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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1910)
CATARRG-H e Books V Authors "Productive So7 That's All" Id c ill M- o -2 Z E ooo nil! HAY FEVER ELY'S CREAM BALM Applied Into tha kmMIi ta quickly abfto rid. OIVCS RELIEF AT ONCI. It claan?, soothes, heal and protect the diflmuted membrane resulting from Catarrh nd drives iiwsy a Cold in the Hend quickly. Betorea the Senses of Taste and HmeU. It is easr to use. Contain do injurious drags. No mercnry, no cocaine, bo mor phine. The household remedy. Price, 60 cents at Druggist or by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York V. . I3HAM. When ou v Until y nil Will II 'I I M ! ll,- .i o nil;' Will ! - I mi Kres- t Service iii The .1 III llie llle-HU' Your Ititt'i- Are Oiim Vim fnlh K-i. -h CldlV MIHlle.t l.fo ni l' Hii-l i . iom-: x.. itsi Lakevieu Fxpress Co. tUVl IF YOU'VE I . ; mvfSLICRER t I hVflV MLto team the bodily y'A I l comfort it gives in 11 I W the wettest weather 1 l II V" l' I MAPEfOW ( Vjl 'M Ml 1 HARD.StCC i ll 1 I I GUARANTEED Q'lM I I WATERPROOT ! H 3S22 . li 1 I AT Ml COOO STOOtS i f-, J-1 catalog ru j i IM IDWlt OlWMMMi CO t ' ---- . Kaisea the dough ,ejMnS3a9w and complies with fcftfcjjjjyj ail pure food laws. f"!T . 'fS CRESCENT KFG. CO. ' l'f i V.?' j ,r Makers of MAPLEI?TE H-U!",-,'?i tbctter than Mj t,Je . - "--J" '- -At? ' Frederic 8. ISlIAM. vchose NhvIs "lldir ' Chntice" Ihvu ho w Idel.v.read. Is ii ti indefatigable tnivei or. lie rvpnrM h:ir Iiir mhmi duiliii: III! rvtetit visit to Kti 8la uuiii.v iirtU-lfs tu dlontlvc of the over growing activity In America n exiort. At a sniHll pliice near St. IVterslmr he heard an American phonograih At another rather out of the way town an official played merrily on au American typewriter to the tune of the compli cated RuMlan alphabet In Moscow shopkeepers galore ring up the bo pecks on Yankee made cash registers. To rap the climax of this apprecia tion for Uncle Sam's wares the author adds that In a certain Siberian town lu a shop window as jauuty as wheu she made her debut In lH?trolt. Mlcli. "Hiawatha" looks down from the cov er of a piece of music, while ueit to her stood Mumblln' Mose," In philo sophical contemplation of the atrange and diversified multitude that floated by In this faraway land. In bis new book. "The Land of the Lion." the Rev. W. 8. Ralnsford de- l scribe Interesting ly bla hunting ex pedition and also African conditions an tbey exist today In bis chapter on "My First Lion" be aaya: "Who shall at tempt to describe the feelings of a man who after long waiting, when the golden cbance comes to blm, knows, as be stead ily presses the yielding trigger home, that he Is "on?" That triumphant In stant may be the result of some dark survival of barbarism within blm. All the same be la living! It Is glorious! It was mine and la part of me for ever." Dr. Rainsford's lion measured ten feet and five inches from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tall. Delay f Copy rlK m by m I I'llnetllnsL Copyrimn . J K J t'nri BV DAVID J. BREWER. United JlinilBy W Supreme Court Juttlce. I hOUHRt CDC Kit A. itvii La-CongrctMiiin I G BET. W. S. BAJXS- FORD. "5--. For the Ambitious bttcati'on by mail f"r th' who cannot &Tt'Tii id erevm. All iii-t r ti, ii.. niit: fittul gtudr-tit a ;r-t-' r-i t r .!!.- r nt:i v-ii tioD IS T -Jl-.M '!. . - ' L' urv; lu-JO-i Lt a . s.-r-lro In", l.u to ta William E. Georpe In his new look. "The Junior Republic." tells much of Interest concerning Ihe republic where the too hilnrlnu youth is madp a pood citizen. Very much apropos of a sub Ject of public interest just now Is the story he telN of h'v the republic em-iiutitiTed llie ilc li.Mn'l fur "vutes f r v.ui'ii-ij" nt l;s very tir.-t election. The pirl. fiupposed tbey would bnve the ri'ht to vote ns a matter of course and were Indignant when they found improvcJ they could not. j They declared they p:'Hl Irixe the same a!:' therefore oubt to II K rourta, their dolavs ntul the cost of litigation nrc jutlv criticised. Tliorc i no dutv nioro iinjHrativc upon tlie bar and the bench than to do what they can to SIMPLIFY MAT TERS AND PUT TECHNI CALITIES OUT OF THE WAY and ce t it that substantial jus tice ia administered. THE SEAT OF THE WHOLE TROUBLE IS IN THE FACT THAT TOO MANY APPEALS ARE GRANT ED WHEN JUSTICE DOES NOT DEMAND IT. . A MORE 8IMPLE WAY TO PUT IT IS TO SAY THAT OUR COURTS TRIFLE WITH JUSTICE BY PERMITTING DELAY AFTER DELAY UPON MERE TECH NICALITIES. at t I advocate that the stato enact laws that will permit of but ONE APPEAL AFTER THE TRIAL JUDGE. No judgment should Ik? reversed upon a mere error in the admission of evidence, error in the ruling of the court or in the trial judge's charge unless it be clearly shown that such error worked a serious injustice upon the defend ant lawyer could do a great deal to facilitate the work of the courts if they would. We haven't enough men of the caliber of Benjamin Ii. Curtis nowadays. t t THE LAWYER WHO GOES INTO COURT TCJAY SEEMS TO FEEL THAT HE i3 NOT LIVING UP TO his pro: "irioN if he dczs NOT OVER TRI FLING Dc ril. AND GAIN ALL THE DfLv3 FO'SIELE. 1 Tin- - Il"t It!.:!. ! fc-n.-.e, !.!!' ' lavyyei:; A EXAMPLE ot! and in tir:;o c F the prcsciil sv-t'-i'i of eminent i- to lw tive oi the intiihtfiiani'i' l justice in other words if il - t ! worth preserving Home method must lie devised bv which .ll.'IM- cial PK(H'i:i:mN;s may P.E HASTEN ED. s.. thm ev.rv cause instituted in n court r the United Slates shall I" tuinllv ad judged and deieriiiini'il within a REASONABLE p-n.l Ir.-m the day on which the initial mwrsaro filed. It is tho essence of every gr erntnent, whatever ita form, that every man subject t its authority who may havo a difference with another must submit it to a tmdy specially established for it adjudi cation, instead of attempting to scttlo disputes by force and vio lence. Hut in exacting this sub mission government assumes a CORRESPONDING OI1LIOA TION that till disputes submitted to its tribunals shall bo settled so that JUSTICE EXACT AND COMPLETE will bo dono to every one. BUT JUSTICE TO BE COMPLETE MUST BE PROMPT. REDRESS GRANTED AFTER A LONG PERIOD IS NECESSARILY INADEQUATE. AND IN THIS COUNTRY THERE IS NO PROSPECT THAT ANY CAUSE CAN BE SETTLED TILL MANY YEARS HAVE ELAPSED. It is of course true that delavs in judicial procedure nre not pe culiar to the United States. I'.ut in tin's country, where the courts nre supreme and every action, en terprise or roeediii' ( trovern- IM.ont 1 1 1 ; I V be arro-iti-l. -Il-pell'le ! r prevetl'e 1 I.V j'l !i ' i.il '"ore-. , !.: .e!.!V- i:. i!-ivi!: :' e:.u-.- i;i- lllUr t'NlT'i-C o rlle.l - T ! 1 1 l II - . p..v. r- ;ir- I 1'. V K "1 S IX iers would loiiww, i i ! : ! . i w;.i : n .-. i. i .- i . . m .w ,,.,.,.1,1 l... ! ''((-: '. ; TO T ! ! !; I : AT !: i J'l .- i . v i - -1 i .M li. o v i : i n m i : n t 1 1 ( ) i ns r 1 : a i s-t iu- kiu.i tlmt j;i(.st irvlliii' vnu pliint mx wntcf nt Iroin 1 to Cut icct tlt-cp, rich soil level v.'illo la hI.s tine free razin lands near timber lr lence posts liamly lite In I HK tlie INnest Kterc near l,v a tklilitlul climate netir y all tlie year no neeil fo irripitin tlie "Dry" Farmer's Paradise in the va'K ys wliete the new railroads ate com. inj; m hot Is near chnrehes startiiu stores cs tablished lamls ailj 'nin.? settled roads laid (Hit thousands -l acres adjoining already lenced nnd settled cr"is harvested your tuihiors will bv found tbe the "S dt of' the Ivarth" a l.'inil vvlu te Opp.-i tunit v is ready to rab your hand an ! . here eve in.u. that ,'ets ahead of the railroad will be on the road to independence v en it c nics in the next eoupleof years at most wheie men and women arc carving out lor thcniM-lve:- a Innii" th;it is bee from debt, free from the rent colic- tor, rieirom interest and Irec fiom taxation until Uncle am has deeded the land to you where ever thd.ars worth ol im proveme ts .ent in the place is for yourself and family where every das work expeudtd is lor yourself and no one to till you what to do but your own ood sei se a -d desire to add to your possessions aain-t that day that comes to us all when man lias to stop work and allow others to timsh what he hns bejjan. .pile-: Ion (J-. re; 'Rain belt' Lands will make you RICH ! -re; f ";ir CUEATESTi vo WOULD SET AN I.I.. W. E. cKor.riE. i:uKen! ... brrinn lot. IJ V.ns lNi-lf.-e( wit!) t he I lie .'ir:s no 1 ii-t: siiiVr.i i-e I. r Oliildren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA An iT v it; t he KwtrMiier will hrii-re-iiitri Tr i' .'Mi l 1 1. . i r i 1 1 - 1 ns t he boys ' h ive t!ie I'M The fjll.'S'i. i'fr-it 't i:i!er"-!. nil i.-i "' ll..- f.iw.r ih I, ' I .,:t- i.; he Iw.js oj''. "-'i'. t i i : : : ' I o.ie of t!."'r .1: i ti; io:is i;i!ro ' .ov -i : .: hi itj...r ui.iture f ouler-r;-.r ,.. i ii,.. Kjrgt a,i ii -t e.ini'-d etittiusiu.sticully by a two I thirds viite l:i a Kiij.'L'ostive final chapter Mr. (leor'e expresses hi.s conviction that Ii'i.vm f.f nil sorts on-lit to have the op portunity f sorm- (inch training In Compulsory . y Service C.,Laitry's Hope. By l.iriilrnint f.f.fi-jl I) . I . I A i I l I 227 HE HOPE OF THIS CO'JNTKY LIE ir.iei ji ;; mm l l.-e J'Obii r lie;-ul.-!:.'. pen- MILITARY DRAFTING Blhec'' 5 IT,. I: - I 'At v-I.m I ii ;i -s )i i. A.. IOliir.1. IN A COMPULSORY SERVICE WITH A PERMANENT SYSTEM OF YOUNG MEM INTO THE ARMY. Eiftv or i.lv tliou-mel oiiii" men .-hoiiM Lc drawn bv lot everv year for compuNory military :-crvice and the same number re tired into a rccrve until the reserve had FIVE HUNDRED THOU SAND TRAINED MEN ready at any moment to be called to tho colors. If ever v.-e ,'irc to have an ad it miHt bo by COMPULSORY venture lu .-av loat an aim;.' of t t, if e.J ft il I.'.W ' "- fi to Jii.i EVE1 MIS I'TS; VflHW MOllk' ..ml. It Immmn loit Ithrott'a i, but make it yours. The j time will never come njjain when vou can ;et the lands that you arc now able to cc free from Uncle Sam. My loca tion fees are reasonable mv services in- dispensible to the man that wants the best land as soon as possible ami I am able to place you on laud that is w orth hundreds of dollars more than some 1 'inls that y u have seen. I have parties leaving hete lor the various sctt'cincnts everv day or two ;iml w ill lie able to take you if you let me know in time. DO IT NOW! W. ROCHE FICK Homesteads and Relinquishments Next door to tho Free Hvadincj Room Lakcview, Oregon "Clean Dirt Means Money To You 33 V CITI .EN OWES i .MIL1MKV SERYICE no I- e.l . i-tf.ys l'Jio i- X '" " v. ivl W4NMMI. ! i e ,ii o. pi. rrs c 3., o.oit. Mich. $1,000 REWARD Tlic Oregon k ( loriiia auJ N' m i i -.- r-ioi k J'roo i Mop A . KM-iut lur i . i Mi 'I.- pro t !i r e if H. !..'. -I ra , ' ! , l I 0!, t! -.' ,r. PRECIATION OF ' (-ll.iily. 'j lie I . . tilt. .f auful di.-gruco of from l ife annv to defend this country, MILITARY SERVICE. I will li iti'ln-il thou-and could be lu.'iin-ot::- ;:llnv nt .e-etjv liioil -ati'I. S A DI.'TY TO ( oXT KI 151,'TE mp-:! oi v i-rviec -,-..;i!d I rie; tlie. Ine hear:- of llie p; ope. 'mir M'll Would be ii.r. -Vo'll'l be. It Vou'.d RAISE OUR AP ITI E ARMY. We Would oet inei, of good eoinpul-.ory ,-f-rviee would be to wipe out this 7 to 10 per .cut of de-eriions every year. rwir-cuif TURNOUT tiOMrmTtHT tnam Mammoth Stables BARNUM a REHAHT POClilUi l'be '.lir'CMt I.iver.V lllld l-'eeil .Stnble III oouthertl OreOII or Northern Clilifnlllhi. Ili.i-ei. r.i.linleil li the lM.V, Veek or M(.illi. jspeclil .llei,ti ,, tjivi'ii In T niiiM'-iit Slock iM.'ii i:, si.oo scan OH I a ON ' ( ' Wi i l If V 111' ll -i:oi. il ' llll- ll k ' '.i e-i 1 l- fk Ll.' ;ei i Jtvr. .on " t o J.l,'l . I k-V.-l 1 1 .- .1 Jei .',1 b .;.'.( UIKK ' ! ' III I I ' "Km i J'i-l,i .Mil , ' - r f-H ,1-1, I'.Hll in- i iou t'ii-r ri - i:.:e'. ( Ol.ie from ' 1 i I'or a 1. 1: . r yeiirs Le 1j.( nul bis hoiue i.'l I'raij'-i; uud now (Spends about half of his time there. He Las a villa lu I 'aria, whut off from thf world oulsiih; by lil(.:h walls fjiid tall tree?. iMiring l.l- loot,' resl- nivncD .,-. nil. Conditions of American Life Breed Insanity. (letiep id I'lir - Wlieff i.ew'-jiiipe.- v. oi l : . he ;i- .1 ii nun h I a f.iaol- C w.-.n :.. i,;.-s i.;, 1 lu v.-.: .' S I .1 :.'y ;n l.c I: is now v. l inen ia ci i::u!l. f.'i I T c 1 .'I. fjueem-li. 1 ' f .nue ' i . 1 1 play olher )-,lt'i. ile I !' I 1 1 celcirort Cry FOR LETCHER'S O A3T O R I A I. eh to.l'JIIC v hi ll 1 ,;, boiii in fc'pcc' h I , : i.ii.v uh well uud ; (h -i i:n-lish. In fact, i .-!::.;.' J.i l'rauce a novel. :.;hor itlou llli a French La retinue j:i(-n Altliee h 'l'!ie( eiilral t heme of t!ii s lh.it in one of bis foi:h . J':: lll.-r I'rear." On I :. 'Throiitli tlij. W'nll.'1 n i i. Mj la t in KiiKli-li la fwU-Ufclv,- if.'iufhited into I'retieh..- arid wlt'i 1 t"v modification It 4' Jie Jr'ie'' ' t by a well hiiiiwii i't ,-Ljh' ncA e'!;1 ' "rh.it lnn"i!iiv ai a vnlfabuMtll'i ' . . . v , i Tlio By Dr. LtO M. CKAfTS ot Mlnncipolla, Minn. ONDITION3 OF AMERICAN LIFE PROMOTE IN8ANITY. Heredity, alcohol and a fpeeial group of difleases nro also fiipidlv increasinpr the number of in.-ano persons in pro poninji to pie total pipulation. I f i -: ) v. r-ret .nta;;o of 11,'in -ii aitvui-al of tlii.4 section in the pa-t thirtv IDLY AS better off. OTHER AMERICAN yeais ha, INCREASED EOUR TIMES AS RAP 'II IK POPULATION. Other t;tutc3 and BeetionH are no COUNTRIES ARE DFVELOPING INSANITY THROUGH HM3IT3. SINCE JAPAN ADOPTED WESTERN METH ODS OF DOI'iG THINCS THE PROPORTION OF INSANE PERSONS IN THAT . I-Mel RE HAS RAPIDLY INCREASED. "Tlie ill ;to U furnishing flimihci; e.Miniph' of a race INCAPARLE M K'l IIODS arid envirdniueut OF..ADOPTION OF AMERICA X without an on " i crait. Valley Falls Mercantile Company Run ;iti up to (liitc iik i wiiilil.- Mt, re and sell lor I,al;cvicv prices The Valley Falls House Is now in operation and here to meet competition.. New, clean, iron beds Good Meals 35 cents Just half way from Lakcview to'XL ranch and half way from Lakcview to Paisley, tiive us a trial Good Darn, Hay and Water LAW BRIEFS 7"5RA7ED AT THIS OFFICE Read The Examiner Want Ads retise in - 'nn n '- ' i