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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1910)
JAKE I'Ol'NTY EXAMINER, LAkKVIEW, OHKOON, THURNPAY, AI'IUL FIVE QFF.CIAL DIRECTORY H1TIOK1L Trident .. Wlllum H.Tuft Vloa PrMrnt jme H.Shrim.n tWKf.tsrr of TrMttry Franklin M.rA .lirh aex.try of W.r It Puklti.on .turner Gener.1 Grnnr V " e,!',2 Pntunuln General Krnk II. "',c.h,c,i tcrelryot Nsvy O.-orr on l '' ' Pcrt..rT interior Klchr1 A. I Inn. r irtry ol Aurteullnr. "'""" KT"ryo( Commerce .... VU r.ou'J LYMAN HOPKINS TELLS OF HIS TRAVELS Ve.pt!(HI Whm, 0. P. pnmon omm-MM..- .8. Richard V. 8. l.ancl loimmwion. t ftovcrnor acre-ary of State Treasurer Attorney Oeneral Sum. Public lntiruolton Primer fa.try nd Food Com 0.8. Senator Vongrewmen rrT. "F, W. R.-nson '.'.'.'.'..' P- Bciikxh , , Moo. A. SOtl A. M.Crfor.1 W. 8. l'unlo t J. W, Hmli'J i Jnhnothan Ponni-.Jr. t Uoo. A. Cnamtwrlain iV. '. II wiry i W. K tllu Writes Entertainingly of 5outh American Cities, and Describes Modus Operandi of National fasti me--Morse-racing Chi I Junto .... iHMttu Jnniort gtTKKHkCOCIlT R. S. Ben 1 F. A. Mnoro f Robert Kukio 1 W ill K. Kiiik ) V. T.Siater ItKlpe... ttorsv glXTH Jt'DIllAL M"tll(1, . Oro H. Snland D. V. Kiikkeniial. Fditor Luke Co. F.xaminer, Lakeview Oregon. Dear Sir : Herewith a short destrlptlou of some of the places I hare visits t since leaving Lakeview, laat July, wbich I bore will be of iuterest to the people of Lake County. SEW YORK CITY, The money center of the world, population 4,500,11X. Here is where j one half miles Ioiiii the city on them. They street ami dowu another. There are many places of amuse ment, both in the city ami the out skirts. The following are a 'en of the many places that Is worth while to visit, I'laza .le Mayo, Cathedral, Park Lozena, i'olenno i'aik and Race course ami the Zo loigcal Gardens. The race course Is the seoomt Hnest in the wnrM havititf a track one ami tie i iles three in ner tracks tor tr-onlon There are four erand stands It ti a seating i s pieity of JO.COO. The Miiallest purse is 1 1.500 and the largest in our money. They hare twot.d some times three days racing a week the year around. Any horses that hare been in the country three years or more are allowed to enter. They hare the para mutual syttem of hettlny which is that yon buy a ticket ami your choice in the race, eacb ticket 1500, their mouey, which is equina leDt to t'2 'JO our money, ami just e fore the race the uumber of tickets on each horse sold is posted up nun total amount of moiiey rtiievei ami a. L. a k . . - iueu i ue afsociwu u akea U'Jpe r cent cf all money receive! as ttieir com nilnsiou au- fro n the bulauce u divi ; denri is declared on the wiunei, 2nd j and 3rd horses, t or au eaxmple say i there are six horses lu the Tart unit 10,000 tickets soli wbich would le $50,000 less 10 per cent which would leire ilOH. Htid on t .e a 1 n n iiik horse tLete wero only 5C0 tickets sold the diTMeud would be 1H). Von can play a hnie to wiu. -Jtid or :trd. The day I vis te l the track there were sold on all six races a total of '2Jl,(t!o tickets or iu dollar fl.l0f.:)0 ol which 10 per ceut would he 110 5.k. Out of this the B-soclat.ou paid out S24.O00 fur purbes Ibbvidk them f8t;,;0 profit besiiles ttie eutrauce fees for horses and gule receipts. In the city every three or four blocks there is a nice reeu park where seats are pleutiful and the hea'iti'ul flowers and trees make oue want to sit down Hiid rest, which Oioot.o the peoido do for a few hours! each day. The chief industries of the Argen tine aie wheat ruiuiuu. cattle, sh$ep and horses. The following table will give you some importance of Arneutine Repub lic: Number of sheep iu the Kepublic 6.211,704 Number of cattle iu tbe Republic 20,110,021.. Number of horses in tbe ReDuhlic jio up one LIUtsLiTlVS Joint Senator.. Si) Kit t tutlr. H Mi'rrrmii (H A Prttiu 0 8. LAND OFFICE. I. V. urton red V I'ronerolller . Hi pluer . Ktnivcr : - . ..V! . o. F. W.-l-syne Albert, l'eu f 4k. Allltnut A. J. Fot. r .B. B. IteiKio C. 11. FsHlkner C. A. Relurt H R. H.rylor.i Mock lnr-etor w "-. I'roudtoot fides tler .... laerlS . . "Tjurw . mriioT . ehool Sopt Inrreyor.... ComtniMtoaer TOWS OFLAk'EVIKW. fisr Bslley Myoi l:,Tol COHH-Umet. I. N. WlSOQ( 8. Lane. S , v. B. Snider . ' . j rt psui ' ' LAKEVltW BOARD OF TKAi S .. W. H. SHIRK .' F. M. Milier Prvvideut Tiea"rer, Bccretajy Fluame Oommitteinan ... Induatrfal " Pablicily " Btwk Municipal " Agricultural " KiKj:m Headquarters for ftracstT M. B. Ki L. F. t'oi'ti ('. E. W. F. I-aine W. I' Herviord . H. W. lirenael . S V. Kehart J CHURCH DIRECTORY fRST METHOIjIST rHCROH tCN'DA Y l-ebool at lu a. m. I'reaohing every bunday at lis. m.and7::(p. m. Epwi.rth lai!tie every Sunday eveniu? at 6:45. Waver Meeting Thurs darat 7:) p. m Otioir meeting at ": ) . in Ladies' Aid Every Wednesday at :m p. m. Bverybody cordially invited to all service. 1 W. J. WE.NTZELL, l'astor. FlRtT BAIT1ST CHURCH OF LaITEVII. A Preacbing service at 11 A M and 7::ai H M on 1st and Srd Sun. fundav ScbiHil at 10 A M. ,'untor fc.iety at i:Hu M. Baftist Vonrjf People's I'ninii al:FMon wC un.ly. Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P M Wednesday eve. bing. Ever body invited to attend all ser vice! REV, H. SMITH, Pastor. CATHOLIC CHURCH- EVERY SUNDAY MASS and Benediction at lOo'clofct a. ra. Sunday tchool after BenedUtion. Week dayMa-ai 70 a.m. MICHAEL O'MALLEY, s. J. FIRST BAPT'.St CHURCH OF .OOSK I KF St New Pine cr.ek, Oregon. Preaching ser vices at 11 A M and 7 ::) P M of each Sunday of everv month Sunday School at 10AM. Prayer Service at 7:30 on Wednesday evening of each weed All are cordially invited to attend 1 be aerv Ice REV. L. E. HENDERSON. LODGE DIRECTORY A. O. U. W.-LAKEV1EW LODGl NO. 111. Meets every second and fourth Thursday of each mon'.h, in Masonic Hall, Lakevien. Chaa. Tonniogsen. W.M.: W m. Gunther, F. vou fee the beautiful hutldintis, drive-ways, bridges and the world's famous nder-prcumi street railway, which rnus its cars at a sped of 30 miles per hour beteeu stations and carries on the averace of one million pasetik!ers per day. You can ride over 20 miles for 5 cents -ithout chance of cars This is a city that must be seen to be appreciated and one can send a cnuole of months sieht-seeimz in and around .New York and then not see more than half of what is really worth seelntr. KAIIM, DKAZIL j Babia. tranlated into Knizlisb means All Saluts Bay, is a finely sitnnted city of some 270.000 inhabitants, and consist of a lower and tipper city, communication oeiween wdicq is maintained principally by meacs of an .eleva'or. The view from the up per city, wbich is the residence dis trict is very fine It is h t all the year around. The reot le. that Is the natives, are the same as our colored people acd the laneuaue of Brazil s Portuiiaije. The principal exports of liabia aie cocoa, coffee, snear aid cotton. All told there are onlv U5 Kumpeans living there. This place is noted for its Catholic churches, of wbicb there are 300 or one t-burch forecb 75t persons This included men women and cbilJren. RIO UE JANERIO, BRAZIL. It Is impossible to describe the beauties of tbe bay here. It com prises over 50 square miles and ia stndded with many beautiful islaads, on whose shores crow stately palms and cH.-oa nuts wb 1st all Mroumi tbe barbor are little sheltered bays wbicb also contain spaller island 8, the most beautiful cooceivxble On all sides of tbe bay tbe mountains rise to a preat height some covered w'tb beau tiful palms and others of barren rocks Vol could easily find anchorage in thij bay for tbe combiued DBvies of tbe world and bave plenty ot rcom to spare. Tbe streets, like most of tbe places of South America, are narrow. Tne Avincda Central (Central Ave nue), wbicb is the main street of the j 7,531, tiTO doings at the bay city 1UI0. rEGREE OF HONOR LA KESH ORE U No. 77. D. of H., A.O. C. W., Meets r-r third Thursdays of each month Hall: Etta Pea ' C. of H.; Mary. L.of H.: Mamie McCulley, C. of C: , Greene Recorder. Post Cora I. 0. O. F- LAKEVIEW LOOGE, No. . O. F., meets every .-Bturday evening ' Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o'clock, froro oco to April 1, and at 8 oiclock from A ri September iJ. A. E. Cheney. N. G. ; Cbc-uey, Secretary I.O. O. F.-I AIlKVIKW ENCAMPMENT V 1 I (). O. ., t.. ets tne Hrt and it.ir'l Tnuri day tveMiifc'-. ii each month in O'ld l-'eii-.w l.a.l. Ink-view. CO. Arthur, (J. 1'., . II HDinincrsK'j , .-enbe gEBEKAH I.OlJ'.K-I.AKKMhW LOI'GE, N(, '11, I. O. O. F.. meets tne S'-cond and fnuriti Iridavs of in, ! month in "dd FcilovH lln.l. Mrs. E inn M ill' r N. G.; Mr. Mary Anlstriou. V.G.J Mrs. M. I). Mijsh. nucn.'tary ; .Mrs. Al Bunting, Treasurer. . E. 8. ORIENTAL CHAPTER. NO i, LAKE view, Oregon, M'-cth i.n Tuesday, on or be forefuii moon an i two Uueks tncreafler, in Jdas(nic Hall, at 7::;o o'clock. Vidilinii members arc cordially invited. CORNELIA A. WA'iSON, VV. M, IDA UEBACH. secretary HR0Ft:5SI0NAL CARDS Jy F. Conn Attorney atLaw and Noary Public city, is certainly a beautiful oue, in fact it is the prettiest street 1 bave seen and in saying this 1 do not ex" cept tbe Great White Way, en River aiae drive of New York or the famous Limeta of Manila. Tbe estimated population is 900,000 mostly black. Principal exports coffee, rubber, minerals, rote-wood, tapioca and hides. SANTO"?, BRAZIL A more appropriate name for this place would be "Hell" aj it ia hot here the year aroutid and veiy un healthy. At the present time you can see the mahta of sh'ps a-bicb were i sunk only a few years uko in au at tempt to i-lariirj out yellow fever. The lart epiilemic of yellow fever here cost tbe lives of over one Wheat raised per year in tbe Repub lic 5,700,000 tons. Land is very h'b, what we would class as pasture land ia selling at from i'5 to HO per acre and farming laud from ?:iO to T220 and it is almost impossible to get a Kdod title to any piece of land. There are 14.080 miles of railroads representing an investment of over ?7. 7 10, 000. 000 U. S. curraaey. The native monies are of two kind j called paper and gold. Thir paper i dollar is equal to 42 cents of our I money and their 'lolliirs erjuals I rJi cents U. H. currancy. I There is only oue Steamship com ! )ny rutiniiirf direct from New York i tn !Gi.nriu A.-f.u ii.liir.ri riiuki.u u luiai. I - ' - ' j " ........... u . -'hit Of the. iipm r.f rlirri7irio riu-..ri(j(.rj fullad total pof ulatlon People died so fast , Lnicpot t i Holt, aud from my expert that all attempt to bury the in was j tDCe i woulfi bt,0Uoy Hciylae aKaiust k-iven up and tbe bodies wer thrown j tra-elinK by any steamer owned or into ttie hay to be washed out to tea : controlled by Lampot Sc Holt as the or devoured by sharks, of wbich there i accomodations are very poor and the The only export ! f0(j batdly emable. The bet wav to San Francisco, Cal., April Kdltor Kxamlner. Rxcently, 1 showed a businessman here, a photograph of tha new court house at Lakevlew, and 1 was some what proud to be abla to say , that it had lieen built from bottom to top in a clean business like war, free from the taint of Kraft He was more than surprised, aiicustninod as he was to nssoclate Calhoun and graft with public utilities, from his point of view. Tha bin lin Insurance co-npan-of New York "ity are doltiu as much if uot more to build up San Prancico than any one other source. They hae loatietl millions of dollars on mort gage. Mo the marvelous reiiaMtat loo of this city representing the mouey ot the people of our country fr tn ohm ftid to the otter. Kdtsou, the wizard of the electrical norld, has succeeded iu gelling a str-et car to run by means of storage flatteries under the seats, which will lo away with the overhea t trolley, to the satisfaction of people in K'tieral, aud llreiiieu in particiilar, as they are k'reatly bothered by the ovvrhsnd Mires, (liirinu a Mu lire. Koinet lines when the electrical power stops on too street-car Hush one ses car full of people naitioit at intervals for miles. The storage batteries will do away wlti thia exshpetatititt uiilsauca Au lntere-tlui( and benevoleut feature of city life, whh'h of lute veHrs has tieeti a prominent felure In its life of action is "Ta Day," wh'rh has for its purpohe a donation to worthy charities. Ttie children take an active part, and as collectors of dimes ar a treat success. It ia uo tiiniHii.il hUlit, on tills day, to see men with twenty or more tags fiistene I on them. These men are of coursn 'easy', but for a Ki o I cuiic. The liixt "Tafc' D.iv" over i:tnoo wan raised for 'Seet Charity". i'latiablr, clufo mi to rit', Mj people live across the biiv, hii i o over daily to I'nini'lHi'o to .lo biialness, return I Hi! ct nik'i t to their homes, l'he.e poiile are coininoul.v knoun a 'com muters' Tii".v are more apt to die, woru out by schedt.le time, thau ill the natural way If ymi enne iu conversation with oue about 5 o'clo.tk P M after a few momenta Ills atten tion beius to wander. He becomes 'distrait', as the Trench any, sudden ly he interrupts you. bv saying spas modically, "Kxcuse me I have to catch the boat, " ami hurries aay. I havs often wouderei it ttiefe ho ple will be ohliued to catch a .boat in th next world. Truly a bin city never wholly sleeps. Tbe riniou miik man on his rounds at '.i o'clock a. m. meet socie ty returning homewatd, from a c til lion to sleep for the da). The heavy loss of raotte sheep and cattle last winter has stirred up tbe society fcr the prevention f cruelty to auimals, and there la talk of com pellitiK stockmen to feed hay in stormy weather. New Orleans aud this city are run- nica a neck and neck racs, tor tbe Panama Exposition in 1015. Having lived in both cities, personally, should prefer S n Francisco, a Ne Orleans in the summer is as hot aa the place unmentionable while tbe climate bere In the summer is cool and invigorating, leaving out, of coursc, the flies. The latest reports from the isthmus are so favorable that ia looks uow, aa if thn run nl would be flnlr-hed before the time set. Ambidextrous men are in great evidence just now, on ferry boats, street trs, trains, etc., and suc ceed in relioviiit, mauy people of valuubles anil money. I The rainy season has been very pro Ipitloris, and there ouuht to be crops of natural size. )!HJ should be a uionoy making year for California. WILLIAM BRADFORD. Vk'.;.'-; r m V I ' '4 V- ,y v vl"l LAKE- VIEW Saddlery s. v. AHLSTKOM. Proprietor The lc!it Vnnquen 5nddle on the market Also a complete line of wagon and hugg harness, whips robes, bits, rl' spurs, quirta. ettea, In fact evt(- tlilng In th line oi carrfrg nnd horai fnrnUhlnga. He pairing by compe-men. I Hi W If CKCCTI I) IN IWK) MOI)l:kN THROI K1HOIT riRST-CAI.55 ACconnootTinNs SAHFLf; kOOH l or CO.ini:KClAI. twavhli-ps cOUKTI-OUS TKI-Al MI-NT F P LKjiI . Ol O i LK1MT 5c MAMKOVV, Propnetoi. I I ek I 6 i J. bTaUT EN Hardware nd Implemcnt.s The Moniti-r Drill. Th c only drill that drops the seed in front of the disc axle, making it impossihle to lnnieh or cover the seed uneven, (iuarantced to in crease the yield from three to five hushels jier acre. Steel Lever Marrows, McCormlck Spring Tooth Marrows. Disc Marrows, Disc Plows, enough Sulkey Plows; in fact v - '--tj Hardware and Implement line. Peter Schuttler Wagons. The onlv waoii that ever crossed .he plains without resetting the tires. The wood in these wagons consists of White Oak and Shellbark Hickory. WVsolicit a share of your patronage, is 'Live and Let Live.' Give us a call. Good- i la in Our motto i k-eM It OFFICE-Dalv BuiMinic. l-akevlrw. Oregoa J, D. VENATOU Attorney at Lavr, jtiid Matter Mperialty OFFiCE-Palr Balldln. QliARLKS UMUACH Land and Law Office Abstractor of Titles KibtaluUeU lses Lakeview, Ore- YV LAIR THOMPSON Attorney at Law Office In O. V. L.Co.'h Buildiii),'. Lakkvikw, Okkhon JLIOS. J. POWELL Attorney at Law tOfflec InDalytDulldlos Laeetiew Obkgo.v are thousands, from this place ia coffee, of which nearly one halt of all the coffee used in the world is exported from this place. The salaries for an European ot a American aie very high bere, but few care to take the risk. Popula tion at tbe present time is Cj.000 MONTE VIDEO. CRUOAV This ia the capitbl of Urutjay and ie situated at the mouth of tbe famous river P.io de la Plata anil has popula tion of nearly .'iOO.OOO. The city is an exception to most of the cities cf S America, as it is very clean. Tbe ho tels, as well as moat of tbe improve ments, are up to date and remind one of many of our cities of the west. The principal exports are cattle, horses, mules, bides, wool and gralo. UUNOS AYR EH. ARGENTINE REPURLIO no is to cross over to London and taka a Royal mail boat. A few words iu regard to the stand ing of Americans will not le out of place. In the Hrst place we are hated and looked down on by tbe natives. The main reason ia that only a ehora time apo that our ciiminals weut to H. Ameiica as thero was nu treaty be tween Argentine and tbe (J H. where by our laws cnuld be extrail'ed. Jo the second place our Government has Dot been very particularly in appoint ion consul aud vice consuls and tbe result is that a number of consuls have dune many shady things to make money wbcb naturally reflect on the good name of every American citizen. At tbe present time we bave a vice consul ia Buenos Ayres who it would be better for all American citizens. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR. A MISCELLANEOUS This is tbe principal city of the Uviufr or (joing to the country, if he Republio with a population of 1.400. i wa removed from office. The troub e 000 of which 000.000 are Italians. Tbe streets are well kept and tbe build ings are very flue. While tbey are uot bigb tbey are all boilt of stone or marble and bave beautiful outside appearauce, but tbe less said about tbe iuidsde the better, of all tbe tine street Calls Florida and Avedia de Mayo are tbe fluest. Tbe alec-trio street-railways are very good, you cao go to any place ia with him is that be feels that be has an important office and s a very im portant man. it is bard to got even a civil answer from blm and after you leave tbe consulate you feel as if it is a poor place to get any Informs tlon at and tbat you would not care to return unless it was absolutely ne cessry. Take the English, German or ie fact any other consulate and you can go to them and be treated like a 1 Vrl , mi 1FYOUVE f NEVER WORN 1 1 MJ1 ' - - r ''an ma KSLICKER you'v.-! yet to learn the bodily comfort it aivos in the wettest weather made roB Hard strict AND GUARANTEED WATERPROOF AT All GOOD STORES CATALOG me IJTMI CO tOTOM USA. Tnwf t f mrlr-" nwmm ru City Furniture Q--aO VTS ROBINSON & CO. O L Ji t?r Wm. Walaco, Mgr Furniture and Bedding. I In Hf rnUin n Embalming in m m m "Wat a m es a specialty, tendnace. Fir8tclas8 all its branch' Hearso in at- flJ,l"1';'WIIIHHrl J gentleman. An Anierioao is all rlgh in bis own country hut is looked down oo In many nearly every other country on tbe faoe of tbe globe and tbe reason is easily seen Our minis ters and consols. Very Respectfully L. L. HOPKINS A. LTHOSiirOi THE DRUCGEaT, has on hand a fine line of Ldison I'hotioraptis Standard and Anihcrol Records. Kny Records not in stock will he promptly ordered. All Styles, at pnees from 12.50 to 125.(9 Red Livery Barn M. O'SULLIVAN, Prop. New Kis and tHV"1.33 Special Accommo Fancy Teams -AVa dations to Let '-GSSSlt? For Frciliters Corner Canyon and Main Sts, Lakevlcw, Ore. I I j f J e I !