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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
'DistiIIery

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07

R. HI. Cate & Co. Registered Dlstery No. 100. ChattanooGa. Tennessee
 Louisville, Kentucky.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
Mis.shs In N. si.,.

A gentleman. says Modern Women.
Who recently returned from n tour In
spain tells this story
! left kct He on foot after q stay of
n week giM was twenty miles away
when ~ss oscriaken by the landlord
~ The hotel IN which ! Ind stayed.
Tie nh,krepet rode beside me for
ncariy an Isour before be- found conr.
age 10 make known bis business.
"'f the sei,or nBd God please" he
hogan apoIogctIcaily. = made q mis-.
take IN Ills bin yesterday"
"ilowi" ! Inquired
u forgot " mike charge for his
candles 10 tight him 10 he'd
But u wns moonlight. and ] Ind %.
candles.
Then. senor. With the help ~ God.
forgot 10 charge you with the moon.
light"
The charge amounted 10 2 cents In
American money. and he Ind hired mn
nss a0d ridden twenty miles 10 collect
n ! was amused aud astonisbed
Then I accused him Of hcing robier
and offered him cent 20 settle tic
bin lie worked up q beautiful smile
and beid out bis hand
Il will take II. with thanks. scnor.' %
be- said God viii bless you for m
honest mani"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
The Ijess olssesee Car.

The nrxt real sleeping car was built
Ia lsu u was called the Pioneer.
aud the builder further de~ignated u
by the letter "a" not draining that
be- would soon exhaust the letters o!
the aiphabet The Pioneer vas built
tn . Chicago aud Alton shop and cost
the almost fabulous sum of elS.OO
That was reckiess extrsvasance in .
year when the best u raiIrcad coaches
could b. built st cost NOT exceeding
SA.5W. hut the Pioneer wss blazing
Q new path In luxury. without II wn'
radiant In paint aud varutsh. in say
stripes and iettering. u was giant
compared with its fellows. for u was
q foos wider and two aud half high
er than any car ever built befcre u
had the hinged berths that arr the dis
tinctive feature of the American sleeP
Ing car today. aud the porter and the
passeng-rs no longer had 10 drag ths
bedding from closets ~ the far eud Of
the car.-Outing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

Mast persona ltslleve 1tevenson'a
verses f0r children may. without cor.
rsctiOn or amendment. safely tr placed
IN the hands Of tlse iinpre~sI0hsi,Ic
ycungstcr witlDut cOrrupiIDg either
his morals Ut bic English. liut tissre
arc some who think otherwise. says M
exchange.
Little Aires mother. having taught
tho child "a say. Time 10 RISE" In
which "ihe birdie with yellow biir'
ssurcs. the child announced that she
meant 20 recite n IN her teacher.
"wcii. and what dh Miss i'rIm say
20 1i,e birdie with n yellow biJr I"
asked Aiic~'s mother when the little
girl returned from school.
'she says II II quite . pretty thought
Hut this In tho way she makes me ssy
II now. mainmn:
- birdie with = yellow bili
ltopped upon tho window siii.
Cooked HE shining eye and said.
Are you not ashamed. you slsspyhsadr ? :"
But that was not the way tbs birdie
said n. Alice" the mother reinon.
strated.
mo. mamma: ! know. Hut teacher
says II Isn't good English 10 say.
'Aint you 'shame'i. you sleepy i@sdr /"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

In lsmca s.iosvSi .iik q Chinese dip
tsunat talked ai-,ut Chigr-- laws.
'Sosu- .f mir iaus. you kn"~. are
sesy stimulating" h. .ih. "for ra.
smpis. cM ow~i money to mone,
isssi~r. chl would moi ray. aid the
asSa~y ieusi~r hanged blm-~lf on chfs
asnusssi. Chi wss coisir,ub.si to death.
fou sr~. hs MAS sraily r-~i~'nsibl. f",
shs usss~y icasi~s's death
~ soa able to supi-rt his parents
h imtslsous~i fcf lifr 10 hv went do
81 \ go unable ,o saiaror, 'hem l.
lmlglsuu~sl Toe thrvc yrsr. ne Ne hold
-sanA Oals~ rightly tina, 'hsrs must
10 ses,eshlns ~roos With q yoons man
Uho esa't support bis parni.
Oar tsslbsc are rScciicn,. thanks 'o
~ ssimulus of our law. whrn n
~vims 10 csa,ni,scd . slruih u pn'
upoa tho case s,i given, -ay. ,hir',
days to lsni the rfimlnal " the
s,~ush falls he hiaisrif pays the pen
sity VI tho crime. ic.s two degrees
That. too. IL q lust a1i stimulating
lAw. fc~ u the t-,iicr can neither i'rc'
vent NOT punish crime ihcn they
should ir themselves punished for
their rank incapaci,y, New York
lsevss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

In isss bartholomew Dias sailed far
enough south along the western coast
of Africa not only 10 dcsrry but to
double the Cape " storms. ns II was
then called. aud ms the coast was as
ccrtalned 10 run toward the northeast
the prospect of success 10 the direc
tIon Of india seemed now 40 clear that
the ISrtuguesr mouarrh renamed shs
cape -Cabo de- Roa Esprranxa." ~
Cape of Oood Hope. The good hopc'
was sesilseA In ls0s by vasco ID
Iama. who. doubling the southernmos'
polnt of Africa. sailed on 10 Caiicus
thus Opening up The hong dreamed o'
euusc 10 India.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
svss.,s,s.sss Remedies.

Voc whspplny cough cooked dos'
usousr u vmsi. In thc eighteenth cen
lury thi. rensSiy was cmvloy~i in
uroslanA. licvr IL another nsSiIcn'hri'
eor tho samr compiain'; "wa'crrrrs
\ very ysssi thing. cir. with u ii''"
III VI Tint brown sugar what you uses
So nut on So bacon aud s",nc hone,
mixed with II. And ~, tell you what
Q svod thins Coz Group hut rics'!
lacvm fat fried down asi nforc ~
solve, add somc ,~pl~r and vinegar
u .twus the pipes ot Me lungs. dy'
ssr. Aud u you ate ad'cn'nrow
yoa asy Try this for ''phlerm ." to u"
chss,. Z" Catch dear little d"'e
frog and tie = bit of string 10 one oi
lss ,nck legs. Then you keep an 'c,
ting u ~ ,lowa your throat an'' pull
lss n M again" The narrator IL 'hl'
atdc<i 10 r. w. Thompson. who Se,'
DOWN th~sr s,orics; "lt's tho truth
youns fellow. and u CLEARED tm'
phlegm out of his threat hoo'ifu'. bn,
ws wouidnt d. s,rh u thing ~ that
.-LOudOG ChronNlc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
olstssatk Century Meals.

Judging from passng~ IN i!nrri.
son's "D~scriptton os Britain" break
fast eating In the sixte~nth century
wss held 10 denote effeminscy. Here.
toforr." he writes. ''tlserc hath i'een
more time spe0t IN eating and drink.
Ing than commonIy h IN sls~ss days.
for. wissr~aa u old We hsd brrak kfasts
In the forrnooW. lrvesagcs Of nuniioO
after dinner and tlsereto reaSe supirrr
when II was tim 10 - % rcst. nov
ih~sc old rrlasts. thanked lr Gods. are
vcrte well icfi. aud ecb one texespi
hcrv and thcre soine yossng hnDgrte
stomach That cannot fast tin dinner
timep contentcih himself with dinner
and suptrr oniie. The nohIi-
Tile. centric and stvdents osdinariIie 3"
10 dinner ~ II tsefore noon aud 10 sup
Jrr nt 3 cr brfwrcn = sDd q NJ after
noon The merchants dine aud sup sci
dom befor~ ~ NJ nom and u NJ night
esp~ciaiis In London. Thr husband
men dine niso ai hish noon nnd sup a.
: or 2. bot ouf ~ the tcarme In our
universities The scboiars dine NJ 10" :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
n. v,s.s.s olsd.

steve Long n noted for attending to
his own business aud saying very little
about t. One morning an lQuisitivs
uelghbor met him returning from the
woods with his gun over bis shoulder
Hello. sseve' Where hev ~ been
a.shootin'r'
"Yep"
"what ye been a.shootip'r'
Dog"
"Yer dosf My! Was he madr'
"waal. be didn't look 70 DANCED well
pleased ~ Every ybcdy's Magazine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
FIXED otars.

There urc M Ax~l stars. When Nc
look up nj the stars they APPEAR to In
very stili aud peaceful. hut asirouo'
mrrx know that such h not ehs case'
but ,hat each one n moving. some
with ipcrc<iible speed. Invisible to ths
unaisicd eye. yet visibic 10 The inssrs''
mcnts at their dlsposai. Our sun. TOT
Instance. which Ii nothins morn ~
lcss than one of lhs ''stars" suppnseta
10 bc .nxed.s is moving along. With
tho cntirc snlar system. toward point
in tho constellation Hercules. IN na'
turc. from the most lnsiguincant germ
10 tho largest world. everything 70 IN
perpetual motton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

There arr g,si many "kinks' 10 w
)sArued to throw the b.s',icrans sA"''
fully. One 10 always t. throw against
the wind " you want u to come nnes
20 you u u q miniature aerop'nne.
eor u literally sails against the w'"'
aud b horne upward anl onward D!
The bvssss. u tho plnyer wants 70
make long distance slrnlIh'awas
record he can throw with tho wl'd'
but ~ must take care to select y
boomerang which II heavy ~ heavy
that u will not be too much nnr.N'
hy ths air currents, Ivy potntlns 'ne
boomsrans At n certain anx's NO emu
u,aks Il sonR aloft IN circles IKE y
hawk until II may bs ~ high ~ iu
test above the earth. A. IN COLT pay
lns,' n y uUt ~ mHch 'nsre s're"n.a
that makes q long throwsr. but INC
skill In aiming. the direction ana ~
boomerang throwing the way ~ wnHu
advautase may bs taken OF tho "'
cusrsnts. Nicholas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
The Ms,d's chanss.

40 you ever iose that umbrelia OF
yoursy' asked the maiden.
"No; I DON'T" replied the man steru'
~. ''rhe person who takea that um'
bre,la will have 10 tAkc Mle."
DO ] understand That TO b. . pro-
posal of marriage or u thrcatr H.
auluxi tho miss sweetly. philadelphia
1n0uircr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
rmx Dox rox GROCERY.

A little store with the best In the
grocery iine--cisan. new. fresh. and
prices reasonable. Ono trial will
convince you that II Is the place TO
trade. 7-i0tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
IN. Woman oueselsn

Little Willic- -say. paw. what 10 tho
"womam question: Pa-lts nunet>
QUA my SON. For example; What shall
I weary How does my hair hook IN
the backs ls my hat % stsaights etc.
Exchange.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
ohovod Nim.

"whare'a old Four Fingered reter
anked Alkali Ike. u ain't seen him
around slnce got hack"
"pctey' said the bartender. "Oh. he
went up to lIyenA Tongue and got tag'
I'd. Went up to hotel wlnder. stuck
bis head In aud hollered 'rirer an'-ev'
erybody DID, Everybotiy's Masasine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
m. ollwa Issdine shs 0lIw1.

Neither Mabel nor Willie has quite
mastered the tntricacies Of English
pronunciation. but each delights u
correcting the Others mistakes. Last
sunday. while the family was At din'
nsr. Mabel said:
''piease pass the drsvy."
Wnlio saw his chance aud quickly
exclaimed:
"Well. Mabel. IL ] touldnt say
dravy ia say dreass." woman's
Home Companiou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Marths
Frances willis. sdministratrix Of the
estate Of James Csivis Sigier. de-
ceased. having on July ~. 1907.
filed her nnai report In said matter.
and on the sist Of October. 1903.
nled her supplementary nnai report
and account In said matter. with the
clerk Of the county court Of klamath
county. Oregon. the said court did. BY
order made and entered on 1.-The :iss
day OF October. 1903. appoint satur.
dsy. November goth. 1903. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
at the courthouse Of said county and
state In klamath Falls. Oregon. as
the time and place for the hearing Of
said settlement Of said accounts and
estate.
MARTHA FRANCES WILLS.
io.:.-ii-is Administrative.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

Al sovts cf devices have hem useti
so mark n iin~ ~ march 4 unique
method ~ ''biasing iir trnii'' IL stili "a
bc seem In Africa. and . rvcent publ
cation prints = picture os one ri thee
memorials of the drrvish raid Arthur
J Hayes mentions the subject In HI
Source os the Rife Nile"
In ises'. after . Aerce hattie with thr
Abyssinians. ihe dervish~s pursuesi
their foes as far ~ thu lake district
The mahdi's mcn had small kncwietiEr
cf geography s0d little ,cscxrHphscal
Intelligence M the ndsanrv party. 10
order 10 inark tb~ route for ,hose who
came after and also 10 guido the forcs
20 ibeir return Journey. twisted thu
ssplinrs along th~ way into Twins
knots The var endctl. but the lied ~
srs~s grvw and 6ourished but On
routhiy twisted and distorted. and ars
aow the. only rriulnder~ of that npris
ting of the dcrvtshes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

From avicnna paper.

''Comfortabk pension for Enslish
Sisltoru; good. Kitchen with continental
salablss, or plain rosl'eef With postass
Or came pslces; nice slecping rooms
With open wlMdows; palnful cleanlt'
~; numerous extraordinary NM
snses."-et. James 0asette.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

sYeas saM tho Rillvillc story teller,
~the cyclone carried BILE house Into 'ne
nosf county and net n down tneee -
eu,nfcrtahle N yoa pasase. ano as ~
c1ennr6 oul ~ ~ dooe to survey vns
ecsrtry ~ man WIN owned ihs sana
lollosd him of suit fQs tresr~ss eM
~ tax collector handed h.M { W"
~ oaaea. -. Atlanta Conseitueion'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
hard On the Chairs.

Among the ancestors VI Weudell
phillijs were several Puritan clergy
man. Perhaps Il was push II hevedi.
q which made him at ave years of
aSr . preacher.
His congregation was composed oi
clrcics of chairs arranged In his 70.
ther's parior. while taller chair. With
Q Nibls On u. served him Tor Q pulplt.
ue would havangus these wossisa audi
tors by the hour,
"Wenlell." said hls father to him
QUE day. 'doa't you get tired of thhr
mo. papa" wlttily replied ths boy
preacher. II don't get tired. but u V
rather hard on thc chairs."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
s.~.ra a.u. ). Net AassIssl.

Itnlls arr cut With saws not quietly:
not ut all Ti~w IL considerable rack
II upd~rn~a,h sp elevated raiiroad IN
q narrow street. tis~ subway isn't quite
n Losir~ IN romc vast Wilderness. but
never until I watched q toothhr~s saw
cut through cold steel raii by frSc'
,iop. melting tts wny-you can 80 tbr
sns~ar~d cnda aficsward- ] exp~'
rirnc~ q nolsr that my ear felt rather
than bcari. says Eugene wcod In Suc'
cess magazine. The soothiess saw
whlfi~ti with uniu,a.inablc speed. the
sparks show~rcd like an cnormnos
pinwh~~i. Rnd the unwilling steel emit
tel a phrick of agony that was IKE
sorccfui niger Jammcd Into my ear
and scratching on my earsrum Win
It's naii. u was like n brass baud OF
hundr~i pieces. each piece blowing
sostIsslmo. a note n half tone higher
than Its fellow. I don't care foe such
"clcsc harmony"
The vsivs ss Nis rims.
Young physicians IN tic smaller
town. have nm kica that ntrs~aring
very busy will help them greatly In
s,nr,ins a practice. Tir following was
told by an ex-senator. Dr. Godfrey
Hunter 10 kcntucky. Dr. Hunter had
a call the afternoon following tss
hanging out of his "shinrlc" and
started through town In his 6n.xy nt
terrific sped A policeman sto?pesl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

"3illinser has some very ancient airs
In his new comic opera."
"Auclent! Say. III bet b has gone
back lor some Of them to the time
wheu the moruing stars sang togeth'
er.- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

1ayssle- Papa dossu't favor your call
tug hese At ail. 0sorge. 0eorre- WY
nat cau't bs: Your father gave me- =
c,aar . mumspt sluce % ! came u tne
aooe. l1ygtle-Au right, Just vNlt W
~ ansks ltl-lApplneott's.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

"Iell me-ah-are yoa a-er-ah-a
sood, careful. excellent coax and -
era very sursrior lauudrsasv'
"Ah.h.h! Wot d'ys TAKE NJ fer
twtusy-Harper's Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

Knowledge b proud that ~ ~
earned N much. Wisdou b humble
that 10 knows ~ mseA-0supe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

syour pietsuss are lncoasistent."
~Whyr
.you illusirats this hobo joke with Z
kasA dgawlng, Kansas City TtmeA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10
vvh,,, Nss.r, c.eLs IN. eeed.

In certain parts u New Zealand both
native aud white women usc the natu
raj hot springs ~ do their cooking In
che l.oscria region. Il mattsr~ not
whether the cook wishes tn roast n
piece ~ meat. boIi potatoes or steam
pudding. al, she has ~ do II ~ ster
out VI docss mud place the cooking
utcusii 10 Q steam hole. The cover u
then put on. and piece "f coarse
sackins over The whole completes the
operation. In q short time diauer u
ready. AZ whaknrcwarrwa the entire
earth Just beneath thc-surface n Z
mass oe boiling springr. Mlliions of
gnllons of hot water hiss aud steam
sending vapors skywarti IN great white
clouds. strike the ground almost any
where with 4 stick aud the hole thss
formed nils with bot water. Hot va
ter for baths. the weeks washing end
for the ordinary purposes ~ The house-
bold h always ON haud.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

winter ards ont what summer lays
up.-An1eeson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-10

suan axes se'l srsat tssss. y -0ssnaa
PrevegA
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-11
-FOUR GAMES..FOR
WHITMAN COLLEGE
Missionaries Will Play Soldiers Toda,
and Tomorrow and Will Try
State College Friday and
Saturday.

Four baseball games are on the pro-
gram for Whitman college this week
the first of the series to be played on
Ankeny field this afternoon with the
Fort Walla Walla team. Tomorrow
afternoon at Ais the same teams will
contest for the supremacy and Friday
and Saturday the Missionaries will
take on the Washington State college
nine for two games. The soldiers are
said to be in excellent form for the
games today and tomorrow, and fans
are promised some gilt-edge ball
butcher will occupy the box for the
college, and Schmidt will be at the
receiving end of the line.
Just what Whitman's chances are
with the Pullman bunch is not known.
The Aggies lost two straight to the
Oregon university team several weeks
ago, and Whitman broke even with
this same bunch. Idaho evened up
with Oregon, and Pullman has maze
the Moscow aggregation look small
Borleske will be saved from the
games with the soldiers for the two
games Friday and Saturday. w. s.
c. has a staff of tWirlers that are
hard to beat, and will come to Walla
Walla prepared to play hard ball. The
game on Friday will be called at
o'clock, and Saturday at 230.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-11
GOTCH ON COAST
- - FOR THREE MEETS
Trio of Events On the Mat In Four
Days Is All That the Champion
Wrestler Wants-WiI Return
East At Once.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 11.-F'rank
Gotch, champion of everything that
performs on canvas, and his manager,
Emil Klank, himself a wrestler of ma
tional reputation, have arrived in
Portland for Gotch's appearance on
the mat here tonight in the Heilig
theater against Eddie O'Connell, well
terweight champion of the world; Will
liam H West one of the greatest light
heavyweights in the country seven
years ago, but now a resident Of
Medford, and Roger Cornell, former
middleweight champion of the coast,
but now trainer for the Portland base
ball teams.
Gotch looks the picture of health,
and stated last night at the Oregon,
where he is stopping, that his western
trip is more for the sake of resting
UP than for the financial end of it.
Gotch has seen fit to cancel his tenta-
tive dates in Tacoma, Bellingham, E,v-
erett and Vancouver, and will hurry
back east by way of Salt Lake. Several
messages awaited the big fellow last
night. urging him to reconsider ana
continue his tour to the Sound, but ne
would give them no. favorable reply.
THE long trip out here" said Gotten,
.'has been an excellent thing to keep
me from getting too fine. l am IN
championship condition now, and feel
that l ought not to do anything that
will take the edge off me. | have only
two weeks on the coast, and must get
back to my engagements in the middle
west, which will keep me going until
August, when we sail for Australia 10
meet George Hackenschmidt. MY
business interests in Iowa make 1T I'M
perative that l return as soon as we
show in Spokane May IS. We eaten
Salt Lake going back.
Big Job Cut Out.
Three wrestling matches in the Viii
lamette valley in four nights are all
that / want In fact they are too much.
Roger Cornell, who is one of the
greatest wrestlers ever developed on
the coast, will be one of the Gotch's
opponents tomorrow night. West VIII
be brought up from Medford to give
the big fellow some more worry. West
weighs about $50 pounds and in his
prime was feared by every middle
weight in the country. Memorable
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-11
HEINRICH WILL TAKE
ON THREE WRESTLERS
Final Arrangements Have Been Made
for the Bout in Armory Hall to
Be Pulled Off on Friday
Night.

Final arrangements for the wrestling
bout to take place in Armory hall next
Friday night at o'clock have now
been completed and it is assured that
Joe Heinrich will take on Joe Web
ster, j. c. Miller and George Miller in
an hours ego" during which time he
will endeavor to put each of these men
on the mat three times apiece In
case he is unable to do so, he forfeits
the gate receipts and incidentally loses
some of his reputation
All of the contestants who will en-
ter against Heinrich are experienced
Wrestlers and it is expected that they
will put up a live exhibition of the
sport. Although Heinrich OutWeiehs
any Of his opponents he is not up to
his usual form and is going into the
bout under his ordinary mat weight
Coming to this city with a fast record
back of him, those who are acquainted
with his former feats are confident
that he is qualified to make short work
| of the match and that he can easily
make good in the coming contest