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I to mm VOL. XXIII. LA KK VIEW, LAKK COUNTY, OULGON, THURSDAY, OCT. .TO, 1002. NO. 43. "ALEXANDER HAMILTON President Mulkey of the 5outh crn Oregon Normal Handles the Subject Masterfully. SvfiopMU of an addrcx di-llxcrcd li.V It I'. Mulkey. President of I he Southern Oregon Normal School, at an evening xcxxlnn of the Luke 'o. Teacher' I iihI il uti'. In I -a kc v li-xx , M l L'.'l, I:hiJ: Alexuii'ler Hamilton xvu a child of , than she row up to meet the wind t he Wcxl I iiilli M. II m inot her wan a j anl rode proudly out upon t he wnvcx woman of beauty ami riilture, of an If every plank and every tlmlier I'reiifh IIiikUi'ImiI ili-Mieiit, hlx bit her from t he keel to I he iiialii trilrk llit.il liclng a sturdy Scolclilililll. llamU- ; instinct with the Hiillie life ail'l pow lon wax a prccoi loiix boy and at I'l erthat lioxv governed he helm, yearn of age wax left alone In charge i I In milt oii'm life wax I lirealeiieil in of hlx uncle' nu r. nut lie ext nblUli- i hlx earlv career ley an ngn-ciucul nii-nt whii'h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c n i m k 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 y man aged. A Htorill swept oxer the West Indie about tlilx 11 that xtivxvcd I he xliorcx w II li x reckauc ami llum llloii wrote an accouul of it that startled the literary world Ih-chukc of It force ami elegance. Hlx tela tlvcx sought him out at once and xciit 111 mi to New York to ! cducnt- il. I n a surprisingly short time he llnlxhed the li lull Mchool coiirxc ami then sought out a college that wouhl allow him to move upward an faxt a hlx talelitH wouhl advance him. King's college admitted him. Here lie did four year vtwrk lu two yearx. Ilel(lex he rend tuucli history ami military science. At thl Juncture the Revolutionary war burst upon the country. Ham ilton cast hi fortune with the Pat riot although hi jx-ople would liave had It othcrwlne. He leapt to t ho front at a hound when he ml- dressed a meeting of New Yorker-1 urging reprisal ngiunsi nn.ni nni. He could have rrfiiMOd to ntor a tln. He at once by a war of pain-1 ,.,(11lt w,.n. t), ,,.. trick of the phletM put to Nllcl.ee the piVMl.lcnt j .,.,, Ilmv will aKllIIHt the loftl .f hi own colleRe who had taken up , .Ht ,.ni. nm the noblext virtue, the mmi lu ilrfenxc of Torlex. , , , kw.v ,.I1Mtv,. nature i.re- At '.'l Hamilton wax an aide hi ' WnhliiKtii'H xtaff and wrote hlxj xolumllioiix cot rcxpoudi'tice. He wrote letter to Kobel't .Moll'lx III w hli'h he evolved plan for revenue to help the liupoxirixlied country.' Thexe let terx hliow deep lllnilit into linaiiclal matter and are read today by ht in lent of Una nee who wek fun-' ilamelital truth on that xubject. 1 1 1 liliill t ill wa one of the very few j men w ho thought not only of lioxv , thexvar xhould be terminated but1 lioxv law ami order Khoiild be extab-J llnhed at itxcloxc. ThecoiiHt It lit Ion-; al con vent Ion t hat met at I ' 1 1 i I j i 1 e I -p li hi In May, 177, labored three mouth and framed a cotixt It ut Ion ii..n.in..i. ,,n i.imt thii-iv vi.iir1 oftiKe. wa Intluentlal lu that con-! vent Ion Ix-yond anvinan nave v,. j liiKton and Madlxon. lu Hrnrln ! the adoption of the conxt it ut Ion by j New Y'ork, Hamilton rendered a er vlce of primary Importance, for New York wim nppoHcd to the coiiHtltu I Ion ami the oppoxltlon to It wa well orKanlred by (iovernor Clinton. For two wii'Iih the convention II tenel to the debate betwivn Cllnt iiu'a cluiii)iloii tut the one Hide and Hamilton on the tither until at laxt I he oppoxltlon broke down and thr battle for the cmiHtltutlon wa won in New York. TIiIh Ih xnld to have Ihhmi the Kn'iiteHt parliamentary victory ever won In Aiuei lcn and It w:i won without appeal to popu lar prejudice, or by the art of elo quence. It wuh won by the force of Ionic. The cloHe reaHonliiK and an m.I.vhIh of (hi maHler mind could not lie wltliHtood. On .Inly i!i, when New York grounded her oppoHitlon lo Hie "more perfect I'nlon" our ant ioiial life Imhiiii. lo Hamilton, more than to any ol her man do we owe I he adoption of the constitution. I luring the In terval of debate upon It ho wrote Hie renter nuiulHr of a nerle of pa mt HcttliiK forth the reaxon for adoption. The "Kederallxt", a t hexe paper are called, Htruck off at white heat In the inidnt of prexHliiK leal tin tic now rankathe Htron et work on coiiHtltutlonal law ever xvrltteu. When WaHhlngton called llainll toii Into hi cabinet W found the country without credit and without cmmIi. The llrHt thing lie 1 1 1 was to whip congress Into assuming tlx' debt that the nation and the Vlirl IIIIM Htlltl-X IIWI'll, It.V t III lllonll III' announced to the world that Aiiifrlrn !, t ili'litM while In t rnnxfcrrcd tin' lntcrct of a power- fill clax of people to the 1'edcrul Government. '1'he country now be- 1 1 IK III l'lit he nought to raise money on tariff duties or import ami l.v a tax lllioll illMtllleil Honor. The re- ! Stilt XVII lllllglcal. No MOOIH-r W)l j 1 1 it tn It t mi 'h iuntcr haml laid to tin , helm of our dilapidated whip of Htate union;; a numls-rot cheap politlclaux who ngrccd by turnx to challcimc llllll to a duel until one of them should kill him. They had met hlx h-ii In comliat and being repulxed they would rexort to the xxvord. 'I'hl plan, however, wax not acted upon. In Hamilton' null wa killed at Wechaxvkcu. la tin' spot xvhere hi Hon fell Hamilton xva killed in ImiJ. July 1 1 1 It. by Aaron Iturr who had ls-eli Ix'atcn for J'rexldent of the I'nlted Statex by Hamilton In W)l and for Governor of New York In lsn:t. Burr challenged Hamilton and Hamilton yielded lest hi ucfulnes should l impaired If he refllel to accept. Hamilton could have tvfus ed without having been culled a coward. Hud h not charged the English redoubt at Yorktown at i i . i.i . i . . . 1 1 .i i... j ine ueiiii in um regiment.- iimi ne ' not Mtood 111 the forefront of battle at nrau,y wlnc and Princeton? eluded t hlx viexv jiud Iturr kilted hlin. j II.. ill.! jit i.N vear of aire, a noor i man t IioiikIi he made a nation rich. Hi box weeping at hix bedxide were axked to dixchare every debt III full t he fat her owed. TIlUH ilh hi living breath he priH'laimed anew the principle that hud act tinted him throiiuh life the principle of indi vidual and national integrity a aiilnxt repudiation and dixhonor. Death of Plavla Kirkpatrlck. Mr. Claud Kirkpatrlck, formerly Mix Kin via Kixher, died laxt Krlday niuht at the hount of her pnivntx, Mr. ami Mrx. A. II. l'lxlier, at Suin- iner Lake. Hiieaxed had been dau- HiTouxly 111 for nevcra! we-k. and everything poxxlble wa done to Have I'r '' A ''' w" Khe wa f'inove.1 from I'alwley to the home of her parent and for a time thcchaiiKt' proved lM-nellclal, but u relapeln her condition occurred and nhe finally Hank to her laxt lonx rent. Shewn Ktvntly l'loved by a lar clrclu of friend, and had numerou admirer In Lakevlew. Cutoff lu the bloom and tiouuty of youn womanhood, the younpT wife leave many Had heart liehlnd to mourn for her. A little babe of a few week, a nrWt Htiicken huxband, loving parent, brother and nlxter, and many friend have looked upon the luindoiiie featun of the dead for thelawt time. The funeral wn held at Suimncr Liko on Sunday. The Kxaminer join with a IniHt of friend In deep Hyinpathy for the mourner. Horse Market Good. li. D. tiuptou, the hoi-Mcniaii, arriv ed from California Tuesday exciilnu'. Mr. tiuptou drove a n bunch of Iioi'hch from Harney county to Marynville lluttex. Yuba county, a tew mouth uk- He Hold to one man from Woodland 1J0 head, and the remainder In Hinall bunche. He had all claxxe of lioreM from year lliiK colt up and realized fJ per head all round. He nay the market Ih (food In California, and that ll(K) or IL'(M) pound Iioi-mch, fairly well broken, tire lu Kreat demand. Mr. tiuptou will remain here a nhort time vixltlntf hi daughter MIhm KhhU Uupton. - - SANTOS-DUMONT'S AIRSHIP ON THE WING. oooooooooooooooo Derby I of the ... Ai'R'W'f 0 OOOOOOOODOOOOOOO WITH tho coming to America next Kumuier of Santos aIutnont, the during Bra clliiin neromitit, public nt fcntion will lie attracted to the recent BdvanccR niiide In inncliines fur navl KatliiK' the air. M. Snuto I iniioiit's trip here this year Is mainly for pur pones of experiment. While here be will prepnre for the prrat balloon race which take place next year at the Kt I on in cxponltlon and for which a prize of $200,000 has been offered for the most BUcccHtiful airship. It Is nald that a very large number of applicants for the privilege of par takliiK In the St. Louis contest have been heard from. Professor Iaiiglej of the Smithsonian Institution and Oc tave Cbanute, a CulcaRO aerial experi menter of considerable note, are to ar range the terms of the tournament. It baa already been decided that the plans presented shall be subjected to a searching practical test before any man la allowed to risk his life at St Louts. This will deprive the contest of what might otherwise tie a very dis agreeable and unpopular feature. It is planned by the management of the exposition to make this one of the most remarkable tournaments ever held. The management states that now that automobiles, submarine boats and wireless telegraphy have been made commercial facts the St. Louis exposi tion will become renowned In history If through Its encouragement and the money furnished In Its prospective prizes some Inventor Is enabled to build a machlue which can really fly through the air, subject to the control of mau. It Ih not unlikely that the exhibition which will lie made nt St. Louis of the possibilities of balloons and airships will have much to do with the future public support of a financial character which will be given to enterprises for the development of aerial plans nt least for a lonx time to come, Evi dence of the belief that there Is a commercial future for enterprises of this kind Is found lu the fact that very recently a corporation was organized lu West Vlrglula empowered to "build and operate apparatus for carrying freight and passengers through the air." Dowu to the present tune Santos Dumont has luveuted und built seven airships, with which he has had vary ing success. EiK'h successive machlue has embodied some nexv Idea gleaned from piexlous exiit-tieuce "!! new hd ' -fr t; i - -. . Flying Machines To Race at X St. Louis For JS200.000 Prize V tins an niniiiip wuicu, ne claims, can le steered In any direction. This he has partially proved, but complete sue-c-ss ha not yet crowned his efforts, for on two occasions he nearly lost his life by accidents lu midair. Hefpite nil the Inventions and all the chiinis that have been made, the fact must be faced that thus far only two Inventors have produced airships '. which can lay any claims to practica bility. Sautos-Duuiotit has shown the i practicability of a dirigible balloon, und Professor S. P. Langley of the Smithsonian institution at Washington has shown the possibilities which lie In airships. The old fashioned balloon could nev er be of any vulue for commercial pur poses, for the very reason that It could not be steered. Santos-Dumont there upon set himself to the problem of In venting a device by which the old bal loon theory could be availed of to keep jr. T t.- A .ill. SANTOS-UCMONT. the airship suspended In air, but other devices would be employed to propel aud to steer the airship. The murvelous experiment in Parts, upon which occasiou the young Bra zilian sailed up to ud around the top Couuiudud on lust page. o 1m ip.i K9Y r & -. . .- . MATTERS IN THE COURTS Various Legal Affair Settled at the Fall Term and the Court Adjourns Till flay, 'oJ. The following caxcx wen dinpoMwl of In the Circuit Court laxt week: Oct. 20. J. 1. Kdler. v. J. Q. Ad am uit on note. .luili-ment en tered In default, lu favor of plaintiff In the hii in of P1. .y Oct. SI. Slate of Oregon v. An drew J. Neilon. Mot ion for new trial denied and defendant wnteuceil to linprixoiiiMent In t he State jx-niten- tiary for a H-riod of four year and to pay a fine of gti.iHNi. ()K-rntioii of judgement stayed j win 1 i nr appal to the Supreme Court; ih-femlaut jf'ven sixty day in which to prepare a bill of exception: defendant remanded to the custody of the sheriff. Ceorue II. Small vx. Klmer I). Lut Luts allowed coxt of suit. Ad Judged find decn-ed that Klmer I). Lutz 1 the owner of the K. of N. W. Ji and W ut S. E. . nection IS, township 2x S of ran 14, E., W. M. In Iike Cotmty, Oregon, and that patent heretofore iuel by the Unit ed States to Lutz, be and the same Is In full force and effect; that said Lutz recover coxtn of action In the Supreme Court In the sum of 96.05. California & Oregon Land Co. vs. Lakevlew Water Co. defendant per petually enjoined and restrained from talcing right of way over landu of plaintiff. Defendant aHHesxed coat of action. Lake county vs. J. Frank!, George Jammerthal, A. McCallen, J. E. Ber nard, (Neilon bondsmen) CItII auit for amount of bond. . Ordered that a change of venue lie granted to Jackson County, Oregon. Bagley Irrigation Ditch Co. vs. Geo. Conn and MaggieConn Injunc tion. Cause continued uutll next regular term of court. (ieorge H. Bogue v Richard Sher lock action for the recovery of mon ey. Dismissed. Anna J. Box v. Frank P. Ros--t divorce granted plaiutiff by default of defendant; judgement given for cost of action against defendant; custody of minor child, Georgie Boss, given to defendant. Win. W. Brown v. W. Z. Moss suit for recovery of value of number of horse, alleged by plaintiff to be hi . property. Trial by jury; findings for defendant; cost of action aseH.s ed to plaintiff. State of Oregon vs. O: E. Charlton, administrator estate Benj. Warner, deceased, and I. X. Converse et al. Order of sale of real and iersonaI prtierty made. State of Oregon vs. A. J. Neilon Ordered that defendant be admitted to ball In sum of f ti.500. Court adjourned to Mouday, May 4. 190:1. May Not Be Believed. A good one Is told on a certain young man who lives near New Pine Creek, and who Isexceedlngly bashful. He went to see his best girl one night recently and it began to rain, and it rained and rained and rained. She told him it would be a pity fer hlin to go home lu the rain aud asked him to stay all night. He hated to refuse, bo he aaid all right, and she told him she would go and prepare his bed. It required some little time, and when she came back, imagiue. her surprise at finding him dripping with rain. She asked him where he had been and he told her he went home to get his night shirt . New Brass Band. Those deairing to bjooin ) nntujrj o the Nexv Brass Band to bo organized in Lakevlew are requested to meet at the store of Ayres, Whitxvorth & Ayres to night, Oot. 30th, at 9 o'clock. Several have already expressed their desire to assist in the undertaking. It ia to be hoped that others will attend this meet ing and swell the membership to the limit. Alhkkt Millkb. , Gko. II. Ames ' A. Y. Csacu 83