The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 13, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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'THEKLAMAtH 'NEWS
Otfse Kila Latest
. ; Residential Site
Dertlopineut pf tlto . property
loli tHa wont ..shore of ' Upper
Klaaialb lake hutch apace wllb the
times, and Ouso'Klla the latest
noriio slto to be opened to the public
li . tut ' being told. Sunday . tha
opening tr, found a food crowd
of prospective barer and R. - P.
Oliver, owner of. the tract reported
today Uatt eererwl home are al
ready planned end will be eon
tructed oa. .'..,,
Soma of those wbo bought Sun
day "iwofe: Oeorgo' Johnson, who
will soon start oo a beautiful none
booMi'O. U llosely, end Mr.
Strand, manager, .of . the Cutter
Brown aho (tore, and eterl oth
er, who ere glad to be claused
a owner of these eaautry place.
- A wcll.le already drilled why
will eupplr the tome site with ell
the' cold-, fresh' water mauled and
road and. atroete a-lll soon bo.gre
teledi and graded.- The main drive
will be: Jf.. feet wide, according .to
Oliver., , Two altea hare been e
eryad for .parka, one on -the lake
sharp o farther back' on" the
WU . for ttnol' courts.
Restrictions 1a thl section provide
for bpos, costing ' notr If (s thin
480.,v.. -'V ; .'C'ri
- 'IH'ieg IhU.week le, crfh and
cake are being . rred to'. vUttor
' at the homo site. . and almen
from a number of real eitata firm
are, to be on the ground , W -show
nnalwu.tllt' hii reM tYOUOd. ' ..' T
,. . , ,
Deaf -Men Dance to
-Jazz Band's Music
DBNVf,jColo..Jlr 1 VD
rieaaure-beat delegate' of the
National Fraternal Society ' of tho
Df 'awared and glided through
walttc- a'o 4Wrots' tonight - In
perfect time with the mule of
)m band which none could hear.
ll aaavtfcf oolrtrahjiBJt' klll
DeaTer'a . Jaulest Oil ..bind.. Jrad
&eb hired and thocltr'a moat elab
orate "woodoa-flooted hallroam hod
been engaged.
' The delegate explained ther lad
Insisted, on tho .woodoni floor; be-
cauae their recaption of dsnce music
.come, throuah Tlbratlon. prlncl-
palJy through- tho floor lie' -which
aenaltlaf d ' sense . rcspof d. atone
' of concrete f4oo.Jtb)ey ldi -would
Hatpin them their vibration.
. .More than ' 1.000 delegaCe' ar:
attoadlac i . eoaTtntloo i wwen
opened hers' ;. today. ,. Tho. : society;
has 1147 meat her
Incurable Optimist'
; Tells How1 to Live
r NSW. YORK. 'July 11. )
. Chsuncey M. Do Pew, et-nator,
' railroad 'president, lawyer,1 the' wit
t Knii.AMfia - aV dinner, admitted
"lacuratle optimist' and one of the
ntn niiehi-nfter men In the world
' for a "recipe". on how to llve'to.be
at least 9 J years 'old nis present
age today rrvrtlrd to the . Assocla
. in mrtARH lo a ouerv.
why' he conMdt,"Ufo worth ir-
Mr. 1'4 few who goo to - his
y'" office In tho New torh Central r4n-
way overy day, sat back In hU
' : awlTel cbalr and In reply to the
query said In a determined ione:
. Hnn.ai.ui t Aw .that' vhv lcon
'-' alder llfo worth living. Because I
,ln ' ' '
.tt. wa .a matter, of cholco, , ho
added. . "The blues are boredlltry
hniii Mv father and my
' - craadfatlict both died with .the
Z blue low aplrlt. They. wore
'' IhAtnulTM out worrvlna and t could
itAnA th umB thine, hot I
I". decltcd to take anothor view of
. thing. I think, llfo l wortn imng
becauso I decldM lonr ago fo think
.. . 4rfr whll a man
x Just gel Into tho habit then of
continuing 0 1 t h 1 n k- .that , woy
haknH vlll nSKer 1 BUOnoSO.
"The ,wy.,,to.bo. contented with
llfo I .'to bo. contented. It Is
man's' part to make a much he
can. of his life.' .' ' . 1
"Thostf ,who' at times got ' .o
down In' tho, month they hltk 'tuny
lost tholr Judgment. 'h0
man needs a limo noip, .
help, tor whatGod doctr Us to -take
boh) .of a person . and ahovr him
whit ho ran do with Bis nrex' f
V .7. .i-... r.nrf Ufa filled
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li.L .....tiHa. ikun P.enrv nav
',V11U lUIOIWlllli ---
titortT W,'onltlln" neW-bookf,
peoplo, .talk, eveni. wora in in
of- tnv vl' Tl ln''o
old- .riut I began finding .tho. world
lUnrcst lng - long ago. v 'pereou
should do that. You can't cultivate
a taste for travel nt.0 or . asto
for athletics.
I Then,-eventually roo've -got to
un vaiir mind how toil stand.
Vor my parl every, .day I take an
; Inventory mcntdl,' moral and spirit-
: ,Cbauncey,, I ' Vay ' Ho' ' lfivself,
'how do yon find yoursolf thl
''., mornlngT What'a on the good
. aldoT Wbafa oo the bad side?'
"And notwithstanding my dls
. spirited heredity, I find, somehow,;
. ' I awaya come out On the optimistic,
". . ald.e, oven on days woen I have to
Y; "'.t ! dentist."
w ' .It will bo lt youf vnUo to
investigate tus oulpmDt n '-
Ice wndered at the. Klamath, Vil-
: ' toy. pspar.;;;;;y ----.
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