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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1911)
HOTEL LAKEVIEW ERECTED IN 1X) MODERN THROUQHOIT FIRST-CAL55 ACCOnnODATIONS SAHPLE ROOa For COn.TERCIALf M fc.i-.fr .'IM TRAVELERS mmm COURTEOUS TREATMENT LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietor F. P. UQHT OW. W4OW WALLACE & SON iWm. Wallace, Coronr tor Lako County) UNDERTAKERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION Ol'AKANTKEI) Parlors, next door to Telephone Office WATSON BUILDING 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 Mince Meat? THEY WILL STAND THE TEST Goose Lake Valley Meat Co. SHAMROCK STABLES J. MVRIMIV, Proprietor HALF m.OCK KAT vF COlRf HOffE Specif I Attention to Transient Stock. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month Always Open. Phone 571 LAKEVIEW OREGON Lakeview Meat Market HAYES eg GROB, Propr'S Choice Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Etc., Etc. Try our Sausages and Cured Meats Quality Unexcelled Free Deliver.? SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EXAMINER? u.juia i -wwy, IT ..TUT CONVICT LABOR ON ROADS SUCCESSFUL Aftr trvintf the convict labor on the Crater I.aka wairon road for fifteen dava. the citimi. of Med ford and the section ot Jackson county In which the work la being carried on are ei. :uia tic over the refulta and predict a auo feu Devond the expectation of even Governor Weat. according to lr. J. F. Reddv of Medford. "When Governor Went Bent the con victs to us he irave the charire of them to George Putman of the Mail Tribune. William Ciena, general manaver of the raclfle A Eastern railway, ami mv elf." raid Dr. Reddy. "Of course we are not in actual charire of the men. but we are responsible for them while thev are here. SUGAR IS TERMED FOE TO LAZINESS "The camo contains I men at present and but twenty-seven one man is with them. Superintendent (ireives. representing the county court and sup ervising the construction work. No firearms, barricades, chains or ar.v thine else of that character are to he seen around the camp and the dress of the men would not indicate that the camp was other than an ordinary road camp. "The convicts are far iiaooier than at the penitentiary and all say that j thev would far rather be there than at Salem. We are providing them with, as good food and quarters as possible. : "Instead of looking upon the estali lishment of such a camp with disfavor ' and apprehension the people of thnt ' section are all pleased with tne work ' being accomplished and are boosting I the system. We have found the work to be a great success and verv efficient-; Iv done. In fact, the efficiency of this ; crew is equal to if not a little better! , than that of a regularly paid crew. ' "The convicts are being paid at the 1 rate of 25 cents a day and all expenses. We have found that as far as the ex-, pense is concerned is about 50 per cent t of what it would be with ordinary . labor. Thus we can make our road j funds do twice as much. "We hope to get more men for this ( work and will not quit when this road is completed. The next to be taken ; up will probably be the Pacific high- , ' way and after that the roads through-. I out the county. j "As to how the convicts feel about i ! being placed on their honor, an inci- j dent occurred the other day which 1 gives an illustration. One of the men had been sent seventeen miles from camp with a team and wagon for sup plies. Time passed and he had not re I turned The superintendent became somewhat worried. A fellow convict ! said that it was a safe bet that the man would return, and sure enough about ' 9 o'clock that evening he appeared, j The men are all anxious to show that ; those who are knocking the system are ! wrong and that thev can be trusted, j "For the present we are keeping I them as far 88 possible in the more mountainous and less thickly populated j districts in order that thev need not be subjected to any more temptations than necessary. When they have had their liberty long enough to become accustomed to it thev will be proof against temptation." If one would I good looking and at the same time well nourished he has but to follow the rule laid down bv Pr. Alnhrii ('.. Woodman, assistant professor of food analysis at the Mass achusetts Institute of Technology, ami eat suirar. "It is the food of civilixation." sava Hr. Woodman, thus upholding the ; opinion vouchsafed recently bv Ir. j W. Wilev. chief of the Government's j Chemistry Hureau. "I'ersona who have 'enough sugar in their food." ho con tinued, "aro better nourished ami ' better looking as well as more ener getic than those who neglect carbo hydrates in their dietary. "Crabo-hvdrntes at contained in ; sugars are verv quickly assimilated and thus as much energy is not expended in the process of digestion as in other foods. For example, in the selection of a stimulant to give an athelete lust before he enters a race, there is noth ing better than a few lumps of sugar. "Sugar is the best and cheapest form of energy." Ur. Woodman con cludes, "so it mav not be surprising that its use has increased with the as cent of the peonies from savagery into o vilization. I'robablv a luck of know ledge as to how sugar mav be procured has hnnlicaupd the savage in adding more of this food to his diet." NO citTiSors FOR CEDARVILLE h KAi'tlK, UK Al ACHE NK K VOtVS FSH Ant rlu-iinmllMii. both In "' fi 1 woni, ii, meau ki'lnry trouble li not hIImu il In pri-Kr- nH beyond the nacl of 111 -ilit-inn but mop it ir.nnt!y itb Folijr Ki-lnt-j I'M! Ili.-y r.-U'i-latu the anion ol the urinary (.run 'Ionic- in action, iiick in result Kor wile by A L Thornton FAST AND BEAUTIFUL WILL BE THE NEW "SUNSET" TRAINS Southern Pacific "Sunset Route" will cut time between New Orleans and San Francisco thirty hours and connect with steamships for New York Cars built of steel and of the latest design PREVIOUS RECORDS TO BE BROKEN Serf Ice on I lie from S'ui J-'raiiciM-o. uvi'k ami arrive in U.iW a. in. the following days -uns.t Limit.. ' v I ! 1 i.-sln HwiuU-r -t r li from New Orlwint i nd lhe following day Jlie (ratlin will 1-iiv-X.nv Orleinn at l'i :.' noon Monday) und Tlicrridayi-i of wh IvOH Allude ut 9:j p. in. everv WedlieHiI.'l v mill Sntnnliv uiwl In Him h'rn ncUcn n f rn. Tuesdaya and Saturday, f,on at 7:2() ii. in. everv Friday and Tiich- K tlmn bt twecii Sao J-'ranclHi-o an 1 New Orieaus to seventy bourn and fifty a i" V',!' 'V,Htrn trl' tr!,i,,rt WM ive -'au FraneiHco at 6:.n u ft, v " Thm ' j; ,"' t,,e f"'i,jwiu 1h.vh and arrive ii, ,.w Orleann , iuut UtUt,ii th,: ru""'" tl"' between Sao FranclNco an 1 .Vet BUILT FOR HIGH SPEED .che.iutaTK sxsx ifauzur IU,: hieh tuat wi" bo de",an,1,!j to ,,wko tiie and an'oT.LVrH.m f'lrr,OMl1J' ,l fvnamo arid baggage car, a diner, three drawlriff-room Hlfx.rs and hv nuuZ 7JJ J utr' l"";1VeI,1l'!'i,l drawlng-iorHii tarn will he finished in nialioaoy and other io n ti, ?, .nrt , V',"1 ,u';"lH,r1' IxupI.j-ih fashlo,,. 'l b,. Hl,Mping earn will each contain t.n sec .1 ' w,,,Z . a Pt Z .11. .. , H'"i ,' :l.r'lv,'i:,,""ln' Th-V aro blli!t with special regard to the comfort JXSlir ""'Ht uom,u' Jdio,,H- A ,tt,ile,,, ,n,l,,, muk!an ,u,,i sing cStbed a r-l'F '' barb8r' W"r totb' " P- ISerths are to be . lectrie lighted, both upper and lower ami elect.rle fann will cool th air cf the car. .)oanJ,l?.,orHim"L,"rt ,1p.?".",,",',in"1,", ,PHvl will L .Imilri-Ued by tl.n Insta lation of vacnum win lt2 - ZH. r,fiLW' " U'e oWrVhlv ""H!.in up of the dirt la the earn. At ail terminal, train Kvin the "aw connHctiouM uurl traveler will be enabled to talk with friend In the city without The luxuries afforded the traveler and the Hpeod attained are Much that an excesn fure of Ten Dollars will be charged between the two terminal-). I'M further Inforiualion ajjly to Aj;tntn or District 1'uHM-nuvr Agent, IU-iio, Si v. Cedarville Record : The emnhatic defeat of the proposed incorporation of our town was due to a combination of causes chief among which was the pronounced aetiv tv of those who are favorable to the reopening of the saloon. Kven thev recognize the fact that such a proposal, pure and simple. , would have no chance of success it submitted to a vote in this Supervisor district. Their onlv hop lav in having Cedarville incorporated and then ma nipulating the trustees. That such a : strong sentiment against the open saloon should exist here is not to be wonder at when we comtmre existing conditions with those that prevailed ! under the open saloon regime. In this connection we call attention to two j items of the report of K.' M. Wilson. I who experted the books of the county I for the Supervisors. They show that the Justices of the I'eacc in Alturas had (8 criminal cases before them ! while the other Justices in the countv hud onlv 18 and that the Constables 1 fees in Alturus were S.'!'.7. 7.ri against onlv $110.70 in all the rest of the countv. Such facts from such a source should surelv convince anv onen mind ed man. The result of the voting, how ever, shows that that fear was ground less, as even unorganized effort was sullicient to elect a majority of drv 1 trustees. Hut the people were not tak ' ing anv chances ; t-o thev killled in.-or-! poration. With women's voting im minent, thin, the last hope of the saloon perished. Another factor in the defeat was the unavoidable high taxation that would follow. Our people are much wrought up over tne action of the Supervisors in imposing on them the ailded burden of taxation without giving them a chance to express their will in the j matter of the new court house. Thev would stand for no mention ot anv more taxation. We think that in this they were un- 1 wise, while we bow to the will of the people, as all good citizens will do. We still hold that many improvements could have been effected under corpor ation that will not be done without it. We certainly need water work for fire protection. Here the experience again of Alturas should be a warning to us. The remarkable luck of Ceila-ville ; has thus far enjoved cannot be relied 1 on to continue to protect us. Our peo ple should not wait to "lock the stable door after the horso is stolen." We have so often .and so emphatically sounded this warning that it is useless to say more now, In addition to the water works we would have much other desirable work i done such as grading and macadamizing our streets, laving good side walks and cleaning up many places that are both a disgrace and menace. All in all. incorporation would un deniably have cost money, but it would have made for a progressive town and its defeat is regrettable. Kor couffliJiiK, Uryiiuna and tlokllnK In tho throat, lioaru'iicui anil all eoiiKh ami colds, tako Foley's Hom y and 'far Compound Con. talna no oplule) For a! by A L Thornton There has been much of an improve- I ment in the electric light service dur- ing the past week, owing to the in-! stallation of steam power at te plant. Superintendent JenHen expected to have the plant in operation earlier, but the furnace did not "cure" as quickly j as anticipated, lie bus about COO cords I BEFORE BUILDING CUT PRICKS ON Clear Lumber, Mill Work and Mouldings FKOM Til 15 FANDANGO LUMBER COMPANY ADDKIJSS: WILLOW RANCH, CAL. PROMPT SERVICE AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP TWENTY-FOUR. THOUSAND Prescriptions have lietfi lilletl at this store in the past live years This record shows better than anything else the eonliilenee placed in this store ly both doctor and p xi t i e n t THORNTON'S DRUG STORE CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. p. m. conr, i LAKKVILW . OIU.CON Optra-let 5lace. crrlrB I'nllrJ Matci M.llt, irri and l'angrt tha folluwlng roulva: ALTURAS TO LAKI- VIMW; LAKF.VIF.W TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKLVIFAV AlTO-IOBIl 1:5 !l WATI l IN CONSt'COoN WITH Tttl! 5TAll'ft Klamath Falls Route Davis Creek Route Plush Route l'AWI!.V Una Way $10.00 4.00 4.00 Wound trip $18.00 7.00 7.00 l.aktvlcw Plu.h Klam. falU Pa. I C tea OI. ICI'S:- 51. . Oflk. Sullivan Hotl Am.rlcan Mot.l 5lag. Ofllc. J. P. DUCKWORTH Offlco, Wnter St. H. VCRNON M. MVNHtn Telephiitif Nit, l Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co .1. I. IH ( KWOICTII, M imuk Transfer and Drayage Ice Delivered it ;;.;i: ami imm si ikm.i ;ooin sroici:i It Alls M ItMMII I "-, in t I Nil im "oi k crsTo.M imcs aici: 01 it Anvi:itTisi:ies" The Lowest, Warmest and Best Valley in Lake County Wo liav ninny ton nrr. Iio Ih, huiih adjoining lifted lit rroiii tl.iti to t:i-")t). one iinlf of hii un. with iMrift uul wutr r Ik ot on a lu-vtr fnliin hIm-uiii. AIho llnt'Ht of niitiiril iiirudovvH, IXin't .-av l,ko Count, without a.i-iiiK ,, Viill.y, Jennings-Meyer Realty Company VALLEY FALLS : : : : OREGON REGARDING VARITIES No dotd)t yon realize the Kreat importance of planting sucli varities of fruits and (low ers' that have liecn tlemonstrated to he sue ccssful under hkc conditions in other com. niun.t.es c have l.ccn rowin Kcneral nursery stock in the mountains for many years and WIJ KNOW. y SIJND FOR CATALOG AND PKiciJ LIST of wood on hand, and hence ia in a i Dosition to u-ive fool aurvico durine'5 Th.' VAh P?:"r- o flnMM.at. r II e the winter aeaaon when the water aJ 4 Ulll HUI ttMS, hl5matn Fa S. fiwlfm ply is abort. m " J