The Evening herald., December 20, 1911, Image 4

MARSHAL BEATTIE
PULLS GUN, FINED
RAYH MAN IN CHAMItKRS GUN
KTOItK ASSAUI.TKI) HIM WITH
lUIXIAItl) Ct'K, AND THAT II K
WAS IUCKKNDINQ HLM8KLV
Deputy United States Marshal
Prmnk Deatty pleaded ullty to the
chargo of drawing a deadly wcapou
thlt afternoon before Police Judge
Thomas F. Nicholas, and paid a tine
or $1S. Thlt wn the result of an
episode In Harney Chambers' gun
storo last midnight, about which the
nan In charge of the store this after
noon pleaded Ignornnce.
According to Beatty's story he had
at argument with a man who tried to
assault him with a billiard cue, and
that when he found ho could not paci
fy tho man by quiet methods he drew
his revolver on tho man. lie states
that ho haa plenty of witnesses to
prove that he was Justified and that
Keith Ambrose caught tho billiard cue
whenlt was about to come do.vn on
him. Beatty saya he does not know
whom his assailant was, and that
when he Ictt the store, the man and ho
shook hand In friendly fashion.
THK OLD HKI.IAIU.K
It jou need any fruit trees for
planting or wish to make good money
selling thcm( write us tor particulars.
No previous expcrlejire' needed It you
tfant to make money. We show you.
tl-20-lm , Albany, Ore.
AUIANYUUSEUIES, Inc.
HOMK COokl.Ml HAt.K
The Woman's Itollvt Corps will
hold a home cooking sale of bread,
rake, pastry nud canities at the Mon
arch crocerr atom oh Saturday. IV-
crmbor 33, begtnntnV at 10 a.m., 19-1
QRTIE SORE Ar DARROW
OVER M1IIUDE OF WIFE
McManlgU' Maine MeVaumra.' Attor
ney for Kstrunmtm'iit, and Sji)r
Ditstnrtlty talior t'nlon "Higher
t'tw" Will Ito Cleaned Out
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Uuy something useful beautiful,
ilJ that will last a llfetluis. Uy wa
of Suggestion;
ladles' Gold Watches,
(Tents Cold Watches.
Diamond Hint's, l.ockets.
Signet Kings. Kcsfoons,
Set King. Itracelets,
Cuff Links. Nfck Chains,
Watch Chains, llroochci.
Scarf Pin., Pobs,
Any Article IsfUI aside on small de
posit until Christmas.
FRANK M. ilPP,
Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver
Willi Building.
1.03 ANUKI.E3, Dee. ao.Wlille
I'ncklng up his few belongings In his
cell In the county Jail here, prepara
tory to hU departuru for Imlliuiapu
'Is, Ortlo Me.Manlgnt, who has con
fersed to exploding ibimmlto at the
l.e ell) n Iron Works, on which
charge ho has never livon arralgued.
dictated this statement:
"They nro going to tnko mo to In
dltinnpolls to testify before tho grand
Jury Investigating tho ilynatultn con
spiracy. Well, 1 am going to tell all
I know about It, and that Is mor than
anono else knows beside John J, Mc
Nnmara and several other 'higher tips'
In union labor circles who nro now on
Jojtng temporary froedora. I am go
ing to tell. the Indlnnnpollt Jury thing
that I hate even withheld from Will
iam J. Ilurn, and when tho probe It
ended, It Justice Is tlonv, a- score of
men who were responsible for my con
temptible deeds wilt find lodgment
behind prltnn burs.
"Now- that tho MrNamnrns bate
New Year's Frolic
Banquet and Ball
Saturday Evening,
December 3o, iqii
White Pelican Hotel
Music By White Pelican Orchestra
Vaudeville Entertainment
Make your table reservation now. Party tablet from
two to twenty teats; SS per aeat, Including banquet.
Don't miss It; fun for everyone.
An Old fTime 'Frisco New Years9 Celebration
confessed I wonder If tho rank and
tllo of union labor Mill feel bitterly
toward mc. 1 wonder If I could walk
nlono unmolested along I ho street uf
Los Angeles. 1 bcllcmt tlt I ttiulil,
for 1)5 per tent of Urn members of oi
untitled labor uro hard wuiklug,
broad minded ttud (toil t ntltig men
It Is the crookedness of their lenders
tliitt has brought about nil this trou
ble. Most of the union men, I tie
llto, will thiiuk mo for whnt I limit
diiiuv for It Is going to nit tut llio
cleaning out of the corrupt 'higher
H In the labor unions I hmu done
ll that I could for tho cntiso of Jus
lice, -ml 1 now feel that I hao In a
uensmo ntoiied for m deeds. I mil
ilml that 1 took tho stand I did from
bit first, ami stuck to It regardless of
ill th threat that wore inndo to win
mo oer.
"The onl) thing thu.t worries mo
iow Is the estrangement lietween me
tnd my wjfo. With Clnreneo D.urott
lests tho responsibility for this.
"I utter wanted to get Into the
thuntnltlng business nttjrwn). and wns
tmluceil to do the work against in
will After I started I was forced to
keep at h labor ollli luU high up In
ho organisation under threat of m
'Ife Trej told me to do It, and
I renlenvd that If 1 didn't they wotili'
tlx me. t did their dirty work, am'
now I am suffering for It, as I hop'
tl.ey wilt be made to suffer after I be
gr.tnd Jury Investigation Is muled
Then they double crossed me, and 1
didn't get $1,000 coming to mo for
Jobs I did.
"I don't know what's In store for
ne There hnvo been no promises
( mile to me and I do not know wheth
Ir I am to go to Jail or get my fre
lom 1 don't much expect to gut out
tllhout any punishment, though, be
nus I reel tlint thvie Is something
outing to mu."
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N ter can t II when tou'll math
fi.nei or suffer n cut, bruise, burn
ica.iI Ito prepared " Dr. Thomas
'lectlc Oil Instantly relievos the pair
quickly cures tlio wound
"Had dttpepilft or Indlgvttlan for
cars No appullto and what I did
rt dlstr sscd mu terribly. Ilurdock
M cod lllttera cured me "- J It Wal
ker, Stinbtiry, Ohio.
Temple thcster.Udnre tiU j 1
i in Kvvnlur, first noiffmi',rr
;!' 16 rtintlnumit
CHILCOTE&RICE
UKAI. KSTATK INSl'IIA-Wi:
WK MAKK A HI'r'CIAl.TY of tlu.e
In rH'r1y unit uhhI farm l nil-. No
trouble in slum pri'iN'riy, I'mmpi m ,
tendon tlgrn nil Inquiries. A felt j
go il Ihiiim'S fur real. If you until In
till) or " It ulll my Jim In n ,
Next In Aim-rlmn Hotel. I'lioiir Hill I
rWlfm
A SHOP TALK
ON AMERICAN
LADY CORSETS
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HI
O EAUT1FUL unci supple, as here
" portrayed, Is Hie figure cor
seted in an Ar erican Lady Corset.
The vital parti t f n coraet are the
designing and boning. Your knowl
edge of ttVse " points must come
through actual wear, for you can
r ot see them.
We ask nothing more than that
you try "American Lady Corsets."
Give them as hard wear as you
may and you will find all wearing
parts cquJ to whatever wcorinfl
strain may be given them.
Your figure will have nt faults
if you wear one of the sit art new
models. Come in, be properly fitted
to the right model for your indi
vidual figure; so u uch dep nds
upon the proper fitting.
Prices Range
$1 to $5
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SAISTA CLAUS SAYS
"Make the next three days sales the largest
in the history of the store, and prove to the
people of Klamath County that you apprec
iate their past year's patronage."
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We have decided to do so and beginning Thursday morning, ending Saturday night, we will make a
20 Per Cent Reduction
On every article in the house now marked at regular price except
Rubbers, Overshoes, etc.
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This will be your Christmas
present from the fastest grow
ing store in Southern Oregon.
KLAMATH fALUft OREGON
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Don't miss the opportunity to buy at
wholesale prices, everything you need
to make yourself and friends a happy
Christmas.
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