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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
not. eithes. I'm toe mseh a. Q COW.

not ethics. J'w toe nseh a . COW.
ard"
Like many another sulpsi. % this
sort, Lawrence said when 40 began
stealing he hnew he would De enughs
soo0er or later.
u knew exposuD vas saevitable
and then l would shame my good wife
and ehildEen. But each time 0 tried
to do better come pleasure offered It,
self. and I kept o. slindly nostponing
the day seAen oil should b revealed"
TAe man poured sue Ats esofssston
h ceoious speechs
Several times 6 spntsnpsatsd su5s
eide. but MP nerve failed ma z vent
the pace ! was . TOOL. q course, sut
I am Q very weak man j cou@ not
i've O. 3 wanted to On my small sal.
arg wanted D swing around On Q
circle sf pleasure Aks he eieh felix's
do. 50 ! Stole
weak1
Yes, . feebse. aabbSs fimsS Aumaa
And there 80 others a lot II PEG.
pie hook with enSy upon the high soll.
ers and rich seenders who make asr.
Gh dfpl9 Of their pleasures
The glare aAd giittes @tracs shem
4he wise man looks epon the SNOWY
shams OF the aseat White Wap and re-
gar1s the sensuous diss9pators as pitia.
BILE persons who kneW nothing betteR
Bat all men are not visa
And this weak soul.
1t is plain tha6 I-awreree haa never
fully imbibed the philosophy Of his
Master, who Taught ehat mans ,afe
consisteth not in the abundance OF the
things that he possesseth. But how
many followers of the Nazarene have
tmbibed that philosophy?
Many a stronger man than Haws
renee has gone down usD1er . Hke
temptation.
The aswfns around in circle Of
pleasure becomes a fatal maestron
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
A BOTTLE EQUATION.
Here is an equation from bottle:

Here is an equation from bottle:
/ John G. Schroeder Of st. Paul wat
arrested in Chicago for passing 8
worthless thirty doliarscheck on a sa
loon keeper. According to Schroeder
the last eight years Of his life may be
put into the following equation. He
lost III the eight years. ~
Half million dollars in CASH
! His position in a big business.
His reputation. n
His friends. ,-sS>i
His health.
On the other side Of this equation he
got during the eight years: -. 81.
Ten drinks of whisky day.
What is the answers? Ten drinks OF
whisky per day cost. say. 1866 year;
In eight years, 1920 Or suppose the
drinks cost as much as Is cents. That
would aggregate $4,3S0.
Now, it is easily seen that the terms
Of the equation are startlingiy un-
equal. How could Schroeder lose a
half million dollars. his business, his
reputation and friends and health on
an expenditure of only $3.50?
He tells how. ..
He says, you can't whip whisky
and carry it around inside of YOU"
In other words, If you would cor
rectIy figure the problem you should
not estimate the money that was paid
out, but the whisky that was paid in.
For eight years Schroeder put an
enemy In his mouth that was stealing
his brains. and with the stolen brains
went money, business. friends, health
and reputation. <...
'.Eignt years ago | was in charge of
milling business that did million a
year. | lost control of myself and of
the business. ! did not gamble nor joy
ride with girls just drank whisky"
Unshaven. disheveled, with sad face
and forlornly repentant voice, he utter
I'd these words in the cell where ne
terminated his journey on the Great
White Way.
1t did not pay. OF course not.
But, like many another traveller to
the bar of judgment, Schroeder must
needs take the entire trip to find out.
The figures are plain. Ten drinks of
whisky day-or less-will cause a
man finally to lose everything he holds
Scar, except the whisky.
To try to whip whisky by drinking
h is like trying to whip the devil by
serving as his agent.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
Rest Between Cactations.

Our personal preference is for a COW
which will take rest-fn SO far as
milk is concerned-of at least Il month
between lactation periods. Such rest
is good for the cow and the calf. When
one Is milking and breeding the high
est type Of dairy stock. however. the
period Of rest becomes less and less to
the point where no rest at all is taken:
Such a disposition on the part Of the
cow is not to be deplored. however. AS
a rule. with good average breeding
stock it is not difficult to dry the COW
off If proper care is exercised.-Kansas
Farmer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
Sherif'S Sale.

No. 16, 323-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Mrs. Elizabeth Q. Hollingsworth
vs.. A. D. Calhoun.
By virtue of writ of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Hon
orable First Judicial District. Court
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
Fatten the Old Sheep.


10 Is o sorry undertaking - attempt
10 feed up o lot Of old. WORKOUT sheep
In the winter. They cannot stand the
cold and must be given good stablinc.
besides plenty If fine hay. pcefera bly,
run through q cutter and made as
easily masticated az possible. Feed
the old sheep II you have any % pas
ture and sell them before cold wealth
er. Experience Will teach you not TO
buy az keep old sheep Let the other
fellow have the old ones.
A small flock OF sheep On the farm
cannot help but yield good returns for
Tie Investment and care. Never buy
any man's culls. II they are not good
enough for him you cannot afford to
own them. ~. =.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
TIMELY HINTS
FOR FARMERS
What Clean MiIkinQ Means.


Clean milking Involves . Aumber d
things. The 0ilker's hands should b
thoroughly eleas. he should wear
clean clothes; he shcuM not use tobac.
co while milking: he should brush the
udder ana adjacent parts Just before
milking and wipe them clean with Q
damp cloth or sponge: he should throw
away the frst tive or three jets Of milk
that come from the teatk.
The irst milk b very watesS. ana its
loss amounts b nothing. but 1t may
contaminate the whole milking r 1t
gets into the paH. n an accident hap
pens by which pailful Of milk Is dir.
tied. 30 not try to cure It BY straining.
1t cant be done. Keep the finger nails
closely trimmed and get the milk into
a pure. clean. sweet atmosphere IS
soon . possible after it 70 draws.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25

= No land IS 80 rich that its owner can
afford: to. waste the manure that is
made by his farm stock. s=s
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-08-25
WATERING Horses.

A horse that Is watsred only two o.
three times day 10 apt to drink too
much ut one time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
NOT m TINE WATCH TRUST

The Hamilton and Deuber Hamp-
den watch factories have never been
connected In any way with the watch
trust.
Their policy has always been for
an open market for all. depending on
merit alone to secure business. This
policy has secured for the Waterbury
Ing public:
First-The best possible watch that
could b produced;
eseond-More watch value for les
moasy:
rhird-rims pieces that will last =
lifetime:
Fourth-Tims pieces fully guaran.
teed.
Call to see our line OF these
watches before buying.
FRANK y. UPP.
Watehnakss. Jsvsisr and Ensraver,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

Tonight the council Is to meet and
consider q number OF things. Maybe
there will be a report from City At
torney Horace NJ. Manning on the res-
olution adopted by the council some
time since that he prepare the neces-
sary papers to bring before Police
Judge Thomas F. Nicholas the par
ties alleged to have violated the
building ordinance by change of
front on the storeroom on Main street
now occupied by the Rounsevell cor
poration and Toggery. There have
been no developments In the case be-
fore the police Judge yet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

concern for financing the syndicate
that organized the trust.
OF this. &62.500.0 900 was . promot-
ers' profit. while the remaining ST.
10000 was the proat on bond con-
version scheme. In the hrst ninc
years Of It's existence the corporation
earned. net the report says, Si.0:a.-
$3.50. instead Of $3.50, ,oo0.3ii. as
Is set forth In the reports OF the cor
poration oficials.
This amounts to net pront Of si5
. ton on finished steel products.
Eighty per cent Of the steel pro.
ducing properties OF the country are
dominated by the corporation. the re-
port says. although z. II. Gary and II.
c. Frick told President Roosevelt,
when they absorbed the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company In 1907. that
the trust controlled and desired to
control less than so per cent Of the
steel business.
Even In making Its profits, the re-
port charges. the steel corporation re-
strains competition BY concentrating
the greater part OF its profits In III
operation on raw materials and semi
finished products while conhninG the
finished products plants to . Low
profit. This operates. according II
the report. to keep the price Of raw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

SAN ANTONIO. Feb 81 Renewal
uf the Mexican attack on TIE dorrls
ranch opposite Sierra nlaici, l. cN'
rCctcd. The ranchcrs refuse To Zee
Ia America,
Later Bordcr clashes between the
American cowboys and McN'can rcb.
els are reported. and excitement runs
high. Armed posses of Americans
are patrollln. the border R"scucrs
reached the Morris rnnch and dis
pcrscd tho bcslcgcrs, nrown rls,lil
he ranch manager. was woprdcd aud
two friendly MrNicans wrrc Killed
IN n battle NJ the Wilson ranch. near
Alheino Texas, four MrNicans were
Killed and Charles Tuttlc. American
wounded
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
WALKER IS SEEKING
sHtR|FF's SEAT
CHIEF OF POILCE ANNOUNCES
NE Is A CANDIDATE FOR DEM.
OCRATIC NOMINATION AT COM.
ING PRIMARIES

Chief OF Police Samuel L. Walker
has announced himself a. candidate
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff Of klamath county. He was
formerly . deputy sheriff. and for
some time on the police force before
being promoted to the chieftaincy.
The advent Of the chief makes two
Democratic names In the list. B. 81.
George Bishops and his own.
The republican aspirants are Oscar
l.. Carter. ex-chief Of police. Charles
c. Low. policeman. and b. 8. Grigsby.
rancher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
Jk M WHO GAVE BOOZE
70 INDIAN IS SENTENCED
nnaC nnRoQuIBT. WHOSE ACT IN.
DIRECTLY CAUSED MURDkR,
SENTENCED 10 ONE YEAR, AND
COURT WARNS ALL

Hereafter those who give liquor to
Indians on the klamath reservation
will be liable to over one years I'M
prtsonmeut In the federal prison on
McNeil's island. This resolve OF
United States District Judge X. s.
Bean was made known by that jurist
Monday when he sentenced Eric Berg
Quist, the Swede who gave !ntoxicat-
ing liquor to ouimby Chickaskans,
The latter. while drunk on the liquid,
Quarreled with william Kolkomish,
or william Judah Jim, as he Is also
known, and the latter killed Quimby.
BergQuist was given thirteen months.
In sentencing BersQuist the court
made II known that all future sim
liar cases would be dealt with far
more harshly than heretofore. The
court called attention to the alarming
increase In the number Of such cases
that have come from the three reser-
vations. klamath. Siletf and Umatilla,
and this In spite Of the fact that dras-
tic warnings have been promulgated
at all these places through the federal
authorities.
A sentence to the McNeil's island
prison means over year Of impris.
onment In any case. and hereafter, nc
matter what . mans plea, II he I.
found guilty. to McNeil's Island HI
win -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
LOOK HERE!

After March lst, for sixty days only,
any couple securing their license In
klamath Fails and are married Will
receive valuable present. A BEAU
TIrUL ALUMINIUM e-CUP CoFFEE
PERCoLATER will be given away
FREE by calling at our store, corner
Fourth and Klamath avenue.
s7.et VIRGIL 4 SON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
KNIGHTS OF pYrnlAs

The regular meeting Of klamath
Lodge No. 30. X. OF p, will be held
this evening In the west hall OF the
I. O. o. +. Temple. There will be
work In the rank OF Page. and all
members are urgently requested to
be present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

materials up, to the advantage OF 'hc
corporation, and to tho detriment ot
independent competitors,
Tho report showed In detail, the d'V,
idends paid by tho subsidiary con'-
pauics Of the steel trust during the
frst uiuc years OF Its existence inc
tota, amount was S76s.iS&,Ss6,ss,
The facts that the subsidiary sompa'
nies, operating In raw material mau
greater dividends than tho finished
product concerns was cited to SHOW
that the corporation kept tho price o'
raw material up, to the embnrras'-
mcnt Of competitors,
A voluminous argument In fourteen
sections to prove the steel trust Is u
combination In restraint OF trade was
presented In tho report,
"Oue hundred aud cishty-onc pre-
viously competing corporations were
concentrated under the control o' q
single holding security company
known ~ the United States steer
Corporation"
Among these concerns. the report
sets forth. are ore owning and min
ing companies now restrained from
competition In the sale of or" rnl
roads. combined TO prevent comreu'
tion. blast furnace plants, the oomh'
nation OF which eliminated competl'
tion In the sale OF pig iron, coal aud
coke companies and other formerly
com mpeting concerns.
Other acquisitions were made IN
related lines OF business" the report
says. "for which no explanation ap
pears except the visible consequence
the removal Of such concerns from
tho Independent field"
This was the case. according To IN,
report. In the absorption OF the Ten
nesscc Coal and Iron company.
In discussin. the corporations con
troll OF ore. the report asserts that u
all $500 900. 900 tons out OF i,'6s.
$4,000 tons Of available ore In the
country IL under control Of the trust
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
Notice or Sale Of Mor,gngcd Property

Notice % Sale Of Morignacd Property
Notice is hereby given that l.adi
and Tilton bank. u corporation. or
ganized and existing uui r and by
virtue OF the laws OF the State OF Ore
gon. and william Il. Davis. to satisfy
their respective interests In certain
lt'Cl ICrtgagc hereinafter desis.
mated. will sell and convey. for cash,
on the 9th day OF March, 1912, at
2 O'Clock .. m. OF said day. In the city
OF klamath Falls. and the portion OF
said city commonly called Shipping.
ton. on Upper klamath Lake. at the
dock or wharf OF the vessel known
asthe steamer klamath. In klamath
county. Oregon. that certain steAin-
boat or vessel. called the klamath" "
Of the burden OF 50 gross tons or
'thercabouts. together with the boilers
engines. mnsts. bowsprits. boats. anch-
ors. cables. chains. rigging tackle. APP
parei. furniture and oil other neces.
saries thereunto appurtaining and be-
longing. the property OF the klamath
Lake Navigation company. a corpora
ton. Incorporated and existing under
and by virtue Of the laws OF the State
Of Oregon.
Said sale Is made under and ny var.
tue OF the terms OF certain mort.
gage. made and executed by the said
klamath Lake Navigation company.
on the 27th day OF November. 1908,
In favor Of said Ladd and Tilton bank
and William X. Davis. 10 secure the
payment Of one certain promissory
note. executed by the said klamath
Lake Navigation company. a corpora
tion. dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
$4,000 due In one year after date.
without grace payable to the order OF
said Ladd and Tilton bank. Il corpor-
alton. at Ladd and Tilion bank. Port.
land. Oregon. with interest at the rate
Of per cent per aunum. from date:
and one certain promissory note, exc.
cuted by the said klamath Lake Nav.
igation company. dated at klamath
Falls. Oregon. November 12. 1908. for
the sum OF 81 10000 due one year
from date without grace. payable to
tho order OF said William II. Davis. at
the Klamath County bank. klamath
Fails. Oregon. with interest at the
rate Of per cent per annum. from
date. which said mortgage included
the personul property hereinbefore de-
scribed. and conditioned that II de-
fault should be made In the payment
OF said notes. or either thereof, then
the said Ladd and Tllton bank and
William r. Davis might take posses
sion OF said personal property and sell
same. or so much thereof as might be
necessary to satisfy the said debt, In
terest and reasonable expenses. after
first giving notice Of thirty days by
publication In some newspaper, pub
lished In Klamath Falls. Klamath
county, Oregon, and to retain the
same out Of the proceeds OF such sale;
the surplus. II any. to belong and to
be returned to said klamath Lake
Navigation company; raid mortgagor
having failed to pay said notes and
mortgage, or any portion thereof, tho
'aid mortgages have taken posses,
'lon Of said property on account OF
iuch breach Of condition. for the pur-
lose OF making sale thereof. for the
reason and purposer set forth In this
notice.
Dated this 9Th day Of February,
1912.
STONE g. BARRETT,
Attorneys for Ladd and TIltOn Bank
and William r. Davis. 1888 b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
MILITIA CHARGES WOMEN,
But ARREST ONLY ONE
state Soldicry Chase 00O u Tl,cn',
While rUltceman'a blackjack
knccks Omc lpown-Nlamy Chil,lsrM
Gulmg to Washingtoa
United Press Service

United Press Service
LAWRENCE. Mass, Feb. as
The state militia charged a60 women
and score Of men walking on Essex
street. The cavalry pursued some to
common. A policcman's blackjack
Knocked one woman down, They ar
rested only one woman.
A hundred and ATTY children are
going to Washington. Marshal sulli-
van refused to say whether or not he
would try to stop them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

vEitCd Press Service
WASHINGTON, u, c., Feb, 2N"
The administration fears u slaughter
of Americans, forcing the Invasion ~
Mexico. rs u result OF Afcona'H state
mont. President TAFT, Seer tar'
Meyer and Actlng Secretary OF Sis'c
Wilson conferred Senator lodf"
said TAFT declared the situation as
"yery dangerous and delicate Do
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

Why not have the local laws en-
forced impartially, not making hsh
of one and hesh OF another4 This has
particular reference to the treatment
OF people building within the nre
limits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
tichSis Narch on Chih.ahu,
United Press Service

Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. - vnsanlr.
'ac are masslng at Jaurci preparation
10 marching against chihuahua Lt z
o'clock tonight, Rojors 500 mcn hr.
rived; 600 rebels are IN Iaurc'
Business has resumed and ears arc
rrnnlng Americans are sishi .s.rirR
over there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
Government May Take Action

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb, as
Attorney General wlckersham de-
ciared that II the federal laws were
violated the government will act snm-
marily. Regarding the preventing OF
women and children leaving Law
renee. he said:
1T was q stupid blunder Of the
Lawrence authorities In overstepplng
their authority. I have ordered the
Massachusetts, federal attorney to IN
vestigate."
The federal bureau Of labor ordered
an investigation Of the condition OF
the strikers at Lawrence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
MASSACRE Of AMERICANS
# TROOPS PASS BORDER
Tint, rorcas, " President M"'''f"s
r,,,n,, secretary. which state
n.,u,. Foreigners tSUr. M", rrr''i-
lint, Au,i.Eo,sign outbreak
tinted prcss Service

MENlCo CITY. Feb, Is san'hos
A,,,na. President Madcros prNh''
secretary. declares u massacre o' w
Americans In Mexico City Ia probable
n IN, American troops cross tho oo'-
der, Representatives Ut 'arlo"" 'R"'
tons conferred aud planned to unto
to defend foreigners IN event "' "
crlsis Foreign diplomats are p"t'
slcd,
Ambassador Wilson refused !"
comment ON Ascona's statement, For
cIsners fear the statement may pr'''r'
itatc antl.forcisn violence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

EAGLE PASS. Feb IS tn" stu.
alton at Durango is critical. Rch"lH
captured vclnrdcna. aud Ara"n and
american are endangered. T"o thou
.1nd rcbcls are iooting th' Lngnnh
district
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
For Slr'rIN

hereby announce myself candidate
for the nomination for sheriff on
the Democratic ticket. subject %
the Will OF the voters a, the pri.
mary election to be held on April
Ia 1912, 4 l.. WALKER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28
CHuC COTE s RICE

W8AI IDTATE = INBVRANCE
VI MAKE A SPECIALITY Of Close
h peopesty ssd good farm lands. No
esoshae 70 show property. Prompt at.
ssatioa vises an Inquiries. A few
eood hosses for rent. II you want to
bay ~ ss:l Il win pay you to see us.
NEXT % Anericau Hotel. Phone 601
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

Frank Ankeny and wife were In
from their ranch yesterday on busi.
neso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

Ira Hansen OF Keno was In the city
on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

FOR RENT-liousekccpine and fur.
nished rooms: city water: electric
lights. 1855 10th street. 2-.I.U
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-28

CONTINUED from Page ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

wort. possess eyes, which enable IL
TO turn toward the sunlight. These
eyes bear q close resemblance to
human eyes and it has been proved
by photography that they receive
in.. ees of objects which lie in their
range OF vision.
These facts indicate the posi-
biities OF vegetable Intelligence.
Ages ago, according TO the newly.
advanced theory. all life on Mars
took the vegetable form. Animal
races then existing were con.
sciousIy or unconsciously absorbed
into the vegetable races.
The vegetable life. possessed of
true intelligence, then evolved into
one organic whole in order to oh
tain the greatest advantage from
the limited means OF susteDance.
Life on Mars is now one vast in'
tellect supported by a vegetable
body having it's roots In the soil
Such a conception of life ,sembles
the vast being into which the Budd-
hists say all men Will be absorbed.
AS the Summer comes on the
huge being on Mars stretches iS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

basis That the Martians are octonus-
like creatures, without bony struc.
turc but possessed Of highly devcl-
oped Drains. A common assumption OF
many SPECTATORS has been that
the Martians are extremely at
tenuated creatures, because the
slight pressure of gravity on the
surface OF the planet would favor
this form.
Now new and exceedingly inter
esting theory concerning the life
on Mars has been put forward by
Professor William Wallace Camp
bell, of the great Lick Observatory,
California. He suggests that all
life on Mars has taken vegetable
form
This theory IS one of the most
plausible that has been put
forward. II has the support OF all
the facts about Mars that have been
Scientifically established and it
aVoius many of the improbabilities
involved in other theories on the
same subject
The vegetation theory rests pri-
marily on the fact proved by spec
troscopic analysis that there is an
enormous proportion Of carbonic
acid gas in the atmospher of Msrs
which would make animal life ~