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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1906)
tab Qtouutii CBa;ntnf Pahtlsfcea' Every Thursday. 0 O. METZKER. .- Ralldlnt Kntcred at the Vot om hi lkeTlew, Ore. s Second-Class Natter. (One Year $2.00 TERMS: Slx Months 1.00 (Three Months, 50 LAKEVIEW. OREOON. Jl'LY li. 904. DRAINACE OF COOS LAKE. If Uoos Lnko is to bo drained ex clusively iu the interests of the Sacra mento Valley Irrigation project, with out any consideration of local benefits the scheme will certainly le looked upon by the people of Lake and Modoc counties as a case of appropria tion. , However, it is believed that be fore the lake is drained, experts on soil w ill be sent hero to lore into the lake bed to ascertain the character of the soil, its depth and adaptability . to agricultural purposes. If it is found that the large body of land now covered with water is valuable for ug rlcultrnal land and will materially in crease the acreage of agricultural lands in these two counties, thusmak ( ing available a sufficient number of prosperous homes to offset the detri . nienal features of the scheme, then : the plan of the government to drain the lake must be looked upon as a benefit rather than a detriment to the two counties most affected by the scheme. Tne Examiner brought this subject . tip for discussion by the people inter ested over a year ago, when the plan was first seriously talked of by the government, and offered space for its discussion. Evidently the matter was thought of lightly, regardless of the predictions of this paper that such a scheme was not at all unlikely, and very little was said about it. Now that the government has taken detin ate steps to drain the lake, piotests will necessarily have to be of strong character to divert the government's agents from their purposes. The dead body of a person was found . . recently . near Kennett, in Shasta county, Calif., which was supposed at the time to be the remains of a man named Miller, who had suddenly ' disappeard ' several months before. ' The body was badly decayed and iden tification was impossible. . Examina tion by the coroneread to the belief that the body was that of a woman, although the outer clothing was men's garments, the under clothing were woman's garments and fastened ' ; with safety pins, thirteen of which were found ; the shoes were No. 5 women shoes and the skull was be lieved to be a woman's and the heighth of the skeleton and size of the- bones all indioated that the remains were that of a woman. The people who visited our city from Alturas last week say they had a good time, and always have a good time here. There is nothing particu , larly astonishing about it ; they are J the kind of people that, have a good j time wherever they go ; open-hearted liberal almost to a fault, and make friends wherever they make acquaint ances. Lakeivew appreciates their visits and always warm up when it hears "Alturas is coming. " In fact Lake county as a whole, recognizes in Modoc a warm friend, and always feels glad when a risitor from any of the Modoc towns can pay any of our towns a call. The people effected by the creation ' of the Goose Lake and Freeraout for est reserves who will be displeased with their permancy will have no one "to blame but themselves. They were warned time and again that such a move was under serious consideration, and that Senator Fulton stood ready to use his influence in their behalf at their simple command. After waiting long for protests, if any. he was com pelled to step out of the way. Where protests were sent in to him, he has succeeded in relieving the people of the burdensome reserve, as in the case . in Curry county. Another withdrawal in the Susan ville, California, land district, em braces all of Goose Lake not in the withdrawal announced iu The Exam . lner a couple of weeks ago in the Lakeview land district, and all the land lying along the margin of the lake and along Pitt river, down nearly as far as Alturas. These withdrawals are supposed to be made for the pur pose of draining the lake iu the furthereuce of the Sacramento Valley Irriagtion project. Add New. Adel, Oregon, July 7, lPOrt. Ed. Examiner: I will endeavor to drop you a few lines to let you know that we are still in the land of the living and Incident ally give you some of tho happenings of Adel and surrounding country. The merry hum of the mower has been hoard here since the morning of the oth, In the numerous alfalfa Holds, but tho rutting of wild hay will not commence before about the l."th or 20th of this month. The Warner Valley Stock Co. is putting iu a phone at the ranch to connect with tho Dent line, they are also going to extend the line on to Coleman Valley. Wal'er Pent and Hi Manriug arrived here about midnight the Oth Inst ami showed by their looks and actions that they uiunistakeably had a bully time iu Lakeview on the glorious Fourth. (Hoys we wont tell it all). Speaking of the Fourth, let me toll you that we had one of the grandest picnics at Adel ever had in Warner, which was held iu the grove at the Andy Morris place. The program was as follows: Speak er, Mr. Friday; Header, Wm. loop er; music by the Adel orchestra; se lect singing by Mrs. Fred Messner. The next was grand dinner, such as! only the ladies of Warner can furnish. Now let me say right here, there is never a subscription paper circulated in Waruer, but they simply state what they want ami pass the hat and the money is always forthcoming. At first the hat was passed for money for foot races and money enough was col lected to give l'beral purses for five races. The first race was for girls between the ages of 9 and llyears. This race was won by Hazel Givins, purse ( 1. Second race boys between the ages of 5 and 7, won by CaL Dent, purse 1. Third race, young men, won by Har ry Spangler, purse 81. This race was very hotly contested for as Jim Givin Uncle Joe Morrow ( allowed to enter on account of bis age and not his av irdupois) G. W. Wise, Fred Messner, Mitchell and Mr. Pond. Fred Mess ner would no doubt have won this race but his hat blew off owing to his wonderful speed when he was 30 feet open daylight ahead, which caused the sun to shine so hot on his head (which is entirely void of hair) that Fred was over come by the heat and fell prostrated within forty feet of the outcome. The race was won by Mr. Pond, time 50 minutes 30 seconds. The last race . was for slim women and was contested for by Mrs. J. F. Morris, Mrs. S. Dixon, Mrs. G. W. Wise and Mrs. Wm. Koutson. Dis tance GO yards. Time one hour and 3 minutes. Won by Mrs. Dixou. This concluded the exercises for the day. Andy Morris who was to bring the fire works for the evening arrived just after the last race and as it was grow ing late, and some were unable to re turn later in the evening it was decid ed to have the fire works at once, Andy to keep them safe and away from the sun, had taken the precaution to wrap them up in his bed, so he at once commenced to unroll his bed and bring forth the fire works, but greatly to Andy's surprise there was only a bed full of reptiles (caused no doubt from being in Lakeview for a week). The fire works had all disappeared but as the snakes looked uncommonly full the boys thought they must have swallowed the fire works, not to be outdone, they at once seized a snakes tail, each broke the end off and appli ed a match and as they were turned loose sky rockets, Roman candles, fire craepkers, niger chasers, giant fire crackers and almost every thing in the shape of fire works was being explod ed all about the ground as the snakes rushed from one part of the grounds to another. When the fire works were all over we all looked around for our women and children, we found all the women standing on top of fence posts, some screaming snake some mouse. More anon, Galoot Tom, No More Passes. The pass provision of the new rate bill passed by Congress Is redrafted along mo lines or tne aiueiuuuent as j passed by tho Senate. It prohibits broadly and generally the issuance of any free transportation for Intel state passage and then provides an excep ted class, which Is as follows. : "No common carrier subject to the provisions of this act shall after Jan uary 1, 1W7, directly or Indirectly, issue or give any interstate free trans portation passengers except to its em ployes and their families , its officers, agents, surgeons, physicians and at torneys at law; to ministers of rellg- on, traveling secretaries 01 railroad Young Men's Christian Associations, inmates of hospitals and charitable and eleemosynary institutions and Hrson exclusively engaged iu charit able and eloemosynarv work; to iudi gent, destitute and homeless persons, and to such persons when transported by charitable societies or hospitals and the necessary ageuts employed iu such transportation; to inmates of the National homes or State homes for disabled volunteer soldiers, in mates of sailor's homes, including those about to enter and those return ing home after discharge, and boards of managers of such homes ; to neces sary caretakers of livestock, poultry and fruit, employees of eleepiug cars, express cars, and to liuemeu of tele graph or telephone companies; to railway mail service employes, post office iusiH'otors, customs inspectors aud immigrant Inspectors; to uews boys on trains, baggage ageuts, w it nesses attending auy legal investiga tion in which the common carrier is interested, persons iujured iu wrecks and physicians and nurses affording such persons." Ashland Tidings. Must Close Sunday. Mayor Martin has notified all the saloon keepers of this city that they must close their bars at 12 o'clock Saturday niht aud keep thorn closed until 12 o'clock Sunday night, aud that all forms of gambling must cease. So far as the gambling is concerned we approve the mayor's action, as the town has been overrun by tinhorns ana tne saloon keepers nave no one but themselves to blame for flaunting the vice before the public. If the gambling had been quietly conducted in out of the way pluces where only old and confirmed patrons of the gam es would seek it out, comparatively little harm would have been done, but to conduct games of chance open ly in the saloons is to entice the young aud inexperienced into them aud cause the moral aud financial ruin of many a young man w ho would not otherwise have been tempted from the paths of rectitude. Gambling, of course, will go on. It is impossible to stop it completely in a city. It will not be conducted openly, but will be hidden from the common gaze, perhaps from the po lice. Some of our so called best citi zens gamble. Many a quiet game will be conducted in secluded and well guarded places. These high-toned gamblers are the ones that ought to be pulled. Hut, oh no, our police authorities would ueer think of that. Instead, they love to pull some poor piker who has neither money nor friends. Klamath Falls Express. WHERE QUALITY COUNTS, WE WIN. Our Sping Stock is arriving, will soon be Complete. and New spring Dress Goods New spring Neckwear We have here n showing in all the lending shades of gray that has never been equaled in Lakeview before. Cream and White Ivnglish Mohair Ihillianteens, Henrietta Albetross, etc., including many novelty waist ings for spring. An Attractive Array of Novelty Neck Kibbons, Tinsel llelts, Hack aud Side Combes, Hand Hags, ,S'ilk and Kid Gloves. New Showing of Ik-autiful Shirt waists in Lawns to Arrive soon. Men's and Hoys' Spring Clothing. Do Not Overlook This Store. BAILEY & MASSINGILL'S Pioneer Store Jtiyn&s Tonic fermifutfc gives rosy checks and active health to pale, sickly children. And it is good for their ciders, too. Ask your drucrtrist for it. a a T - - " To Cure a Cold in One Day - V Tcke .uaxauve uromo Quinine Tablets. rvjfr Seven Million boxes told In post 13 months. This Signature. SjCT Ttl U'"'-X Curt d ip In Two Days. on every box. 25c. NO TWO MEN ARE ALIKE There) may be a hundred men In thla rlty who havs nrmaj Die youra but there la nut onn other man lit the wholo county who mime length U tho eiuno as yourself In all other proportion It Is simply on impossibility to get a perfect fitting' suit by buying ready-to-wear clothes. ' We will make a Bull to your measure for $20. You pay that much, or nearly that much for every hand-me-down suit you bur. Cu.liMii.nio.tr. clothe .tore rMhea ar t nmc1 ' The Are insurance companies are re sorting to every kiud of fraud to beat the policy holders out of tbeir claims iu Ban Francisco. TLe latest fraud unearthed is the fake photograph fraud. Photo's are made to show that certain buildings were shaken down by earthquake befdre they took fire. The Senate failed to confirm the nomination of District Attorney Bristol, and his pay ceased when Con gress adjourned. lie will be reap pointed at once as It baa been decid ed that he shall remain In office and assist in the prosecution of the land fraud cases this summer. Patronizing home industry is not to be taken aa a one-sided proposition the Eugene Register thinks. It does not consist solely in the people who are the buyers, doing their trading with the local merchants. It means that and more. It means that the merchants who have goods to Bell, are jubt as anxious to buy what tho farm ers have to sell and that the farmers are equally ready to sell their produce locally and buy what they need at home locally instead of sending off to distant linns the cash that will buy as much and as good material at home. Therefore, the full meaning of the term "Patronizing home industry" resohes itself into a system of geiiuine reciprocity of mutual good between all classes of people, the farmer, min er, manufacturer, capitalist, laborer and merchant. When the good of the whole community stands out para mount to everything else, standing by home industry in all that the term Im plies will be better understood and more readily followed. Ex. Attorney-General Crawford has ren dered an opinion of the U'Ron anti pass law, and stated that it was in effective for lack of an enacting clause. lie advises the governor to declare the same illeiraL Ashland Tidings. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional reme dies. Deafness is caused by an inflam ed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored its normal condition, hearing will destroyed forever; nine cases out ten are caused by Catarrh, which nothing but an inflamed condition the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. V. J. Cheney & Co. , Toledo, O. fcoia hy Uruggists, iix;. Take Hall's Fam'ly Pills for const! patlon. t IT Fill ont 'J lie j are rut mid aaed out hjr tl.e llnxj.au, 1 ljr miteliliiery. Tlmt I. why ftt liave Umulit milt hereto fore Hint loni their look of uewiieu Iwfor yuo ha.l Worn tli.'lll half a (Injr. We will make ault to rnnr liieamre for your evllialve weur that will lit Jou hei-allae It waa hull! for jroii. ami no on. ele fir We Kuaranlee the cloth tu I an all w... rhevlnt the rlotli la new and vlK.irmia - JuM olT III. l.Hi. lateat natterns haml-iaihlel every aeaill hauil aeweit with .Ilk lined wllu Imported Vene tian clolh. We have e.Wfed several nalferna. inv nt whh-h wo will muko up to your meaniire for flirt, I nle.H oi epr. Borne preference we will mall Jon a aarnple of lale LiikII.Ii overdue pattern. Thla pattern la ao new tlmt II will U) aold ly tullor. ne U year a the "latvat." The hnrktrroiind of tint pattern la a deep gray, wiiii an aiuioat lnierifiilMo nverllne or meek. 'I he roiur or Ihl fulirle doe. not ahow duat raally. due. not wrlnklo and haa taken I lie ayt an wen mat I lie jiaruient look. Ilka new mull It la all worn out. The wiwil ued Iu weav lug thla garment waa aeleeted with unuaual rare. There la no ahort wool In the fahrle and no ahodilr. The rlotli haa an fine a weave th-.t It preenta a fairly hard aurfara, and at the aan'B time la eoft and pllahle, It will not aeulT up or (at alilny. Thla rlotli eannot be bought from the mill for Iraa than II. W) a yard, no mailer If you hoiinht five thniiaaud yarda. Wo are me I'aeinc i oaat repreavnlatlvea or a arbit rate of tha Inrifeat woolen uillla In the world. That enable, ua lo make thla unprecedented offer or a ami to yonr meaaure ror 13). Send for n aumple null it tn piece ee how lonit and even the wool atrHnda are nolo bow well Ihe'dya naa aeu I Deaths from Appendicitis ! tltH'iviiNP In tlio Miiin ratio tlmt'tlie list! o( Dr. Kline's New Mfo PIIIh In crease. They nave you from danger arid bring; quick ami painless release from constipation ami th Ills jrrow Ihk out of It. Strength ami vigor nl ways follow their use. iiiaraiit-el by Lee IVall Druggist. IW. Try them. Notice. t have a permit In-fore von You mi A 1 1 I 1 . i-Hu iruvi-i acntiny sneep any place Lake county. J. K Clurkson, Stock Inspector in thla ennpon and mall tn na will aend you a auinpla of the cloth. We Kuar anlee that the aarnple la actually rut from the Tery bolt of rlotli from which we make the ault. When you ilalt I'ortland, rome In and verify thla or any aaarrtlon we make. If you wlxh, aak ome Portland friend t tell you a Unit the rep. utallon aud itaudlnK of the Columbia Woolen Ml tie Co. It la the almpleat thlnir In the world to bare ao me friend take your meaaure. We will aend yoo a tape meaaure free, and Inatructloua bow to take a meaaure for a ault of clothea. lie aure and aeod for thla aarnple. If ynn get a suit from thla offer, yon will be wearing a garment the pattern of which local dealera can not poaalbly get In atock liefore another year. The pattern of our tM anlt will he aold next year aa the latent (hy other lallora). NOTICE. TO YOL'NO MEN AND WOMEN. Great opportunities are awaiting you In the BuainesK World, Hundreds of youDg men and women wanted in aud around Oakland and Bun Franciiico, to take positions as stcnos-ra-piiers, bookkeepers, telegraphers, office antilst- autN, etc., at good salaries. The 1'olytceiinlc Business College, of Oakland the leading school of its kind In the West, In dorsed by the Chamber of Commerce and lead ing educators, offers exceptional opportun ities to those who can enter college at once and prepare (or positions. This school Is con tidered by many to be the best equipped busi ness college In America. It is unquestionably superior to any o'her similar school west of Chicago, All expenses low. Home Influence- Individual Instruction, Address Polytechnic Business College, Kept. A., Oakland, Cal for free catalogue rhowlug the elegant Interiors and splendid facilities of this school, whicn bas five times more money Invested in epulpinent than any other school In the West. New building in perfect condition. OAQTOniA. Bears tiu) 1" Kind You Have Always BoiihJ COLUMBIA Woolen Mills Co. Portland. Ore. Columbia Woolen Milla Co., Portland, Or. Tleaae send me fraa, .ample of late pat tern Kngluih overllne gooda, from which yoo agree to make a ault to niraanre for 120, Also send me, fret, a pocket tape measare and blank, and Instruction, for taking measures. This does not obllgato me to bay a ault unless I wish. Name Address E CATARRH THE CXKANSINO AND UJCALINQ CUIUS FOR CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm Easy and pleasant to Ik, Contains uo in jurious drug. It is quickly absorbed. Ulves Uelief at once. It Opens and Cleanses Hie pasai rmmnuem. Alluva Inflammation. Heals and Protects tha Membrane. Restores tli tenses of 'i'aiite and bmell. Large Bze. 60 cents at Druggists or by mall; Trial Blze, 10 cents by mall. KLV bUOVUHim, M Warren Street, New York. COLD 'N HEAD Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's Nov Discovery 1 Uf I or OH and VOLUI A Perfect For All Throat and Cure i Lung Troubles. Money back If It fails. Trial Bottlea fraa. ('. S. LoVt'll'NM InvltfM tlu jnjlillc to niifirt! their pittronne with dim nt tint South I .a kevlev Feed and I.I wry Ktabk'. lie jrtwirniitceH k'uxI treat ment to nil Htoek left In IiIh cnn nnd propmen Iti feed good liny nnd plenty of It. :t!.tf Dissolution Notice. Tho t'o-pnrtnorrihip heretofore exlrtt IiiK between tho Uurutim brothers uu dor the llrm iiiiiiio of Iluriium JlroH., huti been diHHolvod by mutual coiiHont. Xo billn will bo contracted after thin date, July 12, l!KHi, by this firm, und tho iiinlernl";nod will not bo roHpons iblo for any hiicIi. llarnum UroH. by A. II. Itanium, 0. L. Iluriium. Excursion Kates East. "July 2nd and 3rd j AuKimt 7th, 8th and 9th; and September 8th and Oth; Bpeclal low round trip ratoB will bo iu effect to all points Eawt; final return ing limit W dayH, but not Inter than October 31 Ht. Colorado common points 9 05 00 Missouri Itivor 00 00 Mississippi IUver 07 60 Chicago 72 60 Washington and iialtlmoro 107 00 New York, job 60 or particulars so any Agent, address I). H. Taggart, D. Keno, Nevada,. or V. &,!. A., Ayers Pills Sugar-coated, easy to take, mild in action. They cure constipation, biliousness, sick-headache. fcPiS.".: Want your moustache or beard RllfinWRH A M'Q flYC abeautiful brown or rich black? Use YJf" " " " ' " " I I- l or Sale. House and lot. 1 block north of School House, together with house hold furniture. A bargain. Chas. E. Mooro. Reward for Horses I will pay 5.00 Howard for the do livery of any and all unbroken horses found In fields or outside in Lake County, South of the desert, or in Modoo county, California, branded with an old horseshoe and a fresh tri angle brand underneath, on both jaws. The horseshoe placed on the jaws the same as in my advertisement in this paper, and triangle so as to cover up the bar, on both jaws. To be delivered at Lakeview. SV. W. 11140WN. m vis. w Muouwt ua a. r. luu a vu, aaaau, a.