The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 09, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- W y?-JUrfIBmiMWHH I ' I aUTCMAY, fe .II THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' SThlNG IKR WUPP1NOS Bill ud Mike Cbernlkott and boay haatlnfc grain In town. -trs. E. A.8chrelner and daugh ter, Mrs. II. J. Dennett, Mn. I. K. Ieenbice, Mrs. A. K. Schrolncr and Rnby Schrelaer visited with Mrs. J. W. Dolaa and Mrs.. Frank Payne Jteaday aftensoo. Mn. Chan. Mack was a county aMt'Ttattat Tk.nar: '' s The "lilies of the field" so often saeatloned In the Bible an thought to be the red and purple, particular ly the' red, enemies with black cen tres. These anemones grow among the thorn hedges In the cast, which acounti for the saying ''HIIcs among thorns." " UWH.PINB NEWS R.'V. BMsley has moved from the Bradley ranch to Mn. Levi Ward's plat. W. II. and Mrs. Casner, who have boem stopping at the Emnan ranch for the past month, left Monday for their home near Rogue river. Mrs. Klger waa a Merrill visitor Monday. James Bnnhelt and Carl Klger started tb school Monday. L. P. Oeertaon ana sba Rolf hare gone to tneir Tuie iaae ran en 10 harvest their crop. Among elephants both sexes of the African species hare Ivory tusks, while In Asia these are generally re stricted to the male. a99BS93S99H9e99S- $,r ' What Makes "Wings "theoming" a. Great Dramatic Production n WILLIAM PARNUM THE STAR. Based on the tremendous novel of the same name by Louis Tracy. . Directed by J. Gordon Edwards, the genius whomadeCIeopatra" and "Salome." Adapted for the screen by Charles Kenyon, the author of "Kindling" and other dramatic successes. A splendid supporting cast A section of an ocean leviathan built at a cost of 30,000, only to be wrecked by the sea on a rocky shore. The great typhoon scene aboard the ocean liner shown with effects that are startling. The terrifying and breathless battle between William Farnum and a giant, octopus. , .. ' The terrific battle against odds that William Farnum wages with a horde of Dyaks, head hunting pirates of the China Seas. At The LIBERTY THEATRE MH nVl T tVSBBBBBBlT Fordson Tractor Business Good SHIP YOUR CASES or parcels by our transfer service. That will lasara that they will be carefully bandied and that they will always reach boat or train on time. Wa don't belleTe In any last snlnute ship ments. Wa always get there In plenty of Use to make sure the foods we carry will not be left behind. Western Transfer Co. 419 Mala St. Sold three past week, which demanded a-telegram : for more RUSH, which are in transit for immediate delivery n you place your oraer at once. Also Sedans, Coupe and Trucks will arrive this week. How about your storage for that Ford. Steam heat included at Regular Rate. DANNER-PA1TY MOTOR CO. 8TH ST. AND KLAMATH LEPROSY CURE IRKS, HEALTH officials sir HONOLULU. Sept. 7. (By Mall.) Twenty-fire years a leper, bat now discharged by the physician of the United States public health service In charge of tho Kallhl leprosy Investi gation station hero without nn np- paront trace of 'the disease In her body, Is the 'record of Mr. Hoialle Ulaldsoll, of Honolulu, given to Tho Associated Tress In what la bcllevod to bo tho first Intorvlcw of Its kind ever published! Refined chanlmoogra oil, prepared by Dr. A. U Dean and his conterca of the UnUeralty of Hawaii, nud ad ministered by t)r. J. T. McDonald. director of tho Investigation station, Dr. K. K. Trotor, president of tho territorial board of health and tholr associates Is credited by tho public health officials with halng arrested the disease In threo years, five months and soven dajg of treatment Today Mrs. Illaisdcll Is living nt her home here, going In nud out among nor friends and taking up tho threads of a busy Ufa which wore cut when tho malady forced her "with out the camp." ' Her manner Is cheerful, almost vivacious; her mental enorgy un usually keen; her movemonts quick and decisive as those of a porson In porfect health; .and tho akin of her hand, as Tho Associated Press rep resentative took It In parting, Is solt and sscoth a baby's. Only one apparent 111 effect of the disease remains In the occasional twitching of one eye. There the lep rosy bacilli destroyed a nerve before the treatment took effect. Mrs. Dlalsdell Is a full-blooded Ha waiian, last of a long line of "priest esses of the flame" In the old Ha waiian temple worship. Before she entered the Kallhl Institution for treatment she oragnlxed the Daugh ters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors, one of the strongest of tho Hawaiian societies In the islands. She speaks English fluently, also Hawaiian and her Information on world affairs Is fsr abovo the average. "My grandmother told me to ob serve onr old tabus' (rules of con duct) or I wonld be stricken 'With feprosy," said this dsugbter of a race that believed en a divine trinity 3000 years ago and taught the row er of mind over matter centuries be foro tho Christian era. "I did not beed ho rwarnlng and In 1895 a red. burning spot on my right cheek an nounced that my punishment bad come. It reappeared off and on but not In aggravated form until 1908. "From then on I became wc-se. 'Eruptions., as we caft'tbom, appear ed" every threo months. My face and otbor parts of my body and limbs became swollen and Inflamed during these periods. "In March, 1917, I was sent to the Kallhl hospital. From that time un til I was released the other day I took different kinds of treatment each marking a step of progrei In the manner of refining and adminis tration the curative essence of chaul moogra oil. "During the earlier stsgci of tbf work at Ksllbl chanlmoogra nil wn hard to take," Mrs. UlalsdWI con tinued, describing tho renie-U "At present an Injection Is administer ed onco a weok, while tho remedy Is taken Internally three Urn's a week. "Sometimes, In about 10 per rent of ,the cases, the oil brought nn a leprosy fever, accompanied by erup tions, nnd-tbe doctors Instfurtod us not to tako the capsule-4 until there had passed. This was hard n do for we felt that we wero losing tlmi and some of us disobeyed. I .I'd so, nnce, and continued taking tho capsule during an eruption. Ilefir.) I was on tho road to recovery aguln my recklessness had cost mn tho Joint of one toe." Hopo of recovery, even In a leper colony, was to bo expected but It was a revelation to learn from this wom an d tba cheerfulness, laughter and Joy of living wore the rule., rather than the eiceptlon among the 100 odd patients at Kallhl. "Wo had our. afternoon teas, our amateur theatricals and, of course, In a community whose great majority was Hawallans, our masleales. If new awnings were needed for the buildings, the Board of health fur nished the material an dwe did the sewing. Co-operation waa the key stone of the station's activities, for we knew that the- territory's funds were heavily taxed to meet tho ex pense of our treatment. "Our only dread waa that wa would be sont to the 'other .side' 'the desig nation we gave the old leper colony at Kalaupapa, Island of Molpkai. However, nowadays, patients never, or very Infrequently, are sent to Mo- lokal. I do not think that any of those at Kallhl will go there; the 3E chaulotoogra treatment has achiev ed such wonderful results. 'Thirty of the Kallhl patients were reclased on parole some tlmo hoforo I canto out, also on parole, and not ono has been rcturnod to tho station on account of recurrenco of tho dlsoase. Bevonty-olght patients In nil have been released on parole within the year." Leprosy camo to Hawaii about 1840, aald Mrs. Illaladell, IU first appearance here being In a Chinese Ignorant of tho disease, the Ha wallans of that day fallod to Inko precautions against It until tl was too lato and today tbo majority of cases la among tho member nt t lint fine old raco that onco ruled supreme In the Islands. l Chaulmoogra oil Is extracted from the nts of tho chaulmoogra tree, a native of llurmah and other Alalia countries. In tho station grounds nt Kallhl Is a young chiiiilr.iooRra tree, planted and cared for by the patient, tho emblem of th'tlr homo. taken from .Mrs, b a c topological Investigation aim had 38 unlps taken during her treat- meirt: i no roHuit ut inn imt imi- clnt examination and a special ex amination taken nt her own request Is contained In tho following state me nt glten Mrs. Illaladell by one of the attending physicians' "My efforts on Sunday to obtain from you at least a few fragments of dead bacilli from five former In I entitles .chlofly affected, I must tell yob ended In complete failure, nl-J though I tried my best to find u fav for demonstration purposes." ac 3 Tho policemen of Athena have a very effective way ot dealing with the automobile speed fiend. Tho mentjbor of the Athenian "trafflo squad" nro provided with planks studded with long, sharp nails, which they drop In front of motor cam that aro approaching at what appears to i be exceaalvo speed, If tho driver ,la not driving too fast he can stop In time; if he Is, his tiro ase punctured. Teamatura'emnloyed In harvesting tlm beet sugar crop In northern Col orado this fall aro being paid $0 a day with board, yVVWMVVVVWMVVVVVMVMWVVVVVAAMVVMAAAWIAMAfNAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA OF COURSE Wo buy and soil anything that doesn't eat. Also carry a line of shelf hardware Wo,have Borne dandy small heating stoves at $5.25 each, and another line at $15'to $18.50 each, new. Also a few second hum! heaters. x W. H. ROSS 906 Main St VWVWWWWWWWfJ0fA Ileforu tho reel a no "anlpo" xero atinoitrTn-rortvJrM A soldier presented himself at the Australian commonwealth treasury and aald: "I am a 20-pouml note, and want to bo cashed." Ho aald he had swallowed a banknote nf that denomination at Klourbalx when he expected to bo captured. Ha remembered the number. As that note turned out to bo thf only one missing from a particular Issue, the man was given a new one. Tho phonograph has found great favor In China. Chinese buyers like cheap nrsa, and they do nnt mind the scratching so long ns the ma chine Is loud enough. The record- X making is mosi expensive, ine most famous Chlneso bands and singers being engaged. The Chinese do not care for foreign records, except for laugtflng songs and Instrumental sel ections, with the bugle and drum. A Claeslfla Ad will sell K. For Economy, Reliability and Dependable Serv ice, here is the outfit you'll want. For low upkeep and running expense you can not pqual the Harley Dnvirisnn. nnrl von can nlwnvH deuend on pottinor there the same day. "Make your reservation now, or soon as possible, that we may turn in same for euny opnng unlivery, lur uiuy lire going tu uu nuru to get in the Spring, owing to the high demand for same. Europe has learned the value of Har ley Davidson. We handle new and rebuilt Motorcycles, Bicycles, Parts and Accessories, Goodyear, Pennsyl vania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. KLAMATH FALLS CYCLERY I C E. BISMARK; Mgr. 1 Phone 272 or call at 115 So. 9th St, Klamath Falls Budweiser is with you again! The famous mend of old -made bij the original process in conformity with present regulations Known everywhere -Buy it hy ihe case fotxjom home. VMtotm ootdimlly invited to nqpacf our plant. HI mnmnmamnmnmnmnK,'' fLsasasi anlslslKAm eLBsasasasasHl? .A sasaaLsaB "'-fB sasaasaasaasaasasaasay'''!i'sjsaasi A BtE53M!Za3SBS2fKm aTaiSak asasw .sllB 'asaasftMsHasaalasaaVBsaasOBsaasP - ssatVaT mW sW Wr -JBanafcMfctw IHPLflKE9E00H 0 ftm, aaas& Y. 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