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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

tNot Coal I1anas }
Department OF the fntssios. u. 8.
Land once at Lskeview. Oregon,
septembsr II. 1914.
Notice Ia hereby given thst Hensy
A. Grimes, whose postofIics address.
is Klamath Falls, Oregon. did. On shes
iith day OF May, 1914, flc In this
ofree s9orn Statement and Applics-
tlon No. e1533. 10 purchase the y Y
sw Y section .. Township - n
Range 10 y. willamette Mers1ian.
and tho timber thereon, under the
provisions of the act OF June 3, 1eSs.
and acts amendafory, known as the
Timber and stone Law" al such
value ss might be hred BY appsaise-
ment. and that. pursuant to such ap-
piieation. the land and timber thsrs-
on have been appraised nj total Of
1857. so. the timber estimated 1885,
600 hoard feet at $50 per n. Gee
Juniper posts at &c. and The had
$1,000; that said spplieast will oGss
fnal proof In support Of his applies.
tion and sworn statement on the sth
day Of Deesmbsr. 1914. bssoss 9. 4.
DeI-ap. county clerk Of Klanafh
county. AZ klamath Iails, Orseos.
Any person is at liberty 70 pro.
test this purchase before eaesy. o.
initiate contest at any time bsfoess
patent Issues. by Ming eosyssssnssAs
afidavit in this oince. allsgise tAets
which would defeat the suagy.
JAseF. BURGESS. Register. y
is-2; 1874 b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

with each subscription went a dozen
silver knives and forks and spoons.
The haryosts have been gathered. and
the leaves have turned to gold. but
no Globe and no food utensils
Like many n prospect along that
classic creek. the alluring Offer failed
TO pan out" IL Just occurred this
week TO a number OF subscribers that
they might have been bilked. Med
ford Mail-Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
ruited Press service

Hnitrd PFsss service
CHICAGO. Oct. Ga few years
sso. ~h,n girl lef, school she imme-
aia,eiy began To hunt husband. oes-
ting married was her only outlook.
and the best chance she had OF get
uns home.
iIk different now. When Chi
cago slri leaves school these days she
Immediately hunts Job Then. ~aen
ahe has demonstrated her ability 10
support herself. and. perhaps. con-
tribute largely toward the upsecp OF
divers brothers and sisiers--xhc iess-
urciy looks over the maie OF tho
species and selects one 10 suit her
fsucy.
All oi this Is indicated BY the new
school census. according 10 W. l.. DO
dino. superintendent Of compulsory
His figures show there are
-ss.1Ts males engaged In occupations
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLO OR CATARRH OPEN AT ONCE

grant balm dissolves by the heat Of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals the
tnnamed. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head and throat:
clears air passages; stops nasty dis-
charges aud a feeling OF cleansing
soothink relief comes Immediately,
Don't lay awake tonight strug.
sling tor breath. with head stuffed;
nostrils closed. hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or cold. with its running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness 10 distressing
hut truly needless.
Put your faith--1ast czcs-- u
"Eiy's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh viii surely disappear.
(Psid Advertismsnt.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
l'aIssd Press Service

LONDON. Sept, al liiy mall la
ses York i-~ sailors wisA the isrstlss
nsst afe chsnns al the bit. judging
By letters they ar. sending home To
'hsis relatives. Following IL a sam.
p's Of tho letters that arc being 10.
ss'sed sycry day from the sailor iads
We are having a rather tgy,ux
time NJ fsrr. closed ap around "nr
runs a'I day long. and on the airr,
''s enieTssneies, Whether II, Set.
mans VIII tackle up or not IL natter
~ indifference In Ne, ~ % no, bc.
'ese an, Of tho ships would b. bi"~n
ssay under tho nre from tho Js,man
'h'ps coat believe they eca,a ~,
vs. VIZ were all clustered together.
'a' AZ the rame time. We are al ~ onc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Stirring Appeal Is Made to
Gel Engishmen to Enlist
Arthur Mee in Communication Says Great Britain Is Face
to Face With Possible Invasion

tospoS. aop'. ~ ny asll Ca
xsu York Arthur Me". shs we'll
tso,s Cardiff ediiar and journalist,
h,. Jus, prlura tho greatest spnsai
-, made TO tho men ~ England Ia
,..s mo sfns for th.if country To
DECLARES that Easiaaa Ia facing pnsa
.ls,s sanihiiAuea. and that aniesa iia
d,issss put forth every eHou they
can. tha, thor may bcsrams subjects
AZ Tho kaiser. Ills ar,isis follo~s
England 4. nsh,iex Tor tho sish,
Ia hs a ise- naslau. She Ia ashiias
sos asiy fay Francs and Belgian. hut
,ae our oua homes.
This sss Is q huadsri times mote
ispossant than tho tieof var. u
rssns ute and death tor ns, Wa are
sshsinr To keep auf sard. but 80 arc
sfAiiar also. 10 k~ep aar homes, W.
sss nsh,ing. With fFaass asa iiel.
sian,, 20 lrce Tho d~smehs ant Df
England,
''Iia. sho German araf presses en.
ana your hnmr. roar soansfY. these
ssiss stfo.ss. ete In peril. You must
help Ensiana nov u yea ~ast so save
sss. II tho osrmaHs sin you siil be
. .asies, of tho kaiser, yoa siii nf'
iossrr b. a tfoe ei.lsen. yoa sIii be
. irusslaH slave, ruled sith an iron
fca By officers ffom i'assaans,
There is no aoabs about IL. and u
b passisls. IL Is possibl- shs. uniess
yoa strike a bios nos, the last aa,s
Il our free na.ion may be upaa ss,
Il 10 possible that tho German array
Eay astsai the allies u 10 posslbir
that tho iiFlsish iers may he beaten.
ssa Tia, tho aesmaa usaars ~Ii. ,aaa
10 Enxiand
~ German, sheaia beat ns p.a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
iiJ III D., KIM
iN,an Correspondents t'nii.a ,i.e.,,

VIII he calohisis IT rrnRsls. ruHi
ohiidS"n aill Be- tsught Csrman aad
.s,iapslied 90 speaA u, snHr hHys nill
,~ sisFman canscfipls YDa xiil b.
iassd to ks.E az tho atfman army
Ahirh aili hn"p inu doua, You niii
losr all thar hnElabd has given yHn
t"nf ttcv s.'esoh. ioHf vote. ,aur free
naaai.aeets. poai uEht Ia efsaHlss.
@siasmaay IL not a Democratic
roaa,fg Ia ihslaul gE- people Dan
the g",rt.m"nt 10 uefmany the gov
rsam.n. nshs the i.sopie The nfit,
.sh sdss ls thai The viii ot the poopls
mass prevail. the ustmaa idea 10 that
abe eiii ~ ihe iipoelr iaass agree wilh
shp HllI of tho rtnlefus,
tn hBslaad tho array Is the ser,
sans of tho ns,lon. ~ uermAny IA.
military eiasa oyef-rid~s iho Ieoplp
la England the Aias rules through
ihn tniaistefs. In urfmaay ,Ep en-.
lsrfuf Faips aithoat sbum
'''Thsfs Ia no srera, about ihg Uer.
naan emperor lns0s,Iaas. iio a.aaHs
to conquer Earisni aas Fgsnru. he
10 sGfosins s1sl taass~s oi troops
Ia sssgEeF The aiitss Io defeat by
Iess~ of pan'iyeFs. ANA is terrifying
the si>i population by sfeeliioa Too
horrible to baltet-,
lie euAtd have slnrlscd tho @ay BY
a wnta hv could .ten aoa stop ,hs
sloesias aosn et lhaocaa, pegulA-
i,nes sna the destruction al heau,lful
buildings and sosss of AL;
iia no 5.es no, bocsaso he darr
nos, II ia his sas ~ SHINING. aud hr
saaa, aia a, shy e"st II be IL To save
his ,hfpAr iir has sIsksd ais rrosn
pn ,hs defeat of Englsnd In "rd"r
Iha, he naaY strip us at ous trade aud
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Grain for Range Cattle

Several cattle feeders OF the irri-
gated districts of the Princville eoun-
try tried the experiment OF feeding
grain to their fattening cattle last
winter. according TO II. T.. Reynolds,
who has Just returned from an ex-
tended observation trip through that
part of Oregon. Very satisfactory
results We're secured" says Mr.. Rcy-
nolds, aud further experiments will
be carried on this coming winter.
Owing 10 y scarcity OF range. cattle
men are considering the advisabilsty
OF feeding the f-year-oids instead Of
the s-year-olds, as was done In the
past. 49, Burns Ttmes-Herald,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Court House. Progresses

WORK on tho new court house is
progressing rapidly. aud the main
Naila are almost completed. while
considerable work has been done ON
tho dome OF the building, The true
proportion OF this magnificent strac-
tire can now be sccn. aud the obscrv-
or can gain some idea OF tho beauti-
nil appearance which the completed
arildlng will present Aliuras New
Fra,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Hotel Arrivals


Y t' Holiday. Lanscii Wales.
o. SoH'cr and wife. .. n. Hai,man
ana VITO. Jas. Newman. Howard Guy.
roster Stock company: chas. Horton.
"''asbrahd; &, Putnam. Merrill: |:
'vsr Harbaugh. Jacksonville; ". A.
.oaeS, Mcdford: W. NJ. Henry. MY:
" wood. Aituras; John Knott and
r"e' neaver Marsh: Lester Nicholas,
"oaanr"; Louella ", George. Beatty:
,omey Dixon, ". L.. Dalcom, Mod
..'a' y b' Gailaxer. VIM. bryan. snn
..'n'heo; =. ID. u. Asnsw, Oakland: Il.
ierrcli. Portland. g. W. Warner,
.o'. klamath; Geo. q. ulrich. Med.
'''a' Toy brown. city.
White Pelican
g y Grant, Aigoa,a. ". NJ. Leyal.
W.. y" Portland; u, q. McDougall. g. N.
'.'. T. ID, Herbert. San Franclsco;
:. :, = Fro'heringham. u. H.. Frothcr-
'"xham. Chicago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
News Of Our Neighbors
s.o.sip and rroGruas of NeArey
.s,,.,assssrs ss t1ssvaicsr<5
In the prvaa-
Mine ta.ler Hammer

IAA, Tuesday al the property Of
the Fort nidwcll Mining and Reduc-
,Ior company In tho High Grade dis
tric,. the custom mill. assay ouint and
the buildings, machinery and mater
tails pertaining TO the custom mill.
was bid In at sheriff's sale by James
" lillams. For, nidwcli. at Ss.ioo.--
Rnri nldselI Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Saansns
tNo. s17 Eeuisyl
. (stresslt Ccave - 80 as~a> -

(No. s37 Heuisy)
In the Circuit Court OF the STATE q
Oregon. for the CoWaty a
klamath.
Marion A. Clement, PiaintiR.
Oscar r. North and J. W. Nevhart.
tdoing business undes tho arus
name. style and AsserlpeSea a
North Z Nevhast). co-pastnssss
Orr Lake Lunbsr Cenpany q
corporationJ. and Oscar 1anno.
Defendants.
To Orr Lake Lumber Company. eog.
poration. one Of the delea1knsst
above named:
In the name Of the STATE oe Oseaon.
you are hereby required 70 - 90.
appear and answer the conDlaint Alels
against you II the shove sseitle1
cause. on or before the Afth day az
November. 1914. and II yss faiI - q
appear and answer. ths plainttG. ioe
want thereof. viii apply 70 ths esuFs
for the relief prayed for n the eon.
plant. which ID = fellous:
That four certain claims for Iog-
GERS liens. 6led In the clerks oGles oe
the county court. KlamatA coaafy.
Oregon. on the 18th day of sspssn-
ber. 1914. by Marion 4. Clemens.
psaintiff. Charles Stallvorth. Nd KEEL
iy and Joe Clement. assrssating the
amount Of Eve hundred nfty aollays
and twenty cents. which last thsss
claims for liens we're duly assignea %
the plaintiff. b forsciossd ana juAg-
ment thereon obtained. togsG1er vieh
seven dollars and twenty esatss clssk's
fling fees. twenty-five dollars attor-
eny's fees for preparing saia clains.
and one hundred dollarn. attosnev'n
fees for foreclosing the sane. ana
for costa OF suit. That Tie logn
and lumber upon which sAe aans =
attached and hAld 10 b. Z valj1 llsn, =
located and situated upon the fellow
ing premises. to-vit:
Beginning u eattls guard
number l1sA on the Eoutharn p
cinc right Of way. In Ssctioa ase.
township forty-ons. south raase
eight. east OF Willamette Nsridian.
klamath county. Oregon. sxtsndins
thence southsrly along saiA siGAl
Of way one tAousaA1 teet: tAeneo
westerly and It risht an6lGs nm
said right OF way. one tAeusanA
feet; thence nortAssly ana Sarallsa
with said right of way oas thonsan1
feet: thence eastsriy 70 tn plaes of y
beginning: and
The west half Of the nortAease 4
quarter Of Section six. tounsAip
forty-one. south range eight, est
OF Willamette Meridian. klamath
County. Oregon. h
That said property sold upon 60
cution. and the proceeds applied o
the payment Of said sums Of moaey
above mentioned. due the plaiaGi9
herein. and that you be forever barred n
and forever foreciosed Of Al riGAt.
title and interest In and TO sAll prop
erty. and for such othss anA fusthsss n
relief a. to the court may seem usst
and as TO equity appertaia. 81
This summons Il served spoa yeu
BY order Of the Honorabie Hsasy q.
Renson. Judge OF the ahose aD1lo1ed
court. which order b dAtel oeotomr.,
her 18th. lsll. The laee ~ osse
is September -. lolt.
and the last date Of publleatiea ~
Novembsr lth. 1e1l. Y,
MARION =. CLpltno0. (Dol610N.
w. n. -. 'kHNDouo. AIoc o1s'
rlainti9. w y n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Ny CleaAsing, Healing Hahn Instantly
Clears Nose. Head and Throat--
StoI~ Nasty Catarrhal Discharges.
hull Headache does.
Try "Ely's Cream isalm.

Oet u smali bottle anyway. just to
try u Apply little In the Nostrils
na instantly voar clogged nose and
iol;,ed-up air passages OF tho head
A,ll open; you win breathe freely;
,ullness and headache disappear, by
uorn,ns. the eatarrh. cold-in-head or
sore throat will atsAppsr.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle Of "Eiy's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet. fra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
STEEL WORK ON
JAIL REJECTED
HOLDING THAT INSTALLATION
BY IRON WORKS Is nor AC-
coRDING TO SPECIFICATIONS.
ARCHITECT ORDERS REBUILT

The steel work on the jail In the
basement OF the new city hall Is not
In accordance with the specifications.
according to Architect veghte. There
fore. be ordered the work removed
and rebuilt.
This Is nev' being dons BY the con-
tractors for this branch OF the work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Inspect Project

The directorate and all members
directly interested In or connected
with tho Goosc Lake Valley irriga-
ton project that Is bcing Installed,
and now nearing completion on the
west sldo Of the Goore Lake Valley,
are now In i.akcvicw and are going
thoroughly over the work.--lako
County Examiner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Nosi.c oJ sale oi aa isnluam,ir,i
Autuat

Notice IL hereby given that on Sep
i.mber aath. l imponndcd tho follow
ing described animal;
iiay mare. aEc 1 years, no brand
iiaa white spot In forehead, ono white
foot, weight about i.2oo pounds.
Unless this animal is called for be-
fore 9 y. m. ON October ath, u VIII be
so,d nj public auction to tho highest
bidder ED, oWENs'
a.st Poundmastor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06


LONDON. Sept ~ tny mail tu
Sow York - new story on Lord
Kitchener Is sning the rounds now.
aud u II a yp,eal Kitchener story
on Que Of tho nrs, DAYS after he had
taken command OF Ensland's war
forces he sent word 10 par,oslcc
of,eiai In ssad him tweaiy'fonr iolor
taphcrx fer fcid work ., once Word
sas sent back tina, owing To The great
rush of business Ihey could no, b"
enarcd,
''yau tell him 10 have ,wcni, four
msn here within one hour or III SO
down there and sc, them myself. !"
thnadered X of X
rhc relesraphers presented them
s.is.s Ia him In lcea than an honr,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
White Pelican

vaea baby suffers with sossma or
m. ''eh'ns skia trouble. use Doaa's
ea', A little Of Il goes q Ions
s.s ~ saa u 10 safe for children. FIFTY
DOE u al drug stores.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
"Nicc Old Gcntlcn.aa"

A nice old gentleman. who wore a
q. A. Il. Hutton In the lapel OF a
faded blue coat. called upon residents
OF Evans Creek last June and decoyed
from the pockets OF many dollar for
a years subscription to the Globe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Investigation Postponed

Word was received here from the
Oregon Agricultural, College to the
effect that nothing viii be done this
year towards investigating the dis
ease that has been spreading among
the rabbits In this vicinity, A short
time ago the college officials ON hear
ing OF this disease decided TO try and
spread II among the rabbits In other
infested districts. but on receiving
word that since tho weather had
turned colder the disease was disap'
penrlng. Il was decided tn wait until
nox, summor.---F Fart Rock Times,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

l.e.ng hurdensome. therefore he hopes
the county viii not he cut of f.-- Burns
Tlmcs-Hernid.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
likes Not New Country

A. u, Brown. the barren Valley
stock man. has been In this section
tho past week. Mr.. Brown doesn't
approve Of tho county Of pavis, a. II
viii have none too many Taxpayers
should tho movement be successful,
and he thinks the time IL not yet
right to. II, A few men cannot keep
Up q county government without It
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

Come tn the Doris Fair and get ac.
anaintcd. We are one people, OF one
community. with the same conditions
OF soil, crops and climate TO meet.
What interests you interests us: let's
ret together. FOR the most good Ia the
most people. Doris Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
tSssH Tss1 asa; ss.::S: ;.
THROUGH CAPITALS ttsE NATIONS NOW itGHrtNG
orm4R-SoMg TRIVIAL nur Att AnE INTEREST
iNa

vish. R,.d U.Ai Ia Ia have barre Il
'ra,. lot sm cams. ls Whas ". aay ("
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
The Top Price

The Rogue River Fruit aud Pro-
duec Association received word of the
sale OF car OF Rose pears In New
York Mt se.i5 per half box. or $40
per box. which is the record price for
the season, ,--- Medford sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-03-18

by mail" and Mr.. Harper took out the
enclosure of the envelope.
Diagnosis 81, it read. All. it was
the written report OF the expert, and
Doomed fell from the readers
bloodless lips as he persued the fatal
lines and fell back utterly crushed.
With distended, horrOr-haunted eyes
his blurred senses took in the words:
This patient cannot live beyond a
year and only change of scene and alb
solute rest will carry him half of that
time. | advise that he be kept in ig-
norance OF his fate. as the knowledge
might hasten his demise.
There followed an epitome Of the
various ailments that afflicted the pa
tient. In his agitated, overwrought
state Mr.. Harper felt every one OF the
distressing symptoms enumerated
These false, wretched doctors!" he
| stormed. ITO think that they would
thus deceive me, lie to me! They shall
never enter my doors again. And am
| doomed, fated to pass away within a
wear, And life so bright to me-" and
| the tears came into the hopeless eyes
Of the wretched man.
From that moment Richard Harper
became changed being. He spoke OF
his discovery to nobody, not even to
his daughter, but methodically as he
could he proceeded to put his house IN
order.
Poor Fay grieved over the dull, re-
signed look that had como Into her
fathers face. His confidential man.
Ross Dalrymple, noted with regret his
lack of interest in the business and
mistakes Of judgment that were cost
| ing the house dear
I'VE are going on an extended pleas
ure trip, Fay" her father told her one
morning. so make your preparations
for a long stay from home.
81 wish you to take entire charge Oh
the business during my absence, Mr..
Dalrympe," he said to his confidential
man that same day There is no doubt
that we are doing less than year ago,
If YOU can remedy this | will show my
appreciation in a practical way when
| return"
IF | return" gloomily added the
doomed man with groan to himself.
That evening, in his own room, he
took a little calendar from his pocket
and crossed out q date. One more
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-03-18
ENGLAND'S GARDEN OF EDEN
One Of the Seven Picturesque Cot
tages on the Estate 10 Called
"Paradise."

At Willesden, not far from the great
network of railways running to the
north, there is to be found a bit OF
old England with some peculiaritles OF
it's own. 1t is known locally as "The
Garden of Eden" and consists or
seven ancient and picturesque cot
tages, one of which. called Paradise,
has raised high above its surrounding
hedge a lozenge e-shaped board with the
inscription, 1--WE live in contentment
here
Travellers speeding northward past
the bewildering junction at Willesden
however, miss the Garden OF Eden
for it lies away from the roar and ex
citement of railway traffic in a nook
of old Willesden that has probably
survived from the days when the
name Of the place was written wei
lesdone" in the Norman Survey"
Recently the Garden" has changed
hands, and its new proprietor, F Well
stead. has introduced some quaint
signs and decorations, which give the
place a distinct individuality.
"The cottages" Mr.. Wellstead said,
came my way quite accidentally.
They were In a dilapidated condition.
and no one would look at them. There
are seven of them. and a house like q
small mansion which, believe. was
manor house in days gone by. |
made some alterations, which l think
improved the appearance Of the place,
by bringing the picturesqueuess OF
the cottages into better relief against
their surroundings. Then l erected a
small triumphal arch at the entrance
to the property. and put up outside
the cottages quotations from my fav.
orite authors-Shakespeare. Milton.
Pope and others-mottoes such as
We are neighborly' and We live IN
contentment here also figures OF n.y.
ing cupids. Yes; l admit some peo-
pie may make joke about the cupids,
considering that am a bachelor; but
can't help that London Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-03-18

DIAGNOSIS
-c<o-

Cy Ayo-oTUo GOODRICH sHER.
WIN.
lhen you pronounce me perfectly
well man. spoke Richard Harper,
hopefully.
Sound rs Q mt. sir" replied Doc
tor Thorpe, with emphasis
You have seen your colleague since
ne examined me9"
i received his report today. Your
various aches and pains are mere sur
face troubles. He states that you have
not the slightest trace of any organic
disease, and are good for forty years
yet"
Mr.. Harper, wealthy merchant, who
had worried himself into nervous pros,
tration over a few twinges of dyspep,
sla, looked immensely relieved and
gratified When Doctor Thorpe named
the amount of his bill, he wrote a
check for double the amount. When
the physician was gone he actually in.
dulged in Joyous jig step.
He sat in his comfortable arm
chair, actually blissful over the long
term Of life granted him by an emf.
nent practitioner who charged fifty
dollars for looking at mans tongue
He INDUCED in great dreams of bust.
ness, Of pleasure Mr. Harper was a
widower, but his heart was wrapped
up in Fay, his only child, young and
| beautiful. He felt remorseful over all
the invalid whims and fancies of his
recent illness, his dullness and bad
temper He would take her on long
pleasure trip, come back refreshed
and build up his business tenfold for
the inattention Of the past few
months!
Hello! What's this?" exclaimed Mr.
Harper as he started to leave the
room. He picked up an unsealed en-
velope 1t was addressed to Doctor
Thorpe and it bore the professional
card Of the expert he had consulted
Why, the doctor must have dropped
this" reflected Mr.. Harper Why,
wonder if it can be the opinion he just
told me about? I'll take glance at II
and then return it to Doctor Thorpe