Lake County Examiner
Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon
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Lakeview, Orejron, Thursday, Aujrust lttli!
OUH COMMERCIAL CIA'II
Nt Mnnrlaw nichL September 2 U
tne time set for election of Lakeview
Commercial Club officers. This wm to
have been done at the last regular
monthly meetirs but it will be remem
bered was postponed owing to lack of
attendance at the meeting.
The real worth of and the good that
can be obtained from a sound organisa
tion along development lines was fully
demonstrated at the meeting of the
Central Oregon Development Leagoe in
Laaeview last week. A Commercial
Club is a necessity that we cannot well
get away from.
It is an essential factor to pro
mote and further advance the welfare
of.Lkeview. And it must have the sup
port ot the town's citizens both morally
and financially. In order to elect a set
of officers who will best serve the or
ganization will require manifestation of
interest in the Club and this the people
must f bow in order to get results. The
only way to acquire desired results
for the municipality is by the concerted
efforts of all who are interested in or
identified with the upbuilding of the
town and the development of the rick
country surrounding it.
Let us hoDe that the people will at
least come out to the meeting next
Monday night and if possible take an
active part in working for the rnsin
tainance of the Commercial Club and
share tbe responsibility of choosing
a set of officers to carry on the good
work tnat hs been started by the pre
sent incumbents. They have faithfully
done their part and done it exceedingly
well.
STEAM LAUNDRY
BEEN OVERHAULED
Mr. Hunker Says Every
thing In Shape To Give
Efficient Service
Even should there be no further re
sults from tbe meeting of the Oregon
Development Leagoe held here in Lake
view, all will agree that the benefits all
ready derived have fully repaid us fur
the expense and trouble we entailed.
We know what can be done in the way
of ra eing troits. vegetables, grains,
grasses and the like, and whenever a
similar affair takes place there will be
no doubt be a much better exhibit, for
the rivalry betweeen tbe individuals aa
communities will no doubt manilest it
aelf. Tbe Examiner heartily favors
preparing Lake County exhibit for
the Klamath County fair and sending it
in charge of some person able to ex
plain to visitors tbe possibilities of this
country. There is no denying the fact
that many bomeseekers go into Kara
atb that would come on into Lake if
the situation was put up to them prop
erly and a booth fitted up at their fa-r
would no doubt be of value to us
Since being overhauled and renovated
by Laundryman E. D. Rudd, who came
here for that purpose, the Lakeview
Steam Laundry baa been rendering
satisfactory service. Before leaving
Mr. Kudd thoroughly acquainted Harry
Hunker tbe proprietor, with all the
wrinkles in the business, who is now
capable ot supervising the plant himself.
The mangles have beer, revised and
adjusted to give proper results. A hot
water tank that greatly adds to the
facilities of tbe laundry hs been added
and numerous changes and additions are
noticeable tbrougout the plant. The
collar and cuff ironer is in shape to do
efficient work in that line and Mr.
Hunker informs us that be Is arranging
to install a body ironer that will be
a valuable addition toward finishing
rough dry work.
A steam laundry for Lakeview is a
very convenient and valuable enter
prise. Wnile tbe laundry that we
have has made good in many ways, it
is an unfortunate circumstance that
Mr. Hunker has bad so many adver
sities since ha started the plant. The
public will be glad to know that the
deficiencies have been overcome and
that he now feels he is adequate
ly equipped to take competent care of
all laundry work.
Portland is the next city to go under
the microscope. Upon instigation
of Governor West an investigation com
mittee has been busy the past several
weeks delving into vices and corrupt
policies of low dens in the state's me
tropolis, and their report has just been
filed with the governor. Governor
West has proved himself to be no
Fruit Crop Good
A sample of the peaches raised on
the Taylor ranch this season was
brought to this office by F. M. Uuke.
Tbey were of excellent quality, and
sufficient to assure a good eiop of' late
fruits in this valley. The berry rop
which Is practically over wss bountiful
this season and sufficient to supply the
local demand, 'the fact that this cduo
try would make a profitable producer
in this line is shown by the demand
being met by only few growers.
It is reported that apples will be
plentiful and probably more than
can be consumed locally. The flavor
and quality of Goose Lake apples can
not oe excelled and they have twice
captured the blue ribbon at the Wat
eonville State Apple Show in Califor
nia. These were the Winter Banana
variety grown on the Urilea ranch al
Davis Creek.
FALL STYLES
Of MEN'S GOOD CLOTHES
1 1 12 NAMIJ on the suit you wear is of more significance
than the mere fact that it is a silk embroidered label. Is
it a name that has a reputation behind it? Ios it mean
that every suit bearing it is unequalled in fabric, fit and
finish? If you wear a Hurt SchnlTncr it Mnrx Suit you
are getting every detail of clothes perfection for your
money. Our fall stock of Hart Schaffner ec Marx Good Clothes
is now arriving and includes the late fabrics Tweeds, Cheviots,
and novelty mixtures. The prices are reasonable, too.
$22.50, $32.50
Bailey (Eb Massingill
THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES
GROCERY
Department
FANCY CAKES AND COOKIES
Strictly fresh. Direct from the
factory. Manv nrw kinds in the
assortment. Try sonic of these
for your sweet tooth: Lemon
Wafers, Newsboys, Cream Sand
wiches. Fijj; Sultanas, Sunllowcrs,
King lice. (Jraham Crackers,
Fancy assM Cookies in packages
Panama Creams and Wafers.
For strictly fresh and hijrh
juality Groceries. PHONE 27
B(&M Store
Phone Two-Seven
LAKEVIEW SESSION
PLEASEDVISITORS
What Exchanges Say Of
Meeting In Lakeview
Last Week
Body Reaches Portland
The Portland Journal of Augjm 25
says the body of Charles B. Merrick,
accompanied by Register A. W. Orton.
of Lakeview arrived there Saturday on
Klamath Herald : The session uf the
Central Ureogn Development League
in Lakeview was one of the most suc
cessful meetings of the kind ever held
in the West. This is the unanimous
opinion of those who were in attend
ance. Klamath Northwestern: That the
second annual meeting ot the Central
Oregon Develpoment League at Lake
view this week jas one of tbe greatest
boosting meetings ever hold in Ore iron
is the unanimuus word brought here
yesteiday by the Klamath Falls and
Portland delegates who aVe returning
nome bv way of this city.
Port Biriwell News: Among tbe
Fort Bidwell visitors at the Lakeveiw
celebration were Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Franklin. Floyd Smith. Fred Mecsneri
and Billy Crow ho went over Wednes
day by auto. ;
Reno Journal : Tired, but well satis
tied wi'h the trip and enthusiastic over
the po89ibilities.of the country they saw
more than fifty of tne Lakeview excur
sionists returned to Heno last night on
the N.-C.-O. They had been in Lake
view for the festivities commenting
on Monday over the meeting of the
Central Oregon Deveolment League and
every day of the vibit was a revela
tion of the marvelous resources of that
country logically trinu'ary to Reno.
so.y.i BEND to riim-
I AM) AND RETURN
f!).!5 Portland ar.tl Kctnrn via Oro
Kou Trunk I y for tin Portland
Fair Aiwu-t 2( to 31m. Return limit
Set. 2. Through train Icbvcm Iti'iid
at C.'SDA.M I 'ally. ScheduU- and
detail will be fiiriilxht-d ou r-ticNt.
J.F1. t'nrtx-tt. Aircnt. IJend, Ore. A '."J 1
Milt &ALK: U o.l Milch cow. In
quire Mr. W. r". Kikii'I"h, Lakeview,
Oregon. . ALU
LOST: II lack liorm v I'hinc uliuiil
buckle Uraud, also "HL, mIuhI.
Lxtat wt'ii at New Pine Creek Satur
day, Aug. 17th. Itindl.v I u form L. O.
Vau Itfllfii, Hitch Ura.le, ( al. A IB. It
FOU tSALE: Liucolu and Black face
yearling (hichm. Alt-o lauilm. , W.
A. bherloi k.'Allur.B, Ol. A2:K(
FOB HAM-: NW4 of nWUof 1 Seel loll
:i5, T. X!. it. 40 K W. M In Mulli.-ui
t'ounty, an i SEJ$ of SK' of Sec
tion 17. T. 3'-.. It Ll. and S1 of St
of NK'-j of WJ of Section 13, T. ."if
U. 30. 1-: . M with a wuU-r rlht.
Altto 4 loU In o.V L, (' Addition
to LrftkevifW all for f I.LSOn If taken
alone-. A liHrmu. In vi-Hii'uto.
A. K. I'aj; iui-Miiiorma, l al. A'-.l
FOL'.VM: Iu Lull-view Inst week,
lady's HNiall Kohl watch with chain
attached. Owner call at tliu Kxatn
lner -tiMl prove properly and they
may have eame nv paving lor tlint
ad. ' A 2D
the Shasta Limited and that a'range-
quitterand that Portand will go throuhg J ments were being made for the funeral
to take place Monday.
a nne seive during inis clean up cam
paign is assured by the examples re
cently set elsewher? in the Etate.
Closing Out
To make room for
u r New Stock
BROKEN LOTS
of
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Amongst these remnants arc
some of the famous
Gotzian Brand
The funeral was to be private. Num-1
emus business houses closed their doors '
during the ceremony. The Journal j
states that Mrs. Merrick had been!
proatrBte ever fcmce being informed of
her husband's death that occurred last
week at the bath house below Lake-view.
It will pay you to investi
gate these Bargains
Ejconomy Store!
NO'I ICK TO CKEDITOKS
hi the County Court of the State of
Oretfnti, for" the County of Lake.
In the matter of the L:ate of)
Clara H. Clnppel. 1 tended )
TO all whom it may concern: Xo'lafe
N hereby (riven tlmi the niiileridirnwl
ww, by n or.h-r of lion. H. Italy,
.Mi'le of the above (-untied court,
ilulv made nu I entered in said matter
on thet'Uth day of Auuuf-t, lltll?, duly
appointed us adrnlulM'rutcr with die
will aimexed of the State iu Oreon.
r.f i lara ti. Chapped, deceived, and
hiiH duly qualllied uh hucIi Adiiiiniatru.
tor.
All perHotitt having claltin against
f aid decedent or nald estate are here
be required to piesent the Hume, duly
verified, together witti li e iro;r
vouchero, to hh Id Admluihtraior at
the La w office of L. K. Conn, in the
town of Lakeview, Lake County, Ore
j?on, within monthB from the date
of the first publication of thin notice.
Dated and lirnt puhllahed tlilrt 211 th
day of AufUbt, V.iVJS.
OHON L. DUMiAR
Adiiilriiotiator with will an
nexed, of the estate Iu ()
(jon, f.f Clara 15. Chapne ,
deceived.
Advertised Letters
C. M. Lougdon, S. S. McKarland,
Mrs. Joe McCault-y, Walter McAdama,
Mrs. Willie Marks, S. f. Morris 2,
James Franklin Scott, Kdgar Corthell,
Mrs. A. M. Crocker, C. W. Kirzey,
Frank Knowlton, Klzer Chase, Heibert
Hamlin, John Hilton 2, Martin Van
nlencon, Mrs. W. Anderson, George
Heleza, John Fredric-ka, JoBeph K.
Dolhey 2, Mrs. Kossie DenniH, Calvin
Odam, Claude Moore, Mrs. Judith Con
rad, Mr. E. Burke. Geo. II. Cou"tant,
M.l). 2, C. A. ClBrk, I. W. Kioney 2.
Frank Coin 2, Chan. H. Lamott, Hobt.
NOTK K Fi)U 1'UltMCATIoN
Not Coal LhiiiIs
Department of the Interior, United
Statex Land Ottlce, at Lakeview, Ore-
I gon, Auuxt LI'J,
No llee is licrehy Kivun that JaiiieH
15. bearing, of Lakeview, Oregon, who,
on March U, MUU, made homeHlead
entrv, No. (KilLM, for SV,'4, Section
12, TownHhip ;i!l.S , linn;e 1 7 10, Wllla
niette, Meridian, linn tiled notice of In
tention to make 11 mil three-year
proof, to eMahliHh claim to the hind
above dew-rllo-d, before the KelHter
and Itecelver of the I'nlted btateti
Land Office . at Lakeview, OreoD, on
thel'7th day ol Sepn-mher, KllJ.
Claimant ii.-iiiio1 as witueHHea:
ijeorge llonner, Ian Chandler,
OeoiKe llunh Weal ami Lawrence
Tracy, all of Lakeview, Oregon.
A. W. OHTON, KeKiMter.
Tnose from Silver Lake who attend
ed the Lakeview meeting are, F, M.
Chnsman and fami'y, G. W. Marvin,
Dr. Thorn and family, J. H. Lane, Os
car Ho'man and A. B. Schroder.
! ADMl.MSf KATOJi'ri NOTICK
! In the County Court of the State
Oregon for the County of Lake.
r- .1... ..1
Sullivan, Jas. Mckeloy, Scott Heeler, ,.:(,wur(, A. Sov(1)!r u.t.(.aM,.(). ,
Ben Doelverson, W. A. Wagner, Lena To u), whom it may concern: No
Burke. Fred Mulley, H. L. Olsms. W. th e Is hereby given, that the under
Louis. Mr. Lona Butler, (Jeo. T. Kline, wigncd Admiuirator of the entate of
... n, r, . . ii , c.r.th Kdward A. hnyder, deceaHed Iihm
W. W. Rose. Alez 1'r.ce, O. A. Faith, Hjm, th8 fiuH ;t;.0olIit of ,,iH lmlnM.
Geo. J. Wilson, John T. Ihomson, A. tmtiou of ald ewtate, with the clerk
N. Bucanan, Patrick Webb, F. B. J of the ahove entitled Court, and that
Kiri-.LUr It. K. kantlehertr. Frank noo. o. jiaiy, . I uokc oi num wun,
of
eherg.
Precicado, Lakeview Brick &. 'file Co.,
G. II. Beany, Kuth McCallum, Geo.
Van Tuyl & Kennerth, Mauthon Ldor
olia, fat Wert, Julian Ygoa 2, I'ierre
Berjman, Ed Bower.. One Kegister for
Wido Masannvick. .
$11.95 BEND TO SA
LEM AND RETURN
$11.05 round trip Bend to Salem via
Oregon Trunk liy. for the Oregon
State Fair. September 2 to 7, 1U12.
Tickets will 1 Bold August 29 to Sep
t mher 7th inclusive, with reiurn
limit of Keplemher 11th. Through
daily train for Portland leaves Bend
ot 6:30 A. M., arrive Portland 5::id
I'. M. in Haine ntation with Orejron
Klectrlc liy. lor Salem. Detail) fur
nished on recjuewt. J. II. Oorlwjt,
Agent, Bend, Oregon. A2'.i-2
Iihm fixed and anpolnted Saturday,
the 2Hth day of September, 11)12, at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
ol Muid day, at the court room ot Raid
Court In tliu County Court llouae In
the towQ ol Lakeview, Comity of
Luke, State of Oretton, aa the time
and place for hearlui; of ohjectioaa to
Much final accoiiut, if any there be,
anil for the acttlement thereof.
Dated ami first nuMlnhed thlH 'JDth
day of August, l'Jl'2.
JOHN Ak.NI'X,
AtJuiitiiHiiator of the estate of
Kdward A. Hnyder, deceaoed.
ALGER LAND COMPANY
Kcu Estate Urohcrs
High (It rule Mining Stock
Ofteae at
NEW PINE CREEK & LAKEVIEW
BRADLEY ENGINEERING CO.
Mining A Civil l'ligliicern
Minluu Ligation and Patent Surveyx,
Farm ami IrrlKallon Work,
orrtcw.
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KAIKPOK T . CAI.IVOKNIA
NEW IINKI KKKK OUKi.ON
til HI lf MIIY IIMtl-Itt mutt IT.
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HWIIT. ntljlcm attorney, I, nun
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J. D. MARINER
MUSIC HOUSE
RENO, NEVADA
Box 422
Sells for the Factories the World's Ilest Makes of
Pianos, built to stand any climate. Factory (Uiar
antee furnished with each instrument.
Mehlln & Sons
Knabe, Weber, Vote, Fischer, Stcck
Krell, Lauter, Shonlnger, Wcg
man, Cable & Sons
Kohler & Campbell
Steinway, Mehlln, Weber and Lauter
Player-Pianos
Standard and Wurllster Electrics
Mado In Now York and Boston
Sold For Cash or On Easy Payments
We sell Pianos for 8L'.S. .00 that you cannot buy
elsewhere for $ l-OO.OO. Huy nt home and save money
"Coupon Schemes," ' (iuessin Schemes," "Club
Schemes" and "Special Sale Schemes" arc fake meth
ods lor unloading cluap pianos. Ilih (irade Pianos
are not sold through fake schemes.
We make a Specialty of Tuning and Repairing
Call or Write for our Catalogs and Prices.
123 NO. VIRGINIA ST. Phone 487 RENO, NEV.
Vacations at the Sea Shore
Clatsop Beach, Pacific Ocean
7,oiv rniinil trip fitri'H jiro In t fTi i t nil suiniiirr. This hrmit llnl bniu'h
strrtrln-s I weiit.-tlt inilrs smith nftln iimulh nflhi' Cnhinililii lilst'r.
t-ivHxlilu mill (Ifiirhurt Iiiiyv lirsl c.i.s.s ImirlH. inltiirs uikI runiiiiiK
filiu o.s, surf Imtliliifs; lishiiiK, nioiiiir.iln wuli r, vtc.
Low Round Trips Eost
TliruiiHhotit tin minimer, mi tin- ihiti hi'ii hrlow, round trip
tickets will ho solil to the pnlnls In the eii.-t si, own helow, mill mnny
ut the the reduced ftircN limited.
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CENTRAL OREGON LINE
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways
Atlantic City... fill 00 Detroit f fiL'.W ttm.ihn.
juiaimure in, vu iniiuiii
Huston lit) 00 Kansas City..
HufT.tlo VI r,i Milwaukee ....
Chlenno 7l'b0 Minneapolis ..
Colorado Sprs... iiii 00 Montrnel
Denver &J 00 ,cv York
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00 00 I'hiladelpliH 10.S60
00 00 J'lttsdurir DlfiO
72 M St. Louis 70 00
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Wushliiffton lo7oo
Dates of Sale
July 23, 20, llo, ,11, 1D12
A ukusI I, 2, 3, (I, 7, 12, 10, 22, 23, 2!), 3n, 31, 1012
September 4, r. 0, 7, S, 11, Ii', :t,,t mrj.
Stopovers and choice ufrouten allowed In vneh dlrivtlon.
linal return limit October 31, lull.
Train leu vtui Jleiid 0.30 n. m, connects directly at I'ullhrldv with
Tast thrcQi Train Last
W. E. COM AN, Con'l Frolyht &. p. Agt., PORTLAND, ORE.
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