Lake County examiner., December 01, 1910, Image 4

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Lake County Examinee
Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon
ADVERTI5INO RATE.
R.-KHar aiandlng ad 1.00 an tneh. atncla
M umn nai-r, ft awntb. All aiandloa; a.ta.
engpl nw 1 lc monlh. Coat ol fompori
U n fharfriil lorall txtracbanira. All n-cll
poaltlcm rlira AU aborl tarn ada. eilra
Keadrra, local column. IOr. pr Una ach In
anion, wanl ada. 6c. a ltoeacb Inarrtloa
Card ol lhan 11.00. Raaolutlona ol eondo
II. M) and upwards.
g ga Tmnment Adrrrilalng and Jab Print
line, cub In advanca.
II bill mum b paid tba Brat of aach mantb.
Lakeview, Oregon, Tkunulay, December 1, lttlO
T,r. "JT
tbat Lake rennty bit a good oppor- (
tuolty to eeuia tba apaaVeiablp Id ;
tba next Lagialativa Atanubly, of'
Oregon. Lake conuty U the heart if
SoctheaeUrn Oregon and Is ancond
to no county to tbe state it re-'
aoaroes. lo area Southeastern Oregon
la about one tbird of tbe whole atat.
and in resources offers greater oppor
tnoities ior tbe investment of capital
tban any ether part ot uregou. i
It is therefore meet and proper
tbat sbe should be aocordeJ the
honor of the electioo of h r repre
sentative to tbe speakertbip of tbe
House of Representatives.
At tbe coming session of tbe Leg
islature Lake county will have a
representative ia tnj lower bouse,
who is io every way qinlifled to per
form tbe duties of Speaker, in the per
son of Hon. VV. Lair Thompson. He is
a successful lawyer.a man of absolute
honesty and integrity, and has
much experience in tbe wordings of
tbe Oregon Legislature Because of
this experience, because of bis nat
ural qualifications for tbe otnae and
because Lake County should be rec
ognized ii tbe maUer Hon. W. Lair
Thompson should be Speaker of tbe
House.
Wedoeeday morning Dr. Hawley LI.
Crippen paid tba penalty for tbe mur
der of bis wife when be was h'loij ia
the court yard of Pentonville jail.
Be met bis end bravely, and did not
falter nor break down. He deolined
tbe breakfast tbat was offered bira
and when tbe time came for tbe ex
ecution be mounted tbe gallows and
stood firmly while tbe cap was being
adjusted. He bad nothing to say
about his execution and toe trap
was sprung promptly at 9 o'clock.
Tbe corpse was at once buiied be
neath tbe limestone under tbe flag
atoone of tbe prison grounds.
For tbe fiscal year ended Jane
30 last the U . S . Department of
Agriculture announces tbat the 20
per cent of National Forests re?enue
which will go to the States for roads
and school purposes amounted to
S50G.1U1 .84. This was 17,012. a) more
than last year, or aa increase of a
little over 15 per cent. The pay
ments are an offset to tbe loss of
income from taxable property bus
tainrd tbrouijb withdrawals of tbe
forest land lrom entry under tbe
public land laws. Oregon's share ia
$339,G55.87, so incrae uf nearly 50
per cent over tbe previous ytar.
Elated over tbeir success in tbe re
cent electioos, success tbat exceeded
tbeir fondest hopes Democratic lead
ers are now fltjuriog on capturing tbe
United btatea Senate two years hence.
Five seats aud probably four now
tilled by repnlicaos will Hive tbem a
majority provided they boll what
they now have. And a survey of tbe
field indicates tbat tbe'Demucrats may
attain their end tepecally if there be
no reversal of seutimeot in the next
two years. Tbirty-one Senators are
to be elected two years hence; tbat
is to say the term of 31 senators will
expire on March,! 1013. Of this num
ber 19 are republicans and 12 are
democrats.
Tbe San Francisco di.tnct courr
of appeals of the first district has
sustained the conviction of Abraham
Ruef. former politioal boss of tbat
city, charged with having bribed
supervisor, aad denied him a new
trial. Tbe decision is contained in
40 pagss written by presiding Jadge
Cooper, and affirms tbe lower court
oo all points. Ruef bad been sen
tenced to 14 years imprisonment
and was at liberty on bail pending
aotion on bis appeal. Kuef'a attor
neys will be allowed 40 days in
which to prepare an appeal to the
state supreme court
Brazil had a short
last week wblot) was
lived rebillion
brought to an
and by tbe government allowing
amcety to the mutineers aod granting
all tbeir requests. The immediate
effsot Is to ive tbe sailors increased
pay, .shorter hoar of service, and lees
work through the recruiting of addi
tloa to tba tvewa, and to abolish
eorporal puoisncaent in the fleet.
Tba peouliar properties of Cba-u-berlaln's
Cough remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epilation
( influesoza, and when Jt was taken ,
in time w have oot beard of a aioUe I
as or pnsumonla. JSold all good j
dealers.
5H. B5CRIPTION RATES.
n -ar, In advance,
(It morthn. "
fbrac moniha, "
JJ. 00
1
.7
II not paid la advaurr, 12 (0 tha T
Natlca ta Sabacrlbara
O ncucnoara to I he Kiaraluir who remor
O from on locality to anoitivr, or fihanfv
their pottofflrc addnM hould rrmvmbet W
drop th la offlc a card m tbilr paper an ba ad
dreaaed to tba right poaloffic.
DOINGS IN THE NORTH END
(Silver lHe Leader)
To( Qltt flftan day of tbls
mnntb meals war atvn at tba
Hotel Chrmmao . There i oo plan
Oregon tbe site of Silver Lake
hat is its e;ual for a Hotel town.
Thaukegivinit morn there wat fire
inches of snow on the ground and
s'ill coming down as wc go to press.
Chas. tiutrk aad wife leturned
borne frooi Koseburw last Friday.
They report a fine trip and splendid
time .
W. D. Hoblnett and wife wei) ud
from Summer Lake Saturday and
Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Kicher.
Every body will be m re tban
pleased to learn that tbe barber shop
is again open with Mr. Balett as tbe
tooeorial arllst.
L. P. Ille an I wife, and L, P.
Kippel and wife were uo from Sum
mer Lake aod spent Thursday night
aa uuests of tbe Hotel Cbrisman.
F'oyd Lane, Guy Martin aod
Bert Wardwell left for Portland sev
eral days agj where they intend to
sp B 1 tbe winter attending business
college. (
Work has again' bguo on toe Anna
river project, and it is expected that
by the first of April tbe aam will be
put in tbe river and tba water turnei
into tbe ditches.
Valley Falls items
At thia writing Friday we have
about seven Inches of snow and still
coding.
U. 8. Post Office inspector Whit
ney paid our ofllce an official visit
the past week.
P. M. Meyer spent Thanksgiving
in Lakeview.
Sbtep are on tbe move for tbe des
er. Among tbe bands in tbe neigh
borhood are Sanders, Chandler,
Kimsey, Mots and Meyers.
Vanderpool of Wagontire stopped
over Thursday .
New arrivals in tbe valley are two
sons of Mr, and Mrs Curtis of this
I lace.
Messrs Utley and Simmons returned
from a trip in the or ountains recently.
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
A plot e f :
Ins water ill !
thrre nr f- ur
ii i;i tho drinU
1 niiil: y every
.v;i! -ei-ve :is 1
i !i 4' it disease-.
prevent h o n!"
'II.. IV .-!-,
J,:-.. !.;:.:!. I :
lii' I. i :'
not li'::.t:
Licit.;; i. H Ii , .
lilii' iii.'l
pr. I-
tin
IIiO
f I
l'r ;:!
for all
I'eijil ili
ton hi
Tl)i.tKX)
system
il::ir -I .it- I 'iii4 liinde
in-iiiti.-u .rn.:e-t in tbe Uitf
-ti-T't i!i tin- si. Hi? of WaHhln
li. u-l-i :i rol:.i.Vteil, will water
iH-fes i f i y rii-Li land. Tbe
will ici,'! !-' s,.v(i;i years to
COII, 'ete
of d'lil.ir.
;iinl will lus-t many millions
One should never buy from unknown
parties o far away from borne that
be cannot re.'u lj them with a club In
way of lecoiir.-e In ease the stuff be
gets not sutlsfaetory, Maij vho
bite ou the low price bait forget thia
fact sometimes and can only grind
their teeth when disappointed.
Nebraska l.s f,'oln through the usual
change from a grain raining to a stock
and dairy state, as shown by ber out
put last year of 30,000,000 pounds of
butter. This is cot a large output of
butter as compared with some other
Btates, but It i.i a very creditable
showing and indicates a move iu the
right direction.
The hired man employed on tin
place should not only be able to ) tin
work assigned him creditably, hut
should bo clean of mind und uioiitli If
he is not to be a source of contamina
tion to the young folks iu l tie I, nine,
wbo ore really of much more impor
tance than any of the fine stock ruiseil
on the premlBts.
We know of more than one instance
where the man of the house has been
too poor to subscribe for a Journal for
bis wife coating 2 centa a week when
he doe not bat an eyelid at handing
from f 1 to $2 a week over tbe counter
for chewing and smoking tobacco.
This ia a might one elded projotrt
(Ion, if there ever was one.
. Many folk reach mlddl ttfa or past
wlrfcoutjwemjng t reallee be Tery
simple fact that tho laying by or a
aurtL ror a rniny uny or ior iiiuirr
bUHtnewT operation depends on hav
ing wolpta ftfrwl expenditure by a
in4ct tnunjlu racli year. Clivum
utanvtvi may arltto which make It In)
potwflM to carry out such a plan tinlu
tcrrliptedly, but it will prove helpful
If aach a purpose is kept always Iu
tnlml.
It need hardly be mild that tbe or
chards in the favored vallrya of the
wret which have been known to yield
a net revenue of as high as $1,500 per
acre Iu a single season, are not also
used as hog lots and calf pastures.
While one bears of dual purpeso cows
and ' dual purpose bens, there Is no
snob thing In the famous applo sec
tions referred to as a dual purpose
fruit ranch. It la to this fact largely
that the anccesa achieved Is due.
In addition to agricultural resources
which are shown In the production of
00.000.000 bushels of wheat in UHHI.
tbe utate of North Dakota is rated t
those who have investigated the mat
ter to contain 31.240 square rollon of
lignite conl, a carboniferous deposit
that Is geologically about halfway In
process of formation Ix'tween pent and
soft coal. This etioriuous deposit of
fuel, which i bound to prove a Htent
factor In the Industrial development
of the Htate, Is worth 00 cents a ton nt
tbe mine and Is put In tho bin of the
consumer nt $2.75 per ton.
When a homo seeker has not posl
tlve knowledge boforehar.il of tho char
aoler of the subsoil Iu tbe new coun
try In w hich be plans to locate he will
Uo well to postpone closing any deal
on a piece of land until such time ns
he can bore dowu from four to sit
feet and find out what Ilea beneath
Not Infrequently have land purchases
bi-en made in winter when the ground
was frozen bard and covered with
snow, which on the coming of warmer
weather dovclnod Into bogs or stretch
ps of sum! and hardpan. Caution iu
this rospivt vi ill often avert costly ns
well as bitter rxporiciuv.
There is no factor vitally affect ina
the perpetuity of America as a nation
that iteums to compare iu Inqtoit ince
with that hiving to do with' conserv
ing the home life of tho nation
through checking the pestilence of ill
vorce, purifying and remolding the
Itoine and chnngini; it from the rmst
ing place it so often is to an alt.it
where the fires of home life and Imc
burn with a pure and steady liulil
We need to develop the conservation
policy with reference to the hiH'and
ing of our material resources us a ua
tion. but even more are wc lu need of
the lcne!:eent influence of heller
homes.
The heavy snows and severe weath
er quite prevalent throughout the
northern stales and keeping stix'k
from the usual range in stfflk Melds
and meadows are calling attention very
forcibly to some method of utilizing
the stalk rouchnge of the farm in such
way ns will put the handling of It
beyond Interruption by deep snows or
other unfavorable weather conditions
The method that will do this mure sat
isfactorily than any other is the silo,
tbe Installation of which on a farm
will double t tie feeding value of every
acre of corn. As land prices advance
and soil fertility becomes depleted the
silo will be viewed as a necessity on
every farm In the corn belt where
feeding operations are carried on fo
an xtfDt worth mentioning.
Putting Him Wise.
Young Doctor Just think, six of my
patients recovered this week!
Old Doctor It's your own fault, my
dear boy. You spend too much time at
the club.
Out of Court.
"Good morning," said the luwyer as
tbe lady entered his office. "I suppose
you wan! to know how your divorce
suit is getting along?"
"No; I want to call It on." responded
the visitor. ! couldn't use a divorce
Just now."
"But you have such a clear case!"
'No matter. Nothing doing. The
man I had intended to inurry failed
to get his divorce and the woman my
husband wants to marry haH Just got
hers. I don't propose to be left In the
air. See?"
Thus the court was Raved the trou
ble of Impounding more testimony.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Jf you are suffering from bilious
nets, conbtiuation.iudigeHtlon. cbrou
io headache, luvebt one cent in u
poftal card, send to Chamberlain's
Medicine Uompa-'j-, Dea Moines,
Iowa, with your name aud address
plainly on tba back and they will
send you a free sample f Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver tablets,
sol J by all gooi dealois.
A sprianed ankle will usually dis
able the injured person foi three or
four weeak. Tbls is due to lack of
firoper treatment. When Chamber
Bin's Liniment is applied a cure
may be effaced In three or four daya.
This liniment ia the best aod most
remprkale preparation in use. Bold
bf all good dealers.
HI
'iifcC
IflUiMO
MAKES THE
HOT BISCUIT
Also Rolls
af
SnI for Roys
m.
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An Enjoyable Dance
The Thanksgiving dauca at the
Opera House on Thursday night
was a very nice affair and was much
enjoyed by all lu attendance. About
one hundred couples participated
in the daicing, while the additional
spectators brought tbe total Duumer
to close to three hundred. 1 he
muslo was etxra good and Mr. Dun
liar is to be congratulated on his
cnolee of pieces. Mnoy Tisitois were
in Httendduce from New l'ine Creek
aud Davis Crepk, and all expressed
theumi Ives as well pleased with Ibe
tieatiuent receivied here.
Notice to Stockmen
Notice to whom it uiay concern:!
At a meeting bold at paisley by M.
T. McKeozle and numeroasly a'.teud-;
ed by local stockmen tbe onderslr- J
ed was appointed secretary to notify ;
tbe cattle and borso owneis wbo UHe I
tbe Sunmer Lake, Sprsaue river,!
Slcan, and Little Cbewaucan cattl
aud horse range on tbe Fremont I
National Forext that a meeting will be
bald at Paisley Deo. 5, 11)10, at 13 j
A. M for the purpose of organizing:
a livestock association. All catllu
and horse men please take notice.
if. A. BR. VITA IN, Secretary.
NOT hi: OK FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Tlios. II. Mierlock, execut
or of the last will laid testament of C.
L. Mltcln-ll llilies, deceased, has filed
in the "cunty Court in tho County of
Lake, State of Oregon, bis final ac
count of the administration of the
affairs of f-alil estate and that said
court has Hied Saturday tbe liist ilav
of December, IfUO, at ttis hour of 10 ;
o'clock A. M., of said day as the time, I
and the County Court room In the
County Court bouse in Lakeview,
Oregon, as the pi ce for bearing ob
jections to said final account and for
selt lenient thereof. Therefore, all
persons Interested in said enate or
having objection to Haid linal ae
count are required to ap; ear at sold ;
time and place or to tile the same In
said court In writing on o before said
date. 1
Dated this l'6tb ilav of November,
A. D., I'JIO. j
TIIOS. II. SilKI'J.OCK, I
Kxecutor of the last will atul testa-'
inent of C. L. Mltchell-Innes.deceaHed.
The Home of Good Values
OUR LINE OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS IS COMPLETE IN EVERY
RESPECT. WE CAN SUPPLY
BAILEY
POWDER
PtJUTCT
and Muffins
1
trusts ana thanes jiw
ii aiii: c. i
Yniti
i
V" i'
NOTICK I'OU I'l'lll.K'ATION
Not colli liklld.
Depart inent of tbe Interior, I'. S.
l and ( llllce ut l.nkc.icw, ( iregmi, Nov.
i'MO.
Nutliv is bereliy given that Ferdi
nand iliiHMctl, of Lakeview. Luke
I'oiinty, Oriigun, who, on flav 10.
l!M)H, tiimle bmileHteiid entrv N 1. ()M77,
tor NK'4 M'4, Siv. :il, lot;iaod 4.
N Wlj SWl4, I.', Tow 1. -hip 8!li..
Kan tie 'JO K.. V. M . has tiled notice of
intention to make final commutation
proof, to tvt iiIiIIhIi ,-laliii to tbe land
almve dem l ili-il, before Kegisler and
Kecelvcr, this nllice. lit LllkevieW.
Oregon, on tbe .'itlidav of .1 iiiiuary,
Itill
('liiiiu.ui t naiiies a witliesMeM:
NV. Ui y tiolils, i'f l.aki-vlew. Ore.
.1. A. Illf-liiip, ol l akeview. Ore.
I lerilllltl I i reber. of Lakeview, Ore.
W. F. I'alne. of Lakeview, Ore.
, AllTIM It W. OltTON, lUvis er.
NOTICE I'OH lTULK'ATlON
Not coal land.
Department of the Interior, I'. K
(wind Olliie at Lakeview, Oregon,
Nov. '.'S. l!llo.
Notice is hereby given that Tli'imas
It. McOratb. of Lakeview, Lake
('oui)tv, Oregon, who, on Dii-nnlicr
I, 1006, miide ImmeHtead entry No.
01KIH. forNV4 NL'4. W-J SK'.4'. Sim-.
Jl; NU'i4 NK'4,Sec. J8, Township 10
Twenty-four
Days to Xmas
DEC.
The Boy Is
Thinking of
That New Sled.
Get It Now!
YOU EVERYTHING
NECESSARY !
HHIHJ
& MASSING! LL
H Range 2il IS , W. M , ba filed no
tic of Intention to imike II oat live
year proof, to establish claim to the
land n'jove deaerllH il. N fore lteglatir
and ftw'i'lver, Mil oftW, at Lnkevlew,
On-gon, on the flth day of January,
lltll.
Claimant name aa wltarasea;
J. P. Duke, of Lakeview, On.
K. K. Funk, of Lakeview, Ore.
at, K. Patch, of Lakeview, Ore.
E. C. ThroMton. of lakeview, Ore.
AKTIlUn VV. OltTON, HealH rr.
REALTVJAROAINS
a lota, clone in. 00 100 tecf,
adjacent lota held At f'UK)
each Price each 100
Nlc linnaraJow, 4 rooniM, pan try
and bntbrooiu, tartly fur
ntshed, (fHd woodshed,
cblckn Iioiih, etc., lot N a
160 feet i'M
100-acre tinila-r tract. .1 miles
nut. Will cruise 4000 corda .
of wood 3000
40-srre tlmlier tract, 3 lulleN
out, About "i00 cuTi'm i.f wood 400
fl.iKK) acre Htm-k Farm, plei.ty
of water per ncre) V
10 acre Farm with liiipove-
inelita, three mllen out (100
10 acre Farm with Mtuall Im
provement 06O
lh HI acre Improved Farm near
I'tneCni-k 7,000
o00 Choice llomeMteacU lu Cat
low Valley
4M) dairy ranch, ben' rroponi
Hon In Lake county, per
acre, f,r
i'TnrcreM, bent nil round ranch
in (iooHn Lake valley, all
improved, imk for price.
; a, in city IIIMIIK..I riH.m nuiine
partly furtii"ln d, good bare,
chicken bouwe. etc.. (food well,
all felic. d. Will (hi soit tdi
for nub-dlvi-ion ... 2,.ri00
lti acreH of giio I level land.
iiiIIcm from O, V. I Addition
(pet acre) 'JO
10 acre tract m with water right 17'
.Vrootn Iiouhc with land enough
for I Ioif, good termn I'i'iO
Southern Oregon Realty Co.
LAKKVIKW. OHKrinN
Oregon Valley Land Com
pany Contract Holders
We make a Hpecialty of leaHlnir land
bought from the O V. I.. Co. and
are in better poitlnn to do mo than
any other llrm In the Htate an we
have a Complete Index card Mvateia
Klvlnjf, the name mid addn-Hs ol every
owner of the 1 IihK) tracta of land
bought. If yi.ii want, iih to leai-e
your nnd to the Ut poMHtlile advnn
tutfu and take full charge of l write
at onii to Southern On'trmi Itealtv
Co.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
V. H W'l - 1 clmice
yf selection ofKinjs,
"lit. 1 ,i
I'liciies, inains,
I'olis, Brooches,
Hatpins, etc., etc.
suitable for Christinas
Presents for the whole
family, at m oil crat e
prices. We guarantee
everything sold ly tis
to he as represented.
SKILFUL WATCH REPAIRING
A. KAUFMANN
LAKIvVIKW, OKIvGON
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