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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1925)
miTT, rrr atvt ATUT nATT V NRWS KLAMAT1 OFFICIAL PAPER FOR 1 rlj IVJLrfilVirV XX XXTlXJ- J- x -r.f I HURSDAY, DECEMBER CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS AWArr Cortuctal In the Inters of M Klamatk County MVkant Cull, SutsUy or PcrUy "Let us have) faith that right make might, and In that faith let ui to the end dare to do our duty we understand it" Abraham Lincoln. Hitch Your Wagon to a Star Emerson 1 City Managers Proposition Same as 'School System No happier illustration could have been chesen to acquaint the people of Klamath Fails with the proposed city manager form of government, as recommended by Mayor God dard's budget committee, than to point out that it is similar in principle to the present school system. Lyceum courses of study could be conducted all winter and the people as a whole would fail in understanding what the suggest ed charter changes implied. Tell them that they would elect a council, the members of which are subject to recall, just as they would elect a school board. And that the council would employ an expert to look after the city's affairs just the same as the school board now employs a superintendent to manage the schools. The central idea is ex plained in a nutshell. The people have more faith in the effic iency of their school systems than in any other branch of government. They know the schools are largely non-political in character, and would not have them ocherwise. it is no reflection on any member of the present city council to let it be said that Klam ath Falls-' affairs may easily be placed upon a; higher plane of efficiency. They labor under a very faulty system. It is a costly one to the city, costly in money and progress. And ap parently the members of the city council real ized this when they recommended that a change be made. Rushing the Drives Where Assistance Is Appreciated Sunny Dick Says Work Is Started by S. P. on New Grans Lake Line South From Grass Lake. Has Eleven Construc structlon Camps Running. Cost (8,000.000. Will Reduce Grades and Shorten Haul by Ten Miles. .Wonder how much It will reduce freight rates? pauses sometimes when the Amer ican sense of kindnctx Is appealed to. How much more practical would the American senna of kindness be if it wire at careful of pedoMriana as it Is of caN! Dinner Stories V . A teakettle full of liquid air placed on a cake of tee begins to boil violently. There are equally strange phenomena In Europe. Take In the Balkans, fur Instance. The very sight of the flaming red affected by Bulgarians makes Greece pop and slizlo. There is such a thing a3 a newspaper get ting behind a proposition and then getting ahead of it. In other words, all the publicity a newspaper can give a movement will be of little avail un!es3 there is organization back of that movement. Newspapers are liberal with their space in a public cause, but do not like to find their efforts unavailing because of apathy in other quarters. "The newspapers are rushing U3," the head of a local organization told reporters who had come in for news. Surely, the newspapers are vitally interest ed in every worthy cause undertaken. They 'do not lose sight of any endeavor until it has run its full course and been put over the top, if possible. And the heads of drives apprec iate having the newspapers rush them to the finish. The women of the city have demanded a light at the postoffice. Why so modest? Why not get behind the proposition of new street lights; and getting the wires off Main street? That was tied-up somewhere in the maze of hampered improvements. Women always have been good at untying knots. ' Officialdom objects to the new senator from North Dakota be cause he Is only 32 years old, but he says be does not feel the handi cap. I should say not! Mo.it of us at 20 felt perfectly compotont to boss the world. Italy lias cxerclbed a protector ate over 1.000 miles of the west African coast called "Somoliland" for 36 years, but has never done anything with the north half of It. She recently sent an army to oc cupy and control this part. The natives "welcomed the Italians with benevolence and sympathy," and surrendered 2000 rifles "with out Dulling a trigger." But it Is a fascist censored article which says so, and It sounds suHplclonily like a pink tea. An uncensnred United News dispatch would likely describe the upheaval very differently. Colgate University. Kuatcrn Champs. May Play University of Washington. Pacific Coast Title Holders; at Pasadena on New Yoars Pay. It will ta, as usual. If the kasterncrs ,wln they will crow, and If they loio It vkis thj unaccustomed weather. 'Children's I'kt uinl ' Cros Word Ptr..'u .,,. -11- Kt--'c I City Health Department Inspec tion of Dairies Shows Lower Score Than for Previous Month, Due lo Rains. For heavens sakes! Sure ly they can keep the rnln out of the milk If they want to. Running Ares. Vorrt I Of -nt Mid t'ttie pig in to o..lu:e an. sr.- Lu'ld his r.nue Word 4. Ore of t'l- hvjvenlv &o..'-s which irivrs uvlirT: Word 5. A rtrt "? tliv f.-.ni uord ti. A nr.'f.c;,: rojo.. r. inn nit P.. v. n Word I. A c:tv :n ii ;a !i Word 2 A lui . t " ' Votd ,'f. A w.K" rt Oi" vestk'zdav. r; '.:: ANsV. ... ;;: .Til We are very Justly and hu manely askod to support the Christmas Chest to assist Hie un employed and needy at Chrlxtmtix Time. However do they got on the rest of the year? Work? In New York a policeman held up the traffic while a cat carried her five kittens across the street. A commonter says that tho world ' ',, . "'V' - iff bl lilm up and ' loillng corned beef, add a mall onion, a pinch of ginger., a ""v,, "ml a bay leaf. ""i improve the beef. Publishers Column A gentleman whose travel-talks are known throughout (ho world. . tells a. following on. himself: "I ana booked for a lecture one night at a lit I lo place In Scotland, four miles from a railway station. "The chairman of the occasion, after Introducing mo as 'the mon wha's room here tan broaden oor Intellects." snld that he fell a wee hit of prayer would not ha out of place. "O Lord,' bo conlintiid, 'put It InUn the heart of this mon tae rpcak tho truth, tho hale truth, and naethlng hut the truth, and glo us graro tae understsn' him.' "Then, with a glance at me, the cltalrmon said. 'I've been a traveler nieu-:f !' The parson was trying to Illus trate to the class of small boys what was meant by moral cour age. ".Supposing," be snld, "twelve boys were sleeping In a dormitory and one suld his pruyers. That would be mornl courage." Tho boys quite understood. "Now." he went on,. "can any one give me an example?" "Yea," answered the lad In the back row. "If twelve clergymen were sleeping In a dormitory nnd ono didn't say his prayers, that would be moral courage." The line nl the ticket window was very long nnd very mixed. A stout course mun amused hlnnnlf during the long wait by whisper ing sweet nothings to a very pret ly Rlrl who stood next to him. Her chin tilted a little higher each time ho spoke, and then, exnsper ntcd, she turned on him. "I wlh you would leave mo nlono!" she cald angrily, "All rlclit. all right, my denr!" said the plump . ..,lt don.t cut me!" 'ho girl looked down scornfully. "You're In no danger of that," she replied. "I'm n Jewess." Why Is II that a publisher la alwsra flattered when hs knows I hat another publisher la reading his paper? An editor likes to knew that a style hs la setting Is followed. A rcpurter la greatly complimented when ill other reportsrs ask who wrote the story that la the child of his brain. The writer eollfeues lo a pink. Iliktlsh (eel. lug recently when he learned that a Rogue Itlvor valley editor and publisher had directed that The News must be bruuglit to his deak without full every morning, e e Yep. that little compliment made us Dot mad at anyone for at least a whole minute. Perhaps the ob!ous reasoa for this weak point for flattery la sufficient. The men who are themselves en Rased, la ed.tltii and publishing are noceaaaKly the most discrim inating critics. . Tho Individual reader may or may not like a newspaper, but It la difficult for him to formulate bis prejudice. The other editor knowa all about you. and. knowing all. when he llkea you, that helps make It a pleasant Cay. a The gauge of an editorial writ er's ability Is the frequency with which he Is quoted by other newspapers and by the newa di gest. It lakes time for a news paper to build a reputation fur having powerful editorials. Juot an occasional good one will pot do. Kdltorlala must be Interest ing, broad and constructive. If they contain a strong human sp in al. so much tho better. It U a chore to keep the editorial rol umiis up lo a high standard. Too many country editors permit them to lapse when they have no par 'Jrular axe to grind. . Orecon has newspapers which are respected for their editorial opinion throughout this country. The Portland Oregonlan is quoted throughout the nation more fre quently than la any ether newspaper in 1ho West. That la an enviable reputation. Tho Oregonlan has been long years achieving It, and has held It for a long time with roro consist ency. But The News, as we said, goea to an editor's desk every morning. We are modest. That pleases us Immensely. We find ourselves quotod occasionally. That nlso brings our little bow. Thank you. W. II. Empty glass tobacco Jara make very Interesting looking and very convenient containers. With soak ing, the paper Is easily removed from the glass Jar. and scalding water and a dry towel will polish It beautifully. One may be used for brown sugar, one for pow dered sugar, one for granulated sugar, and ono fur salt. Neat allckor labels pasted on ouch Jar Rive them the final kitchen touch. This flavor of the I, B. II. Stevenson, secretary of The Klamath News Publishing company, depose and say that the following are the holders of the entire Issue of rnpltnl stock of Tho Klamath News Publishing company, a corporation: IIYRON IIIJKI) NATK OTTKItREIN WALTKIl HTItONACH H. H. 8TKVKN80N. That no others are financially Interested in any manner whatso ever; that no parson other than those named above, no corpora tion, no company, nor any Indiv idual or Individual have any fi nancial Interest In any manner In The Klamath News Publishing company. Further that no cor porutlon, no company, nor any Individual other than those above named has any control' over" tho policies of this newspnper In any manner whatsnover. Any state ments to tho contrary, either Im pl ed or otherwise, are falsa and misleading. , n. II. BTEVErHON, u'Tr' K'mnth News Pub llshlng company. ' Attest: Watrrscw"t' nn,ar n,i,, ' 'or Klamath county. Oregon. 2 mJ ""n ,"In"'u, Heart & Probk I I rs. l;nMUl, J JOAvi L0 W Mrs. TkoaJ l"lded lo kseatt,, In t..H 1 ' surely aHttt fc ay j, Thirty." F.,fMt their own opiai preaa mine. Tb, roung .n,, ii wie uunk." l'jl tlcnieu rtsd.n, (a for a hususoa, tor d. am perfect. Than tiling. Wsillh,,,, the other kaad, , wno take aa actlvs J ork. fellows i J the business world, i all alike. Th.y (, sen.ibl, girl. It ,oi (I pet. etc.. you tra , J opinion. If yut the above, you an) ,1 other words thsy oJ Old-faahloaed. 1 ul Thirty" thai ala ,: wish to b (atsrtilaei nr which a tuist. Hi majority of tht f are looking ost (sc. may sound la umt aometlme la ay lift pointed In lavs, kit I and such Is lot U rl are the fellow ikal girl that doss mi al elaborate eDItrUliarf meet them. I ktq line of work, Ben along with tar ym le position, ass w have any gun m T. n. rails satt its Ilefore I will Bib I self to makssssssT will die anskaU.' you will rind isttVi more that M tkiai regarding tkli I have chaaiasa)s er since I wratirMl4 kind advice bu come thul "kial7 lei PITH Dear t "TKD BIU' Mrs. Tsssr of all. I do not cm1 a gentleman. Sscki makes the girls 4 them. If a girl ku man lo keep hit tnlnl)' li.n'1 worlk Iks girls do not glvs orn4 frc-m their me MfA them the big head, l Mr. Illll has a verfHIt such. Also Mr. Bill such a wonderful dr so why kick about lt girls csn't be expert d a great deal depend kind of partner yo with. It seems to ne pected all his younl to enlertsln him. don't believe Is IMP think la It the styl ! the man to do Iks not tho woman's pl elusion I wlb l '" much rnther (" 10 ly Clrl" than lo !' cort as Mr. Ted Dill. This column Is P" from Ted Rill, wkon tor has been the f comment. i PATRICIA: yo , and weight U P"" Ihlnk you should wel w.nt to know ko ,. .h..1,l not bt alfH ri,i f io or 15 pont""1 Inr while bread, P""" kmier and olhcr (' nr nt i ir" tmm vnur diet. of water dally, H ' ..... eeHttlH green siini. j . t .. . Ait. W ' least an nour are not consilP"'6'1'
