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Lakeview Saddlery
i NEW SYSTEM AT THE STATE PENITENTIARKiOWEN MOHAN GOES
Bi i nniirit rrn innininm n
UIWN IU IrULuAol!:
A complete lino of
vtngou niitl Ihirk.v
hnriicss, vlitpa,
robca, lilts, rlatos,
pnrs, quilts, roso
ettos, eto.t etc.
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and homo- furiilsh-
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rE aEsr vq(e?o saddle
ON THE MARKET
Outline of Uovcrnor West's Plan Which Is lielng
Tried With Satisfactory Results
J. V. S. in Portland Journal :
can guard nion better by placing
on their honor than you can by watoh
inir them with Winchesters, according
to Governor West.
So far. the results of the honor aya
tom which the governor has instituted
at the Salem penitentiary bear out hia
You J Hut the moat remarkable example of
them i what ctutvict labor ha done .-.ml la do
ing about Salem ia the tuberculosis
hospital. Thin stand on n hillside buck
of Salem some four or five miles out
of town. The old brick building for
merly oeeupiod by the atate aehool for
the ueaf whh first turned over to the
do
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Snn Franelcsn, July 4. The measur
ed awing of Referee Welsh' arm. toll,
ing otr the fatal ten aeconda over tho
writhing and uneonaelout body of
Owen Murim. pf Knirland. brouuhl
vletory to Ad Wolgnst in the thirteenth ! hi, f(if
round of todny'a international battle I
for the lightweight ohninmousliip of
the world. J
It wax a clear knockout and n deci-
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AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
ing pavilion, pcrnitp me moai per-
the penitentiary within a radius of Vtw ( feotly I uilt in the eountry. hna been
mile.i. who are without K"ard. f hey added to the equipment. A winding
have been free to oome antl ro. bo far drive lead to tho paviCon, tho Krounda
aa physical restraint ia eoneerned, ; have been terraced and the lawns are
throuRh the summer months. Out of well trimmed as those of the mo't per
the total number, but two have tierd ! feetly kept places of Portland. Walks.
banked with cobble atones, atone walks
ami parking make the" pavilion re
markably beautiful.
All of this work about tho grounds,
the drives and the walk was planned
An ex--a
man
punlHhlng
to get away. OneJess Hall was
tracked and caught by the governor
himself. He's back in prison, with
the privilege of working outside the
prison walls taken away from him
The other, a boy of about 20, and , and curried out by convicts.
Harmless in-so-far as being a source of ; convict is in charge of it now
danger to others has been'loeuted
will soon be arrested.
When the governor took up tho honor qualities
and pardoned by tho governor and placed
on the payroll be.-ause of his excellent
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
Abstracts to O.V.L. Property
. tor each tract of land in Lake Co.
f2 g ( 'or each Town Lot in Lakeview,
$J' am m Jr f r Oregon, including first deed from
: ' the Company.
Get our special prices for Abstracts of Title to any
real estate in Lake Count3.
H. VV. MORGAN, Manager. LAKEVIEW, OREGON
and workmanship. The
system idea he went directly to the . landscape work about the, place is
men with it. His first experiments 1 good not amateurish, nor "fussy" but ! from the hip sent hia clovo
acre cuntiiuemuiti ui n iuh-iv ine
officials and men who had the convict
in charge.
He telephoned
artistic and well carried out.
occupy one corner or tho groutxl.
The scheme for beautifying the place
inrliidc.4 the removal of this home to
to the penitentiary
and asked Superintendent James to a different part of the property, whero
have eo-and-so, naming a man in for ( it will be repaired and used as a home
15 years, sent to see him. j for the convicts who are doing the
"Not down to yjur ollioe, governor?" , work atxiut the sanitorium.
. inqiured the astonished omcial. i To reeount the innumerable instances
1 "Yes. tell him to take the atreetcar ' showing what Governor West's plan
and come down. Don't send anyone 'has done for individuals is impossible,
with him." i He nave one a leave of absence for
, There was consternation in the prison 1 the summer thut he miht go to his
ru ged strength and terrific
power of th champion.
A ritht upper cut M tho stomach,
followed by a left hook to the juw.
forced tho Kmo little KnglUh lighter
to take the count for tho llrst time in
his eluvhen years in tho ring in the
twelfth.
Moran camo up undialronod for the
unlucky thirteenth round although it
wat plain that ho was tiring.
Wolgast met him with a well-timed
rush and forced his way into close
quarters. Moran chocked him with a
left jab but was backed against ti.e
ropes in his own corner.
Suddenly Wolgast whipped hia right
arm free from tho clinch and a awing
crashing
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C. E. LONZWAY. PROPRIETOR
BEST MEALS IN TOWN-Try Us
HOOD, CLEAN ROOMS
BA KERY
Bread, Hot Rolls and Cakes Baked Daily
Lakeview
Oregon
but the man was sent. He took his
street car trip, went into the capitol
building and into Governor West's
office, had his talk and went back
again. The nws quickly spread
among the other prisoners that a man
sat in the governor's chair who trusted
his fellow men. It probably wasn't
in just that language but that was
j what it meant.
i So when the governor proposed to a
'certain number of the convicts selected
by the superintendent and warden of
the prison, that they work on the
mi i
t ne men three times to the iit of
atomach.
Moran'a face whitened and twisted
with agony under the amear of blood
from his cut bps. Ho groped blindly
to smother tho Hows. .Then his knee
Kave way under him and he idipped
from Wolgast to the floor of the ring.
Tho champion whipped over a left
hook to tho jaw as Moran fell but it
was not r edcd.
Moran rolled on his side and his legs
s rumbled for fooling but hia mouth
was open, hia eyes rolled back and
the shouting from his seconds brought
no meaning to his deadened sonsesj It
was several minutes before he rcgaintvl
ennciousncss.
Moran's seconds entered a claim for
u foul but tho t'lows in o'joxtion were
plainly seen from Ihu ring aide, and
the protest was dixallowed.
The American carried the tight to his
Moran
was never able to keep him at long
range. It was in the clinches that tho
champion showed to the lust advan
tages. Moran was uuablo to perfect his tie-
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farm, save the crops ami prevent the !
prnHTty all that sIimkI between his
wife and little children and absolute
poverty from being lost. In tho
fall the governor expects t hut man
' will come back to Salem and resume
j his place in the prison. West says he (
J does not see why the family of ihe
man should sulTcr unnecesmtvilv when
j the state would not be b:irined by giv
, inir the convict hi leave of absence.
! One of the best workmen in the hoe l'l;m-nt from the beginning,
.department at the penitentiary is
j serving a long term. He had been in
, seven years during which time he had
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CHURCH DIRl-CTORY
farms and ronds outside the prison, re
porting back every night but under no ( never been out
guard, they accepted his proposition! The shoe working machinery at the
ut once. They were placed on their J institution was old and inadequate, i fense against Wolgast'a short and ri-
honor not to attempt to escape. i New machinery was neeiled. The gov -
"Now there's the brush." the eov-crnor had no expert to buy it for him.
ernor told them. "You wont' be So he telephoned over to the warden
guarded ; it's summer with plenty to-.1 Und had this man sent over to tho
eat everywhere, easy to sleep out of J t'apitol building.
doors, no one to stop you if you run i "Here," said the Rovcrnor, "take
away. Hi: t I'm triyng an experiment.
On the way you act while out at work
tt'iy ji
this money" - handing out a consider
able amount "go to Portland, po to
depends the f jture of this place. You ; Oregon City and the other places they
can be treate 1 as men or as orutes. as j are muking shoes, find out all you can
' you like. I di "'t want anyboOy to go i about the best methods of manufacture
and the kind of machinery we reed.
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
IncorporareJ.
A Complete Record
Whare made an entire rrnnncriiit of nil Kecords In Lake
County which in any way, affect Heal Property in the county.
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and tranwfer
ever made in Lake County, and ever Deed given.
Errors Found in Titles
Id transcribing the word we have found numerous mort
tfHgva recorded in the tieed record and indexed; and many
dewlti are recorded In tne Morif;ige record and other book.
Hanrlmis of mortgages and deeda are not indexed at all, and
most difficult to trace up from th records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Others annot Mod them A'e unn pat nuudred of dollars
bunting up ttiene errors, and we-an fiiJIy guarantee our work.
J. D. VENATOR,
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WILLOW RANCH ORCHARD TRACTS 1
Apples Apples Apples
Keeping Qualities
NO BLIGHT
NO INSECTS
NO FAILURES
BIG PROFITS
10 ACRE TRACTS
Planted, Irrigated, Sprayed and Cared for
Price $150 per Acre
One'thlrd down, balance $20 per month
No Taxes, No Interest
Tri-State Land Company
Lakeview, Oregon
Write for Booklet and Information
, man enough to ttay with it. If you are
willing to go under these conditions,
j we'll start yeti oct to-morrow.'-
The men were started and they have
; been at it evt r since. None is put out
without guard unless he agrees on his
1 honor not tn attempt to escape. The
! other day the governor told the 34 men
j at work in the brick yards that as
! goon as the;- 'vere re;wiy he would re
j move their guards.
! They have not asked for it yet. but
j West says they will before long. And
when they do, the guards will go.
: To leave it to the convicts themselves
to say whether they shall be guarded
or not seems the most revolutionary
step taken since prisons first became
necessary. Ana yet the results show
that it is but the application of com
mon sense and simple humanity which
of course is nothing but a part of what
should be common sense to the prison
problem.
They are. such good workmen the
governor haies to parole them. Out at
the home for the feeble minded a well
is iieing dug. Convicts tire doing the
work that otherwise would cost the
state several hundred dollars. They
are going through the flint strata now,
and it,ian't the easiest job in the world,
but when the governor asked them if
they would rather be back at the
prison again they laughed back at him
and told him that they had a "line
job".
A little nearer town 11 men are con
verting a rough and poorly built road
into a Frnooth and modern highway.
They have their own team and wagon.
drive out from the penitentiary in the
morning, spend the day at work, camp
ing at the roadside for their noonday
met) and at evening go back to the
prison again.
At the insane asylum where the
splendid new receiving hospital is be
ing completed, there is work of every
kind, and it is being done by convicts.
At the asylum farm it is the same
way. Milking the cows in the new
sanitary stables are convicts at least
so you learn if you inquire, but to all
appearances these men who are doing
the state's work are as any other
"hands" about Salem there is no con
vict garb Chamberlian did away with
that atrocity while tie was governor,
excepting for continued offenders and
as a sign of disgrace.
get
back
the machinery, and then come
The Salem prisoners have gotten over'
being surprised by Governor West,
but this was almost too much for the
cobbler. He gulped once or twice,
shook the governor's hand, and then
started out on his trip. He was gone
two weeks. He visited Portland dur
ing tho Rose Festival -mixed with the
crowds that thronged the city at this
time, saw the automobiles, the aviation
meet, the things that have becom com
mon to us - bought his machinery' and
is buck installing it now.
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At long range Moran clearly out
pointed thu Michigan boy and hia
clever ducking and foot work extri
cuted him from many a tight corner.
It was a b'tttle of a clever and ex
perienced boxer against a tearing and
ripping fighter welthered in the stm-m
with never any sign of distress.
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South Iiend. Wash.. July 5. When
the women of Washington were given
the right to vote they were also niven
the inestimable right to serve on
juries and the extent of their longing
for thia particular "right" was pretty
well illustrated in the Superior Court
today. A jury was in course of forma
tion, when the venire ran hhort and
the sheriff was ordered to summon
talesmen from the bystanders.
After one man had been picked up
there was a quiet vanishment of male
bystanders. When tho sheriff came
to call the next juror he informed the
court that if he got another juror from
the court room he would have to tak,e
a woman.
"1 see no objection " begun the
judfje, but his voice was drowned by
the rustle of skirts and the ahuflle of
feet aa from 75 to 100 women stamped
ed from the court room and stood not
on the order of their giong. Ah empty
court room i-tared hia "Honor" in the
face court was adjourned and a speci
al venire ordered.
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The teacher was demonstrating the
powerful corosive effects of intoxicat
ing liquors upon a stomach's lininur.
The class looked on with horror when
she poured some ninety-five per cent
alcohol on an egg, thereby causing it
to shrivel and coagulate. The demon
stratir was pleased to observe ' the in
terest displayed by the janitor who had
come in for the waste baskets. It
was well known that he had noed of
such warning. "Ma'am." he asked
timidly, "wud you mind telling me
where you buy your licker?"--Frorn
"Success Magazine."
There is irequent inquiry as to how
farmers shall o about it in nduliting
mimes for their farms as provided by
law enacted at the last legislative
session. Here is the law governing the
whole procedure :
Section 1. ATiy farm owner in this
state may. upon payment of one dollar
to the clerk if the county court in the
county In which said farm is located,
have the name of his farm duly record
ed in a register which the county clerk
shall keep for such purpose, and shall
be furnished a certificate issued under
I seal and setting forth the name and
location of the farm and the owner
thereof provided, that when any such
name shall have been recorded as the
name of any farm, buch name shall not
be recorded as tho name of any other
farm in ther state, except by prefixing
and adding designating words thereto.
Provided, further, that the said county
court shall, upon application by any
farm owner in this state for registra
tion of the name of his farm and the
payment to said county clerk the sum
of one dollar, as above set forth, com
municate with the secretary ot state,
who shall also keep a register of the
names of farms registered under this
act, and if, upon application to said
secretary of state, it snail appear to
said county clerk that the name sought
to be regiatc-red has not already been
appropriated for said purpose, said
county clerk shall register said name
and furnish to said farm owner a certi
ficate as provided in this section. If j y'
said namo so sought to be registered
shall have been substantially appropri
ated, then said farm owner shall be so
notified by said county clerk and said
farm owner shall be allowed without
additional expense of charge to submit
another or other names until ; he shall
have sceured and registered a name for
his said farm.
It shall be the duty of the county
clerk, upon the final registration of
said name to transmit it the secretary
of state the names appropriated and
registered, and said secretary of state
shall keep a record of all such names
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Attorney. at-Law
Notary Public
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Land .lliru JtUHlnesH.
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Attorney at Law
and Noary Public
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Attorney at Law,
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Land and Law Office
Abstractor of Titles
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An adv in the Kxaminer will bring in a register which he shall keep for
reauiiM. Try It awl be o;iv1n ?ed. I that purpose.
LAIR TIIOMI'BON
Attorney at Law
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I.aKKVIKW, OltKOON
S. A. MUSIIEN.
Surveylinr and Knglncerlns;
City Kngineer
W atson Hlock Oregon
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Offkt In Watson' Block, Lake
view, Oregon
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