrlng u, mcnts and elorstlos 1 and actresses. If Iher. ar. say mJ column who raa oll rented) Ing ba.kiulatai J ters will be welcome 3 The fact that riiuJ without auii hoine world's s. rles prevn eaJ that he never rsiiii Aauerl.an Viewpoiat. . Time. ThoM wouia irs ajiu something out of art. cause the day wis idltor waa huy las rt, rome down aa4 wait tk oClio window Mondsj. Inlcndi d lo do that )st the first part of the Tttt It won't be nectssarr.- Kaglc. Mrs. Olds renderes i titled 'Trat-s" so well Ik a tear shone In th tyts' one of the tiniheran Celery stuffed wltkass) ter or pimento he Ing accompaniment U eon salad. . A little fat plnecatki tinv pi. ket to hold a tk i Im. p'.naed to the ku atresa'a dress. It 1U usefitlnees. A bit nf jelly In Usual brlnza oul the flavor of tk and adds a piquant uuu. It waa advertised Hint "young maids with garlands In their hair will, serve your lunch." The maids were there with the gar lands all right, all but one poor child. My daughter, who should have been at high school, explain ed this: "Well, don't you see, daddy, her marccl'a all gone. The way It Is It couldn't hold even a comb." Probably it's naturally straiRht, and her .'alher couldn't afford to keep It In curl any more than you cculd. Ouch! (Ila. ha, don't you fellows wish you hail a chance to tell everybody the cute things your's say?) Ilitnning Across, Word 1. Who v.-.n to?cd nn in Hie r.a-k'-t in the picture and in the nurcrv rhyme? Word 4 What an ocean ;t am fhin is called. Word 6. Distinctive manner or n.ethod. (tunning Down. Word 1. Onr of the countries In the United Kingikm of G-at Hii'nin. Word 2. Used for ourchann;?, ni tides. Word 3. What Norwegians arc called. i VESTERi) AY'S PUZZLE ! ANSUKIiKD. T':e hall was parked and over flowing with people. Never In the history of llrownsvlllo had Ihere hc n such n speaker. Fer vently his words echoed through Hie silent mass: "Ho drove straight to his goal, lie looked neither lo the right nor left, hut pressed forward. Oiov.d by a def inite purpose. N'elthrr friend nor foe could :,.iny Mm nor turn him rrom hi cetirse. All that cross ed his path ,d so nt their peril. What would you call meh a man?" And a voire from the aud ience nnsveretl: "Truck driver." Posterity will judge us by our records, but not, fortunately, by our popular song records. The comely little miss whom Mrs. Ferguson had lo wrench away from her Ice cream to ex hibit as a sample 6-yoar-ofd, who would most fittingly be given a I -Co tree for a birthday pres ent, looked aa though she would much prefer to take the money In Ire cream. Oswald Garrison Vlll.ird, the nowspaper student, said at a luncheon: "Yes, lllank's paper Is snappy and brlghl, and It has an enor mous circulation, l,t 1 t li ink It Is run loo inuili nne, of liie f'lnnnnilnsnn ficlmllar. "The Clnnamlnsoii Hclniliar nn nounetd one morning: "Yesterday we were the first r"p,,rt '" '''h of Senator hklntier. Today we are the first 1-ny .his report. The Bclmll., "'ways ,,iH ,,,, 0,hcr fo low.' " MU Vfi-a Houston said In lier h"u"y "' Die tree planting move "'" lo dale. ,,t ,, hlI, rpf1ro(1 of p. r, -Hence. and , RUB hl' like adding, that It took oodle, , p,.ri(lRlPn(.0 , ' " nolso of ,,e 'r. ealln, (liM STEP-WORD PUZfl Cpvrifht, MIS. Ki.i f.tiur BtndK-! t-x iitowi itnuia ttw4 -fpa M tn "iT.F W0N0 -mm . .ttt m twfl By ARTHUR WYNNE, Oritiinnlar ol I lit Modem Cratt II old fan'. From AI'K lo MAN in eleht sti ns mnv he somcwhst fosH the teachings of the antl evolutionist, hut vou ean dcmoarlnj possibilities in Stell word iiuizIm fnrin Kv simnfv flrnnning OOt Wl each Bten and Suhstitiitini nmm lelt..e t.i .irm new tSe?e word. ( an ou solve this piiule without the aid of any defi4 in solution will appear Monday. 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