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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1910)
NEW MARK IN AIR SET BY HAMILTON RECORD OF CURTISS' FLIGHT IS BROKEN FRESHENING UP GARMENT. Hew Old Drttsst Cn D Mad to Lok Liks Nw. To n girl whoso i.kKs nr few spring Is not (lull Hcasou of untruiu CARE Of INJURED TREES. All Previous Cross-Coun-trp Flights Are Beaten By Wide Margin tn done for little cost to fivshi-u olj parim-uts If a Rlrl will nlv time to the ronnHollnir. I Drosslnv. spoiiKlnc nml pimtuu oi j now tiiiishlncs will really lo wn-itltr for an old suit, for rxaumlo. Just in XEW VukK, Jd'ie H -Charles K. the l-st cloth ilross In the worl-.l tltutiiltou roee in his Beroplitue from would not look well were It not irvs- How to Trl Thost With Torn Bark or Broksn Llmbt. Nothing I more coiuinou In Hulmrtm nil titles ttinn Injuries Infllt-lt-il on metal Joy of which poets slnjt. for. street trees l.v horses nml vehicles. las, the time of putting on thin dress, j Very often Immense Mcctlon of Imrk es has not yet arrlvwl. ntul those nlu nro torn from the tree, exposing the has worn through the winter show j whl:e wood IxMic-r h. nml most persoim they nre not new, nml for the nvcrnpj feel ill-vi-uru'-tvl lv the extent of the young woman It Is not easy to le con- wound end clvo the tree up. tended with old clothes. Where new I Now, however serious n wound may ones re out of the question much may i be, n tree Is not Injured heyond hope HASKELL- MOVES TO NEW CAPITAL DESPITE PROTEST, OK LAHOMA CITY WINS (Jove mo i a UIhuJ Ibis inorniuK and red without a lretk SO miles to Pbila lelph a in a remamable cross country Hunt. lie made the trip in oue hour ami fcl Klnutes, leavin Governors Islam) t?:5oand laudiutf in Philadelphia 1S;!:C. Arrivlon at .Aviation Field too deliverel letters fromC-overiior a-nl Mayor C.aynnr to Governor 8uio-t Bni Mayor Keylmro, accepted Bessaces of cougratnlatum from them la' return and started for "New York Kin. with only a brief tntermlssiou for food and oil. MOTOK NECESSITATES LAS DIM. fie had traveled approximately to ilea of uis return journej when a toggisb motor drove him to descend ia swamp ueur South Aniboy, N. J. t 12 .55 H. .Vi. The propeller was bruken ia land tag, but. after repairs bad been made Hamilton resumed hi flight at 6:20 ad landed at Governors Island at 6:39. fbns the return trip was made U one hour and SttmiDtuea, at an trerase SDeed of 51.00 miles ao bear, toJblcb breaks the record male in the Qortiss Bight from Albany to New fork. Carryina, as be c'ld. letters between Us two cities. Hamilton created the fjut trail by the route to Philadelphia lad retnru, an 3 demonstrated that au noplace can deliver mail frorooue HIT to another witb the puaotaaUty 9l Oovernment serrice. Ltariuu the whole of bis first lap, fes never varied more ihau two miu tttMfrom his time card and came tiown ou the handkerchief laid to tasrk hi? lauding spot, wi'b the pre clsion of a bominu piseon. The macuioery ot a modro wind' Hill is just as far advance 1 over the node machinery of the windmill of 90 years ago as Is the works of a a watch over tbe works of a dollar alarm clock. Oue typi of wind tar fclne, for instance, consitss of a wheel boat 16 feet in diameter mounted Boon a steel tower 50 feet in height, The entire wind wheel is ot galvaniz 94 steel, and all its moveuing parts run on ball bearings. Its transmiss ion geai works in an oil batb, and tb best methods ktowo to engineer lag bave teen adopted in order to eliminate friction and enable the -vtu '. to m ike tbe best of light winds. Tfce result is that even in a wind bating a velocity of no bigber than II miles an hour tbe turbine gener ics electricity. Such a windmill as li it is provided witb an electric gen erator and switchboard aud a 55-cell torae battery as its electrical ap paratus. Tbe wheel is always in ran lug position, ready to make use of tfvery puff tbat comes and it steadily makes an! atoreb current except in limes of absolutely still weathr. cd, so steamlnc and ironing w ill spi nv up the old. Try It on one and see. Take nn old skirt, begin to rip at the waistband and unpick enough to allow It to lie perfectly flat. Then nrnimro nn ironer's dress board on two chair backs, get n basin of hot water and u little liquid nnunonla set In the seat of the chair where It will be handy. Next get a piece of clothany sort will do such as tweed or covert coat ing, cut It about half a yard square or less and have three or four very hot Irons at the fire. These ere the most important, ns they must Just be under scorching point, and a stiff clothes brush will be needed. Having collected nil the requisites and spread the dress over the board, dip the piece of cloth In the water and wring It out ns dry as possible, then spread It like a patch over the dress, smooth It down and Iron quickly with the hottest iron. As soon as the Iron has passed over the whole surface of the patch tear It quickly off. and while the cloth below Is steaming brush up the nap with the clothes brush and leave It while you proceed to do the next square of the skirt, repeating the same process Mntll the entire garment has been Ironed tbat war. Frco Offices Given a -u ccutivo Transacts IMoc cssary Business Cbicago Journal : Now suppose he should arrive in New Yorit aod say something as unpalatable to us as bis remarks were to tbe Egyptians and to tbe Englishmen. In lW0Mr: Vootevelt went into Colorado, a silver-crazy state, aud put tbe people in 4 frenzy of enthusiasm by bia speeches tor tbe 120II (standard. Suppose he should tay in New York ot Ireland wbat be said in London of Egypt, tbat tbe Englishmen were too easy titb tbe lribbwen. if they were going to govern Ireland tbey ought to'Le about it inbtead of dallying wttb Lome-rule notions. Would overy policeman in New York throw wav Lis belmet and dance for joy? Verily, it would tie an interesting ex periment, with the probability tht the speaker would ride away on tbe tboulders ot tbe crowd amid fwild cheers for 'Tiiidy.""'i'iie , ordinary rules of popularity do not teem to ap ply to our home-coming hero. How to Carvo Successfully. When carvlug use a chair slightly higher than the ordinary size, as this will Rive one better purchase on the meat. This also nppears more grace ful than standing, as Is sometimes nec essary when carviu? a turkey or a large Joint. It requires more skill than strength to carve successfully. Com mence by cutting the meat in thin slices and laying them carefully on one side of the platter and afterward lay ing tbe desired amount on each guest's plate. In carving fish, game or Joints the carver should acquaint himself with the choicest pieces and should serve each guest an equal share of these, giving preference to none, lie careful when carving fish to keep it In so lorn: ns It Is not completely girdled so l-i-i; ns the balk has not been torn r' so (hat there Is absolutely none l :'t In n belt around the tree. As r n as n tree has been Injured the ten 1 :'rk shoHd be forced back Into p' , If ms--II ile. It Is true that It decs v t often grow on again, but It does sec..-! lines, and, nt any rate. It nets as ii protection for the wound, Just as a piece of skin does when drawn Kick over the wound. After the b.ir'c has been tightly drawn Into 1 ""v' 1 1 r" ' '"I'M place the w hole area of the Injury , state lieu Iqn.irt..- must be thickly covered with trH wax, pitch, tar or thick paint. If there Is no Imrk. the procedure is the same. The entire wound must be painted so thoroughly that the outer air cannot possiMy get at It. If there Is a hole In the tree, it should be completely plug ged with melted rosin, wax, tarorauy thlna eNe of that nature. Win-never a tree Is broken the ruin ed limbs should be cut ns smoothly ns n surgeon would rut n human limb, and the freshly cut place should be covered, ns said before. How to Dress to Look Smart. If you would look smart. nlove all things be neat In the small appoint ment:! of your dress. Have one gown If need be, but have good gloves and good shoes and scrupulously clean linen. Sec to It that the heels of your boots are not run over nt one side or the other, that your shce laces are not knotted and worn, that the buttons are all In place on your high shoos, which should le carefully brushed each nlsht or morning. If your skirt needs re blndlng or pressing, have this done at once. Do not trust to It escaping no tice. It Is observed on occasions when you think least of It. Another point often neglected Is the Juncture of waist and s';irt. S- that your belt meets exactly In front and Is either buckled or pinned securely. Have your blouse and skirt fastened firmly together In the back, neither above nor below the lelt Hue, nnd b sure that your belt Is wide enough to cover this line. Io not have a Jacged row of pin point In evidence nor the nlmost Inevitable safety pin. How to Make a Refrigerator. For n bomcmnde refrigerator take perfect flakes for If these are broken one about two ,n,.h(s smnl.r on all mo wuij oi me csu is lost. A steel i -KAaa r.llv. ,.- tn. ,, in earring knife should never come In , COrrespondinglv to give drainage and contact with Intense beat, for this de- ventilation. Kill up the space under stroya ts temper, and It should never the u,xt.s wltb powderwj charcoal or be ued In the kitchen or for any use i wal Hsbes. Put tl)e ,nnpr l(OI ,u except carving meat. place n,i f, up a ,e Hpnce tlie ' I same. Fix ou the lids to both boxes now 10 Kreparo por Banger From Fires to fit tlghtlv with iron hinges. I.euth- If a tire breaks oat near your home do not get Into a panic, but prepare for emergencies. Remove draperies from tbe windows and roll up shades tiht ho that there Is less Inflammable material about. Close all windows to prevent drifts, and on the side of the fire shut tbe shutters unless you wish the glass to crack with the heat. Col lect your most valuable belongings nnd pack them so that tbey may be re moved at a minute's notice. If you have heavy old pieces of family furni ture or pictures on the second floor bave them brought to the lower floor. If fire unce breaks out It will be Im possible to bring them downstairs. Pack your dresses and other clothes In clothes baskets or hampers; they are less unwteldly than trunks. Keep Jew elry and money tied around your neck. In the excitement they may be stolen from hand bags. Glasgow Herald : Mark Twain is dead, but bis soul goes marching on through tbe serried roiumus of tbe American press Tbe Edmonton Journal lsa comparatively obscure print, but this is bow it deals witb the Toronto water crieu: "What Toronto Drinks. Toronto water is so badJ that tbey bave to train it through a ladder to separate itfrooi tbe debris. Citizens take it oat of the tap'with a gimlet, una treat t witb a solution of cbolride of lime nd sulphate or copper' to remote tbe germs. Any germs .that are too big fur this treatment they tke out to be back alley and kill witb a dun. " ' Tl is;. is . Amerlcan";bumor""at1lt8 Boioost, aud wbeu it is delivered in eight-line lengths there are few boi tsr iuds. How to Save Stockings While Dancing. (iilis will not be half so apt to dajice holes in their delicate silk stockings If only they will have slippers powdered inside. This simple operation permits the slllc nnd shoe to rub together with decidedly less friction and the wear Is thus not so great. A. girl who dances much and who wears exquisitely em broidered stockings with all her party frocks and who feels a distinct griev ance when holes appear has hit ujnin a plan that works well with her for preserving the hosiery Intact. fhe glue a sum II piece of velvet inside the back of the heel on each shoe. er ones can be substituted. Fasten with straps of leather as lock and key. Tut shelves on each side of the inner box, using cleats. Leave a place In center for the Ice. A zinc lining or one of felt would Improve the Inner box. A rack made of lathing can be laid at the bottom for the Ice to rest on. Legs can be added to the outer box by putting pieces of wood at each corner, and the drainage and ventila tion will be Improved. OKI.AIIO.M .1 TV 'kU , .... eii. Ib-ClMrlllg lien tlix oi,i ii tlit stale had, l-v ti,-i- l.--ov.- v . d chired this clt ' !. M e ic t sl-ite CBpitnl, CoM I kk. to l-.v- " V I'ltf t tiH III P. lie fuld tliH ' i ...ei ' ii ' VT hel'iilnttl v v 1 th.'lr ninls In the matter ' e -lut n ,t ., ,,, he could legallv lrt'n-t the lejl lillxl liess of tl-e C'OM-n,in."ilt h Htn i here ele but In tills ettv "No iirei-lsms1 leu m ioewMiirv i'r n e In regnr .'o t 'e . ui i , (llt ter "sal 1 (iovt-reor II i-i.. II. Hid In a speech 'en div ho i'" t chp- Itltl could be re tiovd tlo. rnl-oitu m majority was i-Hut for i'. ir Hoil, w hile nonit new m'Hit il i ' e rar'tHl h i - riMi'slo I ii'I'mIp iim- ill 10 1 rt, nobniiv ih e-'ii-t r-i i- a in law for the (ioveroer OklahouiH I 'Itv w 'll vivt- iim tree utile s rooins, liil nt I i.it irl i . .r costing about Ji) a moeth, nnd economy Is an aiiditlnnsl reaoon for my action. I told thn Dklihocna Citv people If thev did not gtvn ns oltlee facilities womI 1 hiri rum an I 'inv them ctmrkcel nh Mi bill." Oil . Coal The advantagea of oil over coal were illustrated in n r. cent trip of Hie Yale." one of Ihn 'J2 knot ps j entfer HteHii ers whl.-ti run betweon New York ano lioston. 'li Irlitls were ho HHti-fiictory I tint dl lll be used e.xcliiHlvelv on tliee ships In th future. Outsido of the uliseiiCH of smoke from ttiH funnels. Is lie ei m plele abolition of tints and dn' due to coaling. Formerly, the' 'Yale" '.turned on a round trip i"tons of joal, which lo"k eight hours to get aboard; In future it will Inks an hour for an oil barge to punio into the ship's ttinks the 4H,(KHJ gallons of oil which will eerve for tbe round trip. The principal savings, amounting to $500 a month, is due to tbe fact that eight operators do thn work in the boiler room, where formerly forty eight, stokers were Decennary. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A CLEAN DIRT, THAT'S ALL" Government Homesteads and Relinquishments My the llnineMtend Npecl.illst W, Roche Fick, Lakeview. Oregon Ciono I ,dke Vnlicy, Wnrner Vnlicy lie wiiiicm n Vnlley CIii'IhI iiiiih I. nke (i I ley W'iiuuiiI Ire l 'miiiii rv l.nkc County Oi fjtn Where the II w I;, i ii i i nn im ii I e ( 'i HIlllIU I'niatiUe Vnlley, long VaIIc), Ncv id.1, Ii g Valley Califjruli GOLDIE VALLEY If von wn.it bill, ;i-'t nr VI (lire- nl li iil I ferlll iiddii' Vultev, where wii'er can be fmiud nt depilis if " In eet, i I fir leucine mid fie I woluii c;i-y rem Ii, Hue lints-. Inr feed mid nu excellent In ter i ir hi hi hi. -r i it ii l:" cIiihc In, H Hii-tey ( I lie Oreifotl Must i-ril.t lie ' 1 1 iirrini.i ii K Hid," ii. itv innldlii lutvird ll u I i d t he valley Mini J (KKI , i. !. .i.eu o ynll linw, I'licll ue 1 1 1 1 m v . l.i n't W lite n k iiik me iv il'ixi-u 1 1 1 le 1 1 1 1 im but ci i in e all I mco nr y mrself. I i n n not nffurd t ii ad ve-l ie III order til He I my Im - III print. I tniiM be able In prudiice I lie u'nii.N lo in ike it p'l.V. If t.ni will cione nml If" v me 1 1 I i ili t if nil w'll lie utile In net Cell U.'I'I frnlll I lie j;rilHS fonts, from liesl , i ni m, Im rley nnd iilber wrnill-; liolil nil I he veuetiiblen, fnoti nml plmiiH nf tli ii-inpi-rnti n.ine; finiu i vert vmlely nf fimt treekiintv n in pmsiier in (Ills Wuln. Oil fruit lu ll. Nut !.v llllliing bill liv pi in il v iilinif ilii null in llie ;nod old fiislib eicd wiiy whein prncli.nl ex pel leiice, smile u rev' Iniltlcr n d ll little llcillliy i,rk citll nccoinp lh wiiiiderN. I .no l' I III rn n lee I'ViTi st ll telilelll inildr In III.V lid vert luillg nnd Miue-I ilint Ii'hmiui .Inn to yiiiirwll mid tin me ilipelidenl iipi.n nil in uet I in I nnw bedire it is all Knne. "rune, t Ide Hint govern ment lii id tvitll fur no line." First m cuiiie K)t llrt choice and ever ' III. ill is HH-niteil nf ll iii ire deal by tin mull wlni specinlixi-N In mil t III nc 1 1 ll men I hi - Oregon Valley Contract Uolder.i No mutter w here Vnnr bind Is nr what iiitillty of snil, etc., it may Im-, I 111 In pxi liiiMne f.ir vnnr ptid u-.i contract deeded to me, luciktc ynn mi likl. :i.i) nr -ISD acres nl tillable government Isinl, pro viding ynn Iihvo it lin nente id rhrhl to any id thex sUed trny. This offer Im fur a short tiniH imiI.v mid siibjis't tn willi.lrinviil nt my option. How to Make Furniture Poliih. Three parts linseed oil, one part spirits turpentine and one-third part muriatic acid make an excellent fur niture polish that will remove all marks. Apply this with a piece of old soft cloth, rub It thoroughly Into the surface of the wood and wdpe per fectly dry. You will find old cotton stocking leps excellent polishers. This polish removes every blemish, save scratches, and It covers the slight ones, making them less noticeable. A very dirty piece of furniture con first be washed and when perfectly dry the above polish will restore t he nat ural gloss and bring out the grain of the wood. M A KVKLOU3 DlbCOVKKIKS mark the wouderful progress of the age. Air flights en heuvv machine, telegram without wires, terrible war inventions to kill men. aud that wou ter of wondeers Ur. Kings New Discovery o save life when threat ened by coughs, colds, laurippe, shi li ma, croup, broncbibtis, beiuoirbages. bay fever and whooping cough or lung trouble. For all bronchial atfections it has no eijtisl. It relieves instantly. Its the surest cure. James M. lilack of Ashvllie, N C, It. Ii. No 4., writes it cured hni of an ob stinate eougb after all other remedies failed. Mlo. and t 00, A trial bottle free. Ciuarauteeb by A. I.. Thorutou. How to Clean White Marble. To clean marble use a mixture of lemon juice nnd whiting or vlnegnr and whltini.'. Spread II on the marble and let It lie nn hour or so and then wash off with pure wnter. L'se ,no soap. Fine table alt Is used also to remove a stain from marble. Oil of vitriol will remove an Iron stain from marble. Let it remain on the stain for twenty minutes, then wash and dry with :t soft cloth. How to Polish the Hair. It you ure In tbe habit of wearing your hair plain you can polish It In the Japanese fashion. Take a piece of velvet or a small piece of woolen goods and pour a small amount of olive oil on It and shake It partly dry. Then rub It over the balr until it shines beautifully, but do not use enough of tbe oil to make tbe hair the least bit greasy. How to Prevent Falling Hair. Frequently change the mod- ,r wearing the hair, else falling hair Is likely to result. That portion .n. scalp where the hair Is coiled and pinned receives no Munliuhll nil'1 the. ! celled h:ii ... ..:.i:;. How to Avoid Dangers In Kitchen. He careful of dripping and fat when cooking. If you put dripping In the oven, keep a tdiarp watch on It or It will blaze up when the oven door is opened. Never throw water ou boiling fat; It only makes It boil over worse than ever. Some salt or earth Is the best thing to put It out. Don't try melting beeswax and turpentine in the oven; the turpentine catches alight with surprl.-lng ease. Melt the bees wax In boiling water first and add it to the turpentine. How to Foil Burglars. Where the kmsIi of the upper and lower windows meet drill a hole with a brace and bit deep enough to go com pletely through the hash of the lower window and halfway through the sash of the upper window. Insert a heavy nail or small spike of the same length as the hole you have drilled. This fas tens the windows together so firmly that nothing nhort of a crowbar, with Us attendant noise, can pry them apart. Tim nail Is removed easily to open tbe windows. How to Dye a Faded Carpet. To dye a faded carpet boll strong dye In a wash boiler or other lurge re ceptacle. Lay carpet on an old floor, fill a garden sprinkling can with tbe ilye nnd npplv'to the carpet. Tbea with a si iff broom scrub the dye Into the carpet, well and evenly. Iet It He to dry for several days When nearly dry hung out lu tbe sun to' finish the nroccKs. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A lryiii"; preparnt inns nimply devel op dry cut irrU ; tliuy dry up tlm Benretious, which ii'llicr'i to liitf mi'liiiir.tui) mui deeoiii poso, cuisine u f;tr more serious trouble th;in tlm ordinary forra of cut.irrh. Avon! all drying iiili.il.inU, fumes, smokes and SimfN ami u-iittli.il. widen elenrntes, soothes and lii'ul-i. Kly'd C 'r-.nu li.iliu w ill luant. r cuturrh or coll in tlm head eiwily and jileuH.iiilly. All drni;;isiM well the Ml cent sio. l;iy Jirotliurs, 5ij Wurrou ritroot, New York. Thi! liulm is i wed wit hunt pain, does not irritate or ciimn sneezine;. It Hpremls itself over an irritated and angry surface, reliev. iiig immediately tlm painful inlliimiuution. Fly's Cream Italni contains no cocuiue, mercury nor other harmful drus. CLOSING-OUT SALE OF full-Blood Merino Flocki Having: decided to closo out our cntlro hold ings of FINE SHEEP, wo have tho following: to offer for sale without reservation: 400 Registered Merino Ewes with Lambs Of I he A nnd it I'Ihim-h. 1500 Select Full-blood Ramboulllet Ewes With I inn I im. Siric'ly true to t m iiiuI oi beautiful coverla 1500 Full-blood Ramboulllet Ewes with Lambi Ntnctl.v llrnt-i la-s nml kihhI enough for uny stud tliak. 1500 Select Full-blood Delaine Ewes With Linn h. Heavy Slu-niem, Heavy Hone aud very l.r 1500 Full-blood Delaine Ewes with Lambt -, Good eiioilc.li to go Into any stud flock. ' 1200 Full-blood Spanish Merino Ewes Willi I.iiiiiIih. Them- use Mrong type of the 11 Class, vn Heavy Shearers and deu-e covering. These are exceptional! large inr their tys. The following five flocks are all young: sheep: 500 One- and Two-year-old Ewes, Not Bred Of the above i-Ukhcm. 3700 Hlgrh-class Merino Ewes with Lambs 2700 1-and 2-year-old Higrh-Class Merino Ewe ."Not tired. 2700 Yearling- Rangre Rams 400 Registered Rams of the Above Classes All ewes with lainliH have Ims-ii bred to KcjrlHtcrisi Kains their reapeetlve c-Iummcm. T he male increase will lie raised 1 Kuiii I.ainliH, except thorn; from the .'1700 bead of blgb clu ' Z.2 Merino Kwes, For Prices and Particulars, Address, The Baldwin Sheep & Land Compan; "AT UKLtK, UKUUK COUNTY, OREGON 1 The conlidcnce felt by farmers and gardener In Ferrjr s Seeds to-day l would have been impossible to feel In f. . any seeds two score ol years SCO. we have made a science nf seed fZrJ i growinc M - C I J I 33 always do 1 exactly what you expect of tln m. pur sale everywhere. FtBBY'S 1910 SEED I ANNUAL fret on request D. M. FERMV CO..Dlroll. Midi. EyuHMJWWiusiiiiiiniiniiw rl)i' THE FANDANGO LUMBER CO. One Piece, or a Wagon Load. Prompt Services. Telephone at Reynold's Store. P.O. Willow Ranch, Calif. Finish Lumber, Tickets, Rustic, Lath, Scfltnr, vSliinjles, I'looriu, Ajijilc Ijoxcs. Window frame stock, Door I-Vame stock. Slabs and cord wood. ESSSfll JESs3sQ3E8S EiGSsSUQ American Restaurantai"akery t0cc Yong and Tom Hotai, rro)rietors. Lakeview, Oregon Fresh Bread, Cake and I'ies on sale everv dav r'aney'Cake and all kind of Pastrv made to orV;r. iThe only first elass short oidcr )iaee in the town Upci! Day and Night Blue Prints Made J will inako liluu 1'rintM ot any towRrihlp of laud in the Lake-view Iainl liHtrlct, uhiI do iiliKtrttcl woik. CmJI or write W. H. SNII)i:it Lakeview - Oregon rimT'CLmm runmour MammothStables.. CD. ARTHUR. wopi.1v, ' Tho hntwut Mvir.v nd Hwil Hiit,t In miuthcrn Or-iron or lrtlHlIl ('nllfoi nla. Horses ltai-li-i liy tlt! Hay, Wwk o M nth. SM ta Atlentiiv Uru to T'liiiiHli-nt Hti k' LAKEVIB' .... OREGON ji LOO I wni L'on erty J. II. 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