NIIDS STATE AID - jBILS. HAS HOPES LUlii... AVERS fiElllil UF GOVERNORSHIP: or". (UAflON i Urn Selling, rrngrwohe Id -nut Iichu nominee fur United !;tii .( t a(nr, lil the following ulmiit KiKiirii Off iron, ftt r I'ump i ting a tour Hiring h thin auction in tchalf of til" tlimpaign : "I''h-i i n Ori'K'n In mm iriplr lull naif Bllll tllU iiikhU illltlK llf ilM (ll Vt I merit sr nlinorit unbounded. In order fully to iipprociiitn the ltriiti(innily )f the tires nf iht H'l'tlnn of I lie atntc It I (-"ci'llnl for tnn to ohlinn flrt hsnd 1 1 1 f or ii . I in i of Hit) -oiii.lt y . "Although liil' people (if Mm lulu llf gon hnve mmir ri'ti.HrkHl In hi r i ) n tho iliv. Ii iitimiil if thMt ki cIkiii in recent yciTii, toth thu Mttliu.ciit inn! ftilovfl prin i.t work have lion km imily retard 'd through tic los to tii'i Mute of its Juit shiro of the IN I'l.iniaiiiih Stfivire fiiiul. The iln hurM n.ciil f tilth luml him nut t I'nn minle in ai ror t unci" witu t hii liiii cn(itiMii)l' ii t lie time it wnh ! abliHiied Money ri retve.i from tlir mile of pimlio 1mm! in Oregon hnve Iiim ii ilivi iii-'l In ether nt8i. , tluiicdv '! ir i v n g lliiii r-tnto nf lur.ln lnntly n-'i'ili il and to which tin' stato win int. (Ii'il for in igatmn pin jT t . T'ii ii- ult him been t hut reveni I project l.nvi' ii.'t been cumplelrd. Fur them " ii i. ir 'in, urgent hijiIh l y Oregon citizen fur the liitiimtiuii of other 1 1 r r I . t-" tin e l.ecn turned ilow n. " A f'l't -itcii from Hniein under dnt of Si jii , 25, any: ttc-oiiuxe a pi.lilic'Hl I cr l hiiftlng tn the hut of William Hanley Iha sage of Hum, hi) refused in accept tho Id pulilirun nornlnslion 'or p.c-idci t InI cl" tnr, areordinif, to p-lincal prdtrid-t li'nt'irn here from Portland. It wnn declared that the rental It'll dill not Intend to offend tho ri'if'ilr Hi publican or th new Hull nii ii ciK If h( rmilil aviiKi it l y staving on hi t h'.UKfini'K nf acres in tho In terior country, 'I hi I !! I oiiiil to t o making a noise I l.c the Kovcnior-hip, and it Ii declar ed t tin' Mr. Hartley ha exportation! thnt tint political wild will I low in hi i Ir.'i'tldii, Whether hit hopes - will lir ii IN nl hcnn wind of n lltjllmiiofc i wit il in ni'i knnn. ONE GAME LICENSE A h remit nf the frierrlly relations Ii.'t ni'i'ii tht- n rrniit ri .f tho Nevada I'nh Unmnilinn mid the California flfh iii l 1nrnrn rnrntriiutiion i' new ( ii likely, uri-( r lini; to J. I). Clmk, On Account of Some Business Difficulties H B arising that wo did not anticipate be fore, ivo will continue tho SPECIAL SALE indefinitely. Wo have a welt assorted stock of dry lumber and will approciato your on'.or, regardless of how small or large. During tho sale all material will bo cash when it loavc3 tho yard. T LAKE Yard on Center Ct. Phono 721 LUMBER CO. Lakeview, Ore. -fx. v i T'i- Vntilfurtit Cut down tho lead Cut down the guesswork Shoot the speed shells and Watch your field and trao aver age climb. The ttccl lining gives the speed grips the powder charge with just that compression needed to put all the drive of the explosion Lehi.iJ your load. Ami with f jistrrn I'aitmy leading, you're turo ol the mim tiicrd-- uiiiioim tprcad cl pattern in each and cveiy lirll Shoi Arrow and Nitro Club ttcel lined Eattern Factory Loaded Shells for lieed plus pullcio in any make l ihotgun. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. uroauway ,, Mew York ii-..,-;irpwnaATi TSie Kentucky VHOLEGALE AND RETAIL LEQUOR STORE Post &. Klnfif Lakeview Proprietors - Oregon WALLACE & SO&3 iWm. Wallaoo, Coroner fur t.ako County i UNDERTAKERS I'KOMI'T ATTKNTIO.N AND SAI !.; ,C ll(t' '. I 'A K A NTUI l Parlors, noxt door to Tc.cimono Gvnce WATSON bUtLDIT.ti I'riHiilerl ThU hut ent n le,;rnm tn II. W Di urlioin, liHir i mii ot lh' ( 'on rot mm Tr v r S point Money I tHHiie, mi n .i.iii in Nw Ynrli, XpieKlii( I tin up. i .in t int liu-diii'' unret nk r'.lt if ihn Di-murr -tii" party i vii to'loUH ' run ift !'' turn The leli'icmrn In p-rt id hm fnl low : "Tti lHifne ft iIhiim no much fiMnl I rt lh" Dint thnt ii ' ot ill ulitiii-t I Mi pnrtan'e that tt- i fl ve minuld im e ilfil In another r .li ma' ramp tgr, on the Irmnc t I i ' I rj' ly !'periri. In my i.i lumen , ' ..iin mncu of Ihn great era .1 pi-apent , h'K'' whk und K'"'i i'n'it, Mtin h in now jiml opetiiiiaT to lot' i i pi.; nt ttilH i mill try. 1 auk tht b'imiiei-f run of thin country what eii'-ill hjfcfni r.t they will anil whnt new Inventim'! t they feel like nibkinkt n tm i. ne Irmn their tidii.n trie niih rihy nt NoVMTiIh r j next and learn that the ! riiorratii' j prty will, alter tt.e. fiju lh of March' JiUll, l't in at.Kiiluio i nntrnl i.f the xe-1 cutive, ti.e SeriH'B bmI the Huure of j Hepti n niativui? "No ot.e ran iifliirn the extent ot the cluiiiifi'M which would l.e ellecleil in j our e or timic ryxti'tn t.y nueh a re.' ult I except from what hurt hatipened in the iHt. Tim tnnlf wu iln tl.en tie revii" (d on tr.n Ileninrralii' pri lipleR an h(iwn hy tie llemneratte ti IN of the IhmI two He. hloim nf eni.tl'e. and our whole roi o'i.ic. Kyhlern ehaiKid. rro pi r.ly would I i- hHlli d, liUKiuera wnulu he irnprtired and tin: deirixii i fur lai.ot woulil hiiw a marked fiillini; i.lT. ' A SINGLE ; T1V 1 v. 11 F DILEMMA By ELNA PAULSEN I canto Into a hlKslnh town 'Tvaii hlg In point of iiUo, I mot a melancholy clown With mlaery In his eyes. "Good lr," quoth I, and glanced about, "What alia tho town and la everyone vacationing, And havo they nauKht to do?" you, HOTEL LAKEVIEW CKECTEP IN 1000 rilROUOHOIT fikst:ai-S5 ACCOnnOPATIONS Jin rt n rniM- m for conniiKCiAL, JOURTEOUS TREATMENT LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors f. F. UQHT QCO. HARROW TH.nii It ,.;,3 rules, mi. -lit i.t the Ir ti '"il nrf r I' dliiy Mil lie liiiur. iM"iti- ri-pri r!U out you Inn il-Mt t . I'hc cni'Hi vent v-f.iur - "f i' i "'. I Helices, ti n i lri "i!iifi'reni'i von must Inive honrn ftroll lKMi NITOO CLUB t Steel Lined ?SH(tTrSHELLS Vow V'T'I i K rr:y Think It Man T f i v. c I ' n ff C ' Hill" ( ' I i'IIT !' t:'!,.. mm tl'tli.' on .1 n Ii " i i il (I Ii i ;'"': i. . tli.'l -I' i'i o ! '. :r: til.' i'i' ii u '.'"I t tl.l'iix I'O I - ' hi.it-. I .t ' : i ! l!l i ;l'l I Ii ':." 2 I .' i" I l"Of i. ml v tnivi-li ('tirit'-r the inlli'i In the :'i:tl turn of tin- e.-irtli. I'.nt tii; I not rt!l The earth inalio A Jniiriiey n mitnl the nun every jenr. ntnl n I'.ni: hut npld trip it Is. The (list.mi e nf ni,r pltuict r -nin the suti we will put nt fl'J ixi.omi mile. Till la the rnilln nf the earth' orldt hnlf the diameter of the circle, an wo cull It. The whole ttirimeter l tlierefnrc 1. l.rK'.(Wt mile, nnil thf rlreuiiifor once. I.cltitf the ('.'.mneter tnnltirilled by .1.1 1 Kl. N iil.onr r.7S.Hi.lMKi i Thit nri.T'ln i!!st:;ni'i' I he car?h trar elM In ' enrlv '.i-nev, and (llvldltiK It hy 'M'i we find tln ilttlly Koce.l iiliotit ', liKii.fHiO Then we i,'et the dlstnnce j you rode iiround the aim durini; your hour'a walk, divide nnln It twenty i four, and the result 1" n'miit (Hl.tM-O miles. Hut tli'.tt N not the end of your hour'a trip The kuii. with its entire 1 brood of planets. In moving in space at tlie rate of 1 "HUM KM n't) iiillc in a year That Im at the rate of n little more than i.'.s.ikio iiiIIch n day. or IS. ; 2."0 mile mi hour 1 So. lidding yotr three mt'ct nf lea travel to the hour' nxlal movement of tile earth, this to the earth's orhlta! Journey n ml thai .itruln to tho earth' ptcuMoii with the nun. and yon find ! yon have traveled In the hour M.'J.": mile j Self Conscious Greatness. I One day In the trnln-oti one of Vle i tor Hull's Journeys to or Irom Finis- aela he happeniHl to find hlmnclf in the company of two r.ntrliti ladle i who Hioke French llu'o Knew hut one word of F.iijrUsh l'hrltmiis, which he always pronounced 'f'hrist tniiN." In the course of conversation these ladle. observed that It must bo Inconvenient for him not to know Kncjlsh when he wim pas-dun through (hat country. To which the treat man s reply was, " lien l-.iiKianu j want to talk with me she will learn my t:ui.mia!;e: "I'Toni their nsiotusn- melit at this answer." said Hup in re lating the story, "It was evident they did not know who I was!" "Victor IIubo. Ills l.ll'e Hint Work," by A. 1 Davidson. He fixed hin mournful eyea on me, And aailJy Hhnuk his head t Klanced at all who wandered past And In their fat-oa rend Despair 'Twaii plainly written there That all who ran mlnht read, "tJood afr," crli d I, "Fray answer mo To my di'ttmndn give hood. "Tho town, j hlu, but empty quite Arid when I hint was hero The street were swarming day and tiK'ht" The native shod a tear. "Why, Ftrancr, have you never heard What happened here of lateT Vpon the la-1 election day We held within this state? "No! you shall hear the story now," Ho cried with loosened tonsue; rom one who witnessed all tne rowi row And saw how It begun. "You see. thn R'nslo Tnxer men Accomplished their design And I have lout unto the state Tho farm that once was mine. "And when I've earned a little coin I'll hie me to a trnln And h-ave this town far. far behind. And ne'er, come back asaln." This tale they to'd nir far and wide. The r axri .(- I Inew For l!ii-wle-'t"v:a rn e-f'-v i!de, As towns more etnp' y crew. 1IWUM1I THE "The out co' io Or tax oi ' " Which r ic m ' They i."s- Twa Trto !-r Ai' l ' Was : -lie Tax, v-rs' bacVs' 1- ;:a. ptroi? v:Ttn5 thus f'?.-:,:',' THE KEW ISVfll REVALA- null t.vv---?-"-r -"! v:S'- i y-!-4 i By ..Civ-K.DEAN COLUNS U'Uen, the Moses of the modern day, Hath lifted to High Fols, his mystic eye, And heralds forth tho latest message gleaned From solemn Oregon City's Sinai; Letting ua wandoriug, baffled tribes men know . That, which should fill us with sublime elation Thnt U'Uen, who hath led us on so lonpr. Hath doped us out a new tax revelation. Far ueath th' which Th Game of Lacrosss. The s;ii mii- Known n lucrosse was orlrlnall inaved by tlie Cnnadian In dlauv 'itnl from them adopted sue eessivelv li the French and KiiMlisli setilcis and r tliciii mtroilu.-eit to the United Mates t'he ohject of tile pnine is to drive the hall thrnnirli Hon Is sitnated at each end of the field The player- me usually twelve on a side In fi!" the Lacrosse Assncln tlon ot 'a inula was tunned, and au Indian tenin visi,m crent Itrltntn. ereatlni irient eM'tteuient T'' tfume Is one ot1 real Importance lis the Fnu Itsh spni'l net world ot tho Nevada commtsbinn that the three states of Oregon, California, and Nevadu will argee during the com I ing winter to permit residents of any : one of thone sttites to hunt or fish in 1 tho other simply by payment of a one dollar license fee, says the Reno Gaz ette. I.-t nil three ttatoa at present resi (trntu cf other states must pay a license fee of 810. Two years ago an effort whs muiie on tnt part of th Nevada enp,ni"::ii'n to effect the change, nut ifornia law went through a Qiiilied mid the Nevada law was then charged to conform. hnd we wandered, Egyptian code Of prlvato ownership of land, founded The base of all our state's prosperity And led to growth, with certainty t;unHindod. Fondly we dreamed of greater, sta bler growth: But a new vision to the Seer ap pearing, Leads him to warn us that the promised land Lies farther on, In Single Taxer's clearing. Neath tho old code, hy U'Ren sup plemented, Wo wandered on, well guided In the liht time By bris'ht cloud castles, and also conducted By pillars of hot air within the nlBht time. Now he would cast those tables down and bust them, Whereon Is graved our present tax ing system, And carve anew his Fels-lnBpIred commandment The latest revelation of his wisdom. Oh, "Moses," wo have followed you some seasons, And were beginning to loam how to take them Tho laws hy which you strove to lead from Kgypt, , But no"' alack, you're planning to remake them. Some cf the Cope yon carried to admit Ion Might, nyter all, be quite the part of w'sdom, lint th "''' soup of Single Tax doth nr To not s of our p res it ' systr.n. LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO, ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PROPERTY IN LAKE COUNTY, OREGON Our Complete Tract Index Insure Accuracy, Promptnos and Reliability Ktieh nn Iri'iex is the ONLY KhLHULE system from which an Abstract can la made, allowing all defects of title. IVe Also Furnish SURETY BOMBS and FIRE INSURANCE H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON POSTOFFICC BOX 243 PHONE 171 fBMiiw3Jsut.niiii-iJ'!iiiiJU Ai.JwvmHruweiiwatm.wwm.AwiwmAM ranav-TOMV. v ,.rgca.M" Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co .i. i Telephone Xo. 1111 DUCKWOKTH, Manager Buss to Meet All Trains. Transfer and Drayage. Storage by day, Week or month SJCT "OUK CUSTOMERS AKE OUK ADVERTISERS" LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incoiporared. A Complete Record We hare made an enire transcript oi ail Kecmds lu lake County which in any way, affect ileal Property tn tlie county. We have a complete Record of every MortsrHKe and transfer over made In Lake County, and ever IW a-lven. Errors Found in T'tles In iranscrititr jr I he reeorlii we bnvc found nimierons mort gatroB recorded in the Demi record and imlexeii: rrt many deeds ore recorded tu Tin- Mortgiure recirJ h ml other hooks. Hundreds of inortsases find ileeds are nor Indexed at all, and tnoFt dlllictilt to trace up from the record. We have notations of all these Errprs. Others annot find tr.em A'e have put r imiireds A dollar bunting up these errors, and we ch: folly (rnfi'antt'e oar work. J. D. 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