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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the County Court NJ tHn state o'
O-cgon, Tor klamath County
In trc Matter ~ tie Estate of " y
Roberts, Deceased
Notice Is hereby glNcu that Nh'R
Rclnhnrt. adr''nlstratrlN ot the =,
tatc or W. q, Roberts, deceased has
rendered aud presented Tor settle
mcnt, and nlcd In said court. het
annual account " her administration
" said estate, aud thnt Friday the
9Th day ~ January. A. ~, ieil, at 10
o'clock u. IN. at tho court room of
lnIl court. IN county court house.
klamath Fails. Oregon, has been ar'
pointed by the Judge ~ said court
fnr the settlement OF said account. at
which tlmo and place any persons iu'
tcrcstCd In snli estate may appear
aud nlc exceptions IN entirety tc said
account und contest the same.
NORA REtSllNRr
Nlmlnlstrn,rlN ~ the Estat " w, q
Roberts. Deceased i2.I.ii :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
>or,cr rom PUBLICATION
Mot CnNi Inndal

(Not Goa, iando
department OF the Interior un''"
statca Land Once ut lnkov'ow'
oregon. December ~. isil'
Notice In hereby given that John y
Cunningham OF iioS 6i6. Tacoma
Washington. who. On April is, ieio'
mndo timber aud stone application
No ossse. for " sES. Nwh sEA
sWt, NEh Section &. Township ~
4, Range 10 H.. Willamette Meridian
rna nlcd notice ~ intention to make
nnnl proof. to establish claim to the
land above dcacrihHd, hcfor" C. u
pc Lap. county clerk ~ klamath
county, 1T klamath Falls. oregon on
tho 10Th day ~ February. 1913,
claimant namcs M Witnesses
Thomas O'Conncll, Thomas shan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
TAFT WANTS ROOSEVELT
TO DECLARE ms PLANS
Report Is That Roosevelt VIII Have
No Interference From President "
H., Wants the Presidency. Put u
hacking Ia Toilette, win Contest

United Press Service
" WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. a.
Political circles were astouuded this
afternoon at the report credited to
well known Taft leaders that the pres
ldcut Is determined to force Roosevelt
into the open In the contest for the
nomination.
A rumor which no one about the
White House would discuss was that
Secretary Hllles is on route to New
York to tell Roosevelt that Taft will
not fight him for the nomination, but
will withdraw II the former prosld mt
Is really n candidate.
However. II Roosevelt Is backing
Ia Toilette the Taft campaign regard
lng the nomination will continue.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
MAY REGRET MONEY GIFTS
AS llEE STRETCHES ot
Famous Chicago rhilanthropist Feeds
at Christmas ON Mock Turkey and
Eliminates on ,,iiAuns That ~ Has
Given Away for Mankind

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.--Dr. ID. X. Pear
sons. the phllanthropist. Toasted on
mock turkey" Christmas at the Htns-
dale sanitarlum. Despite his ~
years he declared after his Christmas
dinner that he felt so well that he
feared that he had made mistake In
giving away all but few thousand
dollars OF his more than 100000
fortune. He believes that he viii I've
To see many Chrlstmascs, and that he
may yet experience need OF some OF
the money he has given away.
About year ago DR., Pcarsons save
s3OO.O 900 to colleges and 9th r !nsti-
tutlons. and since that time has been
living at the sanitarium. All that he
retained OF his wealth was 100000 TO
insure his support until his death.
The sanltarlum was the scene on
Saturday and SUNDAY before Christ,
mas OF many Thanksgiving parties"
IN which men and women representing
schools and colleges In various parts
of the country called and thanked Or.
Pcars,us for his gifts. and wished him
the Joys OF Chrlstmastide.
Another circumstance which lent q
charm to the phllanthroplst's Yuletid
was the receipt OF the history Of his
life. written by Rev +. +. Williams
and Issued by the Congregational
Press. The book came from the press
Saturday and Dr. Pearsons 7 cclycd
the first copy.
~ feel better today than ! have for
years" said Or. poarsons after finish
Ing his neal OF mock turkey" This
mock turkey which Is made OF nut
meats aud Drowned like n real turk 3,
IS, 10 my mind, the Ideal Christmas
dict. In order 10 make II appear IKE
a turkey sticks OF mncaroni are used
to take the place OF bones. and nut
meats are shaped like turkey legs and
wings.
So well do feel after my dinner
that | am inclined 10 think / will have
many more Christmas dinners and en-
Joy them as have this one. din not
make apyglits today. because have
given away all OF my fortune except a
few thousands which may need TO
support me while live. feel 80 well
however. that begin to believe have
saved too little. Another thing which
has made this Christmas a most en-
joyable one to me Is that Saturday
and Sunday had callers representing
the institutions | had aided. and all
grasped my hand and thanked mo,
and made me feel that my money had
really been we'll spent.
"On Saturday ! also received n copy
Of a book giving the story OF my life,
have read parts OF II and enjoyed II
very much. The book was written
by Rev. T.. +. Williams. formerly pas
tor OF the Hyde Park Congregational
church and for fifty years my pastor.
At the sanitarlum II war said that
DR.. Pearsons was In the best OF health
and spirits. and that he had prospects
Of a much longer life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
NOTICE ron ruBLIC CATION

(Not Coal LAndsl
Department Of tho Interior, unltcd
Statcs Land once nt Lnkcyicw.
Oregon. December ~. 1911,
Notice is hereby giy Hn hat David
l.. Rightmlcr of Olcnn. Oregon, who,
on December 1906. made home.
stead entry 30 agSS. serial No
oi3SO. for swr sYH. section 10.
So or sEG. sE', Swa. section -,
township 90 $. rtggc 10 T.. william
iic meridian. has nl"d notice ot iu
tnntIon To make tun' ave year proof
to establish claim 10 the land above
.i scrIhcd, before e. E DO Lap. coun.
e. clcrk OF klamath county at Klam.
ath Falls. oregon ON the 27th day Of
January, 1919.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
Sam Dixon. Esau Kick. Emil Brr.
ling. John Sladr. all q olcnc. oregon,
A. ". oRTON.
is.cs.i.e5 RcFls'cr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
PUBLICATION %! SIMMONS

lr the Justice Court ~ the State n
Oregon for Corlty Of klamath
d \. Kenyon and Fred e. Murphly,
Parin rs, Doing Business ne o
Is. Transfer Company, PLAINTIFF,
w.
lauSchlldc Music Company, Defead.
ant.
To Iianschlldt Music Company. De.
fcndant:
In the Name Of the State Of Oregon
You ar6 hereby required 10 appear
ana answer TO tho complaint Rlr d
aGalnst YOU IN tho above entitled nc.
ton on or before tho 18TH day Of Jan.
uary' 1919, that being tho expiration
OF SIX weeks publication Of this sum.
mons prescribed by tho order OF pub.
llcHllon thereof mad by thls conrt
ana II you fail so 10 answer the plaIn.
tita VIII take Judgment against yo,
IN tho sum Of $500 aud for their
COSTS and disbursements in ths
action, and Tint any property al
thched herein may be sold 10 satisfy
the said Judgment. particularly tho
sum OF money owing to you by Henry
Grimes.
This publication is mnde By the or.
der OF the honorable Charles Gravca
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
Motto" Of Shcrin's Sale Of Real
Property
o. s. Purdy Plaintiff

o. s, Purdy, Plaintiff,
vs..
" w, Mastcn. Sarah !. Masten, W. l.
Roberts. J. ID. Whltmore, c $
Moore, II. s. Moore, John &
Beach, II. NJ. Ackley, J. s. Ack.
ley, j, Greenburg. Burge Mason,
Dsfcndauts.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of
sale and execution In foreclosure lg.
sued out Of the circuit court OF the
county Of klamath State Of Oregon.
ga the Sth day Of December, 1911. in
tho above entitled action, wherein Tho
fboVe named plaintiff obtained judg.
ment and decree OF forecloanrc
against w, W Mastcn and Sarah
nasten, the wife ~ said W. W. Ma3-
ltn' defendants. on Dec mber /, 1911
recorded In the judgment lien book of
said court ~ mage 60. volume 3. I
em commanded to sell all that certain
l!oce and parcel ~ land rltuate in tho
county OF klamath, state Of Oregon
bounded and particularly described
- follows:
Forty-six fiG) feet on the entire
easterly sido Of lot six (G) OF BLOCK
iorty-dght 4s) In Nichols addition
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
THINK THIS OVER.
This Offer Should Cain the conhdenes
o. the Mos, skcpticsl

o. the Most Skcptcsl
We rn, Tor an IT, mrllrinr u'"n
during The lriuL II uur rupIN tau"
to cnwplriy,, -rlirvr you ~ rnn,ti't
ttnn We take ull the rl.s VOW nr"
not ohugutrd IN M In nnv wny vun'
ever. II yuu uy,rut our "r'r ihN'S
n mighty hrrnd statement hn' We
mean every word ~ H. 'uuNd nuvhius
be- mote mif tur youf
muSt scientific. common s'ra'
treatment h IirNrll Ordrr'l"s vnN'"
are eaten tikr candy. Thor nril'"
principle " resent ~c,rutyr disr"'
rry that u odnrlrss co'nr'rs, rnh
tnstclrss: ,rry Pronounced gentle nni
pleasant ln action. ur' r"r'i"dFr''
agreeable I'm every WV inns iHrr"if
rut does nr' cause dHrrIru. uIn-r'
nniulcnrr. grIHlns. or u'Nnr 'n"nnv"n
irncr Grvnll OrdrrIirS ARE particular
Is rond fnf rhI drrn nrrd nud i"lrH'r
persons
q YOU suffer from chronic Hr u''
mi constipation ur IN" H-surItc ~
dcpcuirut chronic ailments v" urr"
vuu a. try Hr,nll prd"r'irs M uuf risk
Remember won crn get ihrm unly lt
our S'pr-. ~ iHhIrts ~ rrn's; ~ tab
lets. - cents:sO tablets. ~ cvuts, Sod
only NJ nur stove The RrNu'l Strr"
Tho Star Drug Store,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
- ,hn riir of klnmnih rnllh.

,n the city OF klamath Falls,
Notice Is hereby glvcn that on rf,
any. the 18th day Of January iol2'
at . o'clock D. mo In front ot INV
court hous, In the county OF klom'
ath, | viii, In obedience to nld order
or sale and execution IN foreclosure
mll the above described property OF
40 much thereof aa may he necessary
to satisfy plahrn's judRmrnt' WIZ
interest thereon and costs to th'
highest bidder FOR cash
W. ", nNRNES
shcrIn pt NNmrth County
nv IOltN q. SCllNLLOCN, Deputy
l,C,l,urrNlC,
te.il-t.lir Ntt ng vnlu'ln
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02

tho fight, and msan TO accomplish
their aim before another year.
While Mrs. Masters reluctantly ad-
mits It's rather Utopiau, she is push
ing n fight to have women barred at
all times from all places where strong
drink is dispensed, The work is be-
ginning to attract countrywide at
tention, aud letters are pouring ask
ing Tor information relative TO organ
iylng leagues In other cities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
non, william Mcmillan, Nestor Mara
and, all Of klamath Falls. Orc9os.
4. W. oRToN.
ia.si.?.ibr ltcgiales.
>or,Cr ron PUBLICATION
Not Coal LAnds)

tNo, Coal LandD
popnrtmcnt of the Interior. uni,q
. states Land once Mt i.nkc,i.,
oregon. November ~. 1911
Notice la hereby given 'hn, Jan,
Arthur Hawkins ~ klamath Fab
Oregon. who on February 3. ioi,
made timber aud stone application Nj
ogpSt Tor w. Of MEN Hcc'lon l!
township rs uou,h, range 10 cat
Willamette meridian. hnu nled no,il
ot intention to make I,nni proof to q,
tahlish claim to tho land above a
ucribod. bcforc e, H. pc Lap coah
clrtk ~ klamath county. n' klHmA
Falls, oregon. on tho sc'h day
January. 1919
Claimant nnmos as witnesses
n D., icrnbic,. Roy klnAinan. y,
Kirkcndnll, Clarence Harris. hll
klamath Fails. oregon
\ W ORroS.
li.sa.i.s6r Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tSot Coal LnndD
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Laknyiew.

tNot Coal LnndHl
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Laknyiew,
Or gon. November II. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given tha, Charles
q Wordon, whose postoilce address
"a klamath Falls. Oregon. did. on the
lith day OF October. 1911. flc In
thlG ofIicc sworn statement and appli.
qtion. No. 0i055. to purchase tn
SO SWil. See. 10. M Nwh. Sec.
~. twp. 81 s.. range 10 f.. william
cite meridian. and the timber there
or. under the provisions Of tho act
known as the at Of June ?. 1878. and
acts amcndotoiy. known as the Tin.
rur and Stone Law" at such value is
might be fNcd by agpIalscmout. and
that. pursuant 10 such application,
tho land and timber thereon have
been appraised NJ total ~ ti2O. the
timber estimated NJ $4,000 board
feet NJ 81 per ". and tn land AZ $50:
that said applicant will ofcr nnal
proof In support OF his application
and sworn statement on the 18Th day
Of January. 1912. before G. II. De
Lap, county clerk OF klamath county.
a. klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any person Is az liberty to protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
y contest at any time before patent
issues, by Ming corroboratcd ain.
hpyit In this ofIlcc. alleging facts
which would defeat tho entry.
A. W. ORION.
li-lG-l-1Sh h Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02

nr,lcc OF the above named court duly
made and cntcred'on November 's'
1911. Tho date OF tho frat pub'lrH-
llon OF this uummona w N"''""''
80, 1911, -
!. e, RurENic,
,i.ao.l.iir AIRY Tor rlalnlln
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
CHILCOTE & RICE
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY Of close
In pi opeFty and good farm lands. No
trouble TO show property. Prompt at
tention vigcn all inquiries. A few
good houses for rent. II you want 10
buy or sci II will pay you to see us.
Neat to American U0.ei. Phone C6I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
Notice of Restoration ~ fuhiic Land
To Settlement aud iutr,

To- Settlement nnd Entry
Department ~ the Interior. General
Land once. Washington. ~. G., Octo,
hrr 81. 1911, Notice o. hereby glyHn
TINT thv unuunruHr'g'HI public land
which were excluded from the Crater
LlFp National Forest. oregon. aud
win drawn for classification under tho
arf ~ juno 20. 1910 GO stat. Ni7l.
hy proclamation OF tho President -.
fcctiyo July I. 1911. II not othcrwls"
withdrawn or rosrrV 4. viii by Au
'lOTity ~ tho Secretary ~ tho Inter.
.ur b" restored ~ mo public domain
Ui become subject IN settlement on
anl after . O'Clock m. standard
Nm., January -. 1919, hUi not iu
uu'r. n'inr ur selection until ON and
7'Irr February -, i9la, % 'hn T. =
land onicn uf Inkrylrw. Oregon. n
r "aS. u G T.. Ela NJ grrs ~ and
10. spcg. 20. %. Eis sec. 30, sec 90.
In T - IS. v GE.. s.rs. I ~. NJ
HHc ~. see %. Eil socE 60 md ~
sc 60; In r - s llGE.. see. I.
T. NJ Soc .. rs. ~. ~. -. frl
secs. 80 and 20. ~, soc. aS. In 7
90 s. u 9 y fr'l sorG. /. ., ~ sec
, %Et and s.. see. ~. m secs. ~
md -. SEQ. ~; Willamette Meridian
Warning Is h1r0hy expressly given
That no person VIII D. permitted 10
"alu or exercise any right whatever
rui"r any settlement or occupancy be-.
run after ITavnl md prior 10 -
o'clock n m, standard tlmc. Ianuary
-, 1919 ana m such settlement o.
occupation Il forbidden, nnd ihogr
yi'linr I'm violation hereof nrc ilnhlo
'n hn ioc'oh John Ncphnul. acting
1e 'g'aut commlrHIOror ~ no general
land 1i'lcc Approved October q
l'li' carrl \ Thompson. acting
fncro'arv ~ the interior.
ii5-l-lir
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
SEEK RUSSIAN PROTECTION
OBJECT OF ROYAL CHINESE
powascr Empress aud Emperor o's'
guiscd, Fleeing Toward TownNHn
Monaghan Frontier. According ~
IVkiu Dispatches
United Press Service

United Press Service
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan, ,, rckin
dispatches say that tho dowager om-
press and emperor, disguised, are heo-
ing towards Zhlkho ON the Mongoi'an
frontier.
Il Is believed here that they intend
To plncp themselves under Russian
protection.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Modern
rooming house. finely furnished and
doing a good business; located In the
heart Of the business district; Ave
year lease. For prices and terms ap.
ply to the owner, +. B. Hall, at the
Baldwin Hotel. 2-Gt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02
Ni,iit T.

There are funds in the city treasury
FOR the redemption " warrants pro-
tested on and before May q, 1908, In
forest ceases from date hereof
!. W. slEMENs, city Treasurer.
Dated at klamath Falls. orc. this
6,h day OF December. 1911,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02

Temple thearer. Matinee danv. ego
o. n. Evening, first Performance
7:l5 continuous.
"Dr Thomas Eclectic on Is m,
best romody for that often fatal dis.
ease Group. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years. .
Mrs l.. Whiteacre. Buffalo. NY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-02

Constipation causes headache, nau.
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palplta-
lion. Drastic physlcs grIpc. sickan
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Docu's Rcgulc's act gently and cure
constipation, 20 cents Ask your
druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-18
CTIarper's weeklyD

May /, 1912, bids fair to become
memorable in American history as
the day upon which a great reform
measure was initiated in the house OF
representatives. If finally incOrpor-
ated into our fundamental law. as We
firmly believe it will be, it will bear
the name of its author, the distingl-
ished representative from Alabama,
and chairman OF the committee on
judiciary, Henry D. Clayton, and will
be known as the Clayton resolution.
1t provides, in brief that the follow
ing be adopted by the congress and
the states as a substitute for section
l, of article II. OF the constitution of
the United States.
The executive power shall be
vested in a president OF the United
States OF America. He shall hold his
office during the term of six years and
shall be ineligible to a second term
The reasons for the acceptance OF
the amendment are so potent and 50
obvious that they hardly require to be
set forth. A few, however, may be
stated briefly.
1t will kill the base use of political
patronage and induce inevitably a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-18
THE SIX YEAR TERM

higher standard of appointments.
1t will remove the living menace of
Caesarism.
1t will enhance enormously the eff
f1ciency of the president, first, by re-
moving the temptation and recognized
need of seeking a denomination, and
secondly, by according to him suffi-
Gent time to make effective the pur-
poses for which he was chosen.
II will make impossible a repeti-
ton OF the humiliating spectacle of
a president of the United States forced
to the hastings in defense of his ad-
ministraJiOn's conduct, his partys in
tegrity and his own personal honor.
II will reduce by one half the ire
mendous losses consequent upon a
. turbulent national election.
It will save to the country directly
millions of dollars and TO the people
indirectly hundreds OF millions.
II will enable president TO be presi-
dent, and not an. ofice-seeker; a states
man, and not politician; a true serv.
ant not OF faction but Of the whole
( people, free to heed the dictates of
conscience and judgment and ambiti.
Gus only to achieve fair and honor.
able fame.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-18

"MAEJoRIE-wHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE2
that more malignant spirit, Harry Har-
rison. but there was good sense min
gled with his resentment. He calcu-
lated that if he didn't like Henderson
1t wouldn't do either of them any, good
to kill each other. He simply intended
to secure another job on an adjoining
ranch where discipline was more lax
than It was on the big Q. *.
Tonight mt 1890, when he's riding
home from seeing that girl up at Sugar
Creek, I'll get him III this here canyon
and that there girl will be wearing
black by tomorrow night" threatened
Harrison as he urged his pony forward,
and Redding followed with "A grim
smile on his thin lips.
When they had disappeared and the
click of their horses hOofs had ceased
re-echOing from wall to wall of the
narrow canyon, u girls form straight
ened up from behind large rock and
then sank down in detected little
heap on the ground
1t was the girl from Sugar Greek
ranch. Marjorie Bolton was her name,
and up to last night she had been
heart free. Then Dick Henderson had
voiced his love for her. and because
she had only known him three months
Marjorie could not believe that the
feeling she entertained for him could
be more than friendship. and so she
told him gently and firmly that she did
all Ia y
wished and, with no regard for the
humOr of the time worn remark. had
timidly suggested that she might be
rs a sister TO him. She was sure she
felt that way toward him.
Dick Henderson had reared himself
proudly, and he told her almost grufiiy
that he had four sisters at home In
/ Massachusetts and didn't need any sis
tiers or cousins or aunts-what he
wanted was wife And he had
stared down at her in the fierceness of
misery.
At the word Marjorie had thrilled
deliciousIy and would fain have recon
sidered her hasty decision. but the i'm
pulsive Henderson had stiffiy taken his
departure before she really understood
what had happened.
/ She had taken long walk the fol
| lowing day. aud she had been perched
among the rocks I'm the canyon. which
+ was not often used. as IL was merely
q short cut from Sugar Creek To the
/ O K ranch. when she had been
frightened into hiding by the sound OF
/ Loofs and mems voices. Thus she mad
overheard the plot against the life OF
Dick Henderson.
; Although Marjorie Bolton had been
F born and bred in the west, she was q
f. timid, gentle little thing and not at al
ia keeping with the big. broad. opeE
air life Of the plains. What she need
ed was the quiet Of a sheltered home
IN a country village, and DOW that hel
father lad married again Marjorie
sometimes yearned for shady village
| streets and the close community o
| village life.
She hid her face in her slende
brown hands and shuddered at tn
fate that would surely oVertake Die
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-18
HOW TO SWAT.

Mr.. Fly. Mrs Fly and all the little
Flies are having a respite. That they
are immune from the swats of the
swatters is due TO President Taft's
weather man. and Colonel Roosevelt
should add this TO his bill of particu-
lars against the president
The fact Is the weather is so cold
that the Fly family refuses to venture
out into the forbidden and swatung
world.
The swatters must not grow weary,
All things come TO those who swat
Not long hence old Sol will get his
heating apparatus working and the
Fly family will come forth from It's
place of Information 10 see how the
old world joys.
That will be the time for disappear
ing. and at that precise moment the
swatters should be on the job. There
will be flies 20 the right OF him, flies
10 the left Of him. flies In front of him
flies % the rear Of him. flies, flies
flies, everywhere and then some
II will Ie the swatter's harvest, and
all he will have 10 do is swat. swat
swat Every swat will bring hin
nearer the prize money.
Meanwhile there are enough bold
flies who have Gown from Mrs Fly'i
apron strings 20 put the swatter il
good condition for the big swat wheI
II gets warmer.
Make every swat count. Stretch
each swat into a base hit. You ma!
have 10 use an inshoot on some flies
and an out curve on another. For The
big blue bottled fly use slow splitter
II always gets him. Don't get rattleC
II the horse fly lines Il out for two
baser Roll up your sleeves higher
spit on your hands, and give the mex
one a drop ball. Mathewson fade
away. and you've got him sure
Whether cold or hot, keep everlast
ingly at H. Be too fly for the fly.