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TAPA CLOTH.
Antra af the Native riawallant efefe
ClvHtaatlM Arrived.
The "paper Mulberry" tree (Broatto-
Be4kvpapyrlrera) hi tho eoarce of the
faaaeae naps cloth" of the Polynesian
. hkMV Thlt te a natural time and I
derived from the Inner bark and after
hah torn off In atrlna la arraiuMl with
sfceUa and beaten with a mallet until It
rttttablis a soft, flexible paper. The
least htatl atrlpa art united by over
lefBtag the edgee and beating the
barn together natfl large plecea of the
tame an formed.
'It la aald'that before BawaU waa
aw eat with the war of civilisation
,pita. aad woman were dreeeed In this
mirarai'hark cloth "tana or 4cna.M
Ska drsea of the women cooiUu of
IM "pa-a," or wrapper, composed of
It thicknesses of taps, aboat four
Tarda la length by threo In width.
Md aereral timet, around the waist
extending below the knee. The
i or ine men was the "ninio," or
I. about a foot In width and nor.
eral yards long, a "klkel." or mantle.
ate feet equate, was sometimes worn
by 'both sexes. In former ear these
nataral cloths were sometime bleach-
sal la a&awv whltanftaa np w.r. ,tr,l In
colors and even printed or ornamented
usually la checks or squares. Ex-
ci
The Kettledrum In Music.
In a lecture delivered at the Royal
Secletr nf Arta hr fiakrlol m.iathnr
on. the "Musical Aspect of Drums' If
was contended tnat tne kettledrum
was one of the few iierfpot Inatrti.
manta tn itiA nffntiAatM ..M-Ini tn ItiA
exactness of lufscale. The kettledrum.
ne contended, was perfectly compe
tout to produce atmosphere ni writ n
rhythm. Even to tune the Instrument
three things were requlred-a perfect
musical ear. a nne aenao or touca ana
tire years' experience. After playing
over a kettledrum melody, written
eighty years ago. from Meyerbeer's
"Robert le Dlable," Mr. Clcatbor con
tlnued. "I venture to say that, outside
the musical nreffinalon. not nne mmaii
In a hundred of those who listen to an
orchestra In England today knows that
tympanl have notes and can give out
a melody. No Instrument, he added,
bad a greater range of power than the
kettledrum, for none'cooM be played
more softlr. and none had a-rMtM. twin.
otratlng powcr.-Dundce Advertiser.
j HW avtditd Cold Mutter-S
Greta, the English htstorltn, m
day asked a friend which of all the
Invention of their day had done the
most for the people ns a whole. Ills
friend guessed this nud that, but the
answer was:
"Iteyond doubt, slxnennv nhoto.
graphs,'1
A rcnlr Invnlrlno- nnlt aa ml an
absurdity ns that wns made by Cecil
uuuurs iu nnsner 10 n inuy wno,
seeking to draw him out, suggested
that tip mrml bin nlicnmiinnitl rl.it tn
the Impetus of noble sentiments.
"Milium." returned Mr. lltudc, "I
owo my fortune simply nnd solely to
com minion.
"Cold mutton!" gnsped the lady.
"Oh, Mr. tiii ties, whit il you liicnnl"
"Wlieii I ivns young." continued the
South Afrlntti mllllounlnv "1 una an
doitl rlli (old mutton and 1 luted It
so c-niiiillr that I rcsohed lo grow
rich In i.tiU'r to put It on one side for
Hie roet of my iifo. yes, madam, cold
mutton wan nt Hie root of tuv iwi
Nolilr xniltinenta had nothing to do
with It.''
MINUTE
Shales.
A Prsetlesl Oememtratlen.
"The beat way to stady nature Is to
ga light to R."
1 aappoae ao.
."Oh, I know It I was once disposed
to dewbt the todastry of the ant, of
wMahaoBBcbMsaJd."
"Aad yoa leaned betterr
1 dH. I had a eoatroTersy with a
aaataraaM orar tha qneation, and I
tawasakt I a4 bJb haataa uitli k. -..
SaW a dssKMitisUoa."
Tsak yoa oat aad showed yoa the
aatoatwerrcdMher
WaU. set exactly that, hat he. took
M Mtac ea om of hit dentine expo
dsHtaa'aad the maUctcmsly pitched
-axjr taat orer aa aat hlli By tha time
I dhwrsd what waa happening the
waiktlta waa forced upon me that
aatB ata aaallv aad trnlv Indnatrinna
Jtaar- af aasalJ, bat they aad me
MT aad some of them went right
with aa'to tho next camping
- jfttw zara
Stery er Sermonf
"I waa trllln IUhv XTIl.ta .u.
story one night," said the sky pUoL
"Rabv Hilda la m IIKU rll Ti,
story waa all about another littlo girl
who waa chased by bears and who ran
to the edgo of a steep mountain and
Jumped off. No, she didn't die. The
minute she Jumped off she turned Into
a bird with wines and flew. That waa
the story.
"Baby Hilda thought awhile about
It. then aha InnhmA nn ami mIA nMi.
Is that atorr trna or waa It Inat nrurh.
lngr "-New fork rrese.
Prepr 'Ino Far a Dtwtt."
Olio of tlio most i-pin.-ifkiitili, .1n.Mi
mewls Hut hnro ever come under out
olwenallmi, says a law Jouninl. Is to
be, found In the rase of rx parte Bcog.
gin. n Tex. App., Ma Mr. Bcoggln was
under Indictment for tho munlrr nf
one William Qemrd, and an extract
rrom a memorandum book lo defend,
ant's bnndnrlllng aud found near the
body ran ns follews:
Johnwn Co., Tx., Jan, K un.
Al II mav Ima Iha Itta, nMlllMM Ik.i 1
may crtr rto on atirth May havan IUcs
mo and tha man that I am aolng lo Ota,
for o haw Len Iravllna lo xathr
soma lima omt hava fell out a bought lbs
aum of IS nnJ hare affrcad to tight a
devtl ihli Ilutlful nliht of our lord, and
as one of ua hit lo die May htvt n blcaa
us. as thla la tha last halt hour on tarth
with one of ua. harcn Preaerva mo now
and forever. Written br Jeaae Bcog-,
Horntl ami enat.il In r tUnmA Kw tvntiM.
Jlrod. Oornd In llUools.
Mr. Bcoecln's nletr innironll.
brouirht victory to him In the "dewel,,,
for his adversary when found appear
ed to have been struck behind the ear
by a thirteen Inch shell.
A Mlllltn and a Half Could Reel ta
the Head of a Pin.
Tho completes! and most perfect of
Whales It a whale m small tlmt l.tW.
000 such whales could Hud room In a
spaconot larger than an ordinary pin's
hMil. lint In that vatlMilllir DPefk of
matter' there Is already itelertulued
Just how all the Imiumeruble cells of
the future whale's lnly are to grow,
how msny of them are to be and
where the bono cells, the muclo cells,
tho uvrro cells and all lis oilier bodily
cells are to ttud tlielr pnHr plars In
his body to the end of tint whale's
life.
But much more limn tli.il. In INt
nun nrhnnnllsl ntll. i(nri,el' Imilitllhl
We fur Its mlniiteiieii, ah' sttired tln
plijslcul meuiiirles, mi to speak, of Unit
whale's ntioeslnra back lo tin' tlmt
whale. Tlivrefom ns he nro" lie III
show Hint wlinles used to walk, fur
less camnlele to the Inst lei: Ikiiio will
be found In the adult whale In the
proper place for legs, but now luektd
under bis skin beeauso they are un
longer usable, much as an IIiikIWi n
bleman hnnirs In tils tin 1 1 liH aneestors'
coats of mall as tueiiientos of daj s now
gone by since the coming of rlllo bul
lets. Moreover, such a minute whale It
nothing but a whale, because lie can
not possibly grow Into a fish any more
than he can grow Into a bird, for
arhafa am ni.mm.l, atiil thurofnrrt
separated by an Impassable biologies!
gulf from all fishes. Lastly, tn lhal
primal cell not only does there reside
the whole ancestral heritage of former
whales, but there Is ample provision
for an Indefinite number of future
whales. Dr. William Ilanua Thomson
tn Everybody's,
Klamath
Advertising Co.
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will collect tliom lor jrou ana turann
ou with ft "Dead Heat" list to pro
tect you In the future.
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Home Realty Company
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Goodrich's Cash Store
C. V. OOODKICH, Proprietor
lklcr In Dry Clood. Clothlnit, Shw.. Mat.i, j
tnrpcis, kiiki i'pcr
nml Oroccrleii
A POWERFUL PRAYER.
' Our hating. ,
"Chanco shapes oar destinies," qaot
ed tha wlaa rar.
"Wen, an I hava to say to that tomt
of at hava aslgbty poor shapes," add
ed the simple mag.-Phnadelphia Rec
ord. Llka a Hantal Uavlaa IMiin.
Baker-reople who hart beta Bear
drawntiwaa that In an Instant all thm
tventt of their past Uvea art presented
to their menial vision. Barker I don't
believe It Baker-Why not? Barker
-If It wart trot tbey wouldn't allow
thttatelvte to bt rsacaed-Laft.
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the Town
A Substitute.
The yonng lawyer, having been nom
inated for the once of county attor
ney, thought to surprise an eccentric
cenlus of the nnma of Rl arhn waa
Worklnff as html man nn tha vair
lawyer's father's farm.
"Well, 81. what do you thlnkr the
young man began.
"Sometimes one thing, Lonny, aa'
sometimes nother.M
. "But. SI, they hava nominated me
for county attorney."
Tbey "might 'a' dona worse, Lonny.
riowsomever, don't holler till you're
a c; :u woods."
The young-.attorney waa dulr elect.
ed and on bis next visit to the farm
announced the fact unctuously to 81,
who was at the wood pile, saw In band.
"Well, Bl, I nm elected by a large
Majority. What do you think of thatr
"Well, I.ouny, down In our parts,
where I was raised, when we wanted
a stonncr an' hadn't anv mrk m .
orally took a corncob." Exchange.
If baahatff year aaaey ta a aaak la year awa cotaMaa-
Mr J aattaaaa tha naiaitiilly'a rtwer to batJaaaa. If
Itaa sJhtaa. H jraa, feaak rtvr aaatMr aar trata kaata It la
Itaattlte aatar faraittt, aserthaatt aad waaaftstarttt.
W "?"" SMT WtMaa at kttaa halpa aa aaa.
laaatllaaaaakltatBtjt
Hato
to wark la wafa that ktts tJL
The
First National Bank
of Klamath
fcaateidsaaaktoratrtesrtaaaeyla taft aad rtleiMt,
. ' i
Prtetlelno en Weeden Legs.
Of tho fivo cares In tho accident
Ward that wero nrnnnnnml rami at
the same time three remained In the
hospital more than a week after tho
other two had gone home.
"They had to stay," aald an Interne,
"to get used to their woodta lege. It
takes tome time to learn to manage
them, and most men who will have to
peg along with them for the rest of
their nataral livea stsy In the hospital
aereral dara after thev mt wn tn.
practice stumping around on their new
tegs, ur course tney can learn out
side, but tha man who haa tnat .
ejalrtd B wooden1 lee- fnala an lalraiM
and U to. likely to fall down and break
tat other leg or an arm or maybe bit
atck that we prefer to keep blm here
to ha caa take bit flrtt lessons under
oar tupervlaion."-New York Press.
It Brought the Judge's Kind ef Light
te the Farmer.
"The late Juilco Underbill." anl.l r.
D, Browne of tho engineering depart
ment of tha Southern raclttr, "wat
perbapa one of the greatest characters
that ever entered tho service of a rail
road. It was bis facile disposition that
ted to his being appointed right of way
agent ny ine southern raclDe.
"Underhlll waa all thlnca In all men
The ribald called hlra a reckless blade,
the learned called him one of the elect,
and the good character declared that
tho pulpit would hare had one of Its
brightest ornaments If he bad only
beard the call.
"Ha waa the most successful right of
way getter that the company eer had.
"Underhlll was sent nn npnlnst a
tough proposition. There was a farmer
Whose land lay right In the path of the
road, and he was coy about selling.
underhlll was sent to see him. They
Wert OUt driving When llm fsrniar
turned to Underhlll and said:
" 'I want to do the right thing. Judge.
I have prayed all night for guldanco In
thla Hatter, and I have not been given
light."
"'We will pray for light right now.'
said Underhlll, and, gelling on bis
knees, be mado a fervent nrar.e tar
tho farmer to sell his land te the
Southern Pacific.
Awestruck, the fsrtnip nin.i .
his knees to the nowerful imneminn
of tho Judge, end when Underbill re-
sumeu ms seat in tho buggy bo said:
"'I nave been given light, Judgo. I'll
sell tho land at the figure you name.' "
md rancuco UUL
ItPayatoAdTertlae
No matter what ou hsio lo sell
rcnl estate or lonictblag that real
ostato produces.
Invariably It Prodacrt Moary.
It la the Heat latrslahwt.
Either a Farm ur a City UA.
Wo havo listed many "Soaps" alth
In this space; moit of them hate been
sold. We still have a fesr. 80, watch
this srace. They will appear ftom
tlmo to lime.
It you hate something to tell, bring
It In, make tho price right, and WK
WILL HlXli IT KOU VOl'.
HOME REALTY GO.
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ALL hlM"l Or ll.il'MMJ
WOOD FOR SALE
II TO ANV I'.tlir III' TIIK ttTtr AMU Itl'l'
Boiler S Shipley
ri:uvLiu:i) to anv r.tur ui'tiik ttrtr ani iti'i'i:u uu
CALL II Till! tit N hMIII I'HOXi: AM
WANT ADS.
II KU" WAXTsU).
COOK wanted for (mall family; good
wascs; no housework. Apply I'. 0,
box 1J6. v
COOK wanted Imuvdlately at hotel at
Bblpplniton; man or wooaa.
WANTKU Two timbvr fallen.
ply lo C. S. & It. 8. Moors.
AP-
IOK U-tlX-MleteliMroaa.
KOU BALK Ooo flre-ton leo-aukloi
plant, can lyitem, with cold stor
age; used very little; good a new;
will sell very cheap. Northern Pole
and Lumber Co., Bltson, Cat.
va
Have You Had Any Trouble
With Your Heater?
No, of course not, If you have oe of our
"CHEERFULS"
WITH CAST LINING
Tkal Ami km lo be rcpliccd every uon. Tbcy
btrs for yean without repairs. We also have a flac
tlaeof aardlaai aad cheap healers at prices which are
right
ROBERTS 6 HANKS, USB."
aataaaai
KOU BALK Toledo raago. almost
now. Inquire two doors north of
Mothodltt church.
Savings
bai
a lift lasaraaoa aoUer, a
aa old ate peaaloa. Thatalaaa
ta tha paatbtek, aad It la aader Use airaeVa, eealral at
It wSI tMa Una orer tJcfcattt 1 tt wM eata far bit
whaa ha asatt ft It aH ata alas Mwtaah old aft, aad Z
It It a alawto hatiattt aenansltlna
la tha dtaart, It
Theutand Islsnds.
Tha Lake of the Thousand Islands la
forty miles long and varies from fonr
to teven miles in width, it la Wh
caatlnnatloB of Lakn nmH n k.
oegiawng or tha BL Lawrence river.
The Thousand Islands art really about
1.T0O la number, big and little. Many
Of them art favorite summer rtmnrtm
with hotels and. boarding bouses of
rica Americans ana Canadians. The
oyagt through them la picturesque,
aud Many of tha Islands art llluml
aated at night.
aaahk tatlr. aael htt It asvaadL Uka
K.'.
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Trait and itflniji Bank f
Wht Vettdf
Beajamla Franklin once discussed
tha nroDertv nnaliaratlnn tn .
la Ftaaaylranla. A man owned a don
key Of lUSklent valaa to anabla him
to vote, but before the next, election
uw uoussy uiea, ana tue man's vote
waa refuted. "Now," asked Franklin,
"who voted at the previous election,
tat bub or the donkey V
ATfUiuta.
-Walttr-They do say yere a great
Band at a Welsh rabbit at it,.
aabman-Tbey do, abT The Walter-
iw, aw. m aetra waa nun tay ye
madt waa that waa worth all the
taroaMa It fftrbba aftker ha ata IL
Mara la Hw ilae.
Do yea tbtek I will make a play.
r atktd a Slsnlab annllant tarn
ftetbajL y
"Yoa suit auti a ha !...
1 MM tha coach. "You art alow taosg'h
J I fet Bttvlad."
Tht Chestnut Herse.
There la an anHant lu r . ,-.-..
of Arabs being pursued by their ene
mies which sums up their theorr about
a horse's color. Anniw iim uin.
band waa a man with unusually keen
eyesight, and from time to time be
would describe to bit leader the bortta
ridden by the enemy,
"What manner at turu. An .
rider- "
"Btack horses."
"Then there Is so need of baste."
At tha noon halt tha laait. .i
asked, "What manner of horses do
iney rwe nowy
"Bay horses."
"Then we must ride harder."
A few hours later the leader asked,
'Are tbey horsed agalnr
"They ride chestnuts."
"Then wt ride for our lives."
Italy's Rett Dtys.
under a law which went Into effect
Feb. 8. 1006, all Industrial and com
mercial concerns throughout Italy
must grant their employees a weekly
rest of not lest than twenty-four con
secutlvt hours. It does not tpply to
public utilities, transportation lines or
Placet of amniemnnt. Th. ,....
senso of tht law U that Sunday shall
be tha rest dar. im it 1 n.n.uLi ,l..
- zz - i.w,uv. luai
freedom from work ma tv. ni.n . .
day other than flnnnav In i. ... -
restaurants, photograph galleries, phar
macists, etc.
Oil 8ALU Several plecea ot faral
ture, Including store. See Mr. W
8. Wiley,
MMIIIMf
Abttracling
Meat, riaat, Wat FrlaM, Mr.
LOBT-8ult of ualon underwear
wrappod In Portland Btore u,.
Finder please return to Star nm.
Storo and receive reward.
Let the Osbter Beware.
DruTffS A safu pnnvaranllnn.l .1-
lt, When In doubt talk of (he weather.
Qrlggt-Safe liothlmrl I met ,,. ...,,.-
yesterday, and on my speaking of the
W!a,er.htruI)lle,. "5r' " u t.
tied, and that reminds me of that lit
tie bill of-yours,"-Botton Transcript.
Conundrum.
"I made up my first conundrum this
Siomlng." sara the nhllnunh. ..
ly. "WbV Is llffhtnln. Ilb .'.'
driving a nail?- Answer, beeauso li
ntvtr strikes twice In tht same place.
Copyright applied for."-Kchanga.
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FOIl KENT Furnished room. J. U
Hamilton, Nlnlh tod Duih its.
TUB Houlhern faclde has no. '7Z
aaia riiunri i,in .i.t.... "-.-
KOOd for sl.r. 31 "SEP " ",
stoDover .T tn"y",n, . """ V
j,7o. The anal limit 0B" Th
tickets o.plres October list. "
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There It money on hind to rat
ine loitowiog warrants:
2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 1011
-JJt Z935 203C -2037
2039 2010 2011 lata ,.,
2011 2015 204 70ti
1927 2019 2050 2051
2064 2055 2056 2057
20C0 2001 2062 2063
2066 2007 2068 2069
2072 2073 2074 2075
2078 2079 2080 2081
2084 2085 2fts -.no.
Dos J., ZcswiiT,
Fresident
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ppralsod, June 14, 1109, (he luS
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10.75 per M, and the land $llMi;
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nnd sworn ttataaieat ea the 111,
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