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Dr. John Grant Lyman arrived at
San Francisco yesterday la ckarge
of Deputy United State Marshal
Frank Beatty to face trial before the
United 8tate court.
While In Portland Lyman was In
a temporary jail, and turned to hi
old habit ot trying to bribe hla keep
er. II offered the night Jailer, David
Puller, 11,600 to free him, to be paid
Immediately upon hla being let out ot
prison, and agreed to tend Fuller
$1,000 mere It Lyman reached Van
couver, B. C In safety.
Whea United Bute Marshal Les
lie II. Scott heard tale ha had the
medical man removed to a steel cage,
where not only hla cratches were
taken away from him, hut he was
also deprived of hla outer clothing.
aa wall aa blanket and bedding he
had been allowed.
Lyman refused to uss the meager
allowance of bedding which was tra
der! aim, and Is understood to has
slept hU last night In Portland sim
ply In his famous baby blue under
wear.
Even hla lavender pajamas were
separated from their owner.
The doctor Is certainly tasteful
when It cornea to picking gorgeous
colors for his nocturnal hablllameats.
accept the word of those who have
wltaeeetd.
Hln lingerie as exhibited to the
officers In Klamath-Falls waa some
thing wonderful almost fearful to
behold, and hla footwear was ot the
daintiest hne obtainable la the lead
ing (hosiery markets ot the Facile
coast ul elsewhere.
The doctor would make a lae
medol for some haberdashery If It
were not for his bribing and escap
ing teadcadea.
What a horrible thlag It would be
for the haberdasher If the doctor,
beaetlfully adorned to the most deli
cate textures and colors, should give
way ft Ms 'deeper nature and sudden
1y SK, sad deprive a prospective cus
tomer . taetea4rteg sight of his
eartertal perfection, as well aa pos
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Denver ApewcfceaeVr ot Festive Cs
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the I'eJveteal
United Press Service
DENVER, Colo., Oct 11. Cele
brating his two thousandth dog bite,
Herman Carna, Denver's city dog
catcher, la the recipient ot a flood ot
request from throughout the United
States from editors, scientists and
physician, all ot whom are aniloua
to know more about his experience
with dog.
Carn says that he take no stock
In this "hydrophobia busin," and
that a flea bite worries him a great
deal more.
Armour Plate Gaaraateed ese tee
mea, women and rhUdreo,
17-t At K. K. K. Store
FRESH CUT FLOWERS for fuaeral
and entertainments; designs a spe
cialty. Klamath Floral Co.. 44-40
Mala at. Il-lm
Society
Mr. F. Zlm Baldwin and Mrs. W.
W. Baldwin entertained at Dutch
Whist on Friday afternoon at the
former' home on Ewauna- Heights.
Mrs. Oscar Shlvo was awarded the
first prise for the hlghret score. The
guests were Mrs. L. Oerber, Mrs. E.
W. Gowen. Mr. Alex Martin. Mrs. W.
P. Johnson, Mrs. Oscar Shire, Mrs.
C. I. Roberts, Mrs. Leslie Rogers,
Mrs. Tho. Hampton Mrs. C. 8.
Moore. Mrs. E. B. Henry. Mrs. F. H.
Mill. Mrs. W. H. Mason, Mrs. II. F.
Murdoch, Mrs. Geo. Merrymaa, Mia
Helns and Ml Baldwin.
r. W. W. Baldwin will leave on
Monday for Baker City, Ore., on a
visit to her parents.
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Mrs. Geo. Merrymsn will leave
Monday for a visit with friends at
Portland.
Miss Hattle Irwla of Barlow. Ore..
la hr-e oa aa extended visit with
Mrs. C. M. Ramsey.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Nolaad left
this morning for Eugene. Ore., where
they will remala for eeveral weeks.
visiting relatives and old friends.
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Mrs. I. Jay Kaapp waa hostess on
Wedaeedsy afternoon to the A. N. W.
BEGINNING Monday. Oct. 16. and ending Saturday night at 10
o'clock, we will offer every Ladies9 Suit, Dress and Skirt in our
store at a reduction of 10 per cent. This is a chance to save from
$150 to $5.00 on your suit or dress and from 50 cents to $2.00
on your skirt Make your purchase now and save money.
Alterations
Club at her home on the West Side.
Mr. and Mr. W. I. Ctarks are
spending several days In San Fran
cisco.
Miss Helm ot Mill Valey, Calif.,
Is a house guest ot Mrs. W. P. John
son. Miss Hiaklna, who haa been for
several weeks a guest of ths Coch
ran, will Isavo for her home In Med
ford Monday.
Mr. and Mr. Jack Kimball left for
Ashland In their auto Friday, where
they will visit with Mrs. Kimball's
parents.
A committee ot the. Eastern 8tar
ladlea have sent out Invitation for a
b'g affair at tho Masonic hall next
Tuesday night.
Tho "600" Club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. O. W.
White at her beautiful home In the
Hot Spring addition.
Mis Maud Baldwin entertained In
formally at bridge at her home on
the West Side Thursday afternoon.
After the gsme refreshments were
served. Those present were Mrs.
Leslie Roger. Mrs. C. C. Cofer, Mrs.
F. Zlm Baldwin, Mrs. Surge Mason,
Mrs. Roy Hamaker, Mrs. Qeo. Merry
maa, Mrs. Cha. Roberts, Mrs. Oscar
Shire. Mr. Cha. Meldrum and Mr.
Orb Campbell.
Monday evening Mr. and Mr
Durge W. Mason entertained In honor
or Mr. Mason's birthday with three
tablea of Dutch whist. Mrs. Alex
Martin nnd Mr. Oib Campbell were
prlte winners for high score, and
consolation prise were given Mrs.
Orb Campbell and Mr. C. P. Chastaln.
The guests were: Mr. snd Mrs. Alex
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chastaln,
Mr. and Mr. C. I. Roberta. Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Merrymsn. Mr. and Mr.
Orb Campbell, Mis Peel and Mr. T.
MeColter.
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt was hostess
to the Bridge Club Monday after
noon at her pretty home on the West
Side. With several additional guest
three tables of bridge were arranged
for, nnd Mrs, W. P. Fish wss pre
sented with a dalaty hatid-palnted
plate for high score. Dainty refresh
ment were served to the following
guests: Mrs. E. R. Reamss, Mrs.
Geo. Nolaad, Mrs. El J. Murray, Mrs.
W. O. Smith, Mrs. Cha. Eberllne,
Mrs. Wm. Fish, Mrs. W. 8. Wiley,
Mrs Geo. T. Baldwin, Mrs. E. B.
Henry, Mrs. Thos. Hampton. Mrs. E.
B. Hall and Miss Baldwin.
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Get an Ed. V. Price made to your measure suit at The
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AT THE CHURCH
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Service at the various churches of
lbs elt tor tomorrow will be as fol fel fol
eows: Caerca of the Baerrel Heart
First mas, with abort lastruetlee,
at 8:10 a. m.
Second mass, with sermon of the
Gospel of tho Sunday, at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
Rev. William McMillan, pastor.
Prrsbytrriaa Church
8unday school at 10 a .to. '
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
C. E. at :30 p. m.
Ths pulpit will be occupied bntli
morning and evening by Iter. J. S.
Stubbleflrld of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.
Stubblolleld will be here several
weeks and will conduct the Suudny
and mid-week services of the church.
The subject of tho morning ser
mon tomorrow will be: "Leari the
Methods of the Successful Man."
Evening subject, "Clod Did Not
Do It."
All members of church and congre
gation Invited to. attend.
Mill Addition
Thero will be preaehlng la the
Mill Addition ball at .3:30 p. m.
Made
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Atklitoa BM It It'i In ftylt
THE TOGGERY
Stands for all that is best In
' Men's Wear
"WHO'S YOUR TAILOR"
Strictly hnntl tailored, every thread wool, we guarantee the
(it or no money, and the price Is no higher than you pay (or a
"hand me down from the Ahelf."
- date woolens and
Kirkendall Shoes
Fit the feet and the purse
Subject, "Who Will lie 8udT"
All nru Invited to attend.
No collection will be lakon.
I lirlaMin Church
H. M. Fllnn. paitor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., Geo. A.
Wlrts superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at (:30 p. m.
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30
p. m.
Morning subjtcti "What God Em
phnsUcs In tho Christian Life."
Kvcnlnc subject, "The Upward
Trend of Life."
Strangers and friends are cordially
tntltcd to worship with us.
tlirlttlan Helen tUls
Services held In room 31, I. (). O.
P. building.
Wodnesday evening testimonial
meeting st S o'clock.
ItPKiilnr 8 u ml a;- services at 1 1 a. in,
8uhJoct, "Probation After Death."
(Irarr Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Dr. W. A.
t.conard, superintendent.
Service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Geo. II. Feeae, pastor.
Orneral Class at 13:10. W D.
Harris, leader.
Epworth League at 7. p. m. Arlle
Worrel, president.
Cordial welcome. Obliging ushers.
Sprclat music.
Free of Charge
50 styles to choose from
I TO TDK PtUIMO
Our ilro of famines never closet
ion HuihIa), as d Iiavo too much In
(perishable ooili nn linnil to do so.
v The Fulton Market.
A Few Pointers
INCOME I'llOI'KHTYWc havr
our of tin- In-sI liuslneM nrnrr oa
.Main nlirrl, pri-M-iil milsl 9IOO prr
miiiithl ptrnty of room for another
building, wlilih Mill double the lie
tome. If liitrirtli'il er us about this.
Wi: HAVE A MIKIK I.IHT of rllf
rorrty In nil Additions, nnd, by the
way, luttn whim nwl bargain In
iiliv home mut trll Imalrd vacant
iroN-riy.
IIIHINKKH OPPOIITI'MTIKN In all
lines. It will Mf you lo Invcsllgal'
ur iroxltlons before buying.
IF IT'S LA Ml YOU WANT, we
hai. tonic of llti Ik-m buy In I lie
tHjr.aiiil Mould like to show them.
We tune nor own Atuo no Iroul.lr to
how property, i
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NrW in the American Hotel
PhnnMI
M Hat OI.cn Away
The Club Howling Alley offer a
cliolro of a 1H hat to thV person stair
Ing tho hlglictiCavcrafb In ten or more
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Toggery
limc nt bowllnic lirm.ru Ocinbtr
nth mt 3Cth. Don't full to cimijlfr
for the prlie. a,(
XiHlrr to Our I'ulrun,
Owing In the tunny nrrniiiiu and
tin expense nttarhc.1 to colli rtlne the
lame, after November I, l, all
hurdles will w collect.! for on it.
lUrry. Kindly mnke nrmncnnrnti
tu pay for snine when they ate !ell.
eteit.
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