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INDS CONTENIIN
BOILER
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AFTER SEARCH OF EIGHTY YEARS
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,., GAINBYItiLB, F1.. March ST.
"The Old Man Who Lived In a
Boiler" 18 dead. Unlike "The Old
Woman Who Lived In a Shoe," John
Mueller Wed In solitude.
' Several yoars ago he shuttled his
palld way down the road to Galns
' ville, burdened with more than four
J aeore yean. His Joints ached with
rheniriatlsm and his heart with a
! longing for peace and contentment.
. There, alone the road, was a
rusty, dsicarded boiler.. He crept
Into it to find a moment's surcease
from the strife of the passing world.
. Within, It seemed there was a little
" irorld all his own.
. " pi sd J6tA Stuetler fixed a bunk
' for himself. He obtained an oil
stove He found that hla rheumatic
pains left him. The peace he had
sought all his life was his at last. I
Forty-six years ago he left Ger
many, after serving In two wars.
He said that he waa a true cousin
of Kaiser Wllholm, but cousin or no
ctusln. he wanted no more of fight
lug.
In America be found no wars.
Put he found that here, as every
where, men live In combat of wits,
that all of lire Is a battle. And so
at a crusader seeking peace for
himself he set out on a long Jour
ney that, ended when he found
that old holler alongside the road.
When he died It was found that
he had saved 155 In small coins
against burial In a pauper's grave.
And when he was laid away there
were tears In the eyes of those wh6
had understood the lovo of peace
that had been In the heart of "The
Old Man W!ho Lived In Boiler."'
In Klamath Falls visiting relatives
and attending to business matters.
i Dick Varnum had the misfortune
to have his foot badly crushod by a
tractor which . he was driving at
Aspgrove. He was taken . Immedi
ately to the hospital to Klamath
Falls to have medical attention..
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Davis recent
ly returned to Chlloquin from a trip
of several day to Sacramento where
they were called on business tor
tho Standard Oil company.
On Thursday evening several la
! dies gathered at the home of MJm
! Clark and Mrs.' Mallory for .jwr
; prise party. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent with conversation and
music, after which a delicious lunch
eon was served, which had seen
provided by the gneata. Those pres
ent were Mrs. S. E. Bowman Mrs.
Don Qreame. Mrs. Ktncald, Mrt. C.
C. Heldrlch, Mrs. John Hasslg, jMre.
Edniond Gowan, Mrs. C. R. Daften
backer, Mrs. H. A. Calkins, Mrs. P.
0. Markwardt and the - hostesses,
Mrs. M. H. Mallory and Miss Mamie
Clark.
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MIDLAND
NEWS OF
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THE KLAMATH COUNTRY
CHILOQUIN
1
Mrs. Lyle Magnesa and two chil
dren spent yesterday shopping In
"Klamath Fall.
. Harry jPrestiss of the Tru Blu
Biscuit company of Portland was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darnell and
daughter returned to Chlloquin to;
day from Klamath Falls and will
make their home here in the fu
ture. They have been absent for
several months but have recently
purchased the George Strowbridge
house.
' G. F. Schmelxei of the Oxweld
Acetylene company of San Francisco
was a caller at the Chlloquin gar
age today on business connected
with his company.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gravenstein
left yesterday for Gold Hill and
Medford whore they will visit friends
and relatives. They expect to re
turn to Chlloquin the last of the
present week.
The front of the Darnell and Su
garman store is being Improved with
a new porch. The front of the
building has recently been painted.
The building formerly occupied
by the White Circle resturant has
been remodeled and is now being
used by George Bell as a stage office.
This will be a great convenience to
the many passengers of the stage
line as heretofore there has been
no special headquarters. It is un
derstood that Mrs. Bell will have
charge of the office and attend to
the business affairs at this end of
the line.
J. J. Steiger has returned to
Chlloquin after spending the winter
In California. Steiger is .look
ing well and says he has enjoyed a
very pleasant vacation. He expects
to start logging as soon as the
weather will permit.
F. G. Markwardt of the Chlloquin
garage, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, spent the week end
James Thompson waa a cdftnty
seat visitor Wednesday. "
D. A. McComb was ( businaas
caller in Midland Vriday.
Miss Frances Grater . tpe& the
week-end at the HoopeV tome.' '
L. B. Largent and father passed
through Midland Saturday.
. The. "Standard Oil truck delivered
gas in Midland and vicinity last
week. . '
Roy Smith, who la feeding cattle
for Seth Dixon on the Wllllta fanch,
was a Midland caller Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wyant and
daughters, Helen and Esther, were
guests at the Largent ranch' last
Sunday.
- Helen Couchman entertajnpa tne
members of the Smiling Six Sawing
club Saturday afternoon. A social
hour was enjoyed at the close of
the sewing session. r
John Allen Is again In this sec
tion buying fat cattle and will ship
2 cars of choice steers to Sacramento
Tuesday.
Jerry V?bnner delivered cattle
to Midland f.ck yards Monday.
John Itrinnicutt, from the .Spring
Lake sectioii. has been helping out
with th-3 maintenance work on our
ditches.
We learn that the Bell Telephone
company expects to build a line In
"The Old Esses Pep Pino
Hudoon Qmodthneoo"
The new Essex has all the stamina for which its
forerunner was famous. And its 6 -cylinder motor
built by Hudson, gives smoothness.of performinalj
heretofore exclusive to the Super-Six.
Its economy includes not only exceptional gas, oil
and tire mileage, but a policy of minimum mainte
nance cost with parts prices that will astonish you.
ESSEX COACH $975
Touring- Md&l 850 Fnlghl mjJ Tmm Emlrm
(he not dlitant future from Klamath
Falls to Midland, thenco cnet counort
ing with a line at or near tho John
Mateny ranch. With the coming of
tho telephone and. tho completion of
the market road. ast from Midland
the valley ranchers will be brought
Into closer touch and have a bolter
outlet to market tor tiielr farm ami
dairy products.
Midland la to have t a Sunday
School, ltev. George N. Edwards of
Walla Walls, representing the Con
gregational S..8. Extension Society,
came . In Tuesday evening uud per
fected an organisation tor that
purpose. 0.u(to a number were pres
ent considering the short notice that
was given. ,The hour of meeting was
et tor 1 o'clock 8unday afternoons
and everybody Is expected to come
out and help the good work along,
ALGOMA NOTES
, Hans Uhrman made trip to
Kilderbrand last Thursday.
The following peoplo attended the
entertainment alven hv the Tea Cud
rink i tk Xt t tiank Ik. I I
Thursday evening: Messrs. and Mes
dames Geo. Hoffman, H. S. Wood.
Carl Zlnn, Ben Loftsgsard, Price and
Pearson. t. j
Mr. and Mr. Fred Haglcstqln
drove up to HItderbrand last Sunday
ti) pay a visit wjh jtrs. Hagolsljiln'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chua. Woelk
and family. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Swlgart and
$on, Paul, were visiting with friends
at PellCKti City Sunday afternoon.
, Mb-, and JTj-aJobn R. Ilagclstoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hagjisteln and
George Hagelsteln paid a visit to the
county seat Saturday.
LONE PINE
. .C. E. Lewis received a tck'nram
Wednesday, conveying the m enrage
of his brother's sudden death In
Kentucky. He left immediately for
the East accompanied by JIM, Itch
Lewis and daughters. (Clyde farad
ley and Watson Bnrelay are assum
ing charge of the ranch In l.owls' ab
sence. " "
Zerllne Stevenson and John Craven
were on, the sick lUt Inst twk.
Itov plckmeo ciill-jd in this
neighborhood Monday ana Wednes
day of last week In the Interests of ;
the Insurance company for which
he Is agent,
Ross Flnlny at'compniitod by Jitmov
Stevenson drovn a herd of cnlv
purchased from J, C. Stoveuaou, to
Midland Saturday.
Win. Harks and W'uUon Unrclay
trimmed a few trees . In tho" aehool
yard last week preparatory to run
ning the piootrlo wives to tho school
house. , Tho California. Oregon
Power Co. has begun work on Its
section of the lino which extends
from tho Klgur lutt-a to the hlghwuy,
Chat. l)yl,ap was In this vicinity
Thursday buying wool,
Ltttlo Bvorett Norria , who lian
been confined to a hospital In Klam
ath Falls for nearly 'two weeks Is
sufficiently Improved as to permit of
his removal to the home of , htr
aunt,. .
. Tholma and Phelps Lewis were In
Klamath Falls Saturday.
The local school has purchased a
bat and expects' to play at least two
game with the Llbby school be
fore the end of the term. The pupils
extend, their , heartiest approbation
to Clyde Bradley for hi donation of
a first class Bpauldlhg baseball.
Tho Win or Bust Cookery cjlub
hold Its fifth . meeting . Wednesday
Charles ijtorpjt 'called t C. W
Lewis' Wednesday evening.
E. f. Httiley jurchittd f load of
bona from Hugh, P'Cohnor last week
Jack .Blackroot, of KlanAMb FMi'
Is assisting J. C. Stevenson with
hla spring work.
The school received the aet of 10
pictures 'M4kera of AmKrlcao Idoals"
froth the Slate- library Friday
Churchill recowmondej at the teach
ers' tone meeting that these pictures
be studied to Inoculate tho highest
Ideals In our school children.
B. A. Hasley purchased a Honor
1 short, Min ago.
Hugh O'Connor tent hla sheep o
tho range last week.
. Kenny of Dodd's Hollow repaired
Hie water system of the O'Connor
home the last of tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ilosley and
the former's mother who la making
an extended visit with her eon rail ed
at the O'Connor homo Sunday
evening.
Pauline ileasley visited with Mary
Cotman of White Lake Sunday.
Thelma and Pbolpt Lewie raited
at the Beasley homo Sunday.
M. P. Galnvneau has changed hli
trapping route until tho 20th :'
March. '
Mr, ninl Mrs. C, llownuui mil'
diitiKliter, Marjni'ln, iillended 0i
illnnor glvon at the I'l-onhylorliiii
chiirohSunday,
Mr, anil My, ( vnvi'u and Mr. mid
Mrs. t'lyilu Marks vvvie Kliuiinlli
Fulls shoppers Motidiiy.
Mr. anil Mrs. Clyde llaiks n
daughter Maxlne vlslli'd at tho V.
V. Lewis hiiinn Hiuiduy iiftornomi,
Mrs. J. 11. Dolan and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor called III J,
V. Uolim's Sunday. , . , ,
HllilKss pruvetilnd l.urulue IIuiihIj)'
intending school Monday.
1 IIICAVV I'IM IT f'HOI'
, ,M,N l'HANC'IH. Uri'b 7.-
j i lni I'nelili- l-'rnll K.rui" hoiincet
liti.ii It Iim-i nrrtemd B.tTB 'w r-
,'i-lceiiitiii' cni'H in carry fresh fruit
) ami pi oil nee fi-iiin Cnllfiirula In
iinsiern iiiliminii'iK. Ill V"''
HnnMiii.v owneil knnd iiirulml SO,
' uu'l rofi lKi'ialor ears. In 15 j-eara
, li hit, liieiouwil Us Kiiilinint hy
i ;i l.'i iir cent.
A ( old Weill her Help '
The limit In a gna or water pips
may bo temporarily stnppod while
awaiting tho plumber by making a
pnsto of powdered whitening and
yellow soap and applying to the
liolo In tho pipe,
CAIU.IHli:. I'll.' M'iwH
pit moiteiii ejiimlnnlloii eonducl
nd on li cow owimd liy t'llS llrs Bhnar
er, a riimberlnml ooiinly farmer
Khmveil thlit llfhth 'w ruunpil by
Hi,, liovli it In: mi old Hlto-l. In
.tildltlon to (lie mnnuled pieces of
lilither III llm t'ows stomach, 111 Vvt-erfnni-lan
found tllieo larijo n"
uud SO smaller on.
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