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folds mill lining Its tl.iimli JoliitK iih
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hufeiilli llii' limly, forum ii t;ii; or n
leptulilu wl.kli In or ii to IIn owner.
CREDITS TREES WITH SENSE
SelrntUt Deelaree They PotMtt at
Least Three Which Alto Belong
to Human Race.
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' The above photograph ttiowini ttit retnarkab'e llkeneaa of Sea
tor Warren G Harding, the Iteputillcaa catidldate for prtnldrat, and
Ceorie Waahlnicton, the first pn-aldimt of the Unltod Stntea, were pub
llibed In a recent liaue of the IIomod Kvculnc Trmntcrlpt. The larx
Vlctare tn the oral and the entailer plrture of Senator Harding on the
aright were made from the Mine photograph. The face baa not been
poached up In any way but merely fraimtd In the Waahlngton headgear
and dreaa. The lloaton Kronlng Tranr.crlpt reproduced tbeee picture
Cter racelTlng a number of letter catllnc nttenllon to the ilmltarlty
tween the flrat pmldnnt and Senator lUrillug. Jtcproduoed bjr pr
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TIIVItHDAY, AUOUHT M
I My Iat Day Hero
Conault thli gifted aeer at onco.
He can help you aolre your probloma.
Your life to him la Ilka an open book.
He reada you from the cradle to the
grave. Hero In Klamath for a fow
daya mora. Consult him at onco.
Office lloom a, Uberty lUioma
Tlilrtl and Mala Ht.
lfou
10 A. M. to 0 I. M.
Klro dollars la the charge for tho
shortest taxi rldo In Ilerlln.
FINDH MMT TUKAHUHK
HAIU.KM. Mont.. Aug. 20 Whllo
fluhlnK recently along tho liaiiki of
tho Milk rlrer. "Dad" Mlnugh polod
In sotnn llourlion whlaky which he
Inat on tho same spot S3 years ago
In 18B7. Mlnueh says, ho lost 100
quarts of whisky In tlio river, when a
flood overturned ono of lila wagons,
Tho quart ho fished up, ho belloves,
Is undoubtedly part nf tho original
supply.
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SMI MII.MON THOUT
I'liAXTKl), MONTANA
ANACONDA. Mont.. Aug. 20.
Whon tho work ceases for this sea
son, approximately 2T000,000 trout
fry will havo boon plantod In tho
streams of Montana during tho pres
ent year, according to J. II. Urunson,
auperlntendont of fish hatcheries at
Anaconda, Bomnra, Kmtgrant and at
the Madison rlrer. The trout planted
this summer hare boon of flvo apo
cles grayling, brook trout, natlvos,
rainbow and flngorllngs.
Louis llogash, tho Ilrldgeport
fighter, will moot tho most formid
able opponent ho has yet facod whon
ho hooks up with Champion Jack
Drltton. Thb two aro matched for
a 12-roiind bout at Drldgoport on
the night of August 23.
WOMEN ARE GOOD SAVERS
QKNKRAUiY speaking, perhaps the most thrift cUaa
of depositors at tho First National Hank aro the
WORM.
Wberwer tho aiea of the family leave the -g
ead of the -Iwaaehold to their wlvaa, there la asvaUy a
tidy aaat tacked away, la the hawk for the War-day,
If YOU eu't , why ml
OfMMi mm accoqat for your
wife mm., krt HER Jo it?
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Palace Market
For Service and Quality
P H O N E 6 8
hetp.ftalslng Industry.
Rheep raising la pcrhsps the oldest
nf nil Industries, for It was practiced
even before sericulture. Wool Is a
product of cultivation or domestica
tion, for there are no wild anlnmts
which closely rescmblo the wool hear
ing sheep. Floyd W. Parsons, In the
Saturday Evening Post, ssys that with
the discovery that cloth could bo made
from wool came an effort to Improve
tho fleece by selection and breeding.
The early Homans were most success
ful In this pursuit, nnd their endeav
ors along this line reiiilted In develop
ing n fleece of great fineness. After
the conquest of the Iberian peninsula
floman sheep were Introduced Into
Spain, where they so greatly Improved
the native flocks that even during no
man supremacy 8panlsh wool led the
world's markets, a prestige held for
many centuries.
TellUle Faces.
"Nature seems to decide tn advance,
by face and gesture, what many peoplo
nro best fitted for." That Is the theory
of Dr. Henry Chollew, who holds that
by studying the fares of children, par
ents and teachers may obtain-valuable
guidance as to their future careers.
Tho following list Is a brief summary
of some of his deductions : Triangular
full face Essentially a mental type.
Unmmantlc, strenuous, eats little;
thinks much. Feels little, sleeps little.
Usually makes good accountant or en
gineer, Itound full face Essentially
a vital character. Sentimental, easy
going; sleeps nnd eats nil the time,
does llttlo work. Makes ummlly a
good mathematician. Tolnted profile
(such na tlio Clininticrlnln family)
Uncompromising, Inclined to procrastination.
In Old New York.
Chelsea, In tho neighborhood of
Twenty-third street and North river,
Now York city, was the home of Cle
ment C Moore, who wrote the child
hood classic, " Twos the Night Heiore
Christmas." One of the admirable
old houses of Chelsea Is that where
dwelt Kdwln Forrest, the actor. It Is
at 486 West Twenty-second street, a
sobstantlsl-looklng square fronted
bow, with a door of a great single
gpjkti. On "the spot where the New
Tort city hall stands, George Wash
ington paraded his little army a a
July day la lTflB, and with grave
solemnity a document was read to
them that had JM been received frees
Philadelphia, and which was ferever
to he e-Mwa as, the Decraratloa U-
Uraeet Bible.
The Unrest Bible la the world la
asore thiw.tve feet twe laches alga
and thr.v i it six Inches wide. Whaa
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tnielit lownrd II. '
l!ut irei-s not In (lie tropics can do JL
in well. A resident of mi old Scotch
inmiNlon found tin wnnt. ptx from
ilin tiuiiNi) niiitedly rhokvil, Lift
ing tin' nlhli In tho tinNi-inent pav
ing, lie illscmerril Hint tlio plpo wns
completely encircled by poplar roots.
Thry bWongiil lo s treo Hint grew
Home thirty jnnls away on tlio oppo
iltn nIiIo of tliu houNe.
Thus tlio roots hsd moved steadily
toward Hie hniise, and bad penetrated
below tho foundation nnd across the
lumeinrnt until they reached tlielr
Konl, the waste pipe. ISO feet away.
Then they bad pierced a cement Join
ing and had worked their way In
long, tapering lengths Inside the pipe
for a cnnildsrslilo distance beyond
tho house. There seems something al
most human In suchunerrlng Instinct
and perseverance In surmounting ob
stacle. New York Post
Cool, Clean and Sanitary
These words fully describe what the condition of every meat
market should be, and it describes ours to a nicety. Our cold
storage and other equipment, and our ambition to maintain per
fect sanitary conditions in our market, blend perfectly. Conse
quently, we can sell you meats of all kinds that retain their fresh
ness and wholesomeness long after they leave our shop. All our
meats are handled under glass and with extreme care. We' over
look nothing which will assist us to carry out our sanitation
policies.
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111(1 IIEKOItKHTItATION
PItOJKCT IiAUNCIIKD
MISSOULA, Mont., Aug. 20. Six
thousand buahola of whlto plno cones
will bo collected In tho Dlttr Root
district and several hundred bushels
each of Douglas fir, spruce and larch
will be gathered In the Lold forests
by officials of the forest service nurs
ery st Savensc, near Haugon, Mont.,
to be used In reforestation work
Tho forest service hss Its own ex
tratlon mills which will take the
seeds from the cones.
A Classified Ad will sell It
BETTER DAIRYING
SASKATOON, Sask., Aug. 20. As
a measure for encouraging the de
veloping of tho dairying Industry in
tho province, tho Sasketchewan gov
ernment Is purchasing 100 good
young grade dairy cows and heifers
In eastern Canada at an estimated
cost of 1 10,000, for resale on easy
terms to bona fide dairy farmers In
the vsrious dairy centers of the province.
One factory In Philadelphia pro
duces S.000',000 saws a year.
Heavyweights will tlguro In the
fcaturo event of the next show of the
Armory A. A. of Jersey City, August
tho Now York batthr. It will ha
the entertainment aro Frank Moran,
the Pittsburg heavy, and Al Reich,
the fcew York battler. I twill be
Reich's first spesrsnee In the ring
for several months.
It should be understood that tim
ber Is sold from the National Forests
of Alsska only for Immediate and
continuous operation, and that the
general policy or fqrra, of contract
does not permit the aee.lrement of
timber on a specalatlve 'baste.
Comfort CkdmkessRcasoiiabk Rales
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The Central Hotel
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New Throughout
W THESE DAYS OF HIGH BRICES THE
AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A
PLACE T.O LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH
AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT
HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN
ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU
WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV
ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE
NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING
ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN
ISHED AND FURNISHED.
SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT
ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS
OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND
AT .THE CENTRAL' HOTEL.
J. J. KELLER, Muhmfr.
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