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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1925)
fcSD&APER THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS "Let ua have faith that right maJcea might, and in that faith let ua to the end dare to do our duty aa we understand It." Abraham Lincoln. Effective Concentration Unity and Clarity Cooperative Essentials Just recently delegates of various civic commercial organizations met and agreed upon a plan of advertising cities of southern Oregon by concerted community advertising. By all it was, and is. considered advantageous to impart knowledge to others of the advan tages and attractions which this section of the " state has to offer those seeking new habita tions. Not only does this scheme apply to the home builder and the business man, manufac turer and others, but also to the traveling public. With each year, according to statistics, the restless American spends his summer vaca tion days, seeing his own country, or as much of it as time will permit. The automobile has greatly facilitated this form of travel. And in the natural course of events this section of Oregon has fell the effect of the tourist in no small degree. Realizing growth of this travel, civic or ganizations began the work of exploitation along organized lines, and began taking up the question of just what was best to exploit for the benefit of this section of the state as a whole. As a result, attention was centered on Crater lake. Mention of this gave rise to a question voiced by the various communities concerned, as to whether or not concerted ac tion in this respect would rebound to their credit, or would any one community secure greatest benefits. ' Some sentiment has arisen against group ing all the community advertising around Crater lake as a central advertising feature. Careful thought, however, brings realization that in advertising attractions to tourists from far sections, there should be some big central attraction to offer people not intimately ac quainted with any one of the cities and their respective districts, concerned in the general plan. So far, centering of attention on Crater lake seems to indicate advantages with far reaching possibilities. That resort has already been widely advertised. People visiting there will undoubtedly spend some time in cities and districts surrounding it, if it should be their intent to sep new fields of endeavor. Crater lake, so to speak, would form a magnet to at tract, first, the stranger, and later form the means of giving him a knowledge of our other attractions wherein would come the work, or so it would seem, of the local community or ganizations to place before the visitor that which each has to offer. 1 1 u Aladdin Mere nun is iua.' : 81 V-" . 0 J a--C- L " i I , Whatever efficiency may be, it doesn't consist in using forty horsepower to take one man to work. It is doubtful if painting knees will make them more attractive. No amateur can paint a dimple. Dinner Stories i Asv Koleropat clergyman, who was passing his vacation in a re- mote country district, met an old farmer who declared that he was a "Plscop'al." . "To what parish do you he- 1 long?" asked the clergyman. "Don't know nawthln' 'hout enny parish." was the answer. "Who confirmed you, then?" was the next question. "Nobody." answered the far mer. "Then how are you an Epis copalian?" asked the clergyman. "Well," was the reply, "you aea It's this way. Last winter 1 went to church, an' It was called 'Plscopal, and' I heerd them soy that they left undone the thines what they'd oughter doue and they'd done some things what they oughtenter done, and I says to myself says I: "That's my fix exae'ly' and ever sence then I've been a Tlscopallan." Mrs. Blank was giving a parly on the afterdeck of her yacht. The affair was dragging dread fully. The guests had exhausted the weather as a topic of conver sation and acted as If they could find no other. It was distressing. The hostess was passing her mother-in-law, who was sitting beside the low rail, when sucl denly she stumbled and fell against the old lady, sending her overftoard. Of course she was rescued, but afterwards Mr. lilank took Mrs. Blank prlvntely to task alioul the matter. "How clumsy of you to knock mother Into the water like that," he aald. "Im afraid she won't care to visit us again In a hurry. You really should be more care ful." "Now, George," said M, Wank, "be reasonable. I had to do something: I simply had in. Didn't you see how our parly dragging?" thing thnt is done fur him. and she should be able to c!n every thing herself. If necessary. She should know how to prepare his food, in order lo tell the nurse maid and In order to Judge whether It Is properly done. She should arrange the dally routine and see .that it Is carried out. She shuuld make the report to the doctor If the child Is sick. No medicine should be given to ihe child without the knowledge and sanction of the mother. No sub stitute can replace the mother In a satisfactory manner. Dr. It. M. Smith, assistant professor of child hygiene. Harvard university. Sunny Dick Says Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle. A railroad vice president at Ihe Chicago hearing to Increase freight rales, complained bitterly that automobiles rut ihe heart out of railway profits. We ran recall the days when we used lo complain bitterly about the high rail tariffs, but wells of sympathy springing up In the hearts of Ihe railroads were conspicuous by their absence. .Miss Jaquellne ltogers. Dainty N. Y. i'urlolnar of 4u Automo biles. Is Known as the Prince of Wales of Greenwich Village Bo cause of Marked Resemblance to Original. Hhe was safe so long as she only looked like the Prince of Wales, but when she determ ined to live like him the trouble began. (iirls of marriageable age please take warning. Itunninr Acrostu Word 1. The animal In the Jtory of Red Riding Hood and in the picture. Word 4. A country in Asia. Word 6. A small island. Running Down. '7 ,""! 1- cit tPlurnl.) "He girded op his Word 3. One who lives i.- Den mark. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE A.1SW I'.KKIJ. A mother should, as far as pon slble, take care of her own child. But whether aha does or not, she should bo familiar with every- Well-To-Do Octogonarluu Or dered to Pay wife 115 Weekly Alimony By Court, Yells: "Send me to the electric chair that would be easier." Can yon Im agine that? The old skinflint would rather die than break the habit of 80 years. No wonder she got a divorce. Wife Fasted 13 Days Because Husband Was' Unfaithful. When That Didn't Cure lllm Khe Took Acid. She didn't understand her lord and master. Her hunger strike was foredoomed to failure. The way a man's heart Is Ihrough his stomach, not through ti stomach of somebody else. Tule Lake Relieved By Authority , Kree Krom MaU "y That i,a, Killed Thousands of Duck. This Year, Because the (ieese Stay Away Krom Impure Shore Water.- say, who the dick- started (hat old familiar saw, 'You Silly g00He?., Mate K'nglneer Views flround Soon T" llroken Here for Slate Highway Buildings to Cost ll.R0O.-Thl will help )me. o ran now convince the Klam ",n "taff that good highway,. charll)r large f.tnlllo.. " begin at home, we are nved. Heart & Home Problems By Mrs. Kllaahoth Thnmpeoa IMIIITV (111(1. CUNDKMN All. MY.S Again I am asked the question, "Aren't there any NICK wen any more?" Oar Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl who has always tried lo keep myself unspoiled from ihe world. I have gone wlih a Urge number of men. and It seems I, loo, have sought In vain for one who Is of pure and manly heart. I do not use paint. I never dress Immod estly, and of a quiet disposition, seeking only pure friendship with men. With each man I have found the same old story, and each time II meant one continual (Ight In keep my self respect. Yes. men eleays said It le the woman who tempts them: but I have not found one man who has unt irlod lo con tinually hag and kiss me. I grew so dlscusted that I decided that surely If ihere were any nn who were decent. It would be one who prearbsd Ihe word of God. Bui, alas! even a Huaday school teach er was no different. After I had gone with him for a month ho kept trying to hug me end begged me for a kiss. At last one day he klssrd me any way, and that end ed It all between us. No man had ever before kissed me; but all had respected mr wishes. Yet each man always threw temptations be fore me. One of your correspond ents. K. B.. recently wrote that Ihere are no girls who know how to entertain. That's Just man's fault all around. Ms Is always seeking to be entertained above all else. As for my pert. I'd rath er go with a young man that did no( know a thing about entertain ing me. If he was pure-minded, than to go with a man who spends hundreds of dollars for nlre things for me because he expects amuse, ment. Ood Is my witness, pure ness of heart always comes first with me. Every time a man tempts me In any way. I always remem ber the Holy Word: "What! Know Pie of ih, H.ijJ are not igv J all lhat U u . of Ihe fink, WJ eyes, sad tk, W( of the Fit.,,, kt, The corrupt reter. . so more of ju, aad said ton 'or the ltU im luaed Ideas tf t . A- M. L. J nice men tar J beea unfortiuti any. TherstnuJ o will rind rmJ I have a letta woman. 8. C, laeJ romaiunlcatloa.n "Tbtre are tint. need to Ihlak a, I've found lass. sy to glrlt iku patient they'll i e iiortira Hear Mrs. Tkad girl of le aal va fellow a few ii my engsgeaeat knJ heavy drinker sal rareful of Uutaa lag to do wltt n months aco I rxrJ a nlre biases kin, also. I like its be has never stMsl and don't seta k ested la Be si it i me he had s ntikt blonde youoi eat no girl. It hat eJ when I intake! 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