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u.PcoNrRAcTs FOR
LINE TO CRAIG

Denver. June 1.-The contIat fol-
building 100 miles of railroad from
Wamsutter on the main line of the I'm
ion Pacific, west of Cheyenne, to Craig
in Routt county, 40 miles west of Steam
boat Springs, the present terminus OF
the Moffat road has been let to w. q.
Fitzpatrick & Brother. Union Pacific
contractors of Omaha Neb.
The Fitzpatrick contract. which in
cludes the grading OF the proposed line
involves about $1,000. 900, the exact
amount not having been given out.
The agreemt specifies that the work
shall be done during the present sum
mer, and it is not improbable that trains
will be running over the new line by
the end of 19O9
The entrance of Of the Union Pacific
into the Routt County coal fields is equal
led in Importance by the through facili
ties the new link will offer when it is
extended to connect with the Moffat
roa at Steamboat, or when the latter
builds west to meet it. That one or the
other or both of these projects will be
consummated and probably very soon
admits of no doubt.
Pending the connection of the Union
Pacific with the Moffat road. the former
will have an outlet to it's main line for
the tremendous tonnage to be derived
from the vast resources of Routt The
proposed line will equal in Importance
any stretch Of road Of equal length that
has been constructed in Colorado in
many years.
The new era., 1909-06-10
GOT MIXED

The printers ''devil" was making up
his first form The paper was late and
the boy got the galleys mixed The
first part of the obituary notice of a
pecunious citizen had been dumped i'll
the form ami the next handful of type
came off the galley describing a recent
fire. 1t read like this: The pall-bear-
!, ers lowered the body into the grave and
Dit was consigned to the flames. There
we're few If any regrets. for the old
wreck has BEEN an eyesore to the town
for years. OF course there was indi
vidual loss, but that was fully covered
by insurance" The widow thinks the
editor wrote the obituary that way be
cause the lamented partner of her joys
owed him five years subscription.-Ex
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TO OUR ABSENT BROTHER
VIM. r. poNELsoN

Sad it was, after he so courageously
faced the unkind element of winter and
so hopefully awaited the coming of
Spring, that his life should go out with
the budding leaves when all nature
promised so much of life and hope and
cheer
But it is comforting to know that the
sadness of his going is tempered with
sweet rememberance He left with us
the impress of his energy, generosity
and public spiritedness and the memory
of his efforts will be long with our COM
munlty.
The members of the Elk Lodge who,
reside in North Park desire to extend to
the bereaved family of our brother our
sympathy for them in their sorrow and
assure them that. both as neighbors and
as brother Elks, it will be always a
pleasure to serve them.
AN ELK.
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REPORTS from RAND

Jack Smith came home Friday he is
feeling pretty good, but is not real
strong yet. He will soon be all right
now that he is home where mother
Smith can cook for MIN.
Monte Blevins moved bunch of
cattle and horses from Walden to the
Snyder place on Sat
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Arnold and Harry
and Jack Howard took dinner with Mrs.
Smith Sunday.
Fred Hills came back from Denver he
sold bunch of cattle and got now
hat.
The creeks are fearfully high up this
way the oldest inhabitants say they
haven't been so high before for 25 yrs.
Ed Fogg got a new watch, now he ex-
poets everyone to ask him the time of
day when they meet him.
Will Baldwin came back from Denver
on Sunday. He reportf the willow creek
road to be in pretty bad shape. The
creek is very high and the water is run
ing over the bridges.
Jess Wolfe IS making Rand visit.
If you rememer he and his wife lived
onthe Donelson ranch one winter.
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HIcHo ;HAPPENINcs

VIM. Monahan, Sam Swire and Silas
Haskins came over to Monahans ranch
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wattenberg were Wal
den visitors last Thursday.
Rev. Manning and Evangelist Webster
took dinner at Chas Brands Saturday
and had very pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. shippey were in Walden
last Thursday.
There was a surprise party at VIM.
Norell's Sunday in honor of Arthur's
18th Birthday. Those present were Mrs.
Fliniau and Myrtle, Miss Bntter field,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shippey and June and
Valdia and Mss Norville. And very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all,
The Rivers are very high now over
here.
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MAKE NEW BALL GROUND

Chas Emigh and NJ R. Mitchell dis.
covered piece of ground down by A. E.
Buffers meadow. which will make a
good ball ground. They grubbed the
brush on the diamond Saturday afte
noon and Sunday bunch of ball players
got to gether and cleaned the brush off
and laid out the diamond and
then done little practing with the ball
and bat, they hope to have good game
next Sunday.
The new era., 1909-06-10
COMMISSIONERS
TO FORT COLLINS

The commissioners of Jackson county
are expected to arrive in Fort Collins to
day to attend the joint meeting of the
commissioners of both counties which
will be held tomorrow. The county treas
urer's funds will be divided at this meet.
ing relating to the formal separation of
the counties will be taken up.
The appointments for minor county
offices made public. The road supervis-
ors appointed by the Larimer county
commissioners probably will be retained
by the new board.-Ft. Collins Review
June 2.
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FOREST SERVICE
CLERK EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination June
16, at Denver, Durango, Fort Collins,
Grand Junction, Pueblo. and Trinidad,
Coloradoi Cheyenne. Laramie, and Sher-
idan, Wyomingi and Aberdeen. Dead
wood. Sioux Falls, aud Watert0wn.
South Dakota. This examination is
held to secure elisables from which to
make certifications to fill existing vacan- :
cies at $500 per annum. in the position
of Forest Clerk in the Forest Service,
and vacancies requiring similar qualifi
cations as they may occur at salaries of
Continued on back page.)
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The Albany Hotel Co. of Denver
is we'll worth reading, if you conten-
plate furnishing q rooming house or
small hotel. The Albany is completely
refurnishing 110 guest rooms, purchas-
ing new chairs for its elegant restaurants
and refitting the office This furniture
and equipment can be purchased very
reasonably, if taken at once.
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Gard OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the Elks, and to the
neighbors and friends for their sympa.
thy and for their beautiful floral offer.
ings during our sad bereavement in the
death of our beloved husband, father
and uncle.
Mrs Ida DOnelson
Fred Mary :.
Henry Eva
Lucy Josie
Hazel.
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For fishing tackle of all kinds go
the NORTH PARK PHARMACY.

the NORTH PARK PHARMACY
Andrew Norell and wife were Walden
visitors Thursday.
Steve Huffman came over from Pearl
Saturday.
Every man and his brother and some
other fellows sister attended the w. o.
w. dance Friday night.
A. E. Dwinell and wife were up from
their Cowdrey ranch last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Dow and Miss Anna-May
MacFarlane went to Hebron Sunday to
stay with their Grandmother for awhile.
Mrs. M. E. Rulings and daughter came
to town Thursday.
were Walden visitors Sunday.
Jimmie Taylor and wife were in town
Thursday.
Gus Anderson was in town Sunday.
Gilbert Hayes was in Monday.
Fly rods from soc to $1,000 at the
North Park Pharmacy.
Mrs Elias Peterson and nieces the
Misses Riach were in town Sunday to
attend church Sunday forenoon.
Jacob johnson and Mrs. Soderberg
came over from the Platte Thursday.
Hubert Cbedsey, Andrew MacFarlane
and Jas. Taylor Sr. came over from
Hebron Saturday
Sam Cardin was visitor Monday.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mosman at Mrs. Greshams Hotel
Monday night and left pair of twin
boys. Mother and babes are doing fine
and Ray is stepping around proud as a
peacock and w. o. is the proudest
grandpa in this part of the country.
VIM. Dawson and wife were in
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr..
Donelson.
Archie Trounsell and Ed. Van Walk
enberg were Walden visitors Sunday.
Harry Green and wife We're in Thurs
day to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Baldwin We're
down from Rand last week.
A new line of WALL PAPER. The
North Park PHARMACY.
Mrs. Dan MacFarlane is visiting with
Mrs. Dave MacFarlane this week.
Jake Hartzels freight teams returned
from Laramie with freight Tuesday.
VIM. Macarthur was Walden visitor
yesterday.
Jas. Allard was in town to day.
Henry Donelson is able to be around
again after his late illness but is still
pretty weak.
Jake Hartzel's freight teams started
for Laramie today,
1t has rained every day this week so
far, whether it will rain today we can't
tell yet,
Uncle Jack Hunter and Frank Lyons
were seen on our streets Monday.
The Editor and family started for
New Windsor last Saturday with team
The new era., 1909-06-10
NUMBER Is.

shearer. Leslie Ish and G. G. White. for.
est ranger all of Rand. Mr.. White had
a type-writing machine in the stage,
which sank In the creek when the wag.
on overturned and was not recovered.
He was riding behind the stage on a
horse. Had the passengers been in tho
stage when it upset they probably would
have been drowned.
The new era., 1909-06-10
YARD OF KIDS

THE BILLS BROS. Monumental and
Iron Fence Co., 1455 Broadway, Denver,
Colo. are sending their customers one of
the most unique pictures we have ever
seen.
1t is "a yard of kids" size 8 30 in
ches novelty picture in black and
white half-tone; ten happy, bouncing
babies, breaking out of egg shells.
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dence Of some time being present, The
floor fairly swarmed with dancers from
0 O, clock in the evening till broad day
light tho next morning. Everybody
had a splendid time and the Woodmen
showed that they knew how to enter
tain. The musicians we're; Vincent
Jansky Neuton Bellairs and Mrs. ]. W.
Mcdaniel. An elegant supper was ser
we'd at the Park Hotel at midnight.
The new era., 1909-06-10
HE KNEW

Arvada Minister.-D you know
where little boys go who fish on Sundays
Little Boy,-You bet do. Go and get
your line and bait and I'll show you.
-Ex.
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and buggy to be gone couple Of weeks
or more. They will also make visit to
Denver while outside.
s. s. Brownlee is having his lots fenc-
ed this week, with view to building
new house in the near future.
The new era., 1909-06-10
LOST

One Roam Mare weight 1,O50 brand
two bars on left shoulder, wintered at
Frank Smiths. Reward will be paid for
the return of said animal.
WALTER JOHNSTON
Walden Colo.
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WON'T STAND FOR 1T
~ collad mo n lair "

Johnny called me lair"
"What are you goin' to do about it
''I told him I'd give him till Christmas
to take it back, l wont stand fer him
callin me names-Denver post.
The new era., 1909-06-10

Headquarters for imported and home
made fishing Tackle. North Park Phar.
macy.
The new era., 1909-06-10
STALLION FOR SALE

/ have good Shire Stallion for sale,
cheap, or will trade for horses or cattle.
HARRY GREEN.
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w. o. w. BALL

The dance given
by the Woodmen
in the I. o. o. F
hall last Friday
night was a success
the biggest atten
The new era., 1909-06-10
Gatherings

Robert Bradfield went over on tie
west side to Mr.. Doners for few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Sarah Rowe ilodHklns viii soon
BE- a hundred years old. aud she has
lived all that time In hath, Me.
Mrs. ". 4. Peabody of Colorado n
called tho mother Of Mesa Verde ma.
tlonal park because Of the interest she
has taken In the preservation of the
relics Of the mysterious cliR dwcllcrs
Of Colorado.
Miss Susie Stoncslfcr Of Hanover,
Pa. has Just finished u patchwork
quilt after ffty years Of sewing, Tho
quilt Il u ninc square design. q by I
feet IN size. aud contains patches OF
fabrics made scores Of years aIo,
The most famous cat fancicr In the
east Is Miss Pollard Of Elizabeth. n. j.,
whose white Persian Purity Il valued
at $500. II has won innumcrablc
prizes and cups. bein. beaten but twice.
once In England aud once IN this coun.
try by It's own daughter Puritann.
Miss Christabci PankhursN the EN-.
lish sutfragcttc leader. has visited u
famous London waxwork exhibition
and snt for portrait model which win
form part of womnn's suffrage
group shortly to bc placed on view
Mrs. rethick Lawrence and Mrs rank.
hurst have also agreed 10 sit for their
models
Miss Helen &. flnincs Of Brooklyn
has received notice that she IL TO got
pension Of 500 month from Andrew
Carnegie In recognition Of her services
ns managing editor Of the Liberty
Journal OF New York. She has been
editor OF the magazine for hftccn years,
but has been forced TO resign on nc.
count Of poor health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

There Is apparent n decided tendency
toward the scmltailorcd rather than
the strictly tailored costume.
Lingerie waists are showing q great
deal of butter colorcd lace In their cop
struction. and very often II is used 10
connection with pure white.
The fancy for wash gowns. strong %
lt is, does not seem 10 have diminished
the vogue Of the separate blouse. which
has taken unto itself new scope aud
now beauty.
For morning wear there Is nothing
prettlcr or more generally satisfactory
than percalc. II has NIL Of the wear.
Ing and laundering qualities Of linen
aud is much less expensive.
Indications Of the return Of the tunlc
grow daily more significant. and. al.
though as yet II Is only suggested by
the decoration, the suggestions are
strong enough 20 insure n more pro.
nounccd effect IA the fall. whom hcnvIcs
fabrics come into use.-New York Post
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
pCRE, CLEAN, MlLk-
NOT CHEAP MILK

We have the best and most healthy
cows We can buy. We food tho bcs,
of hay aud grain. We employ only
tho most experienced men to bo had
and pay them tho best Of wages,
Our cows are kept on clean board
floor that Is swept daily and kept
clean and sanitary.
We invite the public to inspect our
promises.
Our motto IL pure. clean milk ut a
reasonable price.
We cant give you pure milk In
winter at summer prices. and wc sell
only pure milk. as Il comes from the
COW.
Our winter prices are $500 per
quart or $3.50 per pint per month. or
80 cents per gallon.
when you want milk to please you
call up Straw's Dairy. phone ss3.
JAS. W. STRAW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
FACTS FROM FRANCE.
Paris derives a huge revenue froa
the sale Of dolls dresses.

Paris derives a huge revenue froa
the sale Of dolls dresses.
Three hundred and fifty Ilcbrcws
are officers In thc French nrmy.
From Puy do Dome. mn cxtlAct vol
cano In France. carbonlc acid Is pro
curcl for commercial purposes
Sixty persons In France annually die
Of snake bite. Six cents IN paid tot
the head OF viper. aud there are men
who make their living by killing
snakes. In single department 30O,0U
vlpcrs were killed In twenty seven
years.
Captain IInmbcrt. "a French deputy.
complains II the excessive number Of
officers attached 10 colonial troops. lie
says that the artillery OF the colonial
corps could on mobilization turn oui
eight four.gun batteries. which would
be commanded by eight generals. eight
cen coloncls. twcnty-slx lieutenant col,
oncls ana clghty.nvc commnndan's. 20
say nothing Of mere captains nnd lieu.
tenants.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
Industrial Items.

There are 300 paint factories In this
country making over l00.00O.000 gal.
Ions Of paint per year. and the bust
ness demand In Increasing faster than
the facilities.
Australian mining men rejoice In the
possession Of q new diamond drill
weighing only 900 pounds. while the
weight Of the machine now In use u
three or four tons.
English trades unions will not allow
o workman to carry lad Of mors
than fourteen pounds. II his tools or
the material weighs more than that. be
must have Q helper.
I.arss quantities OF machinery ars
being ordered by japan from Great
Britain. Among the latest orders II IN
Immense heating plant for q group OF
manufactures and Q complete outat
for new sugar making industry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
Gleanings.

The council Of empire at 81. Peters.
burg has raised the Russian legation
st Tokyo TO an embassy.
A Chicago child before a police mag.
istrate said that she had never heard
Of the Bible. but We got an almanac" !"
she added eagerly.
The Quebec. legislature has refused
to allow the city ~ Three Rivers to
take land belonging to one OF the Gem
eteries. IN act that will prevent the
removal " the bones Of st. Didacc.
now lying under the Episcopal church.
All persons who have crossed from
America to Europe are familiar with
the Fastnet rock. the first spot Of
Erin that they sec on the eastward
voyage. Thereon has been erected .
new lighthouse. which has cost the
record sum Of S403.200.
The chief criminal court In Vienna
Dat until u. IN. recently In order to
6nlsh case. One juryman asked tho
Judge for. certificate that the trial
had lasted until that hour. ''Other.
wise." he said. my wife will never
believe me-" The Judge granted the
certificate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
Church and Clergy.

The American Bible society has sent
men to work among the foreigners
around indianapolis.
The diamond jubilee Of the Hrst
church built In Chicago, that Of 81.
Mary's Roman Catholic congregation.
will be celebrated June II.
The Woodlands Road Wesleyan chap
81. Mlddlcsbrouch. England. which hns
Just been opened. is provided with "tlp
up seats similar TO those In use In the
atcrS-
OF a congregation Of over a thousand
at the First Methodist church Of Syra.
cuse. n. T.. only fourteen admitted
having been converted after reaching
the age Of twcnty.onc.
Grace Methodist church at Dallas.
Tex. has band OF twelve uniformed
boys who arc doing unique work ~
messengers In bringing TO Sunday
school careless and Indifferent scholars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
College and School.

Harrow. one Of the four greatest pub
lie schools Of England. was founded in
1871.
The operating expenses Of Columbia
university for the present year are
el.5o2.5G3.
DR.. Robert e. Brooks. Joseph Whar.
ton professor Of economics at Swarth.
more college. has resigned to accept
the chair Of political science at the
University Of Cincinnati.
Professor John II. NIemeyer. Street
professor Of dra wing In the Yale Art
school. viii retire on n pension ut the
end Of the present college year ns pro.
fessor emeritus. The only other pro-
fessor at Yale TO retire as emeritus at
the end Of this year Ii Professor Tracy
Peck Of the Latin department
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
SlRES AND SONS.

Tho president has declined mauy N.
vitations 10 take rides In nirships.
Charley Cbcx,h of tho Clcvclnnds 4,
q baseball, frcak. Chcch pitches right
handed. hut docs everything clsc left
handed, lie writes, eats and ties his
uccktic with his left hand.
rrnnl r. Gary tho now unitc,,
s,ntes senator from south Carolina
claim. ,nony M, snce,,nrs noh.rf
Rrucc. King OF scotland. John Knox.
the founder Of the Prcsbytcrlap church: (:
John Withcrspoon nnd other scotch
WORTHLESS.
Thu richest Indian IN tho wor,a 10
Ton nm, ~ unr,in,,o, rcx M,
wco,,h n, co,s.ry,,Iy.,r .s,Innt., N
sa sOo ooo Ue 4, for,v.rlne Yc,rs ,,J
dcvotca "a his wifc and chiidrcn and
,.r,,,,o,,J \, ,h, 4, w ,,.nor,m.r, ~ IN.
t,n,rcrsIty a, v,rv,n,,
I,r.. ,,,,cs.,,. NH, h,. h..r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
State Lines.

Southern California yields 1000 tons
ee salt per year.
Many important drainage projects
are under way IN ~ marsh isNd Of
Louisiana. which will ultimately make
Il great agricultural country.
Statistics gathered recently for Q re-
port to the national conference on
charities and corrections show that
Nebraska has the smallest number Of
criminals and dependents in proper.
tion to the population of aSS state In
The Union.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15

That II Il q very unfortunate thing
Tor Q man 10 nieete early In . morning
IN III favored man or woman. q rough
footed Hen. Q shag-haird noeee. OF .
blacke Cat That Il h signe Of death
10 some in that house. where Cricksts
have bin many yeeres. II on Q sudden
they forsake the Chimney Corner. That
u Q man dream OF egs or nre be shall
hsars Of anger. That to dreame OF the
devil h good lucke. That to dreame Of
sold good lucke. bot Of silver III. That
n Q man b. born In the daytime b
shall BE- unfortunate. That II . child
b born with Q Cauls on his head be
shall b very fortunate. That when
~ palms Of the right aand itchssb
4 h Q shfswd sign be shall receive
money. That Il b Q great signe Of III
lucks Il Rats gnaw Q mans cloathes.
That II h naught for any man to give
Z pairs Of Knives to his sweetheart,
for fsare It cuts away all love that b
between them. That Il ID III lucks -
Aave the saltssller fall toward you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
KLAMATH FALLS WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1909.
An Intelligent Cow.

A few nights ago q citizen went
home aud found a COW IN his yard.
He drove hcr out. He then went Into
the house and later heard the animal
IN the yard again. He drove her out
the second aud third times. The cid.
sens son came home later and found
the animal In the yard and drove her
out. The citisen then made 40 inves.
tigation aud found the COW got in BY
wadins around the fence on the river
aide. He hung up q lantern to deceive
the COW - she came 10. and the uext
morning. 70 he says. be found the COW
In the yard with the lantern hung on
hcr horns. using the same to hunt out
the best grapefruit in his grove. Say
what you please. but that was au 10.
telligent COW. Aud the story b true
OF course Il is.-Fort Myer Press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15

Compelling one to pay q sum OF mon.
ey which the assailant claims the 9th.
sr owes him. which claim II disputed BY
the latter. In held In Fanin versus State
Crex. Grim. App. 10 l.. q. A. IN. -.
ia. to be robbery.
The right Of the owner Of Q dog to
maintain an action against one who
wantOnly and maliciously kills or in.
jures It is sustained In Columbus Rail-
road company versus Voolfolk (0a.l
10 L. X. A. IN. 81. 1880.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
Sporting Notes.

Frank Walker has been engaged "a
start the horses At Readville this year,
Springfield Msss.) board Of trade
directors voted 500 for the national
rowing regatta.
With Bu:ch doing the work be n.
Lumley In no; missed to any serious
extent BY the Brooklyn Nationals.
In st. Louis plain clothes men are
seeing to II that there ID no gambling
In the stands during the baseball
games.
Bob Blake. tho great Vanderbilt uni.
versity football star. has been award.
Cd Rhodes scholarship. lie will On.
ter Oxford a. soon n hs gets bis COM
mission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15
Animal Oddities.

a rat can 90 without wstsr fov
three or four days.
II beetle were one.third the size OF
. horse II could pull against twelve
horses.
The smallest known insect. q para.
site Of the lizard. II but one.ninetieth
Of an inch in length.
Tho gray buxzard ID believed to be
the heaviest bird that dies. the young
males weighing forty pounds when
food ID plentiful.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15

In the Forth bridge there In hort
sontal pun OF 10000 tons on the chief
spans and weight Of 100000 tons on
their bases.
Engineers say that tho Brooklyn
bridge has improved with age and
hat II n now stronger than II was
when II was built
A bridge recently built for the Cape
10 Cairo railway Ovcs the Kafue river
, the longest bridge in Africa. Jt
measures 100 fest,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15

Gould ] sell you an imported Per.
sian cat for 9i.000y ventured the cat
and dog fancier.
"what!" exclaimed the multimilllon.
airc in surprise. why. ! Just bought
Q 5000 bulldog from you the other
day"
"Yes. but thought you'd want
$1,000 cat for that swell bulldog to
chase. You surely wouldn't allow
$4,000 bulldog to chase Q common cat
would your Pittsburg l'rsss.