Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, January 06, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT. " TV-VeV av "fV I Janiiary Ihykory r Sale; o: V: o( ai . 6! L iu C id . tic. i i i i t i i We out A t r : will not, be able to appreciate the values 'J J TingS at uilS lime mueaa yuu vajiiu; uu ilr KitcrK th itiativ harorAlrvs that -4 , i sale. Children's Fur top Felt Romeos, vd $1.00. a pair. . .erwar 75c values at 40c. i peggings 38 45c a pair. ; gings 12-14 60c a pair. "Vt $6.00 at $4.50. ,;ts $7.50 values at 5.25. i ts $8.50 values at 6.00. Our Windows and gain lefiu. jive no Premium coupons on goods b this sale. CIVIC PROGRESS. v5 (C r.T ,MD i OTINTV BRIEFS J) i r.injf unt. i i'bo Examiner itr r ...e be. i,i. :te 3'fct year tf its eixstem-e. 11 J "U a ilttle over a year aud a half aiuce the paper came uuder the preseut management. Drulng tbat time there baa been a steady growth la tbe busi ness ot tbe office. To meet tbe growth we have added ?2 000 worth af Dew material aud machinery aud are contemidating 8 ill further im--erovement, if tbe growth of the thing practically assured, because ot thij cooiiog of tbe rajlread, and con sequent great iud itrprd iucrease to populatiuu. Our acJuHl ereoiu cir -culatid-i 1.4 now greater than any oth er paper tin toa Pacific Coast, out side the lrizer' cities. This is the statement ot tbe pBper supply tioutet, aod tbey iu a ucoitiuu to feoow l'hs pi opritttnr tbauka. hUacrUwrs and advertlwsrs to- tbtr geoerJu -atron-i;e aod will endeavor to merit a coutiuance of tbe tame tbe comion rtar. Tbe cburcbes thia week Hie tioldiu week of prHyer. The dam'e at Suider Opera lluuse New Year's eve naa well attended aud those i.Tiaciit aou'.uuce a eosi tn joyab! e time. Cla n Wnrieo Eiclebton is out tn tbe I n;e Ci.ewaucao alter some lei t,os wb Line beeu killing teavei. The Klacuatb Herald Bsya tijere are still ovei l.t'O;! beef cattle io Merrill fo'iutry woicb will be ted up to Marco." Hay is plmtilul at i'j a tou ou the !iu letf Itediuy fli.uiids Hroimd Miillll County Court is iu etsion tbio v eek. A move is Ijeiua made to fHtabllsli a ' meat UL-kiut? bonne at Aitniiis. jow watou tbe meat tiu.-t i;et i.uty mi tbfee iiaits. Tbe .Mini ai) papers buy ILev have no ol jt cinu to tlruiMUK Joopi Luke tbat il mo.jKI hav been doue years ntio ha.l it uot b-eu lor t tie iutcr ferem'H ol tbe Lb!vh county Kii:keis. lu e?B it of such an attaipt it ib vrooable tbe "kickers" woul 1 kick Hjiu. Cesh llax " i?20'Jj in Mii:uc-.a,u!iri ! Scuh price lor llax l uoprecelHiited, wbeu there is a bi prurit iu it ht 110'J. a buebel. Oet busy ao J et that t'lieap Canada laud. Tbe Silver Lake Leader bays Coun ty Clerk Payne, went up there dur ing tbn Holidays, to n"t a ahatnpoo. The January Succeaa has a power ful article ou "The iOud of Caimon ism", tbat ehould be read by every body. If you want to borrow trouble go to a itoney lender. LTLe" Masquerade at the Skatiuy f;ick Nwe Vear'a eve was in tbe Da turo of a society event. Tbe utteu- dance was large. Mioy bandiome i ostamea were worn. We did oot earn to whom the prizes were awarded. Indications are tbat tbe Short Couiees for farmers aod teachers which will commence at tbe Oreioo Agricaltaral College January 4th. will be very well attended Tbe railroads have conceded a fare of one and one third to those attending this coarse. Tbe penny-wise pound foolish ideas of some men aa to business matters ia tbia day aod age when tbe value of printers ink ia tbe recognized inter Diediary between tbe buyer aud -ell er is passing strongs, lu this toxu there are tine stocks of u.'-ods, aud not one word about tbem in tbe pa pers. Such men wonder bow rivals who do advertise get on in tbe world. Tbe holidays have prevnted the usual influx of outside people this week. Prof. J. F. Burgess, who wo-inded his hand, in November received this week, from tbe Woodman Accident Association, a draft in full settle merit of the claim. Tcis is an el i able association, paying all juct claims, and protecting its members by tejectiog unjust claims. James Ci raves baa gone out on tbe desert near Plusbib on a buutiug trip. Tbinss bare been so ju let in a local way I be past week, tt.tt a run any u:pt5 hay-haul iug riti t rougtit every body cut ou tbe street. As a mental btlu ulator it wm aiixunt as good as a Ore. The last we sa i.f the ten u it wan ailing "lick ity sulit" down Slash Street with tbe biitlehs and hap tens outer KuLK'ng on tor dear life. Bad Weather Ev try where The col i webr i in i.uw ut a. the east and south is rebpon-d le foi daily railroad wreck lu wuitsi oia-i have leeo kited aod i. lined. It was at first reported that the entire load of one tout st car beaded for Cali fornia had beeo killed and burled near Kansas City It has since been learned tbat on'.y three were filled but a great mauy were seriously lo jured, some ot whom will die. It is not safe to travel during such weath Last week a geutl-u.au called at our office and desired to bee a paper pub lisbed at a certain town, lie wished to make some collections aod was af er some attorney's address. lie found just one lawyer's name in tbe , aner aud gave bim tbe business Now there are Uve attorneys io the placb. and out of that u umber four were foolish and one wa-t im; he kenpt bis name before tie public, -rail Hiver Tiding. Tbe uew Armory at the Oregon Ag riculturar College is Hearing com pie' tion. it is the largest buiding of it Kind tbe West. It Is i:) yards long and GO yards wide. A regulation sized football Meld can be laid out under its roof. It will be a great boom to all kinds of athletics. "Wbat makes you so happy." saig a moil to a lady friend last Sunday as she was coining from church. 'J be man expected to bebr her say nhe had just beard eucb a helpful aeruioo it bad lightened ber soul and must tiav been shtuiug through tier counte nance, liut this is what bhe. eaid "There are ho many women then with Htnaller Vn'H of hair than n iue that 1 came away feeling (iuue ba( IT." Raises Fine Mules Th- Merrill Kecird is bringing Htioiit the big liM' -pound "2 j ear old ii nles belrngirg to .V S Merrill. Lake county can fi n mi i.e good . oung mules, and thn. of tie Went Side, belonging to I,. A. Carrikir and al-o those of Kubt. Nelson bre paitic uliilv fine specimens, aud would command big prices in any marekt. liielwr llutt. r UK ( rcitiner.v a Kijiiure ut J. B. AUTEN HARDWARE SELLS i i:ti. i: si:m;'i i.r.r. wahoxs MOLINK l- AUM IMPLEMENTS iAN(i A N'l DI.-C PLOWS SprtlNti TOOTH HAKIIOWS WALKING PLOWS AND HARKOWK iu;i;i;i:oii) j;ooi inc., guakan TEED 'I EN YEA Its. A NSW El IS IN PLACE OP LINOLEUM AT ONE-THIRIJ THE COST. (11JAK ANTEED SA'llSKAtTOUY. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. SAVED IS m EARNED. National Corn Exposition At tbe National Com Exposition Ht Omaha. E. E. Kaville ol Des Moines paid i'S.V for feu ears ot prizs corn, groAn I j y J It. Ovorsrteet of Frank -En, I ml , a nd known as tr.e (;iiani pion S eepbtaKee eiir. Tbey bad al ready won S1(MKI iu prizes. II. 1' . Kruger of Heaver IJam. WiB. paid fl(i4 for a peck of tbe bet wheat the world has ever seen," Bccoriiug to tbe judges. Subhcrlhe for the Examiner. New JSakery OPEN FOR BUSINESS Will have Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies every day. - Lunch Counter in. Connection. DPFN am NIGHT D. M. SHAFFER. MANAGER LAKEYIEW FOK RENT Partly furnished house, three rooms Enquire at Examiner Office. Twenty Acre O. V. ( 'untrue farm ami town lot. .Make a caeli ofler. O. TOEPPERWEIN & C( Sonnu H Id jr. HuIm-, Mulio. n Skating Rink ' AiIiiiIhhIoo U5c, Skating oi Tuceiluyn, Weilnt'Ndjiys and Tburmlii vh nljjlitH. Polo n Mon days nnd Fridii.va nltrhta. WchIiich day afternoon, End lea' Dny. K. U. EASTON, Prop. Difficult to Find Willing Worksr Whe' I' Art Efficient. In one plwiso of civic pnigrvsa'at lcnot xe flnd much illuVulty lu obtnln Inf .willing workers who are efficient. It would swiu thnt In working toward the bcnntlfylng of a city or town we must tx-gln the work at lcnt a gon ern t lot) before koh! result are obtiilu oil. IhiproVf incuts or t'form In ninny plmscs of civic regeneration would now le much cmlcr of acconiiillsbnicut h.id the previous Kencrntlon Ikimi drill ed In tr fundnmentnl principles of civic brtlennelit. Success lu building the city or town beautiful hlngca largely on inste. What we need to do to Insure future succors N to tench the nehool children tnsto, for by generMtlng It In the child It soon reaches the homo nnd soon per vftdes the whole community, city, town or country. With the proper amount of taste created we need not fear re sults. Adults are fully as Impression able along tuN line as the children, for we have many exnmple In south ern Onliforoln of whole communities showing an Improved tnste In civic U'sutlfylng due alone b the residence then and nctlve work of a single per son. While we are very proud of our school system, some of our lending educators full to proM-rly appreciate Its necessities. Our children are at present being put through a cramming process of the three It's that atlows no time for contemplation of anything beyond and is utterly destructive of the natural development of the best In a child's makeup. If culture and tsste cannot be Imported to the child In con nection with the stuffing process we should hnve Una of what Is superficial ly called. "education" not education at all. but altnply nr excess of schooling Thi.JyjJifMhe city and town beau tiful lfyiklr'.t,'ie proper tfllnlng of the rising generation. I. s Angeles Times Ladies' Suits and Cloaks $31.00 Suits Now $22.50 26.50 Suits Now 16.00 25.00 Suits Now 15. 32.50 Cloaks Now 23. 25. Cloaks Now 15. Big Sale Now On. Mrs. NEILON, w--$ii Outfitter Aviation, er a Balloon Asesnslo.it In Abstract. Aspiration: Expectation Preparation; Inflation; Elevation; Exaltation; i'rrforatlon; Kvapoi at Ion; Trei-.tlalliin: -' Oruvllullon. i -New Tork I.tf.. Our Small Birth Rate The annual ; r -nort of the Stat. Hoard Of Health is at hand. It. con tains much valuabb stutistlcal Inf ir ni.tton. 'During f'e vear -liiTO deaths ere reports, of whom. 'ZH'M aeie mates nnd 'JO! Ill females. Lake coun' v repor'ed te tiirth of o-ilv 21 tiova hm'1 - guls, which is not s vrv It n 1 1 r ing s'lowing bu 1 is a ch.b nf n'-p-. "in.inv a laddie will bar nane, " tit leHet so far as concerns the local supply. A Little Off His Head. .1 per' Wee!;l In ki i i.i; Ami : i.. r Wl.ui i i.; r. ,1 I llrrii-.i . !i I ' - I SStllioiil o.i Yet nil my ll..i .1 i ion inn pn My fti-Mionl:i,t ii I'ut prm ivmunsliin mny mv nei h nnln And love m.) never inmr ulmw Mr Injur. eet to ra II m Without on. kins Charts. O D. Rotwrta Buying In His Note. Colonel Hill was a pioneer legislator, merchant aud banker of the vest pock et variety. ft was seldom that Colonel IUII got caught by a debtor, so unerring wss his judgment of m but his transac tion with old iiiimi Itlnnkerton wns an exi option to Hie rule. Itlaukertou got into loloiiel 1 1 1 1 It. ledger to the amouut of fi'iii mid tlinilly balanced the account with a Hole. When Xhe piip. r was' a long time overdue arid there was no pnmect of a settlement, to the eminent disgust or Ihe colonol. be declared, with a stroug Anglo-Snxoli emphasis, thut be would sell ltlaukeriou's note for &0 cents ou the lUdlar. The statement was noi long rciulilng the ears of tbe mnker of the "lotr. He met the colonel In the vlllagv street one day and accowUnl him: "IUII. heard you'd offered to sell my note for 50 cents on the dollar." "Yes; I will." "Will yon sell It to me at thst rater' "Yes. sir; I'll sell It to you at that rate." "All right. BUI; make out a new note." Colonel Hill's symptoms of apoplexy became noticeable from tbat moiurut. Chicago Record Herald. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST. Several yearling, branded with T diamond tiofiontli mi left hip. Marked with spilt In left ear. A lewsrl lll be paid for knowledge of whereabouts ; also teed bill 1-W3 J. C. OLIVEft' ""l.os'r- A wntch fob it iio locket tttMcheii. containing: tw imrtralts. Ti.e rciololiig ibiiln on nli was iltniui four IrieheH lonjr. ICeiurn to HAS. Et t'LESTON or to ibis olllce. r OR MALE. -Two HO acre, sod one 10 rcre tract. In the (loone Lake val ley lorew tn HeO-V I Co. drawing last Kept., for f.HOU cash Contrsets are all paid up. A. C WIR'l'Z 370J Magnolia ave Karcameuto, Calif. WRHKLY WEATMKW REI0T. Wei'k ending; Tuesdav. .Inn. 4. PUO l mt ,niln, pr'Tln (tauiiii lull wed. 41 IU I tbiiV. ".'l:i j v j fnlVyf .'to J' ll wit'v '"44 7- " still. 4i H inouJ 40JJ!j j rues""" 40 f o.oo "6.M 0.U0 0..VI j) (in Ti.Tmi" rharaclni l lar I tidy (SI 't-ldv I :i , " ' ; (ill fit cld.v jotij 2 I (J0 clear OH I pi cidy FOR NA LE One O. V. L. Co. 10 ncre t rue No. N; Section .Tt, Tvrp Rniufe III, mill Town I.t No. In, liliHk r.'.'. lor VW H taken ut onto l.n.VM ." mile from LukevleW. I hnve rcMirt on thin w hich MiivnHiime Is tine F. A..MOTT. Enid. Oklnhoiim. WESr.LL 10 ACRE TRACTS uuder irrinulloii 'n the tiolden (loon. Val ley ion. ej.,ii ii, e.vu cb. Write ' or in: i I i,i. k li t sol' I ill l;.N- ol;E(io. REALTY t O. EtikiM i.., Or. , C'.'tf lt); SU.K -'leu acre tract .'M, 'eu. i:t. t.iniilp :i;i, raiive p and town l-t 41 n.ioi .i'.i; fRO.OO with' lot. ?:io0.00 wilhouL W. F MATliEWHON 10H K. Lawrence Ave., Wichita, Kausa ;lW;i FOR SAL-. - oiu acres of laud lu one body In the old road grant only flSOU Do foil want ll T Dont' reply un less you meau bulsuess and mean It quick I v. SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO. Lsketew, Or. bitt NOTICE. Lskevlew, Or. Deo. 10 I'MXi All lumber must be paid for wheu delivreed. By order of tbe Lakevleer Land A Lumber Co. 00 4tpd WHITE HORSE TRACT FOR SALE 1 hnve n "JO-ncre truct I No. Mj in Sir. SI, Twii. ,iu, R. 3, lu Harney ('(unity, which I wilt aell forlXl. It Is one of the O. V. L. tracts in wluit lknowu ss ibo 'White Horne' riuicli. tf A.I. SEARS, Mt. Vertioi), Wash. LOS1': Watch Chain, Elks tooth, gold mouuted with Masonlo emblem on mounting All appended to gold buckle. Suitable reward will be paid for return of tbn same to W. LAIR THOMPSON. O.V. L. Co. Land Holders: I M I We are in position to lease many sections of land included in holdings recently disposed of by O. V. L Co. and would be pleased to act as youragent for coming year. By our plan you are not out One cent. Write for terms. We are still reporting on these tracts, and so licit your patronage. We also buy, sell or ex change these tracts. Land examination and location is our spec ialty. If you want a homestead or desert claim write or see us, PACIFIC LAND CO. it I Hi Over. Lakevlew Pharmacy LANCVICW, OKLOOlN