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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1911)
4 I 1 1 I M M M M t H M BUYING A PLACE tt r- - . il l l lie i 'rice vvcm very ntgn, j ' Tlirn Dropped f H LUCY K. WYNKOOP , 1 J 0tyrlsM. two. by Ariir-rlran I'tom jj Axmi-inihui, f I H I t t Iff A ii 1 1 1 tint tt imlllnu m Imiil oil ft New I'iil' tn n lukf ri'Mtrd on im oho In-fore h I m tik IiiihIIiik, on whlrli Hlimil youm: u'otiiuii r tita-m ly miitlnK rot Holiii-llllUK "ll'K liildnii." lie aiilil to tier, "in tlii lf H nniil In lllllll lIlllMI' llOll-M-K 1 1 1 there l'ii il i i tt (low ii to the rnllruiiil ! tion tit lni'krllUra "Vm, I hero tn." wits tin reply. Tin- yoiiiiK iiinii Kiipeil nliout him a though Inlerexleil In I ho Iny of (he liiiul. Il wiiii reiilly InierciiiiJ In ll-i Bill, who win ipille iniiiely. He wim trying to think of nme other iim-numi to uk her In order to Leep up b eon vrrmiilnii, "Cull yull tell Hit- who mili tlntt white Itottiu up on Unit creBiT" ho uU ml. ir. l:erion." '1'here wn it not Iter pmiHiv Tim re pllin wern wo exm lly to tln oltii t tint they illil nor Invito tiny fnrliet uen t loll 1 1 1 IX However. Ill yuunit tmiu wild Hot to lit' dropped. Tin looUIni! for n plu IIKe'tlnl on till hike." he mild. "1 woml.T If It euiild he Immii;!:!." "I HiipHihc there'll luirdly n Iiti of proTly In l tie world Unit i-un-iot lie ImiiikIiI If the pllKliilHiT In wlll-liu to KIM' II lurite enotiull prli'l." ''e looked over nil theM New V.uti' In ml hikes wlllt it view to IniyiiiK u Mllilim-r reldi lire, II lid I like I hit lilt of wnicr heller than tiny of th"iu. My mother mid MlNler won't pi to IhiI.-Ik. u lid I il.in't like them liii.-If. We wish it plnee w here we eun (,i u hooii ii a xprltiK opeim nd xtiiy tl!l lute in the ti ii r it til I) " Tin' yotltiif holy evllired no Itderesl In th youtiu mini's family plfltm und Itiiide no reply. "Tim I pliii'i- up there would mitt u pitetly," he i-ntitlnintl " would Ilk" to Npend till the rent of my NlllllMli-IH llterv. Tli" lew iiiiinI lie fine." .'There ould lie no liitrni In yenr tryluit to liny It." unit! I In fc'lrl. "You mluhi rlie ii note to Hie owner link Ink' If tiny Mini you would te pripnris to (my would he tieeeplod." "Tint nk you very much for the sun- Iteit Ion " At tlint itiottient thorp were Mound of motorlMuil ctik'lne explosion, nnd ft liiiinch wit mt'ii tun L 1 n u for (tie Intui tu,! It hooii pulled n i there under cure of n Mlncle liontiiiiin. Tlte youtiu holy gut tihoiird nnd. without no mnli um n look at the oiirmimn. wus rurrliil uwtiy "Mlclily line lookliiK K'rl." In "uhl to liliiiM'lf "wi'll lint pltilnly dri-KHI and with nn nlr of Mn-lnu hoiiiiImmI.v.' I wonder who lie H " .link AlH.rn wn iiu eiioritnitlHlj wenlihy yoiiuu' tiiitu. having lulterltetl the hulk of hit r.'ilher'a property, nnd Wiih ni'Ciiatoliied to IliltlliK iill.vl lilliK money could huy Hint he denlred. There win soinet lilnu' uuliUc In the I'crton plnee that hlni'k Ins f.nuy lie coiildii't very well Imlld HUt b ft phice. To l.ivln with, lie couldn't p-t the ulte: tl II would rcipilre half a cenlurv to trow tlie trooK. Ilisliles, there mix nti old finihiiuiiil look ubout the whole place that could hot Im Im itated. A I lie you ii; lady had wild, there would he no harm In iryliik' to huy It. mi l he resolved to drop th owner n iii.ti' aJlnc IT he would cou Klder an oiler. lie did ho iiihI received a reply writ ten In .i woniitu'K hand aft follow: Ir. Kiii'i lrn ill-Hire m to ot'KnowleilKO th roietpt or your not aHkltuc If n otTi-r fur Hi U 1ii-i- will tin toiiHlil-r.-J anil to :iy that n lim I'ci-n lit tlm l-erlon fam ily o um n v yenr that I time 1 lit pre cut no tiiti'iitlon on Iho part of Um own er tu M'll li. I lowi'vur. Um ilnclor would llkn to Know uluit It would In Inc. Vour truly. HAKAII II. M'CAllTllV, bvet clury. Ahoru was ul!lcleutly vottied In Im-slneHH inellioils to wttHto no further time In correNiomlence; lie called upon Dr. KKcrtou for a conference. He wim nielved by Mix McCnrthy. u inlddlo up d lady, who told him Hint Hie doctor had tsoue to the city, hut that Mhe (Hie Hecretnryt had chaiKe of such biiHineHK matter ua retiulmt nt tent Ion 1 Hie ilixtor'n nbsence and had power to act. Aboni nUcd what the property w ould brlniHf otTered openly for Hltle. und Mia McCarthy wild ahe thoUKhl It would easily Hell fur $;JO,tKK). Whereupon A born made an oiler of $40,000 for It. The Hecretary mm Id lint ho would tranmnll H14 oiler to tier principal and would write him. In duo time n note came to Miorn tntlnic briefly that bin oir.-r wmi.d not be accepted. He waa itili ready to ralno It. but tltd not like ili-ailtiK througb a Milrd party, lie culled hkiiIii on the doc-tor, but wuh itk'iilii dlHitppolnled nt not ftcelnu him. The doctor wn nt home, but very buay. A born left word with the aecrctary that be would raise lilft bid to $50,000. A reply tu tula came to him Hini BHtonlahed t) Int. It wan tuU: Dr, Ea-erton dealrea mm to Inform Mr. Aborn Unit. Inqulrle having been iniulo as to lila financial atandlnir and hi abil ity to pay (or any purchaa ha nilicht make, th rniiono ara perfectly aatt factory. Kut tha doctor ha also I men Informed that Mr. Aborn I on or tlio young men who, havlnir Inherited lari mean, think they can acitulra anything they fancy. Hurely there 1 110 property without a price, but the price on the Estrton place t In proportion to Mr tell him I'll When will Aborn' enormnu fmturi. It I enop nmuHly hlfth. Vniir irutv. NAItAII II M'CARTIIY. Aborn wh not only ' ftxtonlntied nt tills reply: be whs mud. At llrst b di ieriiilned to drop Hie mailer In 1 letjipluoti alienee, but be wu Km Irrl tntitl to do till. Itealde. he wn curl 011 to dim-over what nort of man thl doctor wn who would ico o far out of hi way 10 Insult a man wtnme only fault Kim a desire to Kisse the Kirer Ion homestead. He delernilned to make one more effort to ace hltn lie called, but iikiiIii wn obllirinl to be 'otitenl with neeliiK the ftecretnry. the (lis lor hiivltiK ukiiIii none to the city on linMirliitit btislnes. Is this il.s tor." he naked In an Irri tated tone, "a reKuliirly educated phy alclau or a ipinckT" "lr. KkiTton I aomctlilnK hlultor than even n rcKUlnrly educated phyal-t-lnti. The dtr' title I dixtor of phlloHophy." "What. then, dmn he do for a Mr Iwrr "The doctor la 0 afK'loloKlst." "Oh. I aee; him oiiiethlri to do with the runnlim of the towu clmrlUc." "City rlinrltle prlnclpiilly." "I know man who l:a aueh a posi tion, but he doesn't get uiiicb of a "al ii ry," To thl there wa no resMinse, "Well." i-onllniied Alairn. "1 wish you would tell thl oclolojlst that he'd bet ter cut out hi decree till he ha learn ed to treat his fellow men with procr civility, I bad a perfect rluht to In quire whclber be would aell hi place and was led to believe that nil offer would be acceptable even If not ac cepted. Then I receive nu" "You have not yet offered enough. The doctor hold Hie property furubove t Intrinsic worth on account of it Inn Inn been Ioiik In the family." A I Mir 11. Ix'Iiik uury. thotiKhl hnw iiUe It nould be to ofTi-r a prle thl iuu!tlUi.' hm loloclst t oiild not iifford to ilii lliie. 'Very well." be said. In- Mm ifiH.is) for It lie be ill hotlie'" 'i ollioi i-ow ." "I ll cull for the reply." AlMirn looked oter the premise n he went av:iy nu. I determined to tlvf ilinlile ll.e price offered If nei'is.il'.V. I.il.i mlj ln!uu tructs ami 111:1 l.e Hie pl.iic a iar.ulwe. Thottk'h he did uot l.ti .w It. all this fever lo se the pl.-K e was born of hi4 dclre to huve Ins own way lu cvcr tiling und to Ml." revenue for liuvln Ihcii told the truth The net tm.niltiu AIm iii wa row I nu on Hie lake when he met the tflrl lie Innl seen on Hie lillnlllik'. S lie wa lit a i ll hoc. tik' pardon." he said, "bin" l lii-tli l slopped piiddliii and waltisl. -r.-rli ips you will reinc mlic r ut? Kesllna that I write lite uttui-r of the while house up there askiiin If he wniiHl like to Nell the place'" "Welir "What kind of a 111:1 11 is he any way V" 'Tr i:c,ertoti I a very level beaded person. Atiyllilim the dis ior tell you has welk'ht to It." H ln! He'a no goutieimin " "The dis tor' very plain spoken." "I should thllk he Is " "I hope my HUKcstloii hasn't led to mi. ttitiii; disiik'iceable.'' i'i. the t.UKkcMh.11 was very enl ble an well 11 very kind." "Is tlie plm-e for nleV" "1 suppose It Is. Hut for a 1111111 who kcis proimliiy ?." a iiioiith for ruuuliik' 1 he pool tie's in it; lit liidceiident." Tlie Bin made no reply to this. In deed, she indicated that the dialogic di lu't Interest her by pullllik' her twid dle In Hie water. Aborn dipped bis ours, and they pulled apart. I luring tin- uftei iioon Aborn called ill lr. Icrl'ill- to lelllll IT $10MH.Ii would hut a place worth not over a llui.l of .tt.it amount, lie had Klvcu l:p any expectation of seeing Hie dis.' ..r in Iced, lie r.illier tloui:ht it U't-let- he k lit ill ill uol. lie lea led he U011I1I be leuipled to puin h the itian' hi i d. lie was standing lu the dm w iiiu room hMikiiiB out Hti'nUBh a win dow' on Hie lake whcti. hcarinu a rus tle of woinali H clolliiliK behind hint, be turned, expcciliiu to see tlie swretary. What wus 111 uiiia.eiiieiit to see the Kill he hail met lust oil the landing and the same iiioruijic In a canoe. I let eyes were hiihhlluu with mischief "W-w lint doe this mean'.'" he Ma in mered. "t'i culled to isce lr. UKertou, did you not "Yes." "1 am Ir. Kk'ertoti." "YouV" "Yes. I am Cornell.!, lerton. I'h. 1." "1 see " It was scarcely uecessnry for hint to add anything lo these two Klmplu wordH, fur It was evident that his eyes bad been opened. "Very stupid of me. wasn't It." "lto bcuted. I owe you utl apoloj;y. Tho Icmptiillon wus too MtrotiK fur 1110." "How ubout that lufonuutloii you got ubout me'.'" "Mado out of whole cloth." "Your scci'etury V" "My nniit." "She said Homcthiiitf ubout your run uIuk a clt.v chnrlty bureau." "lleaveu has blessed me with treat wealth. I consider myself simply as Its dispenser. In order to dispense It lutelllBcntly I studied sociology." "Heaven has also jjlveu uie treat weaiih. but it hasn't occurred to me to Bive It away till after my don lit. when I shall huve no use for It." "ltetter udopt my plan." "Io you really' owu this house?" "Ye, but 1 own another I like bet ter. You may huve ihU one for what I conidiier It wonh-f'JO.000." "Done!" A year M'er the doctor went with the house. HILL EXECUTES LARGE MORTGAGE A movo that in atrophy sugKcntive of railroad operations on the acute of the Northern Securities Company wan announced by J. J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern Railway Com pany, when in a tiatement he an nounced the execution of a $oM,000,000 f)r.t and refunding mortftatce to secure bond for the (J real Northern and (.'hi. axo. Ilurlington and Quincy Railroad. "The Great Northern Kail road Com pany, as of date May 1, 1911, has exe cuted Its flrt and refunding; mortgage, securing a total authorized issue of $M),0(HyH)0 bonds. "The Hize bt the mortage is explain ed bv the fact that the outstanding obligations of the company, which are CRUISER BOSTON NOW AT PORTLAND In charge of the Oregon Naval Militia, with Capain Jacob Speller in command, the United States cruiser Htm ton it ill be brought from Bremer ton Navyyard In to Portland harbor, and henceforth will be the proud poa ftesHion of the state, provided the War Department is satisfied with the use made of the famous fighting machine. Shortly after she reaches port the Boston will sail on a 10 days' cruise the annual marine trip of the Naval Militia , carrying practicnlly all mem lers of the organization. From here she will proceed to Marxhfieid. where two divisions of the militia will be picked up. After steaming about on the Pacific for several days the Marsh fieid divisions will be returned to that to be refunded, amount approximately P' nd the veBsel brought to Port to rUlO.OOO.OOO. Included, however. Und. In the figures last named Is the direct and contigent obligations of the com pany on the Burlington joint is matur ing In 1912 and aggregating $222,400, (100. "Covering a future of fiO years, ap proximately $270,000,000 in Ismds therefore will be available for general Forty or more members of the naval militia will leave Portland for' the sound and the Boston probably will be turned over to thern as soon as they arrive at the navyyard. On the trip back the navigation of the boat will be turned in charge of Lieutenant Commanc'er J. J. Reynolds, navagation ... f.fTir.,,1 tit IIia militia t imnni, IIia ,tt,Ar corporate purposes, double-tracking ""l-" ' , . ,. T V and additional mileage. Since its .be ginning 32 years ago the Great North crn has exended between I.VJ.O'KI.OOO and $400,000,000 out of capital and j earnings. j "The proviion made for the future, j in consideration of the rapidly growing ' officers on board will be Lieutenant- Commander William D. Fd wards, chief engineer; Lieutenant G. H. Blombery, acting executive officer; Lieutenant Fred W. L. Humphreys, and Lieuten ant Staron. junior grade . The Bonton was secured for the Ore- cron N'nvnl Militin from thl War flo- territory which Great Northern lines , I)arlmt.nt ,hrfmKh the kim, o(Tice, ot serve, would seem intelligently con-' A,,miral Cttman and Captain Ellicott. servative. ! she fir,,(1 U)e firgt Bhot ut the BaU,e of "The railroad company evidently has . Manila Bay, and was the cruiser chos- madc ample financial provision 10 en to cmc out from Manila to greet enable it to keep its facilities and ex- lne United States tranpsorts c arrying tensions euual to all demands that a troops to that port during the Spanish rapidly growing country may make on War. The Oregon militia were aboard j it and and at the same time to main- the transports. She is the lartrent! tain tho highest and most efficient standard of hervice. Future incninace of lxinds against property acquired is safeguarded by the restriction usually fotinil in mortgages of this kind." Received Appointment Fred Eugene Prenot of Corvullis. a gradtiHto of the electrical engineering course in the class of ItflO. has juKt re ceived the dihtinction of an appoint ment as the John W. Mackay Junior Fellow in Electrical Engineering at the University of California for next year. He will go to Berkeley in Sep tember to take 'up special advanced research work in'electricity. j John Darwin Carnegie of Albany and Henry J. Pfandhoefer of Falls City, Polk county, have bIho received noteworthy apointrnents for the com ing year. Both will enter the works of the General Electric Company at Schenectady, N. Y.. in September, for two years' work in electrical testing. Three other will probably j go from the college this summer to I the Westinghouse Electrical company, Wilkcsbarre, Pa. There are more positions open to graduates of the electrical engineer- ; ing course than there are men to fill ! them this year - a - fact which speaks I well for the thoroughness of the in struction given tho student in this Eub- ject at the college. A Joke on .lis Kin. Pir Ernest t'as, , w n ' persona prnta wi.h King I'd ward VII. Asa matter of tact titer.' was 11 tii ious and sliiU- w ar vessel turned over to the naval militia of any state by the War De ! partmen. her length being 277 feet at the load water line, her extreme beam 1 42 feut and her displacement 3000 tons. She has 4300 indicated horsepower and a speed of 15.6 knots. The Boston was built by John Roasch & Sons at Chester. Pa., in 1S83. Shearing Plants The sheep Rhearing corralls and dipp ing vats at Camas Prairie are now in first class order. During the shearing season the corralls will be in charge of the sheepmen. ROSA McDANIEL. My corralls on the West Side are now ready for the sheep shearing season, and I have a dipping plant in connec tion. Will have a good crew and super intend the work myself. JOE AMBROSE. Many out-of-town tradesmen, having , heard through some source or other of 1 the High School and Catholic Church I buildings, now ur tier construction, are beginning to arrive here in search of I work. Both jobs are working as many ; men as they can conveniently handle J at present and applicants are being' turned down each day. Tlans are now under way for the J commencement of an evening business j school here, Miss Julia Gloster, of the j First National Bank, and Miss Clara j Thruston, who is employed by C. O. ' Misener. The location 01 the new school has not yet been decided upon, in-.' resemblance betweui the hack but if agreeable to the members the Board of Trade rooms may be rent ed for the purpose. A school of this kind has long been needed here an will undoubtedly be a paying proposition. view of the l.i to kill 11 'id licit of Sir j Ernest. It wus so pronounced that Hi.' prcat lliiaucler ns I, nn. si ihiiou 1:1 friends as Windsor Castle." Then- Is 11 good siory and a true ov told III inline. lion u!:!i this It hip-pi-ned nt a garden party at Winds -r castle A well known pi er of t!r r.v'!:i was m rolling iilsnit when, as in lhni!','iil, he spotted Sir Ernest s;nia-r In 11 clntlr. Coing tonard hint on lip toe, lie gave him u resounding sniii-U on I lie shoulder. "Hello, old Windsor Castle!" be cried. "How tire you?" The occupant of the chair, startled, tinned around. It wa Kiiu Edward. who. unaware of Sir 'Ernest's nick- i name, wa for .a lime cscccdinuly vexed at tills undue liberty. However, when the circumstances were ex ptulncd to hi 111 he enjoyed the joke hugely, London M. A. V. Tha Bull Snak. The bull snake, a species of pine snake, Inhabits the shndy pine woods along the Atlantic coast from New Jer sey, to Florida, but other species ure found almost everywhere except in New England. The bull snake Is quite harmless, but Is a powerful constrict or. It lay eggs und feeds upoa birds, rodents and ej-us. It swallows an egg whole, ami ufler the egg ling passed a few Inches down the throat where It forms 11 large swelling the serpent lifts II h"iid. elevate It back nud exert a t'jvnvi:rd pressure uutll the shell break. Owing to a curious con striction of its epiglottis Its hiss Is so loud und ho well sustained us to re semble the sound of redhot Iron being plunged in water. The ntuxluiuni length of these snake Is seven and a hulf feet. Their color Is white, with the exception of the beud und back, the former being spotted black nnd the latter brown. -Wide World Magazine. Tha Electric Fan. I r.nck in the curly lli-ie. Dr. S. S. ; Wheeler, tin eletiri'-al engineer of New York, was expeiiuietu injr with a small electric motor. In 1 he course of his ex periments the d- 1-or conceived the Idea that steamboats niUht be run with electricity If the propellers could be directly connected to high speed electric motors, doing away with all the gears then In use in steam propul- I siou. With this idctt in mind he had u Hiniill screw propeller constructed itud fastened !l lo ill,- ni-iuntuie shaft of his mii 111 ! I motor. 'To his surprise the experiment resulted in a tine breeze of cooling nit' which more thau delighted the experimenter, for the day was de cidedly in t. It is needless to add that the experiments with screw propellers ended right there, and the engineer took up the study of the electric fun. with the result that he soon perfected the device uutll It was U commercial success. .;"C5. Tha Origin of Pyrography. About a century ago an tirvjst tunned Crunch was standing one day lu frout of a fire lu his home at Ax minster. Over the it replace wus ati oukeu man telpiece, und It occurred to Crauch that this expuuse of wood might be Improved by u little oniumeututiou. He picked up the poker, heated it red hot und begau to sketch tu u bold de sign. The result pleased blui so much that he eluboruted his work and begun to attempt other Are pictures ou pan els of wood. These met with a reudy sale, and Crunch soou gave all his time to bis uew art. ' This was the bo glnulng of whut Is uow kuowu m pyrogi'uphv. Children Cry for Fletcher's t t4ai 1- J'-" 'r. mm Mi The Kinrl Yr.n Have Always i-cnght, and which has been in uh4 for v-r HO years, has borne the signature of and has iMMrn made under his per sonal supervision since its Infancy, Allow no one to deceive yon In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Jnt-as-good" are but Kzperitncnts that trifle with und endanger the health of Infants and CbUdren Ilxpeiienco against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla l a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare porlc, Drops and Soothing; Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotlo substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays I'everlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Tcethlnjr Troubles, cures Constipation, and Flatulency. It assimilate the Food, regulates the Stomach and IIowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years TMC trWT.UW COWT. TT UHT IWIIT rl tW TOWII CITT. HOTEL LAKEVIEW ERECTED IN 1 000 MODEKiM THROUOHOIT FIRST-CALSS ACConnonTioNs SAMPLE ROOn For COfiriERCIAL; TRAVELERS i COURTEOUS TREATftENT .LIA ' -T-'. -j.'J r'f J ' n i ZlC H"i LIQMT & HARROW. Proprietors F. P. LIGHT GEO. HARROW Lakeview Meat Market HAYES cS GROB, PROPR-S Choice Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Etc, Etc Try our Sausages and Cured Meats Quality Unexcelled Ktve IVllvery The REAL HOME PAPER IFe San Francisco Chronicle. M. H. de YOUNG Sane, Conservative and Well Edited. DAILY -:- SUNDAY-:- WEEKLY Sunday's in Colors WM. WALLACE, Dealer at Lakeview, Oregon ORDER NOW The Proof of the Pudding: is in the eating of it. Have you tried our make of Sugrar-Cured Hams and Bacon, also our Home Made Mence Meat? THEY WILL STAND THE TEST Goose Lake Valley Meat Co. jsUBSCRIBE FOR THE EX AMINER