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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1902)
I.AKH COUNTY t-XAMINHR : l..KI:Vll;V OKI310N. I I II. o. IvOl. CRATER LAKE , THE WONDER Petition to be Presented to Con-1 jrress to Make It National Park Sign nt Po5tof(kc. i The 1'xam.ict in receipt of a ln'i lion, tlic same being circulated iti various pure i f Oregon, to 1h presented to our delegation in Congres". asking that Crater l.k Iv set iixi.lo a" i National pink. Tie petition can Iv found at tin' Lakeview I'o-tottii and exeivbody ill tins' section should sun it. Crater Lake i one of the greatest lumitjil wtidet of lli' wotld, and it would seem 'hat all tl-.At is reputed i" to cal. the attention of Congress to the matter, to secure favorable, notion. Congressman Tongue has intrixhu'v-d a bill for t lie purpose of establishing the park. and it is only a matter of time until the lill will l.-ome n law. The lake, a- described in the petition, i J-: j. , r u,i . , 1 . In the Centennial in ttfoi feet above sea level; it is ''rl.v j year he returned to his Michigan home ix miles in diameter and is ''l,1;,e,.v ! on a visit and was married February 7, surrounded ly neatly perpendicular j ls-7) to Mj(18 naniter. With walls fiom IOt"0 to 2000 feet high. It j contains a circular island, orrinder cone, ! CMARl.LS VI-5LIIV JOHNSON. IVatlicaino suddenly to Clonics W. .loluison, an old resident of l.ake eoitnty, on Friday morning, January :11st, W2. I Vccacd luid I von i unfferer from can- eer for many Yearn, and Ids lens of life was suddenly broken. The day before j death be w as about tow n and after it0! ipc home and while doing bin chores about the house, be suddenly realized , V 1 1 that his time was short, lie s uttered I groat agony until an early hour in I'll- 1 d.iv morning when he breathed his last. Chough for several years he hail W-en scarcely able to do anything without much pain, he always managed to en gage at some occupation to assist in making a living for his family. I ceased whs know u as an honorable and conscientious man ami much s nipathy ' I was expressed for liiui in bis attlietion. j Charles Wesley Johnson was born in I the township of Wheatland. Hill-dale county, Michigan, on the 10th day f ! April, 1S-I0 At 20 years of age he eioss I e.l the ulains to California 'the then 1 00 1 was a very luisv vcar with us 845 feet high, in the top of whi -h is an his bride he returned to his California j home at Lone Tine, Inyo county, where1 in line eourse of time four children were extin. t crater. The w ater is as clear 1,3 j H,rn to them, May, Maud, Dw.ght and crystal. 2000 feet deep and of the richest possible blue. The lake for a tiiitnW-r of years has been a great attraction ti travelers, and when the region is taken charge of by the National Government its fame as a natural wonder will be spread wider than ever If fore. Action should, if possible, be taken in this matter during the present session. LATE STOCK NEWS. KlainntU Exprta A. J. Jackson will take the last of 4V) 1 '$ I Kva. In 1SS0 he sold his home in Cali fornia and moved to Lake county, t r eifon, where he resided with his family unt.l bin death. Two children, Maud and Kva, died here. Deceased was de voted to his family and leaves to mourn his death an invalid w ife and the re maining children, Mrs. K. I.. Simpson and I 'wight Johnson. Th funeral was held from the home of Mrs. I'iuenlerry, sister of Mrs. 'Johnson, on j-alurday at Services were Ik-M at the rcsi- Mii.lt- so lv our many put rons. whom wo ilosiro to thiiiiK, iitnl in 1ln' futiiro as iti the past wo will oontitnio to try ami morit votir iatroiiaL'o lv fair ainl hoht-sl troatiiKMit ; lr a g ili'llaiV worth of ,'ooils for every dollar you spond with us. and l showing a roadinoss at all times t rorrcct mis- takos wiiich wo may mnko If you havo not joon Irmlini: i t thiv storo ask ; n tf tnif oiistomors. J'.uuit us and thc'ii -'ivo us a trial. Bailey & Massingill Lakcview's fastest Krowin store. beef cattle to Gazelle this week. delict Joe Howard delivered .'i0 head of line f Htln bef cattle last week to Mr. Aikens at ' tue ' Chas. K. Mtore, JKq. otl'u i A nunilHT sf friend and relu- lowetl the remains to the grave. llrr-easeil was well respected for his niiYny icssl qualities. The sympathy of the community gi-s out to the bereaved Gazelle. Louts Gerber will take 200 head of heef to Montague within a few days. Louis Gerber informs us U.al from ad-! an'1 "rr.,w ing family . i - .t r. i : : . ' vice receiveu irom ,ounerii Hiiiornia j the stock lookottt is in a verv bad shape. 1 There has practically been no rain foci over two months. Owing to the hort-. age of feed half fat rattle are lieing ; ru.-hed on to the market ami In-ef has taken a big tumble. Or. Hlemmer, state ( veterinary, has addreened a letter to I'r. Salmin of the Animal Bureau at Wash ington to have the quarantine raised to enah'e the entile men to ship out their. stck from the drouth striken localities to more favored locations. Mr. (Jerlr says .Southern California is full of Mexi- can and Arizona cattle ami if the season had liwn favorable they would all have tteeii in tine condi'ion by April and May but owing to shortage of feed they will be put on the market and the result will . be very unsatisfactory to the cattle in- dustrv for this whole season. L The Penn Hutual. Tongue In Opposition. Congressman Tongue comes out flat footed as the friend of the small stock men in the leaning fight before Congress, and is armed for the fray and stands giurd to meet the issue whenever it presents itself. The (Irtgonian says that Kepresentative Tongue has signified in strong tenon his opposition to any bill thai proposes to withdraw unv part of the public domain from settlement. In his last letter to the Chamber of Commerce, read before the trustees of the body Jaii'iary 1 i, he said : None of the measures yet introduced propn-ing to lea-e public land- of the Crated Slates ' for grazing purposes has vet been report- ! ed from any committee, so I have not given thern my personal examination. It hardly seenn possible that any meas-1 ure will be reported from any committee j proposing to withdraw any ortion of ! J IV Hrcdrr 4 linn Morrtnon I Reerler & Morrison ! ;:: BixckSMinis AMD IIORStSHOIRS lo r vrrj I liln it In the IIIMrltKnilthliiK Line unit MaflMrnr linn luir-nlr-il New Pino CroeK, Oregon. i t. i T MEN'S HEAVY WINTER LADIES' EX I K A EI.NE ciin dwi:n's school . SHI.I I'tH Kill K'S NAILEII SHOES New Vegetable Store... 15. WMORTON, rop. IJI'I'OSITI; HAII.I V A MA.nMMill.l.'.l All kinds of Merries, Vegetables & Fruit carried in season. Leave orders and w hat you want for the day will be delivered at jour door, fresh and sweet. kw. J KhJ li kJ hen you see a smile on a man's face like this fellow , just guess that he ha n pair of (i raves' Shoe. mmm Emu 'phese Shorn are nil cele brated make.; arc the best to he found on the market, and are moderate price. ills THE RED SHOE STORE S f S'.f f v - t f 'f tftfffff f f 4 t ' .1 The 21')) annual report of the Penn i lt'e public land from settlement. It Mutual Life Insurauce Company cjf ; --ertainly does not seem possible that j lhiladelphia, covering the business for I v a bill, if reported, would stand the ; wonderful 'slightest chance to be enacted into law. the year 1901 , is certainly showing. The Penn Mutual paid to polCyhol-1 derh during the year $", 0X8,184.00 ami i that without one resisted claim, a lecord unapproached by any other life insur ance, company. The sum of f 1 ,017,9.13. 98 was set aside for dividends to policyholders, the larg est sum ever so divided. 2fi,249 new policies were issued for 102,1.13,057, an amount greatly in ex oem of any previous year. The 1'enn Mutual in Oregon and Washington, under management of Sherman and Harmon, General Agenta, "Portland, Oregon, still maintains its po sition in the lead of all competitor. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to many kind friends and neigh bors for sympathy expressed and as sistance rendered in the hour of trial aod grief, the death and burial of our beioved husband and father, Charles Wesley Johnson. We shall ever re member the kindly acti of those friends. Mks. C. W. Johnson and Family. LaVevww, Oreggn, Feb, 1902. I certainly should oppose it with all the means in my power. $20 Ulven Away. At The Monogram, Ahlstroin Pros., from February 5, to April 1, 1902, with every 50 cent purchase a ticket is given for a drawing of various presents amounting to $20. Every present to be a useful and up-to-date article. Watch our advertisement in The Examiner next week for the list of presents. Ahlsthom Bkoh., 5 It. The Monogram. Degree of Honor Dance. The Degree of Honor of New Pine Creek gave pleasant social dance last Friday night which was attended by quite a crowd from Lakeview. There was a large crowd in attendance and the affair was a complete social, as well as financial success. Those who at tended from Lakeview report a very enjoyable time, and praise the Degree of Honor for the (splendid management. The supper given underneath the danc ing hall was excellent. Not the Best Place in the World BUT ONE OF THE BEST Places in Town TO BUY A Suit of Clothes A Pair of Shoes A Hat or Cap A Muffler An Overcoat A Good Razor A Pin Box of Candy A Pocket Knife A Cigar A Pair of Scissors A Shirt Stud A Watch and Chain A Suit of Underwear A Collar Button A Pencil or Penhldr A Pr O'Shs or Rbrs A Handkerchief A Pair of Pelts A Shirt or Tie A Pair of Blankets A Pair of Pants A Pair of Boots A Pair of Leggings A Pocket Dictionary A Memorandum Book A Letter Case A Pocket Book DON'T FORGET TO SAVE RHIUTi; TICKETS I ' ' MONOGRAM, AHSSJ0RP?0T'S-' m