LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
P. E. Tavlor. Prop.
Office at B. Reynolds' 5tor.
Ktege leaves Lasevie Mondays, Wed
nepdays and li't'sj m t a. ni., arrive
at riuh at it I mvi I'msh To
days, Thwredav ami Saturdays, at
a. ra., mw ai Ijtkevtew at ft p. m.
Passenger far- $:t in way or 5 fo
round trip. rmlit rales from May
lit Nov. Ii t.: i"i hundred; Iron
Nov. lat 10 Vh t t0 f i hundr
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COMPOUND INTEREST
The trouble with moat adver
Oaera U that ttiey expect Imme
diate returns of large propor
tions. One prominent advertiser
Illustrates the principle of adver
tising lo this way:
ffca mmy eza44
avtvartlala; la the iuii mm
If m'imx t Ulrnt The
preats fraa the a4 vert 11
re vlrtaallr the tatereat
the leTestaieat.
The auns spent for advertising
are properly chargeable to cap
ital account because the result
lac good win la something that
baa value, which, If the adver
tising ha been properly done,
can usually be sold for the face
value of the Investment
"The rate of Interest la deter
mined by the skill with which
the Investment la made.
"Just aa the quickest way to
Increase invested wealth la by
compounding the Interest, Just ao
t&e quickest way to realize re
sults from advertising la to com
pound the r'etuma." Advertising
Experience.
Advertisers t good returns
en the mount invested In
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Sample copies free. Address:
C. O, Hetzker, Lakeview, Oregon.
duller
o WHOM IT MAY CONCF.HN,
nnihf Ik hereby kIvcm liri nil Irrlgn
tli. or mlllrHee ditches on nil trout
etrma throujrht l-nkfCiiniiiy. Oro
jron, must 1m screened with n small
imah wire ncwnln nt tlulr hind or
junction with the nmln rhnnm-l of
atrvnm. Alao nil dnme or obstruct
ions ou anid etrenma must 1 pro
vided with n fish-ladder, orothorenay
mentis of passnjre. at or m-nr tb mid
dle of the wain channel, ao aa to nl
ow the paacaKe of trout nt nil time
of year, aa provided by lnw. Said
work to be done at low water time,
or to le completed by Feb. 7, 1907.
By order of J A. Barlmin.
Special Deputy flah Warden for
Lake County, Oregon.
fl. E, CHURCH DIRECTORY.
The fl rat Sunday In encn monin.
preaching at Union achool house at
11 A. M. Aalde from thla prenchlnn
every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30
P. M. at Lakevlew.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
league at 6:30.;
Prayermeetlnn Thursday T:30 P. M.
Ladles Aid Wednesday 1:30.
Choir practice F riday 7:30.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
you.
A. J. Armstrong Pastor.
ale of Timber Lets'.
Partlea who have tlmlwr land for
sale will do well to Investigate our
terms and methods of handling lands.
We have an office In Lakevlew, where
contracts can t made and options
taken on land. We guarantee the
highest market price, and are In a
position to demand and obtain It,
having leen In the business for many
yearx and In clone touch with all the
laud denlers of the country. Satis
factory results guaranteed by the La
Ornuile Investment Co. Write C. O.
Metxker, Lakevlew, Orejcou.
LAKEVIEW
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
H. E. Babsss, Prop'r.
Office in Biebcr's Store
taie leaves Lakeview daily.
oep' nnday at a. m. Arrive
t Alturas at 6 p. tu.
1-Hve Alturas (or l.keview a
i o'clock a. m. or on the arriva
of ti e stafte from Madeline. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 bonrs a(
ter leaving Alturas.
Freight - Matters - Given
Strict - Attention !
first - Class - At errcdetiens.
We have a full set of Mysell-Itolllns :
& Co's., samples of Stock Certificated
and bonds, with price list. If you
are organizing a stock company (;et
our prices on stock certificates, tf
Family liquors at font & Kings
To All Our
Subscribers
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hanger
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New Pine Crctk,
TUIC OaDCO Isksptnn Bleat I.C. Pabb
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ooairarla tor advertlsta ran bmaJtor U
Snharrlbera to the Kiamlnxr who tmoe
from on locality k am.llier, r rhanirv
ihelr poatofflc atltlrvna should n-nipinhrr lo
drop ihU omoe a card o ihrlr papor can be d
dreams! lo the rtshl poalolBea.
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I Paisley,
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K. N. UV1H. Clerk.
LAKEVIEW KSCAMPMENT. No. 1. S.
a I. O. O. F. tneeu ihe lit and Sd Thnre.
;S daTTnlno'ch month In Odd Fel- S,
1 lews' Hall, beaeview. .
A C.r.. C.O.MeUkcr. Scribe.
NHKrr Bk4!ltft
,M. n,rnl arnd.wlih swallow rork la
J3Ul6S Dallj right ear for ewet; revere
lor wetbera. Some ewee Square Crop and Sil.
In right ear. Ta Brand Ul. Range. rran
Uk( peatoteaddree.UkeTlew.Oreol
; L Brandt with Crop o leu
Z2C nnllWOnn ear. Ball Chdererop or
right lor ewee. rerree lor wethers Tar Branr
W. Range, FUh Creek. - roatolBpe alarm
LaSeelew. Oiveoi-,
$1,250 Reward.
rue Harney coanij
Lire Stock Anaorla
tlon. ol which I am
a member, pays 1750
reward lor erldence
leading to the con
Tlctlon o( partl
teallng (lock be
lonsltiK to iu mem
ber. In addition I
itffer IA00 reward
Hone brand horse
hoe bar on either
r both Jaw. Ke
ooided InSoonnties
ange, Harner, Lake and Crook Countlee
Borare Tented when told. Horteaaold to paat
through thin section will be reported In tbl
paper. II not eo reported, plvane write or tele
phone The "Him-! Herald, Main 824, Huini, Ore
fon. w- w .Brown, Burni. Ore-
Reward for Horses
7 1 will give $5.00 reward for Inform
ation that will lead to the discovery
of nny horse branded with an old
horseshis; brand on both Jaws, placed
as in the cut In this advertisement,
with fresh triangle brand underneath
the horseshoe. The triangle placed
In such a manner as would cover up
a bar on both Jaws. Animals must
be found in the possession .of some
person or personB.
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1
Tniiifr Iwind Retire ,
I'ntloil States Land OfUco, Lakevlew
Oron, Deo. 13th, HH7.
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provlxloits of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1M7H, entitled
"An set for the ssle of timber Ituida
In the fcitste of Cnlifonln, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
as extended to all the Public lsnd
states by aotr August 4. WX Add It
Toler, of lakevlew, couuty of ljks,
State of Oregou, has this day (lied In
this ottlce his sworu statement. No,
3H.rA, for the purthsse of the NW (usi
ter, SV iiiisrter. and Iots I aud 'i, ot
ecllon In Tonnshlp No. 37 8.,
lisngs No. 17 K.. W. M and will
olfer proof to show that the land
souiiht is more valuable for Ita timber
or stone than for agricultural put pos
es, Mild o eHtalitisli hi claim to said
land before Register and Receiver at
Lakevlew, Oregon, on Monday, the
10th day ot March, 1W8.
lie names as witnesses: Deo. Lynch,
H K. Woodcock. M. H. Ihirues, Sarah
i T. Woodcock, all of Lakevlew, Oregon.
Any ami all persous claiming aa
versely the Btove descrilwd lands are
requested o file their claims in this
ottlce on or before said ltitb day of
March, l'.KW.
6110 J. N.Watson, Register.
Timber jnd Xetlci
United StatesInd Otllce, Lakevlew
Oregou, Deo 7, HJ7.
Notice la hereby glveu that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sain of titnoer lands
in the States of Cnlifornls, Oregon,
Nevala, ami WaahingUu Territory,"
as extendd to all the Public Land
States by act of Augmtt 4, IKini, Sarah
Ciarrett. of Lakevlew, county of Lake,
state of Oregou. haa this day Hied in
this ottlce his sworn statement. No.
3N.'i:t, for the purchase of the N half,
NK quarter, SW quarter NK quarter,
and NW quarter, NK quarter, of sect
ion IS. in Township :w, S., liange 22,
R, W. M., and will otfer proof tu
show that the land sought Is more
valuable for its titular or tono than
tor SKrlcoltuial purposes, aud tu es
tablish his claim to said land betore
the liegistr aud receiver lit l.k
view, Oregon, un Friday, the Wlh
day of Kebniary. IOiW.
lie names aa witnesses: O. W. liar
dity, J. K. McCoul, (leo. Lynch. T.
R Hernard, all of Lakevlew, Oregou.
Any aud all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to tile their claims in this
ottlce on or before said UHth day of
Keby. 11)08.
5110 J. N. Watson. KegUter.
Tinker lael Nstirr.
United States Land Utiles, Lakevlew
Oregou, Dec. C 11W7.
Nut ice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
I of Congress of June, '. 187H, entitled
. " n at for the sale of timber lau d in
'the State f California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washinfctou Territory,"
as extended to all th Public Laud
states by act of August 4, IWi.
William W. Hampton, of Paisley,
county of Lake, state of Oregon, has
this (lay Qled in this otllce bis sworn
'statement. No Wli, for the purcbsse
i of the SW quarter, NK, quarter, N
: half, SK quarter, and quarter,
SE quarter, of Section 32 in Township
3tl S., Kai-ge 10, K. W. M., aud will
otfer proot to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for Ita timber
or stone than for agricultural purpos
es, ami to establish bis claim to asid
IhihI betore Kegister and Receiver at
Lakeview, Oregon, ou Monday, tbo'Jl
. th day of February, 1IX)8.
lie names as wituesnes: li 0. Jack
' sou, Frank Dobkius, George Harper, of
, PaiHlpy, Oregon, and Oeorge Kuiery
of Silver Lake, Oregon.
Auy aud all persons claiming adver
sely the above dnscribed lauds are re
quested to file their claims in this
otllce on or before said tilth day of
Feb. 1908.
51 10 J. X.Watson, Register
Tlmbi-r I.Hnil otlre.
' United States Iand Otllce, Lakevlew
Oregon, Uec. l'A VJifl.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An ct for the sule of timber lauds in
, the Slates of Califoriua, Oregon, Nev
ada, and Washington Territory," as
I AVtiiirloH in nil lliu Plllilin f .unii ytntuu
by act of August i, H'.fl,
Frank F. Toler, of Lakevlew, coun
ty of Lake, State of Oregon, has this
day Hind in this otllce his sworn state
ment No. 3842, for the purchase of the
E half HE quarter, NW quarter, SE
quarter, and NW quarter, SW quar
ter, of Section 22, in Township 37,
K., Range 17, E. W. M., and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable fur its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before
ItegiuUr and Receiver at Lakeview
Oregon, on Thursduy, the 5th, day of
March, VMH. ilo names as witnesses:
E. E. Woodcock, M. .S. Barnes, Ueo.
Lynch, &urah T. Woodcock, all of
Lakeview Oregou.
Any and all peisons claiming adver
sely the above described lands are re
quested to file ttieir claims in this
ottlce on or before said 0th day of
March, 1908.
5110 J. N. Watson, Register.
Timber land Notice.
United States Land Otllce, Lakeview
Oregou Deo. 11th 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act tor the sale ot tlbiner lands
in the States of Califorina, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washington Territory,"
as exteuded to all the Public Laud
Stales by act of August 4, 1892,
Thomas J. Powell, of Lakeview,
county of Lake, State of Oregon, has
this day filed in this office his sworn
statement, No. 38:15, for the purchase
of the E half, NW quarter, and W
half, NE quarter, of section 29, in
Township 38, S., Kauge 10, K, W.M.,
aud will otfer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish bis
claim to said land before Register and
Receiver at Lakeview Oregon, on
Tuesday, the 3rd day of March, 1908.
lie names aa witnesses: James E.
Murray, Paul K lingua, A. Storkman,
Chaa. Oliver, all of Luke view Oregon.
Any and alFpersons claiming adver
sely the above described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 3rd day of
March, 1908.
51-10 J. N. Watson, Register.
Nntlre for lnhllratlN.
Department ot the Interior, United
States Land Office, Lakevlew Oregon,
Deo. , HH17.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Stat of Oregon has, under the pro
visions or the act of Clongress of Au
gust 14, 1HIH. and the act supplement
al and amendatory thereof, mad ap
plication for the following decartlaid
unappropriated, nou mineral, aurvey
id public lands as indemnity for h
ses to its grant for common school
1urvc-s, to-a it:
,1st No. 210, for Ihe HW quarter,
NE quarter, Sec,. 34, T 'M H., It. 17
E., W. M.
List No. 241, for lh NE quarter,
SE quarter, Heo. 20. T. 30 H., R. Ill,
E. ami HW quarter, SW quarter. Sec.
2ft, NE quarter, NW quarter, Sec.
30, T. 30 8., K. 15 E..W.M.
Any ami all person clalmlin alv-r-sely
the aboie described laudn ai re
qufted to til In this office their ssld
i' la I ni a on or before the Saturdny the
25th day of Jauuaiy ,1!H)8.
61 5 J. N. Walsou. Reglwter.
rl HHVkTTTY i t i i K .
Department of the Interior, United
States Laud Office, Lakevlew Oregon,
Deo. 7. 1907
Notice is hereby glveu (hat In com
pliance with th provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1H7K eutltlcd
"An act for the sale of timber lands
In the States of California, Oregou,
Nevada and Washington Territory,"
aa extended to all the Public Land
State by act of August 4, IH92 Lena
F. Malloy, of Lakevlew, couuty ol
Lake. State of Oregon, has this day
tiled In this otllce his swotn statement
No 3834, for the purcliaxe of the SW
quarter of Section No. H, in Town
ship No. 38 8... Range No. 17 K., W.
M., and will otfer proof to show that
the laud sought is more valuable tor
Its timber or stone than lor agricul
tuial purposes, and to establish hi
claim to said laud la-fore Register and
Receiver at Iakevlcw )rgou, on Fri
day, thi 28th day of February, 1908
He names as witnesses: John Stliult
of Bonanza Oregou, D. P. Mslloy, F.
P. Light, Mi nine A. Light, of Lake
view, Oregon.
Auy aud all persons claiming ad
versely the atsive described lands are
requexted to Hie their claims in this
office ou or la-tore said 28th day of
February, 1908.
OIO J. N Wats.iu, Register.
Timlitr l.ml trr.
Uuited States Land Office, Lake
view Oregon, Deo. 0, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with tt provisions of tha act
of Congress ot Jims 3, 1878, entitled
"An act tor the pale, or timber lands
lu the States of California, Oregou,
Nevada and Washington Territory,"
as extended to al the Publ.c liud
States by act of Augu-t 4, 1892, Pearl
F. Wilshlre, or Lakeview, couuty of
Ijike. State of Oregon, haa this dsy
tiled iu this office his sworn state
ment, No. 382:1, for the purchase of
the SW4 SE1 HEJ SWJ NEJ SWJ Sec.
3 and NW NE) of Section No. 10. In
Township No. 38 S, Rauge No. 18, E.,
W. M., and will otfer proof to show
that the laud sought Is more valuable
for ita timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, aud to establish his
rlalm lo Mil lil land Ixifure Iteisixtftr anil
; Receiver at Lakeview Oregon, on
Thursday the 20th day of IVby., I!XW.
I Me names as witnesses: W. A. Wil
J shire, C. K. Oliver, Cllde Cogbur. ,
E. Smally, all of Lakeview Oregon
i Any anil all persons claiming ad
l versely the above described lands are
I requested to tile their c airns In this
' office on or laifore ssld 20tl, day ol
I Feby. 1908.
I 5010 J. N. Watson, Iteginter
ilrr lor Pulillrallou
Department of the interior, United
States Land Office, Lakeview, Ore
gon, Nov. 20, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
State of Oregon has, under the pro
visions of the Act of Congress of Aug
list 14, 1818, and the acts supplemen
tal and amendatory thereof, made ap
plication for the following described,
unappropriated, uou mineral, stir
veyed public laud as Indemnity for
losses to its grant for common school
purposes, to- wit. :
List No. 238, for SW, Sec. 21, T.
30 H., R. 10 K., W. M.
List No. 239, for NE SW, SW
SF.J, Hoc. 35, T. 25 S.. and Lot 4. Sec.
l.T. 20 S.. R.l 9 E., W.M .
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lauds are
requested to file in thi office their
said claims on or before the 31st day
of January, 1908
5010 JN. Watson, Register.
TIVIHKK I. '! IIITK K.
United States Land Office, Lakeview
Oregon. Oct. 17. 1907.
Notice la hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lauds
in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Terrirty,"
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4. 1892, Edgar
Howell, of New Plue Creek, county of
Lake, State of Oregon, has this day
tiled iu this office his sworn statement,
No. 38(Xi, for the purchuso of the Lots
12. aud 3, ot section No. 21. In
Township No. 41 8., Rauge No. 21 E..
W, M., and will olfer proof to show
that the hind sought is more valuable,
tor its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, uud to establish his
claim to said land bcfoie the Register
and Receiver at Lakevlew Oregon, ou
Thursday the 2, day of January, 1908.
lie names as witueses: J. V. Reed
er, licit Wade, O. U. Iiamniersluv
Oscar Smith, all of Pine Creek, Ore
gon.
Auy and all persona claiming ad
versely the above described luuds are
requested to tile their claims in this
office on or before said 2 day of Jau.
1908.
4310 J. N. Watson, Register.
FTLarrroof Wollef.
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Lakeview. Oregon, Nov. 27.
1907.
Notice la hereby given that William
If. liailey, of Lakeview Oregon, has
tiled notice of his intention to make
final Five year proof iu support 'of
his claim, viz: Homestead Eutry No.
3593 made A pi 11 10, 1900, for the H',
NE and E HE Section 18. Town
ship 38 S, Itangeil. E., W. M., and
that said proof will be made betore
Register and Receiver, at Lakeview j
Oregon, on 3rd day of January, 1908.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Wm. Uehart, li. Uruman, Will
Diebop, 8. li. Chandler, all of Luke
view Oregon.
48 5 J. N. Watson, Register.
Select! -!;
"SOLID COLD" IN LAV.
Meaning of a Putillng Tsrm I"
Jswslry Trads.
The term "solid gold" has been
cause of much discussion on tlir I
of manufacturers of gold artht. .
of much misapprehension on l!i i
of the public f.r some time p" '
the recent law tlx lug the conn,
definition of the phrase is
on all altlea.
According to this law. says t'
Loul Olott Democrat. 10 ciii.i
la the commercial "solid gold."
article containing more nil"
thl or all articles with pari
contain more alloy are hemel..i
b known a plated, filled or
gold and must I so marked b
manufacturer. For example, n
with top of "solid" gold. een to
value of 18 carats, cannot leg''
called solid If hinge, hook or I !
not 10 carat gold, while another pin
' 10 carata throughout, though of v
laaa Intrinsic value than that of in
ra. la legally "solid gold." Thin lnr
' was made to protect tb manufacturing
i jewelers against the makers and eclt-.
era of "phony" Jewelry and ha lecn
heartily Indorsed by the legitimate
trade all over th United Htates.
"It la a law which w hav long
needed," aald a St. Loula wholesale
' Jwler. "but solid gold la a misnomer,
and I for on should b very glad t
ee th term abandoned and th valu
tamp ud In Ita plac. Commercially
peaking, there never wa such a thing
solid gold'-at least not fur tb
last 200 or 300 yeara. Pom of tb
octant Jewelry of tb Romas and tb
renaissance perlcxla wa mad of pur
gold, worked np by band with th
. crudest tools, and that Is, of coura. of
' far greater value on account of th
purity of the material a well aa lt
quaint and beautiful workmanship and
Its antiquity than any modern pnxtocti
of the goldsmith's art.
"Hut alloy baa been used to cou
' atantly Increasing extent atooe, be
cause jeweler found that tb harder
th gold waa rendered by good alloy
the greater It wearing qualities and
, th more aecur. therefor, tbe aettiag
I of th gema It contained. Oar jewelry
1 now la of 18. 14 or 10 carat, according
' to the design and character of th ar
ticle, and It I much mora frequently
, 10 than 18.
! "Th law requires a to mark on th
article Itself or on th card to which
It la attached th exact valu of th
gold In all the parts, Juat aa the food
manufacturer are now obliged to
state the Ingredient of the package on
the taltel. and heavy penalty la at
tached to the use of the words 'solid
gold' If any part of the article contains
less than 10 carats of gold.
"There Is bill now lielng prepared
to be Introduced at th licit Congress
to bIhjIIkIi tbe use of this term and
substitute the carat stamp for It, and
both wholesale and retail jeweler
over he country will work hard for
its pnssuge. Wo believe the terra la
calculated to deceive, even when fully
explained. This bill, If passed, will re
quire manufacturers to stamp all gold
articles with the number of carets
registered. Half a carat will be al
lowed for errors, but the miimifnetur-
, er will have to nee that the gold comes
within this limit. This would he
' great help t the buying public as well
as to us. for then c verylxaly could see
at on.e what he Is getting and there
would not le so many chunccs for a
comeback at us."
Mushroom Break Atphslt Walk.
Illustration of the wonderful strength
of growing vegetable matter Is af
forded In a forceful manner by a mush
room brought to the otllce of the New
by T. J. Trustier. Tbo mushroom,
which la of the edible kind, grew under
tbe asphalt pavement of the MIddl
drive. Ita strength In growing wa
BufHclcut to bulge up the pavement for
radiua of more than two Inches and
finally to break off the hump of as
phalt. Imbedded like a cap In the ceuter of
the mass of usphnlt Is the pilous of the
mushroom. This Is perfectly fo?med.
The stipe or stem Is slender and only
slightly lamb The circular piece of
sphnlt displaced Is alnjut four Inches
in dlumetcr and about an Inch and a
half thick. Tho surface Is filled witli
seams and cracks, show ing that the a
phnlt Ktivo wny slowly under tho graV
ually Increasing pressure of tho musk
room Is'iieath. Indlauapolia News.
Future of Aristooracy.
That en aristocracy which perpetu
ates Itself and renews Itself with nil
tbe best blood of the country may bo
benefit to a country Is proved by the
example of England, where tbe past la
always the base of progress. In Franca
the aristocracy, fought by royal poll
ties, decimated by revolutions, exhaust
ed by a new regime, haa been reduced
to a smoll number of families. The
Due de Rohan Buys: "There la no
longer nn aristocracy; money bus killed
lt"-Parls Vie Heutreuse.
Young at Eighty.
People are no longer ashamed to be
about and doing their work at eighty.
Thoy uo longer feel compelled to apolo
gize to their young descendants for
standing In tho way. They have dis
covered that old age la a relative
term and thut unless serious tihvslcal
dlsablcuieuts or crippling dlseuse iM.ua
at eighty one may be active without
being disrespectful to the younger gen
eration or lacking In respect for one,
own contempora.rics.New York Cut-look.