Lake County Kxan i a
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS
Official Couxtv Paper
ADVKK I I5INU HAIL
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islumn n .-. h r month All siamling la.
Ikiiiainl iree Iw n e a month. t'wt ol ctimpoal
Mou riim.1 tor an tr rhanaf. All il
lil.iti. rir All nhiiri term ads elira
ttr.1r. I i cuiiniii. HV. r line each In
elilmi. Want a.1. x lln-ft-aeh Inwrilon
Ja.ii l'i'.. l m. Kewlultotia ol comlu
Mi " . $1 ( 'nl ne ' aft.
.jTr put A.lv m:iig nil lob Frlnt
taia Hh i- n'tmint
A -in :i i I'ulit 1 he tint ol fm'h month.
511B5CRIPTION K.lTtiS.
n tear. In advance
In tnePthi, "
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II not pll la aJvauoe. SI. SO the r"'
.76
Nolle I Subscribers
Suoo ricwn to I he Kiamlnor who rrtnor.
Inntoni' locality U anmlior. or rhatirv
their rwatoRtre a.MrviM should rommbr u
drop thin nlthf a card ao I h.-ir paper can bo ad
draed lo thr right custodies.
An expirlniect station la to da es
tablished by the reord of the Coqnll
1 valleys for the purpose of fludintt
what crops ran be most profitably
Itrown lu the locality. Many varieties
of vegetables and warden trurk w ill he
planted. Th plan Id to carry ou the
eir rlment for a tf rui of years nod
it la believed that the result will , ' ht an.l Lent. t.ach..H, Hre. hii I ,
hlnhly beneficial to the ranchers who)1' ",', '" wrn ami ripened j
owu land in the locality. Karuiln binder iilaan t h r,, r" '''"
end dairying bare always been blhty !l"nl ""'" prohitu lorv.
Deer Ftut KUnnti lie t i
are J tv ii Hit a . W L, Al'iiu ii
The dairy will le ei.i In oeiillio
this season ami in a Hilton to di.
manufacture of tuiuer ami v ee, '
stnck-ralstntf will lix can led on I he '
(IhItT Will lit Htl Kill) (l lit) vh ,
ami lliiUeln, i.v, ,! tiM In
ported fro ii the ln In In the Mii. He1
West.
la Ireltnd, lm of n lack nf sun-!
A: IIIK'AN SECTION AND SWISS
YILLAHH IN KKSTOIUCD MHSSINA.
American Type
of People
IMolded by Our
Climate.
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r Profwr W ILLI l MOORE. ChleT of the United Stat Weather Burci u.
r T is well known to niotoorologists that easterly i
"n nittinii luirr rl(iwnl v in tlio fnrfli ni lirtvo on linvviiril
ci inpoiunt of motion. They therefore patlicr the hti
iniiJity, i!ut. disease an J other haeteria, ami. as a rile,
they are warm and humid. All of these conditi ns
make them FOUL WINDS.
The converse is true of the northwest winds. They come from
above, with a downward component of motion that bears a defii ite
fetation to the velocity. They come from the region where the ttir
i dry, pure and highly electrified and where ozone exists in compara
tively large quantities. The COOL, PUKE A IK OF THE
NORTHWEST WIND IS THEREFORE AX INVIGORAT
ING AIR. It stimulates man and all other animal life. It brings
PHYSICAL ENERGY AND MENTAL BUOYANCY in its
tnighty breath.
As the greater number of the storms of the northern hemisphere
ORIGINATE ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT we have a
GREATER ATMOSPHERIC ACTIVITY and the northwest winds
greater force.
THIS MAY HAVE A MARKED EFFECT AS ONE OF THE IM
ORTANT ENVIRONMENTS THAT HAVE TO DO WITH THE CHAR.
ACTER OF THE FACE THAT IS NOW COMING TO BE KNOWN AS
AMERICAN." HE HAS FERTILITY OF THOUGHT AND ENERGY OF
BODY. MAY IT NOT BE THAT THE CLIMATE HAS MUCH TO DO
WITH THE DEVELOPING OF THE INDOMITABLE SPIRIT THAT IS
NOW REACHING OUT FOR THE MASTERY OF THE EARTH f
prolltMe iu the Conutlle titer valley.
It I roirllile Mint the government
olll te akJ to aid in the experimeut
tatloa work.
Itriii-e K. K ster, an eeet uf the
eoveromeiit, is in Vale tor the ur
pose of recnniDieu lina suitaMe loca
tion for the Unil odlce, which will he
opeue I trier lo at'eoninuce with the
recent act of conitisa h new IhdiI dis
trict, with the ottlce at ale. It U
Dot the intention of the government
to erect a liiiiMlnn, I u'. to ltHe tt
portion of a l.nihiiiiK, which will ao ' four In the tnorut in. K it arttr.M i)
auJ ii ilpiu ent i lst h it will lie vixllilc in the evening.
went of the euoiet. U't will iihkh
Tr4 le i.etw en ChiimiIii an. I H
U n 1 1 cil Slates miiile its hlglu.nl t
cor I lu the raleu.lnr vmtr JumI en eJ
a-j.l has more thun 1 ,itt til.l in t,.
lust 10 yenra.
lu lurliiue steKtnerit the rliytlimitlii
thumping of the (.Utotin ilinHi'(e .r..
and InNtexi the en a in aies out a
thlo piano song that rises or tails In
key with the speed, ejiiiot imes sug
gesting a contitiuiuis H'liienl.
Ililley'e Comet is u iv rislile in
the eat'rn hniirens a'toul half p4t
yprssoctv" ; J72
6 - 9
oomoiiate th ottices
of the Dew otilcp.
A Central Bank
FOR:
Will Ward Off PaniCS-E. B. Vreeland
AGAINST:
Would Increase Power of Capital
Henry Clews
The county couit of D.iker coutitv
baa annotioced Its intention of con
tributing !') tnouthly for puhlicity
purposes ami the atuouut will be
tiimei over to the Linker commercisl
club ami use. I tv it in atvertUing the
resources of Uak -r county au1 city.
The cotnmerciHl club hts a aiember
bip of nearly 40) and each member
pays f. a mouth, so that nearly
will be available for publicity pui
posea. CSovernor Hcns.in has named Ralph
W. Hnyt of Portland as honorary
vice president of the Pauama Panitlc
exposition, which is to bu held hi
Sao r'rtuclsco iu 1915, when it Is ex
pected the Pauama canal will be
opened to the tiatllo of the world.
The appointment was made at the re
quest of Charles S. Pee. secretary of
the board of trustees of the exposi
tion cot porstion.
Joho ('. Dutkhart has made another
short flight t th his biplaoe airship
at Albany. Me rose to a height of
2t) feet and Hw 1"0 yarns succesful-
lr.
At a ojeeting of the state sheep
commission, held in Portland, lust
week, tbe commission was reorgani
ized by tbe election of Charles Cleve
land, of (Jreshsm, president, and Her-
j bert Boylan, secretary Tbe resigns
Jtion of Dau P. bmtho, of Pendleton,
'was accepted, and tbe vacancy tilled
by the selection of Herbert Bnylan,
of tbe same city. In addition to
, President Smytbe and Secretary Boy
i laD, there were also present A. L.
Mclnti eh, of Paulina, and W Ii.
i Lytle, of Pendleton. Sheep Inspector
Lvtle reported tbe flock masters of
the dtute H-i more prosperous (ban
By Congressman EDWARD B VREELAND of New York. Chairman of the
House Committee on Banking and Currency,
HE reform of our banking and currency system is doubtless
the GREATEST ECONOMIC QUESTION before the
people of the United States.
Until the panic of 1907 the great mas3 of our people be
lieved that our banking and currency system was
trell adapted to the business needs of the coun
try. But in 1907 we had no excuse for a panic ex
cept a lack of STABILITY IN OUR SYSTEM
and a lack of CONFIDENCE by the people and
by the bankers themselves in our system. It was a
time of great prosperity.
IF THE EXPERIENCE OF OTHER COUNTRIES
IS VALUABLE WE SHOULD CENTRALIZE OUR RE
SERVES. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT ALL OF
OUR RESERVES SHOULD BE KEPT IN ONE BANK,
but it means that at least $300,000,000 or $400,000,000 should
be kept so that it can be sent in any amount needed
Wherever needed.
By HENRY CLEWS. Banker. New York.
E should guard against the creation of a central national
bank becau.-e of the btimulus it would give to the FUR
THER CONCENTRATION OF THE MONEY
POWER in the United States. Already that power has
assumed enormous dimensions.
THE POWER AND RESOURCES OF A CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK WOULD ALMOST SURELY BE USED BY THE SO CALLED
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY AND SPECULATIVE
MULTIMILLIONAIRES TO BRING ABOUT NEW AND
MORE GIGANTIC COMBINATIONS TO ADD TO
THEIR ENORMOUS WEALTH AND BUILD UP A
MONEY OLIGARCHY THAT MIGHT BECOME MORE
POWERFUL THAN THE GOVERNMENT ITSELF
AND FINALLY ENDANGER IF NOT OVERTURN
OUR REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS.
The government should therefore be careful not
to give it any more POWER TO PERPETRATE
WRONGS AND ABUSES OR INDUSTRIAL
OPPRESSION than it haa already, while placing
no obstacle in the way of legitiiaato enterprise. Then as a nation we
ehould guard against THE INDIVIDUAL WILL POWER FOR
EVIL of any one of these multimillionaires or a combination of them.
Under our new primary lbw it noes CJeu bo.gatber around the office ot
aeem that the newsDBuera of th r,tttteif'e lc t"8' . tlolat( to Le
have a splendid opportnoity for the
sale of their columus in u pwrfeoiiy
legitimate way for political uilveitls
lopsayetbe AoiericHU Pre.. The,
budidutes are to be chosen by the
bflople an uot by uuy buiull r.i of
hoove the candidates their mer
its be known,., to iufna the puuljo
who they ere and whai ere their quid
itlcatlons for the ollloe to which they
aspire. It ie goieir t eliminate tba
"ring" syftem
! they have been for many years It
I was said at thj uieetiog that sheep
scab is all but. fcradii'Hted from the
slats therebeiug but two infected
bHnds left, cue in Malheur county
and aiictber lu Haruey.
Half a dozen crews of men in the
employ of the Western Union Con
struction department are rushing the
stringing ot tbe new copper circuit
on tne Shasta division of tbe South
ern Pacific, which is' to be need for
tbe installation of complete tele
pbo"e service to be used in tbe dis
patching of trains over this division.
The service will be inaugurated at a
very early date, it is etated, south of
Ashland.
Ivlsmatb Chronicle. Boosie Wise,
who was reported very Ml with pneu
monia is now much better aud bis re
covery is assured. Dr. (Jeorge II.
Merrymun, the attending ubyrlriHU,
for beveral days was unaMe to locate
youug Wise's relatives, but iinnlly got
the iuf oroiHtinn that bis parents
lived at Plubh, la Lake county.
They are Mr and Mr G W. Wi e aud
ttiy were immediately apprised of
thtdr eon's con lition and lost no time
in reaching bis bedside
VouDg Wise was born iu Klamatb
20 years ago, tbe family leaving for
Lake county two years later (J. W.
Wise was engaged in the barber busi
ness here iu tbe early days, and this
is bis beoond visit to Klamath since
his departure.
K'aDiatb Kails Herald: Ben Stock
ton ii on tbe list of the Dew arrivals
in Klamath, lien comes from Kan
Prauciuco aud was formerly In basi
fiess in Coalingo. lie has bought the
laiaud from P. J. Cllue and expects
to run it this summer. He is well
L-uown among tbe sporting tiatemi
ty, as be has wou n euy battles in the
ring, in wbicn arena be is kuuwD as
tbe "Terrible Swede," Yesterday
while crossing tne bridge to the is
land tbe wind blew off bis hat end as
Mr. Htockton remarked he "bad just
bought that Stetson in LHinsmuir. "
be straigbway proceeded to go in
after it. Getting tbe bat be swam on
down the river to tbe bridge on Main
street and pioceeded up the bank
weariug bis wet clothes and a satis
fied, it oot cheerful smile.
KLAMATH KALLS. Or, April. 8
A dairy on strictly modern line will
be cutatlisoed iu Wood River valley,
through its tail on the night of May
IS. Hud It wi'l re). lire severs1 lioti's '
to make the passage. There imv be it ;
glow cf the aliy aud poltiiy a in. t.
io display, but apart from tliU harm-
less and beautiful phnnoineijou nolli- '
log will occur to etfect bummi lives'
ou earth.
A putty knife, with a reerwlr lu 1
the handle, from which putty ran le
aiueeZrti! .y pressing a button, ha
been iu veil ted as a time mver for
glaziers by a Minnesota man.
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MfsMliu n j,.ir after t lie greiit iiirtluitko tt I ' i
the pi-ii of the piM-l lu cflebrntlug the lllU!iiili nf hum i i .
effeciH of mitiiriil cnliiNlrophcN. The rei'cnl -lul in- n. I .
Imvlug dune ii'iiu- il llliilu'C III the Sli lllnn cll At - 'In
tiotis of I lie uetv Mi'mkIiiH are the villus- 1 1 1 . 1 . I 1 1 .'.i
lilflil nf Swl'.i-rliind find the Ami'rWiill U:iili-l I n I' ii
With iii'Hiey hi-nl frnin the l'liltcl Slnies
i t i ' 1 1 1 1 ai Ihi-llit for
..ret hi i t tin wiirnt
i.t tune reMirtii as
ii .l 1 1 1 1 il 1 1 ,. kit
I if i.i. -ii i In In "e I i
. 'it n.it t.-i l.i I nnj
Writer on Fame Topics
K. P Trigg, recently from 1 wa, a
well kuowo writer on subiecU con
oected with farm and orcbarCa some
of whose wrltiugs have appeared in
the Kxamiuer, Is liBrd at ork every
rtay Hi his place on tb iinrtlisrt.it rde
of Central Point. He will In dm
time ha e t he model farm md oichtiri
of that section, it is behaved, us his
ideas aud plans are ui i lin and pro
K remove and he is a modern ii' ot
force aud ability enough to cany
them out.
lrin prfparat Iomh im .Iy d -ti-l
ot dry cut.irrh ; tiiey dry U l i. n-' iunn,
which udliero to tliv lui-ml.riiiii- .tiul i ni
pH, f iii.sing a fur inoro . ri'm. Tnml Ii
th iu thj ordiuitry form of nt irrh. Avi.i.i
all drying inhaUuts, fuiuivt, nnA.--( am'
siiu.Ih and un that whi-b cbwiwH, i"il-
and heal. Kly's Creniu H tbu wi ! :u.i.-tt ,
eatanU or o. .Id in tho IkmiI e.t- iy uinl
pb a--i.iutlv. A'.l ilrnistit -II ll ".o i in '
size. Kiy llrothers, & ' .m u S'r':t,
New Yor.i.
The llttlni i used without ;uii:i, d h tint ,
irritute or ciui-t-HTiei-ziu. It IT' -in. i i- i f
over iin irritated itud Hin,'ry inrl.u-e, r. lit-v.
inij iiirm-ili.iti ly Hie p:.inti.l uul.iuitn em.
Uy's I re in l.itltn ,tilmni n -'uuiii,
mercury nor other Uaruiful drutt.
I'JLLY ACCOCMr.l) POU '
VeHit Did tun hv the boy came
fri io a tig ting familvT
Crlmsonleak Yes; bis father was
a cnlocel lu the army and his mother
was a sultravetta.
Yotikeis Statesman, i
A (.'t.'ICK KKTOKT
"Uiiod evening, sister. Where ait
t'liui iiolor" nlke l uti imp ideut eol
li.un t."v of nn HMi!etli' mU lu Den
ver C,' 1 1 1 f k hh n It .M nl e shot out
her tru-ty ruht to his jit and he was
noon oil bU to ulumlo flrttirl.
Hii liiliighain Age llrreld.
ill niliiiiiaHi ir.-arsr.
FOR SALE
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nlfalfa land. 'A(H) : r n i t tries, 7"i
rivlit of creek for irrigation llmst.
place for chickens, ilairv, cows, etc.
acres. New I'ine
(iO a tit s fi nit and
ben i mil:.
la t n etc.
ole
W. F. PAINE & CO
Lake view, Oregon.
THE FANDANGO LUMBER CO.
Watch our Window .
for our Friday Special "w''i
One Pit-c , or a Wagon Load.
Prompt Services. Telephone at Reynold's
Store. P. O. Willow Ranch, Calif.
Tic
THE AMERICAN
RESTAURANT
Will have hoL
Light-Bread
Biscuits
Every Evening
25 for 25c,
From 5 to 6
o'clock
Finish Iain-ioc
Sealing, Shingles, I
ntndow frame stock, Door Frame stock
Slabs and cord wood.
ets, Rustic, Lath,
h.oring, Apple boxes.
SWENSON'S RESTAURANT "1
Huropcan Plan Iverjt'iinjr
from a Cup of Coffee to a
Square Meal Call anJ I ry
L's Vou will Come Aain.
E. 13. SWENSON. Proprietor.
I. O. O. F. Block, Lakeview, Ore.
Our line of mens plain and fancy
boisery cauuot bo beat. B & M j
Blue Prints Made
I will make HIuh i'nutH of
any townnhlp of Inud In the
Lakevlew Land DlHtrlct, and
do abMtruct work Call r
write
W. B. SNIDfik
Lakevlew - - Oreitoa
You know what a good teacher
means to a community, sad especially
to a child.
The Normal School is where the
teachers are best trained. You have
a valuable plant at Monmouth worth
more than 100,000. Don't abandon
this, but vote Yes for Monmouth and
sustaiu the Normal School. The oust1
is four cents on a tbousaud dollars. 1
J. B. V. BUTLER, aeo. Com. A 21
Goose Lake Valley Irrigated
Lands
For Rent,
10,000 acrcM, will divide hiiimh Into any ttlze farm dcmri'i!. All under
the New Canal with tlrnt prt ferciicc water tIrIiih The very Creum of
the Valley Selected yearn ku all level, porfit t alfalfa liimls. Will
lease for term nf years for part of crop. Suiuk Iioiiwh and barns
will be built for ilcfiicuble tenaiitN, Must give. rcicreuccH. Write
Hunter Land Co.
Wells Varo, Iild. Ponland, Om
a
Raises I
and conic
all pure
i dough
the dough -'js
plies with h?v.w. v
food laws. fcEaf-rrfJ
American Restaurantar"akeJ
(jce Yong and lorn Ilotai, Proprietors.
Lakeview, Oregon
Fresh Hrcad, Cake and Pics on salo every tlay
F'ancy Cake and all kind of Pastrv made" to order.
i The only first class short older pl.uc in the town
Open Day and .Night
CRESCENT MFfJ. CO.
Makers i' KAIV.TNE
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