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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1909)
r 011 ICIAL DIRECTORY :;tuimi. Willam H lull . .Inn S. she. roan Finland-' '. K tun ...Franklin Macniili .. ..Jacob P Incklnmiii lironte w- W irkcodiain . .Frank H, Hn heock ocor-e Von 1.. Mcvcr . . Kh hard A. Ia1lni.-r James w iiaon I hartc Nati l Melville . Fuller Pfvv lei, ice I'rcjtMl. '' KTl'll'i (!- twt-iarj ii I iry Bwrctary ol W r A liorni i.cncral PoMinaatf r Ociicral Pecrciaryol Nar ... Heorciary Interior secretary ol AkMcnltnre eoreirry of commerce . fhlMJ.lKltf' eMathn Warner. V. S. Vonnon loinmiwionet W.S. KUtiardu I'. s. l'l roromlndonci TAT. Oorernor re'ary ot State Trea mrcr Attornrt Ueiieral 8ufi. I'uhlle lnatrviclton iTlntcr Dairy ami Food Com 0.8. Senator. Oongreaamen F. W. 11. i iion ........ F. W. Benson . .' ... . Oco. A. Meel A. M. Crawford J. H Acaerman . Y. S. luiniwav J. W. Bailey Jnhnolhati Moiine. Jr. Oeo. A. t'nambrrlain i W. '. Haw lev I W. K. c:u kiome Course in Modern Agriculture XIII. How Animals Grow By C. V. GREGORY, Agricultural liWUion. lobva State Collect CpDvrlfhi. 1P00. by Amrrlcin Pre Aaaoclallon UTRFMECOIRT Cbl t JlllttcO. R. S. Hean F. A. Moore f Robert Kakin Twill K. Kin ) . T.Siaur Judge... ItotMf . i i rv jrniciAL pisTsict. Ueo. H. NolnBil .'. . 0. V. blukkeudall UX.lM.iTlV , O. HJierrjrins filliip vraii . t H. A. , I.AKLlULrY B. I.v F. W. Fayuc Alberi iui t , o. Abmiroui A. J. FoMcr R. H. Jacmon M. FasUuer i C. A. Kenan j H R. Herjrl.nl W in. Frouuioot A Judge Clr Kaeriff rrrajmrnr tiwwt ftobool supt SurTeyur CamniiMiouert fllock Iuiector. TOW N OF LA KVIEW. Hsr- Bailey Ma.oi SijSil Coinclmen J. '. Watson i J. 8. Lane j ay. B. binder a.bielxi C 8. 1-ANU OFFICE. A.' W. orton Fted V Croueiailier KTMAI.S. unlike fl'ints, on ob tain none of their finnl from the soli, air or water, but must hae It prepared for them. Without rVairt thorr could lx tio nnltiuil life. iJnce nnlninlit a' re ilcpeiuh'tit uihiii them, either directly or lmllreotly. for fo.nl. A miuly of the way animals make tise of this food In luillillnu tSelr lnyllea will help us to better un derstand the principles of feellnK. There are three main constituent of feeds fats, carbohydrates and albuml oMa, or rrftJn. Te fita re msOe a? of carbon, rij-firojB and oi.re.en. The carbohydrates, of which starvh and suear are familiar examples, are . Recorder 1 reaurer . Kek-i"'1, . Kviviver LAKEVIEW BOARD OF TRADE . W. H. "H IKK F. M. Mliler M. B. KlCe L. F. Conn Freudeut Taeas'irer, .. Becretajy Finance l orumutenian loduiirial fubliciiy Sloe " Municipal Agricultural " . . . Kou-ni Headquarter! for Stranirer I .E. !H-aer W. F. Fame W. y. Heryiord . H. W'. lirenkt 1 . ? V. Keharl LODGE DIRECTORY A O. C. W.-LAKEVIEW LOD(.t SO. ill. Meet every fctunO and lourtn lhurxlay ol each ruont'b. m Maf-Llc Hall. ..Lane lew. Cha. Ionuingsen. W.M.: Wni. ountlier. r. made up of tbtt name elements put to gether lu different proportions. An other of the carbohydrates Is cellu lose, or the woody fiber of plants. This Is hard to dlKeet. but some of It U used In animal growth. Albuminoids contain not only cnrlnm. hydropen and oxygen, but nitrogen also. In addition to these three constituents of food It also contains some mineral elemeuts, which are commonly referred to aa ash. This nsli Is used In building up the bones, hair, horns ai.d htwfs. The al DEOKEK CF HO.NOK-LAKE.-HORE No. 77. D. of H.. A. o. I . W ., Meets third Tnursdavi, ut eai a ujutuu -i Hall: Liilie Harris; C. of ri.; t L. of H.: Mary Post, C. ol C: s-ri Becorder. U. ; .-1 I. O O. F LAKEVIEW LObtiE. No. J O F., meets every .-stuidaj evemiii.- '. i Fellows Hall, at 7:to o'clock, from oc 0.1.1 I to April 1, and at ok ioca from Apru I t; 6enterub. r 3o. A. E. CUenev, .N. o.; - - Cheney, Secretary I O. O.F.-LAREVIhW ENCAMi'MENT No. 1 ' 1. 0. O. F., n:eets tne Srt and third Ttuir day eveniDKs of each month in Oud Fellow s Ha;i. Lakeview. l.'. D. Arthur, C. F ,. A. H JjDmmersley, scribe. EBEKAH LOLx. E LAKEV Itw' LOIx.E. Nu f, 1. O. o. F.. meets the s.-cond and fourth Fridavi of ea1.11 mouth in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Ida Heryiord, N.ti.; Mrs. Edna Miller, V.O.; K. '. Fayne, secretary,; Mrs. L. J. Magllton, Treasurer. , E. 8. ORIENTAL CHAPTER, NO 5, LAKE view , Oregon, Meeta on Tuesday, ou or u tore full idkju and two weeks thereafter, in Masonic Hall, at 7: 40 o'clock, r . Visiliag luvaibers are cordially Invited. 4'oRNELIA A. W ATsoN, . M, IDA UEBAt H. Beer. tarv CHURCH DIRECTORY METHODIST tl'Iri Ol'AL i Hl KrH-THh first piiudnv in . . h ;conth, iT' Wjhn.g at 11 e. ru. Aside from ti.it, preH'-uiiiK ever) Bii day at 11 a. in. and 7::op. -a. at Lukei i-.w enndav School at lu a. in. Le-;je at in. F'rayr Meeting Thursday 7;rw j,. 11.. Indies Aid Wcdn-sday. 1::J pi m.' t't.oi prctise Friday p in A cordial .invito tiD i extended to yuuti.T " FIKHT BALTI.-T CUVF-CII "F LAK'EVIKW Freachiiif service at il A M and 7:. o 1' M on lift and ::rd s. m. Minday t I a' lo A M Junior Soci-iv a; -j:io I'M. lia;.t:t 'icm.j Feople's I'lILM n' I' M "' ea. I. -Ul.'lr.v J ruy,.r M-. t.:.- c 7: ." '! A-!:..- : o " v IllLg. E V-. 7 y ii..'.'.-l l- a'.'- ::d viii-s. Fi-' ' v- - "Kl XXV-OltOI'Nn FF.Ell IS DIOESTV.D MOI'.K Qr lfKI.V AND lOklPLETKLY IHM WHOLi: l.KAIN. idir:iiiii ids also form a considerable l r;icii if these parts of the body. 1 !.i ir chief use, however, Is In build ing up the muscles, tissues and vari ous organs. The fats and carbohy drates are used to furnish energy and he:it. They ure the fuel of the body. l?y uniting with oxygen they give off the heat and energy required to keep the Ijudy rnnriiii.'. In much the same way that the elements if coal or wood unite with oxygon to furni-h heat and power when burned In a steam engine. Not nil of the futs and carbohydrates are burned Inimcdiately. however. Some of tin- fm to Luiid up fatty tissues. Some of the carbohydrates are changed to fats ai:! ued In the same way. and somr are- sti r -d In the liver in the f irm of glycogen to be used when needed. I'.efore these various food elements can be used by the animal they must I go through a process called digestion. ; The first step in digestion consists In taking the f'fsl Into the mouth. Kach j class of maiujuls hus a different way j of doing this. Watch the cows feed- j lng lu the pasture. They reach out j their long tongues aid gather in a I mouthful of gruss, breaking it "it witli , I a" peculiar 'tw ist us It co:i..- agni::- r i their lower teeth. They cat: not bi;e 11 ; off, since they ha e 110 1 ! in fr'dit. 'J'lie h i-e gat 1 I grass v.'i. !i L.s !:;) at.d Lit- oot from the walls of the stomach The uain duty of this gastric Juice Is to chance the albuminoids into a form In vhlch they can Ix absorbed and used by the animal. Cattle and sheep have a very large stomach, which Is divided Into four parts. Animals of this kind are called ruminants. When the food Is nwnllow ed It passes into the tlrst stomach, which serves the purpose of a store house. Here the action of (he aallva continues, and the water which the ar.lmr.l drlr.lis noftrna the food to a considerable extent. After a time th food passes Into the second stomach, which forces It back to the mouth, a little at a time, llert It Is chewed thoroughly. You have often seeu cows lylns In the dhade "chewing their cud." This cud Is the finnl that has been sent up to the mouth by the second stomach. After being chewed the food Is swallowed again. This time It passes directly through the tlrst stomach to the third. Here It Ixn-omes still fur ther softened, finally passing Into the fourth or true stomach. The function of the first three compartments l simply to 1 repare the fisid to be acted upon by the true stomach. After leaving the stomach the par tlally digested food passes Into the small Intestines. Here it is acted upon by three fluids --the bile, pan- creatle Juice and Intestinal Juice. The chief use of the bile Is to digest the fats, making them Into a sort of a aoapy fluid. In which form they are ready to be absortied Into the blood. Both the pancreatic and intestinal Juices act upon the remaining starch, completing the change Into sugar. The pancreatic Juice also completes the di gestion of the albuminoids, In which work the intestinal Juice may also take u small part. Another work of the pancreatic Juice Is to assist In decomposing the fats. The intestinal Juice breaks cane sugar up Into sim pler sugars, such as glucose. After the food has been digested the usable portions are ready to te ab sorbed Into the blood. IHgcstlon has changed the fats, proteins and starches Into a form In which they are soluble. In tills fluid state they pass through the walls .f the stomach and Intestines and are emptied Into the blood. The blood Is taken to all parts of the body by the arteries, which subdivide to form tiny capillaries. These are so small and close twgether that a pin prick on the skin anywhere will pierce some of them. There are two main parts to the blood the fluid of plasma and the red corpuscles which give It Its color. Each part of the body sclecta from the blood the food materials which It needs. Thus the bones will tuke ash. while the muscles will take protein, to build up their wornout parts. The waste, broken down parts are burned, together with as much fats and sug ars as an- needed, to furnish heat iikd energy. All through the body there :.:e thousands of little fires. To keep th : e lires going oxygen Is ir-ed, and carbon dioxide Is given oT hi the same way that a lire in a stove takes lu oxygen through the lower draft and Bends arid) di .ide i:p the chimney. Id th" bodv the corpus'ios supply fc . i A Promising Experiment. ! L li LAKi;VIIW 5AI)I)LI:RY Hostess And what Interesting ex pcrlmont are you engaged on now. pnw fessor? 1'rofessor-Kalslna; canaries from ca nary seed. I Th New Farm Hand. if V'V-v-..'' . . - Yt.ynt ''i iiifl jH (Jrumpy I- Wi.ll ron'll S. I'. AIILSTROM I'roprlctor I lie lest VniHiicro Middle 011 I lie market Also 11 complete line o Hilton and buggv har ness, whips, robes, bits, rlatrs, spurs, quirts, rose lies, In lad everything In lite tine of carriage anil horse furnishings. Re pairing ' by compel sat urn. IU lrinJTr,n?,ll rr armer (engaging a mani I "a rin Hand 1 think I'll please ye, sir. I've had a lot to do with pigs. r IT! EKnCTIZI) IN IWH) MODHKN THROUOMOIT FIRST-CAl5 ACConnonATioNs SAHPLI; KOOH For COnnURClAL TRAVI-LI-P5 COURTEOUS TREAT MI-NT ILakmv j Th Optimiit. I r! IIS -cs frltS--1 mm aeo'riASIow LIGHT & HARROW, Propnetoi 4 ! GOOSE LAKE VALLEY MEAT CO. ! uocmoit ro TURNER A BAILEY J. V. MAYEIhU), Oenernl Mannjcer. FRESH AND SALT MEATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDING NORTH OF HOTEL LAKEVIEW "Wulter. this knife Is blunt, and the steak Is like leather." "Yes. sir: do nicely for stroppin' th knife on, sir." A Hunting Cat Watch.' Red Livery Barn CA'IIi'iI-I'' ' IM Ri'H- hYKKV -t'NDAV MA and Beli ,!,, ,.;, ; ! K 11. 1.1 - M-ii.ii.l a:--r 1ft- i;. ;':). w . ;iv .:-. 7:'.1 a. 1.1. i.I. ' i' Ai-i . - Rl B A : 1 -" li ' 1 -:l or . Hi - K I U i Nur 1 : .. .. I r ' ' ,' Vic s at 1! A '. .'. '. . " of 1 Vi-rv 11. :." - : ; ; - :-' . .'. Fruv r .- r ; u: 7: . -: 'A - In '-v. ! . n' : v. ; 1 . : ' ' . . y ;'.'-- at, ii 1 : - .- .: ,-; Al:'.. I - ! tv.cen hi.s teeth, hi r.-es can eal gins- l . !. gri.lMl'i t l:;i'l .:'i'-r 1! I- or d' . v. : :.tte 1., t i! per t ---1 1 i:i th- il .1' tie - 1 !l 11.::- , 1 the -: ! boil 0 : terials. a k.v-'-i 1 will !i Veins j heart. ' the 1 : bo'i ,!: I I.!..' .1 , !:., .. 1 a rry The , r 11 ! a l-ROFi. -!N Al. CAKDS CONN iv Jo UN'S. Aitorney at Lav l.ikUeview. ilo ;ni OFFli'L-Dnlv li ii, am.'. j. d. vj;n.T(ji: Attorney at Law, Ijind Matters HjteclaH) OFFICE Dalr Bntldin?. CHARLES UMBACH Land and Law Of i Ice Abstractor of Titles i-i-i ii. l! Ii el.ee ,e!l g ! !.. ' ' Im V al'i' In a lit tie (ii.'V-re'it way. of the enzymes chang-H of these elements In th' i. .: ! ru 1:1. o:,!y .i.. put t'-'iM,er The a' ti ii the relaiion Mar'-h, ar- BiOJalished 1HH8 Lakeview, Ore- y LAIR THOMPSON Attorney at Law Office: Over Bank of La view Lakkview, Okkhon fHOS. J. POWELL Attorney at Law JOfllec In Duly BiilltJInfj LKKeAIEW OUEKO.V I rnngl.'ig tle ni In hucIj a manner as to I form sugar. All thu March In the food must be changed to borne form of sugar be I fore It can be used by the animal lu I building up the arlous parts of Its I body. Sua e the food remains In the moutii only a comparatively short time, however, only a small part of the Etarch can be acted upon there. The rest la changed later, as we shall nee. The main purpose of the saliva la to moisten the food. This moistening, to gether with the chewkig, reduces it to a moist, finely divided mass, ready to be swallowed and acted npon by the other digestive Juices. While the essential processes of di gestion are the same for all animals, the way In which the work Is carried on varies somewhat. The h"pe nnd the hog have but one Mcmueh. Aa Mie food enters this a c-hurnlcs; mo tion be-'l"- which gradually forces the parti" - digested mass along to ward the I' wer end. The saliva on tlnu'M to 11 on the starch, and an' 'h er fluid f "sstrl- Juice, Is poured 1 n . 1 . i m il Not tha Same. fe ,o!.r ..r ,: rri-eVr v:lv.zm: i --: mm m M. O'SULLIVAN, frop. New Kis ;tnd I'ancv Teams to Let -f-zZ5Vr:--' I:or I'ri-iiilitfrs Corner Canyon and Main Sts, I.akcvicw, Ore Special Aeeoiiiino- I 1,1 nuns WOODCOCK , BARNES, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers. North Water St., Lakeview, Oregon e'i a.'al carry away the car Tide. The other waste 1,1:1 i or nshes. are gathered up b.v o of 1 eses c.i . -d 1 1 mphat e - ; injity Into t he voir, The .. J th- Mood I,, l: u t.e I ha ' of t !io contents of a 1 v u-a to cat HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. ti" K very thing In the line if lilncksmli hlng or Iran m' work ilune in n nut l-fnct 1 iry niniiiier nnil m bedruck prici H, pa 1 11 mage reMpectfnlly Hiiliclleil. W 1 11 id Vi ntr l.i,.! r W. F. PAINE (b CO REAL ESTATE Evelyn it I had an airship I'd I away and seek my fortune. Howard - If you had an heirship your fortune would come to you Enchantment Viewpoint. FIO. XXVI bt I'l'Hl Tlkfl. veins, It Is sent to the lungs, where the corpuscles exchange their carbon dioxide for oxygen and are ready for another trip through the body. Klnce oxygen plays such an lmior Lant part in keeping up the lires that supply the body with heat and ener gy, It is Just as Important that the animals be well supplied with fresh air as It is that they have enough food. In the winter espoclally the tables are if ten closed so tightly In the attempt to leep them warm that the air becomes very deficient In oxV - In conscijuen' e t'. work of the Louj U delayed and the general health suffers. ISy hnvln:; ventilators In the roof, together with plenty of wlt.do-v at sii-h u hel'lif that the 'ra''1 ' not blew directly upon the "f l'ii.r '. ': ii 11 1- admitted 'd Ii:' "Ir drawn off mistantly. Lakeview Oregon. The Victor There I Now you oogbt to be satisfied. You said you was look ing for a tight. , Canny Canute (the vanquished) V-e-s. but I only wantfd to watch It from a distance. EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE wwwvUIvT YOUR School Books, Tablets, Pencils Pens, Inks, Etc., at A. L. THORNTON'S tMIIIIHIIMIIMIMMIIHIIglMIIMHIIIIIMIIHMIIIWtmt,W ' 1. ,. Every 0. V. L. Go. Contract Holder SHOULD SUC8CRIBE FOR THE EXAMINER 1 ! I