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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

pruposty
~ virtue of On attachment sxscu.
tioa for the sais of real property duly
Issued by the clerk of the ciscui,
court of the state Of Orsgos. for
klamath county. dated the Soth day
of January. \. y. 1919. In q csstalu
action In the circuit court Of sald
state for said county. wherein. on the
18Th day Of November. A. 4. 1913.
John y. Maxwsii. doing business IN.
der the name Maxwell Hardware
Company. ~ pisintin. recovered
judgmsat against II. N. Woods. o.
defendant. for the sum Of two hun.
ussd seventy dollars and nftssn cents,
tes7o.,S). and costs and disburss.
msnts taxed nj eleven dollars and
twsnty cents. ttii.so). and further
ordering The ssls Of certain roai prop.
lery attached In said action for the
Satisfaction of said Judgment; CON.
nsndius ne 70 sell the said real
,psopsrty hereinafter described
Notice 10 hereby sivsa that ! Will
On Friday. the sist day Of February.
1913. at the court house door Of said
klamath county. state Of Ossson. In
the city of klamath Pals. said county
and state. st the hour Of 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon VI said day. cell st pub
iie auction 70 The Highest bidder for
cash. the following described real
property. The property Of the said n.
~. Woods. to-wtt:--
Lot . (stshtD u block - (lvss.
U-sisl u 1iot spsiass Aa1ilios 10
Klamath raiis. Osssea. accos1ins
10 che recorded plat Of sail sddi.
tioa nos On ais in the once oe The
eoaay clerk of klamath eosnty.
Oregon:
Also. the southeast quarter Of
The nosthsAst quarter Of section
s7veasy. asd The sossh halt Of tho
nosthvsst euastss. ssd the aosth.
east quarter Of The sorthwsst GUAR
ter es ssesios twsaty-oas. II town.
ship thifty-ssvss sosth. of range
ten east. wiiiamssis Mssiliss. In
Oregon. and bsias u klamath
cosasy. state Of Orsgoa.
Pursuant 10 said sttachasat and Or.
der and sxscution II and Of the said
circuit court. OF % 0seh thereof -
may ~ nscsssaSy 70 satisfy the said
judsmsas 10 favor Of sal1 Joha p.
MAXWELL. doing bsslasss usdss the
name Maxwell Hardwass COMPANY.
sad against sai1 %. n. woo1s. With
iatsssss sAsssos at sis pss osss pss
ssaan fsea sai1 issh 1ay ef Nevsm-
bss. 1919, tossshss With al eosss ADD
disbsrssnsats that have aad nay ~.
cree.
Dated ss klamath Fsiis. 0sssoa.
January ~. 4. d. isio.
q. G. Low. Sheriff.
NJ GRO. 4. HAyD0N. Deputy Sheriff
l.Si-3-lsh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
DON'T WANT TRIO
N the MOVIES
OAKLAND I.AnORl11eB TJlREATEN
10 soxc0TF PsCTURE FuRA.
TERs SHOWING s1Lx o. CON.
vlCTeD MEN IN LIAvENw01fm


Unitsd Prsss Service
OAKLAND. Feb. 7.-Taking the
stand that 90 long ~ their appeal =
unsettled. the thirty-three union men
sentenced TO various terms Of i'm
prisonment for unlawfuily transports
Ing dynamite. have not been legally
convicted. A. A. Lloyd. business
agent Of the Building Trades Council
OF Almeda county has threatened ,
boycott Of all moving picture thsatsrs
from showing pictures Of O. A. Tvslt-
moe and v. A. Claccy. both Ban Frsn-
ciscans. In custody. He is backed up
By the trades unions. a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

SOsSsO - 1911 -
10Y virtue Of ~ ssscstioa II fore
closure duly issusd ~ The clerk q
The circuit eoust Of the counV Of
klamath. state Of Oregon. dated the
issh Aay Of Jaauasy. isis. In . Ger
|sain action 10 the circuit court fos
said counsy and state. wherein w. q.
Clay recovered judsmsat against
John }. Gamblers and Nay Cam
bers. bis wife. for the the sum Of
Tea thousand Five Hundred aa1
rorty-avs aud So-ioo (elo.sSs.sO
Dollars. With iatsssst and accsuias
oses. snd whsrsia the defendant Mar
|tha A. Barroa recovered judsnsat tor
the cum Of roHs Thousand Five nsn-
|drsd (e>.Soo) Dollars With Interest
and aecruing costs. sad vhsrsis
Charles p. Christiansss recovered
Judgment for the sum Of -Four Hun-
drsd snd Ninsv-nins sad ss-ioo
(oSss.ss) Dollars. with interest and
acceuins costs. end wherein Ne eosn-
" of klamath. state Of orssoa. .
public corporation. recovered judg-
usut eos the sum ef Five Hundred
hid riftssa and s<-ioe (esIs.sO
Dollars.
Notice b hereby stvsa that viii.
|cu the ttth aay OF February. 1919.
st the front door Of The eoust hosss.
In klamath Pals. h said ceuaty. at
10 o'cloek u The forssooa Of said day.
~ at public auction 70 The highest
bidder. for essb. The following d.
scribsd property. to-wit:
Lots 3. {. Z and .. apd the south
half Of the southeast euartsr Of 80
tion II. and lot 3 II section ~. aad
lots 8. .. and .. and The east half
OF section ~. and lots ). .. sad :
In section -. township % south OF
range kusast Of w. ~. coatainins
Gyv.6s acres; also.
Lots and Z and the soutAwsss
quarter Of the south west euartsr Of
section ~. and lots !. 8 and .. and
the southwest quarter Of The noeth-
sase quarter Of section -. and lots
s and and the northwest quarter Of
lhe northwest quarter Of section -.
os said towuship end range. contain
iug SSI.7t acres; also.
The west halt Of section - and lot
I, section -. aaid township and
ranss. eontaining sss.so aeres; also.
The northwest quarter q ne
northeast quarter and the north halt
Of the southsaat quarter end lot I.
section -. and the southeast quarter
ol the southwest quarter Of section
~. an1 lot .. II section -. said town
ship and range, eoAtainins sae.et
aeseai ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

TAlaat Dey. vho. With unver ~.
killed Nasin PashA. geaerol n eAlee
Of ths TurkisA asny. ~ oesn ap-
pointed minister Of The interior hy
the Young Turks. uaver Dev haa
taken the place Of the nan he killed.
and. with the other youns Turks. haa
establishsd . military tribunAl. viii
xskki Bsy n provislonal psssident'
Wholesale arrests have been na1e ~
the new lea1ers. an1 ~ 3ailn 4
|etamboul are 1lled With lnnueoelol
men suspeete1 - fomeating : eesn'
Ter revo)utioAAEy plot. Tho amnosoo'
|doss of ~ poWess havo roenseo =
recognise tho revolutionary oovogn'
|nent, anl havo leellneA u 1lsenm q
|faiSs y ~ nalkans Nh xnyos uoy
|yt = son that ~ uogo tnan ~ ~
|eeat q ~ 9uztisA asuy ~ = invol
|ot the nov oovoSouooes 49, eoeae
|an1s e tsooDo ~ narehing ooea =
| ooo61on1lnoO1o iPom Cna1oIja e
|ovoaoo ~ 1ea1A - ,lanlD VCone
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

Noeice os HsssviG's sale
In tho Circuit Court Of the state Of
orcsou. In aud for klamath
C".nty.
tiensy lisberman and J. u. Redmond.
Doing business ~ the Comet
Realty Company. PisintiR.
W..
James Wallace YandIe. Defendant.
Dy virtue Of an execution Issued
out OF and under the seal Of the cir
cult court Of the state Of Oregon. In
and Tor klamath county. upon that
certain judgment rendered the ssth
OF December. 1910. in the justice
court for tho Portland district Of
Muitnomah county. stats Of Oregon.
and transcribed 10 the circuit court
Iof ths state Of Oregon. for klamath
In an action wherein Hsasy
Iiabsrman and J. u. Redmond. doing
business NJ the Comet Realty compa-
Iny we're plaintiffs. and James Wallace
YAndis. known also ~ J. w. Ysudis.
~ dsfendant: and whsrsin said plain
|tiG recovered against said defendant
the sum Of one hundred and no-l00
teioo.oo)) dollars Judgnsat. and
the sum Of thirteen asd GO.I00
(eis.so) dollars costs. and whereas
there has bssa twelve and so-loo
Ois.so) dollars additional OF sccru-
Ing costs therein. Which said sxscu-
tion n directed and delivered 70 ne
|as shssiG Of klamath eouaty. state
OF Oregon. Aad have isvisd vpoa Ill
Of the right. title and Interest OF the
aid James wallace Yandis. J. w.
Yandis. In and 10 the follovins DE-
scribsd premises. to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of the
northvsst quarter (Nwk Nwk)
Of section ten (io). township forty
one (<1) south. range twelve (i5)
east. W. NJ. klamath county. state
Of Oregon.
Notice is therefor hereby given that
u. the undsrsigncd. sheriff Of kiam-
ath county. Oregon. will sell said
premises. to-wit: The northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter
(Nwk Nwkl Of section ten (l0).
township forsy-ons (si) south. range
twelve (is) east. w. ~. klamath
county. Oregon. 10 the highest bidder
for cash. Said sale 10 b st public
auctioa. at the front door OF the court
house. In klamath Fails. county Of
klamath. state Of Oregon. st the hour
OF 10 =. N. ON. towit: The 18th day
OF March. 4. d. 1913. 10 satisfy said
execution. together with interest
thereon 1t the rate Of six 90 per cent
per annum. and for costs incurred.
Dated this eth day Of February.
4. D. isiS.
@. @. LOW. Sheriff.
ny GEO. A. HAyD0N. Deputy.
s.is-so-91-sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

Instead Of ne regular nooe1n6 ~
klamath Hslh Ledss. l1syal ov1es. -
assess nsxe Thsss4ay svsainG -
nsnbsss vim helA = issssna, seenn1
svsaias. a Which shsIs fsfenls wIu
~ the gussss Of hones. Thie M -
eidsd ss lest nights nsssiag q ~
order.
An informal prss1sn wiil ~ -
dsrs1 q ths uessiaos ~ laoG1oo
and bsasust wjlJ - q ~ esees =
svssts. "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
NOTICE 10 Cn4DsTOnD
u ~ Osansy On = ~ oea1s q
0vsosn. ~ ~ ee1n1y g

x1amaGA.
In the Matter Of ~ nstate 9 WI
liam Pttts. peeease1.
Notice = hsrsby eivea hat ~
UNDERLINED he's beeA appolnte1 A.
minlstratrix oe The above sseatA aAo
that Ill persons having slains
against sai4 sstate sAau Dreseae
them. With proper vouchers. within
six months from the date q this -
tics. to said adminhtsatsi1 q ~
rssidenee. No. 81 WashiAgeoo
Street. klamath yallas klamath
County. Oregon.
Dated tAis ~ lay q Ja.uasy.
.,sis.
NARoARnT PgTEs.
AdninistFatsix q Ne 1stste e Wll-
liam Pltn. peeeasel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
Oakland PI0pert]



Nins-room house In good eq( ~
tioa. completely plumbsd for 81 aA1
water. bath. toilet. . wash trefk end
ajax. electric lights In ever room.
plaseersd house on brick foi Adatien.
large laundry In collar: : : plaess.
tile floor 70 entrance; lo1 Soxoe: :
shade trees In front. { kr hearing
cherry trsss n rear: sat len and ber-
riss; On paved street. bsmsHt sids-
walk IN froat es lot e 70 froat en-
trance and around q house 70 ths
rear: avs minute 81 pervies saEs n
fsont Of door: 7 nj Rtss ride y eenr
Ter o. business o. and. Fourteenth
and Broadway.
TAis rssidsnes ( bcatsd ih sAs vsry
best eloss-in rssi tcs section u Oak
lard. surroundd by beautiful nod
ssn homes cost e6.ooo to elS.eov;
lot h worth ~ -; house cost et.seo
and h nov o. >isd by ownsri vould
rent for os( y month; y tnsure1
for es.Soe; 70 spent II altssatieas
would nal fss s-room 1als. which
would rs1 & go PER month. WIN
take %. nortsass es.see. due h
thr1o n ion Or before. intsssse q
Ind r ~ with the ahovs q same
|priee boversd by sAne uor(gaGo
II a \ OAKLAND lot soxloo. vosth
WI sehaass equity q sa.sse.
/ J.lF. MAGUlRE
@sl AlAlgbT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

Rev. J. n. Brendeli. pastor OF tn
baptist church. h expected home 70
morrow from Poo Valley. vhsre b
hes beea holding services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

AZ the regular meeting of Pres
|psrity Rehskah Lodes iast nisht ~
regular noathly baAeuet vas snjagea
|by The nsmbsrs o. that eAtsspsislnG
'lodes.
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Daily Short Story
Bad Luck in Disguise.
BY WILLIAM n. GREENE


burst in upon him. scarcely waiting
TO knock.
Read that" he shouted. handing
him the letter.
Really" protested the actor sleep
lily. but he read IL.
Congratulations. old chap" he
said but why do you wake me up
right in the middle OF the night" Git
was a little after = a. M. He turned
over and prepared TO go TO sleep
again.
You've got 20 get up and help me. s.
| said Hampton There's no time 10
waste. want a-what do you call
the thingi A makeup"
What's the idea"
Cant you see? II can disgust
this girl and make her refuse TO marry
me. I'll get all the money myself"
Don't be hog said the actor
1T isn't that" repoined Hampton.
but don't want TO marry her"
How do you know? She may be
all TO the good"
I've already seen the girl I'm go
ing to marry" declared Hampton SOL
EMMY. She lives next door"
What's her name?"
Il don't know: but I'm going to
marry her. and no one else. Now get
busy and make me ugly"
Easiest thing in the world" said
the actor cheerfully. and they went
to work with grease paint. pencils and
powder
About an hour later the nervous
landlady WAS nearly frightened into
Mysteries by a ragged. red-nosed. dis
reputable looking person who emerged
from thea Ctor's room. She refused
10 believe II was her good looking
young bOarder. Hampton Gray. At
exactly II O'Clock Hampton slouched
into the law offices OF Mr. Frederick
Valentine and introduced himself.
m the guy YOU wrote to. and 7
! came TO meet the lady and git me
$50 .OOO-see?" he said. with elaborate
toughness. presenting the letter.
The lawyer looked at the letter and
then at Hampton. in astonishment.
and as the latter caught glimpse of
himself IN the mirror he did not Won
der
The girl will refuse me sure" he
thought She'll have to- One look
will be enough
You say you are Hampton GRAY"
Mr. Valentine asked
Surest thing YOU know" said
Hampton. with swagger
"Ncli-weU, You have ona OF NV
lett"r-hoadS. all right. young man. but
] don't h1o" who wrote this letter
certainly d'd not
You didn't write IL" exclaimed
hampton. Then Who on Garth dido"
I'm sure / can't saw. You didn't
writ" 10 to yourself. did you" asked
III" lawyer
say. are You trying 10 Hid me-"
d'in"nded Hampton. again remember
lNt mat he must make his language
correspond with his appearance
No said Mr. alcntine. bur | sus
poet mat somebody else L. However.
: ] shall try 10 find out how my sta
tiuu"ry waS obtained Come into my
private Office
Hp led the way into another room
and pressed button on his desk. 4
! tFim-looking young lady entered. with
not" book and pencil"
Miss King" said tho lawyer. do
You know anything about this letter.
( Miss King read - through carefully.
and answered
~. sir
Have sou e:,"n any OF our Taper
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To Hold Class Rally.

Tn" members % The Dr H. J
state sunday school class Of the
First VI r. church have completed
arrangements to hold rally tomor-
row morning a. tie church. beginning
az . 81 o'clock Every member o.
DO" class X requested 20 bring a
friend and help max" the hour enjoy
ahi-. Dr States Will lead o." meet.
.ug and all are invited To- attend
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To Met Mrdnrsdav

y call has been issued for a meet
ing OF th" Marshall Comfy Republi.
can Executive committee. 70 be held
Wednesday morning "a 10 o'clock IN
the circuit court room az the court
house. The purpose ~ the meeting
Is 20 arrange for the Republican
voters OF The county 10 select a can
didate for congress to I'll the vacancy
caused by the resignation % John "
Davis. who was made solicitor gen
oral by President Wilson.
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Lawn Fete TINS Evenina.

~ 'a's cry have Completed arrange.
W"Hf- f1r lawn f~te. 90 be- held this
r'"n.ng on the lot adjoining the
Irimb." and Crimson store on efferson
avenue. ice cream and cake will Do
ru sal" during the evening and cor.
oiaI invitation hes been extended to
fu" public in general fp attend
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Sues County Court.

Suit was fled Yesterday with cir
cult Clerk Nivior r Meyer by Frank
Blake. against the Marshall County
court for $1,000. Attorneys J. Howard
and r VI. liinerman represent the
plaintiff u is said that the court
agreed 20 purchase team OF horses
from W Blake. agreeing 10 pay $500
or $500. but they later refused To take
and pay for the team and returned
same 10 Blake The c--St claims that
they did not measure up 20 tho agree
ment between the court and Blake.
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WARWOOD
Services Sunday Morning.

IT I.arana. ~ t.~ Springfield INT
'"rsiiy. viii have Charge = the services
sunday morning. Lt 20 80. 90 the War
""'t i.Hth~rsn ehurpn. a large corgr--
gallon f. expected 90 attend the services
az Ir !+,rama ~ or able speaker and
q great orator or fN.. Tib.-
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: call has he'n ISSUED FOR meeting
~ tae county court. t1 boz hpld fhi.
morning ~ fu O'clock for the purpose
~ granting u~e1ze4 This ts the only
matter mentioned Zoo the call. and Whii..
there ar. several matter that ~.
hanging ire a SPECIAL session may b.
held urNf week
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ne council ~ Warn r-,.I offf fllf .
= ~rial meeting Tuesday evening 20
.'eir ~" iltr" - meeting at the zen.
''- HarWuII 81 oof fr.fls ODD, M.t..
ear ~et'ufeen'h street The. grss,i..,,
'I Nari'.S bids ON the paving ~ Mad,
-ire~t i"tV"~r rWert-. 80 rI and Tos.r.
N.siFff Ff-eets and no other gIrstto-,.
N'll come before ,prn.I Ia fh.. ,.,...'
TX ' '''N
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prohibitlonists "a Ne.

\ call has been issued for a meet
ing Of The Prohibi'onist party to be
held at Willard nall az Fairmont ON
TUESDAY september L.. for the pu-.
pose OF naming candidate 20 be-
voted upon az the special election TO
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be- held on October u. 20 Ill the va
Cancy caused by the resignation OF
John " Davis This cali includes
voters from over the entire. Cougrss-
siuudl district and several promiueu:
Marshall county men Will attend
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Ihrestened Strike

A strike 10 threatened in the local
nigh school among the male members
II student who was expelled Mon
day for a period OF one week is not
taken back al the end OF the week
The young lad in question had IA mis-
understanding with one OF the high
Bchool teachers and was then expelled.
He Is member OF the local high foot
ball team. and II was stated yesterday
afternoon on good authority that II he
was not reinstatedw at the end OF tha
week the other members OF the team
would strike. The results OF the ,af-
fair are being watched with keen In
terest. especially among the students
at the Central building
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Attempted Suicide.

Mrs. Carl Conway. OF HICKORY ave-
nue.. this city. is said TO have tried TO
commit suicide last "Wednesday even
ing about o'clock. when she drank a
quantity of carbolic acid. DIR. Morgan,
the attending physician who was
called when Mr.. Conway learned
that his wife had drank the deadly
poison. stated yesterday that he
thought she would recover When
asked why she committed the act she
says. Ask my husband" IL is said
that family quarrels have been going
on In the family during the past few
months
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M0UNDSVILLE
Ice Wagon Goes In Ditch.

Yesterday morning Mt $ o'clock as
the wagon belonging to the Mounds
Vile Crystal Ice company was back
Ing In front OF the Stidger confection-
cry on Seventh street the pavement
gave way and one Of the mules fell
into a deep trench. The driver OF the
wagon had just driven in front OF the
store and was going to back his team
when persons nearby saw the pave
ment giving and called TO him and he
at once struck the team with a whip.
and as they plunged the pavement
gave way The front OF the wagon
went into the ditch several feet. as
did one OF the mules. One OF the
mules received a badly cut leg in the
accident. but the wagon was little
damaged. The team was extricated
without much difficulty and the wagon
was then drawn up out OF the trench.
IL looks as though the sewer between
Court and Lafayette avenues is sink
ing. and much trouble has already
been had along this route The con
tractors time expires September %
and then the never ending expense
will have to be borne by the taxpay
era OF this CITY
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Edward VrAEer fre usif I-.c,,- rl,,,,
n"r. or >urth NarN1-d. r4r-Fased :.
tony a. the state fair the :.rst ~ MS
week
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START RIGHT

Mans men commence
The e1>Dn with he
clothes The wore the
year before - and rhr
danger lie, IN their CON.
tinuing Mi, seasou th,
same way. And the
danger /, he menace
81 approaching ,cci.-
ness.
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and envelopes TO anyone recently. or
at any time?'
NO. sir. certainly not"
Very we'll: that is all. Miss King. D."
The girl went out. and moment
later a loud voice was heard in the
next room.
Good morning. Miss King Fine
morning. all but the rain. j. the boss
in
Continued Next Monday.
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When Hampton Gray first saw the
girl next door he said 10 himself Now
| know why | left a good home in
Hicksviile and came TO New York"
She was always simply dressed. with
dark brown hair. dark blue eyes and
a figure. but when Hampton had seen
her the third time he was desperate
~ In love" as he forcefully expressed
IL That was on n Sunday.
He awoke at As on Monday morn
ing in his boarding house in West
Forty-something street. His first
thought was OF the girl. OF course. His
next was Of the long week OF work
ahead in a gloomy downtown Office
He got up. glanced out OF the win.
dow. and saw that IL was raining
drearily. When he got down stairs
there were prunes for breakfast in.
stead OF grape fruit II was a dismal
world.
A shrill whistle blew outside. and n
moment later the landlady handed him
letter. lie opened IL. and the world
promptly changed 10 the most cheerful
place he had ever before seen. The
letter read. in part. as follows.
AS executor OF the estate OF your
uncle. the late Mr. Andrew Littleton.
OF Hicksville. l am instructed TO in.
form you that YOU have inherited the
| sum Of $4,000"
Hampton jumped TO his feet and
yelled "HoOray,' much to the aston.
ishment Of the other boarders
We'll. what do you think ot that"
ne murmured Uncle Andrew is dead
and l have almost forgotten he was
alive Who would have thought the
old miser had all that money"
f.F 4 i
! the landlady. but Hampton did not
hear. He was busy reading further:
The sum OF so. 900. which now
! hold in my possession. chiefly in the
| form OF government bonds. and am
: prepared 10 deliver 20 you upon your
( conformation 20 the terms Of the will
Your uncle. as you must know. was
/ an eccentric man. His terms are that
/ within as hours after the receipt OF
This letter you are married 20 a Miss
/ Gertrude lamont. the only daughter o.
| his old friend. Major Herbert Lamont
] Miss Lamont viii meet YOU al my OF.
{ nee. and receives like sum 81 money
I upon her marriage 20 you.'
The expression ~ JOY on Hampton
/ Gravs face became somewhat moder.
ated when BE- read the preceding para.
Z graph
You might know there would h. a
string 20 TO-" he grumbled II don {
wan 10 marry some girl I've never
seen or heard If"
Tho letter wont on 30 say.
In tho event of oitho- PARTY rofIz-
ing 10 comply with this condition. his
or her share of money Is forfeited
going - the other party.
would suggest THAI you call 80
nv Office 10 meet tho lady I'm question
at about ~ o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing. the seventeenth
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Very truly YOURS.
tSign"cI Frederick Valentine.


Attorney a. Law d"
The seventeenth, tna''s today"
EaSped Hampton. and he dashed up
stairs leaving most 90 mis- breakfast
and some very surprised and curious
fellow -bOarders in the dining room
FIRST Do" rang up his employers to
let them know he would nor be dow n
2, work that day. Then he was free
20 think And he did some hard
thinking
obviously. II the girl. Miss I.smor..
refused to marry him. that would SOL.
lie all difficulties Bur De- fla'teraH
himself that She would not refuse him
and 10000 Nor could l" rcfus-
her
And then Jus lis" flash an
idea no cried racing ou' ~ bus room
and doWn the hall
A. the other cuI az thc ha!l li.od
an actor. who seemed 20 be temper.
arily out " work. almost permanently
He was sin .n bed when Hampton
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