Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, November 09, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI Take Mm m. m 1IM 1 1 r ft. , ask VOL. XXVI. LAKKVIKW, LAKK COUNTY, OIltiUON, THUItSDAY, NOV. i), 1905. NO. Ah. 7 BIO JUBILEE AT KLAMATH PALLS. Govcrnot Chumtn'rlaln nnd n crowd lf lllHtlngUlnhcd geUtll'IIICD vlnlted Klamath Pulls hint week fir tln'pnr- pom of taking part In thccclcbrutlon of tlu Wglnnlngof government work tii. the Klamath Irrigation project. Never has there Imvii ii day In Khun Fulls that will Im more memorable, tii- make n more Importimt chapter In the hUtory of tlwit town and t-ounty t hun the one which dawned upon Hint august body of state mid government olticlnln on tlwit ocean- Ion. Nodoubt these Kent lemeii ex- Mrleuced a sensation never In-fore j felt ly them when they arrived at their destination and view the vimt I territory lying compnrat Ively Idle, mooii to become n wi irknh ip uf huntl Iiik. bustling enemy. Nodoubt they looked oast, mirth. south, and Imng Ined themselves on the peninsula of civilisation extending far out lutnuii unexplored world, Inhabited only by wild beasts and savages. Instinct f their geographical Mlfuatlon nnd the knowledge after rcalizut Ion, that the caMtein boundary of the Kreat State of Oregon wan yet a Ioiik way off over that desolate, desrt lookliiK expaiiHe, yet an Nature made It. and that, though HparMely nettled, t here j wa habitation further on. could J hardly Hiitllee to repulne their lonely fiflillgM Hit they Htooil on the verge of flldleHM llotlllllKlleMrt. " Look!" j they miiNt have hi. "all tliU to be I made to blotHiiiii iim the rone, nnd , inly through a little energy." Klamath county In on the very' city election Tnenday that only a brink of a boom. Why? The nun-( hiiiiiII portion of t he vote came out. wcr will naturally be, why Ini-aune It wan not known until late Mon the government han hivii lit to Irrl-! day night that more than one ticket gate and make homen where hun al waya lMeti the Hiigebrunli liauntn of the coyote and bunch grann paradlm of the range home and the hunting ground of the navnge. Alno In-catine a railroad company hun neen 111 to build a road Into that territory, whlc.li wan the nucleun of the govern incut' determination to Irrigate the laudn. Y'ery well. I'.ut back of all thin, what'.' There taunt have been, juid wan the energy of a few Imitated denlxenn who hud grown tired of their initiation, that never falln to rttart the ball to rolling. It wan the ;uergy of the eople that laid the egg that ban hatched Into a boom for Klamath county. Now where In the energy that In to do an much for Lake county? That thin county ban eiual poHnlbllitlen eaiinot be denied. We have land, an good HHcver lay out -doom, plenty of water and natural ntorage rener yolrH; the topography of thecouutry In hucIi that a natural railroad route it open from one end of the county to the other. The timber In here, the mountain are a liordi of mineral wealth and the agricultural renourc H are uiiHurpunned In any country. Am good fruit, of nil the variolic ad apted to upland, niich an applen, peH lich. Hprlcotri, peurn, (iIuiiih, 4iruneH and all the nmall fruitn, grow dierc tin can be found any where, then, loo, the vnnt bedn of Halt, producing Jiundrcdn of tonu of good milt that In .never refined becuune of prohibitive coHt of hhlpiiieiit to market, and which In only lined forntock purponcn flu Un crude Htite, uml what little In i ceded for home connumptlon only 4m refined. Alno the large bodlen of water containing an unlimited wealth in Imrax, potunh and Hoda, that have not bc;ii developed Into n ren ou roe bee a u no of the ubaenco of triiiiHportiitloii facilities. To go In to details and enumerate tlif pur suits In which lies tho possibility of vast wealth, miturul to Luke coun ty, would lYtjuIre more space than we have to devote tii tliU matter In ono w'k, If one were to undertake mR., H tusk, the mutter of alfalfa growlng would suggest Itself along toward tin In-glnnlng of tlx compil ation of facts. Alfalfa, both liny and the need, Im a commodity, wlmmt de mand will Ik cotiHtant and Increas ing ho long ns the matter of the de- j vclopmctit of the Ureal Went s In progress, and that means a decade, or more. Alfalfa growing In Lake, ,.,,iinty Ih no mere experiment. Ill mM Im-cu tried to the natlxfuctlon of the monl fabulous expectations, ( ,. (l,r,. producing at the very leant II ve toiiH of hay. Hold at the nominal ; pilre of fil per ton, will pay b per cent. IntereHt on ?.'.'.u and 1 r ton ' for harvesting the crop, leaving In j paHture to pay the taxen, which It j would easily do. Wo will not take tho chances of being accused of gross t exaggeration by llgurlng out the In- come from an acre of hiicIi applet an are grown here If they could be mar keted, but will leave that for tln In ventor In Lake county lamU totlgure. Itack now to the heart of all iIiIh ar gument, the energy to start the ball rolling. That In the germ, the egg. (, very embryo of the development 1 of Lake county, and the necret that Iiim brought renown to our nlnter ) cull lit V Tb City Election. So little Interent wan taken In the would In; out. The ticket wan made up and printed on Monday with Y. L. Siiclllng for Mayor, Harry Italley, .1. II'. Tucker. I. I. Malloy and l. J. Wilcox for coiiiicllinen, W. It. Snldi r for rei:ordcr and A. Itle'n'r for trean urer. Thin ticket wa thought to In Hiitlnfactory to all until late Monday night wheal Geo. Whorton wan nam ed an a candidate for councilman. When Dick ll'llcox heard thin he re timed to go on the ticketamlHcraU ti ed hln name off the hullotH. It wan then (Uncovered that a muddle had j bii'ii Htlred up, ho thonu who putj (ieo. Whorton up withdrew hln' name and put J. S. Lane ou the ticket. Ninety-three voten were cant and the following ticket wan elected: Tor Mayor, V. L. Suelllng; for Council men, Harry Italley, J. W. i Tucker, I. I'. Malloy and J. S. Lane; for ICeeorder, W. 15. Snider; forTrean urer, A. Jilelier. Miu Currier to Wed. , It U underntood that Minn Adaj Currier, daughter of CommUnloncr j and Mm. Currier of Summer Lake In. to lie married about ChrlHtmun at the Currier home lu llanfonl, Calif. Minn Currier departed for their Cali fornia home hint week. i C. V. H'i t hern, who ban been up in the northern count len ou a tdiec p buying trip, returned without mak ing any purchuHCH. Mr. Wit hern came to Lakevlew flrnt of the week j to strike tip a trade with J. It. Illalr for Home of the McKlhluuey band. Jack McDonald and T. (,'. Welch camo down from Pnlnlcy Saturday and returned Tuonday. Jack ban been brcuklng homen on the Harvey ranch In Summer Lake. ' .".'v,:vJ ,y:trW.': j - ;: ,. :; : -"' - . . ,' " . . - v v.. -; -VK - 'V;7 ; younger, street railway promoter. 1'nlf Vuiuiger. tin ex bioullt. lit now n mnrl ri.llwny priiuxite- tu MlnHimrl. nnd mie uf IiIh llmineliil tuiekcr In mild to l Seuiiinr Klklmt, wlmne life lie unci miivisI Yeiim n:i Vuunuer wim u uieinlier of tiuiiiilreH'M Imnd uml mi nil rounil tmU inilll." lint lie lum refurinetl fie wlwl lenl llv yeiim iu prlniiii for one o' hlx erluiin uml wim releiiM-,1 nevenil yeiirn iign. Schmlu Elected. NAN IK A MM O, Nov. 7, l!Ni.i Schmllz uml enlbv labor ticket elect ed, Scliuill and Lunttiloii win by over tell t Iiiiiih.iii I. Ilcuint plubab ly elected ll,l..r of New Yolk. Wcmir il id'il in or of Philadel phia b iiVit.'hiIMI, ll.-inm-rat elecl cd max or of e r mm nt'i. i pfiriiKliiii coiiinieiii. I'i the aiepn of progrcHnlve neWHioKMH. The tna Wllllain It 11 a ml. who won prob I Hie Tribune hul.dliig lie hoiinilcd tliree terlal to make The Kxaminer a hIx t,lv. lee.e.i i,. orofN w Y..rk....a ,tepn ,.t ., time un I dUuppeaml It Cl,,unm K'-page paper In nov on the municipal owiiemhlp pint form, liaa long) un Willlniii It. Hearst. Itcmllng hln advocated la 111 different newapapera "u newnpiiper on the way Ii from road, and our Hypenettlng machine ine public owncrtdiip of public utilities. Mr. I learnt una had retuarkablo aac cenn iia a Jourunllat, la a uiuuiher of Miigrena and la 1U04 waa a leading candidate for the Democratic nomina tion for president of the L'ulted Htatea. He wim born In Man Franclnco lu 1H413 nnd la a Hon of the late United Htaten Senator ('corgi1 l Ilearnt. Ilia moth er, Mra. l'heho A. Heantt, In widely known nnd cNtcemed for her net of hcneuccnce. Mr. Heamt nttendeil the public hcIiooU of Kan Franclnco and went to I lurvurd college. In ltwtj he be came proprietor of the Hun Franclnco Kxatulner, and in 181HI he Invaded the Held of eiinteru JournallMiii nnd ncipiir ed control of the New York Journal. WILLIAM IIANDOLP1I ITEAI18T. now called the American. Tho follow ing year ho entubllHbod the New York Livening Journal. In 1000 he founded the Chicago American. He ban nIiico ucimlred other newspa per properties so that the chain of Journal owned by him extends from Huston to Lou Angeles. Mr. Hearst represent iu congress the Eleventh New York district, ..having beeu flrtt I : ' j . eteeted lit I'.NKI nud re.eleeteil lunt year. A lieWNpuper liiuu of Mr. lleurHt'ii iMpml,,tancerelu.ed lnlli.rp..r nW eek- ly an uuecdoie which llhiHirnteii th eiieicy mid enterprlae ctm-n'-srlMlc of ih,' in.ni Ahout 1 o'clock on one of tlif hoi text nlditi of the Mlininer of IS'.HI u "touiiK man rim with re I, leu npeed dow n Ihe uilcid'e of !'rk row. He eiirrlitl n mniw h it l;i out mud i il ud mi open uewnpipi-r In the other i HUil VV:i Nceialle'lv ottlltiotls of illn tlie oillce, he Iniil found . g he will m here an hoou an traunportiw illd l, t like. Thong , . ..Ion- . ton tncmUm w, IH.rmlt. An t.x. ulre. he hud no tune to wmie u.i ntreet ear or culm. He 'got to the oillce an tcrt from San Kranclnco will be here fun! an hln own legi could carry hlui to Inntall the machine and give In and atoppisl the pietne until the error , MtrU(.tloIIH t() our prtem HUfllclent could be corrected. ; to enable them to operate the lim ro. vhn Jacob AtCor. Colonel John Jacob Aator U unlike un Invitation to all thorn' In reach to his cou-ln. William YVaklorf ' Ator, In anJ , W()rk ftut, publul ft being a atnnch American. It wna re cently announced that ho hud abun- ta doHcrlptlon of tho machine nnd doned his plan to hnvo bin only Hon, Itn worklngn for thom) who cannot Vincent, educated . lit Ktoii. where the ,m, , It. Of coume hundred boy was placed Innt Hprliig. nnd had renolved to have him enter an Amerl of readern of The Examiner have a can Hchool ho iih to grow to iniuihood chance to nee thene maclilne work, wholly under the Inllnence of An.erlcnn our , scattered all over Ideim. Thin young hcIoii of the finnous Aator house will therefore Htudy hence the world, In nearly every Htato In forth In Hurrouudlngn which bin fnther the I'tilon, und qultea uuiiiIht acronn hopen will aid him in becoinlng a mho- , b ,)f thl.,n w,,(, ful and putrlolle citizen of the I tilted ' ' Htatea. , live In Lake county have never saw Colonel AMor U hluiMcif u graduate a typenettlng machine, an oum will of an American col lege, Harvard, nnd ho evinced hln pntrl otlHtn In the lute war with Spain by entering the nrmy. He Herved under tlenerul Shitfter nt Santiago and equip ped nnd preHented a mountain battery to the government. Ho linn a manly fig ure, being over nix feet In height, nnd rill.ONtL JOII.V JA- i on as i on. married a Philadelphia benuty, MUs Avu Willing. Mr. Astor was once, called upon for a snewh at a dinner nnd talked about Niagara. "Every ono who goes to Nl- A guru.," he said, "hears somo nbHurd, ridiculous and Inapt remark there. TU flay I first saw Niagara n man touched my nrm as I looked up nt those white waters. I turned to the man. He had the Billy nnd vacuous smile of the con- Armed Joker. ,riltTnlT,!:,.h9",t!,'t0eM nil this going to waste. "'What are you?' said I, 'on elee trlcal engineer?' " 'No,' he nnswered; 'a milkman.' EXAMINER TO IN STALL TYPESETTER .The Kxamlncr ban pro mined every ponlblu advancement that could In atiy way add to the ctllcleticy of the paper and thereby enhanre Km value to the reader, giving readew more new, lntter tiewn. nnd later new. Wo lu'lleve we have kept our prom ise, mid now to cap the climax, wc have mi-ii It within our reach to put In a "ypewtt lug mu hlne, and con Heijuently ordered one hint week nnd i made the flrnt payment on It. Thene iiiiicIiIiich nre very expensive, celling for JlT.Vt at the factory where they are made In New Jerney. We are not boimtliig that that amount of mon ey wan paid out by n to m-cure the machine, but. the tcllan Me secured, we nre conlldeut with thenupporl of the readern of The ICxamluer, we can in. ike the paymciitn an they come il in. The t'oimtant demand for more and later tiewH urged iim on to take thin ntep in the lute renin of our read em ami advertlnern. I'eople may ad vert Ine In a country paper for a while Junl to keep It going, whether ' It linn a Hiillleleut Hiibncrlptlon lint to make Itn npace of value or not, but they noon get tired of them' charitable donationn. The goodn we buy from the ntorcn munt In, of value to tin or we get tired otbuviug, i ' hence we reanon that unlenn we can doHouiethlng to make our npace valuable to the ad vertlmT. they, too, ,UUb1 t.n, u mU OI, u.elr liberality, "ooner or later. (Mir rapidly grow- lug niibnerlptlou lint In bringing un new patronn every month, patronn ; who do not fall to apprlne them- -i ten of the net vice of the tn-nt ad- vertlnlng medluinn, uml the mont chine. U'hen It In up we will extend Ih the flmt In thin uectlon of country. A Serious Accident. It wan reported here last Satur day that Dr. Wltham of I'alnlcy met with a Hrrloun accident lant Thum day night while on the way to visit J. Trader, who wan Hick at Summer Lake. Ono of the tugs came un hooked and the team started to run and upnet tho buggy, tin-owing the Dr. out aud BinaHhing the rig. The doctor wau stunned and laid by the roUj Hl(lu for (lt,out an hour before , . . . , camo to. '1 he buggy had one wheel broken. Keller was up from Pino Creek , . , , 'ortned us that L. Lauer & Sous of Alturas had told llort Wudo that they thought tho "dnlng people would make the boc- e t r oml payment on tho inlues. Mr. i Keller says some of the mines at I Pine Creek aro being worked.