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TERMS:
Lakeview, Oregon. H.ny 1 4, 1008
Republican Ticket
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MR. DUiUMWAN'S REJOINDER
Mrs. Dunniway's
Kejoinder"i
printed in auotder column, is in no j this paper has devoted column after
sense or respect, a reply to the facts j columu to the Initiative and Keferen
or reasoning of our editorial of the'dum amendments, tivinn our views
23d of April.
"S llrie X Jt a
umier the beadinii, !
Ru'Tt." It makes I
no pretense of subtantiatin a fact,
nor does it contain a sentence uf
reasoning tending to refute our facts,
or conclusions. To ask why womeu
are classed as idiots, Insane persons
criminals and animals; or, why ttey (Senator in Contress. Mr. Cake is the
are denied their right of trial by a recular Republican nominee, BDd his
jury of their peers or wby are women lability to serve the people of Oregon
taxed without representation, does j ju the upper bouse of congress is not
not tend to prove, ia any degree that j questioned, therefore, he should re
such are the facts. All informed peo-1 Ceite the full Republican vote of Lake
pie know these insinuations to be un-1 County. It is very important that
trua. Mrs.Dunniway fails to mention Oregon roll up a good, round, Repub
any fact of Oregon law or history, lican majority in June, for the reason
contradicting our position or support- j that this is a presidential year, and
iDg her own. Phrases do not always : all eyes are up0u Oregou, as this si ate
express truth. She is glad men are ! is said to "tire the first gun" in the
not taxed without representation, presidential campaign. if Oregon
thereby indicating that women are, jjjhowB a strong Republican lead in the
whereas womeu are not taxed in Ore- i June election it will serve as a stimu-
gou at all, w hile men are taxed, as
persons. Property is taxed equallr,
by law. We have shown that govern
ment is a necessity and a duty, and
that therefore every act of government
including election, is a duty. The
ballot wbicb she treats as a natural '
right, is a duty, made so by law, and
not a right, either natural or other-!
wise. None of this reasoning is '
touched in her article. She is glad
married men "are not servants with-1
out wages," thereby intimating that'
marneu women in Oregon are so, and
that the ballot in their hands would
change it. The law in Oregon treats
a husband aud w ife as one, so far as it.
can be done, and requires no service
by the one without a fully compensa-
tory service by the other. Every Ore-
gon voter knows this to be true. She
simply intimates, as she does through-
out ber article, that vomeu are not
tried by juries of their peeis, leaving
us wuuoiu uer reason :or ner question
or ro guess luat she bt-lives this,
becuuse juries are composed of men,
and men are not the peers, or equal-,
ot women, wnereas in uu law, in all.
countries tf advanced civilization a
jury composed of free men are regard- measures.
ed as peers of women for the purpose j For Prosecuting attorney, we have
of tiial. Mia. Dunniway fails to Mr. D. V. KuykeuduU, Gf Klamath
show that women suffer any injustice Falls, a very prominent attorney, and
in consequence of the aUeuce of wo- a uiau well qualified for the position,
men from juries., and makes uo at- Mr. Kuykendall is the Regular
tempt to do so. She does not show, Republican nominee, and should
nor attempt by the introduction of a , receive every Republican vote in this
fact to show, that by law in Oregon, 'county.
women are deprived of any right, I Lake county should give tbe jfreat
eitner of property, or personal liberty, :est per cent, of Republican tote this
or opportunity to advance and iui- election of any county iu the state,
prove, nor that the elective frauehisd have tl.ern here, and they should not
would give her any relief, uor that fail to show their-
she is situated at disadvantage'in any
respect, from which an honorable
use of the ballot would relieve ber.
We hiiv.) shown that only that class of
citizens can claim as a RIGHT to
participate id determining what1
government .shall be, which the
government requires to supply that
physcial power absolutely essential to (
make MllVotUa Iho mandates of
goverueiit against the resistance of
brutal men, and finally to die, If need
lie, in defense of the life of govern
ment, if assailed in force with arms,
ami that this service nud sacrifice I
requir.l of men only, because men
only possess the qunlillc; inns ntnl
power to ron ter tin service
To this just reasoning Mr. Pnnnl
way makes no attempt at reply, l'uro
reason unit natural sequence cannot
be taken as "-lopliislry" became Mrs.
Duntiiwny can make no reply Init to
call it so. tins service and snorilW
fri):il which vo:iwmi are exempt, and
for which they are phylsoiilly disqnali
lied, does const itute n reasou "for
man suffrage w hie h can nut be assigned
for womeu tnilTriik't, " notwithst.-ind-i
what the late Seuat ir Dolph may
huve sai 1 to the contuirv. There Hie
, i.,., i
linn .Mini-; in "unii .. . n . . ......
Mis. Dmit.Uuv a.ain f.ii'.s to site opt
to show any improvement in the con
ilitiin of women in these State.-; ie
suUiiii.' from t heir excrci.-e of fiitf rne,
or that their situation is, in any res
pect, Utter than that
of Oregon
hecau-e no
women, nat 11 rail r enough. I'eeunso
i such c tw v i ii v: can le nnuie. 1 lie
i li.-illct in the liati.is of women discliars'
e 1 from raili itiil o dices in Portlam),
iconl.l have savivl theai their imistions
iiiinl wai:ej only ou eondi'iou that they
j ulioiil l sell themselves mi l lietray their
;i.'onntiy. Iy voii'j corruptly against
i tne ritits ot the pnMic, ns the men
! proiui.-O'l to iio. Mr.-. iliiuniwHy
woul.i certatnlv not have had them do
that. There we are brou
ht face to
i
I fact) w ith the 4.'reHtest reason
1 II T I
! we oppose womeu ulfrae.
I Sutfraue will briuij he,- within the
I scone of corruot designs tf rredatory
i ..nrma-ullon mi, I H..I-I- i . i .Ills i 11 H Hell C e
of polluted politics. We caunot kuow
,.-. His,.strniis the effect niav bf-
Since Mrs. Duuuiway fails to point!
out auy evil, of any character, from
which woueu iu Oregon suffer in I
eouseiiueuce of her aei'rivutiou of the j
ballot that could be removed by its j
honorable use. we must, in view of the
known, and ucknoa-u evils that must,
or may follow ber enfranchisement,
continue to oppose equal sutfra-i.
OUR STATE TICKbT
La?t week The Examiuer gave the
personnel of the Kepublican couuty
ticket, commenting on each candidate
for the various otlices. For weeks
npon the different measuros offered
to the necrde for their adoption or
rejection.
This week we t-hall comniect upon
the state and district ticket.
First on the ticket is lion. II. M.
Cake, candidate for United States
lant to President Roosevelt.
For Congressman we have W C.
ilawley, who has no opposition,
and will receive tbe full vote of the
party.
Tbe other state officers, such as
Supreme Judge, Food and Dairy
commissioner, Railroad commissioner,
etc., are to be filled by Republicans,
as there are no Democrats asking for
the places.
For Joint Senator in tbe legislature,
we have Dr. Geo. If. Meriyman, of
Klamath Falls, a man who has bad
experience in the state legislature and
is well qualified to serve the people af
this district iu the capacity of State
Senator. Mr. Merryman can do
things if he goes to the Senate. He
is of the majority, and hij experience
fits him for the place,
For Representative we have II. A.
Urattaiii of Paisley, Lake county,
and Dr. II. P. Uelknap of Prineville,
Crook County. Tivo Representatives
are to be eleceted. Vote for II. A.
Urattam and II. P. JJelknap. These
men have no opposition and are sure
to be elected, but voters should
fail to vote upou all candidates
not
and
put up a good ticket and should
ratify it at the June election,
Vote the Republican ticket from
top to bottom, and you will not legret
it.
The registration books will close on
May 15. He sure that you register so
you cau vote. Every Republican in
Lake couuty should register and
VOTE. Vote bl ticket, for It. n good
one. ,
H sure to tote upon every niiitnd
inent on the ticketvote No on most
of them, mill Mil of them, utile! you
KNOW you want the law. Mot "I
thes measures were not ton iii by
01 Milks 1111.1 Vltillllllll loS, llO lll'pellll
upon the nuiiitclligcncti of tin) Oregon
electorate, to get the tncuwiires
through. Thnt'ti why ,tln Initiative
11ml Keferendum is culled th "crank.
pRTHvl Ise. " 'there are niiout 1 guml
11 1 en. hi re t lint it I., sale I 1 vut, Yes,
on. They lire .'!0I. IhVi, :U I. iin.i '.Mil.
IS
CIIAMIILRLAIN
ISDN-
tioveinor IMiamlierlain speaks ot the
iilllce of I'niteil states Senator iim lion-piuti-iin.
llmv hiu t his ileeeit. Can
any voter believe ho
n oulil tench - his
F
' f ',rt a m.!o n,;i
illy nl item
ocrativ" voters ia rri k'nn? Ii I yi
ever hear any eainiiilate ot a tiiiijmity
party talk it 1? IVitainly not. Mini
never will. An otlice that m iuui
I I'nrtimn iiever hvin-.l ot only tro.n
I niemt'i r of n ti.inoi ity party.
Who eer knew luiveruor Chuml ei
Iain to fail (o ri ppet t I )en oerat ic
onmliilates. He ilare not ileny that
he is a partisan himself, al.wijs.
He ilare not toil the i!,inrci ats i f
Oregon he Jot not iuteu.l to uphoM
ilemociatic ii. ctriues uul i'o nil that
i he can, if electe-l, to atilmiit to reus
lunatile democratic discipline in the
I r,,,1!,le- 1,H " "
in id S.iiiu .i 1 1.. I..i ..... I.,.. I i .... i
... .... ........... 111... , IIHI 111 I llkl.l ll.,.
as a democrat io partisan.
; Yet he would loud Kullilde reput licans
to believe ho will, by the use of ex
pressions w hich appear to mean that
he would, yet these phrat-es u can
I 0 1 W Ollld,
ncwuui;. i nere i lime none, or to
,,e JotlP, ill t tit L'liiteil States SMint.
that is not alrtaysdoun by some party
aud opposeil by the other arty. Mr
C tin in ber In iu could uot avoid acting
with (t party if he so desired, if ho
voted in the Senate, or did any Sena
torial work There is uot ti democrat
in the State who doe-t uot believe
Geo. K. Chamberlain a democratic
i partisan, advancing the interests ot
t at party to the utmost, everywhere
he may lie, whether as Governor or In
tbe Seuate Cau Republicans believe
otherwise?
Should Mr. Chamberlain be elected
United States Senator, aud the tariff
is being revised as it is sure to be by
tbe uext Congress, what do the wool
growers of Lake Cotyty suppose will
be tbe attitude of the grea' "unu-partisan"
towards their industry? Do
you expect to see him, against ali the 'of bodily weakness, nervousness, and
traditions and history of his mrty, ! insomnia. Sold under guarantee at
stand for piotection rf American in-I A- L. Thornton' drug store. Price
dustry? All legislation iu Congress''-
is characterized by the principles of ! Z7, . .... '.
' Notice for Publlrat on
the republican party which legislates j Department of the Interior.
for the protection of Americau pn-j Uuited States Land Ottlce at Lake-
ducer-s or by the principles of the i view, Oregou, May i, UKJH.
democratic party which believes trade' . ?i?i:.ef.U j"rt',jy giveu that XAVER
, ., , , ... ,, A1...NEK, of Lakeview, Oregon, who,
should be free as possible, allowing OI1 Feb ,5( -H)M u,l9 Tin,ijer 8II(1
that tariffs shall be for revenue only, j Stone Application, No. 4U!ft, for W
and especially belipg that wool and 1,tt,J KW quarter, SV quarter NW quar-
bides should tbe free list. 1 f?r, Sec '-, '.. E HMrtr' uSKr,q,1HrttT;1
........ , . Section .1, township .18 H. Range 19
here that party vbas always placed k.. Will. Meridian, has tiled notice of
these commodities when it bas beeu in intention to make Kiual Proot. to
tbeir oower to do so. ! establish claim to the laud above d ca
lf Mr. Chamberlain being in tbe ''.'re Register and Rceier.
. . . ' . , at Lakeview, Oregou, on the 'Jlst day
Seuate when this question is again of July, liXM.
to be determined preserving the nun-' Claimant names as witnesses : Fred
partisan character of his otlice, 'Snyder, G. Shermau Easter. Jack
what could he do? Nothing. Hut, i!UlAZ"a U,"ba,,b hJ1 ' Lukb
vtuub wuuiu liu uo. uiVf jiKo ine
L. a- II . .1 - O t - a. 1 : I
partisan zealot that you know him to
be, with the democratic party to de
press your business as it was during
tbe life of the Wilson bill. Would
democrats want Mr. Chamberlain in j Races Commence ThUTS
the Senate if they did not believe he dav Julv 2d
can be depended upou to support the j
measures of that party? If he is not , TllC. Lak(. ci.unty AkTlcultural As
to act wMth the democratic party, he', . ,,,. . . , , ,
cannot act at all. for there can be no : elation Will Klve four du.VH' racln
action In tbe United States Senate i
except with some party, and we know
be would not act with the republican
party.
To vote for Chamberlain is to vote
for a return to tbe conditions of 1891,
with wool at 4c net.
Candidates' Cards
i-or jo.nt Mat. Senator .
Vote for Geo. II. Merryrnan, ofKIa-'
mam rails, tor Joint State Senator.
The Regular Republican nominee.
Has bad experience in the legislature
and knows how to serve this district.
GEO. ii. MERRYMAN.
for 5herlH
Albert Dent. As I am the Regulur
Republican nominee f r the otlice of
Sheriff of Lake County, I take this
opportunity to thank the voters or
the county for the honor they have
bestowed upon me in the past. If
elected again, I promise them the same
faithful duty to office that I have giv
en in tbe past. ALIJERT DENT.
For County Clerk
E. N Jaquish. lJeing the regular
Republican nominee for the office of
County Clerk. 1 wish to express my
gratitude to the people of Lake Coun
ty for past favors, and 1 promise that
I shall, if elected, give the-same care
ful attention to tbe duties of theoillce
In tbe next two years that 1 have given
in tbe past. E. N. JAOUISH.
For Aucaaor
J. R. IMuIr. Regular Republican
nominee for Assessor of Lake County.
To these upon whom rests my elec
tion to the ofllce I seek, i wish to say;
Study my past record as such officer,
and if I have not failed in my duty,
then I ask you to give me your sup
port in the coming election.
y J. ii. RLAIR.
1 he W.,r d' Hral Climate
is not entirely free from disease, on
the lik'h elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lower levels miliaria is
encountered to a greater or loss ex
tent, accord iug to altitude. To over
come climate airectioua lassitude,
maliri i, jaundice, biliousness, fever
aud ague,, and general debility., the
most effective remedy is Kleetric Hit
ters, the great alterative and blood
puritler; the autidute for every form
"
'JD 10
J. N. Watson, Register.
$1500 IN PURSES
their track In Lakeview,
COIIVr
,7tl
incncInK July 2d and ending July7th,
iwx. nit Hum or i.xiwlil IH'UIH-
iriuuteu 111 purHeH, ih ioijowh:
FIRST DA Y-Jt i.v 'Jit.
I'I Khk
lt Race X-niilf daah fl.70 (H)
-i juice iurioiiKH. . 1,. ou
SECOND DAY .II I. v Hit
'.ill Race heat UOIT (X)
iLh I'acuti furI(UlKH
THIRD DAY .II I. v
l."iO 00 I
611 1
"tli Race '-iiillo dah-h 175 00
Cth Race 7 furlongs 1 75 00
FUURTH DAY Jt i.v 7tji
7th Race -inllu heat 250 00
Stli Race 1 mile and 94 feet.. . . 175 00
9th Race 'oiiHolutlon or Homo
other Hpcclal :.. 50 00
The reaHon for the mile and 04 feet
race Is that the track 1h otio rnllu and
94 feet from wire to wire.
rn'iin inv
All of theabovo race ar fr..fr.r.
all, five to enter and
thretj to atart. 1
but the Association reserves the rlht
to hold a lesH number than five by
reducing the purHO In proportion to
the number of horses entered.
Entries, to tloHe the evening before!
the race, at 7 o'clock, nhuip. Thej
Pacific Coast Illood Hoiho Associa
tion to govern all raceH. Entrance
fees, ten per cent of purse. Money to
be divided as follows: 70 per cent to
the llrst horse and 510 per cent to -the
second horse.
The AKsoclation reserves the right
to change any of the above races, In
the event of not tilling. No nioucy
paid without a contest.
Hoard of Directors Geo. D. Har
row, V. L. .Snclllng. F. M. Miller,
Robt. McKee, F. P. Light.
P. P. LIGHT, V. L. KNELLING,
Prewldeut r Kecrctnry
We have just opened our
- spring and summer line of
SHIRT WAISTS, ZEPHERS,
WASH GOODS, GING
HAMS, LACES, EM
BROIDERIES, HOSIERY,
ETC.
W(
invite your inspection
BAILEY & MASSINGIlL
.d m-OiG Day
CiliO HiRC TaMcts.C
month. Tnis &;tnature.
v-.
.
ALBERT G. DUHME
BUYS
TIMBER LANDS
FRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LAKEVIEW.
Si 00 STARTS A FINE
HUSiNESS, daily protlt. t5
Particular! free; write today.
Loos Co., Des Moines, Iowa.
LOCAL
to f 10.
V.. F.
i y tf
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,)
; ss.
L.iean Couiity)
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
be is swnior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney k Co., doing business iu
the City of Toledo, Couuty aud State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hull's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Kworu to boore me and subscribed
iu my presence,' this Oth day of Deo
ember, A. D. 1880.
A. W G LEA SON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls' Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, aud acts directly on the .blood
iand mucous surafces of the
system.
Send for testimonials free.
I F. J. CHENEY Jk CO., Toledo,
O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7.rc.
j Tttke JJulrt .'a3liy Vnill for cuuM
. nation
It Kcachcd the Spot.
Mr. Ii Humphry, who ow us a large
general store at Omega, O., aud is
president of the Adams County Tele
j phono Co., as well as of the Home
I Telephone Co., of Pike County, O.,
says of Dr. King's New Discovery:
"It saved my life once. At least I
tbiuk it did. It seemed to reach the
spot the very seat of my cough -when
everything else failed." Dr.
: King's New Discovery not' only reiicli-
1 es rue cougn spot, ; it neais
the sore
l'Ots aud the weak
spots iu throat,
under guaran-
'1 - nil
1QU8 aua cue" 00,(1
tee at, A. L. Thornton's drug store
50c. and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
H. D. Clark
Contractor and Builder
jlb Work a Specialty
Ivstimates Iirnishetl
Shop next door to AhlHtrom's
Saddlery Shop
Lakeview,
Oregon
to T
ft
cv
M, r
'jpXJUl JifiMBfitVCaUSiaT t
OREGON.
Tlmbrr lnd .Natlrr.
United States Ind Olllce, Iakevlew
Oregon, Feb. lf, 1!H)H.
Notice is hereby giveii that iu coin
pliauce with the provisions of the act
of Congress of Juun T, eutilled,
"An act fui.the sale of timber IuikIh
ill the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washlntgon Territory,"
as extended to all the Public Lund
Sfates by act of August I, 1892.
Virgil Conn, ot Paisley, county
of Lake, State of Oregon, has filed Iu
this otlice his sworn statement. No.
40.'U, for tin) purchase of the NKJ of
Section 17. iu Township .'W, S., lUngu
10 E., W. M., and will offer proof to
show that thai laud sought is mors
valuble for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, aud to establish,
his claim to said land before Register
and Receiver at Lakeview. Oregon,
on Monday, the 1st day of June, 1908.
He names as witnesses: J. j. Auten.
F. P. Light. T. J. Powell, D. P. Mal
loy, all of Lakeview, Oregon, and OtU
Cravens, or Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to tile their claims In this
otllco on or before said 1st day of
June, I9HK.
J. N. Watson, Register
Timber IjiiiiI Xutlrn
United States Laud Olllce Lakeview
Jrogon, Feb. Ill, llKW.
Notice 1h hereby given that iu com
pliaiicu vtth the provlsioim of the act
of Congress of June 1878, entitled,
"An act for the mhIo of timber luiiiJa,
iu the Stales ot California, Oregon,
Nevada and W shingt.011 Territory,"
an extended to all the Publin r.,.,.,1
States by act of Auguht 4, KYJ
Edwin S. Fitzgerald, of Lakeview,
eounty of Lake State of Oregon, him
Illeil III Mils Otllco Ills sworn hliil..i.,...,f
No.
Ki l l (,. 1 1... . . .
. - -, .... I'uiiiiinnu 01 inn
1114.1, iSW quarter. NW iiuartur. N 1.'
quiu lei, of section 15 iu Towuship 4
S , Range 17, E.. W. M., and will of
for proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for Us timber or
stone than for auriculturul t HI 'i munu
ami to establish his claim to said lamt
j 'foie Register and Receiver at Lake-
view im-Kiia on iiiurBday the Hth.
day of May, llKlH.
He names as witnesses: G. W. liar
diHty, Willard Duncan, Joe Lane,
Henry Uoyd.tuu, all of Lakeview."
Oregou.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
olllce ou or before said 28th day of
May, 1908. '
f-10. J. N. Watson, Register.
Louis SHAW
Dealer In Real Estate .
1 have listed Homo of the best
Ranches, Timber Lands and Town
property in Northern Culiforula, a
country thut is bound to Improve rap
idly. Alturas, Califoruiu.