Li'V
THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS
AN INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
"Let at hve faith that
that faith let u to the end
understand it." Abraham
Uiis'l Tomorrow
November 12 "Faithful Forever"
In commemorating Armistice Day, No
vember I I , as a tribute to the cessation of the
greatest conflict the world has ever known,
let us, like those silent heroes who made such
day possible, be faithful unto death faith
ful to the ghostly armies of sons of men whose
temples, stricken down mid golden dreams
of youth, gave all that we might live free from
the shadow of oppression.
Observance of Armistice Day should be
a day of rejoicing. With the passing years it
may not be as spontaneous perhaps, as the
November 1 1 , when news was first flashed
across wires and sky, telling those at home
that the war was over, but still a day to be
fraught with gladness.
But, in the carrying out of our various
programs, some thought should be reserved
for those who, still living, harbor within them
jagged wounds of sorrow from cruelly barbed
arrows of grief, fate's recompense for loved
ones given upon the sacrificial alter of war's
grim toll.
Unto them also should we pay tribute even
as to these whom the mystic shadows of death
liave rr.ysLeriously enfolded; unto the hordes
that now lie beneath commingling blue. of.
cornflower and sky upon far-flung fields of
Flanders, and still other historic battle grounds
across the sea.
Unto them let us be faithful and true until
the mystic tomorrow wafts us, too, from the
fleeting twilight of life's eventide into the
deepening shadows of eternal night.
Who Wins
Checking the Election Returns
The News extends heartiest congratula
tions to the gentlemen who carried the district
election yesterday. They have an enviable or
ganization and are entitled in full measure to
the huge majority shown on the tally sheet.
Between The News and the successful
candidates there must remain, 'however, an
'honest difference of opinion. Usually one
side wins an election but it is sincerely felt
both side3 lost in yesterday's results. And
both sides represents the community at large.
The reclamation service ha3 made many
grievous errors. And these errors must be
corrected. If they can be corrected in con
gress, well and good. But the prediction is
made that there will be no recommendation
for the development of Tule lake this year.
The election result did that.
, There is a chance that Congressman Nick
J. Sinnott may be offered Dr. Work's place in
the cabinet. Those who know President
Coolidge doubt it, yet stranger things have
happened. It 13 the one chance for develop
ment now before this district and The News
wants only the best for, Klamath.
The feeling must persist that both sides
lost.
right makes might, and in
dare to do our duty a wo
Lincoln.
This Tizne?
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Sunny Dick Says
Her hair was black as midnight, I
Eyes full of soft alluren.
"Ani,-o!i, those dream of kingdoms J'
As rose-red Hps met yours!
At San Hogo an aviator drop
ped his gasoline tank from 20,000
feet and narrowly missed a pedes
trlan on a down-town street. U is
our opinion that flyers should be
absolutely prohibited from playing
football with parts of their planes.
Supposo that had been the engine
he fumbled.
Tia Juana. Unsavory Mexican
rorort town Juit over the Califor
nia border, is going to be white
washed and renamed "Montezu
ma.". "A rose by any other name
would be as sweet," and Tia
Juana by any other name would
be just as bad.
Unahle to Securo State Engin
eer's Licence, Klamath City Kng
neer Finally Resigns. Don't
blame him. It has been a hot
summer and from the engineer's
point of view it wasn't getting a
bit cooler hotter, In fact.
While cheering for the golden
rule policy recently adopted by
newspaper men lit convention as
sembled of writing, talking and
thinking peace, we musn't forget
that while It takes two to make a
bargain, it only takes one to make
war.
Cheer tip. Every cloud has a
silver lining. That considerable
area of the fair city of Klamath
Falls which has no trees to beau
tify It also has no dead leaves to
disfigure It.
Some housewives, especially one
who holds the balance of power
In our family, agree heartily with
the smoke nuisance ordinance Just
given Its third reading before the
city fathers. These fair Amazons
vigorously disapprove of the an
cient proverb, "Better smoko here
than hereafter." and are Inclined
to emphasize with the omnipres
ent rolling pin that the ordinance
must Include tho smoke nulsanco
within the house ax well as with
out. I'd like to meet the plnhcad
who Introduced that ordinance.
Change of Tune!
A charter has -rrrfntjy .Wn rfe
nlrd an orranUaflnri tr sprout! iho
creed of athel?ini Hill It r van's
body lien a -mo u Ul' -rinK hi the
pravw but. his tool e-ua marrhlng
on. n
A fishd(n-i(iac( J ; strengthen' j
the brain but a liuln fishing trip !
often fortifies one's patience. Sa- 1
nnnali Press. " j
French fluances these days !
makes oli! think of Jho process of j
getting through a revolving door, j
Anrroiida Standard. J
If t'i l.oca-rn.i pact sticks it
will provo the pen mightier than
the eword. Pittsburgh Onzelte-
C'lii! Irt n's J'iclorial
Cross Word Puzzle
Running Across.
Word 1. What tho man in the
picture and the story of the elves
is called.
Word C. A huK Island in the
polar regions.
Kurinn Down. .., : e
Vord 2. A pronoun. "11
Word 3. The first woman. '
Word 4. To feed pain.
Word 5. Contraction of even.
. YESTERDAY'S I'UZZCE
1 ANSWERED
ySXiJlL (IT
Dinner Stories
j In an English courtroom, an
Iri.'.h wltneeswss being examined
an hisnowli d o( a shooting
affray. - '
"Did you noe the shot fired?"
the. magistrate asked. j
"No. sor," I only heard It."
"That evidence Is not satlsfac-
tory," replied the magistrate,
sternly. "Kit down." !
The witness proceeded to eave j
tho box. and directly his back
was turned he laughed derisively.
The magistrate, indignant at the
contempt of court, called him
back and asked him how he dared
to laugh In court.
"Did ye see mo laugh, your
honor?" queried the offender.
' No, sir. but I heard you," was
Hie Irato answer.
- "That evidence is not satlsfac.
tory," said Pat, quietly, but with
B twinkle in his eye.
And this time everybody laugh
ed oven the magistrate.
A ludy look her 4-year-old
daughter to be photographed. Tho
llttlo one could not be kept still.
The camera mnn was suave, called
tho child all the sweet, endearing
names ho could think of, and used
every art of gentle persuasion
to
make the little wriggler
keep
quiet. Finally he tnrneit in ih
despairing mother and said:
"Madame, If you will leave your
darling with me a few minutes I
think I can take her lovely face
to perfection."
Tho mother withdrew for a
short time. Soon the photographer
summoned her back and exhibited
highly satisfactory negative.
wnen tiicy reached home
mother asked:
the
'me, what did that
nice
ft-ntlenmn say to when I left
yon alone with him?"
"Well, he thnld, "If yftu do.t
'"It Mill. y lulyi ,nllntyed
nuio monkey. I'll ahaka tll(
llfo
"t of you.1
minima."
So I that very still,
Tlo nice thing about college
l high Vh societies Is that
'ho one to which tho student m,y
nWH ,s , bcHl.-Day,,,,,
News.
Heart & Home
Problems
Ity Mr. KlUlh Thompson
MI'KT .(XV Olltl. UK I.ONF..
Must girl "fling her Ideals to
the winds" to be popular with the
young men of today? la the "old
fashioned girl" doomed to be lone
some? A young woman, writing
me a Inter, declares that men do
not tnlua sincerity In woman
any more.
!rar Mr. Thompson: I am
what men term an old-fashioned
girl. My hair Is not bobbed. I
do not wear extreme clothes, even
thoukh I dress nicely and use good
taste In the selection of my ap
partl. and 1 do not use lipstick,
or rouge In other words. I, like
a few other girls, try to retain Hie
natural beauty of the features and
character Intended for us. Again,
I have Bniir admired frivolous
minded girl or buys. And I've
always been looked upon as very
dignified and ri-flned because of
my attitude. Consniuently If for
no other reasons than theso I've
given above. I remain In my mid
dle twenties a lonesome girl. I
have had very few dates In my life
compared with what great many
girls have had. Ilu! one reason la
that I like ta be associated with
the right kind of people. I like
men who are noble In character
and who still have the same re
spect for a girt that men one
had. I will not allow myself to
have friendships with men who
haven't the best regard for tru
friendships. ' I've always been
sincere sn. honorable in il my
dealings with my friends hoys
or girls. 1 have always felt It a
part of my spiritual duty. Hut
do the men appreciate sincerity?
No. they do not. They treat it as
a mockery. They laugh at a girl
who Is sincere and trne. They are
not entirely to blame. A prac
tice of so much Insincerity has
caused most men to unconscious
ly doubt a slnrero girl. Never
theless, It does not hurt the few
who still cling to honorable Ideals
to be the laughing stork of today.
Some men say that they liko to
have their "good times" with the
flapper, but when they got ready
STEP-WORWHIi
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Dy ARTHUR WYNNE
Originator el Ihr Hoirtn Cross-II orst farzl.
tt tne.lt Iho ernx.oinr.l miirlv thirteen VCIr! K
Kelcht of its popularity. Here is where I no step-word
t.ew form, sets out to break the cross-word's recoid.
Von will notice that the letter '()" nn the top tP"'
I nrrten..! inimr I r. I i k. tin ..Mrr.iiu. Hie Other S
and one mure st-hleh i-i.n mn.1 Atwl vi.iietiir In such S WSf I
spell a seven-letter word corresponding to the definition r""J
nen you nave found that word, letter II in on nie -
discard the letter which happens to rail In the heavy he,"
nnd figure out the word which belongs on itep 2. Then""
Ih.i ll.llt.tm Itan
The hest w'ny to work out these new-stfle step-word Po;
(- i i . , . i i . . ll V
" iwwr or live men strip Ol paper. ami leuvr .(dVuii
1 Ik U'fird KtS1
HTTT1-I-
DEFINITIONS
1 Objects, or
persons, of
a character
calculated ta excite
a s t o n I a hmcnt or
2 Persons, or animals, that
move along with an easy.
careless pace, or with
swaying motion
3 Round vessels mad with
staves and hoopa
i Tho keeper of a place whore.
horses, or cnttlu, are lodged
ami fed
6 A large, delicious, and some
times indigestible, marina
crustaccun used as food
Solution to j-catcrclny'a step-word puxxlei
F00I.S
cnuso
cruse
crust
trest
eress
I'llKHS
cress
crass
crnms
cramp
crimp
crime
rhime
rhino
shino
shire
shore
chore
foods
fords
forts
ports
pnrts
enrts
carta
. cnrc
Yoi
'ha Id.fs.aui
uob i corns Uck
r thi ( .
ar. few. B,tk J
wnni tt hot,, lkl.
I t the B ,
ls whirs W
Pnd his bird
Mill
tn a prolniioui r.
demand the ,,M,
man rare (or i
he wants a oat,
.lth I ha ol.., y,
approclatt lift m,
don't enjoy n oM.,
friendship. 1 .,,,
YOU to tell at, ,),,
this day and lis,
doea find t ,, n
and who Is trns to ti,
purest Ideals, hi ten,
psny? It te,BI to
girl has only ooi lb
lay. and that u J
Ideals"., to thi ..
world bows at hit tJ
rave poputarltr, bit
like myself call lk(
few real rrtendsbls.
)oung and attrartln
our lives, and iaa
ul be so Icinommt.
ANOTIIKII IMrM
Much Is belni sr.
. about the ttldaxtet
today, but torn 0 tk
new. All of Ibis hi
about the yotiat oh
generations.' I do set
modern youag ana n
not rare for ilrli who
and who do not nisi
to the winds.
"wild rloOiea" ol
old fashioned
Clothe I
row. A girl mm
to the modst. kti
have to wear Indlu tJ
Our grandmatbfn tti
but did II "iscmJj";
day'a gennllo
Rouge la nut Imaortl J
Improves auar no
'when applies Wio
be rontemption i
clothes and coMtftla
you are too autm
naturally frlvoloas. u
be frlrolnus wttliii
Ing one's dlgnltr. V
only once: but wi n
live always. And to
ono docs not oesd
alngla Ideal. ,
Cut the l'"fn JC
s . Mi-i" and If
enrd the "0"
nminging I
ln t Uu .uaU snSEI
worked o
rangci"T".' .
i.rs !" '
addition"!
letter,
t..M....v.nlcncr,i
"-""rherwi'
worry, " K-f
7 Ono who fails l"6'
very read
III
8OnJ who .lrcc "
In
nuivesi ' worn
guriiient. cloak or n
gurmc
ltt ta
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chose
tlioso1
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there
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there ..
these,
tliosa
thole
wholo
what"
while '"
whin" i
shine. .
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spilt
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