The Evening herald., August 20, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TWO STEAMERS RUN
r.
i Straits of Juan do fugn, owing to a
t linnvv fnir.
AGROUND ON SHORE) The Yomol Is In a dnngorouu posd-
Hon on tlio llaco Kocks, IT lnllos
SKATTLH, Aug. 20 A wireless ' west of Victoria, wlilln the Shltulil
mnuuen received horn today stated Is on Hontleal Island.
hn tn-n .l.-in.innso stennipni. thn Ynm-. The steamer Shltulu was
1)11. lll.KYTIIINd I.KAVKS.
Dr. Wallace M. lllcythlng, spo'l.il
1st In diseases of tho heart ami no'V
out system, loft Tuesday mernttn: for
a week's business trip to Portland.
lloatod'i)r uieythliiK's patients will bo hand-
visiting s
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ot Mnru and tho Shlndu Mara, lr.nl '" '"s anornoon. n is proceouii.K w i,y I)r. A. A. some, witn wiwm
run aground on the shores of tho, to Port Angeles In a leaky condition ,)r mUythliii: Is associated.
HE SATISFIED
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Siili'iiild' Writes That Kliiiniilli I'uIN
.iiiiltli'l Itself Willi Honor In
Handling the I let nils of the lit out
Coim'titlon. :
Goethe - Napoleon
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StiO-vro
If after you Ituvo worked and tug-
ged mid planned and schemed to do
something for someone else, and after
tho Jolt Is done you feel that you have
"put It over" In pietty Reed style,
and some fellow comes along uuil
alnps yon, on the hack and says. "Kid,
you did fine." doesn't It make you
fool Reed Well, that Is tho effect of
a letter Just received from 111 h.
Purdy of Oregon City, who was an
attendant at tho klk's Convention.
Mr. Purdy Is a pretty good-slxod
realty operator, he's an Klk and bo-
Ioiirs to many other fratorual organ
izations and was a candidate for gov
ernor at tho last election. Ills letter
shows that he Is a chap who does not
forpot and who Is glad to lell a tol-.-
. t. i .. . .i i.i.
low warn, uo i.ua uuno a hum. j ,,,, f V,n ,
.something tliat so seldom Happens
that It Is really worthy of note. That
Is why his letter, which reached tit
Ilerahl today, is puhllshed. Klamath
Falls did a good Job In handling the
convention and Is Rlad to know It was
appreciated. -Mr. Purd's letter follows
"1 herewith make a report for tho
columns of your paper of my olcot ra
tions wlillo visiting your city as a
member of the Klks at our annual
conumllon.
You might ask me if I Rot tired.
Yes, I did get tlroil. You might ask
again If I were disgusted. 1 was dis
gusted to think that In tho crowd that
assembled on this occasion there
should ho seven persons who would
havo a kick coming. You may ho In
'cllnod to doubt this, hut nevertheless
It Is true. And, I know from tho fact
1 1 that I mingled with tho crowd very
thoroughly, nnd Jntorvlowed practi
cally most of tho people present, alid
I found only seven who had any fault
.whntover to fln'd.
I I should- like to hay n fow words In
I regard to tho Klamuth Falls country
from a ronl man's point of view. I
was really surprised at seeing such a
magnificent country. Tho possibilities
aro great and
twiw
vrutonic
or SALION
i avij
MOOM X I II NTI(.
inpoitui.t inoettm. Vu ,,,-
WiRnit 20. h iry '"'3
Impenetrable It 'teems, tho greater it h
power to attract. This hi tho view
expressed by Dorothy Dalton, tho, our atteiuiaiu Ik ilonlred ., ..
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iiiiiiwiir, iituiiM.n II. Ki.u-I ill if ill. iiiiii. I,.,.,,..
iiiik-i.i
siar, unit nor opinion was given niter
she had completed her work In iier
newest photoplay, "Tho Kaiser's
Shadow," In which alio will ho seen
at tho Star theatre tonight,
This Is Hiild to ho an absorbingly
Interesting photoplay, tho story of
which deal.? with I lie plutlugs of llun
agent.' In this country, and thn of-;
forts of 1'nlted States Secret Service i
operatives to stamp out tho menace
of Herman propaganda, In this ro-'
spurt the play tenches patriotic los-
rinorlran citizenry,
while at the sain" time It presents n
story iih captivating In Its develop-,
incut as It will prove Interesting to
all who lovo red-blood and real Amor
'cinilsin In motion picture drama. Not
n War Picture.
o o
Wallace Held has olio of the host
parts of his career in Van Twlller
Yard, tho young man who comes hack
In "TJie Source," tho latest Para
mount Picture In which he Ih starred
and which will he hbowil lit tho Tem
ple theatre tonight The role affords
an Interesting study In psychology,
hut tho development of tho man, far
from being morbid, ulwayn shows tho
upward trend, and tho optimistic und
cheerful nolo Is sounded throughout
tho picture.
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No wonder
tired.
All the wciuht '
the arches A
make brij'jps o-
they weaken
down. The '
naturally tu '
pains in 1 :v k ..
u amine. '1 If
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you get
"wr bodyijoj
fret Short
u In tia:
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n item n id-
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Fancy Hoguo ltlvor Ilnrlleot Pears,
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Scaled Illds will ho received and
Instructions given at tho offlco of
A. V. lluldo. Odd Follows' Illdg. until
noon of Saturday, August 30th, for
tho excavating of a hnsemeut for
building to ho erected, for. Mnln A-
have no doubt that i"th Struots. 2U-.M
A clianco now to Ret new Lexington
Cars First come, first served. Klam-:
nth Stage (inrago. 19-2t
All customers of Chlncso laundry,1
' Iv 111 tun til A vii mill t. ... ...... H i
ll
It can bo developed fully, from tiio
fact thnt the pooplo there aro filled
1 with an Klkdom fraternal spirit. For
! Instance, ono husIncsR man placed a
'Rtgn In hlfl window saylne thnt ho
d'' K In tun tli A vii mill t.
might he said In regard to the grow- Bl)0(H Sllo .. u" ..,, siur,av
Ing spirit of tho place us rflferrei! to 19-iit
by tho Kdltor of tho Herald In Frl-
day's Issue when hu suggested that
Klamath Fa'ls wns destined to become
ti city of 25.U0O Inhabitants on or be
fore 1925. In that article lie gave his
rcueons for belloving surk to bo. the
cr.se, and I wish to nay that tho fig
ures and facts ns riven by ttiq Kdltor
were very convincing and surely will
make at least an Impression on tho
outside world.
No man could make a mistake In
Investing In Klamath County real es
tate. As the price of land there Is
bound to rise as developments pro
ceed for they suroly have the cllmute,
the soil and tho natural advantages.
Were I twenty yearB younger? I
should immediately cast my lot with
tho people of Klamath Falls, and I
am sure that no mistake would he
made In feo doing.
Perhaps I havo taken too much
space In your paper In expressing my
Impressions recolvcd rotative to
Klamath County; tho railroad pros
pects,, the Irrigation projects could
well bo mentioned at this time. My
main objoct howover, Is to thank
you and tho people of Klamath Falls
for your courtesy shown us Klk
.'irothors and trusting that I shall
havo the opportunity to meet you and
tho people of your city again in tho
near futuro, I am
Youra respectfully,
WILL E. PURDY.
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dirt this close in is not always avoidable.
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At the Theatres
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Francta X. Bushman, co-star with
Beverly Dayne In tho clever Metro
production, "God's Outlaw" to he
shown at tho Llborty Theatre today,
was noted at Annandale College, as
a clever all-round qhlete and as a
specialist In tho fine art of boxing.
Ono of tho scenes In "God's Out
law," shows Mr. Ilushman In a ter
rific struggle. It Is not a ring fight
with padded gloves and careful train
ers In attendance but a hand to hand
battlo betwoon two big men. To ay
that It Is ono of tho most gripping
scones of tho pluy is to put It.jnlldly.
Mystery photoplays aro rollshod by
everybody. Tho dcopor tho mystery,
tho greater tho thrill, and tho morel
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