The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 20, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrR fort AM OMENING UP WITH lWan- , araeK or -Hot Weather Eatables- A c"'rk," -- - fife Merry Widow The warm daya make the home wife look for eatables that are especially suited to the sea son of the year. Seasons demand a change In Groceries as well as other things. We have the articles that will keep yon well . . . . 'By ALWRT VAysOt TETtHUJVE COI'VIUCIIT. 1008. I1Y HENRY W. AVACB SHUWIIhMUUH HIHTS AMD VMfiSHlt U you need anything in tUi Uoi we will be glad to ihow jot color cardt and quote price. fl't knew wt tan suit you, , COMK AMI Ul Geo. T. Baldwin. HARDWARE DEALERS Klamath Falls. Oregon WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS The l"l trout llililnt" In Oregon. Kirellrul aceominaiiathnis lor Mitlr. t'tmiiliigoulllU lor frill. r-cll rni'liiK grntinde end Ut (ur ii lit Kinr utuie for stuck. rrlepliiui mnnectlon. ArcniiiiiH.Utloiif lo ipi lo Crater Will mri't pirlies l Klamath Agency. frank suvus rioreiKTos Klamath Agency, Ore. ZinTs Plumbing Shop Contracting ana JoMrlag KintcliM Lino of Plumb ing SM-clal(lef and first rUn Workmanship. A. 0. U. W. BtilkUag KUauUraUi Jackson Hotel Fort Klamath, Ore. Clean rooms, good bets, and the table always; saa plied with the aest the arket afforda-Tersu rea sonable. C. C. Jackson, Prop. PACIFIC SHOE WORKS AD Repair Work Beg mostly andttRedsVrtMses Min'. IUII PoIm. 7Ao; Hotea fM Heels, IKSlsLadiea' Half SoU.i,. Heels, 24c j Child "ii Hull Holer, M cents. . . . "lull'M wlili all modern machinery Hwp on Mtla St. J.V.aWastM Mk Profeailoaal Cards W. WM. MARTIN . Dentist Offico over Klamath County Bank DfcC.P.MASON . Vanlla ""' Amtrlr.n n...i. . n. . . .. n..n.ii " '" ai a, nuiiii.im c STONE Attorney at Law Offili Ice over poatofflce, KUmath Falla, Oregon D. V. KUYK1NDA1L Attorney at Law l CHAPTER I. The Girl With the Millions. IE fir, wKlow Juil now li the queen of nur ililmallc rlieii twani," iiaiii-.! itit Minoilun aiubaiiadur'sbretlyHlfe. "Hli will be here tubliliL iij- uuibiml li hanging ovi-r tbe Unliter uatclilnir for tir." "Hut what reason)" "Oh, lie In eiartlr twenty million reasons for" "I don't uinlemtmiil," immiiiireil M de Jolldoa. "Not Then jou are iitol.nl, 1 the only Lathvlor lu I'srli ntm ilue.n't Hue was the daughter of n jMjor Mir eorlsn firmer no iftwry t.ut tier beauty. An cuoruivuily ilili old uuV r named Hmlowu, UeiltM.-it mail In Maranvla, full In Ion- nllli Iht, mur lli-d lier and did her lint i-iitillti-ljr graceful fat or of dying a week Inter ftbt Inherited lila wliod. fortuno I.M, OOU.OUO." "And now I ii)mi- the In, come to I'arla to ,end lit" "Oh, the money I, safe enotiKli for the irrent. I Mleie. In tin Hunk of Manoila. Hut my huibaiid wauta It to atay there. Bo dooa tho ManioUan gorerutnent. Our la not a rlcli eoun irr. M. de Jolklou. Thafa why n new white hair appeara In my worthy hua band' head every time one of your l'arlilau lady klllera make love to her. It'a all abeurdly aliuple." "Well." laughed Ue Jolldon. "hU hair needn't turn whiter on X ; I'll ho tho ono Frenchman ho wont make lovo to Mine. Badowa." "Hut you mint." "What?" tivm. mull marrv her. at any rate." "Are you ind. Natalie, or I thla" "It la no Joke, and I'm not mad. t...u thmiaht It all out." Tnt ambaaaador'a wife glanced nen. i. .turn. i.p She and Pe Jolldou uu - - -- ..,.,, nf y.. were enKonceu m " - aalou. It waa the night of the . ... c-. Ilia adtOlUlUK embasay ballrooui came the atralna of n woltj and bo aoft glldlnB of hundred, of dancing fSSl ' aieita wore paa.lug and re Maaing along the great hallway and KSd atatra at tbe rear of tho aalou. But for the moment the two had the room to themaelvei. "Satan," ahe aald. "My uuabimd .ue pKUBOthlng thue far. but ho ! cer tain to In time unleu" 'trSai I divert nil thoughts by mar KinYaoaa one elaeT I can-t. and you (I ' THE MEERY WIDOW. "llmli! Vou tniutn't aay It. I am a dutiful wife Aiid-wbnt are you do lint)" ilii- (iierled In mitclied up her fnu from tho tatile. With the Midi that dntJKled from hU danclnit card lie JollJon ncrlhhled three word on one of th It or ttuke of the fan, thru Lauded It to Ida boiteu. Natalie, wllli a little catch lo her breath, ilouly read tin worda aloud: "I-Iot youl" "Why did )oii wrlta tlilir abe nkkoil. "Ilecauie you forbad me to aay It," h retorted. 'Till bin excellency 1 bate coloa buck," broke III a telce at tbe door, Ai a tenant burrltd off with the rut'iiuife the ipeaker waddled Into tbe room, He hu a atout, ungainly little won, rind lu the quaint national coe lume of Mariorla. Uald of bead, pop plug of i-jf and with abnormally long rid iniKtacbe, bli wni a eroDillty to eirltv laughter In a mummy. Tbe new comer wai Nlih, meuenger mid derk of tbe rtubaiiy At hla ap proach Natalie end lie J oil don dipped away to thit ballroom A moment later n till, lean, fun mm uttb booked ii and mluclng wait trotted down the utalrway and Into the anion. "Well, Mr. Nlih," be aaked peeflab ly, "illd you find I'rlnce Danllo at bomeV "No, your excellency." faltered tbe little iii-iii "He" "Mil j mi s" thence, an I told you, to the Ann Menu bnr at" "Vce, air. Uut be waa not at home there tonight." "Odd. He'a uaually Tary much ai borne there. I'm told. Bo you failed In your million! Vou couldn't and "Ob, yee, your eicellency, 1 found hlm-tbat U to aay. I"- "Oh, you fomid blm at hut? That a Utter. Wherer "At Mailm'a, your"- "Muxlrn'a, eh?" anorted Ambaaaador I'oiwff acornfully. "Idllnf away hla time, aa uaual, when"- "Oh, no, your excellency, not ex nctly 'Idling.' If I may aay eo. Ue aeemed very buay. There were a num ber of bottlei and"- "Waa he aober?" "Not dlatreaalngly ao, yor excel lency. In fact, U I may"- "Dld you give htm my meauge? Did you tell blm?" "I gave It word for word. air. I tola blm Ma country waa calling ! and that your excellency, deelre Wa Immcdlato- preaence at tha embaaay. "Well, what waa Mt anawtrr He aald, 'Qlva my country my ft garda and teU It.to; go &- "Where?" anapped Popo aa NUn nemai In amhirnattMlti I'd-l'd rather not aay, air j no bUc I'm at an rammer w. "Oh. tn lagrata." waUaa tpot. .,.. m.M.t hm he hMBeec ear rJovid at tat MkMavaJiaiaiMaMMH and I've winked at hla loafing and hi dlealpatlon, nod tbe very flrat minute 1 really need blm he rcfuaea to come." "Ob, no, your excellency," pleaded NUb; "acarcely aa bad aa all that, If I may aay ao-not 'refuted' exactly. He will come. At leaat he promlaed to." "Ah, that lifts a load from my brain If he promlaed bell cornel Diplomat- Ically speaking, Prince Danllo'a word la aa good aa but bond." "Diplomatically apeaklng, your excel lency," affirmed NUb, "be agrees to be hero aa aooti as be baa Oolibed the magnum of champagne that waa In tbe ice pall bealde him when I lefu" "How much of It waa gone?" "Tbe cork waa not yet drawn, but" , "Be on the lookout for blm, Mr. NUh. When he comes put Ice on hla bead If neccsiary. HoU-r blm at any cost." J "1 fancy It will be cheaper than nil ' ug blm up. I'll do my beat, your ex- cellency." But tbe aubaiiadur at a wblipered i word from a servant bad already pot-, tered out of tbe room as fait as bl somewhat ahsky old lens would carry blm, and tbo voluble Nlih ran along la bli wake. A commotion enept through the scattered groups In the foycr-a mur mur, a ruMle, a whisper that resolved itself at last Into tho excited phrases: "llic widow has arrived!" 'Twenty millions and unincumbered!" "Widow of Ksdona, tbe animated money bag!" "A Monte C'rlato fortuno fur soma lucky man!" "Hir name Is Bonis Ba dowa; twenty millions red hair, too. but a beauty!" "Twenty mllllona!" "Tbe Merry Widow!" Down tbe atalrway from the dresa tng rooms and Into tbe aalon awept a woman-young, beautiful, vivacious. A light of mischief danced In her great dark eye. ' iter tnaasei of auburn hair ihone like au aureole above ber rather pale, delicate face. About ber hovered a half score of gallants, all vying for ' a word, a look, from tbe beauty (and fortune) of the I'arls season. Two men-tbo Marquis of Catcada and the Count de 8t. Brioche were lucky enough to claim for a moment or two her attention. ) "No, nor Bonta waa aaylng In pro test. "At borne. In Morsovla, men don't make aucb pretty speeches. Courtship there Is very primitive and marriage ta for life. When a man makes love to another's wife, be la promptly shot When a wife flirts, ber husband heata ber black and blue a good plan. 'Why not try It In I'arls?" "Deligbtf uir exclaimed Caicada. "Do you know, madame, we have been counting tbo moments until you ap- peered?" I "I can well believe It," assented So nla. "It muit have been just Ilka counting money. i "Ob, madamei" protested tne group, horrified. "Don't I know?" retorted Sonla, a Utile bitterly. "It'a alwaya like that People count me like ao much money. If It U coarse for me to say ao, re member I'm a farmer'a daughter and that in my country people call a apade a spade." PopoaT and Natalie came hurriedly in to pay their respects to tbe guest upon whoa Maraovla'a hopes ao depended. At a algn from the ambaaaador the oth ers draw bac,k. "So you were shocking soma of our Parte galtanta?" beamed the ambaaaa dor. "What a child of nature you are!" "You mean," countered Sonla, "that 1 am a peasant dressed up. How I wish sometimes that I were a real peasant again!" "Ah!" chuckled Popoff. "Child of na ture, true child of nature, alwaya remembering the dear old daya on the farm-tho bleating of tbe plga, tbe new laid milk, the tomatoes freshly dug up and all the simple Joys of the coun try! But I want you to meet tonight some of our Marsovlan nobility for Instance, Prince Danllo, a charming young fellow. He'll be hero presently. Danllo la"- But tbe mischief bad died out of Sonla'a ayes. Her face was paler than waa Ita wont, and there wus a stern look aa of pain about tbe daintily chiseled mouth. "I have already met Prince Daullo," ahe aald curtly. "Reallrr cried Popoff. Then, not ing her change of expression, he added rwtth apprehension: "I hope It waa not on one or ms wei daya a charming, lovable youngster tn spite of hls"- "I am not Interested lu hearing about him," broke In Sonla In a curiously level, emotionless voice. "It waa long ago that we met. Ha will have forgot ten me even aa aa 1 have forgotten him. Let ua talk of something else, please." Even Popoff could see something waa seriously amiss. mP iB.0?"118 VAN RIPER BROS. FURNITURE Our goods are new and attractive. ALSO THE PRICES E. W. GILLETT & CO. Bert E. Withrow, Vice President Abstracting MARsBa sTiaBBVf Klamath County Abftract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Don J. Zumwalt, C. E. President Klamath Falls, Oregon East End Meat Market CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal Mitton, Pork and Poultry Fresh and Cured Meats and Sausages of all kinds. We handle our meats In tho moat modern way in clean liness and surroundings. Try us and we will be moat happy to have you for customer. Free Delivery. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lota are Bargain Barys at present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FITTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY RET deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land ilslftm rn The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special acconunodationa for Family Dinner Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating house in the city. Open day and night. WOOD WOOD Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461 orKKK Store, Phone 174 J. I. FIELDER "nttST MnewSe 2500 Acres Free The Lakeside company bat 2500 acres oi land under the Adamt ditch that It will give RENT FREE for one year. This Includes the use of tbe land and water. The renter mutt clear and place the land In cultivation. The rent er gets all the cropi but we reserve the right to paitura the stubble. The Lakeside Company, J, Frank Adami, Manager, Merrill Oregon Allkn Sloan, Secretary sMvjW BnsnSf anC M. D.WlLLIAsM, C. E. Treasurer Office on Fifth Street CENTRAL CAFE Open Day ad Night Private Dining Parlor Oysters fterved la Aay Style J; V. HOUSTON, Prop. The Slllts Dry Goods Co. baa received several ihlpmentaoi Eastern drees goods, Call and Impact the new line. l M m w m u J Klamath Falla, 0foii,1 taow I '. r'- To Bt Ooatlauid