Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, September 10, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextL.KK COl'NTY KXAMINF.lt, LAKKVIKW. OKKtlON. Tlll'HSDA V, SKIT KMUF.lt 1. It . t- T 1 lr PmtnfV Examine JaKCOUmyiaiiiius .-,--r--- KltKN J Ho M AN. I.rrt rarer, ni'l ! ClrculnlUm ( torn nJ Southern Ore (run M lit l-IIKI' I VHIY THl Ksl V ot rtp ' I.I..' I ln V:t. r i n! vv in ri I vi r rrn 51 Hk'MMION K T1 in x'l On,' ' i nr. Six i.i.'ni! Tbr.-i' i!-'' r J.-.l j 1 1V-.M.'. -,. : iii i ,.,': t.' ::' tT (r, m tMvir ; ilr; i .1 im k n 1 .14 I K i ii ctijini'il -!-.' .: ' lirii i m.r. K.-h.I. r- i. Jl iv rt'i.iiuir i ii. i ' i i'..iP"': , . ! i . inl U I ill h-:s ni h in m. run II it .-iu:o-Hilv. r i. mi Ail l.v inl n. il l IV i lnu-.ti ."! U 1 .III'' -'it I" iiuie , i'l ml' t i i.e h r ill , ii m.m h ,;i irnui i..i v ti rm. THIS PAPER Ill ktM't u Hi,- ,1 I. I OAKk n A.ivi'nKif.is AK. no-r 1J4 5-n toirii tor .Iv-Tiintic umill t ' I - i jq O'eiioti there are 4,7ty.4."iti aores OUR NATIONAL TICKET. ot:unstirveye latil. U'Hshiticton. 2.- 1871, 170 ai-re and 1 iabo, lJ,i;i,04l roR PKKS1PKNT WILLIAM II. T.V T Of tihio FOR VK'K TKKSHiKNT JAM ES S. SHERMAN UK NKW YviHK. PRECIUKXTIAI. r.l.KCToKS J. I). I-ee, of Multnoruach futility. F. J. Miller, of Linn County. A. C. Marnteri. of DouIhh C'otintr. U. It. Butler, of (Jilllmu County. THE BETTER WAY Tbe new spapers of San Francisco ; v, Kn rnhfwdof a sensation, and a ho,. tn inflict their readers with a lot of erotic brain- torm-m. b7 act ot one A. L. Hunt . who is a prominent t i h iiirnmih uni ' DOase-ujuvri, nu i ' -... perverse cirenmstauce arrived bom? nnexpectelly and found a soldier j from tbe Presidio in his Iio'.ue. ii is . -l.. o t .w thp intrud i r hurular but bi wife netted eo hard for him uot to shoot tnai ne became suspicious and went to tbe - Pollci? crurt iuylead, aod made com plaints, as to acts of the coupi" say ing : ''1 shall uot p'-ay Harry Tbaw or Cap- taiu Uaius .No unrltt-u la ior me Any won an that deceives her husband as my w ife has uecene i me, la not wcrtb kiliiurf any nan ovei. I'll pe-t h divrrce auJ that ends it. Let me po, jude; I wont take tbe triiul le tn i ri..w-iite them." t.., i l , . nil h 1 1 1 1 1 1 i j i t 1 1 r i . i u u , ua - : than tl. ckuil 6DOOTiu- -uu oa:ger i driving of Tba.v, H-ia an i that stripe! HuH is not iu jail. tijbtitJi! , to keep from tbe electric cbair: there I is no blood aud brains on the carpet and wails, and he is, or will be, soou free to no and marry someone else, j who any love biiu w isely and well, and faithfully too. But the -caudal- monei daily newspapers do uot fell satisfied witb i that sort of tniuu. To tbeirererla.-t- inu shame, be it oil 1, tbey want col umns of blued and.u-o-r-e. sirahiwitb all tbe Krsotne details aud pictmes and tbe nastier tbe mess the better it suits them. Some dav nut lie opiuiou dill frown upon such muck rakiuii, it.d then' tbeeditors will quit dishing such stuff up, oi uo to jail, where tbej ! belonK ' j , The Portland Journal in coaiment ing on the Haiuj-Auuta shouti.'-g pointedly says: How intiuitely better to have throw u tbe revolver into the pea, to bav let tbe woman, erring or unerring, go ber nay, aud to ba'e been, not a lunatic, but a man. All this will be realized, before bis trou bles end, by Captain Peter Hains. HINDOOS CANNOT BE ClTIZE NS The Hood Kiver News-Letter imb lisbes a letter from Hon. Andrew J. Bailie t, Assistant U. S. Attorey at Seattle to the clerk of court, of Wasco county, Oregon, in which be says: Tbis office is in receipt of a letter from the chief, division of naturaliza tion, iJfcpartment lof Commerce and Labor, requesting this office to in struct dwks of court within tbe terri tory eon pricing the states of Oregcu, Idaho, Montana, aud Washington, uot to r ceive declat at ions of inten tions to become citizens nor petitions for naturalization from Hindoos. You are beieby requested to comply with such request. " Alt w . . llie -News-L,etter comments tbe al ove as follows: upou In viewing the records at the county cierk's cilice, another peculiar thing U uoticed regarding the Hindoos. Tiie naturalization hot ks at that office rbow that the surnames of the fifteen Hindoos, who took out their Hrst papers are the same, being "Singh. 'Hhulo Singh," Ksor Singh' and Son BiDgb, " etc. Tbe foreigners could Dot speak boflicient Fcglish to ex plain the reason why their last names are all tbe same, though they elated that they were related in uo way. i ... . j .1.... ,1 II 1 1 Ov remeiiicre - n'm " . I of tl.e Hindoos wore turbans for a j correi t policies lot the giu-rsl good 1 ,.11 mi i t( ? ,,,,cnwg!,nBKWt!hBlll n,,,,,,,!, ,,f hi. people .ore a white tnrlmn. the others wear- ought to. .-id mill, lot Mm remain I ..... Whenever : any of 1 Hindoos of the Hack I"'"'1 i ' !ir."ss were walking along the street j with thtr countrymen wearing" while turl an. thf torn or Hlnays waklo.1 n few feet let in I the white topped Hin- 'duo. Sheneerhe would ftup they notil I lo likcwis". never going to hl -He or nhe tl ot him. It i though! l'.-i! tie white cd ircd torba'i h hi di.-iitne i f iank.it! wearer I i held in the huh respect by tho.-e of th i nck tin buiis,and ttiat the others hail to walk lehtnd the while turhane,! llin. loo out of n s cot. HI 5T LANDS (iOlNC lASf The general I. ami l)Hii ha OOlll i ile.l iti Miiiiiml t tein nt -show in-: the area nii'li f ti e ui lu domain remaining iMK-i of .Inly 1, l'.H'S. From tl-ii- statement it an ears that tl;e i;oiei nment s-till lias all area of T."iJ.v" ".'. UiTen of smrveye l am) mi survive. 1 Intnl. inoliulini: the tollow i ti r : Alaska. :Wi 5. iC. ." ;' aores ; Arioita. J-iTlV-VJ; O liforuia. 21'.s;i4. : t'oloia'io. .Cl'iV.tX'T ; Neva. la. ! 1.77H. jO: 1 1aho, JU.7n1.'-J; .Montana. 4ts -.!.:, 4 ; New Mexieo. 44.T77.rHCi; Ore gon. I tx !". TIM. ; Utah ;.o7,..'. .Wash iu't ID. 4i4, i.'0,tXU : Wj-oiiiitur. :tl.- 4:i7.:X1i 'acres. In Alaska all the Uml is tin 1 sarveveil. BOTH BAN UL'DE FALLAW5 The h.ou.e city of tbe editor, Minue nnlin. is said to he tbe largest Scan ; -r - - t dinavian city in the world. The state, j too. is largely populated ty these 'very desirable people of that nativity 1 w ho rapidly assimilate and soon make ; : first cla-s Americans. Both the po- I litical parties of the state recok'uize ttbis elemeut. iud the democrats picked jupou a mau who now is a loroiidable j factor in the uational politics --f that party. Tbe republicans, after trying ' a politician 'and merchant to defeat j Johnson, at last bae picked upon Jacobseu. wbo eats pie with bis knife. to da tbe job. The result is suaus, as follows: "Ay bane patty purty K'ide fallar,"says Yon Yonson of Miu nesota to tbe iscaodanaviau. bane purty Ku ie fallar too, Y acob Yaco bron of tbe tiaaie Ay says state But tbe chance ol success resis nu Jobtison The fact, surmised f. r some time. bas juft been made public that tbe Rockefeller outfit now owns tbe Smel'. er trust. Xetr miud, tuy baby, don't you cry '. It will only be, at tbe present rate of absorption, a very short while before Kockefeder owns us body soul, aud breeches. Tbe United Stats Goveumenl re ports a decrease in the use of beer tbe past seven months of the enormous total of 2, rJ'UJ barrels. This falling off pro! at y is due to eo much tern ; torr coiui: dry and th inaiil7 OT : - uch ocalilies to secure their usual j supply. ! kmmb The lone banr.it who held up ..,! i robbed 2-j tout iste in the Vellowstone j Park is still far iu tbe rear of tbe rec- nri He as th- onlv cue allowed ! orj oe a" i" c ! ..ill. . . nn ill 1. .r.1 ul IhU m U II I nnuc, ,1.11. ."..o ... - Harriman, who holds up the entire, stite of Oregon, and complacently reilevfs oui wallets of J'JU.UDO IXX) profits in oue year, and meanwhile doi-s nut extend bis line a single mile. Hut be is the only man witb a rail orad ! Fortunately for Oregon it now looks as though that old man Hiil is coming to our relief. A direct primary law is playing be d ickens w itu the sure ttiurf man in l'lit ic. Iu Michigan it will take au f)l''u' oauvass to establish wbo is the man for tiovirnor. In the republican I ptate conventl'iu of Idaho the plank 'endorsing tbe primary election was defeated by a small majority, but a ; determined opposition smarhed tbe slate, and placed a lot of new men iu nomination. It may be after a i while that matters will shape tbem celvrs so that there will bd purity in j politics as well as there is now in bakiDg powder ! Well, Harriman Las come, stayed, fished, Lunted, and gone; and that, too, without making bis promised visit to Lake County and Lakeview. But, perhaps the press reporta were wrong in stating such was bis inten tion. Never mind. But meanwhile, what is the matter cf the business men of Lake county getting up a petition asking one J. J. Hilltocome to our relief! He has beeu appealed to befoie, and cot in vain. It is w oi th 'rying anyhow. Itemember, the Lok. nelps thosi) who helps them selves ! Tbe following concerning Mr. Bryan by Uncle Joe Caunou is probably the most delicate bit of irony that was ever said of that gentle uau : "Touching tbe personality nf Mr. Bryan. 1 have little to say. Hound of face, sweet of voice, composed in his demeanor, aud unabashed by his fie quent changes of position, from time to time, be stands first among all the Chautauqua lecturers iu tbe United States. Until be gets a new light and forsakes the heresies which would, if adopted, wreck tbe republic, der- l,,ir in rmir . ami Ulllll ne mori" Htsl uniting inns prn, io mm e ehnpictit men who niiiHinHy ilollglif ns in our Chatuaunun ns ml lien. ' Q Then I nothing to viohil it the weatiiiK of the ilireotoir or nheath Coimis, iiiil'ottonctl the whole ler.Klh," iliolaieil I'loseent intf At tornty Ku'i', of Walla Walla loonly, in ri I'oiir-e to an x ions irnuiriec, if I'entlv. "'oil n-ay n'U te me an raying m, if yon i'h, that there In no luw ok the htatnte liookn Hi;a;li.t it- tlio .1 1 ; ect .'lie h:i- i'iii' l im,e the men h i im:i le t he hi U't j Mil lie I. Fiesiili'iit Kii i.-t'velt ill ntten l the openl'ic si'isimi of the Titinn Mli siiipii I'li ikiri'si t.v lie hel I in San Fraiu'isoo. Dot Oth. A flat rate of ?i'i for roun.t I ri( from nil Mi-sonri river points has lieen iirtineil. ami it is e.ei'teil a larre limn tier "ill avail t ne'iwelves of tltia opportunity to see the nest. The ropiihlii at;s of t'ltlifornia reiu ei to ti.lorse the woman's -.ir!tHne plank. The (ietiofrats plaoeil a plank iu their platform It in no wav commits the democrat to woman imttrtme, I -til tnerelj favors let tini: the people of the state decnie an to whether or not wonieu shall be civen the riiiht to vote The Writht hrothers have de nionsttate.l their aliility to J-tart their flyiuc machine from the ground without Htitaratns. Their latest feat fl . ,. f n,jnlltrt ,t an Blti'mle of 75 feet. It is reported . .. , . . , t t, the French llovernuient. The Hock Island is discharging all railroad compauy i its men w ho are ' cigarette tieuds. The road officials have demonstarated th t the habit: unfits men tor duties iu nil branches of the service. ! Fitr I.ohs YVu jm,mm,ok 1 The type male us cut dowu titimer 1 ; loss from tires last week verv mater ; iaily. Instead of 2.(.XXMM feet los. as stated, it was 'W.lHH.i.(iti. leet, a ivety dietfrent account, and at lowes 'estimate nt value, i.r.) per M btump ace, loss foots up half u million dol lars. ReaMy the loss is much greater (than tbe tlnures show, as there also was more or less youtiii timber ilea troyed, which will take yeats to re- produce, if at a'.l possible to re-for- i est tbe burned district. How to Oct Mronf P. J. Daly, o' 1217 W. Concress St.. Chicago, tells of a way to beoom e strong: He says: ".My mother who is old and was vey feeble, isdeiitiui; so much benefit from hh-ctric litters, tnar 1 feel it's my duty to tell those wbo need a tonic and strenitt benimr medicine abou. it In my mother's case a marked pain in tletb ha result ed, insomnia has been overcome, and sb is steadily prowin stronger." Elpctric bitters quickly remedy stomach, liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at A. L. Thorn- ton's drug store uoou tor tJiuoun I took two of C hamberlain s Stom- ach and Liver Tablets last night and ieei uny per ceui ueiier inau i m . . I . . have for ueek-s. nv .1. .1. Firestone of Allegan. Mitb. "They are certainly a Hue article for biliousness. " Forleveri ttlMt lue "re ,fl K" lvr "t'out tae by Daly and Hall. Samples free. J 'W Pr on. and if so, that Is good . I enough for anybody. - For a Sprained Ankle For a Sprained Ankle A sprained ankle may w cured in about one-tbird tbe time usually re qured by applying Cbamberlaiin's Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. For sale by Daly and tiall. A sprained ankle may r,e cured in bet Treatment for a Burn I If for no other reason. Chamberlain's Salve should be kept in every house ! hold od account of its great value iu I tbe treatment o" burns. It allays the paiu almost instantly, and unless this injury is a severe one, heals tbe parts j without leaving a scar. This salve is j also tineu.ualed for chapped bands. . sore nipples and uiseases of the skin. ! Price, i"j cents. For sale by Daly and i Hall. Notice for Publication Not Coal Land Department of the Interior L'. S. Laud Office at Lakeview Oregon, Augu-t UH, 1908. Notice is hereby given that STKPHKN W. YOU NO, cf Plush, Lake Co. , Oregon, who, on August 23, l'J08, made Homestead Kutry, No. 0433, for W bait SW quarter. Sec. 10, S balf St2 quarter, Section !), Town ship 35 S. . Range 'JO K., Will. Merid ian, bas field notice of intention to make Final five year Proof, to estab lisb claim to tbe land above described, before Kegister and Receiver, at Lake view, Oregon, on tbe Hth day of Oct ober, l'JUS. Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur L.Highflll, Wilter S. Lyon, of Plusb, Oregon, John liarry and N. W. Snyder, of lakeview. Oregon. 3710 J.N. Watson, Register. ti build ers, mecnamcs artisans ind workers of til kinds wear Levi Strauss & Co's Copper RiteteJ Overalls cut full selected denim strong ind serviceable ssk yor dealer i illil on r jn o onr Eamfley FilassMgiil Carry a coinplcto Tine- of (uiural Mv-ivlnimlisc, composnl ol Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnish- TENTS T' rCoolsins rtcn' GUNS sils, Groceries, Camp and Heating Stoves, Trunks, Bedding, Etc. Your alley r iv.v Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets. ,9 j Sv.-r. --ill r-'.-.'-es vMd !n fia't 12 y-y .r- - - r GOLD BRICK FROM THE 11 D Ali CAMP A Fine $100 Seen ;tt the al Hank, One Can lie Firt Nation Lakeview No one need to say that there is no gold iu the Hong u i ii i iik' ih-tiii-t near New lJine Ccrek, tor tiere has ; tieeu palpalile evidence iu ton the past week that there is gold there. The l'i rot Natiot al llauk of Lake. j view has bei-u custodian the pa-t ! week of a gold brick proiluced Irnm ore from the Suushien claim iu that Idistrict. it will he worth from iMi to flUT, when refined. ! contains considerable silver, l ot when reduced to purity, the goM will probab y be worth about 1- to the ounce. The brick is owned by Sbuer A Bassler, who are developing the property, aud was taken ptac'icail) trout surface workings. I Ihe product er ton was uot stateil in lue letter accompanying llie golil brick. We have seen it stated. ho; i r. i : i M 1 junurica is o lie smppeii irnm uere hebuer lirca , of Longmout, Colo rado. wbo are interested in tbe mine. All this goes to show ttat Nevada hasn't all tbe gold and that a little of it slopped over in tbe making of it, into Oppuleut Oregon. Hev. .1. T. Miiore, of I'ritievillo. who wiih here ii short tliiicHtfo, and who went to Tillmaiionk, lo bok over h iniHtorute hitn returned to I'rlneville. He recently Hcceiitcd t he pastorate t Fossil, h town 11 sliurt (limn nee from I'rlneville A Sure enough Knocker J. C. (Joodwlu. of Iteidsville, N. C. says: "Lfucklea's Arnica Salve is a sure enough knocker lor ulcers. A bd one came on my 'eg last summer, but that wonderful salve knocked it out in a few ruundi. Not even a scar remained." Guaranteed for piles, sores, bums etc. 2x:. at A, L. Thornton's drugstore Administrator's Sale In the Count) Court of the State of, Oregon, for Lake County. Ill tlie matter of r lie j : F.stHteof J. i . Citation. ' Ada HIM. Deceased ) To fieorge Admit, and Kh.alicth Adam, and the unknown heir of .1. (J. AilaniH, dect'UHed : iu the name of the Kta' of Oregon; You and each of you tiro hereby cited and required to appear in the ( 'ount., Court of i heSwiteof Oregon, for LaUt'cotmty.at the Court room there of lu the i lly of Lakeview, Oregon, on the I'.Hh day of October, BIOS, at 10 o'clock, A. M , and then ami there eliow caiiMcJ II any you have, why or der ol Hale Miioiild not Im- mode, di recting;, authorizing;, ami licensing; M. D. Hopkins, a ailiulnlat rator with will annexed of said Katate, to noil at private aalc for cash In hand the following deHcritifd Ileal Katate, la loiiKlnK' to the Katate of J. (j. Adam, (leceitwd, to-wit: KWjrSrt', Sec. 14. KS1W, 'WSKV;. iSee. 15, Twp. 'M, b. It. LU, K. W. M., Lake county, Oregon, iu accordance witb the Peti tion herein nu file, for Bald wale, to pay the claims njjaliiat eald Lntate, and the eipeuHCH of administration. Wltnean the Honorable B. Paly, Judge of aald (ktunfy (!ourt, with the wal of said Court affixed thin 8th day of Kcptt'iiilier, lUOM t SKA!.. SI0 ON F. W. PAYNK. (bounty Clerk. iatronaj;o is respectfully solicited Massingil To Gore a Cold in One Day rr.nnth. ThlS Signature, Smiles and Squalls Koine one said locksmiths." Hut "Love :muh1ih at we know a fellow wbo got a regular Happy H.ioligan hump ou top of his head, just because his wite found l.ickft of red tut t r on his coat shou der, while her own luck were an black as the wings of 1'oe's raven that qouthe, "Never inure!" He never let It happeu agait , m he was catetu eiil after lo pick all light colore I iin'k-i off tin ciut !in and also to remote all traces of paint and powder I -f.j re presenting hiu self before the ynx ey-d partner of his jo) a and or ro s ! A mean man says that as soon as a doctor says his wife must g away for i her health that she makes au ou slaugfit on a dressmaker's shop. Some girls are reielliug because "ma" uiMists tn keeping them in short skirts, that are a directoire gown all around, for no other reason than because "ma" thinks it she! lengthen the girl's skirts that other! folks will cab her au old one! ' The ouly John 1). and may his tribe j grow less has develop! d as a humor' 1st. in wriiing to me jokesmltlis con . i veution he said "The w,rld owes you j , ,)-bt of ral itiide, gentlemen. You ur ili rn -,,,., uti-i. .... ,i.. . ' " J-" "I - ( harity in born of a good, hearty. honest laugh. It spreads a k tidlier feeliug among mankind. 1 wish you collectively ami individually, all suc cess." lint he forgot to enclose the boys a cheque for a million apieccn. Six girls of New York t'itv have en tered into a compact never to marry a man who dix-s not shave every morn ing and put on at clean shirt before breakfast. All right, girls. You do 1 1 he laundry act, and get no eary iu ' tbe morning, build a fire aud get the I water hot, and we will do tbe rest. : A wealthy Chinese merchant of Los .Angeles has become infatuated with la vaudeville act cress. His Chinese j wife did not like that of course, so he jtnok her only pair of pantaloons and sent thrfin to tlie aetresH with a note 'stating that his wile could not chase OUR. QUARTERS The L.'ikcvicw I'urnittire Com pany lias moved into the lare Hrick Imildin"; on Water street where a Large Stoek of every thing usually .found in a Furn iture Store will he kept Undertaker's Parlors ' Repair Shop LAKEVIEW FURNITURE STORE. WALLACU & CO., Prop'r Lakeview Oregon Cure Ci i H in Two Da;-. i V on evtty 1 box him now, that she would have to I stay at home. He In a mighty iiihu mail, alle same .Meliran man, but we never heard of a white it.uu resort ing to such an ex pcil lent to prevent hi-, wife Imestigating an escapade with one of the high kicking variety. j i he olg New Yolk The big broker A. O. Ilrown. of who mhh to it arry Kilim Wallace ..upper (seierai times a wife has lu liil for a couple of mllimi. It until. I be In .Testing to know whether K.lt.a got the Kuhluor for an engagement ring ! CLA581FED WANTS 1ft H- in. Ml., g 1 tliftl NO I K F. - C with t ln rul-H Liikevien i I j water will be slim ; ''7-tf. s . I HMl.T. N i:VN HTAMl:- DAII I'Al'KKS can lie piircbased each uioriilng at Wallace A Cii'n. news stand on 'a ter street, north ot I lie I 'o.t office. 1 tf M H II l.l'Nt ery .nliiiiii. II AT I IIK If I'OM iV KI.Mi IIAVl. IMF. IW.NT glui'eiif Liquor II Il I I lg.nr to Im found In Oregon. tf .1. II. Cl'TLI'.K VHIHV AT TIIK Hotel Lakeview bur. The Im-M nml purest whisky iniule. tf LOOK AT THF. NO I U F. FOi: HE unril isxiled liv the TelephotlO ('oiupuny for ileal ro.vluu: Km prop erty. Ititf WANTF.D TIM If Kit LANDS HO M K stead relinquishments wanted. W want to buy direct from owuers. Write particulars to , M. II , Box 4 '.''A Kugene, Oregou. ft "WANTF.D. -OOOD MAN IN KVK rv locality. Oood pay; experience unnecessary to represent large Ileal Kstafe organization, write today. B. F. Loos Co., 1 es.iolnes, Iowa." tf NEW 2;f52S!SJBSaSSBlSS3 BffiS B2SSS1 USSZUK