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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1907)
LONG FIGHT ENDED. Caritanlara and Wtimlwm !'r Itir In Ainnlwiiitnlfi. Atnoiijr the I rti m t-l it nt tleHHoim tvn lfTi'it nt tlu A. of I convention wn 1 tin mil which iciiitiri'M the cur enters nil J wood Wdl'UlT l k'C'l i Wilier In one oruiiiilntloii TIidhk w Imvo wtitcltcil clowel.v k IkmuI nf fnlrn la 1 lint pitrllnilitr In Jiihii y the pti"t few yenr know Hi M mi iiin.i. IMittiiif Inn wiih liicvltul.lc i riirj'i' i torn, wlih a iioworfiil ii-,:iiiii.niliiii i i 170,(XK) IIH'illltcrM, Kl lldimll.V were M ' MorMtijf lln wood worker, with n tin- lllTNllIp l)f ll'NN lllllll 1 M :i . -'h lire mihih who believe It wit ii tlnii of 1 1 1 1 k 1 1 1 iiiiiklnu riv lit 1 1 1 1 1 nil tlx1 M Iter fi-rllliK which hit I ,i c KPinlcrcil lliM out It will iirnliiilily h. found Hint lln' li lliu tun mil r 'oil U lied for I lie liiicrcxu of nil cotn ci m.. When lln woodworker' oi'k'iinl.iilli ti wik formed In lull." the cnriciiii"-4 rri' willing to drnw linen of denniiv t tlou nt I Im fnctory door, nllow Iiij,' the wiHidworkcrN JiirlMillctlon over tin- men In th furtorlc. A lln oruniily.nl Ion of lioth crow It wns found dlltlrult to lln"IVC tllOKO llllCM. In NOIlin cllll'N till' 'niioiilciH took over 'tin- men In (lie IiiIIIn, while In older cltlex Hie wood worker luid control. There wn n rout I it mil turmoil. In one city the enr lcnier would ui'iiiit n charter to n lo nil of ood woikcri; In mioMier city the woodworker would chnrter n lo-, nl of cnrpi-iitc i'N. In every convcti tlol) of the Allierlcilll l-Yilcrntliitl of ,n lior the dlintP would lie thrimhcd out. On two or three occuilon the wood worker were kIvcii derision over the CiirpenteiH. hut the latter kept on re fin rill'-H of ilei'lHloiiN. ('IiIciiko wiin nhvnytt the pttrouuliold Of the woodworker". Two month mk'. , when the cnrpenlein liroke Into till ' MtroiiKhotd mid cluirteriNl two uiiIoiin of wood worker, It lieciinie apparent that the cud wa rn-ar. The woodwork- er made n fiuht. tint develoiimeut Jiroved that the liiciiilierxlilp wn not united on the Muhject, nod many of the Itiemlier favored Joining the carpen ter. Iteall.lnt' that further efforts to keep their ork'iinl.iitlon Intact would he futile, the rcpri'Neiitatlve of the wood Worker In tin' convention Hticciimhe I to the tuevltalile and nurciil to the term. An ainah:aiuatlon miiHt hecou HUiuiiiateil within two year or earlier If It can he drought aliout. The most Important pait of the declslnii that nil lioxtllltlr lielwi'eii the two union lillltt cen e, ii ix 1 the executive council of the Amcrli'iin l'eleratloii of jilr In uinlcr liiHtriii tlon of the coiiveiitlon nt once to revoke the charter of either union which violate thl nirreement. I. like (Irani In t'hlcauo Record Herald. WARRING UNIONS AGREE. t tarli l'lNtrrrr Krlllr a l.onir Hlnnillni lllffrrrncr. The olllclal of the ohl and new un ion of phiMtcrcrx, which have hceu iiKaKl In a warfare for more than .1 year In New York city, have come to nu nKrcinciit, and the lluht, which reunited lu many hulldluj; striken. I ended. The old union I local No. 'J.'i of tho Journeymen riitnicrers' Interna tional union nnd wn locked out ty the lIiillillnK Triule Employer' iiHHocla tloll for refiiHiil ti ahlde hy the colldl t Ion h of the arliitriitlou nKreemelit. The new union, the Jourueyincii I'Iiih terer' Hoclety, wn then formed undi-r the nrhltratlon ni;reemeiit. The term of Hcttlement provide that tho new union I to form two local with charter from the International union. There will thu he three local of the one International union In New Y'ork city whli h will recognize one a not her' cards, Jewelry Wnrkrri' Strike. The Htrlke of Jewelry workers for nn eight hour day has liecn declared off, sny Luke Grant In Chicago Iternrd Ilcruld. So far n outward appearances jro it wns n fulbire for the workers, for they returned to their posts without having gained nny coneesIottN. They, Lowever, refuse to regard tho strike its ft failure. They assert that It wns the means of bringing lite unorganized men Into tho union and that tho organiza tion In In n stronger position today than ever before. All the men who de sired their former places were reln Htated, n tho employers necured prac tically no nonunion men during the Htrlke, it was tho Jewelry workers' first experiment In tho way of a strike, ho that If they have gained nothing else they have no doubt learned n les son by experience that will prove valu able to them In the future. The em ployers have also learned a little, so that the next time the workers make a request for a reduction In hours it will probably receive more uttentiou than It did last time. Majority Ilule. Omaha, NebT, the Central Labor i;uloti and other nssoclntlons have worked for some tlmo to get n dlrecf vote of the people on the (juestlon of adopting the Initiative and referendum for municipal nffnlrs. A state law en acted In 18W7 authorizes each city In the state to twtnbllHh majority rule lo local affnlri. The city council submit ted the nucfttoii at the November elec tion, and the h.vhIciii wns adopted, the rote being fire to one. Labar Problem. The American Federation of Labor is tibout to conduct u Investigation of a number of problems confronting the wag earners of this country, the prin cipal matters' being the apprentice question, displacement of child labor by the machine, graduates of the trade school, manual training schools nnd schools of technology, child labor and Unsanitary conditions In home and bop. UNIFORM 6TEP3. With Thani Man Kalla llimnalatn Won 1.1 II Aral. Fall on ulnlrrnnen nre of rnther ootfl. liiou occurrence, cxpeelnlly In Iioiinc where I lie ntnlr urn Meop, durk or built with fdmrp turn. The fnvpuni CiilmeM of Merlons full have miiutmteil th it the likelihood of accident of thin kind would lie leKKoued 'connldcrnhly If nil titepn were Inillt nccordlnic to n fttiiiidiml of height and lirciilli. A child' fall on the xlnlrn In apt to, lie had cnouuh. and for nu adult It tuny have Merlon conHciiuciicc, Iml for an nt; od person thu rcult lit not unlikely to he ratal; hence It I held that, the construction of MtulrciiNea de nerve i more attention tint it la orultui ril.i paid to It. The troiihln In that atnlr cllinliluif i not a mil urn I method of rouTcloii for the liuiu.in Im-Iiix. A clilld may l ii rn to walk with cane, hut It I a loin; tune before It can imceml n atnlr way in an upright position without loslttf Its IiiiIii nee. Ntiilr Imve liecn hroimlit ah. nit hy necessity, I pwevcr. and the ordinary perHon tin In foiue ho ncctiMtomed to tln in that ho d alien tip and down them without t " ' 1 K inore heed to hi Klepn than If I; wer? wnlUliik' on n Hiirfacn level. Motion he coiiu'ji purely tnecliaiilcal, without nny elTort of will, and Hie iiiiikcIcn of the leK atiloinatlcally adJiiHt tln'uiclven mo a to lift the foot to the height of the Htep on the Htalnvny inont fro uently iihiiI. The Hlrlde uni'onclo': ly iM-come ailapted to a rtaln height In tnkliiK HtepH. Till liucoUMciou eMtlti.ate of lieluht orien I theeiiUHe of many fall. When n dllTereut Mtalrway I uxed tho foot I llnacciiHtoiued to the pitch, and hence a trip I likely to occur. On nifrrow nnd Htcep HtalrciiHc there xliould lie n hand rail on each Hide. The liiHtlnctlve clutch lulloulni; n Ktuicile would tiicau the Niivlni; of inauv lluili and lieiul. I f nt the Hiirest w'.y to olivlate accident would lie to Miandardl.e all j fairway, nt least In the matter of lielKht. New York I "re. FENCING OUT RATTLERS. A I'rrcaullun of Anlmnla thai Man I ara lo tiltnulour, lld you ever hear of a rnttleunke fence - not one made of rattle Kiinkf m, if course not, hut one made of prickly thorn to protect one front the nittlcrx and keep them a way V That I what the Arizona camper hulld, and the only way to keep these deadly poison it away I hy hulldlnt? one of theae fence of okten. a shruh covered with tlioi!! which Krow on the desert. A the tent have no door and aro not set much above the ground, It would appear easy for Mr. Itatth r to effect an entrance. Innulne the sensa tion rif crawling into hed Nome ctX Ulk'lit to ntrlke iiK.ilnst the clmnmf Mk In of n Hiinke, nnd thl I Just where Mr. Snake like to HitiiisKle. In ainonr the waritl hlanket. To n void thl men who work In the mine hare found that a snake will not k'o near thl ok tea, and they have littllt closely knit fence around their tent, with little Kates to ko In ami out, nnd beyond thl the rattler will not penetrate. It was flrt the In dian of the ileHcrt who dlscovcnnl thl deadly shrub, nnd they pot the necret from bird nnd animals, which, to pro tect their .voting, trnvel sometime many mile hack and forth, brliik'lntf the thorn with which to cover their little nest, (jiiphcr nnd other small animals there cover their nests In this manner. it is Btraitu'e that in mat country, no dry nnd forbidding, many things grow In exuberance, and especially notlcea bio tiro tho great fields of Hrown Kyed SiiNiin, the yellow daisies with the brown centers. They grow so high and wild that you can step in a field and your head will Jut peep over the top of the nodding sen of bright eyed faces. I ,os Angeles Times, Iloll II lluwnt It Is the short piece, bo It letter or editorial, that catches the reader, and correspondents who wish their letters to be read should never extend them beyond a quarter of a column, and half that length is preferable. Condensa tion Is 'an art, but It can bo acquired with a little practice. Never try to nee how long you can make your ar ticle, but how short. Use never a superfluous sentence or word. Ilo as brief as an Intelligible statement of the case will allow and you will have ten renders where tho long winded fellow will have one. IMchmond Dispatch. Given Hack. Never say of anything, "I have lost It." but. "I have given it back." Is your child dead? It has been given bnck. Is your wife dead? She bus been given bnck. Is your estate taken away? Well, and Is not that likewise given back? "Hut he who took it away .is a bad man." What Is It to you by whoso hand be who gavo It has demanded it back again? While, he alluws you to possess it, take caro of it, but as of something not your own, as travelers do of an Inn. liplctetus. . IIIh Ufa la Gotham. "The way them New York folks act Is dreadful curious," said my aunt Betsy. "They dew say as Mrs. Dciull llon is ut homo on a horse. I'm glud vho ain't onq on whom I call, for I culculate I shouldn't know exactly how tew act." Harper's Weekly. Tba I.aat Conru, Taw, when there's a big banquet, why do they always have spoiled cheese to wind It up with?" "Because, my son, It makes you for get tho earlier courses." Chicago Trubune. Beur the best humbly aud the worst reslguedly. Homer, The. runt cvh. Haw On Hre-il-r Itrrp III Herd of an l;rn Wrlulit. livery man who ImI.im aoine pride la 'jln herd illttliken lo w It i'ottMnml of (iIkh of vnrioiix n-jine Ki'owtby tin thrifty, ollifin Klutifi il ng I weak. After thU difference in nl.e mid drift In once etahllHlied, If not nw, to, lo itend of evi-iilnif u; the dllTerence will bii npt to widen, for the HtroiiK w'U I'fowd lin'k tlm weak and take tlio iie-d (ilatTN to eat and Hl''p. Another proline chimc of rnnl i I lack ' )f trough room and ro nny c;ilii;c I part men! it and keeplu;; to i iiniri.v , hunched together. One of the KrcMti'tt nulnanccf In the ho hUMim-i U tin t i .ild faxhloned troii'-h with one end pro jtrudlntf through the fence. H tu w I ctin conveniently pour In th-r alop on one Hide of the fence, find It will ho eatcTl up liy the very Mrontre.'-it Jimt on the other Hide. It In not prmlble to riilxe nn even bunch of Uokh on nl op fill In Ihl wny. The hi'nt trouch I hnve ever found, the one have lined fr tunny year, I the V Nhnpeil, with a NWlnltr door, pi-)ilded with n drop latch. TIiIn can lie puxhed townnl the jiIk and tho lnt'h dropped, no that every 111 man nered porker mtiHt ntand Imck until the ; feed I put In. Then the door I drawn ' forward, nnd the trouuh I on the'r ( ld. Kvery fellow can now come up nnd get Ills Hhnre, nnd not much more. Kiirn (arr and Krcil. Hut tin' one thing nhove till other that will almost obtlate the runt evil I the Hepnrute lot, with It own Iiouho nnd trough for giving them extra gKid care nnd the best of the feed. A noon n u pig drop tfchlnd It fellow In growth nnd thrift he should go at once to thl runt lot. The Inmate of thl pig hospital shot ' I first he supplied with nny milk there may be to Hpare. They should have the first chance nt the choice bit nnd Hcrap that every farm nITordx. Soon Home of these will In thrifty enough t go to the regular herd, and their place can be taken hy new patient. Hy thl constant ort Ing nnd extra care and feed the runt can nlmost be eliminated from tho hcrd.-J. Al Dobie In Natioual Stock man nnd Farmer. Ilemrdr Ynr Lump Jnn. The Ohio Farmer gives the following remedy for either lump Jaw or glandu lar swelling In n cow: Apply one part red Iodide of mercury mid four parts lard to hunches twice a week. Give one dram of Iodide of potash In feed night nnd morning. THE SHEPHERD Cornstalk nre valuable fodder for hrp, nud If cut green and properly cured uud then put through the shred der there should be but Utile wuste, say the Farm Journal. When considerable cornstalks nre fed some grain nud roots should be added tit the ration. Ion't feed the sheep on tho ground. Have goftd trough. It never pays to let sheep begin the winter thin. When the pasture gets short, beg I it on the grain ration uud keep It up till the sliet . nre lu good order. They will winter better nud hnve better lambs by and by. The foruge ration should preferably be bright clear hay. If the sheep are uot lu good flesh give them about two gills each of grain. It Is well to keep Kheep In lots of fifty each. One mm to fifty ewes. When the climate Is mild open sheds ore preferable to closed ones. Where closed sheds ure used they Fhould be aired during the duy by leav ing the doors opeu when the sheep are in the yards. I'rotect heavy wooled sheep from cold rains. The weight of the water will sometimes prevent the sheep from rising. It chills the ewes, and lambs are lost by It. Give some oil meal with the grain ra tion. It Is good for the digestion. Keep a sharp outlook for anything wrong. Find the cause and right it at once. Delays are dangerous with a Cock. Make the sheep tame by kindness. They will do the better for it. Make It a point to count the sheep every dny. As soon as the wool is clipped from the sheep the ticks go for the lambs. If the sheep are dipped each should be brushed, as some of the young ticks may adhere to the old sheep; then, In about two weeks, dip both sheep and lambs. That will finish the tick busi ness. Dreaala and Keeping; Motion. In dressing mutton always bear In mind that you should not feed your wether for twenty-four hours prior to slaughtering. It Is not generally known, but undigested food Is apt to flavor the flesh. Keep this point con stantly la mind, writes L. B. Harris In Orange Judd Farmer. Do not try fancy methods In dressing your mut ton. Have your carcass perfectly pluln. Do not hire a butcher to kill your sheep. Do It yourself. After slaughtering hang the carcass In your cellar. If the latter will keen bread without Its molding you may rest as sured that your mutton will not spoil. Hang the mutton; do not lay It down. If hung properly, with no two car casses touching and with the loose pieces drat n back so that the air can thoroughly permeate the surface, these carcasses should keep till April. At any rate, d not take It down for cut ting up until one month after putting It In the cellar. I prefer six weeks. There Is a chemical change in the flesh of the sheep within six weeks from the time of klulug. You will find after that time the mutton will not stick to the knife In handling the carcass. SHE Ai gelable IV eparalion for A similating flicFoodandHeguti ting die Stomachs and Bowels of Tromotcs Dic9tionCliml nessanclRcst.Conlains neither Ormjm.Morplune nor Mineral. OTIAJICOTIC. 'i UikJItSml rfaa.frf rMr.IW' Clanltd kifV Mitiji iiiii nw. Apcrfccl Remedy forConslipa Tion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .(onmlsions,Fevensh ncss mid Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPy OP WRAPPER. ' a BEEF, MUTTON. PORK, SAUSAGE, ETC., ALWAYS ON ..Lakeview Meat Market.. JOHN WENDELL, Froprietor AT PRESENT LOCATED -. BUILDING NORTH OF 4 KLAHATH LAKE ....RAILROAD.... . . . TIME TABLE . . . In KIT rt May 1st. 1905. I.v. Thrall 6 Vr. Hi riu. e.-fi Ktrrl Hr'it ft .'. K.lirr'k T Kl b in ' Mxie . ..K.IO ' t'okt'Km M.Lv. l'nki-?am10 45 A .V Ar. Hixit- . io.65 " ' Kl'h Pp'Ri 11.4U - "'tWel:: Thrall ...42.46 Klamath Springs Special. I.v. Thr!1 l.Sd . Ar. BdRiii, U ' Stwl Br'itc-2 .IS ' " Fall ( r.'.-k 2.4.". ' Kl'li 8p'K .A i ' M.I.v. Kl'h Pp'gsS.lSP. M ' Ar. Full Cr.-ek2.S0 Htffl Ir'(ff 8 00 ' Hoifin.. . 8.20 " Tbrall .... J.45 Stockmen's supplies of all kinds Warner Valley Mercautilo Co. Adel aud Plush. 38 tf. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the uu dersigned has rotired from the conduct of the Mammoth Livery Stables, and desires to settle u.i all outstanding ac counts. Those indebted to either Heryford &, Smith, Ileryford Jk Fuller, Heryford & Dy k man, or W.R Ileryford will please call ami nettle at once. W. R. Ileryford. THE LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER 1 LATEST LAND AND TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. ESTABLISHED IN For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty 1'ears Tm ecarava aoaimurr. ana voar arrv. HAND AT THE HOTEL LAKEVicW AW AW 'tfT"TflftttltttTTttTttllHllltlt1lll)HllllOI0 WESTERN STAGE LINE Office at the Mercantile Company's Ptore Lakeview, Oregon. Good Stock ... New Coaches i Daily from Lakeview to Blv. fnnnwt. I . ... ., .... I mg with Daily Stage to the railroad. iP- n.COREY,- - - Proprietor j The Examiner has received a new : sample book of the Wall Street line of engraved certificates of stock and bond blanks, the most up-to-date on tue market. Leu and endorsed by the leading financiers of America. Copyrighted. Call and see them if you need anything In this line, tf DIRECTORY. First BaptUt church of Lrkeview PreachingServiicesa 1 11:..M., and 7:30 P. M. ou each Sunday. Sunday School 10: A. M. Junior Society at 2:30 P. M. Itaptlst Young People.s Union at :30 V. M. on each Sunday. Prayer meeting 7.30, P. M. on Wed nesday evening. Everybody Invited to attend all services. A. Frank Simmon", pastor ijjpjp styles fuMMM.t tlttM IWHMMHMM stock a large assortment ol high grade stationery so that there is no delay in executing a large order. Ourprices will be found to compare favorably with other prices. STOCK NEWS EIGHT PAQES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS 1880. DIRECTORY Flrat I!iptMt Cliurt h of Oooae Lake, it New I'lne t'rwk, Oregon. PreitrhliiKNorvlwA nt ll.oilock A. hi Htwl 7;'W I. M. on ench Nutidnjr of every month. HtitulMy Wcliool nt 10:o'cl(xk A. M. I'royi-rfrwrvkent "..'Won Wednesday evenln of roch wn-k. All nrecordlHll.v invited to attend the Servicer). J. ZlH.ydi-n llownrd I'nator. tetru oivnoX oiUj s.Xni WAV no?tnoinn fnjntvd tr itiipatnni; Bif -A99t 'ov)inn litfufl pna pjniujf n tAO Jlr epvajds II 8ntzf esmao io eiu.trj ion avop 'ud inorri'tAk Hsitio oqiifj et(X "A'M '13 -A M 'i1o.iTia -91 -oo3 eqj (It tmHHkup Hy viaea 01 peiwu q ttj ezis rau v 'nihnad pn me Pi 11 tq PI! Jo rjjjriiK) oino n;m ptrs 4puiM t(on t mptjf tnJ3 srj ' "r91 pu miOo 'astraaap rprr Vl a P0 jjnnt pne wyxnii 'atmn; 'ainirirqof Strj Xjp f pjOAy ximyno jo xniof Xjnntpio orr' nvrij aiqitox) tnouM worn juj a Sutrnso aaod tnoosp pav ouwqmtn etrl & uaqpa oarqa. uor)3io otjj da Xjp im ! nxzrro Zip do 1Asp idars saont?JddJd flirj.CJci STUOY THE ORIGIftAl St Ihm.I.. i, turn If fii'l 'ii'tri io rwyoiie KrrtiKmii liy t-ottitr tO''Mf4rriL Kipriiri imj t out iit iitstruGt 'irt 1 ikn i 1 1 tut isiiiy. liu 4 crmrw iTfrmrmory. It:'fj. Prnmrni for fit' fu. W il IattPT your r TV'tiTt tiui nroT,,t In rmiti. ftfmlertlj. a.A gra4iua:.tf tattm air nr. a plal srrr TIC IPIASttC StMOOL OF UW, 44M4jrtTK Bim. 8UI0IT. MICH. .AciiBrniiiiinrrriinrn Snd modl. Vmm vln haw to cMul puwu. InU iuiKJ, I caprnanu. c- in all countrics. Btuinett direr t vilh Washington saves lim, msntr? mna ojirn me patent. Patent ind Infrlnrtment Practlc Exctuslwly. Writ, or mu lo uiU f U Stata StrMt, rn- U1U4 Stata Ttm 0m. WASHINGTON, O. C. rr Wanted: Men ineach state to travel, tack signi and ditttribate earn plea ancl circulars of our goods. Salary 880.0 per mo 13.00 per day for expenses, Saunders Co, Dept. S 46-50 Jacksoa Boulevard, Chicago. 43-5 TRY US We Collect Epery where and Make no Charge Unless Collection la Made. We Please Our Clients ASK THEM AddreKs: Morgan Mercantile Co. Fenton Blde Portland, Or. Post & King have the best grade of liquors and cigars to be found in Oregon. tf Cozy Homes. The discovery of a new wick princi ple so effective and yet o simple that it's a wonder no one thought of it before has so revolutionised the manufacture of oil heaters and lamps that explosions, smoke and smell, caused by Imperfect wick arrange ment, may safely be regarded as things of the past. This new wick attachment Is to be found on the Perfection Oil Heater, advertised In the Examiner by the Standard Oil Co. Drs. BARK AN & SEW ALL, epecla lists for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat are now located at It 00 California St. corner Van Ness Ave San Francisco- 48- 5. LAV AT HOME 1 Hp M i H mwm RINTING IS AN ART IN which The Examiner ex-:-e11s. We have all the late in type and keep in