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SATURDAY. JULY
ALASKA
Much lias been written of the won
derful bargain the I'nited States got
when we purchased Al.iska from
Russia for JT.nOO.OOO. At the time
there was nothing but criticism for
Secretary Seward. For years his ac
quisition was called "Seward's Fol
ly," but as the facts concerning the
territory became known and its won
derful treasure house unlocked, the
tuue changed. Today there is none
to deny that, save for Jefferson's
3,000,000 purchase from Napoleon
in 1S03, this was almost the greatest
purchase the I'uited States ever
made.
Renewed evidence of the great
value of Alaska and of its wealth of
natural resources is found in the lat
est bulletin of the Alaska bureau of
publicity. For the month of .May
the exports from the territory
amounted to $6,175,676, or almost
as much as Russia received from
Secretary Seward. Furs valued at
$4,227,720 comprised the greatest
portion of the exports by value. Next
in value was ore. at over a million,
the rest being made up chiefly of
fish products.
The total shipments for 1919
amounted to $42,476,018 and the
imports to $29,396,S69. Products
for the year were valued at $75,306,
988. Minerals run a close race with the
fisheries for. leadership in the ter
ritory. Other resources in process
of development, according to the bul
letin, will rapidly add to Its wealth.
The candor of the bulletin in ad
vising stenographers, nurses and
school teachers not to-look for work
in Alaska is pleasing. "Stay where
you are," it says, "unless HE writes
and says that the cabin is ready and
the preacher is at hand." If the
rest of its material has been prepared
with the same care as jo facts, its
editors are to be complimented.
Land Sharks
We used to journey off to Rome to spend the
long vacation; but now we jaunt around at home,
for rest' and recreation. Our native land has all
the goods that any country oilers; our mountains
and primeval woods rebuke the would-tour scoffers.
We have a string of gorgeous parks, anil rivers,
lakes and oceans; we also have all kinds of sharks
who stir up wild emotions. When any region
makes a hit. and people go to view it, the natives
say. "1'efore they flit we'll get their rolls, beshrew
it!" The stranger who's within their gates, in his
new bib and tucker, is trimmed by profiteering
skates who greet him as a sucker. The landlord
dishes up a meal that tastes like brick and mortar,
and charges, with his nerve of steel, two dollars
and a quarter. The pirate of the rooming shack
no conscience has in keeping, and for a bed that
breaks your back, his charges set you weeping.
The system's foolish and insane, so profiteers will
find it; and gaudy advertising's vain if piracy's
behind it. The man who's stung in Glossy Glen
will te.ll the world about it; and he won't seek that
glen again, and all his friends will flout it.
President BVon the Job
Hrl -
SafeAJ. Ifiimt aUs orwi aft,.'
For the first
time In nine
months Presi
dent Wilson re
sume his du
ties at the dosk.
This is the first fa
picture, other K
tnan tnose oi
1 taken since his
illness. He re
turns to active
duty looking
much bettor
than was ex
pected and full,
oi his old spirit.
Minn "' sjiav , ,
. j. rK:.-,.. .as. Ji i?;;. Tjy.
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XZL
KNOWS NO PERIOD OF JOY
Camel Famed as Possessor of Perpet
ual "Grouch," From Its Birth
to Its Death.
. Id selecting the camel as their em
blem, anti-prohibitionists display a
sense of fitness1 According to some
authorities, though the camel ct-neral-ly
fills his tanks with water, when he
has the chance he substitutes date
Juice, which, fermenting In tliie course,
gives him a portable store of nlmhol
to draw on as opportunity allows. Even
with "soft" drinks the camel's powers
of absorption are phenomenal. Water
ing a camel train on the march Is a
prolonged business, seeing that some
camels require as much ns 20 gallons
to satisfy their thirst On esthetic
Perfumes the Air.
Vlolet-scentixl seaweed crows In
the lakes of the Manylslilnk penhistiln.
in the Caspian sea, mid the pleasant
odor therefrom scents the nlr for miles
around.
grounds, bowever. o'oL'ctlnns niilit be
raised to sHectlni; for an emblem an
nnlinnl whose face has been ilewrlbi'd
as "a sculptured sneer." The camel
Itself Is said to be so little In love
with Its appearance that It never
drlnkR from a pool without Hrt foiil
Inc the water so ns fn he spared the
sight of Its own relleetlon. Nnr flof
Its character bear Inspection. "The
camel." says an oriental proverb,
"curses Its parents when It has to pi
uphill and Its Maker when It goes
down." Camels are born sail (even
yoiinccnmel are never known to nlay). i acting.
and their life Is one lung protest ' cai screen In many weeks to ap-
agnlnst being made
Chester Guardian.
AT THE MOVIES
For swift-moving, electrifying en
tertainment and finished, forceful
nothing has come to the lo-
MICKIE SAYS
(MOiCE)
NES.WtSOLD
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THtNK V4t'e.E
GlT"flr4 OUT -
NES.WES
' OUT. BUT I
VVJEEV I
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. . 6u(rttHtt.
to work. Man- prouch "Alias Jimmy Valentine,"
' starring Kert Lyttel, which was, seen
i at the Grand theater last evening
Bulletin "WAtt'T ADS" Bring Re- and will be seen tonight for the last
suits Try Them. time. t, K
A "J civ i fH tv,', ' ,
rl!:i-l.;,.
Miss Helen Loulso Jackson, leader In woman affairs, says high
price in women's appurol would coma down In i inrry if all woinou
would adopt moderate, yet neat form of dross .nd she shows how
three costumes are enough for any young woman. First tho business
ur street suit of surge; next the school suit of uavy skirt and middy,
tnd third, the house drosn vt any pleasing wash mntorlul
IN HIGH COURT AT 24;
4
1 Q'Wi'
From the opening scene to the;
final rlose'itp, this Metro screen ver-1
slim of rit ti I Armstrong's Inleina
tionally celebrated crook drama held
its itudleiii'e In u breathless tension
of Interest.
Mr. I.ytell'ii acting was a feature
that must not be passed over without
trihiito to Its art. Kspeiially notlre
t'ble was the fact that this young
star exhibited restraint In places
where over-acting would have
spoiled the illusion. This quality.
coupled with a dynamic fire la t he I
tighter moments, enhanced the play
In no mean measure.
"Old l.ady 31." at the Grand Mon
day and Tuesday. Is a story of plain
folk. It Is the simple narrative of
"Anglo" Hose, the kind of woman
your mother Is and mint, u:.i Cap-: !
tain Abo Rose, her improvident litis-! , ,
band. Through sunshine and storm ""1 "" " K""""m r'K "",m
those twj.ln have walked down life's A" " I1'")', with Kiunia
pathway hnnd In hand always lov- l'unn playing Angle, "Old f.ady 3 1"
crs. proved 11 sensational New York sac-
Kven when poverty conies to bow cess, and Is still playing Ihniughii'K
Ihelr gray heads, and they see their Hie civilized world. On the screen
homo and Its precious treasures go-ilt gains, rather Ihuii loses, uny of
lag miller the auctioneer's hammer. I rare charm and beamy
tlulr devotion Is undlmmed. Angle j Jack London's novel. "Hurtling
plans to end her days In the old . Daylight." will he seen at the Liberty
Ladles' home. Abe Is reconciled to : theater Sunday and Monday nights
tho alms house, lint at the galu of - !' Is a production of thrilling excite.
tho homo for aged women the mi-! tiiont, from tho first vivid sweep In
gulsh of parting overcomes them. tho wild Yukon gold rush to the
Finally, Abo is taken Into the stock market panic, with the lives of
home along with his faithful mate, j hundreds hanging In the balance as
and, properly ticketed ns "old lady the world financiers -fought their
31," ho enters into tho dally lift of money batiln
Miss Porn Palklu of Connecti
cut. 24 year: old. Is tho youngest'
woman lawyer admitted, to prao
tlco In the United rllntes"fjuprema
Court. Buo graduated in 1S10
the Institution as tho only male In
an Kden of faded spinsters mid an
tique "wldder women." For a while
all goes well. Then Abe can stand
It no longer. "I chimin whether I'm
a man or woman," he walls. And he
runs away.
What happens after I hat Is devel
oped In Itachel t'rothers' most adroit
style, in u drama that Is as fragrant
as an old-fashioned garden, ns tender
Not since the picture version of Sir
Gilbert I'arker's "The Itlght of Way"
has there been a screen drama that
reproduced so siircessf ally the spirit
of the book wit limn sacrificing lis
dramatic effectiveness. And not
since "The tight of Way" lias there
been more beautiful singing, with
every detail worked out In masterly
fashion.
An ullslar ciist of actors cooperat
- W Yg S0D OLD PAYS "j
'
-IN YE NEAR-BY TOTURE j
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KLl VtiRlXX FROM JiZAS
orders shiploads of ohsmloals, groat
tluaatities of wool, lumber, print pa
.per, flour, machinery, garments and
canned goods from Oregon
lor Oregon produots are ao good their
fame extends to the far-away Orient.
Aasoolated Industries of Oregon
r:mia:.':ii::imt::mn:!:M::!i::;!!a::n:i::m:Mim
Bend Monumental and
Cut Stone Works
Dealers in Monuments. All Kinds
of Cemetery Work. . Let us figure
with you on any tiling in Cut Stone,
Corner Minnesota and Wall St.
Phone Baker's Expreas. Black 1591.
FRANK J. MEHL. Mgr.
'intmiHffimuMiimimmira ,,,)
Grand
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GRAND
MONDAY & TUESDAY
III' ISaU
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ILLI0NS
pave lauKccl
at,
ilOLB
1ADY
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tithcSUjlc-5ceit
pn the Screen with
a -u
UNN
ALSO
EDDIE POLO
IN
"The Vanish. np; DajfRcr"
od to Klvo a porformnnca that ronl-
Iznd ono's concoptlon of tho vivid
chnrnctors drawn by Jack London.
Particularly is tills trim of Mitchell
I. owls in tho tlllo rolo.
"MiirnltiR DnyllKht" Is tho niimo by
which EIiiid llarnlHh la known in tho
Yukon, llo Is tho spirit of tho groat
outdoors bright with tho dazzling
siinshlno of life, tender with tho tcn
dornoHS of tho fllrong, dark with my-
lorlous brooding In vtiBt spncoH, tin
gling (illicitly with nlomontul Joys
tind lurnod ns quickly Into n littrrl
cann of stormy passion ho It htito
or lovo.
All of this was miggOHtod In Mr.
Lowls' portrayal of tho clinrncl.nr.
Hut tnoro hiihily tirllHtlo was his do
llnnallon of tho gradual dolonriiillon
of tho ouldoorH tnan nmld tho Inald
Ioiih feriimnoos of city llfo In Now
York Tho poison of tho stoclt timr
kot wtirlts Hb way Into Ilin-nliig Dny
llglit's svBlotn. Moral dogrudtttlon Is ,
roady to soke him as a prey.