The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-26
THE RAMBLER.


could write as well for newspaper
~ the fellow who published II, aud AT
times felt almost sure that | could
do little better than he did II IL
with all OF the first belief and u little
of the latter that submit FOR your
consideration the few remarks l
have to make herein and II they meet
with your approval and are published
Il will give sufficient encouragement
to try Il again and again until YOU
81, quit"
take the name Of Rambler FOR the
reason II fills the hill. The Rambler
f. tn be the fellow who stirs around
nom place tn place and from person
10 person for the purpose OF gather
Ing atoms Of information. With thes"
atoms he forms few thoughts with
which to burden you and also your
readers. As matter of fact what
write will not be so much what
think AS what the peoples" think
peoples" who believe they have the
right grasp on the situation and want
TO find some means OF bringing their
ideas before the public. Now ! am
going to try and be that means.
| will keep my identity hid under 4
"bush.l" or something else, 50 that
II will not dazzle or embarrass those
with whom | may have the good for
tune TO come In contact. want to
find out just what their real ideas
are. and you know as well as do
that II a fellow thought he was talk
ing To someone who was going to
put what he said In the paper he
would change his modus operandi
instanter and hand ont a lot OF
"gush." I am no, after the latter.
Jones thinks of Smith. OF Brown or
some other important subject. OF
course. will not mention names nor
PAGES where II Is going 10 stir up
trouble. but am going To le, the 9TH
~ fellow know. rs near as ! can. what
the other fellow thinks Of him. This
may be a little ambiguous. but you
viii know what ] mean II anyone
has q grievance and will drop q line
10 The Rambler. In care Of the Her.
aid. / will see what can do for him
provided. OF course. that you pub
lish this letter. AS to who ! am or
what I am that Is for the "o,her fel-
low" TO find out.
was standing on the dock last
night, waiting for the boat 10 come
In. when fellow started to talk TO
he about klamath Falls and klam-
sth county. He was a newcomer
here-been here nearly a week--and
seemed TO think that was one also.
let him think 30 In order that he
might properly unburden himself He
seemed to have grievance.
DO you know that this Is the |
blankety blankest town ] have ever |
teen in. have gone iron Maine TO
California and Northern Canada to
the Gulf and had TO come To kiam- |
ath Falls to get the worst dose ! ey- |
er got In my life. ! am going out In |
the morning. / am waiting for the |
b"at TO come and as soon as she pulls 4
~ to the lock get on and will stay |
or until she leaves. Why? Because |
am afraid to 20 back TO the hotel. +,
10 go down the main street, to so
g. ywhere for fear some fellow Will /
stick his card under my nose ard !
say Are you a stranger here?' That /
card has the name OF some real es- !
tate duffer on it-a fellow who thinks |
that because a man comes into the |
town he is ioing to be sucker enough /
To buy all of the gold bricks that are /
IN the entics country
AS q matter OF fact cane for The
Irrpose OF looking over the country
and II II was half as good as | had
been led to believe ! would make
some Investments. ! did go out with
a couple of real estate men. Iwouid
NJ sooner Set back TO town before
Was grabbed by another. He seemed
/. know whore went 10. the places
saw. what the price was and all
,hout II. and the first thing he would
10 would be to start In and run them
pto the ground. He had the only ,
cal. good. all-wool and yard-wide {
,roposition and he would like to take /
ne out TO IL. What struck me as be-
ne strange was the fact that what t
ne man had TO OFFER was 80 bad and
IL could be 70 good. yet all Of them
In the same territory.