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TENTH EPISODE
THt LlPe CURRKNT.
Aatlinmrnt were belnjc Klven out
on tho Star ono nftornoon, anil I waa
tandlnK talking with aeveral other
reportera, In the buity hum of type
wrltcra and cltckliiK tnlegrapha.
"What do you think of that?'' aiked
one of the fellow., "You're amnethlng
of a acltntlflc detective, aren't you?"'
Without laving claim to iucIi a
dlatlnctloo. I took the paper and read:
THE POISONED KISS AGAIN.
Three Mere New York Woman Report
Being Klaaed by Mysterloua Stranger
Later Pell Into Deep Unconeeloue
neat What la ItT.
I had acarcely flutnheil when one of
the copy boye, daihlns pant me, called
eut: "You're wanted on the wlre.-Mr.
Jamcton."
; I hurried over to the telephone and
Snawered.
A muilcal voice responded to my
hurried hello, and I hastened
adopt my most polite tone.
o i
"Is this Mr. Jameson?" asked the
voice.
"Yes," I replied, not recognising It.
"Well, Mr. Jameson, I'vo heard of
you on the Star, and I've Just had a
very atrange experience. I've had
the poisoned kiss."
The woman did not pause to catch
my exclamation of astonishment, but
went en: "It waa like thla. A man
ran up to me on tho alreet and kissed
me and I don't know how It was
but I became unconscious and I
I" ""'it Ilia vlcllma. I hOUlii. th f!lntflilii iin.,,1 hA ,..
rt ticiiin nf ih- tiiyii"iinu 'mmiihIi! u t"'ng to two of hU emissaries, an at-
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a;:7rriJ:u:"2CT They were Hlrty Klorrlo ...,l n.n i "
dlda't come to for an hour In a boa- " " -on "an went into tne
pital fertmately. I don't know what j cl"t and shut the door.
would have happened If It hadn't bees Perhaps half an hour later Clutching
taat.eemeoae same to my assistance Man'1 blmself called me up on the
and the man fled. I thought tbe Star ' telephone. It was tie-not the Star
would be Interested." , , " learned only too late.
' "We are," I hastened to reply.
"Will
you give i te your name?"
I "Why, 1 am Mrs. Florence Leigh of
'No. 20 Prospect avenue." returned tbe
'voice.
) "Say," 1 exclaimed hurrying over
(to tho edltor'a deak, "here's another
woman on the wlro who says she has
received the poisoned klsa."
"Suppose you take that assignment"
tho editor answered, sensing a possi
ble story.
I took It with alacrity, figuring out
the quickest way by elevated and sur
face to reach the addresa.
I must aay that I could scarcely crit
icise tbe poisoned kisser's taste, for
, the woman who opened tho door cer
italnly waa extraordinarily attractive.
"And you really were put out by
a kiss?" queried, as she led me Into
a aeat alttlng room,
"Absolutely as much aa If It had
been by one of tbcae poisoned needles
you read about." ahe replied confident
ly, hastening on to describe, the affair
volubly..
It waa beyond mo.
"May I use your telephone?" I
Baked.
"Surely," she answered.
I called thelaboralpry, "Is I hut you.
Craig?" I Inquired.
"Yea, Walter." he anawered. recog
alxlng my voice.
"Say, Craig," I asked breathlessly,
"what sort of kiss would suffocate a
Uv nntv anawor waa an unroarloua i
Hugh from .him at tbe Idea.
"I know," I peralated. "but I've got
the? assignment from, the Star and
I'm t out- here Interviewing a woman
about It. It's all right to laugh-but
hero I-am. I'vo found a case names,
dates and places. I wish you'd explain
tho i thing, theu."
Whj all right, Walter." he replied
Indulgently, "I'll meet you aa soon as
I oan and help you out." -
Wowalted patiently.
The bell rang and the woman
fastened to the door, admitting Ken
nedy.
"Hollo. Walter," he greeted.
"Thla to certainly ? moat remark,
able case, Craig," 1 aald, Introducing
him, and telling briefly what I had
faafBadi
"And you actually mean to say that
a ktoa had the eiect-"
Just then the telephone Interrupted.
"Yes," ehe reasserted quickly, "B
outa aw eeoad.?
She aatworod tho call. "Oh-whr
-yes, he'a here. Pe you want to apeak
to him? Mr. Jameson, ttV the War."
"Confound 4tt" 1 exclaimed, "tent
THE EVENING
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" into story from you, Crala."
. . nyou.i.raii.
' The
day before, In the
suburban ,
tho Dude.
"Now, I want you to aet Kennedv."
ho anld. "Tho way to do It la to sep
arate Kennedy and Elalne-aeet"
"All rlibt. Chief, we'll do It," they
replied.
Clutching Hand had acarcely left
when Flirty Florrlo began by getting
published In tho papera the story
which I bad aeon.
1 The neat day she called me up from
the suburban houio. Having got ma
to promise to sec her, she bad scarce
ly turned from tho tolephone when
Dan the Dude walked in from the next
I room.
( "He's coming," she said.
i Dan was carrying a hugo stag head
with a beautifully branched pair of
antlera. Under his arm waa a coll of
wire which ho had connected to the
Inside of the head.
"Fine I" he exclaimed. Then, point
ing to the bead, he added, "It's all
ready. See how 1 fixed ItT That ought
to please the Chief.
Dan moved quickly to the mantel
I and mounted a stcpladder there by
whlob he had taken down the head.
! and started to replace the hend above
( the mantel.
He booked the hend on a nail.
"There." he mJil, unscrewing on of
' the beautiful brown glass eyes of the
I atag.
Back of It could 'be seen a camera
abutter.
"One of those new quick abutter
cameras," ho explained.
Then he ran a couple of wlrca along
the molding around the room and into
I a closet, where he made tbe connec
tion with u sort of switchboard on
which a button was marked, "SHUT-
TKIl" and the awltch. "WIND FILM."
"Now, Flirty," bo said, coming out
i of tbe closci aud pulling up tbe shade
, which let a flood of sunlight Into the
room, "you see, I want you' to stand
hero then, do your little trick."
Just then the bell raug.
"That must bo Jameson," ahe cried.
"Now get to your corner."
I hud scarcely got out of tho houae.
aa Craig told mo afterwards, when
Flirty Klorrlo told all over again the
embroidered tale thut had caught my
ear.
Kennedy said nothing, but listened
Intently, perhaps betraying In his face
tho akeptlclsm ho felt
"You see," she said, Mill volublo and
eazer to convince him. "I waa only
walking on the street. Here let me
ahow you. It was lust like this."
She took hla arm and, before he
knew, it, led blm to tho spot on the
floor near the window which Dan bad
Indicated. Meanwhllo Dan waa lis
tening attentively In bis closet
"Now stand tbero. You are Just
aa I was only I didn't expect any
thing." She waa pantomiming some one ap
proaching stealthily while Kennedy
watched ber with Interest, tinged with
doubt, llchlnd Craig In hla closet,
Dan was reaching for the switchboard
button.
"You see," alio said advancing
quickly and acting her words, "be
placed his handa on my ahoulders
.so then threw his arms about my
neck-so!"
She said no more, but Imprinted a
deep, passionate ktsa on Kennedy'a
mouth, clinging closely to htm. Be
fore Kennedy could draw away, Dan
In the closet, had pressed tbe but
ton and the awltch several times In
rapid euccesslon
"Th that's very reallatlc," gasped
Craig, a good deal taken aback by tho
sudden osculatory assault
He frowned.
"I III look Into tho case." he aald,
backing away. "There there may be
aome sc lentlnc explanation but
er"
He was plainly embarrasaed and
hastened to make his adleux.
How little Impresalon the thing
made on Kennedy can be easily aeen
from the fact ht on the way down
town that afternoon be stopped at
Martin's, on Fifth aveuuo, and bought
a riug a vory handsome solitaire, tho
finest Martin had In the shop.
.It must have been about the time
that he decided to stop at Martln'a
that the Dodge butler, Jennlaga,
mltted a young lady wbo-preaeated a
card on which waa engraved tho
name
Mia Florence Leigh,
80 PreiaeetJkvenue.
Aabe, handed Elaine, tbe eard, ahe
looked up from the hook ahe waa road.
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"All right, ahow her In,
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1 1 t'K ALP, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Blaine moved. Into thodrawlna
Jennings springing forward to part Um
portieres for, her and passing throat
tho room quickly where Hlrty florrlo
sat waiting, flirty Florrlo rooo sad
stood gating at Elaino, apparoatly
very much embarrassed, even after
Jennlaga had gone.
"It la embarrassing," she said flaal
ly, "but, Miss Dodge. I have come to
you to beg for my love."
Blaine looked at her nonplused.
"Yes," she continued, "you do not
know It, but Craig Kennedy to Infatu
ated with you." She paused agala,
then added, "Out he Is engaged to me.?
Elaine stared at1 the woman, dike
wa dated. She could not believe It
"There Is the ring," Flirty Florrle
added, Indicating a very Impressive
' diamond.
I Qulcklv abn raphiit Inln hop ttav
drew out two photographs, with-
a word, handing them to Elaine. !
Tbere'a the proof," Florrle said
I simply, choking a sob.
Elaine looked with a start. Sure
enough, there waa the neat living room
In the house on Prospect avenue In
one, picture Florrle had ber arms, over
Kennedy's efcoulders. In the other,
apparently, they were passionately
kissing.
Elaine slowly laid the photographs
on the table.
"Please please,, Miss Dodgegive
me back my lost love. You are rich
and beautiful I, am poor. 1 have only
my, good looks. But I Move him
and be loves, me nd has promised
to marry me."
Florrle had broken down completely
and waa weeping softly Into a lace
handkerchief.
She moved toward tbe door. Elaine
followed her.
"Jennings please aee the lady to
tho door."
Back In the drawing-room, Elaino
seized the photographs and hurried
Into tho library where she could, be
alone.
Just Ihenflhe heard the bell and
Kennedy'a voice In the ball.
"How are you thla afternoon," Ken
nedy greeted Elaine gayly.
Elaine had been too overcome by
what had Just happened to. throw It
off ao easily, and received him with
studied coolness.
Still, Craig, manlike, did not notice
It at once. In fact, he waa too busy
gaxlng about to aee that neither .Jen
nings, Marie nor the duenna Aunt Jo
sephine were visible. They were, not
and be quickly took the ring from,
hla pocket. Without waiting, he
ahowed It to Elaine.
Elaine very coolly admired the ring,
aa Craig might! have eyed a specimen
on a microscope slide. Still, he did
not notice.
He took the ring, about to put it
on her finger. Elaine drew away.
Concealment waa not. In her frank na
ture. She "picked up the two photograph
"What have you to aay about
those?"' ahe aaked cuttingly.
Kennedy, quite surprised, took thorn,
and looked at them. Then he let them
fall carelessly oa the table and
dropped, Into. a chair, hla head back In
a burst of laughter.
"Why that waa what they put over
Un WaltaT." ha iiM "H rHA mm
up early thla afternoon told me he
had discovered one of these poisoned
kiss cases you have read about In tho
papera. Think of It all that, to pull
a concealed camera! Such' an elabo
rate business Just to get me where'
they could fake this" thing. 1 sup
pose they've put someone up to say
ing she's engaged?"
Elaino was not eo lightly affeeied.
"But," ahe aald severely, repressing
her emotion, "I don't understand, Mr.
Kennedy, how scientific .Inquiry iuto
tho poisoned klsa' could necessitate'
this sort of thing."
She pointed at the photographs ac
cualngly.
"But," be began, trying to explain.
"No buts," she Interrupted.
"Theh you believo that I"
"How can you, aa a aclentlat, ask roe
to doubt the camera?" she Inatnuated,
very coldly turning away.
Kennedy rapidly began to aee. that
it waa far more serious than he had at
first thought.
"Very well." be aald with a touch of
Impatience, "if my word' la not to be
taken I I'll "
He had seised his hat aad atlck.
Elaine did not deign to answer.
Then, without a word, ho etalked
nut nf the door.
(Continued Moaay).
YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE SCORES
At Los Angelea R.- H. E,
Los Angelea ; 3 7 I
San Frauctoco"1 ....... : . I 10 S
Burns and Boles; Smith, Burnbam,
Ktllllay and 8chratts.
.At Portland-- R. H. E.
?or"Hd
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Venice ,.,.,...,. :.V-. ... 16, 1
Hlgginbotham and Carrtoh; Hltt
and Mltxe. '
At Snn Francisco R; H, E.
Oakland 9 I
Salt Lake.., .'O 8 0
Pruett and Elliott; J.'WIIItama and
Rorher.
Fibre aad steel needles forColum-
bla and Victor machine, at Shepherd
Piano Depot, 'C, ' l4t
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"Comfort
Bf KUMM.9. MAMiAlt,
I Cor. 1 ii "Blessed to the feiher
of all' meretea and of alt comfort"'
Comfort Is ctymologlcally built of;
two-wprda,, "fortla';
meaning" stroag, aid
"con" saeaniatT to-.
gether. Home' the
word raeaaaJto be
aided, strengthened
or cheered by some
one. ,Not.;pbyslCal,
but 'mental and
spiritual. It to a
heartening thought
that our Father in Heaven to a Ood
of comfort. We have learned to think
of Htm aa creator of worlds and the
very bigness of the conception has dis
tanced Him from us.
Man stands In great need of com.
fort. Ho needsiand aeeka the eosa-
fort, which his fellows eay! give; hut
he. also nceda Ood's comfort. Thla
need growa out of masfe'sln which
leayea htm in n pitiful plight. Many'
j arc ao doted by. It that, they are only
partly conscious of their needs, while
others are ao literally' consumed-, by
the horror of their plight the Urea
of remorse bum In their bosoms.
Then pain empties man of. vetrength
and he needs atOBic.aot only for;hts
body tuit for hla drooping spirit Job
In his affliction to a true picture of
tbe human race, as he elta dumbly
nursing his fearful agonies. Multi
tudes of men feel the hopelessness of
tho battle for more than. a bare exist
ence Creature comforts and luxuries
of life are not for tbem--they need
cheer from Heaven. Then the prob
lem of human life and destiny weigh
heavily upon men's aouls. Aa,we see
our comrades fall into a wakeleee
sleep and note the slow decay in our
ChrtMlan Chnrctt Corner of Ninth!
and Pine atreeta. Elder S. D. Har-i
Ian, minister. Realdence, corner' of
jenin ana wign street., rnqne i.i
Regular preaching service will be
beld.at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Blblo School at 10 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 3 p, m,
Christian Endeavor at, 1 P. ni.
Wednesday night prayer meeting,
subject, "Bethel Revisited."
All are, welcome.
'
Grace Methodist. Episcopal Church
Corner Tenth and High streets; E.
C TUcbards, minister.
10 n. m., Sunday school, Oeo. J.
Walton, superintendent.
11a. m preaching, subject "The
Debt, of Possession."
7:00 p. m., Epworth League, E.
Mi Chllcote, president.
8:00 p. m., evening song and
preaching, subject of aermon, "Double
Trouble."
8:00 p. m. 'Wednesday, prayer
meeting.
There will be special music morn
ing and evening. In the evening a
quartet consisting of Mrs. Hamilton,
Louise Benson and tbe Messrs. Mot-
achonbacher. will sing.
We extend a cordial welcome to alii
to worship with us.
Church of Christ BclemUsU Services
are held on Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and, Wednesday evening at
,7:30 In Christian Science Hall, in the
Jacobs block, corner Third and Main
streets, upstairs.
The reading room of .tho Society
t tbe same location win no ,epen
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons from 2:30 to 4;30 until
I'urther notice.
The iosaon subject, for next Sunday
will be "Doctrine of Atonement."
Church of the Hacred Heart Corner
Worden avenue and Donald, street.
Rev. Wm. McMillan. S. J., pastor.
First maaa at 8:30,,
High Mas aud Benediction at
lufSO a. m.
Catechetical Instructions etorv
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gagaga
At the Churches
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tatlty ad ieek Heavenly Wisdom of .
thefuture Is a sUrleaa,nlght and thai
llfe?la dark aad dreary,
yj..
ft"HW
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to find eemfert lett thotaworvo. ithT
have sought It thresOTthe philoso
pher' stone of education., 'But Hit
their tapir ever ao high, the enlarg
ing circle of light only revealed
wider horizon of night These, who
worshipped the force of, nature have
become almost hopelessly.' bound ,wlth
tho chain of superstition. J
Ood comfort HI people through
the Bible; It become a lamp tj-our
feet and a light to our -path way;a
wo tread the, dangerous, highway of
life. It I a fountain 'for oar thirati
a library of wisdom for oar lgaor-
anee; a cocapaaloa lafour.lonHaos
and a medicine for emrsfckBMl,
for, "theJaw- oMhe Lord . Is .perfect
I. MA..'.l.al. attl U A. i$?
u niBlciiwi l""".- . Vi
Ood offers comfort through the
Holy Spirit a men study Ht word
Tho Comforter becomes our yokefel
low" itfllfe's weary, stretches. e con
tinually whjsper SI wtttBOt loaTO
you aeaoiaie. ,nu pi-anw a anur
tloned on keoplak the eoOBBwadioiwoj
0jChrl.t: &&&$ &
God's comfort reaches, his children
through the churchT, Bawo Hehao
placed alittho rituafeeaaeaU'B)eer
eeary -to eMtaltt- oaf splrltaal' nat
ures, at their very best. -This comr
fortis. given us that we may help
drive the clouds from other lives, aad
that we may be able to eestlane faith
ful laiHis'servteeantfl death. vDayld
had no fear of "the. valley of death
for he knew the Lord' wa'hla Shep
herd.
urday and Saaday moralag at t:S0.
Week day Mass' every moralag at
7:15.
Services at Merrill oa the third
sundav of each month.
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FilM prcAjtedaai Cbamh- Coraer.of
,,4 Md PlneOtreet. t.
Cletk 0f SesaloB C. C. Hogue.
sunarlntendeat of Saadar scheol
J. B. Maaoa
Pianist Miss A. B. Parker
President Chrlstiaa amdOavor Roy
ijtPralrle.
Saaday achool at IS. a.
t ja-., -y
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- 6:30 p. m., Christlaa Eadeavor,
, tPrayer mmMmtM0lM9nm..
ina?at;7:30.. J--
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Dapttsi Church Corner Eighth . sad
Canal streets. Rev. A. F. Wi
pastor.
Bible school atao .a. m...C. Jt, Do
Lap. superintendent.
Preaching at 11 a-.m.:aadi7j0 :;'
Everyone cordially Invited to air of
these service. c
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Baptist Ms
meeu at 10 a. m. In the, basemoat
of tbe Library bulldlsux. Mr0. ,F.
Couchmai, superiatendeat. ToiaM
welcome.-, ,
LEGAL NOTICES.
V
In
the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, lor Khmath County.
Albert D. Hays. PUiatMT '
ys. "
tl. F, Carsteas, DllllO C. Carstou,
.Oeo; P.JtoblasoB.Faaal ii.. Roh-
tlns6,;H A. Bntum aad Ida M.
1 TS'otlce la hereby slyeuthat, hyrj
I ne 01 aa wetuiiuaaan ui-t' '"
issued out of the above eaUtled court;
and la this cause on the' Sd'dayjOl
April, 191B. upon a decree mae;aaa
entered, of record In said court aad
cause on the 3d day of April. illB.la
favor of , the, above' named plalattt
and against the detendanto herein,
directing the sale of certain real, prop
erty herein described; to satisfy; the
cum..0f H.878.48. adjudged due, the
Plaintiff, and coato'and dtohurjteatoata
of satd ault. taxed at f 41. .together
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of MsrtswisUM sad Saaw ot j
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for' Klamath eo,iatr;id;us4saa-: 1
ttorlty thereof .dated March. tTltlf;
the Mndirlffd,V-'smardlaa'.tho;
person aaa;eetate,,oit iaareBjes immi -c
ton, a salnor.wIU Srst. mortajas jmmjtzpt
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at t hn anntkwaat aaajrtar.af atlnJI" 1 '"i"-
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the northwest aaartor of ooctloa S7i4-'1
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will be atade oa orrfartartAprH-
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under Ighedtatjhto
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estate wm nrsi- BBwnsaae
sum not exceeding two thoaoaad
tors .(12.000.00) for a periedVot
less than one" year from the :dato
eald order, and will' tkereafter:be oolet
prior to tne expiratioa or suea year,
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county .court otJCtomath
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against :aawyjsaUtoAaiw f mwm mttWgf 1
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nresent the same no; a
oslce of Rollo C. Groeebeeki la Ktoaa-i
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