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1 Some Vicious Amendment j What's the dlllcreuce w ho wtote the
Th. Pn..r !... IWinnTMOlutWDiW miifb talked of. The
Alio V J J v- . ' " '
Tax H'forui Association,
Lakevi v, Oregon. April 3O. 1908
1.. opinion m Amendments
324-i j.
' 32-. - ..
Tm- 1-a proposed amendment to
the 1:0 litul Ion 1 rovidintf for the
re.ii 11 1 of any iii ln officer by spe
cial . - lion of tue people. We 6h.ill
dust ameudmeut,
e proud to see every otej
Lake C.uuiy against it. j
ojr otllt' r is incompetent orj
. .se uuwoiihy he may be euspcu-j
. ted aud r." n ned. Teach eraiiks
ii uot ret ty 10 gulp dowu every
ai offered y u, ly voting 325
1 1
bo
J
ot
de
y
' ni -
X No.
- o. Yea.
.' No.
i iiU for a i instructing niem
lie of the Le.i!-l tiuie to vote for
Candidates for L'uit-J States Senator
wl.o receive the biubest number of
votes at the ueuerdl election, initia
tive petition, i'ue Constitution of
the United States provides for the
election of United states Senators by
the Legislature ot the several States.
We cannot See very clearly how it
would be au election by 'the Legisla
ture if it bad no discretion in the
loatter, but was obliged to ratify the
lectiou of a man by the people.
We believe the people should elect
United States Seuatrrs. but it is not
the law. We J.elieve legislators should
lect the 10 en kuou to be the choice
of the people, aud we think the signing 1
of a pledge to do to by candidates will
be sufficient security that it will be
done. The bill eeeois to us an at
tempt, by law, to accomplish in an
indirect way, what cannot be direct- j
H forui Association, Pottlaud
Municipal Association, aud various
cither kinds of cranks having organ
ized fVto voters' associations, have
conspired together for the purpose of
deluding, luisguldtiw, and in if lording
the Oregon electorate In the adoption
of a lot of hodgposh, In constitutional
amendments and initiative bills which
If adopted by a community of Piute
Indians would be a reflection upon
their intelligence.
We warn the voters of Lake Couu
ty to inform tnemselves upon every
number from .W to :V1S, and if you
cannot get such itiforinat Ion as will
eualleyou to see clearly, the little
rubbish then do not by auy means fail
to vote Xo, 011 every odd number
from :K'l to Xtl,
Some of these measures ought to
and pass; among them, the bill to change
the time for holding state elections,
the appropriation for the Oregon
University, the creation of Hood
River Jouuty, aud possibly the Leg
islative Assembly auieuduieut provid
ing for increase of the number of
Supreme Judges, Hud for other
changes in Oregon Judiciary. These
I are 301 .TOG 311 and '.ZKu No others
ought to be voted for in Lake County,
but should ceitaiuly be voted against.
They are not only uulaiportaut, but
uearly all of them are vicious, some
of them extremely so. We take for
granted the Hood River County bill
should pass because no cue has pro
tested agaiusr it.
author is not responsible for their
adoption. The committee believed
they were true, - and adopted them
The Examlnet published them with
the same belief, and there has been
nothing developed since to routiucc
oue that they were not true. The fact
that the north end papers say they were
uot has no effect.
The Examiner absolutely refuses to
reply to the obscene and vulgar aril-
le published in last week's Leader
about the people of the south end of
Lake county. We cannot atfoid to
stoop to the level of such foul mouthed
trash a the Leader editor. We have
a soul to save and a dignity to main
tain, and he has neither.
Since being called down by The Ex
aminer for advocating anarchy and
the "putting under the surface" of
preseut officials, in order to gain
coutrol of county atfairs, the Silver
Lake Leader Iihs changed its slogan,
aud now prints 011 the top margin of
its first page a much milder motto.
Senator Fulton's defeat in the re
cent primary election was not so y rest j
as was tlit reported. Cake's maj.iri- j
ty finally dwindled dowu to about1
2500. Fultou won in 17 counties out 1
of the aud in some by a good, '
round majority.
lv dnnfl tiv and which we cannot
lawruily cause to be done in that wav. and iu 80me REASONABLE
IV.chnnll .nnnrrt n II mn A t ! 1 Z beir DOpeS, but
1 ! l i: . i j
..I..- suco ieenng exisie-i in loe norm euu
1UI CITU-
County Division Only Solution
A north ecd man said to the pub
lisher of The Esamuer, while in con
versation tegardiug the couuty seat
question, that the Silver Lake papers
were exceeding their authority. That
neither of those papers represented the
sentimeuts of the North end people,
in the least. He said that there was
not a citizen of the north end who
sanctioned the slanderous attacks
made by those papers upon the good
people of the south end ot the couuty,
and further, that all the interest the
people up there were taking iu the
subject wa a desire to be nearer .
coanty seat, and hoped, eoaie time,
niauner,
that no
HAVE JUST OPENED OUR
SPRING AND SUMMER LINE OF
SHIRT WAISTS, ZEPHERS,
WASH GOODS, GING
HAMS, LACES, EM
BROIDERIES, HOSIERY,
ETC.
We invite your inspection
BAILEY & MASSING IlL
to the Federal Constitution
tiou of Snuators by the people, but
not this bill, which appears to us as
aa atttOJi.it at evasion, and we Relieve
. it would be unconstitutional and void.
iMrs. I)unlwa ' Appeal j
Oeutlemen, voters, sons, brothers : j
j ata growing old. But I can uot rest
I until you have given us the victory.'
Every hour 1 spend iu this service is
a labor of love. Every dollar 1 donate
is a persoual sacrifice. Have uot the
faithful mothers of northern Oregou j
earned your alllrmative votes forttieir j
full and free enfranchisement? You
ought uot to be afraid of us. i
You are equipped with ballots,. We
are uot. We are depend iug upon you
to honor our flag of truce by voting
YES in our behalf iu this unequal ,
contest. Y'ou kuo you would only i
compel us to repeat this stiuggle in'
1910 if ou should fail us now. But'
we believe you will not fail. Y'ou '
have but to unlock the door to the i
closed citadel of libery, leaving us free
to choose tor ourselves, exactlv as rou
do, as to whether to vote or not to ; 5111(1 close Jlltlf loth, l'JOS
vote, at every suceeding election
Oil X
tu 1
! I
To Cure a Coki m ne Day
-r.tive Bromo Qurnine Tablets, c ,
-. .n pnt 13 month. TVs tignaturc,
O U-5.
en every
brix.2Zc.
Black Bart
Season wilv open April loth
against the people of the south end as ! Thus only can you acquit yourselves
was represented by thot-e papers.
Another north end man, remarked
that "The ONLY" logical solution of
the couuty seat problem is cou y
division, whenever the north end is
prepared fcr it." Both these men are
influential, intelligent, educated,
thinking, reasonable men. And tbey
represent the north end sentiment,
323-Yes.
329-No.
An amendaient proposed to theccn
ttitution by Initiative petition, pro
viding electious shall be by majorities
and not by pluralities, and that par- ao(i not those vilifying, slanderous
tits shall be proportionately repie-; paper9 that have no support behind
sente 1 iu all offices filled by election j what tljey gay an no argument to
of two or more persons. There is au- j make ctuer tban t0 cbarge every south
other opportunity to eh'o that, in i end man w ith al'. sorts of nasty things,
Lake County the initiative is no j wuicu everyone nows is fal-e.
"cranks paradise". Surely this bill I
cannot receive a single vote in Lake ;
Couuty. Do nut fail to vote on this
as freemen and relieve usiroiu further'
effort to secure equality with our
sous before the law.
' Abigal Scott Dunniway.
Mother of Native Sous, au 1 i'resl
dent Oregon
Association.
Horn In coal black; wclhx ItHW
pouiuis; 1'n ucli Ciiiiailliui; bn-d
hikI raised Iu Canada.
Wlllntaiid ut A lKL from Tuesday
luiiriilng; to Satnnlay nun nlnjr, and
at I'Ll'SII frtiin Saturdny tvciiliij;
btate Equal Suffrage- ! u nx.rnlntf.
18-1.
Their Final Blow.
Td r. . . ., . -; t T
i. lit. l i , i ( i til ill t ai. 1 1 1 1 1 r i 1 1 n nf.
ana make Lake the banner County by j ou,r active fponsors of ttie t,roject to
having ca,t evry vote for 323 X - No. jniore the countj. 6eat t0 pauej.f bav.
j ing begun by au attempt to "kiss
their way through" and st-eiog their
! cause grow ing more and more feeble,
; have lately, in accordance with the
1 true instincts of their SDecies, deliv-
aJO Y'e
ail-No.
A oill by initiative petition limit
ing the arnouut of money that may be
paid for campaign purposes by any
S50 KEWARU.
A REWARD of fifty dollars is here
by olfered for information that will
lead to the arrest and convict inu of
any peisou who bus stolen wires or
other property, from our Company;
aud the aine reward is herehv dHVii-,1
j for information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of anyone des
troying the property of the Company.
Chas. I'm bach,
Secretary Lake Co. Tel. & Tel. Co.
lOt f.
caudiiaie for office and providing a j ered their last blow, in the attempt to
new system of registration by pre
cincts and manner of conducting elec
tions. Ibe necessity for this law is
not apparent. The corrupt use of
money by candidates for otijee is now
prohibited and punished by law. We
have a very good system of registra
tion. Vote 331 X No, unless you be
lieve tampering with the law will bet
ter it.
332- Y'es.
333- No.
A bill regulating salmon fisheries
on the Columbia Kiver. We have no
knowledge ot this matter. The peo
ple in the vicinity of the Columbia
should vote for it unanimously, if its
merits are strong.
In the absence of information on
the subject, we recommend electors
of Lake County to vote 333 X N"o.
334- Yres.
335- No.
This is a bill by Initiative petition
providing for choosing juries and
grand jurors, and that no person shall
be charged in circuit court with crime
except upon indictment by a grand
jury.
We see no necessity for this bill.
Circuit Courts may have grand juries
when it is deemed best, and the man
ner of choosing jurors is good enough.
It seems to be a change simply for
the sake of change.
33flYes.
337-No.
This is ai!l. by initiative petition
creating the County of Jlood River.
As no one has presented an argu
menc or reason against this bill, and
ery good reasons are assigned why it
should pass we believe it should be
supported by Lake county electors.
J. T. Ross, of the defunct Title
Guarantee & Trust Co. Bank, of Port
land bas been convictd of conversion
of the States' money, deposited in
that bank by State Treasurer Steel.
check our relentless pursuit, by
deluging the people of Lakeview with
the odors of their own bodies.
Happily we have something substan
tial upon which to rest our case, and
have the satisfaction of knowing that,
in every part of the County, even in
the Northern precincts, the sentiment
grows steadily, against a removal agi
tation which began so much out
of time. The Couuty teat of Lake
County will never be moved to Pais
ley, When there are a sufficient num
ber of voters iu the North end to
move the County Stat, if they de
mand any change, it wid be reasona
ble They will ask for a new County,
and we of the South will help tbm to
get it.
Every day gives increasing evidence
of this trend in public feeling iu the
North.
The guessing editor of the north
eud fired wild again last week, when
he said that Mr. Oliver, candidate for
assessor, signed the petition, made
butter and was boycottted. C. E.
Oliver, candidate for assessor neither
eigned the petition, made butter nor
was he boycotted. J. C. Oliver, not
a candidate for assessor, and never
was, makes butter and sells it every
week. He did not sign the petition,
nor was HE boycotted. Y'ou're all
balled up, Mr. Guessing. editor ; bet
ter go out and butt your bead against
Fort Rock.
Lake-
The editor of the Silver Lake Leader
makes a great mistake by publishing
i such obscene matter iu that paper as
be does. The men of families of the
county object to such papers going
Into their homes. There was talk of
excluding it from the mails, and it
may yet be done, and the ministry of
Lakeview talked of asking the officers
of the Public Library aud Free Read
ing Room to exclude that paper from
the list of papers received there for
the publio to read.
timber Land Notice
United States Laud Office,
view. Ore. March lit), y.w.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of J-ine :i, 1S78, entitle 1
"An act for the sale of timber lands in
the States of California, Oregou, Nev
ada, and Washington Territory," as
extended to ell the Public Laud States
by act of August 4, 1K!2,
James E. Murray, of Lakeview,
county of Lake, State of Oegou. bas
Bled in this office bis sworn statement
No 83J, for the purchase of the NK
quarter of Section 3i, in Township
38, Range 16 E., W. M., and will
offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for iti timber
or stone tban for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to
said land before Register and Receiver
at Lakeview, Oregou, on Wednesday,
the 8th day of July, 1J08.
He names as wiutesHes: Thomas J.
Powell, Paul U. Hugus, John Auen,
lakeview,
A. Storkman, all of
gon.
Any and all persons claiming ad-1
versely the above described land are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 8th day of
July, 1908.
J. N. Watson Register. 1810 I
Timber Land Notice
United States Land Office, Lake- '
view. Ore. March -ill, 1008.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lands in
the States of California, Oregou, Nev
ada, and Washington Terr tory, ' as
extended to all the Public Laud States!
by act of August 4, 18'.)2.
Orin A. Keslar, of San Francisco.
county of San Francisco, State of.
California, baa tiled lu this office bis
sworn statement No. 370, for tbe
purchase of tbe N half, N half, of Sec-
lion ino. JO, iu Township rso. :iu K..
Mnrvn brought from a distance will
lie cared for in the best (mhmiI1o maii
! ner.
TERMS. Ten dollar for the season,
payable on or before June l.'itli.
T. A. CKUMT
WANTED TIM BLR LANDS.
Homestead relinquishments wanted.
Want to buy direct from owners.
Write particulars to
M. II., Box 402. Eugene, Oregon. Ot
NOTICE to sheepmen: My shearing
corrals and dipping vats in Camas
prairie are now ready for us, aud in
good shape.
10 10 Rosa McDaniels.
$1500 IN PURSES
Races Commence Thurs
day, July 2d
The Lake County Agricultural As
sociation W'lll give four (Iu.vh' raclnif
on their track In Lukeview, com
mencing J uly 2d nnd ending July 7th,
1008. Thfc Hum of f 1500 will im ilia
t rib 11 ted In purwH; an followH:
FIRST DAY-July 2d.
I'lllHK
1st Race S-mile dasli $150 00
ALBERT G. DUHME
BUYS
TIMBER LANDS
"1
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LAKEVIEW. OREGON.
He Out W hat He Needed I Tlmlrrl.aud 01lrr
"Nine years ago it looked as if n,y ! Vlliu,tl S(((1(tJ ,,,, 1u.(,f Jjukl.vl(.w.f
time had conn', " says Mr. C. Farth- j Oregnn, Mch. 2'-., I'.his
ing, of Mill Creek, Did. Tor. "1 was' Notice is hereby ghtn that ii, com
bo run down that life hung 011 a very with '".' l'r'"vi"'""H "f '' ' t
. , . , ,, , of ongniH of June .. 17M, entitled,
hlci.ler thread. It was then my , ..All At.t f()r ,, of i ,l,1,.r land
druggist recommended Electric Bit
tere. I bought a bottle ami I got what
1 needed strength. I bad one foot
iu the grave, but Llectric Bitters put
it back on the turf again, and I've
been well ever since." Sold under
guarantee at A. L. Throntou drug
store. 00c,
LOUIS SHAW
Dealer In Real Estate
1 have listod some of the best
Ranches, Timber Lands and Town
property in Northern Califoruia, a
country that is bound to improve .rap
idly. Altnras, California.
Ore- 2d Race .i furlongs 175 00
SECOND DAY-Jt i.y 3i
3d Race heat 200 00
4th Race 6 furlonga ... 150 00
THIRD DAY Jli.Y Cm
5th Race -mllo dash 175 00
Cth Race 7 furlongH., 175 00
FOURTH DAY' Ji i.y 7th
7th Race -mlIo beut. ..." .... 250 00
8th Race 1 tnilo and 04 feet.. . . 175 00
Oth Race Connolatlon or some
other special 50 00
The rcuHun for the nillo und 04 feet
race Is that the track Is ono iiille und
04 feet from wire to wlro.
CONDITIONS
All of the above racea are free-for-all,
five to enter und three to start,
but the Association reserves tbe right
to hold a less number than five by
reducing1 the purae in proportion to
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach tbe diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
aud that is by constitutional reme
dies. Deafness Is caused by an inflam
ed condition of tbe mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
ia inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect bearing, aud when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is tbe result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
in the states fit California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Ten itury, "
a extended to nil the public laud states
by act o August, 4 1:
Paul U. Hugus, of Lakeview, county of
Lake, slate of Oiregon, has Hind in
this nlllce his sworn statement No
:iH:J7, for the purchase of the E half H.
W. quarter, West half E quarter
of Section V, iu Township :w S.,
Range 10 K, W. M., and will offer
proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for ugriculliiial purpose i,
and to entahlUh his claim to said
laud before Register ami Receiver at
Lakeview Oregon on Thursday the Ut to
day of July, l'.MiH.
He name as witnesses: Thoa J.
Powell, James E. Murray, Juo. Anten,
A. Storkman, all of Lakeview Oregou
Auy and all persons claiming adver
sely the above described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this
office on or before said into day of
July i:xi8
18 10 J. N Watson, Register.
Lake
Range 21 E W. M., and will offer' the nu,ubt'r "'"orseH entered.
proof to show that the land sought Is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bis claim to said land be
fore Register and Receiver at Lake
view Oregon, ou Monday the Cth day
of July, 10C8.
He names as witnesses: A. J.
Neilon, T. M. O Connell, O. W.
llardisty, JMa LiuvilJe, all of
view Oregon.
Auy aud all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said Gib dav of
July 1008..
J. JN. Watson, Register 1810
Entries to close the evening before
the race, ut 7 o'clock, shurp. Tbe
Pacific Count Blood Horse Associa
tion to govern all races. Entrance
fees, ten per cent of purse. Money to
be divided as follows: 70 per cent to
the first horse und 30 per cent to the
second horse.
The Association reserves the rlirht
Lake-' to change any of the above races, In
the event of not tilling, rso money
paid without a contest.
Board of Directors Ueo. 1). Har
row, V. L. Knelling. V. M. Miller,
Robt. McKee. F. 1. Light.
F. P. LIOHT, V. L. KNELLING,
lresldeut Secretary
limber Land Notice
Uinted States Land Olllce,
view, Oregon. Apirl 17, I0OM.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the piovislone. of the act
of Congress of June 3, h7H, entitle!1.
"Au act for the sale of timber lands
iu the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washington Territory,"
as extended to all the i nblin t
its normal condition, hearing will be Ktatea by act of August 4, l"!i''
destroyed forever; nine cases out of j "JLi'-dAM SCHMIDT, of Lakeview,
ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is
uotblug but an inflamed condition of
tbe mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (cuused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circu
lars free. F. J. Cheney &. Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Faru'ly Pills for constipation.
H. D. Clark
Contractor and Builder
Job Work a Specialty
Intimates Furnished
Hhop next door to AhlHtroiu's
Saddlery Shop
Lakeview,
. . Oregon
county oi i.ahe, State of Oregon, has
uiou in this olllcu his sworn state
ment, No. 4iiS(i, for the purchase of
t he 8 half, SW quarter, of Section 17,
iu Township IMS., Range 20 E., W M..
and will oiler proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish hisclaiuito
said laud before Register aud Receiv
er, at Lakeview, Oregon, on Wednes
dav, the loth day of July, 1008. .
He names as witnesses: Dan O'Shea.
John Branch, D. Bryan, A W. Bryau.
all of Lakeview, Oregou.
Any aud all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
Ji ly 1008 r 'J,,forH Httl1 1&tu d,,y '
17-110 J. N. Wutson, Register.
I'lenty of Trouble
is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To gt rid of it and head
ache und biliousness and the poIbou
that brings jaundice, take Dr. King's
icw uii I 1 1 1 ,H. i lie reliiili rmr I ..m
that do the work without grinding or
griping. 2ri(i t,t A. J Thornton's
drug store.