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EASY FOB MOWPHY.
"JOjCJT "0 VMwOb Wlwanasj BbiBBbSbw aassSBj 0b
Paal Marpky. a at Tttt to fcJ1e
mibbh, waa ta gaat ar a OBTaTB
tao Bar. Mr. H. Oa Mi antral at
B IB Ck M
lak tka Narery,
attaattaa waa at aaca attract Of a
BtlBttat tB BMfttei. WBlk WB B
aacaar ata
c
TkaartlatkBa
Bletoi ta aetat to toa
waa ai many ta
aai ka biibiU Jaat to
tfcat k kaa teat tkaaaaM, tfc atvay f
aalr Bttoc akawa la'avary Mae at
al Ikatana aai ttitaaa, wail to
aarit freai ta oBpoaito al4a at tta ta
bW gleataa ont Mm wltk
Ufht TkaaaalttoBBttk
a attorir koptaa far tk
a4 Mr. K. aaU ka kaa aftea att tt
aaa ataated ttwHkkU
aai aH agratd tk yaa aua
waacartatolr leat
Mr. Maraky wattai ap to taa aktara
aaa atadtoa It for Tral
wata aaaQr. tacatoc to Mr. M, ka
aM:
"I caa wla tk gaa far tk yaag
Mr. H. waa f coon Mtaalakia aai
ata. "I H Baalblr
Mr. Maraar rapltod. 0t eat Oka
bmb aaa kaaia aad let a teak at It"
Tk aaHtloa waa art as, aaa to a
tow raaM bmtm a daaatratoi a
wla for ta roaac.i
aad boh caajatoUjr aCact
la okadtoaea ta tfc fact la
kaawa aa tfc taw of tka attraa
ttoa of gravity. It I tfc aatara of
tklaga tkat tfc aaa aad saaa akaB m
at to aartfc'a water, aad a ranker
ttoa caa fca glraa. Wkea tfc
ad aaaaa are paalag la Ha ta
ar klgkart aad wkea paHlag
otfcrr tka toweat. Tka
aaaaa la a mack Bearer tka ana tkaa
Oka aaa tkat It doe awet of tka patt
ing, aotwttkftaadlBg ita greatly laCa
Town
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andSarlnis Bitt
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OREGON'S
KLAMATH'S
OlMlnt'.
A aUldcnt looking aua from oa of
0k Mburb tppd up to tk ticket
la oa of tk railway station la
Ckkato and aikad tb maa tntld ta
a kwltatlag way If b toM round trip
tknbi to tk JamMtown cxpotitioa.
-Tta. It." anawnvd tk tlekrt atltor.
"OIt rdned ntr
TT. &.-
"I aappca tbr wUI b pclal day
aow and tkenf
-Undoubtrtly."
Qola to b a Pocakoataa dayr
Igaaai o.M
"WI1. watt I waat to know la tbta,"
aid tk tnaflr. dMrinc bU threat:
-WUI tbr b a John Smith dayr
"I don't know aa to that" rarly
taJobMd tk tlckt llr. "bat I am
tocttatd to think aot Hotl accommo
dation ta tk Btlgkbornood of tk x
aaaitloa ar IUaltfd.H-Toatk'a Ooav
faawa. .
Maklnfl a aata.
rar caa." rmarfcd tk aatoamaa
Oa tk nlactaat caatoawr. wko aald ka
waa la a rata. Mrattada'BM of a dog
my aacl poaataatd oat oa tk raack.
a woald tart maniac aroaad tk
ato bamt vry lwly aad woald la
araaaa ata apMd nattl ka waa aaally
raaatog a fart that about eTry tfcM
lap ka aad to lamp otot kbawlf ."
r K cllacktd tk ala.-Joda'a U-
brary.
Taklaa Way.
-1 BMt Oat popalar yoang doctor at
mr aacttla tka tkr day, ut I cw
totoly waa takra wltk tka way a act'
ad."
"What did a dor
"H took aacla'a tmpratar, aazl
a took aaafa word aboat paytag hi
fctU. aad tarn a took bU lr."
"Hampkl No woadtr b la
wltk popl."-BalUmor Amtrlcaa
I irVawMov
"1 appo.M remarked Knox ear
aaatkally. "that youT bosy with yoar
eadrty ataata. aa anair
"Ok. yaaa." npltod Ckolty wMrily,
"bat rm ktglaatag to dUcortr. doa't
y'kaow, tkat aoctoty If a dtoead bora."
WU. well, moat of ui dlacorered
tkat aboat yoar aoelety long ago."
Oatkolle Standard aad Time.
"V almeat aa wealthy aa ya are,
OaVt ur aaked Jlgtoy.
-Ta." replied Rlcaley, "bat be' aw.
rally tight cheated."
"Why. ka aald ka'd gW $W to tkat
aaartty If yoa woald."
"Btaetly. Tkat Jart akowa tkat ka
deeart xpect to caatribat at att."-
VEEvEoNcWW PfWS
Ulbwatftalfla
. Tbare la ao telling aow fame la go-
t to be acqolrad," aald tka ambirJaaa
"No." aaawarad tb aardoelc praea.
It com from doing aom
t aad aometlme from aytag
rotlafc."-WaiBtagtaa Star.
Fwpla talk aboat "dlaTereat
ta." when they nelly
t tempers.
a are aa mean they Uka to
take tfcetr wire adtfc as they caa
m tfceai later kow worthleaa it waa.
Tkat la tkla Important dlCaraaca
ketwaaa a friend aad kla: Krry tkaa
yaa aaa tka fitead yoa doa't kar to
ajBlala ioantklag
iMaw "rt" old peopl are la taak
! If aa elderly prraaa akeaM hi
to ckaag kla aaat at tka takle.
kaw tt woaM rattl klml
rapl are art derated to year tote.
Tea mart kar aatkad It Taera-
are yea abaald glr yoar later a
let at totettlgat atteatwa. Far tt yea
it da tt ao oa wuiv-itehnaa
Rspllait InrtrurtlMM.
Two Nw York girl ncaatly ware
ataarad by their mother to Jola kar to
a mialag aamp aboat a y"e Joaraay
real tka City of Mexico. Tka girl
ware to traral to Vra Craa by rteamar
aad tkaa by rail to tka capita, wbtr
tkalr fatfcar waa to meet them. Aa
key arr aad been la tkat country
kef or tky wrote to Uwlr mother ask
lag wkat eart of clothe they akoald
knag wltk them. By retura mall they
raeeiTed a breatklew sort of aa Bltl
toUlag tkaa to be ear and atart freaa
Mew York by a certain date, bat aa to
baa atotkaa qaertloo. tfc only reply
waa, "Be ar aad hare yoar riding
kaktto at tk eert of krowa tkat wlU
haranakia wltk the atmoopber hare."
Maw Tat Praaa.
The Maart Man.
"Akaat tka meaneat man I
kaaw,1. aald an old time Clerclinder,
fwaa a maa oat at tbo edge of town
that I Bead to pick cherrlat for whea I
wa a kid. ne-objtted to-the bay
attag any of the cberrlca, and b uaad
0 orawl around under the tr' after
wa get threogb aad gather up all tfc
id he could And that ue bad dropped
while ap la tb tret. Then a woald
eharg aa ap with that many
-4arlaad Plata Dealer.
Adaatobta.
A city aua went Into a vfUag ate
ad aaked far a pair of eacka, alee tea.
9w alerk aald a waa orry, bat tfcey
eytealyaelaaudtkatwatwh.
Whatr aaM the ataa. "Teaaaaaly
eat aaa to aay tkat arery eae la
Ohm Tttlege weara tka aua atae aeekr
--UB. a. ear. 'Sat V taayaayaea to
ka aw leag tfcy palkJtfcaa
IkHla. aadlf tfcey are toaa
aaaa theai dewa at the to.'
aaira, v- y - V
ha Ont Mas tay aalla tfcaa ap at Oka
aad If nay ar tea abort tfcey
at tfc to." Itoato
. V 7t
RICHEST
GREATEST BARGAINS
TIIR COI.I.KUK 1IKHU
Whether Tom Trotter wa a nuccce
or aot In college OcixmuIh uikmi wlmt
(ucceM la. Tom vent tlie oorct ito
dent and tb best fellow at the mil
rerslty. Be would haTe been popular
anyway, but tb fact that he carried
his college to rlctory on numerous oc
casions on tb gridiron excited an en
thusiasm which, hsd be lived among
the aadent Qraeks or Romans, would
kar lusurad hi worship as a god.
Tom stood six feet two In his stock
tags, was of gigantic frame and Iron
muscle, rosslbly he might bar learn
ed something from bis books bad ho
pent any time orer them, but bow
waa he to spend time orer hie bonks
whea ka waa obliged to be head and
front of erery athletic club at the unl
rerslty? And bow was he to bo drop
ped at failure to pass his examinations
when be wss needed to run the college
athletics and was constantly advertis
ing tk college by tb famous victories
be won for It? Tb truth la that tb
facatty, realising the Importance of
keeping him afloat oa the university
curriculum, did mora worrying about
hew to pall him through his exams
than he did about pulling through thsm
himself. A sailor to win an Important
game would flit blm with despondency.
A failure at examination never trou
bled him at alt.
"Ilowsoever these things be," as tb
yaet says, by book or by crook Tom
waa dragged along till be came to bis
graduation examlnstloas. The words
"by hook" or by crook" may be taken
literally, for he made no pretense to
walking a straight and narrow path at
kla examinations, and be once actually
used a win book on which he had
sfruns a lot of special problems. These
ke could pull up Into bis sleeve by a
tring at a moment's notice. But now
Tom's "finals" stared blm In the face,
aot only htm, but the faculty and ev
ery man In college.
Aa tk examinations were coming oa.
there came also a champion game of
baseball with the University of T. Ev
erybody knew tbst Tom must tar the
whole weight of the game himself.
One accident after another hud hap
pened to deprive the team of good
men, to b replaced by Inferior ones.
When tb game came off. Tom was
tfcere In all hi glory. Stimulated by
tk work before him. be surpassed any
tfctag be aad ever done on any Held.
He would send tk ball far up Into the
sky, then keep oa running as long as
tfcere were runs to make. When the
earn waa finished, with a crashing de
feat to the esemy, Tom was carried
to trlamah oa the shoulder of the
team to his room, where be held a re
ception for tb rest of the day.
The next morning "Linden saw an
other slgkh" Tom was sitting In au
examination room. II bad been struck
by a ball tbe day before on the fore
kaad aad ta making a sliding run bad
rubbed tb skin off bis leg. No record
waa made of these mishaps at the
time, and a few students (traitors to
college glory) hinted that tbey bad
never occurred. Be this as It may,
Tom's head was bonnd up with a cloth,
and a pair of crutches reposed In the
est next to him. Behind a table on n
raised dale sat a professor, Krcry oc
cupation bss Its disagreeable features,
aad the man who waa wrapped In the
subject be endeavored to engraft Into
other was obliged at examinations to
make a spy of himself. lie kept bis
eye on tbe window Initead of tbe
students, where tbey should have been,
nd Tom kept his eyes on sou sheets
of psper between which some of the
problem In tb list were solved. Bat
Tom found It difficult even with tbe
solutions before him to get them Into
blsownexamlnatlonpaperwllboutcopy.
lag them figure far figure. No sleight
of hand would enable blm to do this
without detection. Tbe professor who
could see the transaction plainly, or
rather would not see It at all, finally
gave way to qualms of conscience, and
getting up from his chair walked slow
ly down to Tom's sest, giving blm am
ple time to cover up anything to In
criminate blm. Tom laid a largo square
blotter on tbe "pony." Others were ob
ervsnt of what wa going on, and tb
professor bad no choice but to demand
to see what waa under tb blotter.
Tom looked embarrassed.
"I'd rather not abow you that, pro
for," he aald.
"For what reason r
"Modesty."
Tfc tudnU sitting about snickered.
"Karertbel I mast Insist on see
ing It
Tom beared a great slgb from his
Bormoua chest which sounded like tb
wind coming from tb cava of Eolus
aad lifted the blotter.
The picture of a woman In a decol
lete drew wltk a wealth of black,
whirlpool hair and flaring eye only
this and nothing more.
"Professor," said Tom in an Injured
tone, "you have compelled me to expos
tfceplctareof the girl I love. I can't get
ap my paper without being Inspired
oy an occasional glance at bar, ao I
kroagkt kr."
' Tk professor apologized and retired.
He kaaw well tkat tbe photograph had
beta purchaaad from a shop window,
aad beneath It lay a "pony." But be
fcad done the letter If not the spirit
of kla da ty.
Tkat evening tfcere wa a more from
tka campua to Toa'a room. A crowd
of atodMta kavlag heard 'that he bad
natasd hi Saal xaalnatloa-tbe' one
that waa regarded impaasable-wsnt, a
nighty tfcraag, to do kla, honor. Tom
ea fertfc, toed;a tk aaal steps,
hewed profoundly aad anaoaaced that
a weald he eatend at tfc Best
far a gSfi0) coara. .
a sear a
SOIL
AT $25 PER ACRE
Nsw Frsneh ArC Trssaure.
With the new territories In eW.
Frauco has acquired n timKulfloent col.
Icctlou of uionuiiienls l dd t those
already possessed lu Cambodia and
Annam. Among this crowd of edlllces
attesting the splendor of the ancient
civilisation of Indo China Hie temples
of Angkor take their place. Ilk" the
rarthenon. I.tixor ami the Tajtuahal.
among the architectural man els of
the world. Depository of these treas
ure, France has the duty of preserv
ing them. Btlll standing after ten ecu
turle of existence, they ere threatened
by tho ravages of time, the climate
and by vegotatlon.-l'arls Temos.
Batter Csitls Th ' .rns.
1 find the . unties In the air
that vere cm'.' piled far Is-tter for
comfort and for use than the dun
geons lu the nlr that are dally dug and
caverncd tt by KriiniMlne. discontent
ed people.-Ilatph Waldo Kmcrson.
An tndorttmsnt
elioWlmt uM )ii think of tho min
ister1.. e:.:ies!oi of itte belief that the
world would soon some te ta end I
n-I was rather Inclined to think M i
would before ho got throne" wlttt at
sermon.
HOME REALTY CO.
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"REAL SNAPS"
Kor Sale 13,000; six lots; street on
both sides; 300x100 ft.; fenced;
planted In joiing fruit trees; good
4-room home; very flno barn; fln-i
chicken house; tlrcwood shed nnd
Morsgo barn; oil painted; bargnln
for tho money.
Kor Sale Wood claim, close In; will
pay big money on Investment.
For Sale $900. Tt'o choice city lo'.i,
view; well located; corner; worth
11,000.
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, "TIIK lti:i KIIONT"
Offlee. Main HI. I'hone Ml t
WANT ADS.
FOIt MALE Mlscrllanrous.
For Sale Canaries, flno singers.
Mrs. C. C. Ixiw, Oak it., between
Fourth and Fifth.
FOIt SAI.K Or will exchango for
Klamath county property, small farm
In Mendocino, near Uklah; well Im
proved; nice location. For particulars
address II. T. HAHNKTT. Midland.
MISCKIiliANKOl'b.
For Kent Sulto of rooms In Stltta
block; can bo used for light house
keeping. Stilts Dry Hoods Co.
WANTED Hand Ironurs at thu
Klamath Falls Steam laundry.
FOR KENT Storeroom at corner
7th and Main sts. Inqulro of C, W.
Harlow on premises.
NOTICE OK H1,E OK IIKAI.
KST.TK
In tho County Cow.t of the Stato of
Orogon, for tho i ounty of Klamath
In tho matter of th. estate and guar
dianship of Cbk.-lcs Hughes and
Mary F, Hughes, minors.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned, guardian of the persons
and estates of Charles Hughes and
Mary F. Hughes, will sell at private
salo an undivided one-sixth Interest
tach of said minors In and te:
l.ots S, fi, 7 nnd 8 of section twenty
(20); Stt of SWU and lots 6, 8, and
9 of section twenty-one (21); N'H of
NW',4 and lot 4 of section twenty-
olght (28); KU of EH and NWV
of NKU of section twonty-nluo (29),
all In township tblrty-nlno (39) south
of range eleven and a half (ll'j)
E. W. M., all In Klamath county, Oro
gon, containing (75 acres, more or
lea:.
Oa or after tb Sth day of Dccomber,
1909, for cash, pursuant to order of
said court made and entered In the
above proceeding on tbe Itb day of
November, 1909,
Dated a Klamath Falls, Oregon,
November tb. 1101.
FRANCS HDOHK8,
Guardian of th person and es
tate of Chart Hugkta aad Mary F,
ABEL ADY
AND UPWARDS.
'tttttn
,
Goodrich's Cash Store
C. I:. GOODRICH, Proprietor
iicnlcr in Dry flooil, Clotlilnjr. Shoes, lints,
U Carpets. Kuru, Wall lpcr
nnd (lrocericM
Kl.,0 Table Sail, no hiiiihIs for Hf,,I
(snap S.m UX lr '',,r li '. ' "?
J-.. ft.... lu.l IMlllIld ,,,,,,,,,,,, iK" III ,IV
Ten, per pound """'
hlnr TotiiH-iii, l'r l'l"t
Horseshoe ToIumso, icr plug
HH-r Mend ToImiho, Pr plug . .
llhe, per nmiimI 'Jjr "
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CiilnmliU tMI Hakes, ple.0
eatll imtknge
Violet OMs, i ksge
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Drlrsl I'ruiies. Bl hiuihi lor
Hiiirnr. mr saik
(iold Hust
H Idlest Price Paid for
aose
Have You Had Any Trouble
With Your Heater?
No, or course not, If you have one of our
"CHEERFULS"
WITH CAST LINING
That don't have to be replaced every season. They
burn for years without repairs. We slio have s fine
line of medium snd cheap healers st prices which are
right
ROBERTS & HANKS, S"
sss--Ma a
Don J. Zcmwai.t,
l'nildcnt
Abftrtctin
Mapa, Plana,
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
lUhT K Wrtiti.osr, Secrrtsrr
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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NOTICE KOH I'l'IILICAIIO.V
ucpartment or thu interior, U. R
Ijind Offlco at l.akevlow, Oregon,
October C, 1909.
ftuiiCE Is ueroby glvon llmt
James II. Humphrey, whoso pastortlco
address la Klamath Falls, Oregon,
did, on tho 23d day of April, I90U,
fllu In this ofllco sworn stutomon nrd
application, No. 01827, to purchase
nu d-j ui jr.-,i, w',j or Hfiu cc-
tlon 23, Township 37 South, Itungu 9
i.njt, wiiiamctto morlillan, nnd tho
limber thereon, under tho provision
nf thu nit of Juno 3, 1878, and nets
amendatory, known as tho "Tlmbor
and Stono I.uw," nt such value as
might bo fixed by nppralsomont, and
hat, pursuant to such application, tho
land and tlmbor thereon tiavo boon
appralicd, Juno 11, 1909, the tlmtor
estimated at 640.000 board ft t
0.75 per M. and tho land 1190.80;
'hat tald applicant must offer final
Proof In support of bis application
and sworn statomont on the 9th day
ef December, 1909, before n. M. nich-
ardson, United States commissioner,
at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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