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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1925)
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS "Let ui have faith that that faith let ut to the end understand it." Abraham FIND THE BEAST Klamath Falls Has Its Jung'.e Years since Judge famous story of infamy. He called it "The Beast in the Jungle." The beast proved to be the gang rule then infesting Denver. Is there such a b'jast that now has Klamath Falls by the throat? The tracks would so indicate. In Denver the tracks of the beast were everywhere, in the courts, schools and univer sities, and on up to the state government. Sel dom could the beast be seen in the open. Gang rule is not that kind of a beast. It bat tens first by mob appeal, this being, the first evidence of its presence. Its leadership is confined to those who can't think. Successful so far, the beast will venture farther from its lair. In Klamath Falls it has dared to hide behind the grand jury, and rumors are still heard of what was attempted. The beast may mistake its own power, often. It may sometimes fall into the belief of what it preaches to the unthinking. It may more insidiously cover its own tracks by attacking " the character of its enemies. There was an election in Klamath Falls which the grand jury might have spent some time in investigating. Certainly there were .. enough street, rumors-to -warrant a district at torney making a presentation of the case. Perhaps this election was investigated. But the grand jury was not permitted to spend all of its time on consideration of elections, the conduct of which has long been a joke in Klamath Falls. No, there was the track of the beast.. A prominent judge was known to have been taken before the grand jury. He had, it ap pears, aroused the enmity of the beast, a per sonal enmity.' " But, as will happen, the grand jury was composed of dependable citizens. The beast could not get very far. Still the beast is not through. Daily on the streets of Klamath Falls is heard the whisper of this jurist having been before the grand jury. Seme good hunters are needed in Klamath Falls. o- L When the Southern Pacific kicks back with all or part of the $300,000 for which the Falls is now bonded, and Eberlein commences paying his own taxes, then can the water users and the citizens of Klamath Falls get together and celebrate. o In New York a back-alley cat decided to move her family of five kittens across the street. She was so well known that Officer Cudmore stopped all traffic and motor cars while she carried the five kittens safely across. The world pauses sometimes when the Amer ican sense of kindness is appealed to. o Those who advocate kindness to all living creatures, and are praying and working in the great national education campaign against all forms of cruelty to animals, should remember the humane societies in making their wills. An Independent Republican right make might, and In dare to do our duty a we Lincoln. Ben Lindsey wrote his rrT 1"P AAIArIU llXII V TV H.VV " (W 1 Xlr IVJLrfVlVl Svspaper Conducted Sunny Dick Says Time Is money, rlrh men si.-. Rut, Oh, how rlrh mrn lit. We have the tiny The same as they. I Hut kale goes awitily by. Kwauna Ilox Company to Work All Winter. Some of the far sighted boys who have saved up a roll against the long winter va cation ran now put on a trip to Weed and celebrate Christmas with a real splash. Chinese Students in I'ekin Are Holding Parades and Near Idols. Demanding Another Revolution. That's funny. Wo dldnt know the last one was over yet. County Court Aids Sheepmen With 3,000. This Will l!o Matched by State. Well, well, with wool worth from 40 to GO cents a pound we never suspected the sheepmen of needing aid. Judging by the furore of Indig nation aroused by a Toledo man's beating several women with a hammer we would suy that If yon must beat 'em for Pet's sake use a flyswatter. Prominent Motion Pirture 1)1 rector Leaves With Ills Slar for Tripoli. The best of luck, movie folks, on the other side of the world, far from the siorchlng breath of scandal. I am not thin-xklnncd. Not at all. And I know that my closest friend Is one of tho finest men you can find In any pool hull In town. Therefore, I merely no lltely pretend not to hear when my wife saya she sees why a warm friend Is llko a move: You lnve to keep feeding It. Tidal Waves and Hurricane Sweep (he Coasts of Italy. It seems to be pretty rough both on the coast and Inland. Klamath County Sheriff Is Try ing to Decide Whether a Dad Check Artist Just Arrested Is Craxy. He's not cruy. Sheriff. He's not rich enough. wmmm I, ft mM rus;?H mm ''ti' Y two months Ummtm AAA Lxill-i X x A-f . ... ... hi the Interests of Ml kmhmih t,o..v. Do Your Florida ShoppinK No wonder the Tcuns Iswycrs nre out for the scalp of Governor Ma Ferguson. She hits turned loos, from the state penitentiary no 1pka than l.ooo roml.t lu her I ! ten month of off Ire. The lu.l governor In his whulo tornl tit offlre only granted seventeen par dons. After all the trouble law. vers. Judges anil police have to se rure conviction It naturally rubs their fur the wrong way to see thrlr labors set at naught. !)in-k hunters nisy be having a wonderful time this gloomy, rainy weal her, hut nobody else Is. Children l'it t .rial t.'r.'is V.'nil l'ir7lc 'A .. i ,7Y. "N -. ' ' 1 '' dff.Mrr r Runnir.g Across. Word 1. What the l'ttle bov in the nursery rhym nnd in the rfc ture watits to "come tiai:) soma other day." Word 4. The sound which a hor.-? mnkc. Word 6. A mnnst t in li.e fairy tales. Running l! jn. Word 1. A city in Kevr.ua Word ii. Frosting. Word 3. An article of do'.hins. Singular. ' YESTKRIM Y'S fVfM.H A.Nawii:ti;i sH vjn jo n y m 7zi L .. .... lii.i.... r..tt.. If Karl)'! Dinner Stories Hill had surrerdeil In getting a Job In a nmtor factory. He did Jiot evun know himself how he gotyt. for he knew nothing at all about engineering.' On bis serond day nt work he r linn re. I to meut a friend of Ills who was equally Ignorant. "Hello, Joe." he said. "How. are )iiu getting along with your new Job?" "Oh, all right!" was the reply. "How arn you getting along with your new Job?" "Great!" raid Hill. "Hut It's, terribly close work. ' Why, do you know, we havo to work to a thou sandth of uu Inch." "Heavens, Mil! (low many thousandths are there In an Inch?" "Millions, Joo, millions." Mrs. Knowall took a great In terest In tho doings of all tho neighbors. It was a great day for her when a new arrival came to the house on the opposlle side of the street, and she watched with Interest as tho furniture was re moved from the von nnd carried Into I lie house. "Well," nald her husbund, when he returned from business In the cvnlng, "have yon found nut any thing about tho social standing of the new folks across tho street?" "Not yet," was the reply. "They have no car." "No?" "Yes, and they h,e pollli no phonograph, no radio, and nol "von a grand piano. I can't lm "Kino what they havo got." "Humph," remarked rrlnnd hits '"""I. "'""'.nleully. "l-nrhans thev have bunk arrounl." 'h0H0 "''' f eolorf,,! em hroldorles II Is often difficult to "tch colors or t tln(l a ow "hade desired; mt on f lng two ,ir,, take one of a '"""t and on. of . narltor hMt, than that desired. i10 two "" will blend In the stltche. that they cannot bo de ''' This ,,,, , wen one ,tt"" Ju-l a in, o fnBllng , 1'leco of Work ,or you-nn use and ends of other shades. f t WEDNESDAY, DECEMn f c..f..;.fu n l..fi.. - Publishers Column Hties A. K. Thomas, aecrrlary of I ho Kliinioih Wool Growers' aMoilalliin, as a sheepman, know the dlfffivura between "pulled" wool such as ttunrs from I be. buck of ilrutl sheep, ami live Wool? Anyhow, he I now engaged In "pulling" a task tletesled by all honrnl sheepmrn. Tholiiss pulled a little sack of wool recently, some of It blark. Ha offered II to the evening ruu temporary, but the content was too odoriferous. The News await ed Us appearance la valu. but no such wool could be pulled over the 'TplUlerV rye. At a gathering of a handful of wool growers near Merrill on Ksl urday evening, November XI, Thomas did Ibis pulling. We quote: "The following resolution was adopted suit the serrelary Instruct ed to see that a copy was furnish ed the Mallu Progress, the Even ing Herald and the Klamath Bun: WIIKHKAH. we are Informed that K. J. Murray, the Kvenlng Herald and the Klamath Sun have Incurred the vindictive hostility of certain corporations, tho cor poratlou mouthpiece, the Ktamaih News, and a small group of their sycophants, which Includes not more lhaii nno or two business houses of Klamath Kails: there fore. UK IT UKSOI.VKP. by the Klamath Wool Growers' associa tion, In regular meeting assemb led, that we pledge our support to Mr. K. J. Murray and the Kvenlng Herald and the Klamath Sun ami shsll withhold our pat ronage from all the huslmou houses thai niako war upon them berausn J hey have stood and stand for the best development of the resourrrs of Klamath basin and a s'liinre deal for the farmers: ami UK IT Kl ltTIIKIt ItKKOI.YKI), that we Inform our friends, the business men of Klamath Kails, not to espect business from as as a nnii It of advertising In tho above mentioned corporation mouthpiece, the Klamath News, and, UK IT Kl IITIIKU KKKOI.VKD. Hint we take this muans of ex tending our slnifero thanks In Mr, K. J, Murray and the Kvenlng Herald for their unselfish and fearless dvvollon to tho cause of the people of the county: and thst we hereby publicly acknow ledge our great obligation to Mr. Murray fur the constant assist ance he has freely given ua with out compensation or especial ion, and to his own financial loss. W. II, This suggestion from a young mother may help you In caring for your baby's rompers. She says: "As my buby has so many delicate shades of rompers I find It very convenient to tako tho reg ular soap dye and melt It with enough water to make a thin paste. Put this In a Jar or bottle and label It the color. It Is as handy as blueing on wash day. I merley dissolve the liquid dye In water In tho desired shade and dip his rompers. They are al ways a pretty shade and look like new." 1. n. II. Stevenson, secretary of The Klamath News Publishing rom-iany, depose and say that the following are the holders of the enllre issue of rnpital stock of Tho Klamath Nows Publishing company, a corporation: MYRON HI'ltn NATK OTTKRHEIN WA',TKK HTItONACI! II. II. HTKVKNHON. That no others are financially Interested In nny manner whatso ever: Ihut no person other than thnso named above, no corpora Hon, no company, nor any Indlv Idtial or Individuals have any fi nancial Interest In any manner In The Kla inn Hi News Publishing rompsny. Kurthnr that no cor poration, no company, nor any individual other than those above named has any control over the policies of this newspaper In any manner whatsoever. Any state ments to the contrary, either Im plied or otherwise are false and misleading. It. 11. STEVENSON. Secretary, Klamath Newi Pttbt llshlng company. Atlest: Walter West, notary public In and for Klamath county, Oregon. My commission esplrei February 2. mu. Heart $f " Mrs. lau. 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