The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 10, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKitnuv, nov,.:mku tn If PAOK TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON kJf t 6 I t . ft U JK. 4 r up &$l I r, r1 ' fi'. The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Published dally except Sunday bv TbB Herald Publishing Company cf Klamath Falls, nt 115 Fourth street. Entered at the poMofllce at Klamath Falls Oregon, for transmission through ' the malls as second-class matter. I " I Subscription terms by mall to any address In tho United States: ' Oae jear $5.Ct One month .oO i FRIDAY, XOVF..MIIKR 10, til HI BOMB PLANTED ! IN NEWS OFFICE SUITCASE CONTAINING lUttllt IS FOUND IX OFK1CK OF HAY WARD ,10URN'AI FOUND TEN MINUTES 1JEFOKE TIME. "United Press Service. . OAKLAND, Nov. 10.-A sultcnse ..,,, w cJrl.nth's most oxtrnor- contalnluga.bomb similar to tho onov,narv nch!rvemom lth ,,, wv exploded during the preparedness -ph-ot'0.Sp5c,BC,Pt ..Thc nlrth of a Xn. -parade In San Francisco last summer ,. comIl)B ,() je ,1()U was luunu mis uiuruuig in iiiu iruuu omce o tne Hnywaru Journal. The night watchman discovered the mltcase ten minutes before thu "time it was to explode. He and others played water on the suitcase untl the clock in the bomb stopped. No reason for dynamiting the Journal building Is known. NATIONAL LEAGUE SHOWS WEAKNESS PRESIDENT TE.VER ADMITS THE BASEDALIi PLAYED IX HIS CI It CUIT IS XOT SO SNAPPY AS THAT OF AMERICAX LEAGUE. ki By HAMILTON' (United Press Staff Correspondent) ' NEW YOHK. Nor. 7. The weak- aess of the National League brand of "baseball, as compared with the snappy brand dished out by the American "League, pointed out by the United Press in the last world series, was ad mitted today by Governor John K. Tener, president of the National Lea gue. It Isn't Wllbert Robinson who is so much to blame for the loss of the world series, according to Governor Tener, but Is due to the fact that the players who made up the National League club were wholly unable to do the things which might have won ball games. It would have been use less, Tener contends, for Robinson to follow tactics other than the ones be did follow. The fielding, Governor Tener 'agrees, was something awful, and the Brooklyn club never has a chance against such a grand organization as the Red Soz. Tener, hpwever, Is extremely opti mistic and he believes that before the time comes for another world series his league will be strengthened tn such an extent that it will give Its Tival opposition of the sternest sort. "Work is now being done, he declares, which will give the National League undoubted strength. The National League prexy agreed that there were several clubs in the National League at the close of the last playing season which would have given the world scries fans a better run for their money than did the odgers. He diiln'tname these clubs, but it was evident ho does not be lieve the best club In the National Leaguo won the pennant. SHIPPIN'GTON SIDELIGHTS . A fancy dress ball will bo given In St. Cloud on Thanksgiving evening, November 30, at which a $j cash prize will bo awarded tho couple wearing the ilnest and most artistic costume; $3 ca3h prize to tho couplo, who are best square dancers; 2 casli prize fo.- couple who arc best waltzers, A '.'iarnond ring to tho handsomest inl find 'a watcn and chain to the ' handsomest gentleman. fs. The general equipment for the ball will be the most costly ever as sembled at St. Cloud and every guest must possess an invitation. ! t SjJMmt s!lMii -r Hf iHKv vTVCw-JWWfc .ir V ' 6vombor 4-23, Is that of making history Ihe. He has touched the high peaks of American hlsttuy tho In troduction of slavery, tho war of secccsalon, the surrender at Appo-n-.atox, tho lieitli of Lincoln, thy mi, crfoi of ro onstructicn and tho les toratlon of thu South to It-; owp. . These things, It would have seemed a j ear ago. wcro bvond tho mot'on ilie lips of cterans who momoutarily i picture enmera. Tl-e master tiro- forget that it U only a picture. It li 'ducer had the faith of an enthusiast, haru to keep one's foot fiom dancing i With 12.000 feet of celluloid film ho to the well beloved tunes of the mar has successfully combined a thrilling, ttai miihlc. Scenes In tlio latter half plausible and dignified presentment of the pictures are so skillfully man of naational upgrowth with a loal si god that often tho appliuye Is pr.ic and human loe story based rn tically continuous for half to three Thomas Dixon's book romance. "The quarters of an hour. Clansman." As it appears to tbe "Cabrla" and "Quo Vadls" marked newspaper and magazine critics. Mr. great steps forward In tho acrton Griffith has not only surpassed the art of the "Indoor" theater, but ho has also develoed a new art form far superior to the old style history or historical nove. The be3t character- iizatlon of It so far Is that of a very eminent public man, who has called It "history by lightning." I Mr. Griffith employed 18.000 peo- ple in taking these historical pictures. The battle scenes were actual dupll- cates of Bevera, of the c,v W(r rnt. Mii War Thins From Foreign Legions' By HENRY WOOD (t'uited Press StHff Correspondent) WITH THE FRENCH LEGION. France, Oct. 19. (By Mail) Eight hundred odd Americans enlisted In the famous French Foreign Legion la the early part of the war. The Legion, which is one of the finest fighting regiments in France, has participated in nearly all of the big offensives to date, and m3ny of the American volunteers were killed or permanently wounded In these actions. The American contingent suffered especially heavy during the big French offensive in Champagne last September, where, tho regiment, as usual, covered Itself with glory. Since then, fully :0 of the Ameri can legionaries have been transferred at their own request into the Franco American Flying Corps; others have secured their discharge, while quite recently the remaining ones have manifested an ardent desire to get into the French regiments which tho French government has finally per mitted them to do. The legion at tho present moment is defending one of the more quiet sections of the French front, whero tho first lino trenches run just in front of one of the most beautiful rnd most idstifric ohateaiis of Franco. Tho chateau ltelf has boon com pletely destroyed by tho Germans, but thq grounds, In which the legion Is encamped, remain almost as beau tiful as ever. The transfer of tho legion into this Idral spot for a fow weeks of quint trench fighting is in recompense for the brilliant part played by it In tho early part of the Sommo offensive, where It suffered heavy losses. Almost tho first man whom I met In tho legion, after the .officers, was a 19-year-old boy 'of St.' Louis, Mis souri. Although a member of the legion for only the past nine months he is proudly wearing the much cov Special Triumph of a New Art I KV AND (.'KANT T APPO.MATTO 1 "TIM; IIIK (!!,ts, and so wore tho facbliutlioi of tit-i'iirtant events. Wo soo Mnco'ii nmeng his oouncollors Issuing tho ('ill for volutitcois. llrant and l.oe shah irp hands at Appomatov, tlio shot t'ctit Jein: Wilkes Hooth llred, tho ficoilman's bureau,' the carpeth.ig ror3" cco3so.5, und the fnmoiu rliloi of ths KuKlux. Tlio realism Is al r:nst uncanny. Often tho old war shouts nro hcurd in tlio audience from drama. "The Dlrth of a Nation" points a still more wonderful devol- opment, the old dramatic form hav- Ing beep thrown away and tho epic or historical form substituted. Tho old reproach ngalnst the "ten-tent movie" U forever removed. I It Is a curious sight now in .Vow York to see dozens of speculator ask- Ing three or four dollnrs for a spiu for moving pictures, whilst Inside at ,he box offlce thQ pubc Kady pays i Americans eted decoration of the Croix do (lupr re which he won in a brilliant bayo net charge on the Somme. Of the original 100 American volunteers,- who sailed from New Yoi k on the Rocbambeau August 4, 1911, Immediately following the declara tion of war, only four remain. These aie a lieutenant of Seattle, who Is undergoing special treatment at I'oils for bullet through the lungs; a f-ergeant of New Orleans; a private of i'an Francisco, and a private of New York. In the legion's brilliant bayonet charges on the Sommo three out of the four battalion commanders were Killed, the remaining one, Comman dant Weddell, an Englishman, having been decorated with the Lnglon of Honor for his bravery. Numerically, the legion has nif feicd heavily tlnco the beginning of tl e war, owing to the largo number of volunteers who have boon ic ousrcl in order lo return homo and light with their own armies. Thn Italians, for example, returned homo when Italy declared war; the Oiceka at the moment of Oreok mobilization, and the Roumanians with tl.olr coun try's entrance into tho conflict. Novei tholess, tho legion stllj Ium member.! from forty-eight different nations. Ono of the fow Grocloi re maining, told mo lie had co'ino all tlio way fiom Jerusalem to fight for Franco and bad preferred to remain rathor than return to his own colors. I.lkowifio, n remaining Italian, who had lived all his llfo only two days "on foot" from Itomo without over having soon tho "Elornnl City," had preferred to continue fighting for Franco rather than return to his na tive land. If you rue looking for'n'lioiiio In the city or country, Clilicoto cuii mivo iyou money, 7 Til OF NATION" the r.-gular scale of prices nt a fa-h-lon-ilo motroiiolltnn thoater. Tho labor Involxod In this iiowit sort of picture making Ih enormous. There aro .",000 scparato nml Indi vidually posed scenes Involving about 200,000 Interesting dotal!. Tlio mu sical ncoro Is as complex anil olnb orato as that of any grand opera. Although not a wordis pukcn on tho stage, the musical and mechan ical effect Miiploy a huuitroil II -th and blood helpers nightly. In btli'f, film dwarfs tie inorngo stage piny Into Insignificance. Theatrical producers and observer aro wondering what will bo tho next evolution of the art. Will the cluoma oplnco tho text hooks In tho public kchools? Will tho Walter Scotts and the V. M. Thnckerys of tho future do pictures Instead of novels? Will tho historian bo replaced by the camera man, and (lit still life painter by ouu who, like Crinith, ran turn out hun dreds of Kcmhrnndt, Carot and Turner-like scenes In an evening' enter tainment? Son.e of those fluoric srom daring now, even grotesque. Yet in view of u-liot is happening around us. It is hard to say, Impossible to set any limits to tho future achievements of the motion plcturo. The New Yoik l.lfo write nirc life luMinuinrv than nny other coin pminy. Wli? V. T. Mi:tM?hrn 9-2t lour h: m iMMVt lixw' Tho llolplim H" Hocioty mot mi . WodnrMilay l tlio homo of MrH. W. . m . very M (illllllllll'l', All loport a iiaiiiiiit nii'otliiK. ,, ",M I i:. (1. WIIhiiii Iiiih ii'Oiriu'.l to I lunm nt I'orvulllH. I Mih. (1, II. Iriniliowiir Imn roturnoil 'to hor home, nftiT hiiimiiIIiik a fow iliiyn with her IiiimIiiiiiiI nt Klamath . FnllM . ' Wliilo hiiwIiik '"! for Mr. Vuvrloa .1 l llallcy 'l tlirt'tt lliiKurH on IiIh rlKlit hniiil iiulto liailly. Ir. I'attm kiiii In nttiMiilliiK to tlii'm. mid Mr, llalloy luipox to hi1 nliltt to liniullit tint in-Hit' ukuIii hooii. ami liy Ki'ttliiK liolp HiiIhIi tho work ho linn con. timh'il In tho Mtilln vicinity. 1 Our roci'iit rolil wnvo nml HIIOW aturm roinliulrt thimo who havon't li rir ci tips nnoil for that It In tlmo to do mo, nml iioiaro to nil by tlio II ro wlitm tho wliul IiowIh, mh It illil a fow iltiyx last woolc. Mr. I. S. Mlllor Iiiik lotunimlto l.or homo nflor hitvlni; ttinint Kovornl wroks with her dttiiKhlorii at Stork-K-ii, Cnllf. If ItV hi till liiivltiu, HV nrtli MIllllK. .U Clllll'HtO. In. A Check on the First State and Saving Bank I a 1'lioitc on your payutoiitii. When U i union bark to you It Is nu luillitputublo receipt for your money. 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