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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
REAL MEN FOR TARGETS
PLAN FOR ARMY PRACTICE
Living Horscs 10 Carry Them at Full
Speed Past Firing line ana Real Re.
volvcrs win Iie Weapons Fired-
Bullets 10 Bc Wa.
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. -. c.. Feb. 10. -
The cry Of realism On the stage ha.
apparently reached the army, the war
department having lust issued orders
regarding the use Of almost real
ammunition In actual target practici
In army posts. The targets TO be used
In this practice are to be real men.
live horses will carry them at full
speed past the firing party and real
revolvers will be utilized. the only
unreal thing about the skirmish be-
Ing wax bullets.
The participants In sham battles
and skirmishes In which the waxen
bullets are used will present an ap-
pearance akin to that OF the knights
OF old on jousting party. Both
horses and men will wear wire netting
coVers-for 1t has been discovered
that wax bullets are liable to cut and
burh-and hand shields will likewise
be provided. a mask, containing glass
eye pieces. Will cover the faces OF the
participants and the number OF fatal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
avery STEPS OUT
OF OFFICE RACE
ONLY DEMOCRAT WHOSE CASTOR
WAS HURLED INTO CIRCULAR
ENCLOSURES DECIDES NOT TO
MAKE THE FIGHT

Chester Avery. who to date ha,
been the only avowed democrat after
the ONCE Of sheriff. has withdrawn
and Il liz said d. st. George Bishop
may enter the race for the same place
~ q member Of Avery's party. Bish.
op would not say today what his in.
tentions were. The belief seems to be
gaining ground that sheriff William
b. Barnes will finally come out for
another term. and that there are but
few men who have an idea that they
can make any headway against him.
He Is a republican. The democrats.
nominally in the minority In the coun-
~. would like to see the republican
vote split up and have only one caudi.
date from their own ranks In the race.
II they but have such favorable cir
cumstance to work under they will
probably have a candidate, otherwise
not.
p. S.-That's merely speculation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
Cure Your Kidneys
DO Not Endanger Life When . Klsm.
ath Falls Citizen Shows You
the Cure

Why will people continue to suiYel
the agon!cs Of kidney complaint
backache. urinary disorders. lame.
ness. headaches. lsnguor. why allow
themselves to become chronic inya.
lids when a tested remedy 10 offered
them?
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
10 use. because 1t gives to the kid.
ncys the help they need to perform
their work.
II you have any. even one, OF the
symptoms Of kidney disease, cure
yourself now. before dropsy or
Bright's disease sets In. Read this
klamath Falls testimony:
Mrs. George Bell. Washington
street, klamath Falls. Ore. says:
Some time ago began to suffer
rom pains In my back. due to dis
ordered kidneys. The kidney secre-
tons were also unnatural. causing
mo annoyance. Hearing OF Doan's
Kidney Pills procured a supply and
began their use. They completely
cured me. ! can highly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to other kidney
sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
'ents, Foster-Miiburn Co.. Buffalo. |
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsme-Doan's-ap
AXE no other.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

Notice rs hereby rlyvu that Ladi
aud Tiltou bank. u corporation. or
/ IEaui1cd and existing uud.r aud hl
virtue ot the laws ut tho state W ore.
son, and William r. Davis. to satisfy
their respective interests In u certain
..fn' mortgage hereinafter dcslG-
natcd. will sell and convey fur cash.
on the 9Th day " March. 1919. az
. o'clock y. M ul said dHy, In the city
vt klamath Fails, and the portion ui
said city commonly called Shlpplug
ton. on vppcr Klamath Lake. 1t the
dock or wharf NJ the vessel known
dsthc steamer klamath, tn klamath
county. oregon. that certain steam.
boat or vessel, called the klamath. q"
NJ the burden of CO gross tons ur
thcrcahuuts, together with the boilers
engines. masts, howsprits. boats. Nuch.
ors, cables chains. rlgrIng tackle, az.
parul, furniture aud all other uycrs.
sarics thcFcunto appurtGlninE aud be-.
longing, the property %, the klamath
Lake NalgatIuH company, corpora,
tton incorporated and existing under
nul by virtue Of the laws NJ tho state
of oregon.
Said sale is made undnr aud hy ,lr.
tue " the terms VI certain mort
gage made aud executed hy the said
klamath Lake Navigation company.
on the 27th day ~ November 1905.
In favor ~ said Iadl aud TItuu h1nt
and william H. Davis. to secure tho
payment OF one certain pgomlssory
note executed by N said klamath /
Lake Navigation cumpany. a corpora !
.iuu dated az klamath Fails. Oregon. |
November II, 1905. Tor tho sum oil
s., 10000 due In one year after date. /
without grace payable a. the ord = uf I
aid i.ald and Tlltou bank. curpor.
liiuu, at l.aid and Tiltnn bank. Port |
and. oregon, with Interest nt tho rato /
u per cent per nnnum, from date.
ma one certain promlBsory note. cxc
utod by the said klamath Lake NV.
cation company. dated nj Klau,p,t
'alls, Oregon, November i2. igos ,,r
he sum of 100000 due one rr,r
rom datc without grace. ps ynbIc =,
he order of said William u. Davis n,
he klamath County bank, HInm,,b |
'"lls Oregon. with Interest Al mo h
ate OF ror cent per nraun from
ate. which said mortgage lgrlnJra
i' personal property hrroluh. f1rn l.. l
cribcd, and condition Il tra, IL J.. /
mutt SHOULD bc made In tho pat mon,
said notes. or either thereof ibrp
De said ladl aud Ti'tun b1uE md |
'l'lam H. Davis might rakc posses. |
on Of said personal property and rau
'n''' or 50 much thereon as mfgbt d. l
c''ssnry 10 satisfy tho said dobi Ip.
'Fcst and reasonable expenses. ap.r
' giving notice ~ thirty dny. d. |
'blicatlon IN some nowspnpcr. pub. |
h'd IN klamath Falls klamath |
UNITY Or gon. and 10 retain tho
ime out Of tho proceeds Of such sal, |
.c surplus. II any, to belong and IN |
returned to said klamath Lake
h'lsa'lon company; '1ld mortraror
''lhg tailed 10 pay said notog and
or'saRc' or any portion thereof thoI
ID mortgages hay, taken possc, II
IN OF snld property on nccoup, a.
"" preach OF condition, for the pur. :
IS" OF making sale thereof. for ,be ]
ason and purposes set forth ia rbI, \
'tlce.
Dated this 9Th day of Fch,r,,,
12. '''s
STONE & BARRETT
tofneys for Ladd and TI,,,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
CHURCH CANON FIRED BY
POLISH PRIESTS MEETING


DETROIT. Mich. Feb. lO.-Rev.
Waeklaw kruzka. pastor OF St. Al.
be.tus church. Milwaukee. Wis. was
expelled from the Polish Catholic
priests convention, now being held
here.
II was charged against Kruzka that
he has written articles for and ca
tered to the anti-Cathoiic Polish
p-ess.'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
CHILCOTE & RICE

REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE.
WE MAKE a SPECIALITY " clos,
IN property aud good farm lands. M
troubl, in show property. rrnmpt ut.
trntiuu ,igcn all inquiries \ few
gnSa houses tnr rcnt, u you want to
In, or N.i Il viii pay ,6n to see uS,
Next to American Hotel. rhnnc 66i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

At Washington today Srnytur III.
llugham announced that No more pub.
lie l.ormcr hearings would hn held
aud no more testimony rcviyrd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

i suffered habitually from constI.
patton. Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that the,
have been regular ever since. "A. T..
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs. Tex
Temple theatef. Matinee daiIy. 2:so
D. m. Evening. hrst perforlEance
1913. cuntinuoua.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

hits viii be counted 10 determine tho
score OF sharp shooters. II Is though.
that In this way the aim OF the sol
diers viii be much improved. for they
VIII have an actual enemy" at which
To fire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
<s~*sssss~s%s*ss%%
Social Even1s Of the Week
YEAR PARTY ONE OF THE INTERESTING SOCIETY Az.
FAIRS PROMISED FOR THE COMING wEEK,-EvENrs or
INTEREST IN TIL WEEK JUST PASSED .


Mrs. r. Zim Baldwin entertained
Wednesday afternoon with three Ia.
bles Of bridge, A dainty luncheon
was served to the following guests
Mrs, G, II, Underwood, Mrs. George
holland. Mrs. W. =. Hughes, Mrs. w
o. Smith. Mrs. W. W. Baldwin, Mrs.
c. |. Roberts, Mrs. Oscar Shivc. Mrs
Leslie Rogers, Mrs, Roy Hamaker,
Mrs. Claude Chastain. Mrs. Robert
McCauley and Mrs. David Mcldrum.
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Miss Alice Pool was hostess Mon.
day evening at the home OF Mrs. W.
o. Smith when she entertained about
dozen guests. The evening was
spent with various games. and Mrs.
Claude Chastain and Mr.. Harold Mcr-
ryman were prize winners, Refresh.
ments were served to the following
guests: Miss Louise Sargent. Miss
Bessie Applegate. Miss Nettie Drew.
Miss Cornwall and Mrs Claude Chas-
tain. Mr., Harold Merryman. DIR. W. c.
Hunt. Mr., Ernest Eddy. Mr.. Fred
Murphy and Mrs. c. p. Chastain,
Invitations are out for big Leap
Year dance to be given by THE
Girls" Miss Claudia Jacobs and Miss
Opal Brown. at the Baldwin Hotel. the
evening OF 81. Valentines Day, Feb
ruary 1tth.
Mrs. David Medium. who, with her
young son, has been visiting her faith
er. r. I. Hammond. will return home
to Portland Sunday.
80
Mrs. Carey NJ. Ramsby on wedncs-
day afternoon entertained the men,
bers of the Art Needlework Club and
the Ladies' Art Cinb. The afternoon
was spent In sewing and fancy work
and refreshments were served to the
following guests: Mrs. W. A. wirtz, /
Mrs. r. II. Dunbar. Mrs. r. +. Wat |
tenburg. Mrs. II. 8. Crane, Mrs. c. c, |
Hogue. Mrs Cogsweli. Mrs. Geo. Chas- l
tain. Mrs. !. Jay Knapp. Mrs. Kar,
Cummings, Mrs. ]. r. Goeller. Mrs. q.
". White. Mrs. r. NJ. White. Mrs. r.
c. Sphinx. Mrs. +. W. vannice Mrs ".
F. Murdoch. Mrs. F. II. Mills. Mrs =.
Henry. Mrs. A. d. Miller. Mrs. c. I.
Martin. Mrs. r. r. Smith. Mrs W II.
Mason. Mrs c. c. Cofer and Mrs. II. 4
J. Winters. Il
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Martin en-
.ertained the Nom -Belgravia Whist /
Tub on Wednesday evening. A most !
delightful time was had. after which
were served. The guests
'ere: Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. watten-
urg, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Smith. Mr..
nd Mrs - w van,t.n A. =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

There will be regular meeting of
Aloha Chapter No. 81. o. p. s.. on
tuesday night. February 18th. at
1880 sharp. All members are re-
quested to be present. as there will
be Initiation and banquet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

J J. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs, h. u. Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. G, II, DaHgctt Mrs Jack,
son and Mr. Hunter savidg,
sssss
Little Catherine Beach celebrated
her NTH birthday this afternoon with
u party to number OF her little PLAY.
mates at her home ON Cungcr avenue
- -
Mrs. A. N, Worden entertained az
tea Tuesday afternoon in honor VI
Miss Hatch OF Portland. secretary or
missions OF the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. 8. Elliott enter
tanned last evening with three tables
OF whist at their home on Pacific Ter
race. After most pleasant evening
refreshments were served to the FOL.
lowing guests; Miss Harmon. Miss
Hcwett, Miss Dement,. Miss Roberts.
Miss Stephenson, Miss VlrGl. Mrs.
Edmond Gowan, Mr. Garrett Van
Ripper. Mr.. Charles Roberts aud Mr.
John Richardson.
ssss
A house party was given hy Miss
Hortense iiogue to number of her
girl friends on Friday at the home
or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C.
Hogue. Many delightful games were
played during the afternoon and oven.
Ing, the girls remaining over night
with their hostess. The guests were
Pearl Daw. Catherine McNndrcws.
Ruth Myers, octavia Konop and Neya
Taught.
Mrs. Herbert s. Crane entertained a
number OF her friends at 500" ON
Tuesday afternoon.
ssss
Miss Jennie Applegatc. from the
Christian church. and Miss Nile Balls
II the Presbyterian church, left ON
Thursday for Salem. To attend the
'tate y. =. $. c. T.. convention Their
rs delegates from their respective
ssss
Friday evening Principal and Mrs
v. 4. Taught entertained the mem.
'ers of the high school faculty and
he senior class at their home on Pa.
ihc Terrace In the Hot Springs addI.
on. Literary games were played and
efreshments served to the following !
nests; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. \. wlrta. ,
Ir and Mrs. VI. ID. Coates. Miss Ap-
'egate, Miss Cornwall. Miss Tuttlc. =,
Ir' Earnest Eddy. Mr.. Ilawlcy. Miss t,
'aioria Mcclure Miss Lillian Van ,
iper. Miss Pear! BolvIn. Miss orcm.
Iiss Vera Houston. Miss Josie Van 4
iper. Miss octayia Arnctt and Mr. =,
rd Arnold.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
AT TIE CHURCnM

Services at the various churches O
the city for tomorrow viii b q fol
lows:
0ssoe Methodist Episcopal
I sunday school at 10 a. m. DR.. W. A
Leonard. superintendent.
Services at IL a. m. and 1880 d. m
Geo. H. Feese. pastor.
General Class at 1910. W. ID,
Hnrris. leader.
Epworth League, $3.50 .. m.. VIII
Wood president.
Special announcements-
Evangelist Van Marter breaches
Doth morning and evening. His morn.
ing theme is THE Inner Man and His
Puzzle.
Evening theme. Hell"
In the afternoon he will address the
united congregations and citizens NJ 4
o'clock at Houston's opera house. His
theme Is Booze. or on the Water
Wagon With Van"
Special music ut all these services
Cordial welcome. Obliging ushers.
C;cd mLsiG.
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baptist Church.
Sunday school At 10 q. M, C. r. De
Lap. superintendent.
Preaching at II q. m. BY Elder A.
Cheyene. Subject. "Christions-who
Are They?"
Cheyene.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend.
Chrsstiai Church
Corner Ninth and Pine streets.
&. q. N. Finn. pastor.
sunday school at 10 q. m, IL.
Elliott. superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at $50 D. m.
Topic, Generosity"
Preaching at II an. and 1880 nm.
Morning subject. Patience"
evening subject. Our Plans of
salvation VS.. Gods Plan"
Strangers md friends are cordially
invited to worship with us.
sses
Church L
sunday school at 10 a. m, ]. B. y
Mason superintendent.
Preaching at II .. m. by Rev. J. 9. s.
'tubblefield. 6
Morning subject. Another Chance" !" II
Evening subject. "Courteousness. I" o
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 D. M. u
era Houston president. n
special music both morning and X
vening. b
You are cordially invited to worshiD c'
''th US. We shall greatly appreciate ID
)ur presence. 81
hslstian scientists- ce
services are held In the Odd Eel ~ ~
'ws building. room 216. on Sunday s'
orning at II O'Clock. and testimon-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

ial meetings on "Wednesday evenings
at s o'clock. All are invited to at.
tend these meetings.
Also Sunday school Sunday morn
ings at 10 o'clock. All children are
invited to these Sunday school ser.
vices. Subject for Sundaysmorning,
spirit"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

Christian scientists-
Services are held In the Odd Fell
lows building. room 216. on Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. and testimon-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

Miss Jennie Applcgatc. from the
Christian church, and Miss Allie Balls
OF the Presbyterian church. left on
Thursday for Salem. to attend the
state Y. =. $. c. Z. convention Their
as delegates from their respective
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

Mrs. Herbert 5. Crane entertained a
number OF her friends at 800" on
Tuesday afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
OUR JUDGE
 IS LONG LOST
Ceased Doing Business in Fourth Division on August 10th,
 Last

In pursuance of an order of the President of tho United States, who has assigned him to the Third Judicial division of Alaska, Judge Peter D. Overfield will leave on the first boat for Valdez, via Nome and Seattle. Judge Over fields jurisdiction over the Fourth division ceases today, August 10, and there will be an hiatus in the special term of court until the arrival of Judge Frederick F.. Full Ter from Nome.
 Judge Overfield wired the be partmcnt of Justice some time ago that he would be unable to finish his work here in the time allotted, and that it would be necessary that the time be extended or an other judge assigned to complete the term. In reply, Attorney Gen. eral Wickersham wired that Judge Fuller would be assigned to the Fourth division as soon as his ap- pOintment had been confirmed by the senate, and would finish the special term now being held in Tditarod.
 Judge Overfield's work in the Third division will commence at Valdez. where a special term of court has been called for Septcm- Der 6 and anothcr-an equity term on September 25. On October if court will convene at Cordova for a short term, and again af Val deZ November i8.-Tditarod Pio- ncpr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
THIEVES WORKING
 Oh THE CREEKS
Steal Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars In Dust on Pedro
 Creek

Considerable indignation has been asoused at ithe number of petty thIeveries reported on Ped TO and Goldstream of late. The latest act. to be brought to light is the theft of S65O in gold dust from the cabin of Louis Toby and partners on : below, Pedro creek.
 Last Wednesday, when Toby and his partners were at work in the hole, with one man on the windlass at the surface, some person lifted out the window on the other side of the cabin from where the man was working on the windlaSS, entered the cabin and left with the poke containing ;nr dust. The gold was the re- sult of cleanup made the day before.
 No trace has been found of the thief, but it is expected that he will be spotted before long, when he attempts to cash in the gold dust.-Fairbanks Times.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
PETT|C0AT FRANKS
 AGAINST KING Women Enter 8aored Precincts of Royalty and MutIIate Mem-
 oriai Fountain

Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. t9.- Scotland Yard was asked tonight to send detectives from London to catch the supposed suffraget- tes who left "votes for women" on the golf links and mutilated the memorial fountain in the park surrounding Balmoral pal ace. The local police confess they are without a clue and the con- servative press is demanding ac- tion against whoever committed the sacrilege of trespassing on his majesty'S preserves. It is the first time King George has been the recipient of suffraect attcn- ton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
ID WORK OUT
 ATTORNEYSFEES
Others Interested in Once Rich Claim Will Get Little or Mo-
 thing for Years Litigation

Late last evening inc attorneys in the Bon Voyage ease decided to disregard the Dr. Chambers end of the suii and settled. in or der tn work the property.
 Jafrt Linhrberg was granted a lease of the Golden Bull, con- taining the dump extracted by Waskey and Crabtree under a lease from Whittren and Eadir and he will work the property for the benefit of the various litigantS.
 lt Is stated that the claim own CTS and other people interested will get little or nothing out of the property. that aficr the law ycrs have heen paid there will be nothing !ul inc urw"i'K rhIr claim left.
 It is estimatrd there is si0O.- OnO to be washed up. from the claim. and this is believed will ah0ut meet ihc outstanding nb- liGations. allowing inc Golden Bull lcaSc"s about Si.00O each. and those interested m the Gold rn Bull enough to pay for costs, cic.-Nomo Nugget.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
ALASKA STOCK
 OvERSUBSCR|BED
Alaska Gold Mines Stock Is Put Upon the Market and is More
 Than Taken Up

Boston, Sept. i9.-The offering of Alaska Gold Mines stock by aaden, Stone & Co. here resulted in an oversubscription reported to be about tenfold. In Boston alone the stock was four times oversubscribed. The prestige of Haden, Stone & Co. with porphyry coppers and Butte 6 Superior has availed the firm tremendously in bringing out this new Alaska low grade gold issue.
 Charles Haden, in this instance, for the first time in his success full banking-mining career, lends his name as president 10 a min ing company. The stock has been listed on the New York Curb and will be traded in on the Curb here preliminary to applying for list ing on the stock exchange. The trading in the stock on the Curb here pending the office subscrip- tion offering has been of consid- erable volume, in anticipation of the oversubscription which re- suited.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
GREAT ACTIVITY
 IN SH|PYARDS

Washington, b. C., Sept. i9.- shipyards throughout the United States during the current fiscal year will be more busily employed than for 10 years, according lo re- ports filed here today with the bureau of navigation. It is estI- mated 120 steel vessels with a gross tonnage of 1000 are un- der construction or under con tract to be built, against barely 100000 tons at this time year ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
|S BEATEN BY
 HAND OF FATE
Banker and Wife Mako Desp erate Effort to Recall Son Who
 Is Drowned

Chicago, Sept. t9.-Rufus Fear ing Dawes, only on of Charles G. Dawes, Chicago banker and form CT comptroller of the currency, was drowned while bathing yes- terday at Lake Geneva. As soon as he heard of the accident MT. Dawes hired a special train and, with his wife, physicians and an expert in charge of a pulmoter on board, made the 9O-mile run to Lake Geneva in one hour and f5 minutes, but foo late to save his son.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
NO WONDER HE
 NEEDED HELP
Man to Westward Raising Family of Ten Persons on $25
 Per Month

IL is not often that the govern ment is called upon to relieve the financial distress of residents of Alaska, but there is one case in the north which has so appealed to the sympathies of Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh that he has ordered the commander of a United States revenue cutter to transport one family of twelve persons from Afognak to some point on Puget sound.
 For years James CTcghorn has resided on the Alaska coast with in the volcano zone, and has en- deavored to support his wife and 1 children on the insufficient in- come of 1925 per r'onth. He was able to feed and rluthe the large family. but not enough of the $25 could be saved to pay the fare of any of the young CleghOrns to more prosperous regions. The struggles of the hard-wOrking father were finally brought to the attention of the secretary of the treasury, and he has promised to see that the members of the fam fly are given the opportunity to seek employment in a more thick ly settled community.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
DOCTOR CATCHES PATIENTS ILLNESS

Sl. Louis, Sept. i9.-Dr. Clar- ence F.. Pierce of O'Fallon, H., is in a critical condition from tetanus contracted when treating Miss Emmeline Schoellkopf, who died from the disease Tuesday. Dr. Pierce became unconscious Wednesday and up to this morn- ing f25,000 units of anti-toxine had been administered to him. He regained consciousness today and 1t IS now thought that he will re- cover.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
LAF0LLETTE WILL
 WRITE A BOOK
Senator La Toilette Will Add to tho Campaign by Writing Book
 Telling of Teddy

Washington, Sept. 19.-Senator La Toilette proposes to increase the gayety of the campaign by publishing book. Among other things it will cover the pre-con- vention scramble and give de- tails on which the Wisconsin sen- ator bases his charge that Col. Roosevelt had a fund exceeding Si 100000. This is only one third of the sum Senator Penrosc alleges was underwritten by Geo. w. Perkins, but if will prove suf- flcient to arouse general inter- est.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-19
TRAC|NGH|STORY
 0F AN OGRE
Scotland Yard Is Puzzled in Trac. Ing tho LIfo of a Modern
 Bluebeard

London, Sept. i9.-Scotland Yard detectives are endeavoring today to piece together the facts sur rounding the life of modern Bluebeard, whose last act was to blow out his brains after saturat- ing with petroleum and setting fire to the "blue room" in which lay the corpse of one of his wives, and those of three of his children. His last surviving wife escaped, wounded, through a window, and Is now believed to be dying.
 The real name of the prrpe- Irator of these crimes is as vet unknown. but inc war officr ad- mits he was member of one of inc most noble families in the kingdom.
 This modern Blucbcard posed a. Captain Stcrling." an Amcri- can-Spanish war veteran: in Eastbournn he was known as Robert Charles Mackip"; in ClaDham. as "Captain Robert Hicks Murray,' of the Royal Scots. one of the kings guards.