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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1913)
P.OLK'S' OltCGON and WASHINGTON tf Business Directory 7 A lilraetiiry of Mitt t'lly, Town unit VII In a, living lnwrltilv klh of aarh Hurt. liH'nllon, hihiIhi Inn, tula impli, li I t'l ar ami banking- t.olnti Ian ln.in.'d l ilrr. lory, cutnpltnd bjr titialii.aa ami prornaaton. H. I. IMH K lit., flRATTI.K TWO HORSE BRAND BOYS' n M WXt; OVERALLS 'St A new pair FREE If they rtp LEVI STRAim A CO.. Hfrv ha Fw AUSTRALIA HAS IMMENSE WEALTH Population I Compara tively Small But Ex port Rich Products pound. Look for a moment over her mineral ' wealth for a year. Became of the war In the Transvaal and an Immrnite mining dnvelou'netit in Weft Auairalia, 'the new federation In IK'A with f.0, . (KKI.000 output, ! ( the world in product of gold. I'y constant gains her silver produet hss come to equal one-ninth of the world's supply. For the pant year her total mineral output amount ed lo nearly UOO.OOO.OtX), or $2.1 to Turn to the picture of Au.tralia every Inhobitdnt. Her mineral posl- rhe is today. 1 he land In size la nearly 1 hilitic In copper, tin, lead, antimony, COHHUPT PRACTICE ACT !S STRINGENT How's TbtetMMWtM Candidate Arc Prohibited From Old Methods In Running for Office five-sixth ttie area of the United States, containing 2,07:1,000 square miloa against the 3.002,000 aquare milt a of our country. Hut while in extent Australia stands at IM is to 3G, (n pop iron, qulrkoilver and coal cannot he overt stimatcd. Alnalie's Magazine. Stock Experiments It la estimate) that the farm live- illation hn la only aa 4 to 70. Of Ur Mo k of 0r'"n "'Preen, " t"1 ",u 4,000,000 InhnbitanL only 200,000 are ' "f t.6l5.M2. Ihua indicating tnat the aborigines, whose number h.a been - liv""l0' k iry i as,umng very steadily doclmlnif. not because of hoa-i1"" proportions, aaya Dr. James tllitj on the part of the settlers, but , Wilhynomlw. director of the Sta e n i-rii u i iu rni r.aiuriinuiiv .vjvi. in hia bennlal renurl to the repents of tli'i Oregon Agricultural College. secured pun a a i NO GASOLINE A Player Piano without a few new rolla from time to time ia al most na lnJ aa an auto without giiaoline. Player piano owners owe themselves new music occu aionnlly. Upon receipt of a five or ten dollar hill we will prepay to you at New Yoik prices a fine selection, including your favorites if men tioned. State if your player ia 65 or 88 note and make. Address an if by inherent degeneracy in the fuoe of the new conditions. Moreover, tlirre are 401X1 Chini'ie and half-cante Chinese, and in recent years restrict- J ' W,th tno "ceplion ' ' V. m.,.,.r.. h.v I naitnnlnrl In lira. hoK edlnff experiments up Vi nt the ingress of lllrduos and other I repriced scale, there ia pra-HicaHy no Asiatic immigrants. The bulk of her people, of course, ar eolor.iats from Knglaml. Two-thirds of the AuHtral iun continent is a desert, and yet her produetlvenea is enornvios. Tf I - land contains ove. 100,000.000 rheep. be reliable information li this state as to th coHt and bent method'i for fatteninK stuck. It wool I acem, trurefore that the time la opp irtune for this station to r ecu re, at the earliit possible moment, reallable data regardng this twecn 30,000,000 and 3.1, 000, 00' t head i lmpi.rt-t indu-try. $1,000 REWARD i. V1. II s Jt If " jS "Ion AKoi'ialon, i. . . if V hlrh Uio uml. - . ' l'S'P alxnul mraha - will l l'J0Jl ' i , x i r..wrl tomriO.'M' i r. ' . . .llllr In till- Itorpia a ml Nrraila l.lr -iHa Hol I I 4j .'rral ami cnvlrll.i. lu-aau-anritf liora. raillrur niulua liuiflniluani of lit niritiiMra in at1uiin to I ha ahor, int- uniiirian uffraiD lh aamnounilllluu I.OJin Iir il hnr a bramtml bora alin hr n tmlh or rltt.r IkH. Braml ri'iirn In lnt cm. miva Kan Harnra Utk an t Crooa anutillra. ilura Nona tni (nag horaaid. ini unit la ir. onbrtam , Vi V. HaoWH. Kllr Oru(nu of cattlo anl horsr. It has ir.vin tu the commerce of the world over i'400, 000,000 In (.'old, copper, coal and tin. The two provinces if Hullurat and HendiKo alona have produced 1100, 000,000 of gold and as much more has come from the (treat Tambarroora and Kantern Oregon is the great meat producing sentioo of the state: hence it would te ueairal'le tn conduct ex pcrimens in live tock feeding under conditions prevailing there. 1 would therelore eatneetiy recommend, first, tt a t preparations t e msde to take up this work at the Eastern Oregon ex- Lamhinir Flat, in New Houth Wales Jtsenua to England annually over i:40.-1 pertinent station in co-operation w.th iiiia niniiun ai 1110 caiitcsi iivvini uate, and second, that the three hun dred acres of Irtnd not at present util- 000,000 worth of metals, grains, wool, teef, tallow, hidea and mutton. Con sider the aheep alone: forty vea ago the output of wool amounted to "e 1 Ior exper.meniai wora oe aevouju 8.000.0(H) pounds. No, with a record '. the growing of fomge cropa for the of 700,000.000 pound, Australia fur- ! Prpe of fattening stock. ' nifhea one-fourth of the world'a wool,' "" and of such a Quality as to mBkaitl PIOOK Kancn TOr 5aiO one-third of the total value. It in re corded that the early colonista lined to I have an bli-al Stock llaucb for ailo. Kit uat'l M miles eaat of Lake- kill their sheep simply fur the tlcece ( view, plenty of wat-r. Cut 150 toua and tallow, leaving the meat for the of the tx-Ht of wil l hav, will m-ll on dogs. Later they began to export can ned mutton to the home country, but when eold storage was introduced Australia began her f hipmcnts of frozen mutton, which have grown amazingly, until in 1900 these exports amounted to 20.1,000,000 pound). Meanwhile her shipment of tinnol mem steadily a 1- at.v terniM. Fur further particulars j write or come and urn. J. T. Flunk,! Dulalne, Lake fnunty. Oreic.u. A17-4t Ranch fur sale 10 aurea on Cam a I PrairlH. l.KX) cords woihI; kixI ali'-arlnu corralH. larw liou-e, barn t and out tmildiniis, Addn-aa Ilona ; yanced, reaching last y.ear 45,000,000 Mcltaiih-ls. Lakeview. OreRon. A2 Following is a summary of the provi- isons of the corrupt practices act that is In f circa in Oregon : Legal carnpaign expensea of a candi date for nomination at a primary elec tion limited to 15 per cent of one year's Srtlury in olfice sought. Helative, employer or employe or fellow-employe ia not permitted to con tribute the campaign expense in excels of the 1.1 per cent. Li'iral campaign expense foi regular general election limited to 10 per cent of Hilary of oflice sought. No limit plsced on vxpenaes occurred by speakeia, writers, publishers or othara lor whicn no compensation ia asked or given by candidate or rela tives. No limit to expenses incurred by a committee formed to work for a candi date. Filing of actual contributors and expenses required. Candidates prohibited from using any other name in paying of own or another's money for campaign pur ponec. Words "Paid Advertisement" re quited. ail matter published in papers or magazines paid for by others. Candidate required within 15. days after election to issue sworn statement of campaign expensea. Candidates prohibited from promis ing appointments. Holders of public ofticea, excepting elected othcers, prohibited from con tributing to expenses of uny candidate. Candidates prohibited trom rewarding another for refraining from becoming a candidate. Corporations or officials prohibited from contributing tu campaign funds of candidatea. Tr.ating by candidates prohibited. , Use of force or violence to prevent any person from voting prohibited. Candidates prohibited from betting on election. Payment for votes or transportation to pulls prohibited. Campaign literatures must contain naine of author and publisher. Quen Quality shoes In Jnew styles fo-1913. Mere. Co. Vi't i.flr Oik llw'lr1 rwira RmmnI fnr anr r. ,.f atrrh t'.at ramiot b cnri'il l.r Hull a I entnrrh Cure ri Wt v .i hi' b 1 m v., a .:,, v. W, tti wn'Walrnft, hi known . 1. Ch'-icy rr th lant ir, rn.A. arni In-MTa blin pfrt-rtiy hnnnraM In all l..ilnaa traitHtl.ifi anil Bii-irwinllr all to carr Mil any obllatluna iuad I, hla Arm. NAT. RANK OF cnvvirrtrir. Tullo, Ohio. Haifa Catarrh Cnra ta tulian tntinaltjp. arltnf ftlrwily nrm rh IiIhI and nu.irtia aarfaia ft tha ywtem. Taaflmoulala ant fr. l'rlra 7I ci-nfa pr btl.. Klt tiy all In-ntrlata. Taka Ilall'a Famllr Pills for conatlpatloa. If 5 k ( FOUNI A CUKE FOK ItllKCMA TISM "I Buffered with rhenmatlam for two yearn and conld not xet my right hand to my mouth for that length of time," write Loo Ia. Chapm.m. Maple ton, Iowa. "I suffered tiTrlhl pain so I cou'd not aleep or lie atill st intent. Five yeara ao I bufiun lin ing Cliamlierlain'a Liniment and In two months 1 waa well and have not Buffered with rheiiiuatiarn aince." For aale by all dealer. SIOOO Dollars Reward I own ail the cattle branded 70 or XL and formerly owned by Cox & Clark and tbe Heryford Land & t attle Company. Theae cattle are now on the range of Modoc and Loaaen Conutiea. For information leading to tbe 'arrest and conviction of any party or parties Illegally . branding, killing, driving off or dts-' posing of any of "the above cattle I will pay ONE THOUSAND DOL,-! LA ItS and the coats of arreat and! pronecatlon. Bend all Information to K. II. Day, Altnraa, Modoc connty ' Cal., or to me at Latrobe, El Dorado j County, Cal. If guilty party might es- ! cape, promptly notify the Sheriff of the county In which tbe Illegal act ! was committed and advise me by i wire at my expense. V. D. DUKE. Oct. 17 ! WEBSTER International v DiaiOaaAn V tt:e merriasi wcsster? Became rTT CKr Held of the "-.iu iLji.....t, 1 action, ami culttim. Tio only aew nnahridecd dictiouary buuij eaxa. BeCPe " defines over 4oo,orx l'.'.ri.-! mwe t'mncit. before ap-; t r:'l t.etwcen two covera. ,-io I'ag-. oooo 11 luatratlouM. Becante I 'a the onfydiCIonnry . wi.ii the new divided page. A "Stroke of Genius." Because ,n e'n'Trclopedia In a single Volume. Raranta 1' 'a commended by the , Courta, U.c fccbocla. and the Preaa aa the one tvpreme authority. Because hJ ho W7n Unccenm. It ns toll you about this uew work. WaiTI trniilaiiaia tbanrwaiTfetoa yaa. C. A C arOtRlAJI C0raSfcn, f viacfiaU. Baaa. Tii1TalMaf n,rnanrraarlrfaiirAl,ni LOOK TO YOUU PLUMHINO You know what happens la a house tn which tbe plumbing Is in poor con dition everybody In the house ia liable to contract typhoid or some other fever. The digestive organs perform the eame functions iu tbe human body aa the plumbing doe in tbe house, and they ahould qe kept in first claaa condition all tbe time. If yon have any. trouble with your di geatton take Chamberlain's Tablet and yon are certain to get quick re lief' For sale by all dealers. Chlldrena' Hamilton Brown shoes Juet in, good ahapea and none better lor wear. Merc. Co. FORD GARS Get your order In early GEO. BIEHN KLAMATH FALLS Agont tor Klamath ana Lakm Countlm CHICHESTER S FILLS DIAMOND BRAND LADIES f AA Tr DnacM for CHT-CHES-TEaVS) A IlIAMOMD BRAND PILLS in Kkd mA l Gold metallic boxca, sealed Willi Bloe Kibboa Takb ho otsbb. mr mf yroV raaM mm sak w CHMmHU S V auaaXD B R A a B PILLa, for twentara years regarded aa Best, Safest, Alwaya Reltabla SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NEW AND SUPER.B TR.AIN SERVICE SOU ini C5 d3 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC A PTY TfTlfP X Heavy Steel Rails Steel Bridges, BLOCK SIGNALS O)!? EI I JP MJ il Careful Construction SAFETY RECORD FOUR YEARS Just Passed Passengers carried 157.000.000 Total miles carried 6,594,000.000 Average distance each 42 miles All without loss of life to a sin gle passenger. Southern Pacific Has thrown every possible -Safeguard Around its passengers $5,000,000.00 Have been expended in the in stallation of Automatic Block Sig nals and Safety devices for the protection of passengers. RENO WEST ' EAST California Mail No. 3,12:58 a.m. Atlantic Express.. .No. 6, 8:55 a.m. Pacific Express No. 5, 9:22 a.m. California Mail No. 10, 12:30 p.m. Tonopah Express No. 23, 7:40 p.m. Pacific Limited No. 20, 9:05 p.m. Pacific Limited No. 19, 10:17 p.m. Tonopah Express No. 24, 9:40 p.m. Overland Limited No. 1, 11:40 p.m. Overland Limited No. 2, 11:45 p.m. For the accommodation of passengers from N. C. 0. Ry. points a Standard Sleeper is placed opposite the Reno passenger station and picked up by train 3 at 12:58 a.m.; this Sleeper may be occupied any time after 9:00 p.m. Trains No. 1. and No. 2. are Extra Fare trains on which extra fares from $5.00 to $10.00 are charged; the minimum extra fare being $5.00. i Sleeping Car reservations made in advance on application by mail or wire. Sleeping Car and Dining Car service on all through trains. Observation Cars on trains 1,2, 19, 20. No extra charge for making Pullman reservations in advance. For further infor mation apply to C. W. Class Agent N. C. O. Lakeview. Train de Luxe Trains Nos. I and 2 are De Luxe trains on which extra fares rang ing from $5.00 to $10.00 is charged. These trains carry a STENOGRAPHER LADIES' MAID MANICURIST BARBER SHOP SHOWER BATHS . CLOTHES PRESSING ETC, ETC Fully equipped with Vacuum Cleaners and Telephone connec tions at Terminals. Convenient and Sure Connections via Reno from N.-C.-0. R.V. Points J. M. FULTON, Ass't Gen. F't. and Pass. Ag't R.ENO NEVAD 11 nami'iui alum Lamr:?uraiBia'.'wWrf