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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1908)
t.AKK COlNTY F.XAMINF.It, LAKKYIKW. OltFtiON. TIH'KSliAV, SF.ITI MB Lit 17. !!' 4 Lake County Examiner I Itl ! J l MAN. l.nrgrft l'r r;. rr. anil laigrjt Clrcetalion n mitt Southern Otumi I'l Hl.l-IIKI KVKItV Till KSlVV. KniiTt t tin- tMt Hi'. hi I M-vlr , h jvt-,nnl I'iHtis Mutter I'ot NTV nl'l'li I VI. lVW'ft MH'M.ltllMION K IT' Our rinr. 1m atlvimoe. Hi x muni Ik. ' .... Three mo u h. fin 1 ..1 not pni'1 in advance. : ..v the ''. SiuvriMT in I In- Kiiiiint wiii remove from oil- loraiuy l aneilier. or ehui;i lhi-ir 1-oMotTn i- .l.tr -dnniln reim-mluT 10 rlroi ilim . ttn i' n rur.t o 1 1 1 r pner can be ad dr?". 'I in ' h- r;,M iin.'n'tiei'. AtiVl.RTISINil HA It. R. ir'ilnr vih'mI'-.. ml mi ini li. sini:li' rolnn.ii !. . r im iiii. All ihm.i!i: 'N. ch.i : . . t ' - ! u i- umnt 11 l i't ol i.m.nv. lion i-i:ti!.-.t Mmn .'in ii li nif I i ivul ic, ii' . ' ra A'! mori Term t t exira K i I r- i i-h: Oo'UTitiiv li-. per liitf eaeh in ao!tl-ii. Wri il h-1- ." lini-u'i iii--r'iei 1,-n 1 : . I mi. -1r-,nei-.l lv fr- luir Mini ji" printm: r!i in Hi.aiec All M.lsilil" :ut ny!ilf the lirstol em h tmilltll. -4jf-o ee. ihuoii iroin tluso term.. THIS m fcp)t on fllr mi K.C. Oakk'R A.tvorlisinc Agonor 14 lomt1 Cui rue; ri-i . . rti-.iui run bemile'r a. OUR NATIONAL TICKET fill I'HKSIlrKNT W I .I,I A M II. Of Ohio TA 1 FOll V1CK 1'KKMIHKNT JAM KS S sl IF. KM AN UK NKW YoKK. I'KKSIMKNI I A I. Kl Kl 'ToliS .1. I. Ijf . nf Multlllllll.Hll ClltlUtV. K. .1. Miller, of I. inn unity. A. ('. Miirsters. nf I )i ml.is I'oiitity. Ii. II. I'.uth r. f iiilintn t'minty. OUR. NAVAL POLICY The Laval policy is HJiun to he onj oftLebi.'unl tmruiui! iiuestions ut , the t.ext te.-iou of coujiess. The poo j pie h Inst winter mule the v'l'eaf ! Hk'ht fir the four tattlesbipH uuA finally a- a i'oiiiiirotiiie reeeireil f he , atsuriuie i f to each vear hereafter, i are e.i cte 1, ,111 view uf expres?inn iu which souje of them have indulged, an i of slnrtiuL'S iu inten.at ioniil naval ' relations an i protiran s, to !. diirat- : istieil with that arrauiretiieut. and to, insist on three or lour new fiiititiutf j monsters it thi? next fce.-sjon. ' Til-" e are teverbl reasons why the j h-'ht is u'cintt to le i nsheii wi'h rreat vitfor this. tin e. One of the fnr:-t im-1 porta.'it. thuuk'h the greater nbiy ad- : vocates ireution it only in uuder- tooes, is tliHt the ci rnini: se-ri ;u will; be t h last of Theodore Kn g velt's i viouruiiB haudli.ii of the hi rtii-k. ' The piesident favors u poweiftil navy. When he was secretary of the nary, he J jfo! the f',rtr ei'ht-tiattle---hip, two j fle--t i ien in m-s head, aud set at work ! to fi-Miw t lint iiieal. He really started 1 at tiiat ti:.e tl,e program which has brought naliation iu sikiht. Comes dow Ad'i-iral Kvaos and declares that j our ships are piod enough, ou:y t; ete ' KbinhJ te forty ei)lit of them : a fleet j of sixteen in cotun.i i-ioti ou each e'ean at all times, with eijjLt iu re j 6erve on each ocean. j There is no que-r-tion but that, ow-' ini to circumetatces not necessary t(j ' mention, a bjjj nivy is a "juarauty of; peace. Iu reality it is a eort of aj national insurance. If it prevents a n it will lie m rth all it coi-ts. If! a war should break on , the nation ! that is prepared best always wins. i 8o loug as other nations wi 1 not dia- I arm, it would be suicidal for America j to revert into a couditon of unpre ' paredoefes. CONSERVE THE f ORESTS The speakers at the recent confer ones of (Jovernoia upou conservation of too natural tesourees of the coun try were amoug the ablest and wisest wen of America. Many subjects were discussed, among them the continu ous deterioration of our soils which is now going on. This has occurred in a'l parts of the earth as they Lave been successfully occupied by man and continued with great distress to the peopla as the land became less and less able to support its inhabi tants. Hitherto, however, there has been various souroes of relief. Wars and epidemics of pestilence have swept off the people and redened the drain upon the land. Wars are now coming to be too expensive to be en dured, aud we are learning to . tay the ravages of the disease. Never be fore was the population of the earth increasing so rapildy iu spite of the falling off in the fecundity of de cadent races. Uiberto when one part of the earth became overcrowded, there have been new lands to ocenpy. It is now becominK hard to liud them in climates which are comfortable to most of us, aud new lands can be found ouly in sualtering patch a in tbe (United States. Of course, the United States can easily double its popula'ion without greatly imparing the national standard Of comfort, but when we hne done it we may 1 e euro, tluil he greater hi I of lln world will be i Brvini! hII tin- iiml'it units which! it run pit pert, and how shall I ho Atnei ienns oT tlmt il;y l't fc!. Hint j hcrew Ithal shall they l'i' lot lied? i Wo limy put aside this nueM ion. Our j liest'f hilf lit OBIIItot. Si llllil MlltcS I lllillihlllp Htlil H ili'l'rllt I-lll'l for ri!- j i i it y demand that I'.v good iiktii'iil : tin- hiiiI iti nil other we eon- -tvetho fertility of our noils". In; ! 1 o words of h recent writ r, "Our material salvation Mill not le nuili sure until the tnaMs of men coiidnetj nm our t?,iHlHi f.irun siro Intelligent , enough to understand mnl u l ipt the ' met lioil of eoil iMtisoi vnt ion whii-h thti oxperienoo fr nea mnl tin ro j M'aroheti of ixptrtti shoiv nrii morit elTei-tixo tin I pernnont in their to ! Milt. To Hi'coir 'lih fills e niiift 'do hat no eouiitr) oi HCf ever ( ilniie e iuonte our e'ltno 'opulntion i to ho priK're-MVi' mi I up to tiiite nrif- ois. The only way to luvoipplifh tins ; irj to hoK'in vith the country I'hil Iron , Only plttCe I'l liioh tho new gospel of tniiterial sttlvrit ion fun lie mi tniii;ht io as to lei-h niiil convert ever liody is tho puiilic .-chool. ' Truly some tneti have neatness hmiI. richi-e, too, thrust upon them. A Chioakro nmn, II. K. I'l riy, nnule a ! ,0HU rs i en i it y liS HOirs of lex ri ti ok lis (.o exits land, lie 'di i not consider it worth fflU', and was surprised one day to yet an otfor of J.'xi iW. The tlsiire fl so yiea'ly i iu excess of what he considered it i worth, that htthouH ho would in Ivestiyate bet ore selling. The re.-nlt I was that lie found the Kind contained j one of the bicjest 'iniekr-ilver tle : po.-itit iu the worl I, aud it is uo'.v vnl ' tie 1 at millions. U S. SeuatiT Ankeny, of Wiishiti: ton w ho owe i his p.dlt iv-.il pi u-.i inence to his plethoric purse, has been ile feated by CoimresMiiau .! ties. The direct primaries did it When the di rect primaries are in fuice all over the I'uioti, trie Ankiiey stripe of politi-t ciau will not tin I the donrs ot the L'uitet States so easy to enter as now Hiirl tie people, mav hap, will b.-repre.-euted as of old, by brains in stead of money bus, now too coiu moulr the ie. Th Od 1 Fellows of I'rineiMlle have ottered i'iO reward for iuforination that will led to the arret and con viction of the ersi u who lecently wrote a litter to Kev. Ilou.-el threat eniiik; to blow him up with dynamite. Rev. II Ur-ei is an Odd l'el ow and it teems the lodiie is highly disideased with the letter he received. Cieii ! red Grant reports the health I of the rruiy poorer than that of auy civilized nation, and attributes it to the closing of the canteen which l-r J mits the modern use of light wines j auu neer hi me pesr. in.-iea i ana drives i them to the groggeiies outside where1 only the viln-t of liquors is dispensed. Tl . . , , .i The people of Cnba are deemed ready for re.f governnient.says Oover- uor Mcooii. One of the things he cites iu their fa?or is th.it. the peoi le ....... .. .! now own all the telephone lines, and thit they favor ad public utilities be- in; in the hands of the government, i . Th-f pret-iiient has proclaimed the reservation of strips of land al-jiig the; Canadi'iu border ,'JU feet r c 'ir the bettet enforcement of the customs aud immigration laws. Ibis applies ouly to unappropriated lauds. (jans got lia ily whipped agaiu by ' Nelion, the former being knocked nut j in the ilst ronud. Cans, now says be is out of the fist game forever. Track laying is now under the N.C . O. from Likely to It is exfted Trains will tie to Alturas within a month. In ii.g the cars to w itniu GO way on Alturas. riiouing it will miles of Lakeview, and will cut off the rough est part of the stage trip. It is really not much to be thankful for, but it is eomething a little less onerous than present conditions. America's Greatest Weekly THE Toledo Blade TOLEDO, OHIO The Best known Newspaper Bi United States CIRCULATION 200,000 Popular In Every 3Ute the In many n-snertu the Todrdo Hlade la the most remarkable weekly iiewi,aii-r ituliliHlied In trie Uuitiid Siaten. It in the only iitwHiiain-r e-eally editad lor National i:iri nlation. It lias had the larijeKt circulation lor moro yearn than any ni-.Hn r j.ri ri t-. I in America. Kur thi rmore, It In Hie i heapent nuwupiipiT In n)M world, at will b explained to any pernon wlio will write im lor lernu. 'fliu New of the World ho arrviiKt-d that huny people can more ea lly i.oinpreliend, than hy reading cuiuheraoiiie eof uiiina of dailiea. Ail mirrent topiea made plain in each lmir by aptclal editorial matter written from inception down in iImo. t,, only paper puhlihed l apectally for people who do not read dally iiuWioapur.Bii'l yet tlnrat lor j.j iiui rusii unity II plain facia. That I fjiniii ibiju. jiiai nils iiim in a newHpapei jopniar, la proven iroin I tie latt that the Week- y Blade now haa over wjO.Ooo vearlv uniju rii.. era, and la eireulaied in all parla of the United ntatea. iu additon to the newa, the Blade pul liaties ahort and aerial alorien, and aiany il.i partmenta of matter anlied to every metutwr of the family- Only one dollar a year. Write lor f ee apeciiueu copy. Addreaa THE BLADh, Toledo, Ohio. TUP EXAMINKK,' both n nr I Ut TOLEDO BLADE, 1 Yr CL FORFSTRY INQUIRY T. T. Honker, n I orcstry Asismnt iMnkiny; lnvcstiv.ntlons STUDYING THE JACK PINE TREE i l iiilcuv orliij: to l.vitrn hy thl rlciy Crowd the N vllovv Out The liend llnlletin says: T. T.I Monger, forest ussistant is h( Kos laud nuikintf u caretul Investigation into the reasons why the I il'e pole pbie (or black jack) makes such u rapid growth in that Nectluti, appar j ently to the detriment of oth-r tiecHl more valuat'le. The lodye pole pine I N an un le.-indi e variety i.ud it hoped thut Mr. Moiiyer's iium.-i int ii n will determine whether these I re-en ; have driven out the Jellmv pine by! mere force of nuiiiber in certain locall . tie.-, or whether there are eel tain soil; or iMitrr conditions that tavor the1 KroAth of the loilwe pole while they . hinder that ot the yellow pine. .Mr. Monger was sent out by the for est department at Wash inuton in re spouse to a reipu st by Inspector Kent ! tot a report on t his ipiest ion. lie has alien ly hei!uu his win k a Kosland and i- k.'reatlv intonated in his InvesMw'a tlons. He will caiefu ly e.xaiiiine the I'titlie belt of lodi;e pole pine, oonlin iieltit: liis it lid 'es xoilt hw aid intoCali : f urn i.i As vet Ins uivt-sl iat ions have not been extensive enough to lead him , to auv coucliisiuii. Ati opinion is held by ."any at liuv : iaud that the growth of the lmtce pole pine is due to the nearness of the water level to the surface of th ground, and tha' while this favors the growth of the Imlne pole pine it hind ers the yellow pine. Those who Hold to til s o itliou base their belief on the tact that the presence of water, 1 and also that the yellow iron are no much more numerous and inncli better I developed on hiklh, roliii.K roiltln'. i .Mr. M'linicr is a scientist trained in forest matteis, and his report will be ; aiMiited Willi hi 1 1 1 ) i .nteiest. n.ii'i Out I'nr 1 1 in Ilialtli II. U Cun i inkhaiu, one of thellol I i u 1 1 n. initio Uien, is in town, on his! way to San I lancisco anil I'ortlatid ! for his health. He says the wink of, dri viiu t lie tun ni l on t he Cut te is ro Hr-'tiin tilt ley tindi r fontract. rders have been issued to allow no one iu He ttitmil, and it is Mnhuldc that this eudaro will never be re movi'd, as far as concerns the outide ' world, RETURNED UNWASHED AND UNTERRIFIED A School Ma'am Would Not Kemain .. in All uras. a Bat hless Tow n i The Alturas Hepulilican of the 4th, j inst.. has this amusing item to which The Kxaminer will add that the lady should have come to Lakeview, where ' we have bath rooms galore: Yesterday, Miss Stout arrived here from below, with the intention of .' taking the position of teacher of the business department of t e h:gli school. It is reported that the lady searched all around town yasterday, to find a 1 suitable place in which to take a bath ; aud not being aide to find such a place. was compelled to return unwashed, to j mopy luxuriant part of the state, We have often advocated a bath house 1 for Alturas ami now, because the ! K0"' People here have erred in uot taking the advice of the Republican, , the tow ,.,H an()ther ..,)lHck eye. .'. j Hereafter, the hoard or education .should see to it that they engage only i such teachers as do not tlnd it necess- ! ray to take a bat h. Two sheep herders in Harney Conn ty got ioto a quarrel over the mixing of two different bauds of sheep, and the result was that John C. Mudlaud shot an 4 killed Lorenzo P. Iiomas. NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS TneliiMt half of the l!Ki7 Tax will become deliiitient immediately lifter th' firHt Monday In Octotwr- Tbe H-nulty la ten percent and In teivst at twelve M-r cent. Immediate ly after delinquency A LBKItT DKNT, Unfed Sept II. P.XIS Sheriff. .llre fmr Pnhlleallou. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Lan Office at Lakeview, Oregon, September, 14, l'.)H. Notce is hereby given that NKAL D. WOO ) WARD, of Paiciey, Oregon, who, on November 'M, 11X11, made home stead entry No 2474, (Serial No. 04C2) for East half North West quaiter, W half of N K quarter, Section 12, Township 33 B, itange 17 K, Will Meiidian, has filed notice of inten tion to make Final five year Pi oof, to establish claim to the laud above described, before Itegister and Be celver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 15th day of October, 1!)08. caimant names as witneses: B. W, Farrrow, W. K McCormack. W. L woodward, K. C. Woodward, all of Paisley, Oregon, 817015 J. N. Watson, Register. ..SUV3M.. iq puoj aip fijjEJOAQ pajaAiy jaddoQ S jioj oijm uoiu joj M JO Opniu aj - fi f. llnJ I3 f Carrv .'i cotupl' Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents' Furnish- Tt? wtc inSs Cooking Uten- r T iwj e TENTS sils, Groceries, Camp OUN& and Heating Stoves, Trunks, Bedding, Etc. Your Bailey m xyjgA-qcxsrgKg mot ilh c . . ,f i ? LAKEVIEW FLOUR MILL The Lakevie-v Flour Mill will com uieiice utindini; on or atiotit Septem tier 4t!trl uliil uill I tx rMiiile Ifi I- 'Im tM0 linc wheat that will be i urijimni in i :ie linn ' At a"?,n "f "yl'V"1 Saturiiav lJt h. It w as lieel led that the mill shall continue to operate as long as there is wheat In the mill to giiud The price for milling wheat was placed at f 1 .r0 per hundred pounds loose, delivered at the mill It was also agreed that as so n as ail the wheat 111 the mill Is ground that the mill be closed tor the Si-iimjii Farmers w ho are interested in this mill enterpl ie are reipieMed to de liver their wheat '! litre. Our present n 'Her Mr. Simmons has been engaged for this se.mons run and after he leaves no further wheat w ill be accepted. The price for rolling barley was ret at 1 Ic per hundred. F. O. Hunting. I' resident, l'he Lakeview Flour Mills. BAD ACCIDENTS FROM RIDING A ClnipU-r of Itrobcii Bnnes Itc In Crook County Keveral accidents Irom riding horses occurred at Bend last Week. An old man named J. K. Terrel, was thrown from a horsH breakinij hi irollar bomi and pelvic bone, and otherwise bruis- lug hnn, so that It Is feared fie will I mere woiini lie a lallinir on liiMtan die. Orval IJavIs, a ranch foreman ! U'T in reulst ration of st udeiitH In had his collar bone broken by his J niedical hcIiooIh. horse stepping into a badger ho e.and . Maggie Allingham. a 13 year old girl,'. 0"ian who dreri-es sweetly and while hu-ning cattle had her arm l " ''T ""t '" broken near the thou der by tHviK j IJ)'-I'ritt.-ly lu inlJtl a sugar-pill. her horse step into a badger hole. i m 1 A Sura-enough knocker Por a 5pralncd Ankle A sprained ankle may no cured iu about one third the time usually re ijured by applying Chamberlaiin's Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. Fur sale by Daly and nail Huilroad sut vevriis r working b. ' tweeu Shaniko and Prineville, coming south aud a grading camp with big etiopiles and .'10 men aie located at junction of Trout creek with the Ues Chutes river. They refuse to state whom is their employer. " - I A Traveling flan'i l:apcrlence iii . ii i uiiimi ten you my epxerience on i au i-ist bound O. Ii. & N. K i. traiu 1 from Pendleton to Le (Jraii'fe. Ore writes Ham A (Jaiber. a well kuowi 4 I . . .. ,.l t j-ioveiuK niuu. i was iu me smoking department with some other traveling ....... ...tw... ...... I I J. . . 1 . I uien T-ueu uill ul Lueiu went out 11110 the coach aud came back and said. "There a a woman sick unto death iu the car. I at Mice got up and went out, found her very iill with cramp colic; her hands aud arms weie drawn up so you could uot straighten them, and with a deathlike look on her face. Two or three ladies were working with her and giving her whis key. 1 went to my suit case aud got my bottle of Cham hei Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Iteinedy (I never travel without It), ran to the water tank, put a double dose of the medicine in the glass poured some water into it and stirred it with a pencil; then I had quite a time to get the ladies to let me give it to her but I succeeded. I could at once see the effect and I workod with her rubbing her hands and in twenty minutes 1 gave her another dose. By this time we were almost Into Le Grande where I was to leave the train. I gave the bottle to tbe husband to be used in case another dose should be needed but by the time the train ran intn I n Grande she was all right and 1 receiv ed the thanks of every passenger in tbe car" F'or sale br Dalr A nail. ti1 line of ('.t tHial Muvliaiiilisr, lotnjiosnl of patmtiat is r.-s k-cI lull v solkitnl assmg To Cwz a Cold in One Day Suinine Tablets, monfi,,. This signature, Smiles and Squalls 111 "lilt. HHIIIM llK" A Minnesota humorist iimh 111 win is the "Peerless Leader," ('hii III the lieerless Leader, Id-lit., the "ieeilon Leader," and Tuft, t h " I'ealesH Lead er. " Some one wanted to know "vhat is the dllferouce letweeu ltryan and loiiiMlu 1! II, ami the atirwer is'Toilta Id Hill has a i how " A St. Louis woman found a rattle snake iipstalis Iu the unrseiy just ri'iidv to strike her baby. She grabbed a kettle ot hot water, and scalded lux snakenh'p so that -h took nil toe tU'bt out of him, mid then killed him Willi a hat pin. Score another for t he un. I iguoiiM hat pin I. Inii- are tiinie mi men cm In Itlmde. Isn tlniii ever l-f i Wiivv! There w II be fewer lli.iti i ver nf er Teddy nriivfM im that fnr-ln griiund. A "HhIim" wiim arrested nt lluuil Iti ver II vv bile ng;ii ii ml when eeiirched Sfl.lMHi wim fniind mi his pcr-oli. He VMIH dlrl.V. Illikepl mid rugged. He priilillbl.V Hire nil til be Hi Hoe IIII- kimwii ".lin k L itidun" gut h'-rlng ex perience for future uiugnitii pub- llsliriM. Vn Indian ilnctur, living on the Pitt river, wiim fniiiid with his hi nd chopped off. Some ot his put ii-iitM had died tt nil r. billvea cvpri H-ed their dlMiiprovnl In HiIh Hiiininnry way. ii I lie while iiihii hIiiiiiM emu ,,,M r,Ml lirolher In a similar way, ' J. ('. Goodwill, or Keldaville, N. C, says: "Buckleu's Arnica Salve is a sure enough knocker lor ulcers. A bad one came on my 'eg last summer, but that wonderful salve knocked it out in a few roiuidi. Not even a Scar remained." (illHranleed f,,r V "lr'"J '";- t A. L. I llkXIItnn '. IH t Thornton's drugstore. OUR. NEW QUARTERS The Lakeview Furniture Com pany lias moved into the large Urick Uuilding on Water street where a Large Stock of every, thing usually found in a Furn iture Store will he kept Undertaker's Parlors Repair Shop LAKEVIEW FURNITURE ffS V,1 STORE. WALLACE m Lakeview Oregon Cur-4 Crii In Two Z on evtr-' TTrtrt' box. 2. 1 I er hIiicc I In- I hllcd Mlles lii g.in j to luiihl ii new iiiiv.v while has Imimi i the puice fnlnr nf A inerlciiii war sllipa. Il IhIHI'A irupimi'l In p.llllt lleiiigrny a ud ex perliueu 1 h are le lug iimde with different lints. CLASSIFED WANTS t I-up rrui t" r 'On i-r eni' i-i-nl .. r H-t-l i .uli li.r-i.,,, 1 1,,, i, . i.j. I, i.r t . . , in.inli. ml . . rtm. in. ul ii.. ii.. I i... Ilml. i lil. I III! saI.1 Mi III W'ci Lakevh .stf resldei ce proje rt. w mi i ir' terms. i: i: patch A l'lts.i: oit It K NT A good giu- leli Mini terry much. Never fall In wuier ::7 1 1 K. It. I'ATt 1 1 , NOTK'F. -Ciistoiiiers n ot comply with the rub's and regulut miis ol the Lnkevie'i Satir (iiipniij, or tin water w 111 be shut (dl. -T-tf. s V. J:l H.U.'T. NF.US STANI;-).ILV I'APibs fan be piirchiised each morning at Wallace A ('it's, new stand on U'n ter street, Itnilh nf the Puntoltlce. I'.tl Id TCI I LI'NC cry .valoiiii. II AT 1 1 1 K Itl; POST it KINO IIAVi: TIIK Bl.si grai'e uf I. Ii'oiirs mnl Cigars to In- found In Oregon. tf .1. IL Cl'TU.;u WIIIHvY AT Till. Hotel Lakeview bar. Tlif lsst a lid i purest whlnky made. tf s LOOK AT THk"N0TICK FOB l!F- ! ward ImmiumI by tint Telfplioiie Coinpatiy for ilestrovliitf Itn prop i rty. ' Kit! VA.NTKI)-'i IMIIKIl LANDS-HOM K stead reliniiilshmeiits wanted. W J want to buy direct from owihw, Write particulars to M. II., Box 4 !.!, Kugene, Oregon 2'it i " W A N T F I ), ( J O O I ) MA SI X KVK- I rv locality. (Jood pay; experience : uiineceHHary to represent large ICeal f r.siate organlatlon, write today. B. F. Lrioa Co., Des.Violnes, Iowa." tf & CO., Prop'r - a a