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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1912)
f 1 I Classified A Want Ad In The Lake County Examiner Repeated n few times, if necessary, will find a customer for that property of yours. They arc scanned closely by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents the line for each insertion. Special long-time rates. WANTKII WANTKI-to ! Incnted oo first class Km) m w. tilvw particulars, tut to soli, climate, location, water, itin b..r etc. W. M. Iliowu, 112, K. loth St., i'orlliiiKl, On'tcon. W PtU fl, MMIIWIIinii III t"M 11 '- ernl vit'ollKUt dielda to sell our sjdou- did llUfiMTJ St'Hk. A permanent ulnre, t-snli weekly nul u square Unit l.ai k of you. Write for tmrtloulara. WanMngtoo Nursery Co Tojniilli. Wju.li. - - ttrx iwil: TTIIK NOTICE KOK lii: ward tmtued by the Telephone Company for dintroyluK 1U prop. ..Iv lUtf MlHi KI.LANKOl B FOR KENT Mil furnished room. Heat, ruuiilng watr la room, do lu. Inquire hsmntner ulllce. tf. C I ttu KLWAKIJ A KKWAKU of nfty dollar Is urs br ottered for lulorwatlon that will Uad to tit arrsa' and conviction of .... Mini who baa atoUo wire or I r property, from our Ooiupaoj! kuij id asm rtmru for taforniait"0 that will lead to the . . m I Lm.Yrm nttmrmrt mat and ;,n?lctlon or aoyoue " troving tt property of the Company. ' Cham. Umbaoh. Co. TL it Tel. Oo. ICtf. Secretary Ls Don't forget that we carry In stock tor aala all kind of Iron, bol'a and obolue. thimble skeins and Iron ana eleel sales Arzoer Uroa. 1.14(1 OHM AMMI-AB. I'OHT A KINO HAVE THE MEHT grade oi ..ujours and Ugara to le found In Oreguu. " I SVT i. H.CUTLEK VYlllbKY AT THE Hotel Utsevlew bar. The beet and purvet whisky niadw. tf .'itii MAI K. litO seres, townahlp 33, ramie SM, auction Malheur County, On-Kou; valued at IH 00 per acre. tSOUcttall or part payment, balanee at six per tent II taken lit once. JoHeph I'erlo, OK) o. Sth St.. St. JdHeph. Mo. m7's FOR SALE Oood piiylng bunnies wood already rut. 1-iMjuire r.amu iner oUlc. 1,11 FOIl KALE A few rMUKle I ikrntiiirtoii Cockerel. I nee yi.uu t to ir..00 each, according to Quality, ICggs tor batching a.W tor 15. 1'urt i llred. Winter lay tun strain. ' Mr v Fannie C. Monroe, Willow Ranch, 4 MjkI.k- Oounty, California. tUtp. ouilt." in irr,.ll IjlIlP (ourilv . I.-nlz ,f th of the N W W ol the BKt, Hection 3f. townHhlp 5?, ranne 21. ThU la a fine tract of land w ith ft acre watr right and IZS paid on the other 6 aeren water rlKbt. For quick ale, Has. rite Jen Horeneen, oo o.w, imn.m. . KOR HALE W acre, Uike County, OreK'on, the NV of the 8E4'. aec tlou 3.. townHhlp 3fi, raniieE. nr l Tl.lu Ij u imirul triLft uf laild. ... ill, t.nn " m - : ... . . ..... ..f Ve.iVli.tr IfkkH Hllli IS nine o in "; . Z tf mile irom n.inn. rr .ju tliKi null i-ti IU AUiires ueui Sortwm ii, bo63i, Harlan. Iowa. mi uii.i.' ?i arrfH In cultivation U'tDK part of the SL of hK o( bee. 15, township .'IS.S. of 11. 37 K. in Harney Co. 1'rlio ao per acre or would take lot. in I'ortland. uray lieal 4. Lurla, 6S2 Union Ave. No., Portlaud, Ore. V ANTED Hood houm-litvpinn tuaRa- I iue require the aervlcea of n repre SMentatlve lu Lukeview, to look i aluT ubitcrlvlloii renewal and to 3stend circulation by eiu-clal nieth loda which have proved uuumially ' ieucct'MHful. Salary and commliMlou. Irrevloue experience desirable, but iioteHentlal. Whole tlineorttpare time. AdilreHH, with refen-ncen. J. . V. FalrbaiiKH, tioed HounekeeptnK iMavaRlue, 381 Fourth Ave.. New York City. " FOR SALE IK) acre In section an, jtowi,hlp33, rane 3l. Einiulro of -Keaiter Dro., I.akeviow, Ore. TIE Lakevlew Atmtract A Title Co. In making special price ou auhuiki. s ko O. V. It. Co.' Tract uud Town : ..Cota. K MALE-Ixil 1, block 47, true! 18, "ttou (iwuaUlp HW, rauio Ik). 10 aurua. I aiilltiU ao Itl.rou llioaboveora prlcuon Hie adjoining land. It I' Uoy, Uartlcld, Hvbr. I OK HAI.K Lei S3, Uook 78, aud Triiot 8' ol 1 fe ol N W(-uf N Yii . boo JK, Twp, Kauge iW. f lu aurei Vull walur rljilit AUdran tiad arduor, LUbou, North Dakota BK8A LK-Traot 8. Bio. 14, T. 88, K. 1, IU or4, J. I'urtur, I'urtlaud, Tua. K SAI.E-Traot 1, Hoc. 16. T. 87. H.'ii, 40 acre . U. I'vanou.SS W Alameda Ava. puliYar.Col, IK 8AI.K -lxt 24, blooa 188 an1 tract . Hee 18, 41, H 18, ) anrt'i. Aditruw llldeu Ward, 111 mi at, Dm Moiuei, lowa. Ik HALE lot 14. block 180, and N!, ol HK',, of VV4, M.O 17. I aw, n 10, xu avrt'B, ' ray. box n, ruugenciii, " mmu. n ywv. BALK-U t S. Dlock Mt, O V L addition, in (I tit, hWU, Ko 17, T86, H 84, 40 aurei. Iddrcu J. fleroa Wolfe, Moorbaad, Miuu. t, a k I ir t ha LlJui. at i n U I. aHltl.ifi. hiX BV'ol NW ol WW4, Hoc 1V,TU6, Want Ads NOTICE FOR I'CliLICATlON Not Coal Iand Diartiiieut of the Interior, U. H. Land Ofllcn at lakevtaw, Oregon, February, 10, 1112. Notice I hereby Riven that Dan Chandler, of ltkevlew, Oregon, who. on March 21. 1U10, niacin timber ami tune application No. 0.II7U, for NKt eeetion 8, towunhtp SB N., ran 18 K., Wlllamettti Merldinn. haa filed notice of liileotloo to make final proof to CMtahllnh claim to the land above de MiilM.il, tiefore the reitlater and re reiver of the IJ. B. land ollke at Lake, vlnw, Orei(on, ou the 11th day of April, 1U1X tlialmaut name a witneewM: J. 8. Fuller. I. M. Cory, L. E. Tracy and Chai. ltuilta, all of Lwkevlew, Ore Koo. A. W. ORTON, RegUter. NOTICE FOR rriiLdCATlON Not Coal lud Department of the Interior, U. 8. IjiuJ Oflir at Ikevlew, Oreou, January, 24. 1WI2. Notice la hereby given that John E Lowe, ol Illy, oreicoii. who, on June 21, 1UI0, niHile homeetead entry No. 03711, lor N E4 NWX. NKNEl.hec 20. NWV4 NW4, Mection 21, townahlp .1(1 H , ran ire 111 E, Willametu Merid ian, ban Oletl notice of intention to make final commutation proof, toe tibllah claim to the land above dea rrlbed, b. fore J. O. II amaker, l ulled htatea Comtnlanioner, at Honama.Ore Kon. oo the 1Mb day of March, J12. Claimant uamea aa wltiienec: El mer Joiicm, W. F. Oarrett, Jame Taylor aud Win. Lowry, all of ly, OreKon. A. W. ORTON, Regiater. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the Mate of Ori'Koti, for the County of Lake, lu the Matter of the hatate of 1 EDWARD A. SNYDER, Ivceaeed. 1 To all whom It may concern : No tice I herebygiven that the uuder aliened wan by an order of Hon. 11. Daly. Jodtfe of the Count v Court of the State ol Oivkou, for the County of Iake, duly made and entered in the above entithnl Con rt und matter on the 20th day ol February, 1U12, ap pointed Adinlnt-ator of the Kutate of Kdwanl A. Snyder, dtveaMed, and haa duly (ju all tied a uchadmlntalra tor. All perrona having claim HKalnat aiilil decedent or Hiilcl eetat are hirtby required to preeimt the Name, duly verllh-d and accompanied tj the proier voucher, to the under bikiicO at tiie law ollloe of L F. Conn, in the towu i.f l.akevlew, lake County, (ricou. within al& moutha from the date of the first publication of thie notice. Dated anil flret imblUhed thl S2ud day of February, 1912. JOHN ARZNKR. AdmlliHtrator of the Eetate ol Edaard A. Kuyiler. deceaeed. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Not Coal Ijtndrt Department of the Interior. U. S. Ijind Otllce nt Lakevitiw, Oregon, February 12. 1H12. Notice Ik hereby Riven that Michael Ime, of rltiah, Ort-Kon, who, on Oc tober 2, 1(JU8, made homeetead entry No. 0U28, for SS, lot 10, 8.-C. 22, and lot 4, Sec. 23. townelup 3U S., ranxe 24 K., Wlllametto Meridian haa tiled. notice of Intention to make final commutation proof to etftablieh claim to the laul above deecritied, lefore the reglater and receiver of the United btateH land oHU-e at Lakeview, Ore Kn, on the 22nd day of March. 1012. Claimant name aa wttneseea: Jame D. O'Couner, of I'IuhIi, t Ire if on. William Inoe, of Lukeview, Orevon. Wm. Kepiiel Harry, of Flueh, Oregon, and John Murphy, of Flueh, Oregon. A. W. ORTON. Reenter. NOTICE OF CONTEST Ih-partmeut of the Interior, United State Land Otllce, Lakeview, Oregon, February 23. 11112. To CornelltiH McSwetucy, contented. You are hereby notllled that John WalNha who Rive Lakeview, Oregon, 8 bin poatolllce addrea, did oo Feb rnary 23, 1912, tile In thlH ottloe hi duly corroborated application to con tent and wcu re the cancellation of your hometead entry No. 3U2rl, tajrlal No. S131H made July ftli. lBOtl, for 8W4- of NW4'. NW of 8W. tectlon 27, and NEi of NEW and NEW of HE aection 2. townahlp 30 Houtu. ramie 9 t'RHt, Wlllamutte Meridian, and a ground for hi contest tie allege that you have wholly and voluntarily abandoned aald land more than tlx month prior to euid February 23, 11)12, and have voluntarily and con. tlnuouHly remained away from said land for more thau six month prior to aald February 23, 11)12, without JiiHt cauee or any reason or exuuae. lou are, tnereior lurtner notineu that theaaid allegation will be taken by till otllce a having Iteen cou teMed by you, and your eald eutry will be canceled thereunder without your further right to lie heard therein, either before this otllce or ou appeal, if you mil to tile in tin otnee within twenty days after the fourth publica tion of thl notice, aa shown In-low. your aiiiwer. under outn, aieclncally meeting and responding to those ai h'Hiitlous of contest, or if you fall within that time to file In tula ofbee due proof that you have served a copy of your aiiBwer ou the said con testant either in person or by regis tered mall. If till service I made by the delivery of a copy of your answer to tiie contestant iu Ktrsou, proof of bucIi service emst be either the said contestant' written ncknowledg ment of his receipt of the copy, show ing the date of It receipt, or the af fidavit of the person by whom the where the copy w delivered f tf made by reentered mail, proof of each mr vice must constat of the affidavit of the pcraon hy whom the copy wat mailed slating when and the pout olllce to which It wa mailed, and this aflldavtt mimt te rcoiiipntiled by the poalmaater'a receipt for the let ter. You should state In your answer the naiiiM of tin poatollicd to which you dealr future notice to be went to ou. A. W. ORTON, Reidster. Dale of Urat publication, Feb, 20. 1HI2. HiUe of aecond publication, March 7, 1D12- Dat, of third publication, March U, 1012. Due of fourth publication, March 21, 1012. "ASK THE BULL" SAID JOHNSON "The men who are following Roose velt remind me of a bny who wa rid ing runaway bull. When aiked where be wa going, the bov reolied. '1 dont' know. Aik tbe bull.' That is exactly the Dredicament of those men who are following ex-Presdent Roose velt. Thev don't know where thev are going. Aak Roosevelt." This la Dart of a severe arraignment of Colonel Roosevelt made at the or ganixatlon of the Tafl Republican of California by Orove L. Johnson, father of Governor Johnson of California. Governor Johnson has been auesrested as the running mate of Roosevelt. Orove L. Johnson, known aa a South ern Pacific machine politician, was one of the most conspicioua figure at the conference, which wa attended bv 200 Taft suDoorters. He declared that Rooeevelt'a re-election would res "menace" and that the Colonel is "dangerous to the country." Colonel Charles Miffin Hammond, brotbcr-in-law of Roosevelt, was elect ed chairman of tbe club. While tbe men were meeting to form a Taft organization. Remiblican women who favor tbe re-election of Taft were meeting to organize a Taft women's club. It is tbe first time in the history of the state that California women are Dreoaring to parlisiDate actively in a Presidential campaign. The women, who have been recently enfranchised, will be a big factor in the state. Thev comoleted their organization of the Women State Taft Republican Club bv electing Mrs. Abbie Kerbs president. Some Debt New York city has a dett of one thousand million dollars to be exact, $1.087.81 17.18.81. This is 20.000.000 more that the debt of the United Ststes Government. It is one thousand dollars for each family In the city. It is more than five times tbe dett of Chicago. Philadelphia snd Boston com bined. The mere increase in 1911 Is aa large as Boston's total debt. We think that our nation! debt is nrettv Isrge. but if our national debt were as large, oer capita, aa New York Citv'a debt is. it would amount to the appall ing ard unpayable sum of nearly S20.000.000.000. WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO Their Unceasing; Work Keeps Us Strong- and Healthy All the Mood In the body passes through the kidney once every three minute. Tbe kidneys Alter the tbe blood. They work ulght and day. Wben healthy they remove about five hundred grains of Impure matter daily, when unhealthy some part of this iinfurj matter Is left In the blood. This brings many diseases and symptoms pain in tbe back, beadacb?, nervousness, hot, dry akin, rheumatic pains, gout, gravel, dis orders of the ej. sight and hearing, dlizluesa, irregular heart, debility, drowsiness .dropsy, deposits In the urlue, etc. But It you keep the filters right you will have no trouble with your kidneys. A, 11. Scofleld, Ashland, Ore., says: "It gives me pleasure to endorse Donn's Kidney Pills. They brought me gieat relief from a severe attack of kieney complaint and I am now en tirely free from the troubte. Doan'a Kidney Fills can be relied upon to dispose "f buchache aud difficulty with the kidney secretions." For sale by all dealer. Price 60 cents. F'oster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agtnts for the United States. Rememlwr the name Dosu's and take no other. Clark & wrioiit Lawyers WASHINGTON, D. 0. rUHI.ro LAND MATTEBli: FINAL PBOOF debkut lands, tontkut and mining casks bcu1pt Associats Wobk Fob Attobnbys J. L. LYONS, D. D. 5. Dentist Office In Watson's Block, Lake view, Oregon aval Yvar'a tprl.naa In Mloblaan. UraUaal of loiveriUy of HUihlaaa MORE RULINGS AS TO HOMESTEADS The Secretary of the Interior has recently decided a number of import tan t land esses of interest to home steaders snd others, s digest of which Is given herewith: The deosrtment Is without suthorltv to extend the life of sn entry and per mit the entrvman to make comolianc with the law as to either residence or cultivation, auhsauent to the expira tion of the statutory life thereof. Where lands which have been with drawn from all disposition are restored to entry, no soplicstion will be receiv ed or snv rights recognized ss initiat ed bv the tender of sn soolicstion for any lands until the order of restitution is received bv the local office. Citing George B. Prstt. 38 L. D. 146. The act of 1908. providing for second entries, has no retroactive effect which will operate to cure a defective right based uoon a claim of prior settlement snd at tbe same time cut oil and de feat the assertion of a superior adverse eleim. In other words, one disquslified to Initiste a valid settlement riht cannot claim the privilege of having bis status ss sn entrvman determined as of tbe date of his application to protect such fnvslid settlement right. The right will only be protected from the dste the impediment to its Initia tion is removed snd the right attaches. ! Tbe act of February 13. 1911. extend-1 ing time of residence in certain states is a remedisl ststute snd should be ' construed liberstlv. Therefore, tbe j ssme covers period of time from December 1910. until Msv 5. inclusive. Act of J one 23. 1910 providing for sssfgnment of entries or parts thereof, made within reclamation projects un der act of June 7. 1902. covers only those claim wherein tbe entrvman has sstisfsctorv proof of residence, im provement snd cultivstion for five years, reuuired bv tbe act. A successful contestant does ' not scauire any pecuniary riehta. Be is entitled to a period of thirty dsvs from notice of tbe cancellation of the entry within which to apply to enter tbe land, but tbe payments made bv the former entrvman can not be credited to him. nor is be entitled to the lower rate per cent for building charges, but must psv tbe charees obtatning at tbe time nis soplicstion to make entry Is filed. One who makes desert entry of pub lic lends must clearly show. In sub mitting proof, not only that he has the right to a sufficient supply of water to successfully irrigate the lands, but that the svstem of ditches is sdeauste for that purpose, and also that the necess ary supply of water has been actually used on ssid Isnds in s manner to prove tbe beneficial results. The register will be held liable for the costs of republication of final proof where an error in description of land is made by him. Tbe record is in pos session of tbe register and he should see that the descriptions sre correct before directing publication. Publish ed instructions of August. 1909. 38 L. D. 131. Affirmed. Where the proof is to residence is weak, but here is strong proof ot cul tivation of the land in sdded area snd with increasing yield of crops - each year, and evidence ahowing a persistent a sure means to a desired end. This exclusive feature of the Monarch Typewriter results in more work because the Monaroh is so much easier to operate than other type-writers--less physical energy is required. The work is uniformly better because the operator is not hampered by "Three 0'Clook Fatigue," and finishes fresh right up to dosing time. Write for desoriptive literature. 307 Bush Street effort to maintain an aetoal4'home uoon the land, the proof will be deemed suffi cient. The Isw permitting essh entry of j timbered snd non-timbered Isnds does I not fix a definite period for msklng final proof. However, it must be reasonable j and made witbin seven vesrs from data I of entry, as In ordinary homestead entries bss been considered ss the limit of time, which msv properly be sl- ' , a m . l li . - . m m iuwcu i or in making oi nnai prooi 01 entries of this clsss. A contest affidavit filed against a desert land entry during the pendency oi an application ior extension or time under the act of March 28. 1908. ahould allege fact tending to overcome tbe prima facia showing of right to such extension. Citing Hoobler vs. Treffry. 39 L. D. 567. The entryman's rights to such exten sion of time Is prims facia, by resaon of the mere filing of tbe application, and the burden of proof is upon con testant to controvert toe f sets set forth in the soplicstion or extension of time. A motion to dismiss will not be grsnted. where It aopesrs thst the in terests involved are Urge snd the ! United States is in truth and in fsct s ! psrtv in Interest, but will be disposed of on its merits. TAFT WOULD DEVELOP ALASKA RESOURCES President Urges This Fcr tha Good of the Pacific Coast To open Alaska and develope its resources. Is the recommendation of President Taft in a recent message. Tkls Is a step the people of the coast have worked for for years. Oregon people ha we not been able to see any Justification for going' to middle West ern coal mines for fuel and hauling it by train half way across the coun try, when enormous coal mines In Alaska, easily accessible from tide water, can be opened and coal brought by ship-load at a remarkably cheap rate for use here. President Tift favors the leasing of coal and phosphate lands In Alaska as well as In the United States, so that these sources of wealth may contri bute their part to theprosperlty of the nation. The president also favors a commission form ot government, at THE LAKEV1EV ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. Abstracts to O.V.L. Property -B. ssv assr fr each tract of land in Lake Co. SfoZ .73 j i for each Town Lot in Lakeview, rm " 1 Oreeron. including first deed from ' the Get our special prices for Abstracts of Title to any ' real estate in Lake County. H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON MORE WORK, BETTER WORK, AND EASIER In a commercial sense, the employer is interested in the quantity and quality of the output of his typists. It is evident, too, that it is to the best interest of the operator that each day shall show a satisfactory amount of work well done. Therefore, both employer and operator find in WOLF & ISENBRUCK least half of which should be elective, for Alaska. In bis desire to open Alaska an develop It, tbe president goes so far as to urge a government railway from Seward to the Matunska coal Held and Into the Tanana and Yukon val leys. That these steps are favored by the president, only because of their benefit to the people of tbe west, la his own statement. He said: "I think the United States owes tt to Alaska and to tbe people who have gone there, to take an exceptional step and build a railroad that shall opea the treasures of Alaska to the Pacific and to the people who live along that ocean on our Western Coast" Nation Owe Debt ef Gratitude. Money Indebtedness Is not the only sbllgatlon we Incurred and assumed la the treat Civil War. There was a till greater debt, aa everlasting obli gation that could never be paid In lulL But in years that have followed, fhe Republican party has Inaugurated and developed pension laws under which over three and a half billion dollars have been paid to disabled veterans, or to the survivors of those who gave their lives for their country and their flag. This pension system, a product of the policy of the Repub lican party, has no precedent in his tory and no equal In Justice and gen erosity among the nations of the earth. Hon. Jamrs S. Sberman. A well known minister who bad been preaching a begging sermon, concluded it as follows: "I don't want: any to contribute who have not paid their sub scription to tbe home pa oer. for coun try papers need monev a great deal more than do the heathen." That min ister knew what he was talking about. John W 8ickeimiUi, Oraenabora. Pa. has three children, and like moat children they fre quently take told "We bare tried several klndi of const medicine," be says, "bat hava never found anv yet that did them aa tnoea good as Chamberlain's ougtj Remedy" For ale by all dealers A woman went into a newspaper office and wished to advertise for her husbsnd who hsd disappeared. Whea told that they charged two dollars aa inch she went out, saving it would break her no at that rate aa her hus band was over six feet long. When yoo have rbenmattam In yoor loot mt Instep apply Chamberlain's Liniment and yea, will get quick relief For sale bv alt dealers Company. San Franoisoo, Cal tfi dfleld, a. p. delivery wni made itutlng when and