rf. r. OUCKWOKTM H. VtHMOM H. MUHKKH
Office, Wnter St. Telephone No. H
Lakcvlcw Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
J. 1 Dtt'KWOKTll, Manaokh
Transfer and Drayage Ice Delivered
IA(J(lA(li: AND -IlOf HUIIOLU OOIS STOKKH
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"OUK CUHTOM KltS AUK OUIt AlVKltTISKltS"
City Transfer
R. M. BOLLUR
PROPRIETOR
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AM AULR TO HANDLB ALL WORK
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OFFICE AT KEENE & BARNES CUIAR STORE. .PHONE No. JOj
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LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Incorporared.
A Complete Record
'.Vehave made an entire trim no rip t d nil ltecorde In Lake
Oouutv which tnanv wajr, affect Heal lroicrty In thecoiintv.
We have a complete Keoord of every Mortgage ami transfer
ever made In I.ake County, ami ever lKed Kn-
Errors Found In Titles
la transcribing the record we have found numernn roort
gage recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many
deed are recorded In the Mortgage record ami other hooka.
Handred of mortgagee and deed are not Indexed at all. and
most difficult to truce up from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Other annot find them. We have pat hundred f dollar
bunting up these error, an J wecau fully guarantee oar work.
J. D. VENATOR,
nanager.
WALLACE & SON
Wm. Wallaoo, Coroner tor Lakm County
UNDERTAKERS
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UASIGHAL C0KU SECRET 1023
"Just a counlrvmsn-that la all."
U the wiv the grower of this remark
able ear of corn. Mr. Fred C I'alin.
etvles liimvt'lf. Thnuith he la admitted
to he one of the Icailinu corn exxrt
of the country ore who avrvtoea are
irrcittlv in ili'inund a a judae of corn
exhihitti. Mr. I'alin k for no irreater
honor or dintiiu tion than to he known
aa a oUin lloiwier farmer, and while
he onenlv nrofeiea a ronconable nrlde
In the achievement of growing corn
the fnmnu rnr of corn which whb ad
judffed the niont ncrfei'fever irrown. It
l.i without ohmlnw of ostontstlon
The champion ear of corn wan not at
all an accident. There can he no great
er lcMon in the vidue of careful atudv
and nainstiikinir noleotion of aecd and
bree1in than the experience of thia
aume I'alin. The farmer ho thinka he
tanda a chance to iro Into hiacorn field
! and a piece of luck Dick out an ear
which nature has fnahioned even more
oerfcctlv and with it wret the honora
con-
that we are willing to exhibit in
teat.
"On the dav the chimuion tar waa
found. 1 wn at the houxo and at din.
nor time one of the men brought it In
and laid it. with a number of other
eara. upon the window alll In the well
room tor me to take and nut awav in
the aecd houae.
"Well." I aaid. "do vuu think you've
(rot a good ear there?"
"It looks to me like a eood ear he
aald. "What do vou think of It?"
"I tdrkrd It uo and looked It over.
Well." 1 aaid nnnllv. "I think it ia
the mohat Perfect ear of corn I ever
aaw. It'a srnod enonch to win the W.
K KclloR JlfH, troohv thia vear at
Omaha."
"And 1 waa confident the moment I
aaw It. and looked it over, that t held
tho trophv winner In mv hand. So
much no that when I left for Omaha to
exihit the ear. I took It out of mv irriu
and showed It to the station
-"TheWoridis Champion Jferjfe
from this Indiana man. cannot do bet
ter to disabuse his mind of this falla
cious notion than to read the storv of
Fahn and hia champion ear.
In the firet olace. Fitlin knows corn.
If there were no more nroof of thia
fact than the bare atorv of the develou
ment anJ discovery of the chamnion
ear. it would be enouuli. And in oroof
of this fact, here is the storv as he
told it himself :
It was in Novemner. 1910. and we
were just harvextinir our crop. The
weather had betn irood, but we were a
little lute with the harvest. The men
were suing through the field with the
wag in in the usual wav eatherinir
i the corn, and the hurveat was a nrom-
isins one.
"A'e have a sort of corn show at mv
!
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avcnQwith the wonla. "That is the ear
I'mJirine to'winTthe? TI.ikki trophy
with." "'' T;:-
So there is the atorv of the chamoiou
car as I'alin tola it himself. And on
the srenirth of it, who will sav that
Fred C. I'ulin dm an't iuatlv merit the
titie. "The man who knows corn?"
Hut thuts not all of Falin'a storv.
He tells it willinulv though modeatlv,
for he knows that hia storv whenever
told ia a source of iricMt encouraire.
ment of the thousands of farmers vho
never had a better chance than he had
himrelf. IVin waa born and brouuht
ud near Newton. Ind. He has never
owned a foot of farm land in hia life
and the HOO acre fiirm on which the
chamnion ear of corn which won the
Kclloir Trotihv was irrown ia a rented
furm
The Kello trophv waa won in 1J10
at Columiius. Ohio, bv R. A. James of
Charlostop. 111., with a matrniflcent ear
of Iteid's Yellow Dent, but not so ner
feet an rar 8 tltHt which originally
won the troohv hrd w hich haa become
known s "the bet ear of corn ever
crowr,."
The next auurd of this tiouhv will
be made ut the ""xt National Corn
vice several vcara aire, and laid before
the Governors of varloua Western
States, with a view to settling the vex
ed aueatlon of school lands within the
National Forests. An arreement simi
lar to that with the State of South
Dakota has been entered Into with
Idaho, and negotiations with other
States are oending. The consolidation
of areas Into compact bodies will en
able both the States and the Foreat
Service to manage their reaueciive
holdings more advantaireuualv than
would otherwise be possible, and will
enable the State to obtain better re
turns for the benefit of Its schools.
Under the terms of the proclamation
all selections bv the Mate of South
Dukota muat be filed within ninety davs
from the dato of the proclamation or
from the aoproval of the official plat
of survev of any unaurveved land rev
ered bv the aereemrnt.
New Reserve Dill
Washington. Msrch 4. Senator War
burton today Introduced a bill giving
; to each state 25 per cent of the receipts
from tho forest reserves within It
borders to be snent for uublle schools
and iiuhlic roads In the counties In
which the reserve lies.
Where the reserve lies in two or more
counties, an additional 25 per rent Is
t, AWau.,.,M.l In. I li nnvariiinnnt In
1 .if ' r An'IHIVU V . .MW ...
I building roads and trails through such
i reserve.
II jrou iroulil In sntllii rdt of your fl'l
ji.u may know thai you are not trratln II
!r,.. rljr Thrrs la lie rop Uy a rolitaeueld
hang mi for wroki ami fi w ill nl If 7u lk
Cliamlu-rUln'l l'otili ftcini'dr Knr ! IT all
dralrra
feP eSlOOO.OO
wMADE DY TIFnANY
rvtcp Avarded. To be Com !!
peted for aain ut the next
farsn all the time. anJ there ia alwavs
an award for exceptionally trood ears
of corn ear sutticientlv true to per
mit of thir being exhibited. There is
a small box in each wation i'l which
most perfect ears are kei't. These,
when iirooerly s dft-t.-d. co'i'itute the
eed corn, and among tho-e tire ter
fect ran we v .easimiallv fir. I a ear
J :; f. i'.t..V j
Exhitition. whi.ii will In hell in Feb-1
rusrv. 1913. at (VI iml.iu. S. C. It is j
rjlanned to make tt.Ti exnos;tioii much
. broader in scone than anv held in the
past, and cunycuuentlv a I'nuer time j
! will be reouirrd for urcciaration. Soe
cial building are being eret-M for the
exposition, the main buil iing to be 400
! by 17 feet, irround messuretnents.
The show will last ton davs. The stste
of South Carolina has anrrooriated
' HO. 000 for the exnense cf the expoei-
i tion and the uro.-nect U tnat Dixie willj
"do herwoll nrnud" in an vrTort to make
this exooaition t- reateiit of its kind
ever held.
Let The Examiner Figure on Your Next Job Work
SELECTIONS MADE
FROM RESERVES
To iroviJe f.r carrying out an agree
ment uriJr which Srjth Oskuta accool
will t rxcl-aecd 'or Natiural
Forext Urd of eou&l area a: j value.
Preideiil Taft has aiirned a oroclama
lion whic! nakes it oi!iil)!i! for the
state I) set.'.-t immetliate lv 00.143
acres of Und from the Harr.ev and
Sioux National Forest.
This will bvrmit ef inJeron:tv selec
j tion bv the Stat in olsct of school
land. King elon srvi within the
j boundarits of the H'sck Hi!!j National
Forest, which will become cart of the
Forest. A board of three, on which
Supervisor Paul Kelleter of the tilack
Hills National Forest has represented
the Department of Agriculture and F.
F. Brinker. t'umniisioner of the De
psrtmert of iV-hoo't anJ 1'ullic I.an.ls
of the State of S.iuth Dakota, ha rep- j
resented the State, with Setb Bullock
a the InirJ n-.cmt er. has made a care-'
ful studv to learn the value both of
the school Ui.Ji ar.d of the areas now j
rellnQJished kv the Government. Field;
parties have ra'heie 1 ilati trora verv j
section involved. With the result tbst
the lieu areis are known to be a fair,
exchanire for the school land to which j
the State rehnuuishes its, claim. i
. To is exchange is the brat fruit of I
plan inaugurated bv the Forest Ser-
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