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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1910)
"1 MY v. . o., THREE PtASSIFED WANTS If you want all tho Lako County nows or and Goldon Gooao Lako Volloy, Bubecrlbo for TE EXAMINER, only fx a year. l-lllt ! l'()K mAI.K I our or live Iiiik of m I f I fa I hi; ut f!" r ton. Hay slaeMwl Oil Mri'likela addition. Kmiulra of C. It. HK.VUKU. I'd i H, If Mh m. Li .-- One drivlnu team or In iinrni'H n Imrwiilii. link" I ii-vi li u, Mil Co. Moore Mock, l M I'AII li-liooil do ihiimhh Kur j hi t M nlmn apply Ht r'.Hi.iliir Ollll (I. r MIh( I I.I AMIIH K NOTH'K T( HTOCKMKN : If you to ili to IxHHft In ii I lu hat was tor mlly known mm tha On won Military lOM'l ( ii Hiit. mil ut ixir ntlloe find put la your ! loutlooo. art now Id position to secure tii same tot you Ht reaoiislile rates. PACIFIC Li A NO CO. NdlTl'K Ml thou know Inn them selves to be I .debted to the Ijakevlew Laud ami I. nber Jo. please a t tin with t A. llawkltie either ly rath or noti I4W4 N'OTICK - Lakeview. Or Deo. 16 IHUO All lumbar uuat be lul l for bau delWree.i. IW order of the Ikelw lentil A Lum'er Co. no-Mod IjIM'OLi OUNTV IIH.II KCIJOOL. 'or iiii'.' nit ion lu rewar.) t J.liii'oli. v.'ni.ily 1 1 .tf Ii Scli'iol. Kte inmriiiiliy, I v iitiiii(, Voi!h1 hii ) la riiuiHiitii- MuM,', .hiiiimI IthLi- ill . KlUlt III till lllo'lHil OOltllVMH. rout ft Hi' , Mil lii-nii I'ruf. Wiliwr. Nk I OIj (linuoo i.i.rtM km I.UIIK.I llll-. .iiinr. ruii i.i-.-wnril IhMicil by the T. !ciiiiii.. ('uiiipiuu fur ! t n i v I Hit It m pini. ertv. ' I'll' l.iqioilM II.AUM. ii i T ,V ! 1 i jrin'e ..i'inir f ii to 1 In in-uuii AV- I ll K REST i nml v Iuiitm lo Im ! tf 1. 11. (M'TI.ER WHISKY AT THE lli 'i l IrfiKi-vli'W Imr. The lit'Ht iimi 1 1 ii 1 w lil-ky iiwhIiv tf 1 Hfr.nlMtoM MITM K . f'l! l.':l.l W Vl 1TI( 'h'U'u l,r-l.p fwnriiHll pin I li-H fni in entrrlnu our pri-iiiWf In See. H TottimMp SR. ''Ji'l'), fur piirptiM of liu n Ini or tlhitiir or otli r !. .1. 111' LL atf. ! A MM I : III HAL HIIKI-.I' IIKttlM. Jamps Barry Hrll'U Willi bwallnw Kork IB rli-lii i-nr tir rwi-ii . r.tir fur wi vi.i'r. Ill riKll! .Hi Ilk. I'. tiii- i--- .-. i m r i fnp I HO r-IM lllnml a .1.1 r-i 1)1 KnIII ITAIlt HiillK k i- v ! I iri-iriii' i nnn reward sv A a m -say v v m sa Tin. Uri'Ki.ii i a iiiirinn hihI s.'vh'I Slurll I'l.M. .' 'lull -V .1 H llll I'll!, (I s ii i. Ii I..' ii inter - iif-l K in. 1 1 1 1 . -r v.ill kui' f 1 1 ii mi 'ff. i. .. I ,.l ' I e el.'lH Mint.' I., tlie i,r I II Nil f. Ill Viet lilll 1 1 iiny .ni i ,,r .Mf- iic-t' uiiiiii Imf i it ' 1 1" i. r in.tl. li'--1..1U ti.i! I.. Mil)' I.HtN ii . nil', r. h.ii... iii.- nn. I. i -.Iwii.tl 'ii'liiii.n I n i. lur Hll iiur- ')' I'M T t.h ..ih or . lllier I I li I t t r..u 1,1 ii'l . liu liili' ..' ' Ill 111 I" X. Il . ifM'H I' 111. I II 11 I (III I V I II l. I f.' H , l,i. , I'll,'. llr. K'ill 111 ii'l. 1:11. .11 I.. I t .fVf on I In mi til- t . 1)1 1. Ill1"l III 'I - ,t iv III ,i ii'l 1 1 . . . r ' I II ni in y. I .nl' i' ' 1 . nn il In n nul l V I. til t; r ( . v II I $1,000.00 Reward. rim Oregon, California Nevada I.lvcHtncK I'riileit Ive Assi i-ln I Ii in will jiive finuu lli'vvanl fort be cmi vlct Ii hi i if a ny parly or pa ri i' h i- teal lug liiiisi'H, cattle or mules I ..i. nixing to any nf the follow lug; incmliei'H of t Ills Assoclat Ii ni: Cox - Clink, Cbewacaii I. ami Cat lie Co., Ileiyfonl l.ainl Caltlc Co., I .a ke Comity Laml l.iveHlnck Co., Warner Valley Slock Co.. Win W. Ilrown, ico. M. .Ioiich, lieo. Ilau kliiH. S. II. Chamller. C. A. Ilehart, N. 'Fine. W.A. Currier. Frank ll. llnuerH. I 11 I I , ....I.I. : Inn I'.. I.I..I.. ... ..I lti-..n 'I'. .1. 1 ' rn 1 1 ii i ii &. Soiih, T. A. Ciuinp, I 'rcHnler .V Hoiiner, W. T. CresHler Maud 1. .Viunliii. W. I'. Hicitvi ciiin. I 'ri-Hlil't ( )KF ICIOKH j II' .M. Mil l i: It, Sec ,t Tivuh f W. 1. llKHTI olll) FlNAM'K 0' M. , I' . M. WlllwKN S. R. ClIAMII.KH 1 1,' ;.:n5ii BRAND i .!.r-r:ooF r "i o C'.'OYiriNC win (j:v3 you u 11 value for every Colli:' spent an;l h'.Kiu vou dry in the vctti?,'t veatner. ,. J-syj-ii v VOU bAi.K.-L't 5i . Li sores. Tract I, ee. 'ia, i 1 -''. 'JD. Ink f.ontjr. Mske ll.r II I r'leemsn, 271 K. Hli M . Topelm Ksima KOI MA I. K. -tract Ti mc .Ml. '!-.. in Uniive Irt Id acres I rai l H r-ee 17 lon 41 INiiutt ID hi crMR -Timci 111 Hf II lo :i; IS mire .Ml. til acic- .1 I' I. t VANS I.Hkevlet . i" i 'H Mlii HA LK. Lol I 1)1 . k l.itki't lu, Oiftfiili 'I 1 1 1 111 Tow unit I i !MI. Idn.n- HumI nihil oiler takes It. M D MILLK'AN. One-da I. n (7 W i l-'ilH HM.i: -Hii collar ii ii l in dm i lump ml f Iimki Icriif. 'i i i 1 1 i it 1 1" r rni. hi h.,ue, liit .V .Vi:! ! r ! rt v I1 "Ii inii'i lini mi Imiil Ihiiihii I'llll'll. IdlO'l'lK wiuri; iinKSK iicAcr ion ai.k I hnc it iM-nero tract (No. 8) in See. Ill, Tvi :il. K. .in, III llHrnf.v County, uMi li I will null fur ' 1 1 In mil' nf t Iim 1 1. V l trui't ii n imt lukiinvvii k- i In 'W'lil'e llurw ' rim , II A.I.. MKAIIH vii. V.-ri.' ii W WKHKLU 10 ACKI. TKACI IrriHUtli.ii 'ii t Ii luil if'i lion" 'n ley rom In r.iiO m.-L. vAr, tor our biioktet SOU I'll KKN (JKKiiUN IU AL V CO. LakTl, Or. O'iu FOR BALK -Tiu acra trant 3fl. ano 13. tonhlp .'ID. ranna 111 and tomi lot 41. I'locM .); I1C0.W) wim lot. li'l.OO without. W. B MATM F.VV80N 108 H. jireuce Ave . Wichita. Kaniaa Mltfl aJl A 7 flAlt - - I A I boly lo tha old road vratit only (I'juii. I In vou want lT I Jnrit - re p y on irna rn i liiran II l"H on iifMti ! it-lc 1 v M. iU I'll Kl V I. ill I ll (iON liK t. V run l.dSI : WhU-I Cli'ili). lllll. tun. .. u l t mini litel u llli Mhb :i!i! n 1. 1 Inn mi niituii I luir All mi c i ii l in fill I lini-kln SultN'il.' rvwirl will lie pnld ' retniii nf liu. hiiiiim tu VV. I..l( THOMIMMV i 'l; l .' i ini- o. V, I., f.i. Id i"ieir;i't No. s; iiiImm : t. I'wh , Rnnue III, ii Town l it No. 15, KliH-k .VJ. for f ".imi ( taken at nine I.iivm ."i inllt'9 f inn LiiUcv li'W. I liai' ri'pi'rt nil 'In- v 1 1 nil h.h kii me I Hue I A MUTT fii'vv.l Enid, iiklabonia FOR NAI.I' l'un Sti H.-r-. hi.. I ii. .- ll I'fV trwt In I lie (i'lime I.Hke Vlil ley 1 i't w In IU (I V I Co. (Iran hiu latit Sept . lor Nm) cHhh. CoiitrMCta are all i ni l op. A. (' W 1 RTZ ...v,. .i,.i,,ul,.,,nln-.,,,1,,,,,,.,m MTIt Y MiTII V STIMY NOriCIO.-t'Hine In my pliu'e, luo jfHiH hi;o one ii.nii Horrel liorHe, I nlil fuce, linni'l V on left Hhouliler. 4NW (1. C. LolTUS S 1 Ii Y Kl ) f i inn Nnl- Wilcox's pas ture ic-t Mhv, me Hro n insre. Iirmi'li"! I), i). mi left stillH hii. I bran. lei .'i or S on right hlllle. White fpot in f hi t-lieii'l nn. I ilroi.plng ears. miltahlo reiii I uili I piil.l tor j her iitiitn, ot I ni iniiit ion as tu her vlieri nl "i.to. Mic i h" e tnitii linrus, llreu'wii. IttlsA McMANIKL. STR.W I.I 1 - I i ' ' no my t'.-M. Aug-. H b line iii. in gcl'lmi;. I . -. 1 1 1 i . 1 7 h-'l si II I II . let' . i I 1 1 hall e r. e. 1 1 .1- i 1 1 .' IlK the 1'i.ini . 1 I. It v,ni.!i. r S iimi. e few in .1 I. . r i 'Hi ' 1 . .1 ;i - i : ,1 I ' i u I ll -(iiriiiuli.il. Mini :!! I. .1 I l.i i ' r.-env-erv. .)( H; M 111 s I-. CREED MCKENDREE c. ii . Mi-iv i'.N ! m: r.r Hiimiuf n t imi his M'i ii "l 1st I S t.l .III s ale 'it III. d iHiuihul ot I he ini i i'lin ers ut t l.i laiiil at the Oregon Valley l.ai.'i Colli l-'ur t wo Vent s puny m . .ii lo lu ( ii egnn Mr. Mckendree was rental iig'iil. Inn lug charge nf all the Inmls iiulniiri'il la the Military Rand ( r.ui i'. ulueh was cut. up ami ul,l I'V the O . I. Co. In that. cupFcity he Iniuilai ieii hliiisi'lf with every tract ot laml m tin) grant, liecanie kLVpialtiteii wit I renters, iimi can t"ll you Iroin per Hinitil kiiouleiigii the v.iliin of ear iimi every tiaii, both us to liientnn ami (i mil if y. nml rent nig value. li inl.litliiii Mr. McKciiilree kamvstlii Htrcknien and who rented every pur t Km of these liui'U during the pas two years lie knows whom to n'e t rent each tract thin year. For a inn tin in fee of live ( f3. CH. ) ilollats p Imct regirillesB of size, Mr. McKei dree wllll lender a report giving lo 'n t icill, quality and tlie Vlilue, Hud vvil llml you a rei ter If the laud Ih reu' , utile. AH n(uelH for itiforiniitin ' IIHI81 be Hconiiipanied by Iro OJ, otliei wise nn nuswer will be returue RKMF.MRKH. Mr... McKnn.lree do. not have to iiMtponi,. the land, an render A "llrst look report ; be ha tho bocks claHHitjing every trm-i ami Known what it rented for ln year bo has been over every to , of the graut. be can Uud yon a reu' ' er. ; Retfrence Any bank or imslne. ' tn an iu 1-ukuview. I A (Id reus V. II. Mi RIM Ml ' LuUeview, Oregon CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kid You H:va Always Bought Bears tha 19 . yunz Ignatore 1 i of UtrAaV Edgerton's ...Farm. I'dlO'l-lKl't. IKi'i, hy Ainrrlrnn t'rma Ano- ; cuiloii. 'lliin iniittcr iniiKt not t re-' lirlnlml wlihoiil Kimiinl per trilimlon J The Christ Conncioufineii. III I tin 1 i M l iiiiiiIvmIh tV f liifi k our I i wn worlil. 'Jo liliu Mint U n tin' 'll ll t l OIIHl InllMIICKH llllTI' lll.l'lirH till! lu l 'lirko tmji Ii In viry mini. IOik Ii (ill Unit fnniH to lilin tin k h new r-v-iliilloii. All Inspire lilin. Tln-y m li fix lu iri'lll IllN VIhIiiII k bloHKOIIIH, OIl'll III II x li'nrt of nml wltli potiilK llmt l-'-llci t llio vtillnim Iiiich of the our lit lit. Kutiii! of tlii'iu nrc f-riiNliPil, aomc niiintcil nnj ilwnrfcd. Im-ciiuho tln-y hiivi! Inrkcil Die nuriHhlri of lovo, but lii-y lire llnvvcia mill tlmt In !orii own time Hlntll jcrow (nil mid atriiltjlit ntul Ixniitlful ntid nIiuII blow fn-i-ly and fully. kIvIhk out tln'lr aroma In thf tiulvfritiil air. I you lovo the flower7 Thoy arc tho hviiiIhjIh of the aouln of men nud i nncii. Thru Ir.re the fouli. Cast no I nitnw on any. HJIht not tlir-Ir growth I', .hi unkind th-urht or word. Give ili' ii tin aunahlne of your love, the i f your pyinpathy. And If you can i; uothliiK fr tliom elne let the in alone. Do not bend tbem awry by try luir to forre them to grow your way. Remember, the flower necda freodoio and air. Water it. rut away tbe nox loua weeda of rlrrumntanro from about It. Improve Ita environment, give it a chance, and Ita own Ood Implanted life will do the rent. To the aoul that la in the Christ con adouaneaa nil thlnga arc divine. Each I ,, , ? , wdenitood and rightly und la holy. All day place are feni.eii. till me h h i t (' in il 1' Hiuiii- In-plrn: m,i fiiiin ih' t!ic n" tr il tru 'i . are ancred. all hurtinn lielnjy. n "i!'H"rn hiivi ' hl;;li. II.' f :i! rcllL'l.iiw. ii v In nil hi -cli ili- In evi-rj tree, .nil liit il r '-'e on ev i r l-i like i he mi :icli tin Ilk. M !i cvo IP;e ri en. ; t ry t.r'M 1; on i . i 1 l.-.l Tm m ii vr'i I- I'll ! I' 'l . I ' 'III I il .1 I I II I i ' r ti- I I'V I n i" r in 'll V II n 'ii, iii :t. r.i i ii'i f.,1 11- z ( ru' il si't'im iii i f rti lii tici'l. Hull, lie the one life. Tin i rnl:v. r lll ll. I.'-I ri'n h ' In nil t Ii I Mir t I a i n r j i" t fur liN feci i r ;i . u M' n f r Ms re piii-e, been llml lui'ii ii iiiImi r clinnl tu his imiisIiil'". Mri!n Unit t P f r l!i" ! pure Joy i.f In llnr. sii::!.'it tlmt i1n'-j iiiem upon ti e It-lives, f-lici p In t' inenilowH ill il i:ittli mi t! . IiIH.j ii'. ! ; . everywhere I he virus -f the 1m1.it itnl , j -in in ! n ! ii i f nit rt In 1h";e he Ii"-; ' holiN I he objective cxprcsl IH if til j Kind of tilings. He 1-iimvs Hie Imiiinr-i tnllfy of nil tti:it Is. t i vi s In It con-' ,K(lllllsy Il( ,l)s (.V(,ry ,.,., hnlilH the mil Vi-rn lit V of everv lie In- j entlt V. i the unity tlmt runs lliroii:h the fiil.rl 'j of Iwlii. Tu him nil in inifi'Ktntl. ii 1. tile H.viubol nf spirit. The unlversiil ! I love liiirns uiiliin him Hi. ! n lire. He' lis In the I lnuiv Iii of the smil which s ': f.'iltb nml w lil h rot ..lily liclli'Vos. Put i i ktinwH. The veil between I lie cc:i ,-intl j j.the unseen Is lo Mm ery t'lln. nml he! ' grasps the h:in.1 i f J c j Worlds. All he toll, lies 1 I lie lnvi-1 t hem In r.-l in n. In l.oMil "ll' liitil. fnrt- He has no! il- j.'" il I i! v ii!n:il il' i the III 11' I- i ves In ! -ni. ' j personal desire cccii ., ccntli-r hapiiinc --s. 1 1 U I ! he keeps III colif i 111 llll vers:il. ,n( Ho not on'y l.eli ws M'ii. f..r he has ; i i with Mm upon tie hcL'hN lied l:ili;e,l w il h Mm In t he : Th.- soul that sell iimicss i-i i's leaehets ,.f the V it h 1 hem 111 I lie I II!.!, I- lip 'A l.i, h f'eee. is in the Chi-' nit to illl the t coti grca t liainl-i s the I't ami Mrisi's present. He he has risen :n ;l..v s over il that he has 1 the l'l-'-m collie ill.'l'l:l!ilc i; -!n llhi'lil. -lie 1. t hat :o s I wti ill U el-sal anil so II I In com,- an inilix lilual cspri'ssloii of all ! that Is the microcosm of the macro- ' iiisiii. lie rejolrcs that this Is for every Hut ' plril ntid would help eneb I to i ore' iiito iis own. lie steps upon llie nioiiiilaiii top of thonvht, iieil ih,) vor.v 1 it li, ii i i iiile if the view bumbles j him. He lieeoMies as Impersonal as t ru l ti. as demo, rail.- ns light. It' he eoiilil t;il. c all the cliiMrcn of men Into the iir, ni of his love he would, for libs her'fi cans over thcin with an I tie ft. fa hie teiiilerui- s. 'I n tl'.e si'iil Unit Is la the Chrl.-t con sciousness, all things iTc pure. lie sees no mistakes In th.- handiwork of !iiil. He beholds the relative and par tial views of men as things that glow Into the perfect iiiifnhlmeiit. He Bees all truth in beautiful symbols, but lo- hlnd the s tnliols Is the Ice clear, pel-I lucid and universal light. He sees the j way of life that leads up to a throne with a sunburst around it, and In sym bol he mounts up to that very throne llll he merges Into the golden clouds that fold It. To the soul that Is In the Christ con sciousness there Is Joy Joy that bub bles up like a fountain, . everlasting, unspeakable, lioubt litis tied from him. for be knows. Whatever may be the Incidents of life, his joy, love and faith can never leave lilin. They would i tit tend him thrmigh the prison, would stand undaunted wlih him on the scaf fold n nd would shlnft triumphant even over the misunderstandings and bntred of men. They are n lleht to bis steps a strength to bis sinews and a song In his heart. The soul that Is in the Christ con sclousness has overcome, and for him Is tho promise, "I will bo bis Cod, and ho shall be my son." . A Living Faith. Long enotigh has tbe world bound Itself to tbe past It Is time to cic loose and eo forwnrd. Iiong enough have we been ruled li emnom, by traditions, by old forms n A time to follow tho living spirit thai us, to l o fcuhiil by the IItIdi find to let the dead bury fheli All Hint wlil' ti Is if'ioil and whole onie In the pnt will l,o fifeaervcd. bill Mure la no need of Mi'dlng ours.Ive to nn evil thlnfr ilmfily becaime It U old Iicnve the tipeintiitif, the rant, lb h.vp"Tl.v. the trreed. the tyrnnny, lh Wfif, l'io clna nml .ecinrlin dlvlKlona the lfJtitlo fo Inure who Inter leav all th"p LetpnTa it the ncea tlmt ar ! dei'il ffid fol'ow the l Intr fhrlst, I I'er ho Is llilt'K (d na truly lendf hi t people todny nn !" did bin dlwlple ' Tiliieteen hmiilre.1 je.irn nfo. Rut we have holicd hi in n round by a liinsH of en ni, creoi'i, formiillllea, ik-c-I tiirliinlHtn, tinsel Imlim, Mnmrnorn' wor ahlp, piiit'in force nml murder, rub blub Hint we hnve gathered from nil tho world (in d Milled by liU ancred name. I'lenr uwny tho bnrrlera and let iiiiiiiKln.l look on tho reul Ji-sim, I)o not diselve yourself. The kep tl' lHiii and new thought of today are not o mu'-b an nntnconlMm to true Christianity aa they arc to that which aomo are pleased to label Christianity Humanity la turning more and more to the Hlmple and Kubllrnc faith of the Nazurene. The world la eager to re ceive the truths which be taught Are we not rendy to abandon tbe dead forma, the old dogmatic huftka, the hatred and nelflshneaa, tbe ancient aplrlt of brutal force, tbe golden Idola, the worship of money, and to turn to the spiritual light, the doctrine of love and brotherhood, tbe gospel of aelf renunciation, aa presented by tbe Man of Galilee? Vowa amount to little If the heart la not right They are from tbe lip outward and are broken as lightly aa made. If we wish to abandon our evil habits we must eradicate them from our lives by taking a higher and nobler view, by seeking to render aerr tce to others, by entering Into tha love of good for Its own sake. As wlih Individuals, so with society ot birue. Laws r-e tho vows of na-ti'-ns. l:m " i !;.. cm- not .'rom th henrl. i.f tl - pi-'ij i" they avail u 'tb - In;:. Yi u liune t p'-:t;hiiently ref rm the world by lem! enactment. You must crndl nfe tin- evil cuHtotn" from the popuh.r l-'e. Yon must apread fa Ii. II -l,t dend. .....rn,,,., moii.-cnce, esp.K tally ; Hloll(i n.,i wha, H::VM ;,2 tiling eHCh I am.. , iz those lu power and place. Yon year. It U free To te I the trnWi. It, niift e'evtite the mill. unit Ideale. You , Will oppo-e the enrruni hmcnt nf !'-niu-t Inculcate the Hpirit of Christ IiiH'IhI irivile-;eH upon the ei.p!e'g the I., ilv polPK ! riitbts It will call the roll on public I i . - I mo., in,,) tim.iLjii utt.l i ti f . .1 in Vi vll i Kicr to cet rm or tne wrongs of 1 " ' """'"" " the t. t I..1 habits of evil, we!h".w .vMir ci.ngnNiiitii w ork and ,. ... ... . , ' vote. It 'v critic so the executive iniiM jet the racial heart right. ! i. ... .., i. I 'of I . we can tea, !, right, however. wo must ! right ourselves. ! 'I he way to be right is to go to the fo'Hit.'iinhea.l. We must study Jesus as P.. was free from the accumulated prejudices of the centuries. Wo must study his truths as he tan-In them, not as tboy hnve been filtered through nineteen hundred years i f i reedlsm. The interpretation that answered In the fifteenth century will not answer In tlie dawn of the twentieth. The world wants the full gospel of the M ister, not tho mediaeval concep tion hereof. There is mi danger from all the dls- j cus-1 n. invest!- ation, higher criticism and ri t a (!oi;,t of this age. i Tru h never permanently suffers from the oiislati'-thts made upon her. bur above the babel of voices rises j Iran, pill and triumphant. j Like nature, Christ's te:n hlm:s con tain worlds as yet undiscovered. Tho ! vast laiMInes are now becinnlnz to i otner re into view. The race is coming i to e.il. li new meanings and to see old ' I iue.i,ii:i-s in a new light. It Is dls-j ! cernin- spiritual depths and beauties undreamed before. It Fees the bear-I j lir-'s of the Master's gospel on social j and Industrial questions. It Is learn- ' liur that the reforms needed lu this j liu,- were foreshadowed by him niue- I teen hundred jears ago. The result of nil this will be a great er ii: d broader Christianity thau has c er before been known. 'li e iim made doctrines and In terj -re .i : ions are disappearing. The ChrUt i i i il.' do, t rines are rising more a:.,l u, -re into view. 1'iill of li-ht :ni.l music nt:d beauty they are. and Ihev will grow us meu grow tlon. in re and more into their percep- Ilis-Bay. Tl.e , .lusil of t'lllilt i.s l:io'il!l OI Tlie larrJers are wi-ft nuay, Aii,l ve i;iu s-;iii.liiii; tn tho dawn 1:'! t 1. 1 ii.l ,1 1 v. The l:,:ht at list begins to break; Tho wuild at lust lupins to wua6. Shiee nineteen hundred years npo Jlis morn lias cvei'iiuu o Increased Until today in radiant glow Kill J all the puri'lin. east, And over nil t',u valleys run Glad tidings of I lie cumins Sun. The centuries are liniir. and yet In the I'M.eiided sweep of tune They m e but i.h nn lioui e.lass set To mark llm d.iwn sublime Of this new tine that brinss to birth A boiler era on tho eurth. This epoch was by him foretold I '1 he thorn crowned Kins of all th seers, j Who saw ns one. jrreat eeroll unfold Tho coming of the yenrs. Who saw tho huppy time to be , When Truth vliould make nil peoplos free. ! lie was tho Messenger who came ! To show mtinUind the. way of life, I Emimelpatloii to proclaim From darkness, Kin and strife; I To bring the nice In harmony j with Clou's eternal verity. But we have hed-red him roundabout With alien rubbish, form and creed And so huvo shut the imissus out To starve In -,ilrtt need. Huvo made l-.m far and vacuo and dint And Kept men s eyed nway from him. Clear otrt the barriers of straw; Dispel the mists that eloud our slaat Bhow unto us his hi ,-lier law And thus lot In the HkIiL Men tire of ritual und cant. Tbe living ctuNi i- tmi oiey aaL JAMES A. LPOrilTON. Cold Hlrlna-on-Hud on, X t Eastern Buyers For Farm Lands If you want to soil, list your land with C. O. MISENER, Lake view, Oregon Box 210 Office In Umbach Block Lot 8 Tor Bale In Lakeview and Valley Falls Accurate a, I prompt reports made for hold ers of O. V. L. Co. tracts. School Ground Planting. I If tree planting Is done aa part oi the school's Arbor day exercises, some one who knows should choose appro-' prlate trees. Persons with slight knowledge of tbe matter are apt to choose trees but 01 suited to the pur post. Such trees are costly In the first j Instance and will prove costly to main tain. Too many choose treea for their, striking appearance or grotesque form, i whereas they should be chosen mainly! for their nse and only somewhat fori their general appearance. Tbe school yard la no place for experiment, and only those of approved experience f noma m aiiowea to cnoose ine criee or superintend planting on Artwr day or at any other time. Any day now tbe north pole la likely to come down and "butt Into" tha Cook-Tea ry controversy. La Follette's j , Weekly Alagazine : The Great Progressive W eekly ! T,.re H. In:4I1, r..Htl, w,,v joii : 1. 1 111. Ill til kl'VI II lll-l. I limn I iir I hu.t to the loweft. if In Its itldir- merit the tienplen interest" are nut protected. It will spread tbe g;nFpel of idenl home life through the Wo , men's iH-partnient. It will be cun Jservatlve when yood things are to conwrv.'il. and radical w hen bad j hiiigM are to lie ex pose. 1 I j Senator R. Jl. La Follettej Editor. I Price $1.00 a Ye ir You can get the magazine and the Lake County Examiner BOTH ONE YEAR For $2.60 in advance 5end Your OrdT to Lake County Examiner and not to La Follette's Weekly Magazine Our Magazine Bargains For 1910. The following: are the best cash in made this m a-n.lr-iyAll suhi-criptioux rh.' Tli" 1 l,li.'s' Mo IIU' S.'itimlrtv t- .Umrnnl. MIL' I', 1-1 Tin- Y,.,itli'i .'iiiiii'Hai.iii All for Imln.i'ig ill ijtiiii nuinlur?, 1 -1 , !,, I i,,r l'.Hii. mid 1 lie ,' -' Vi nett i"" H 1- ' 1 ' -i r fur 1"! 1 I I like , 11 1 I X rt 111 ill,' Ili'Vi.'U All Tare.. :.7() i'i,-i. :il.'iu,' 1 iik.- I'.mniy t: meu. M.iil. rn I'rieillii Tn,- H.,ii"'ki'...r -V.m. AllThr.- 70 Ink, Tlie County I- x a 111 ill I111I. ',i 11. 1. -in Mni;nrill,' AllThr.- o.7o 1 lA I.ske Ciiimtx Kxumiic r. I'lclerirtl It. vii W Hume Kceillettork The Heilsekee)" r ... Luke Coiiuty Kxmiiiner. The lliiiiM'ke.'i.i r Home Neeillemirk (01 All Four U.30 J.lKii AllThree l.ke Countv Examiner. World li.-P- l'titiirtiil Keview Slieeo- VlHgH'ilie ... 2 (101 All Four -I'.-'o l .(KI ) l.Hkf County Examiner. Melroi'i'litaii World To-liiiT 2 00, A 11 Three 4-.00 l.fxi) bake CiMiiilyExainiiu r . Home A Far 111 1'oiilirv Sueeeiiii rant, Sloilcs Ini liiiliiig one pattern, .001 A" .fKl I Four SI 2.70 1 free Lake County Examiner 2.001 All Four Home and Farm ao ( Farm Poultry M O TO Pari Mode 60 1 u Inii'iiliiii; one pattern. Irea J l ake County Kxaininer..., S.Oo, 3 AllThree :.or r arm Journal, 6 yearn I.iki The Hn'iiek.'ciier . . .7 Ike County Kxamiuer 2.(oi AllThree 3.40 l,..l..riul ll. 1 IUI1 Auierieau bov lam' nV Address all orders to Lakk County Examiner, Lakeview, Oregon. WESTFRN STAGF rVamath failMate neiv O Stage Comsany orritEM ncrraatlle Vm'n more, i.akevl. Aasertraa He. Klaaa th P.li- I ARM 4 TH) Oae Way LAKEVIEW --ALTURAS STAGE LINfc O. . Lakkutt, Prop'r. Office In Thornton' Store Stage leave Lakevie daily. cpt Snnday at Ha. n Arrnvr-i at Altaras at H p. tu. Leaves Alturas Jor LsSeview at 6 o'clock a. m. or on 'ho arrival: of the stage from Likely. Ar rive in Lakeview in 12 hours f- ter leaving Altaras. Freight - Matters - Given. Strict - Attention First - Class - Accomodations. Northern Stage Line. LAKEVIEW -PAISLEY. A- W. BRYAN. Prcsristor. 'leaves Lakeview atria. ni e'eiy lv hut Sunday. Reiur.niii! leave.- Paisley at H-.-tf a ni verv 'liiv iir ..onHu i- Friltfht $1 50 per cwt. Pumiiin F.rci4 Vu. nJ .r,v 7 'IHi-H.1 B. -1to.jii Store. lakeview FLLStl STAGE LINE P. K. Tavlor. Prop. Office at B. K-ynold' 5t( r. Mwp leaves Lakeview .Ion.lay, Wed -nes,l mid Fridays at : a 11.. arrive 41 I'tush Hi 9 p in Leaves l'oi-,r. 1'ue? iay. Thursdavn and .Saiurdavs. at a? m-ry arrives at Lakeview at H p. m. Pa-senaer fare $4 one v 11 t f-l' round trip Krelght f l.oi) per evv t. l tv.iiice 1 'bib offers tha t will are for DM-: IT'LL YKA ll. I. tike I'.i'intv V:Haiia.T I'l, i,n,il lie lew I.i.ilies' VV,,rl'l M., ,1, -ru 1-1 1 1 1 .1 '.'.tmi All F.nir l.,i, ; .:- I' 3.20 I.hki'I.hiIiij I n liiiinT . . J i'i'i . It Three iirmS. .V.,.'MiiH' m M I.Hkc 1 tiuii'y i.ii.:ilMt'r l'i Hr-Du'f NlH-: twi lit A tn-Tii'tin i;'V- l ake t'oiiwy Knn:niT . WnrM 1. Iiiy IS rtrs. iii's Ntunint . I.Hkt' i omit y Kxauiuh-r. . IH'ffS" M ll'H I IU' I'll tor :Hl liCVit'W . . . !lt'Tii'Hn HnV Ui I lirre 1. 1 SoS J.oiij All Tlir. e ",S 3 70 J.'M Ail Knur :u)o 1 .HI I iMke . 'mi 11 T y Kxniiiiiier Kurtner's Voire Home .V: Kuriii I'.eilirv s,i,',-.-s I ll) I ,V1 ' n,i I All tiiiir L'.TO l uke i uuiitv rMiintner ... Faruier'n Voice Home .v. Farm . mi ; I All Four 2.70 Paris Mud -n Iiielu.tint; one t-Htern I'ree I ake Con my Examiner. . . . Home ,v Furin Keiialile l'onliry .louriial.. I eo AUTIiree 70 i ' i Lake County Examiner ll Four Housekeeper 7 y ) Modern IVn-illa 75 ? "(' Anieriean buy 1 no I Lake County Examiner.... a isi. AUTIiree Metropolitan 1 a"'- ' i miiwmi Mie-'.u'n,- 1 ll"' Lake Coimiv Exuiuiiu r Z otli Pntli Technical 14 url.t 1 j": i)f) or World To-P.iv t ake Countv Examiner 2 ou I Kotta Aiutee's .vttiKaziue 1 i-o i y qq I.aka Couiit Examiner.... 2 lOj iloth cm MaKivzitie 1 00 i 7) Or 1'ictonal K.'vleiv . v Lake Couniy Examiner l iicle Keinua'-lloiue Metropolitan Paris Mode Includini; one pattern fret! 2 no ) 1 ikl 1 SO All Four 3.70 1