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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
J THE KLAMATH DAILY- NEWS rgS , ' " 1 hi. u,,. i t i I II wt n rr I " AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER "Let ni h faith that that faith let us to the end understand it." Abraham Where Friendship Ceases Coed -Mjii Q::c:tionMe Company One of the mysteries of the irrigation elec tion campaign is the un-understandable rea sons that induced R. C. ("Lum") Short to lend his name to the Bradbury ticket. Mr. Short is held in high esteem by his neighbors and they shake their heads at the questionable company he is keeping. It is difficult to reconcile your personal friend as associated with a pernicious gang fwho have bludgeoned public servants into un burdenir.g their tax load on your back. That is exactly what happened when Mr. Eberlein procured the signature of Bradbury to the no- . toricus order, directing the sheriff to forget five years accumulation of taxes, totaling $2,000 on the Enterprise Land and Investment company. This shameful order, the existence of which was first branded as a lie in one end of the county by the Eberlein-controlled news paper, and now weakly explained, is the price Bradbury paid for 'the support of Eberlein's newspaper.' rfc 3fc Jfi The inability "of J. L. Jacob, incumbent di rector and candidate for re-election, to cope with the grasping crowd now manipulating Jthe. irrigation board is .well, .known. He has even participated in the orgy of wasteful ex penditure, and has disappointed his friends. The worst thing that could happen to "Lum" Short is that he should be elected to sit on that irrigation district board with Bradbury and Jacob. These two have already been proven false to the great body of farmer water users, and as ready to serve their masters. "Lum'' Short could only sit impotently by and be judged with them. ' If "Lum" Short is sincere in any desire to promote the best welfare of this community his friends and neighbors believe he can best serve by refusing further to lend his name to the iniquitous few who are stigmatizing the reputation of Klamath county far and wide over the country. And this is the earnest ex pression of his friends who will be forced to cast their ballots against him if he does not retire. Lumbej Sets Example The lumber industry has made great pro gress in eliminating an excessive variety of sizes and grades from its cut. This year more than 90 per cent of the soft woods moved from the mills will be cut according to American lumber standards and it is estimated the sav ings will aggregate $200,000,000. In connection with its fire prevention work in forest3, it is setting a healthy example for many other industries from the standpoint of thrift, utilization and protection of resources. o Every tennis player should learn to leap high enough to make a good picture for the rotogravure section. right make might, and In dare to do our duty at we Lincoln. U ., : .cw-.-. i'VMmwL'- Sunny Dick Says -Who My the Indians are not getting civilized? At the Inter tribal Indian conRrena just hvlri In Spokane they elected an Indim maid as Princess America. Th.-y aleo Indicated a second and th ru choice. Prub&oly only the late ness of the seaHon kept them front having the ultra-civilized bathing suit beauty parade. The King of Siam does not be lieve in halfway measures. After graduating at Oxford he modera ted his court by elevating one of bia wives to be queen and abolish ed hii harem. Now he baa di vorced her. The latest Paris-designed sable fur coat with fox collar is alleged to have one distinctive feature for a Paris fashion, namely, that it abuts out the blasts of Kins Win ter. Hut the question that prompt ly arises in the mind of a mere male Is: What In the world can that wide expanse of silk stock ings be expected to shut out? The new Delphian Women's Club shows a marked preference for the White Pelican hotel sun room for Its meetings, at which they study the ancient Egyptians. After delving amidst moth-eaten mumniys and the muaty ruins of tombs of the Pharoes for a couple of hours It must be pleasant to turn back to today with Its genial sun warmth and steam heat. Hallowe'en passed quietly, all right, buf, oh. boy, the next day! . Tho unprintable remarks heard while passing along Main street the next morning as tho various shopkeepers scrubbed, pecked and barked at tho flourishing soap marks all over their windows ought to make tho Saint of Hal lowe'en blush crimson. The government Is seeding to find a mctul that will make a dol lar that will last longer. At last the government la doing some thing that Is worth while for the taxpayers. ' The dollars they put out now never last till the tenth of the month. Corvallls Gazette-Times. low isriage: . n Countess Karolyl complain bit terly because ihe ran't get Into the I'nitrd Stale. After ho has paid hotel I'ills In New York for a few days she'll he complaining j even more bitterly that nhe enn't j get out. Etigfio HejEfetvr. . . Spntial pos&fVe Mrkl a.ba ing rushed to Florida to assist In handling the accumulated malls. Which proves that the country Htill haa a fair proportion uf suck ers and they are all directing their attention to Florida land - La Criindy Obstrver. . In the beginning wna chaos. Times haven't changed so much. 1 Baltimore Sun. 1 dunning Across Word 1. 1 hi ansntitv ot r-ep. per- which Peter Piper nicked. Worn" 4 A river in f"rmnny."r Word 6 A citv m Italyi tunning Down. Word L A country it. S'utb Atrerica Word 2. a -itj in Keyol. Word 'A In thi nlnce. VESTKRIMVS PUZZLF ANSWKKFU. ('lulilici' s I,i-,,,n:il f..v tf.,,.1 ' IN fo "I Dinner Stories Mr. Hang had been pacing tho Ktatlori platform for 10 minutes. HaihOT hotiindtr -the; collar, he Went' oaA 'loathe ticket window. j "I thought you aald the noon j local was on time loduy," he j roared at the atatlon mauler's youthful assistant. "Wal. she were," replied tho latte "Went through here right on the dot, 'bout three minutes uforc jou come In an' ant me." An Inspector of schools at Natal, J South Africa, after inspecting a 1 small farm school, situated at the' mouth of one of the rivers on the coast. Invited the boys to Join him In a swim in the lagoon. T'e boys accompanied 111 in to the lagoon, watched him undress and go In. but themselves remain ed on the bank. ' After a long and enjoyable swim the Inspector came out and pro ceeded to dress. He chaffed tho boys for not coming In. and said: "I suppose you are afraid to bathe with the Inspector." "No. sir," said one of tho boys, "but we saw a crocodile In this la goon yesterday." "It was In the early days of prohibition, when bootlegging had not been brought to such perfec tion, that Hiram and Silas, walk ing down the main street of Iloom vlllo, noticed Kbenczer lacking uncertainly toward them. "Howdy, Eh," called out HI cor dially, but Kb did not tuke tho least bit of notice. "Hco that, HI," remarged 81. "Eb took no nnllro of us." -"Oh. well, ho's drunk," loler nnlly replied . "I know It," snapped tho other, "but he needn't be so darn proud about It." America lost Franco's friend ship by suggesting that she pay a Part of her debt, a French poll Hcian said the other day. It's an old saying, VLoan a man money If you want him to hate you." Dak er Herald. Vou may kid yourself as lo who runs the house, but you can't kid your children Illrmlngham Press. Heart & Home Problems rty Mr. Kllaaheth TluiaiMiiH Ill It HlhllWDH Hl.AVK How much of a (lav ought woman maka of herself for her husband? A wife, a slavo, writ me: Hear Mr. Tuumpson: I waul your advice, but there la not an other man la this besides my hus band. If there was I'd keep still. Hut, Mrs. Thompson. I do all my work, get up In Hi morning and have breakfast on tht table before I call my husband. I carry all lhe coal and kindling all winter, and tarry all the water we use about block. I do all I can and still my husband doesn't give me a kind word. His people go about and trll I am not good to my hus band. If I am nol, I don't know what on earth I could do to be good to him. 1 don't often quar rel with him. He very 'often gels In with fast women and then he gets more cross with me. Some times I wonder If life Is really worth living. I do without lota of things so he ran gel what he wants but I would nol care if I got some kind words. They would mean more to me than fine clothes. I don't believe In divorce but I don't think the Lord would want anyone to live aa I do. 8ome times I feel that I am In the way maybe he wanta some other wo man and that he doesn't rare for me or he would not treat me this way. I burled the (Irea all win ter long so my husband has a good warm place when he gets up nf morning. I am far belter In him than any of his people are to their husbands and still they say I am mean lo him. This Is all the truth. What ran I do? WORItlKO WIFK. There Is such a thing aa being too good to a husband, aad lu not making him resllre that marriage Is a partnership, with Its respon sibilities On.jn. you have spoiled hint, and in allowing him lo ron- STEP-WORD PU :attrfiiM t ni t.a. irEe.woso. it tieiMiit tetania, MMt k miHiai 'L It 10 n 3 . fstiyou solve this strp-wnrd fiuxxlo'wilhotit reffrl iirriiMlii,nJ Drop una letter of tho word on each step M ii new letter lo spell another four-letter word, bringing Fu n t.w fifth step, and so on. The solution will appear W0 i Head covering '-' Itctni' with a grasp I kept J 'ay careful attention b Recompense 7 Kepnir It Intellectual ruculty ' ; .. . 9- lemnging to me 1;ili ! ),.,,, IIlud jr-J J-Dcath ( l.,0Jwn for ,is.Ul,8ion 14 htncly divided carbon Solution (o Saturday's punzlc: " TINY duri. tins bins bind bird gird (illtL girt dirt core FORE f ord food mood moot ' hiont nient heat dare earn cure I UitL furl ' furs rura cure unue his UJ my mads kit, yon. la doi't J . Then, 1n J rlh i . 1 1 ' you bstiHo.av leaf. In pre, O'usl either ,J house with rutg ry II himself,',, wood and roil u 1 I making in taW f him a . J -- -t M apect fur yi (J women lo be a,J UIbi no more thtj contributes aothiJ plness. thro lit u and has ao diin thing Is betttr ltd and divorce cru IMIKMNT DAXtaJ Hear Mrs. TkoJ lent has rums J far I have ntrtr J your columns, y lug a mouatila J and If ao. pirns i, ly I was InvM .faalKfjnable, iij we entered the W As this was oa BtiJ raeher not diars I declined to eaaJ my escort woald anyone else. inhoJ to. Was that rlill have danced at 1J lie has not calM and f have keti If my refusal to dig of II. What do : were nol roatsirqi dance, since e u outside and caiiti coupies who trs dances. Hid I anaaj not? , The m intake rod accept the iB'ltltkJ explaining to ml dancing on Sttiii felt about It. dance, one dswrf a poor com dm acruples and U and would atli tcrs much. tr dancu was bull llcate, h 7 By ARTHUR WYNNF . 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