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Tlosa ltltlng tho KalU Com thti
neighborhood Saturday woro: llco,
Uj-crsO, FtTajrlts, C. U. Faulkner,
J. JktMt);M,r. Karlcow and-ion,
Aloxajcr, Koilrown, Messrs Curl,
rwiin..ii, Toompea. ano
MB. OttT. ""
A. iirvntucrdrllledlitaMrv Barnes'
aUaU"tat jlL
Loloanil, Bjiyfc0 Thomnon.Ult-
Mr Mccormick o( Keno passed
bar Monday on hla return home
'". (roB the rails.
J. II. Barsaa ta plowing with tit
" tour-horse outfit tbti week.
Cbaa. Bevlta li working tor Geo.
Byers tbla week.
O. F. Sevlts, hit two eoni, Charles
aa CUford, and 0. O. Kerni went
, , tahlng below Keno last Sunday and
V- wara very successful.
" H. H. Van Valkenburg U (till
hauling hay.
0. W. HeaTtlln droro hla cattle to
't- thU dlttrtct 8unday.
, Ereryona hai turned hla cattle
oa the range. Tho graaa 1 growing
. flao cow.
Mrs. 0. 0. Kerni called on Mrs.
. 0. F. ScYlta Wednesday afternoon.
O. F. STlts was preparing to sow
1 alfalfa Tuesday and Wednesday.
0. 0. Kerns mado a trip to Keno
Wednesday.
John Faulkner purchassd hay ot
0. Bjers last wcok.
Chas. Bnaxrcoo'sal oaascd thrsuch
Plevna on LjiL rcgujar rounds,' last
Last Thursday. 0 F Sarlts, and
tons, CtUtord andf Kraerr, mad0 a
visu (a, w. ucatiua a.
Charley and Clifford' Bevlt,vlsltcd
Our aaIjrhompton,alLoag Lako
I Sunday.
Jo Foster visited Long Lake last
;j Monday.
w Celestla Laam of Klamath Falls
Vj visited Maud Curl of Long Lako Sat
., arday and Sunday.
Mlaa Meredith Ytsttsd Gsrtrude
' Thompson Tuesday.
Roy Brown, MatulCurl andjCcllcs
t tla Laam went rowing. pnLo'ag Lako
I Sunday, and whcnrstsppTngTrpra tho
i boat oa their rctarn,J Mlsa Laam
Biased her footing and fcll'into tho
water. Sho escaped with no damago
t except ducking.
Mr. Griffith has just finished put
t ting la his crops.
The roads are stilt bad In the ttm-
ber. Whllo Mr. Evans' tcamst,crrsrfi
Luullti. u load of wood tiori Long
Luko Ktlilaj, l.l-i wnguti inlroJ down
nud ll still In tuo imutiolc, l.itl.uusi.
l.o lad on uuly una tier of v od.
l.io and tin)' ll.oiupaou I allied n
load, of liny from Mr. roHor'H ranch
Mouday.
Mr. Griffith hauled a load of lum
ber" to his place Monday.
Leo And Uuy Thompson nud Dud
Icy Curl, arc trapping for wildcats
.low-n-days.
Tom Moaro Las, his now teaUUnco
,-MJy, for occii.iucy.
'.Mr. JicCurii.ick 'visited tto lilln
Monday.
Mr. Curl Intend) purchasing n
.cam of hor;cs ot V. McCornack o(
.to upper lake.
Win. Brown ot Itound Lako expects
.0 go to tho "Ocnd" on tho Dpichutca
ith cr to sjiend next winter.
Mr. Evans basj a. Fn&n, hauling posta
from bis timber claim, tov Klamath
mils.
Joo Foster contemplates putting up
ono hundred ceids of wood for E.
Thompson and Ernest Dojd.
Roy Brown and E. Thompson
traded .wagons Saturday.
A. Brcntncr Is sicdlng bis ranch
to wheat and alfalfa.
Mr. Wbltcombo will soon rnvo bis
sawmill on Round Lako In operation.
Joe Foster, who has been vlstttni;
his father on Round Lake, will re
turn to Lis homestead near, Merrill
to finish patting In his crop
Mr. Griffith's nephew from Odessa
Is visiting with him nt Lone Lake. '
Ernest Bennett moved n stovo
from' Lone Lako to Tom Moora'a
residence Wednesday,
Mr. Foster wcr.t to the Tails Wed
nesday to get seed nke.it.
Mr. Stopper Is making potts fo
Mr. Evans ot Klamath rails.
Blanche Thcmpion and brother,
Leo, visited Mr. Ilcavlltn's Thursday,
E. Oi Boyd and E. Thompson went
to rino Grova Tuesday for a load of
Uncsltsnt, but Cfficttve.
A femur chief of rHllc hud u wide
rcputiitltii because he w.ia nut afraid
if women When n mid wm.nn e tiled
) hlui nrd wild linugl.tllj, "I 1'iillid to
lev ou utx ut ii little mutter." tie
promptly replied! "I nm Bind iju dldv
There It ii reo) dod of miiiplnliit In
yeur nel-,hl rV d nScMt i.ur t -super.
nml I want to tay Cnt tf I Ii 'r no''
mere nbcttt It I will I ut n it m It In
n, wiy yen wcm'I, U'le." rlc In stiert
tin necrct Is tl nt tfcc.ilitrf tmncd list
rnc first nrd Uept ntjlt, wlt'nut gl1'iB
tLe woirsii a (!j.iik, (o my r wrl
Men tlieu'd reietulcr, ttiN wbc,u np
proachej by a innTwoman The tn"ii
should attack first nad keep qunrrv!'
Ing until tL eman cries, AtcbUiMi
Globe.
Wbtti Mansfldd Was Himry.
In Taul Wllsmcb's "Rlcharil Mnns
Held" the octer'n early strujrles tu
rain n. feet hold on tbc tip In Luu
don are described In his on n wcrtH
"'Tor years,'' sid Mansfield, "I went
home to my room. If fortunntrly 1 bad
cne. and perhaps a tallow,, dl;i was
truck In the, neck vf n bott)e. and, I
was fcrtunito. If. I bpd lomNhlng to
rook fcr ruyielfowr.a frv. If I b,id a
tiro. That was my life. When- ulabt
can-c 1 wardered about. tbestreetsof
Leaden, and If I had a renny 1 Invest
cd It In n ba'ied "potato from the baked
potato man en tbo ccrtcr. I would put
these hct pctatoes In my pockets, and
after I had warmed my hards I would
swallow the potato. That Is the truth "
A Wist ChilJ.
Trofessor Mulrlicad tells an ciirl-
ence ot tils lu examining soiutf Blr-
mluham children la moral Inching.
lie asked them to wrlto an essay on
tho three liases of life. One bright
child returned the following "Ther
are three stares ot life. Thi flrt Is
when we ere ery ynunr; ntnl thttit f
the wlkel ttlnr-s which w- thill l
able to do when wo are older n"d tUM
Is thi- n-o of linccence The rccond U
when we are chkr ard ar! nlli n i!
the wicked tblnrt sfbtch r thvucti
about when we were ycuLj:, ni'd t'
Is the prime of life. The third It who
taA A Ifta !. Ajt hiluilil S) ! tll
Ifalfa hay. which they will take to ,-? " ? Vi.V.i ": .
Long Lake. younser. nnd.thlsli tboaotss''rtL?n-
Arthur Sevlts came out from tho donjjcllman. '
Falls Trlday to visit his parents, ,. . . ...
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Sevlts. . n?u.?ll? ;, . nmB
,, ,..,, . ,j A certain iishcp, stJjl;s at a cous--Mrs.
n. A, Alford and son.'Woydi . ,,.. .,' J,. " , .,
aro at their ranch for n few-days. fh B.,.M-1,h, Li .i... i, -...
Ermcu. Bennett lost onq of hh ..,,., ,,, , ,,,. .,. ,'
horses. Friday. It having died on thi nouJcSoU wto ktpt n rrri.ly .
rOaatth0 ,1, ' t.nllri. r linen htm nr.m n.t nil.
ers and all, until she found a quiet op
portunity to Inquire of him.
"Aro you really i bishop)"
"Yes, of course I am-really," an
swered the amused prelate.
"Well, I don't believe It." returned
Itbo candid and critical clcbt-ycar-old
The Klamath and Exchange
Stables can furnish jou with fine
driving teams and saddlo horses
Nlco assortment ot bucEles and
hacks. Thompson & Wcsdon, -Props.
daughter cf UM, cues, pitying l"i
"'cos I've watched on eier itlnoi.oii
came, and jour head Isn't ptll lo
the middle and you dun'l walk corner
ways."- I'ry'n Magasl.ii
Panasratf No Irtakfast.
The no, break(al lmt.lt I. hrmle
rnoiigh prvtldfit n hearty i meal It
taken, iiol befl KVli J. I""'.
,u i.. !. .....ilii.. I .iim lla,i- lulta
r;mj uniwrn ,...y .. -
' no neiil of "brrakfait" until unoutltin1.
Tho rtench.nnd itlfciitl'wml l'
pin illfeoi ervd, this na aio tWdnre
' thrived, uuder II, Uarrlngb.s Ui i f
"ecSco r chiKolate. We UtH-,Ul"l
1 Preucutnau wants tn'ttlijtr to t until
I luncheon. I!ut the bnblt if awldlng
early fm-tl nud. drink In a stlmulttlng
climate .wheiv, I he physlesl eneritM
I'rsutt b, taxed, tlurtnc the tuornliti
VhBUts I on. of tlnwo silly notions
whkh besr nnaemlo result, vltlble la
tbo complexion, the nlor and tutusl-
ly the constitution ofthossidsTotsiLte
' 1I.-TUWIVW llCfWt. "-
Oravtry.aed, CawaNitv. '
Cowardice Is often lgnoraac Are
any meii brave, more riOy to taie
their lives la tbeif hands, to rwkon
..,k .. nn mt th dtll neonntrrs.
.thaa the dlMMra flsbenataf Tet a
twlLAlMtenJL brought to Londoa
by onetbelr nilstlonarlts hsve beeo
tiiD-toBitsfiHsil 1 cross the street.
The polk hs tottop the traffic to
allow the in to cross. The quick, qusi
ictsoui. fearleit tvekneys who lauti
ed at tbtm-bow would they fMl. lax a
frecilne sor la the Iftrtlk ssr A
spider nay terrffy tb moat
tcuus of stattMB. and a Vi.0. aasrlak.
from a eat Every hero has bit weak,
ticit. ard w may believe every cow
nrd has a polat wbetr be turmand will
t!i'j tL world -tendon Ou'.lovk
rtm rpJ HtuMt.
lu all our uulvr.i Udustrls) develop
uicDt thrro l the nut of a dchuoaa
tied n.outtrolty Our mlUlonslrvs
and lur mcndlcauts ate like I'.o stunt
vd dnurfi and t'-Pplla glautt In a
fair. We are a museum of freaks wlti
no spectators at-U tbls uurctcral tplr
It brea'.-t out even lu iu." tr.i'.'.rcturv.
Our hollies arv either giant boutet Ilk
thi Cits of Nov VotU ir dwarf houii
IUeatbvcvlUat u Urlslou. That lUr
lJa'L8)Pttl iniBAii tire for family
BMit has been entirely forgotteo. Bat
these little bouses beyond Clapbam
common carried yet a tttp nrtaer we
Mrnllfl of Dinutu frrakt.' fW. thtf
trsre temldetaclwd villas. They staff
built la lb revolting Image of tie
Slanjeio twins
Tht man who lived ta.aoife a mod-,
era bout, or, rather, htlf bouse, was
not isolated, like a brave man. la his
famUyJortrtt.nr w,t '" welded Into
tnanTy aod-ail""'- community like
n man la a tec tery cr a barracks.
Uc was linked b) a lint of brick as
Ir.ithxotna as tt; l.ljixce link of lesh
to one other necldcatt' man; geaafaMy
to a ma rlrcj be dUUkad.
NOVEL'EFOBMINO SCHEME.
Htw an Indlano Town Oct HM of lit
Profttilanil Lonft".
If OweiiIIN'. i'l "T W'M""''"4;
leatl III lnhl itnvnll " M'
from that prvf(tlte III"' IM'
tnnil. A lewipilltl of tl" I'1"' "'
fend n prise for ln l l. iJf '"
Mt)t "The UnfVr" TIih Irima pN
vldetl that tubitilifrtt irtltlw ;'
be rwulrMl to alve the oharacierlstlvt
1..- I.....I l....,r Mllh M-biHM
ot tim miiiivni i"' -
ttiklents lAtAino.lutervtted 1 1 the !
test ud flanim! "obtervlng twurt
Ihtvugh the bnslurtt dlttrtct vf the
town which would atTort wpponoui
to study the f luractertitlce of tb fel
low who roait" Mt Mm KUino iue
store at thf ounicr grocery from morn
,.tM i.ljl.i miA rlttl ubtatnt his
noonday IuncIi from thti thy cracker
boa ud ptciU'J, uarri n iivp"
lout, ciweed liateh talk awl leil to
OMNltd rerorm .-xow wntn io w
... r..p ttta. rlirfa of tehoid tboee who
are la the habit of meeting lu the cor
ner grocery tuske a bee line for borne
or some other bldlat place.
nuke. '!. fnaifsp. Staml tioln
home pretty esrlr. ain't youV askej a
grocer at one of toe Mlert hurried nut
of the slcre.
Don't want none of tbeut lllerttry
fUrs wrltlo' me down as a loafer,
Oolu' batae before Ibey come'
llt waaA-aad-at have gvne all the
Ulitr coruar eTw',' sialestaea since
tk studeottxbat,lhtt praclkal quest
tor specimens
tallllr thy.
rtlmHl baMiiA..ay .
afraid, lotJaalu, a fttrr -'Drr M1m
saMk-;iiaMie H'tleap ytmr.,-Wah
tDftettilMar. t
Ta PmI TNtm.
"Woaseo tiiould b aiatto to
teeUng off the cars, ties ward."
"Still. I kuuss aa easier way "
'"Wlitl'i IhatV
Turn tb cart lotlde oat"
ee tbe 0nr.
They tsaf e found the aalstlag I
-Wbereaboutir
-In a cave."
"Aay reward,, out forjir
-I ahaU go rlfht.atsBe, aty
i -uojra.ptssnr
"Here ts car fare,"
MahlnaaCtwJte.
-Would yuu prefer to be live dog
' a do id Itoul"
lvt.dt wbu dog aad sw tVag I
mi
t flAl.i: II-M'I'CaiJ
ttttttt(
Charley Wlililnni, ,J
(Inln Thiirsdny l!i
whlili hi mi liiMiiK ,j
Inlili'a
I! M llllliliin . ,l
took their culls in iiii,J
Ihiirsdit)
Vtn Todd was a limj
lu Mil rill Ttiursdii
Wonrp pliawd tjtnj
JllllllSOII It IlliptllV lig (Ml
bo up UKSIIl
Mitt lllaticho lloMntotJ
day night with Mn Oto.1
Uuy Wooden Is up f
In Hand Hollow and lt
father on hit ranch
Mlts ller I Johmtot i
Klamath Fallt after s J
with her aunt, Mrs. It, tl
J II, Hobbs tp:nt
Sundsy with W. II Toil!
Clata Anderson tits i
ed from bor slcknest tisl
with her sister, Mrt. r
Mr, Van Meier It tut;(
grain for John CallaUa.
Miss Blanche HoMase!
and not able to text
afternoon.
W II lladley roinmiu
Thursday II las Cjifjl
tract cleaned up,
Herbert Anucrson t
with Mr and Mrs. i t)
'JVllayuoa,ot to Kil
Muhday,
Mlsees Amlfoy and Qn
spent; Thursday, oveoleg
Alice and llatl lladley,
Thomat Jolmtnn tnt ttJ
Fred Toolo,tott two.fjiJ
Holiday,
Tho, sstntAvr, J. I) Lnl
our vtllcrrrldsy attcsiltd
erty
W II Todd and tot.
breaking rolls Friday
Mrs. J, Wbltlslcb tpttt
day with Mrs. W W Wi
onacwDErrial
Ijajtotttaasadwlchaadsome
.Apiecaxtrtwoorpie;
Andgulptacupofcofeedows
Whlleyoucaabatyoureye
Then, later on, there coast
A very common qurttisa;
He wonders how It wat taal
Contracted Indigestion.
Coburn oust
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