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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
fiS58tifu THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS FrrSfif An Independent Republican Keeper Co,uiucL-d in the Interests ,1 Klamath Count VVhout Guile. Subsidy or Perfidy ; "Let ut have faith that that faith let u to the end understand it." Abraham Investigate Before You Buy Any Banket WuuUl Set You Straight Every once in a while there comes to us evidence that Mr. Barr.um, famous for his tented performances throughout the world, was, and apparently is still, correct in his prog nostications regair.g the gullible character istics of those born with the fleeting minutes. Down California way two men and a wo man have been indicted by a federal grand jury fcr alleged victimizing of prospective homesteaders from all parts of the country. .... . " -'r'-9 According to postal inspectors, home steaders were lured with gilded promises of quick turn-overs whether in crops or the still quicker lure of speedy and profitable spec ulation, r Then came the denouement. No sooner had the "location fees" been paid down than the purchasers found they had paid various sums frcm $200 to $1 ,000 for a first option on a waterless, desolate plain, a dry desert, hope less insofar as being a medium of financial gain to the foolish purchaser. Any banker would have been glad to ad vise the unitiated concerning the status of such ' transactions. rHe?kn6ws they but give? at torn- j munity a black-eye, which only the years can serve to efface from the memory of the in vestor. Investigate before you buy. Business, Harbinger of Peace World's Financial Stability Epocal President Coolidge, in addressing mem bers of the New York chamber of commerce last Thursday paid great tribute to the Am erican businessman. The chief executive in formed his hearers that the American busi nessman, in contributing largely to the stabil izing of the world's finances, has created an epoch in international relations. "No positive and constructive accomplish ment of the past five years compares with the support which America has contributed to the financial stability of the world,"' were the words the president used. The president also outlined a policy which he said he hoped the American businessman would follow, citing conservation of resources and energy. He also advised in the matter of foreign leans the financiers involved assure themselves that such loans were to be used for constructive, not destructive forces. By de structive forces the chief executive meant mili tary establishments, and municipal expendi tures, which should be eliminated by govern ment economy or supplied by taxation. There is much food for thought in the ex pressions of the president, principles which can well be .ipplicd to any governing power w hether it hz national, state, county or muni cipal. ' i tkH right make might, and in dare to do our duty at we Lincoln. More TO IT Sunny Dick Says A Mork flw by ' I'p In the nky.' ' ' He dropped a bundio I knav not m liy. It dropped l;h a plop In oar back lot. If it hadn't you wouldn't Be readinc tbta rot. 1 kicked my beeln In fiendlitli Kle. 'or I be bundle was Nobody el.se but me. Sportamen Call for Volunteers. Club Seeks to Ascertain How Many Dead Ducks Lie hi Tule Lake Dis trict I wouldn't be surprised they'll hare to draft. All HuntlnK Within City Limits Mut Stop. My Cod! I hope the landlady doesn't see that. They're terrible now. I fee where in Seattle two ban dits tied a broker In his chair on the fourteenth floor of a 'skyscrap er and left with J15.000 In dia monds and Jewelry which he had been selling privately. Left a phony check in payment. Sus pected he Is a fence for stolen goods. This looks like what it called a deal In ultramarine blue. New York City possesses a uni versity. New York university pos sesses a Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame of New York university of New York City possesses the carved likeness of wha.t the public considers national heroes. Two celebrities who must have been dead at least twenty-five years are chosen, "elected each year. Kil wln Booth, actor, and John Paul Jones, naval officer, are the win ners in thla year'a hero eompeti tion. Which mores us to remark, sadly, that though it is inspiring to consider that we may leave our footprints Impressed Indelibly n the sands of time, it Is depressing to note how long It takes to pre serve our faces in marble. And who wanta to be known only by their footprints? Trutn man roeiry l-!t!f?T ME YOU S CM Mm. Margaret K.is, Land.i- I done. widow of the '.ale almhip commander, maintaini tNroiiRh hour of crllllUR by ibe rvcon. ' V'en'ri ' ?V.ecaiitloa4i rourt"bf ' in- ' quiry that the court of inquiry hi been tryins despnrtiely tn "h!teaiib" the navy of any blame. For a while they appear ed to bare succeeded, but now the naval r'ntlemen find that a wo man known jtint aa much about , the rRovul of-?pot aa they do. I Him I making this one show anain tlin-nih r !m wiiltewaah. Itunninx Across. Word 1. What the prince gave S!eninsT Ilcat'y. ,-. Word 4. What a oer-or, is f-u4 wh-i is bar.i.hH iro.n hif co'-r'rv. Word o. V."iaf a pi.. - ;i . j room in a ji.il u c.i.V. d. Hur.uin; l.on. Word 1. I'art it the h .. ; Word 2. Aiwtiur ram. r:7 Word '4. A rhor: nariie 'o- -iiy : YKSTKIiDAY S Pl'ZI.K ANSWKKKD raw V-' v Vi- - ' , ' ; I !'('liililrt.-ii IVorial (' s Word r.rvV j t' - i H JLl2 Sit m ! P e T B IR ! I D C ll F. VJi G rati! ! An i w is "Id he rob?" Wt'.'S. 1'.'.' Dinner Stories lie hatt-ynst returned from a perilous sea voyage, and, comfort ably reated In the club's brat arm chair, was relating to a hiwt of admiring friends Mime of the prl ratirna endured on the Journey. 'Then." be aaid. "I went down to the cabin for a little lunch." "But," protested a listener, "you have Just said there was nothing left to eat on the whole ship. What did you have for lunch?" "Oh. It was quite a trifling af fair, you know. IWf, wine nnd an egg " "Well, where did t'he.beef come fromT" Inquired a listener. "From the bulwarks of course," was the retort. "Where did you get the wlno?" "From the porthole." At this a laugh echoed through the room, but still someone asked: "lint what about the - egg? Wh. re did you rake that up?" "t'h. that was simplest 'of all." xnilM the bounder. "The cap tain ordered the ship to lay to, and he gave me one!" The enthusiastic girl was thrilled hcn she was Introduced to the fnnious author at a dinner party. Khe lost no time In starting a con-ven-ation nnd letting him know that alio was one of tho keenest admirers of his latest book. oti nave no Idea how helpful i havo f0,ln, )t very Mr. "rain, she gushed. Indeed." replied the author. "In what way, may I ask?" "h. It has taught me to con centrate." "To concentrate? ThaCa very Now tell me. wh.t are you concentrating , pr(,,nnt "m"7" a""''l the author. ""' "-"""I "he girl, "lots of thlniiH." Irish ntinrnev. ... - . ". plover- ,,la' l, prly WM robbcd ' niKht in gn, ,rm ii,!ln. Publishers Column Heart Q Hpeaklng ot clean newt. Sup pone you are the nawa editor of thla paper. The wire service It sending 1000 wordt all the way from While Plaint. New York, on the tthlnelander divorce case. a e Perhaps the Ithlnelander rase Is a mild example of what It and what Isn't the beat news. There hat' bees to many more spicy storks. The Scope and flllllmsa divorce proceedings, or the Ar buckle case still leave a bad odor, and were more notorious. Just now it happens to be the unfor tunate, but not lo be pilled rich Ithlnelander youth and hla colored wife and frlenda that millions are talking about. It la a story ot deep sociological significance, aa well as rich goaslp. e a e If you had been news editor during the Arburkle trial It would have been Just the tame. You wuuld dtscuver that your wat not the paper people were reading If j elude that at am you did not display the story. j lor you, hta at J You would know that newspa- J company, galea U pert as a whole aro responsible In I fndeavorlnf tt ail a larr measure for creating pub lic '.Merest la such stories. Hut you would have tn follow along with the tide and publish all the harrowing detail. That la why It la so frequently said that a news papor la no worse than Us readers. e Having, as newt editor, rather dubiously athedulrd the Khine lander story for 1000 words, wouldn't you get a real thrill when the wires buned flint with bulletins, and then with a thrill ing story of a passenger steamer a fir- at sea? e Wouldn't the tales of heroism gathered through the wireless, and the story of the race with death Ihrouyh the Atlantic atorm lo save the lives cf the hundreds of Imperilled passengers make yon for-et the Ithlnelander tale of white and negro love making? ' e e You bet It would. You would be glad when you place It on a bnck page. All of which goes to prove there are more real and genuine things In life than the sordid and exotic. V. II. Never has there been a aeaaon In Oregon when hunting tragedies were ao numerous aa this ytar. First It was the deer hunters who were killed; then men were mis taken for pheasants; now reports of human fatalities are coming In from the duck ponds and goose lakes. A few sentences for man slaughter might have a good ef fect. Polk County Itetulaer. IIIII McKerhnle, manager of the Pittsburg Pirates, sings tenor, but we are still of the opinion that he's all right nt heart. Nashville Banner. 1, B. H. Htevenson. secretary of The Klamath News Publishing company, depose and say that the following arc the holders of the entire Issue of rnpltal stock of The Klamath News Publishing company, a corporation: IIYItON HOHI) NATB OTTKItBP.IN WAI.TKH 8TKONACII II. II. BTKVKNHON. That no other are financially Interested In any manner whatso ever; that no person other than those named above, no corpora tion, no company, nor nny indiv idual or individuals hare any fi nancial Interest In any manner In The Klamath ' Newt Publishing company. Further that no cor poration, no company, nor any Individual other than those above named hen any control over tho policies of thla newspaper In any manner whataoever. Any state ments to the contrary, either Im plied or otherwise, are false and misleading. ... B.'H. STEVENSON,. Secretary, Klamath Newt Pub- llshlng company. Attest: .Walter West, notary public In and for Klamnth county, Oregon. My commission expiree February 2, !!:!. - Mi Br Mn, "ry tt.,l1( r r "ttttliu. he. If, lk, J the hert UK it. "' Mr,, tj '", IIMM hoy of :j. " whi together at ia deal lor mt, km, llberattly Us know ibu tt like very air, u again for kt k u me. but kJ aboat H. VU M what to da? 1 lleve that at tana would bt lolai J It had not kna tn J I shall be (try tkj you advUe at W for mt la da. I doa't set an a prefer art H J You will ttat4 I J win his attMllou the fart that rat J change ot knit, d boys youratlt. UW deal Ihli will KkW again. Iteaeate girl has let "anal Is mora deslnUti t t TWO SELF (illt 1.8: CeruldnJ pruClh iei tn J being paeeitiwk man yea lapxi u amlnnte tn. u! know .It.. JfnfJIij "done" a; tie nma! day there It Mlf w aelf.rspenlt Mr; follow. I PHCCY: UtajJ Cere lae.aasri aid ht e rUlrltlies. It nothlix total! baik" a4 arwiti ilka-l.' p't way. slnre kt nlMiut you. ,t , A WOllltlED mother It actlH tempting to kwi" ing a foot of .rial A g'rl of IT koail Improving kera lee Inillrales Tot write and spell. noiblne on rotr . t i A FHIKSD-Th how lo estalilltk tkt of a Civil war rtf the matter with lkt of your dlitrld of n roinnilsaloaer f Ingtnn, l. C. I ' company yoar lettter copy of tht aoldlersi copies of rtcor which may be " lishlng the rll' - WOltltlKD: ,to" fortune tellr. !. MrsAII vC lience won ry- . . Bum Sloan. V"1 fas Is armless, pis name to h 1.100 llmen o,m his teeth. Adll bind rre a lo' of W ie.,;ioo lr l",."""1 In'poolitmni . and aiqulrt . j tney ppemi -I , or sponged Iro Stttherlln Bun. 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