f. c. BROWER,
local NEWS.
J- P. fate wim ii, the city Tuesday
MMS. HARTERY <JI'TS ESI A I K.
NEW LINE OP HEALTH GOODS-
Ibiru hl» much seven mill’s below
I
at*
Southern
Oregon
Cattleman
Enterprising Grocer In th® East Swnds
town. ||r imyg jle mu, turned his
Mad* Her Sol* Heir.
A.tori»
Out List.
................ l»v |*rnil»«j<mi
horses on (j,,.
but will keep his
J. C. H. »t arrived |n th® city Mot
Kuionsl I1»"11
A«l-<via Saving»
Michael
llnrtery,
the
wealthy
oat-
An
enterprising
gr'icer sends out an
up ** he lias |denty of hay for
.„k ul A»t<"'» "n /nil
day from Lakeview.
tleinan, of Klamath Falls, Or., who a|>p'-t.lzing list of new fad food*,
them.
K
lamalli
(muoulto I’ourt
linn*»,
(Jarrell Flati arrived •” the city
coinmltted suicide In San F*ran l»c<i a'xmt this style:
>.11». Or. I'hiin», Mum 104.
I*- K. Itlseilorf, the city express-
Tuesday from Merrill.
on March 12, bequeathed his entire
Butts -Greatest ever.
Two tea-
man, »ay«
wiu
free excursion*
fiiua. Hlierman wan a »1«H'W In t|„. twice a week from the bridge to the estate to hl» Invalid wife, Mrs. 1»>ui«a sfxx.riful» o* butts with an ounce of
lliirtery, In Sun Frunclsco. The es water will IncreMe ybur waist meas
city Tuesday from |>u|ry.
•’•‘Hi house mid the new town board
II- A. Kniinlll was In u,wa Sunday •ire Invited to take this trip free of tate la reputed to be worth 4150,009. ure twb feet In 30 minute*.
Tlie will of the late capitalist was
«ti 11ÌM
_»
leaving*— Nothing like ’em. G'xxl
n<»ii
ill» home Hear • Keno.
IHlii-«* in ihn UnruMMCAN ilulldlug
' barge. Mr. Itlseilorf says that after
presented
for
probate
March
21,
by
for
historical oovoHste, prize fighter*,
Julm Him. wa. |n n,n e)ly M1,„d I they ha»,, their first trip tire ris k-
A I am nth Raila, Oregon.
I Mr». Elite Hatton, who In narpud In 1 politician* and idiots.
from In. ranch east of Merrill.
cri*lier qmwt.lon will tw the topic of
1 the Instrument to act M one of the
Bristle*—Only the line bristle* from
•be day and no doubt by next fall
Hoaiember
the
usual
Saturday
| executrices.
Mrs.
HarUry waa 'selected whisk broom« are used. De-
MARK L. BURNS
Main street wlll be In first »•las*
night dance at tin- opera Imnse.
named to net with Mr*. Hatton In lickiu* with condenaed milk.
A per-
I shape.
I administering the estate, but III fwt f<xxl. Ht.linulutes the lining of
BROKER
Wissl la now it,'ling al 41h < e>,ra
E If. Rnmsby returned here Tues health compelled her to waive that 1 the stomach.
and fence rail, al twu-blU each.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
day from Lag,. and Modoc counties Hght.
| Gulpa-Down-a—The new. concen-
K. W. Gowen left yesterday morn
where I,,, had conveyed II. T. < ar-
Ttv- wl’l wa* executed at. Klamath trated easense. Can be eaten any-
ing for a visit tn In. »uu. |hlK rM||(.t|
roll, Jack Fresco and Chas, llanimes, Fall*, Or., November 14, 1697. Step-i where. Ball<x>nlsts have used II to
Wm. I'hruun un<l Conrad Ht,
•ill San Francisco commercial men. children are not mentioned In the sustain them while falling from Itn-
were III the city Monday from Dairy. Leaving here February lo, h< visited
wlli. The will was probated, despite mens® height*.
Cooked or uncooked
GENERAL FREIGHTER.
Car load of Imrb wire and nails at Lakeview, Altura», Cedarville and > the suit brought by Jani>-* Hartery, a it makes no difference. Heud for sam-
George lluru'a llardwaie Store E.u,t Pc Bidwell, returning via. Canby,
brother, and Mrs. M. Walsh a »ister, . pi«;
pie barrel,
End.
lilai-ks Canon and Merrill.
Mr. to recover a ranch near Livermore
Grlhlngs Thia celebrated old-tim
it. H M'sur n-turm-d .Sunday even liuinsby reports a scarcity of hay In
that wan conveyed away by Hartery er was discovered by a poultryman,
Ing from a mix week» visit in Port- ts’th Lake «ml Modoc counties which
two dsvs before he committed *uli ide. who observed the tine effect of gravel
land.
Is causing heavy ’(’»*»■» of stock.
—Oregonian.
or, bls bens. Made from pure New
t.'ome and try t>0 cent, worth of
Last Thursday J. N. Watson,
itampshlre. granite.
DAIRY ITEMS.
dancing Halurday night al the upera Register of the Lakeview Land Of-
United Stutts Co/nntittioner,
Mats-Mat«— Always the standard.
Feed Is running short and st<x-k- Socially pcepared from A No. 1 Chi
e,received a » subpoena to btIng
I fl'
nee,received
bring cer
KI.AMATH I'Al.lJt, OHB.
ite« Bord arrived home last even- ll,l,i records of hl. office and np|x-ar men are anxiously looking for better cago door mat« ground up by a new
,w’f',r'' the Federal grand Jury at weather.
process. It cleans out the system.
GENERAL LAND BUSINESS. Ing from a trip through the eastern
alalea.
D»rtland on March noth.
Mr. Wtl-
The roads arc all right when you It adds red, white and blue corpuscles
I Attend the dance Saturday night
1I ..........
'r,<1,Y 7 morning.
Hnv- once get to the bottom.
BI.UE PRINTS
! to the blood while you wait. Put up
procured . a private conveyance,
Ìfarvil»»li<*<l of any Und* in Kl'ini.ith IM nt the epee« housr from 1 until 12 , 'OK ................
Miss Nettle Drew Is seriously HI at In pound packages for 13 cent» or ten
lie went by way <>f Alturas, Madeline her home near here.
o'clock.
CorrWcUon* received dally.
Dr. Johuson of j for 15 cents. Eaten with a funnel.
I
and
Ib-no.
He
will
lie
absent
about
Buy our special futloels, shaped to fit
Bonanza Is in attendance.
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For a change we have had two
three week*. It 1» supposed, hl» evl-
t
he esophagus.
pleasant days during the past
On account of the heavy fall
*° dence will be uw-d In clearing up
Pulp—You have never lived before
moot Im.
moisture big crops are expected
-ime claimed irregularities at tills
If
you haven't tried pulp.
The new
Hot lunches served at the Gem laud office during the past year or every one this year.
Just out—and In.
It is made
J. W. SIEMENS. I^pelor.
Cafe, free iroui 12 to 2 p. m. and from two. Lakeview Herald.
On Saturday the 2flth, In spite of entirely from linen paper and not on
10 to 12 p. ni.
the heavy snow storm, the socialists ly nourishes the body, but takes the
Jesse Fisher 1» no longer a resident
Gru. Morine, of IKmanxa, »4» In of Alturas. The company of Ji-».’» I held an enthusiastic meeting.
place of underwear. As a brain food
Cleanliness and Good Work
, county ticket wai nominated.
the city 1 m-wlay doing business with wag no linger deslr/d
*
le
i
It has no equal. Sold by the quire or
..,J within the
Guaranteed^
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u'
U»"
»»anuo „U1 linked Ml.
our iiierchaiita.
lluilta of tin- town, and Tuesday Mar
efforts on the »tate ticket.
Alto Agent for LONDON AND
The steamer “Alma" arrived In shal Duke Invited him to move on
D aiky R epobtkr . I
purl Monday from < <”•■»»» and had in fact, gave Jesse Just twenty-four
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS CO
March 2H, 1904.
several paa*rnger*.
hours to leave, with the chain gang
BONANZA NOTES.
Born In Klamath Falls, Or., Sun as an altcrnatlvu. Jesse arrived In
Altura»
last
fall,
Irehaved
hlmse
’
f,
day morning, Marrh J7, 1904. lu Mt.
Lee Bean went to the Falls Hun-
<lri-»»< i! well and gained the respect of day Lo attend the graded school.
CENTRAL CAFE
and Mr*. George Bradley, «son.
our ritlvens. But recently he has lie-
II. Hi. Guo. Hishvp ii.« been rnuv-
i
Ml»» Rush, of Ashland, arrived for Fish & Balis,
I
come the habitue of the lower world
Ing his «tack of furniture into » hin
a visit at the home of Chris Crowley I
*
or rather, the lowest of the lower
Proprietors
new
building
the
p.
4
»l
frW
'lays.
In f Angell Valley.
Meals at ail Hours
half world. As Much the town of A1-
ILupli II Ross art I led In the city
MERRILL, ORE
turns had no use for Jesse, and .Mar-I Albert Walker is able to be about
Day or Night > >
Sunday from Seattle where be has shal Duke bill performed a plain duty town and repott.s hi» broken arm :is
!
Ix-en visiting tile past two tnonllis.
In telling him to travel.
We believe doing as nicely as could be expected. I The Choicest of Liquors and
Oysters, any Style
Hllas Kilgore was in town yester If there Is one human being on this1 Kilgore's turned out about 000
Wines always in stock.
day from laingell valley and He *ay» round green world of ours, lower, head of cattle on the 14th Inst, but
-everything in that country Is water baser and more degraded than all as the stormy weather has held on so
We also keep the best
HOUSTON BROS
L. J. Bauman, the rustling black other» it 1» a wretch that live* off* long, Roy lias been busy the past
Brands of Cigars.
week gathering up the weakest ones
smith of Ikmansa, was a visitor at woman's »In. Altura» Plaindealer.
to
feed,
having
secured
15
tons
of
rye
the Fall* ■ couple of days the Hr»t of
Your Patronage Solicited.
LAP" REPUDIATES En.TITT.
hay. He reports his loss will be
the week.
about four per cent.
Jatm-s Pell<>n of Fort xiama'h av-
The following telegram from Hon.
A. T. Lan go II has been assisting I
rived in town Monday ami ha» been E. M. Brattafn, wh<ae hostility to It.
busy for the past few dar» visiting A. Emmllt for state senator Is notor Roy Kilgore in gathering cattle and
they report finding a great many'
r j QfffeM p
iously well known explain» Itself:
hi* old friemls.
dead nor«eft on the range.
.
«
“
luikevlew.
Or..
Mar.
30,
J9O4.
fl. G. Brown was In town Monday
Chas.
Horton
was
In
town
over
■
MERRILL,
OREGON.
T'
J.
W.
Itamakar,
Klamath
Fall*.
from hi» ranch <>n Crystal Creek, He
—o—o—o—
We hav< carried Ixikc county, you Sunday. He just returned from the
came down after a load of gram lo
may »o »tale and publish.
reservation, having started his cat- B caf J by the day, week or
feed his aliirk.
E. M. Brattaln.”
tie home, Ix-ing uut of hay there. I
month.
Itrad the adv of F. O. Bunting In
The Lake County Republicans have He has 25o head ■ n Uie road aud will •
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*. • 1
another column of this paper and you
m * at his home to-night,
to-night.
He se-
tic
spoken, they are a unit for the re- I be
wilt then know where to R»t good
Th«
t2We
is
furnished
with
noininatloi, of Judge llensori, but op- cured 3o tons of hay at M errill for
I
registered stick.
the
best
that
the
market
1«wed to It. A. Emmltt; It Is also a 410 a ton and if the stormy weather
Frank Swingle returned Saturday well known fact that Iaike county is continues will drive them to feed.
can supply.
from Ashland wlisrn he luu ’»•en a “Mitcl’eH" county and that they
Bonanza. March 29
D ash .
—O——0—0—
. ..
He I. ft i favor the renomlnat Ion of Binger
visiting with his family.
The trade of the traveling public
UNKNOWN DEAD HAN FOUND.
Sunday for his ranch In Lanpell val- I Hermann for congress from the First
18 solicited.
ley.
Mall-carrier Pick Eddy and a Mr
< tongresslonnl District of Oregon;
Somewhat Personal
The Klamath Falls bund n<»w it 1» slso loyal to Theisiore Risiaevelt Snowguuae of Keno, Thursday found
meet every Tuesday evening nt the f,,r president, the Interest* of Klam- the body of a man on the old Ash
This may seem but hss
opera house for one hours’ practice »th are Identical and It only remain* land and California stage road about
It ever wurriM to YOU
under the leadership <>f M. N. Son- ■ to lx- seen whether this county will six miles above Soda Springs. The
nlchsen
{follow the lead of Lake.
man had apparently been dead about
that YOU can protect
CURES
I
t
YOI It f.rmilv Mid Vi H R
It 1» re;x,rted thst M,rmn H.nks. K|;so( UnoNS Qff ¿^00^^. I wo days. Mr Eddy identified him
as a man whom be had met on the
! tins *oM Ills ranch uf Jf<> acres lying
.
with « poii.i in
I at the bead of the river I" the Irrl- Hall of Bonanza I«xige No. 143. road only four miles from where the
th® EqriTABLK !,IFK
body lay on his last trip to Shake.
1 gatlbn caaal company hd the neat' I. O. <». F.
that Is giHxl for Its /ice
At the time, he noticed that the man
I Hille sum of 412.0)0.
Bonanza, Oregon, March 1904.
appeared tn be In p<s>r health. So
value any day that you
To the officer* and member* of Bo- I
Capl. O. C. Applegrtr, Indian
far as he could iiMcrtaln, death came
may die, and I list is also
agent at Klamath
Lodge No,
liamain Agency,
agency, and
suo auo1 nanza
<>•
-■"*» 143,
143, 1.
1. O.
O. O. 1*:.
from natural causes.
Roy,
were
ill
the
city
Saturday,
being
I
We
your
committee
to
whom
was
worth In cash nil the pre
I Roy, were l„
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The body is that of a man well past
to Yaliiui
Yalnax, where
where Mr.
Mr. ' referred the duty of drafting resolu-1
! on
.... their
■ i...i, way f,,
miums you s I m II have paid
middle age and was dressed like a
Applegate wlll pay off the employes. tIona of condolence on Die death of logger. No one around Soda Springs
(and profit» Ix'sidv») If you
beg to
The Young Mun'» Republican Club Brother Archie IL White,
seems to know the man. II. C. Stock
lire twunty yvars!*
It*
slibrnt’ the following!
met Monday rdglit at the fourt
left to take charge of the body.— - An excellent preparation.
true. For the pnxrf and
Brother White Joined Bonanza
house. The usual routine of bimi-
Tribune.
full particular* aek
Harmless to the most delicate
I nrsa cam® before the meeting and a Midge No. 143, and has been ever an
L atkh —Robert Hesten, a man
upright, good and faithful Oild-
WILL 8. WORbEN,
. few new namea were added to the
about 60 years of age, left Klamath
skin. Try it.
I eflow »off was deceased on Nmch
Rcshlcnt HollcHor,
Fall« for Ashland on the morning of
list.
the 16th, 1904 nt.Olete, Oregon, and
Kl*msth I *11*. Oregoa.
Mont K. Hutcliisoii wlll do your has now been called to membership Marell 21, tyid It was supposed that
lie had money to pay Ills way, and it
type writing with nealneM and dis
In God's Grand Lodge above.
Is believed that he became exhausted
patch. And also notorial work: legal
Whereas, our Heavenly Father In
{papers pertaining io the transfer of
and falling down In the snow went in
if Tour Efts are Mleu i
hl* suprrme wisdom has removed
ana
real estate a specialty.
Office oppo- from Ills home. In our midst, our to a sleep from which he never awak
Sight Poor
ened.
»lie |sist office.
dearly beloved brother, Archie R.
No money or belongings were
—AND—
t» CukMn lilAXfs and Eye Wish An Iowa man own« a Toulouse , >vt«i to. therefore be it
found on the body and the only clue to
___
e
that
weighs
144
pound*,
stanflsj
Resolved,
that
In
the
pausing
«way
gIMIHC
Its ident it v was a p.wtal card dated at
BILLIARD HALL
TESTIMONIAL.
over two feel high and lavs eggs «» ,,f thls well spent life this Lodge loses
Dairy, Klamath county, March 7th,
,
A«hlan<1. Or*tn«, Jan ». 1WM,
large as common carafes, j A board- 0|W (,f |ts best and most, faithful ! and addremed to Robert Heston,
Prar fh<tnr ! fell that my •yealgbt in my
|eft «yr waa about gone wh«*rt I rynaultetl you Ing him*c recently made fourteen nl,,mlx'rs and Ills family loses a kind Klamath Falls.
It read:
•bom my ayea. I am how triad to aav that I custard pie* from one egg.
ami loving son and brother.
—o—o—o—
“Dear Brother:- I got home all O.
l»n teurflfed wonderfully My eyailgbt la bet
Resolved, iKlt In this great he-
Tuesday
|aj than rter before and I am nut troubled
K Got a gor'd ducking. It rained All the Popular brands
The tsiartl
nf
trade
met
r” n
. ,
.„,1 th„ reavement we extend our sincerest I
rjlh' headachea a< f waa. The KlaAwe« are
th reave
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all day," and signed “James llesten."
afternixip at
1.. the
..— court house and
Liquors and Cigars in stock
raise). syuipiiHiy to hl» father and mother
(TC b U u I aud eaay to my ayoa.
Youra Truly,
committee reported on sum
Walter Moraland.
William R. Hearst has arranged to
I-1 and brothers Earle and Frank, and
Cnll and sample them,
routine bn.inem wa*
•»et'iistcln's Eye W.i»li cure» (inn- Other
„w—- , , r , i ®>ther, and commend establish Nebraska headquarters at
Hell'd and a commit tee consisting ; ui
ofjlllth
You are Always Welcome
plsG'd Lids, Wenk, Mattery iimj In-
S them to Him “who doeth all things Lincoln for the purpose of scattering
*Stm«l Eyes, Strained mid Tired Eves E. II. Henry, IL II. Fink and W.
literature
and
otherwise
promoting
for Fatty don’t know
well.”
•For child or adults, by mull 50 conta. Worden was appointed to draw up wall."
We are
Resolved,
t copy of these his prcsldtnlhi’ candidacy.
’
1’IL
K- CASTEIN, Ore by-law*.
How
old Ann is, But
The next meeting will he
resolutions lie spread upon the mln- in favor of liearrt fpr the democratic
gon Institute of Opt' metrv, Ashland,
heM
Wcdnemhy
evening
at
«:30
P-
Oregon.
Consultiltion Free.
Ute» of this Lodge, U copy forwarded , nomination for the •wine reason ex- ■' Fnfty,” he’s a good old soul,
Sabbath school at 10 »nd ®wter| to the parents of the deceased, and I pressed by another paper—because he “Fifty’’ he’s a dandy,
TOWN TREASURER'S NOTICE
1 also a copy be furnished each of t he Is a newspaper fnnA and would be
sermon at U »• ffi-
’•Fatty” always treh*s' the
Notice Is Ijeraby given that there th,. rrtfbytarKr cffnrth. Reception county newspaper« for publication. easy to beat . Editors arc somewhat
boys
?re funds'In the town treasury for ,,f „.ember, and the UM1»
clannish and always like to help each
<1. O. II a M akkii ,
lie r<xl''inpt kxi of file following war- after the morning setimm. J‘1^
When
ever they come handy
other.
—
Wayne
(Neb
)
Herald.
H. L CLorrox,
rsntsi |OJ2, 1030, l<>45, 1044, 1046,
0.
E.
at
3
p.
m.,
Senior
nt
«-♦
F.
M.
H
ahpold
,
Medford voters refused to sell their So call and have a warwhoop
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1047, .52,
104*. 1049, 1050, 1053,
Committee. municipal light and power plant, at a
J053, 1051.
¡ntorest wlll ceaae aeimortal. 7:30 on same them
with "Fatty” or Frank
that nt hist Siildxith evening. I ».
frotn tlil» date.
»1 eefal election culled. The vote was
Private
dining
room«
at
the
Cen
tated al Klumalh Falla, Or., liti» service at. 7:30 ^ertneMlay evenW
I
I J93 agaipst sgUiilg, t« 47
loti) ita» uf Mai eh, 1904,
I tral C»f»-
Al' ffi t***
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7’°*n
AriVRHBY-AT-LAW,
I
Fre<l Fl.x k was |n U.o city Tuei
•lay from Kem»
I BUY AND SELL
Klamath County
Products
Notary Public.
j. n. nooRE,
FLOUR, HAMS
BACON, LARD
EGGS, BUTTER
i
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
The Dew Drop
Saloon. . . .
&
*
Riverside Hotel*
This Space
BELONGS TO
Baldwin's Studio
*
ELECTRIC
C
ash S tore
$
*
$
3
L. F. WILLITS, Prop’r
I «O’
Crown Cream
t
t
L
^019
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS,
Hotel Linkviile...
I. W. BURRISS, Prop.
Headquarters for Al/ Stage Lines.
Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day.
Main Street, Near Bridge, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY
PATTERN HATS
READY TO WEAR HATS
DRESS HATS
STREET HATS
WALKING HATS
LRQIES.
FOR
TWISSSS
HMD
CHILDREN
Bear in mind that we give you more style and quality for
money than can be obtained elsewhere. Our prices
always the lowest. Hats trimmed to order..................
Ladies Furnishing and Dress Goods. Hair Goods, Combs, etc.
MRS. J. C. PEtlEZ, PROPRIETOR.
READY TO WEAR HATS.
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•
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4
I
•
Fancy Collars*
Veiling.
‘ ?
:
I -OuO-O '*v
* * **** *
H. C. Obt/VVUM
C. If. WITHROW,
«WW
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
MAYLONE’S MILLINERY.
Face and Lips
I
$250.00 REWARD.
The Klamath County Live Stocd
Association will pay the above re~
ward for the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons found guilty of
stealing or altering the marks or.
brands of any stock belonging to any
member of this association.
Address Chas. Horton, President^
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
Chitwood's Drug Store
f
RIVERSIDE SALOON
KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO.
TIME TABLE
IX EFFECT OCTOBER 1», 1903.
Of field & Verril!
i
MERRU-L
OREGON
LEAVE
DAU Y P \SSE\i,ER
AND FREIGHT
7 A. M.
S P. M.
LAIRD
POK EGAMA
ARRIVE
5 P. M. .
9:1» A. M.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.
Livery, Feed and Sale
I
STABLES
Caleb T. Oliver, Proo'r
Merrill
-
-
-
Oregon
STRAYED.
Came to my place December 1, 1903
a yearling steer, branded Ij on right
hip, marked upper slope and under
bit in right ear and spilt and under
bit tn left ear. Owner can have Mine)
by proving property »nd paying i
«barge*
N. S-
S Dnww,
*h»rg*«
O»”' Dairy, Or j
Wm. Shaffer, a brakeman of Denni*
son, Ohio, was confined tu his lied lui*
several weeks with inflammatory
rheumatism. I used many remedies,
he says. Finally I seht to McCqw’s
drug store for a bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Bahn, at which tiru.c f
wns unable to use hand or foot*r-
In one week’s time was able »land
work as happy as a elam ihe ^P*
byC.C.Ghitwood.
j «nd coffee crops
TCYoyed. The damage is
>6,000,000.
Come------------------------
HarmOw1a
insulting,
We ty Augtralta M<lch 30 _Tn
of g gpewh lngulting Ring
the government has refused
* of public buildings to John
der Dowie. The mayor of Ad-
wrote to Dowie telling him he
disgrace to the nationality.