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IV
KNIGHTS OF PVTHIAi
The regular meeting ot Klamath,
Lodge No. 99, K. of P., will be held
this evening In the west halt ot the
I. O. O. K. Temple. There will bo
work In tho rink or Page, find nil
member are urgently requested to
bo present.
m ua mn gave bnze
II HWJSJEIMED
MHO MMOgVtBT, WROSK ACT IX
MKMCTLY CAV8KI) MUROKIl,
KNTKNCCU TO ONE YKAlt, AMI
COURT WARNS ALL
Hereafter those who give liquor to
Indians on tho Klamath reservation
will be liable to over ono year's Im
prisonment In the federal prison on
McNeil's Island. This rcsolto ot
United Btates District Judge It. S.
Bean was made known by that Jurist
Monday when ho sentenced Eric Uerg
qulst, the 8wede who gave intoxicat
ing liquor to Qutmby Chlckasknne.
The latter, whllo drunk on the liquid,
quarreled with William Kolkomlsh,
or William Jodah Jim, as ho Is .ilso
known, and tho latter killed Qulraby.
Dergqntst was given thirteen months.
In sentencing Bergqulst tho court I .
made It known that all future slm-j Frank Anketiy and wife were In
liar cases would be dealt wun lar from their ranch yesterday on iun
more harshly than heretofore. The
court called attention to the nlnrmliiK
Increase In tho number of such case
that have come from tho three reser
vations. Ktms.4h. Blletz and Umatilla.
' and this In spite ot the fact that dnu-
tie warnings havo been promulgated!
at all these places through the federal j
aotnoniies.
UH)K1IKRKI
Alter March 1st, for nitty tlay only,
nnv couple .securing their license In
Klamath Foils and mo married will
receive n taluable present. A DKAU
TIFUL ALUMINUM C-CUP COKKKR
I'RUCOLATEIt -v til bo given nwny
KltKR by calling at our store, corner
Fourth and Klamath avenue.
27-6t VIRGIL & SON.
Wh) not have tho local laws en
forced Impartially, not making fish
ot une and llcsh ot another? This lias
particular reference to tho treatment
ot people building within tho Ore
limits.
nesa.
MILITIA CHARGES III,
BUT ARREST ONLY ONE
Stale Soldiery Chase 1KO of Tliem,
While Policeman's lllaekjark
Knocks One IKws Many Chll'ilmi
doing to Washington
Ira Hansen of Keno was In the city
on business.
United Press Berrien
LAWttENCK, Mas.. Feb. 38--The
stato mllltln charged 260 women
and k score ot men walking on Kie
street. Tho cavalry pursued some to
a common. A policeman's blackjack
knocked one woman down. They ar
rested only one woman.
A hundred and fifty children are
going to Washington. Marshal Sulll
van refused to say whether or not lie
would try to stop them.
SSSffit ZS&ZZ'lKNBt OF AMERICHS
IF TROOPS PASS BORDER
I" 1 J
Ilmt' I'lirem-l ' l'iel"" Mildew's
Pi U. He Seueduj. ' S",,,'
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itnt. .nti.l'tMIn ntl.--iW
Conncll Meeting Tonight
Tonight the council Is to meet and
consider a number ot things. Maybe
A sentence to tho McNeil's Island thero will be a report from City At
prison means over n year of traprls- torney Horace M. Manning on the ret-
onnent in any case, and hereafter, nojolutlon adopted by tho council some
natter what a man's plea, If ha Is time since that ne prepare ine nccoj
found guilty, to McNeil's Island ho
win ft.
NOT IN THE WATCH TRUST
The Hamilton and Dcuber Hamp
den watch factories have never bcn
conectod In any way with the watch I
trust.
Their policy has always been for
an open market for all, depending on
merit alone to secure business.. This
policy has secured for tho watch-buying
public:
First The best pouslble watch that
could be produced;
Second More watch value tor less
otey;
Third Time pieces that will last a
lifetime;
Fourth Time pieces fully guaranteed.
Call to tee our line of these
watches before baying.
FRANK M. UPP,
"Watchmaker. Jeweler and Engraver.
sary papers to bring before Ponce
Judge Thomas F. Nicholas the par
ties alleged to havo violated the
building ordlnanco by a change of
front on the storeroom on Main street
now occupied by tho Rounsevell cor
poratlon and Toggery. There have
been no developments In the case be
fore the police Judge yet.
Government .May Take Action
WASHINGTON. 1). C. Feb. 2V-
Attornev General Wlekersham ile-
clared that If tho federal Inws were
violated tho government will act sum
marily. Regarding tho preventing of
women and children leaving Law
rence, ho said:
"It was a stupid blunder ot the
Lawrence authorities In overstepping
their authority. I havo ordered i'ic
Massachusetts federal attorney to In
vestigate." The federal bureau ot labor ordered
an Investigation of the condition of
the strikers at Lawrence.
GUY HIS FIX PtiCES OF STEEl
(Continued from Page 1)
GHTXC0TE6RICE
REAL ROTATE INSURANCE
WB MARK A SPECIALTY of close
WALKER IS SEEKING
SHERIFF'S SEAT
CHIEF OF POLICE ANNOUNCES
HE IS A CANDIDATE FOR DEM
OCRATIC NOMINATION AT COM
I NO PRIMARIES
Chief of Police Samuel L. Walker
has announced himself as a candidate
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff ot Klamath county. He waa
formerly a deputy sheriff, and for
some time on the police force before
being promoted to tho chieftaincy,
Tho adrent of the cnlef makes two
Democratic names In the list, B. St.
ftJ iw Gcorgo Bishop's and his own,
T -. "- Krr "'. "." "Z I The republican aspirants are Oscar
L. Carter, cx-chlet of police, Charles
C. Low, policeman, and B. 8. Grlgsby,
tewtiea vlgea all laqalrles. A few
goo bowse for teat. If you want to
bay or aeU U will pay yon to ece as.
Kwrt to Asaerirsn Hotel. Phone Ml
rancher.
concern (or financing the syndlrnto
that organised tho trust.
Of this, $62,500,000 was a promut-
era' prom, wniio the remaining (.-
800,000 was the profit on a bond con
version ichenic. In the first nlno
years of Its existence tho corporation
earned, net. the report says, l,0:ft.-
(.85,389. Instead of $980,000,311, as
Is set forth in the reports of the cor
poration officials.
This amounts to a net profit of til
a ton on finished steel products.
Eighty per cent of the steel pro-
duclng properties of tho country are
dominated by the corporation, the re
port says, although E. H. Gary and It.
C. Frlck told President Roosevelt
when they absorbed the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company In 1907, that
the trust controlled and desired to
control less than 60 per cent of the
teel 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 Its
operation on raw materials and semi
finished products while confining the
finished products plant to a low
profit. ThU operates, according to
the report, to keep the price of raw
Independent competitors.
Tho report showed in ueiaii we m
Idrnds paid by tho subsidiary com
panies ot tho steel trust during the
first nlno years of Its existence. Tin'
total amount was $T53.134,S86.53.
Tho facts that the subsidiary tompn
nles, operating In raw material, iiindt
greater dividends than the finished
product concerns was cited to showj
that the corporation kept the price of tuned Press Hon ice
row material up. to the einbnrrnsu, mkXU'O CI TV. IM S! H""'"
ment ot competitors. Akoiiii. Pivsldeiil Mn.leW prlwtio
A voluminous argument In fonrto.ni H,.cr,,,,y, ,,vlnre n mnssiiiio of til- ,
sections to prove tho steel tmst l , Aiiu'rlt'iinn In Moxlui fit) Is pmbalilo
combination In restraint of trode was u l)u, (ineilnin tioops cioss tho bur
presented In tho report ,u.r. tepieontutle of wirlous luia-(
"Ono hundred and eighty-one pro- ,,,, ,m,f,.ried mid planned " 'Uilto
vlously competing corporations wen' , llofl, foielgners In mi'iu "' "
concentrated under the control of n (,rH,, ,relgu diplomats are pus
slnglo holding security company ,Uh1
known as the United Slates Steel Aliibassndor Wilson refused to
Pnrniimllnn." , I u Aliollll's dtlltellielll 10 f-
' Among theso roneerns. tho repoil vKMn f,.r tho statement mn pfilp
sets forth, nro ore owning and mill- (tnll, t,t. foreign lolnco
Ing couipanlos now restrained from
competition In Iho sale or oro rnu I'ear IVri lug mi lnnl"ii
roads, combined to prevent competl-, t lu., r,,i Smlee
tlon, blast furnace plants, tlm fomM WASHINGTON. I C . 1'eb s
nation ot which eliminated compcil-,Tn1 ndmliilslrnllon fenrH n nliuglmr1
tlon In tho sale of pig Iron, coal and )f 4vm0,rnns, forcing the liivnslou nf
coko companies nnd other formerU jlix0,( as n lemlt of Airoua's stale-1
competing concerns. ,',,, president Tuft. Sir'tur
"Other acquisitions were made in ..,., r ,i Acting Secretary of St.ite
related lines or oitsiness, un rep""
say, "for which no exptnnnllon ap
pears except the visible conseqiicm '.
the removnl of surh roneerns from
tho Independent field."
This was the rase, according to the
report. In tho absorption of the Ten
nessee Coal nnd Iron rompanv
In dlscuslng the corporation's con-
trol of ore. the report asserts that 'u,,,,,, r,.u Iir l)1)ttlK u,
all 2.B00.000.000 tons out of 1,t2.. iiMthi
90,000 tons of available ore In the
country Is under control of tho trust
PlllllOM
ilioiioy:rctiliwi
Ty pevrltjrt
WeiarrylnstiHk n iileto Hue of everything
Music, ortlre Hupidles, Ugsl lltanh and Mtallnnert .
Wo gimrniitee rlrea mum. Man KnutcUro or Purl.
turn!, nnd arrange terms Hi suit lb eoaveakwcw uf our
i mlonirrs.
MULLER MUSIC COMPANY
Main street, between Till aRd 8th
fm
3
Wilson eonrerred Ssnatnr l.onfe
s.ill Tall ilecUred the slluutloii as
"ory dangerous nnd delicate' (
IliimiiKo Slhintli'ii I'rllltsl I
HAGLV: PASS, Feb :s Th situ '
iillnn nt Dnrnngo Is rrltlral Itibels
captured Velnrdena, and Arimo and
unerlrnii are emlsngered. T"u thou-
l.nK'inn
DO YOU KNOVj
, ,, . II n. .. J"
That wc carry n (till nun complete une or atatioiigfy
Scltool ami Office Supplies ? We are offering om.
excellent l)ox.paeri In vnlnet up to 50c
25 cents Per Box
WHITMAN'S CANDIES KASTMAN
Nyal Family Remcdieg
KODAKS
1 TNDERWOOD'C
yFOK DRUGS U
FOR RRST Housekeeping nnd fur
nlsbed rooms; city water: electric
lights. 1SS 10th street. S-:Mf
I iS"HSII
GERTRUDE & CO.
Take pleasure in announcing to the
ladies of Klamath Falls and vicinity
that they will open a salesroom here
on March 25, for a short time only,
with a large and comprensive line of
Latest, Exclusive, Spring and Summer
Models In
New York and Imported
. . HATS . .
For Ladies, Misses and Children
At extremely moderate prices. Later announce
ment will be made of the location of our salesroom
and we will be here in good time for you to see our
styles before you select
Your Easter Hat
s
Notice of Halo of Mortgaged Proicrly
Notice Is hereby glum Hint l.nd,l
and Tllton bnnk, n corporation, or
ganized and existing und r and b
lrtuu ot tho laws or the State of Ore
gon, and William It. Until, to satlsfj
their respective. Interests In a certain
ut-l Lfrigage hereinafter deslg.
natcd, wilt sell and conrcy, for rash,
on tho 9th day of March, 1912, at
2 o'clock p. m. of said day, In the city
ot Klamath Kails, and the portion ot
said city commonly called Shipping,
ton, on Upper Klamath take, at the
dock or wharf of the esscl known
aslho steamer Klamath, In Klamath
county, Oregon, that certain stcatn.
boat or vessel, called tho "Klamath,"
ot tho burden of C9 gross tons or
thereabouts, together with tho boilers
engines, masts, bowsprits, boats, anch
ors, cables, chains, rlgelng tackle, ap
parol, furniture and all other ncres.
firlf thi.ronntn ntinurtnlnlntf unit lie.
longing, tho property of the Klamath "vr ,h'rc
Lako Navigation company, n corpora
tion. Incorporated nnd existing under
and by vlrtuo of ttio laws of the Htate
of Oregon.
Said snto Is made under and uy vir
tue of the terms ot a certain niort
gago, made, and executed by tho said
Klamath Lake Nnvlgntlnn company,
on tho S7th day of November, 1'JOS.
In favor of said Ladd and Tllton bank
and William It, Davis, to scruro tho
payment of one certain promissory
noto, executed by the laid Klamath
Lake Navigation company, a corpora
tion, dated nt Klamnth Kails, Oregon,
18,100.00 due In one year after date,
without grnco pnjable to tho order or
said Ladd and Tllton bank, a corpor
ation, at Ladd and Tllton bank, Port
land, Oregon, with Interest at tho rate
of S per cent per nnniim, from date;
nnd ono certain promlnory note, exo
cutcd by the said Klamuth Lake Nav
igation company, dated at Klamath
Kalis, Oregon, Nuvombcr 12, 1908, for
tho sum ot IS. 000.00 duo one yrarj
rrom onto wiiiioui grnco. mniiio to
tho order of said William It. Davis, at
tho Klamath County bank, Klamath
Kails, Oregon, with Interest nt tho
rate of S per cent per annum, from
date, which said mortgngo Included
the porsonul property hcrelnbctoro do
Hcrlheil, and conditioned Hint It do
fault should be mndo In tho panient
of said notes, or cither thoreof, then
tho said Ladd and Tllton bnnk and
William R. Davis might take posses
sion of snld personal property nnd sell
same, or so much thereof ns might ho
necessary to satisfy the said debt, In
terest and reasonable expenses, nftci
first giving notlco of thirty days by
publication In some newspaper, pub
llshod in Klamath Falls, Klamnth
county, Orfgcn, nnd to retain tho
same out of the proceeds of such snlo;
tho surplus, If nny, to belong nnd to
bo returned to irald Klamath Lake
Navigation company) cald mortgagor
having failed to pay said note nnd
mortgage, or any portion thereof, tl o
laid mortgagees hnve taken poxscv
lon of gold property on account of
tuch breach of condition, for the pur
nose of mojelng sale thoreof, for the
reason and purpose? set forth In this
notice.
Dated thin Btti day of February,
1012.
8TONB & IlARIinTT.
Attorneys for Ladd and Tllton Hank
and William R. Davis. 2-E-:t-9 b
I'uliil llnllle of Itamlii'l-H
SAN ANTONIO. Keb 21- lt.new.il
of the Meilrnn attack on the Morris
riinrh opposite Sierra III.1.11.1 l ex-,
peeled The rancher refuse lo llee 1
to America
Lat'r Herder rlanhes helureii the
Aliu'rlr.iri rnnbnjs and Met'ciiu reb '
els nro reported, mid eiilteiuelil ruii
high Armed posse of Atucrlrniis
are patrolling the border Rescuers
reached the Morris rnnr'i and dl
pirsed tho besiegers. llrou I'.iw.ill
.l.r raiirh malinger, uns wo'irdt'd und
Ino friendly Mrtlrniis ni-r.- I.dlcl
In n li.Mtlc at the Wilson ranch, ii-iir
Alhelii' Texas, tour Meilrnus were
killed and Charlei Tuttle. American
wounded
Itilnl. Mnnli on Clillii..itiii,t
United Press Service
, L'L PASO, Tex.. Keb. :) -Vniilr.
fiic nrc mnsslng nt Jauret prcpnrntor
lo marching ngnlmit t'hlhtinliu 1 l.t ,
o'clock tonight Rnjnl'a SOI) men de
rived. 2 000 rebels nro In lauret
Iluslness has resumed nnd inn an
lennlng Amrrlrnns are lUh'-smdng
I'or SlH-rlfT
I hereby nnnounrx mys'lf a rnudldnti.
for the nomination for sheriff on
the Di-luorrtttr ticket, subject tn
tho will of the voters nt tlm pri
mary election to he held on April
19 1912 H I, WAI.Knit
PRINTING ON TIME
Our facilities enable us to deliver any
job of printing promptly, and always by
the time agreed upon. Wo deliver the
finished work not excuses and it'i
good work, too. Call on us for every
thing in the printing line, and bo assured
of prompt and efficient service.
W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO.
HERALD BUILDING, FOURTH TttT
UCTWCCN MAIN AND KLAMATH
THREE
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For The Week
White Lawn
Aprons IOC
Taffeta Silk
Petticoats.4 4ft
Mostly all color
ana buck
Messaline Silk
noslly all colors and
lilack
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Advance showing of New Dress Millin
ery, Shirt Waists and Lingerie
Hector's Department Store