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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1926)
KLAMATH x OFFICIAL PAPER FOR riTY OF KLAMATH FALLS SATURDAY IrS r Conducted in the Interests of All AUiffciM c.ownr.y: uhjohi ihii. am mm; or ftrjUy An Independent Republican Kevzpape WhafsWroMfflloro? ii7 Hus m With SS Hats a) "Let u have faith that right tnake mi.hl. and in that faith let ui to the end dare to do our duty at we undertand it." Abraham Lincoln. v -I lirur Mi THE KLAMATH DAILY NEWS V.J .I'll Sucker America. .You- Come the Gre.it Danes With lottery si I ,4 Klamath Falls folk are being importuned to invest in the Great Danish Money Lottery. Lurid literature is being sent them through the mails. It seems that foi $40, the price of a whole ticket, the amount of $180,000 may be won: for $20, the price of a half-ticket. $90,000 may be won; or on a quarter ticket for $1 0 may be won $45,000. Emphasis on the "may" in each case. The scheme emanates from Copenhagen, and this is the first time that it has been heard of here. One of the headlines says, "Come Again to America Ye Danish Millions!" which indi cates that the advertising literature is espe cially prepared tor tha great American "suck er list." All of which goes to illustrate how easy Europeans think we Americans are, and how rich we are. But we have a sense of humor that the Europeans do not suspect, rhe man who got the lottery literature said: "Copenhagen snuff manufactured in America is about as close to this lottery game of the Danes, as I want to get." .3 : ;;r f u&-: , : , ... , .... --Trf';---.'"- t" ;S . . J s I' " J . . ' - ' "- - V . ' ' ' .' --'e , ,"' ; , e ' - - 11 4D -,','i '. :' 1 ..I., ... i lor hiii. til I hati ai!,4i i The Neglected Ocean Clubs Co-operate. Ki-iCanis and Rotary Hand in Hand Rotary and Kiwanis clubs are to work to gether for the advancement of Klamath, it is planned. And this spirit of co-operation is of utmost importance to the community. Separately these two thriving organiza tions have been quietly and persistently work ing for the good of the greatest numbers, rath er than for the individual. And their accomplishments have been many. They are eternally and ever at the good work, day and night, week in and week out. With a centralized effort manifest in all matters of common or community interest the two clubs may quadruple their achievements. And Klamath needs every bit of such worthy works on the inside of its affairs. H) ( I, AUK K!N WItJ. The New York Motion Picture commis sion last year rejected 34 feature pictures. The big producers all try to make their wares to suit the taste of New York, and the rest of of the country thereby enjoys the benefits of of the New York state law. Will Hays has tried without success to have the law repealed And those who advocated the New York laws are trying to secure federal enactment of sim ilar legation in order that pictures consid- cicu uniit tor iew York cannot be through the rest of the country. It is iM-romir-K cummiin r r thu man and that. srieQtiftt or hnt Tfi. to tay that It dim htm m util.fe l tli utmost the ihith i1 nature lyins n-Rl'ctod in hit laj. two hours would runtitu'p a rtay'a work. Ami true. Mankind may mill conli'M. wuh Xtwton. that we ar but as rhll-dr-n playing on the j-aihore. and Ka-.herlnr; bre ai.d thT a pre! tier h. ll or a more d. '.irate n a ied than uveal. hUe ihe icr.'.-it oi-cin of trurh hex a:i und... end be.re u. Th-r ii no aio! substanre, the full uses and propertlen 0f which are yet known lo un; we muM labor from rooming to nlubt to ex:,t, while If we rould but avail ourxlve, more fully of the prop-rUe of matter and the forr.es of nature. It la probable that an hour or two would fully supply all our bod.ly and r-asonable an-n. and leave ua ample time for the cultivation of the mind. The time will come. It an be n. when teat of the sun and tide, of the ocean will run our mo-ors. and food ,UI manu. fa. lur-d aynthlrally beit,.r anii mor- efficiently than it lan be grown. A th',:iani, a million di,,ov. r '' U,"rf- ". under our very "'-. Who ever thought that the '' a.r jri.i:nd u rnuld I,, i . , In lT...v. ,,,lr thixilthll t., a: Hie :t, 1 dr. wurld? Wbil- ..., chrl.tuin m turns ,-.-. ,n,i wi.r.e than jv mll'lon- ..f ,, ney ,n ,! r "her. and IV.t like ,. i-riliory and "prinrlples." 'h. grrai , , ., ,l( (ruln , un , covered l..f.,r.- 'hem." How rvi recrion If; Il.ay be (.'.r.. i'i fousht. 7:.i ruidi d. u;.i , . Will ? (, The cnfi,, 1 , ij"!irir. I'll 1!. , men, and r. f.: lam'1. The norant noutn- tii.T. to liKlslate change con- Mian. All ihini-A rr. n (h.nne lo ,. thine new. . v.methlng sirnnite. Hat is rruiliil s by the I.iwh of ml In whaievi-r c! : u:k :id advance, VMi ' 1 '' progress ;l I... 'I'irant, the mi-, n the major!') "f "ie old. the n. 1 i'-pnient. improvi'. mi. Is alwax lh 'i riounee th.s. dr il this, and try .iri.nst that. I.mi I'hnnge i r' n- 'p watitnl i aa our aniiii lllitr, tliiiikitig rah llmr would- iL U.l. Iiul I guru I lis. Is. 1 tut I wlirn I lmv ur die asw a. man wliii la giMid a fr a m rsli i ai i-inieravd. but lias the nwa. I rt. arlflstl. Jratnlls 1 1 (v., II u, j eer knew When I niariird kla i urr II years agn he drank III. a : li.h I aiomt all and was kind is Mm when ha riai home full sal ho was ail mean at this I mr rnuld hardly aland him He meat on one Irrrible spell, tame bums. kniMked thv dmir off, ramr (, ait alik -d and hs-gsa la fight nw. 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Ilut ' once la a while we do need a few things t had two old dresses made over and the lic.le riM-na ; of tusi a lesr dollars la nmk lliem i over hurls hint rrry lime I spend a dollar on ni)srf. have pray ed to die. for I don't fii-l life Is worth living. I rould do some little Ibllig such as baking rakes for parlies lo make a llitle money I ran rail my own. He ha, 13 a week for bis spending money. 1 hate to take a rent mil for he eas he Is earning the money. He wants to lake ihe money and di ode II In half and pay the hills. I bare done Ihe paying of them nmre lhan II )ears and he never h.i lo go out of anyone's wav be- r-am add one half raife he owes tlletn. and If I three tablespoons ran'l he irqsted on. I am nol go ing lo lake a half Let him pend his and nm pay the hills I am I "I a'tl rild In ' e )i ! In Im a u' If ill in-ftrrr a-n't-d the )otmg- "Thi-ri- u r. uking no- ImiU: ful at li nos ihsn ihe setting sum." 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Some Pages from American IK Dinner Stories shown Th trc are many people who think a F,o,:i form of government would be good for this country, but the trouble is that no one here arises above the mob as does Mussoli Kln AifiyfcMl of Kpaiu llkeg or- i. :v i I ) to travel ineocnlto. Not '"' " ""TV runs, he mo- , '"red und-r an Mum. I name ! throuch -he w,ld region of Castile j "n-l put up al modem Inn. The ! 'oil'-;:.;- morning, dering to I "': I..- a.k.d Ihe rhambermal, ' '-ring h.rn a mirror. When ,hn 1,8,1 ""h- so :,he remarked: "You I re no' Jm,t "hut tlier,. Ik .omi thmg al t ptrhap, ) I,. !ng n. , 'ourt ;,t M,, , I' S, I , "Tertian, "'i-y h!nu'-lf. Ye.." ' ' "And , yr)U . for "' thll,g:,j") tj10 kinK "I'm Hhavliig Mm Ju,t ariKWered. worg for ,1 hi "Oh. replied. how." uni in an ordinary traveler. One lifter rambling when he ( moon a traveler . a louniry roail, erved a snu.ll l. .,, TIIK HTIHIV or TIIK I llol.l V AH. Now ihrrn were "promoters" In the days of our rolonlnl hlsiory Juet as there are proinoli-rs now for real ealale booms and all lhat sorl of thing. The Carolina promoli-rs w ished lo ft'ililu.h a pluniiillon rolonv In Ihelr li-rrltory. They wanted II,.- rolony lo he novel In lis proilme I'tr-nty of tol.iHio and rorn being raised In other plnres. They thought In rulsn Mlk and ullvn oil nnd so have a "rorner" on Ihe murkel In these limn. So n rolony wax plumed, i tn t I ho silk nnd olive nil ,n, .,! follow. Hie loloolMls .11,1 as they pleased nboul it nnd mined lobm-m. They Hunted lorn. And Ihey raleed lv Blo, k. The men W, ,..,, (l) ,.ar,nil were froniler.ni.ii. They were, not 'ay lo handle or oonirol. If any one miido .my ntiempt i roairaln ih'-m II, .-re ws Hl,r,. i , tmuhl,,. Ihey w,.r.. k , wM, w,.,t hrOHI1 you ,. nnw , ,,ln 1Mvlt pl.,,iril ahowa. They ,-ould not , ,rl1.ni Ihey rould not hit furred. The rusloinH oftli lnl, trffrl lo rn f;'re Ihr. 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