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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1908)
4 r.AKK COUNTY KXAMINKK. LA KKVIKW. OHKION.U'(rNT fl. IWiS Lake County Examiner FRED .1. HOW MAS. Larf tt Paper, and tatfwt ClrcUttn Eaatora and Southern Orrfoai. In rCHIJHHFP EVKKY THl'RHIMY, Itntcr-1 tt the l-ot OflWat I Or. at tvxNiiiil''lAu Mait.T. SCR.CRIPTIO K TE. Oiif rr, in a.lvatxv 12. fix month. Thrr roonth, " fWf not paid ia a tvauoo, li.W the yeat. Snhprnhort to I h Kimm-t ho rmore from onf lixninv to knottier. r chang, their stnftie altlTvn fthoulti rv aim lr to drop thin olTu e a rrt thi-ir paper ran be ait dreiHl to the rttii p4tn!Tce. r - .. . j npproclHtioii ot the AOVKRTIMNO RA1E5. Regular mi"'uie a.! 1 lV mi Inrh. si n k ! t ' column irmi, p r n tli. All jean.iina a.lv chatifri'd fr.-. i U c a nioni n. i ol rtiitpo.i lion ihargt-.t fumil mtm dmiinf.. Ail M-t '! poptiionf extra All almri tvrm al extra Readers, io. l I'onmiiK. Iiv-. per line earn in cliion. Want I" lin earli inner lion Card e( th':i.f II t. Keo!niu.ii of eon.io lenco. fl fe n1 tie . artl- TraiiMerit a.Ker'iv Ine ami joh pruitiiik rah in . lvalue All Miiadue ami pat )e die l;rie( each month. aTaNo UmIhiioii from these terms. fllcul act of Mr. Itoowvelt as Presi dent, tins bon wiuarod, which hni won for biru the conHJenoe aud res pect of hi country men throughout the UuJ. and which lm brought to him at all times their in.jueJiontJ and earnest anpport. It was his ttni veraal mn'licHtiou or the rule which caused his Mtrty, in National conven tion, to pay hitn the following just and splendid tribute of approval." In replying to the speech of Senator Warner and Kentelmea of the Com mitteeI am deeply neiiMlile of the1 honor which the Keptihlican Nntioual convention conferred upon me in the nomination which you formally lou der. 1 accept it of with the full renponnliility it imposes. "Oentlenien, the strength of the Kepuhlicnu cause in the campaign at hand is iu the fact that we represent policies . esentinl to the reform of: I known atu$es, to the continuance of liberty and to prospciity and that we j are determined to nialutaiu them Aud expect to receive second choice Totes from all sonices Mr. llotirne could not expert to Ret any eoutaderahle number of secoud choice votes, for those who il ll not vote tor hint were against hitn. It Is quite poillo that If second choice votes bad been added to first choice votes, Smith and Low el!, as well aa Cake, would have had more votes than liourne, for, where i second choice is permitted at nil, it is in ade compulsory. This ia neceesary iu or.ler to make the system effective. The Kourtie supporters would have had to distribute their secoud choice votes somew here in the field. I'nder the second choice system a ballot upon which uo secoud choice is marked cannot be counted at all. j These tltires and circumstances are set forth as an e.xambla of bow the i seooitd choice '1hu of v tt i tiK wiht . probably Hud would work. Whether ; it is a desirable plan nr not remains for experience to deteimiue. It isdo 1 ish'iiea to permit voters not only to 'express themselves in avor of certaiu i candidates, but, to some extent, I THIS PAPER aome ;Mrwi. contract for Is (epl on Bleat K.C. Pak R AitveriiMiic Agencr 124 Sand Sun Kraneiseo. lal., where al ertiin ran be made for it. OUR NATIONAL TICKET FOB I'Ki:slIK.NT A 1 I.LI .M 11. TA'T Of Ohio. FOR THE l'KKKlDKNT JAl KS S. MIKKMAN OK NKW ViiKK. PRESIDENTIAL El.KCTOHS J. 1). Lt nf Muittioinach t'ounty. F, J. Miller, of Linn t'onuty. A. V. Miiratero, if DoUjjIa County. It. It. Butler, of Ciiliaiu County. carry the in ou. "For more thau ten years the ' aaiust certain i,tliers. It increases' country hits passed through au epoch 'he chance of defeatint a candidate of material development far beyoud who may be particularly objection-j J that have ever occurred iu the word 'lo. Under the ablU(;ton Jaw, Hi I before. Insits course certain evils ' candidate must receive 40 per ceut of have crept ;u ; O1 votes in order to be nominated by "The mau who formulated the ex- the Mrst choice votes. If no candi-i pression of popular conscience mid ' date receives 4i percent, the second! who led the movement for political ' choice votes are ad. led to the first, j reform was president Rooevelt. Hej'"l a comparison aaiu is maJe. and) laid down the doctrine that the rich 'the person receiving the highest num j violaterof thelawr should be as amend 'f votes is declared the nominee, ab-e to restraiut and punishmeut as J The Oregon ameudment permits en-' the otfeuder without wealth and with actment of a law which will provide j out influence and w ill proceed by i fr a third choice as well a a secoud, i recommending legislation and direct-: nd rerti'iU a requirement that the i ing executive action to make that principles good in actual performance." SECOND CHOICE V()TI0 At the election in Juuc the people of this atate adopted a constitutional amendment which was anil is coin uioi Jy called a proportional repre sentati.Mi amendment. If H.-k.-d what the purpose of this ainetidineiit is, aays the OrcKonian. the ordinary voter would say that it is designed to give minority parties representa tion In proportion to the uuinU'r of voters. Hut the amendment con tain other provisions, of which we shall perhaps learn much -a time passes .The first part of the amend ment provides for proportional rep resentation. The amendment aUo says that "provision may lc made bylaw for the voter's direct or in direct expression of his first, pecan d or additional choice amoug candi dates for any otiice. For an office which is filled by the election of one person, it may be required by law that the person elected Hhalllie the final choice of a majority of the elect- successful candidate shall be the ; choice of over 50 perceut of the vot ers. The amendmeut does not require that such a law shall be enacted, but it permits it to be placed upon the statute books. OUR. STOCK OF Gen eral Merchandise CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Cooking Uten sils. Camp and Heating Stoves, Tents, Bedding, Etc., is complete BAILEY & MASSING ILL Lakeview, Oregon NO DEPUTY APPOINTED The attention of The Exact) iner has just been called to the fact that Lake county is without auy representative of the district attorney's otiice. It appears that D. V. Kuykendall, of Klamath Falls, was elected to the office for this ditrtct comprising the couuties of Klamath and Lake. Jlis home is in Klamath Falls, 100 miles from Lakeview. It is a physical im possibility for one man to attend to the demands made upon the district attorney's office for these counties of such great area, and when distances of travel are feo great, and the time consumed in inakiDg trips ou official business. Noting is more patent thau that these two couuties .each should have an attorney to attend to matters that are liable at auy tixe to come, before the district attorney's office, j While this law does not equire that the Incumbent of tne office shall appoint a deputy, it Das been the custom of former occupantd of the office to do so, as a matter of public convenience. Mr. W. J. Moore, of this town. u h,i .iitriPt uiinrnr ; direct primary aooointeJ a denutv at Klamath Falls. I w'nt.m and in Indeed, it is believed that siace the j h practical demonstration 'creation of the county at uo time be-!01 ,,ow u w. The purpose of fore nas the district attomev, whether t,us l"'rt1"" "f tht" i-"'""'"t. and of Lake or Klamath, failed to appoint jffl llW "' enacted under a deputy, au act so far neglected by I t,,e "-ni"Ut, In to prevent the the present incumbent. ! nomliiati.m of persons who are the na injtnUm fa,t thui h. ,a ! choice of a small minority of the v v auva, M -J uu deputy for district attorney for Lake county, the county court in matters of greut necessity, as in' care of in sane or criminal persons, has had to I appoint one of our local attorneys to act in such capacity, a matter of cour-e that brings the question of ex ense therefor as charged to the county. The Independence or Hearst party w hich met at Chicago last week place 1 j iu nomination. Thomas L. Iliseu, of Springfield, Mass for president aud Johu Temple Groves of Georgia for vice preideut. Mr. iligsen is not so well kuowu but Mr. Groves is knwon as an able writer, orater ami locturtr. It was Mr. Groves who at the last election moved to make the vote for President Koosevelt unanimous. He is a Democrat, but. not of the wild and wooly ft ripe. The Oregoniau says: That little roast Judge Grosscup handed to Judge Landis was not a circumstance compared with the scorcher President 'Roosevelt administered to Grosscup. Aud, what is more important, the people agreed with Roosevelt. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tai icts. rvjO Seven Million boxes sold In pa&t 13 months. This Signature,-' S f- CsyT' Curs Crip In Two Days. or every box. 25c Real Instate Transfer Smiles and Squalls y 'THK VKHIHVT .K" In vie of this conditions of things, aud because of piling up add itional cot upou the taxpayers of this county, it would seem that Mr. Kuy kendi'l woul 1 see the imperative necessity of appointing a deputy for Lake county Meanwhile, if such a thing Le possi ble, the large and growing demands' of Lake County are such as call for the establishment of a separate dis trict; and it is probable that this also is the case with Klamath county. tors votinir for the candidates for: i that office. These principals nnv be A fifteen year old Illinois boy ! applied by law to nominations bv ui;iJ1 because he did not live ln.,lltl....l..ftrH..-,rn,1..r,,.i,..H- happily with his VI year old bride, r r jtownom ne was married ouly two This provision for an expresion of j mouths siuce. There is a moral here second choice is now in effect in the hut we can't tell it, as we seem to direct primary law in the state of ! tiave Jott thu combination. eptemler we! Tlie ladies of Portland have de- cliirec thin Uiey will not wear aig; ret ivlll ivit t!ie L!!"'.i-i u. ch.tuct; to live until .lested in their work of catching the destructive worm ami insect. I!ut liow about the latter? We knew a Frenchman up in Quebec who would nut kill the animals Cob by liurns denominated "crawling feriles" iHtrause: "l'j(r lit tie tiliK In like tj live ts well as me" The C.ar exports his recalcitrant legislative helpers the iJoiima tt MlaTia, and lets them take tle-irown time to die. lie it Ioiijj jr stiort. The Siiah turns rapid-tire cannon upon his parlimeutarians. and by so doinn gets rid of them more expeditiously. His method daubs up the building; some, liu' It works to his liking and the results are the same as ttiose em-1 ployed by that Man of J'eace, the j Czar II. J. Overturf to Weyeihauser Land Co. H half XK ipiarter, Seo '.'ii, and SW tiuarter XW iiuarter. NV ipiarter SW ipiarter Kee 'S tp S, I Kanue r. JiHJ W. A lelzell to Weverhauser Land Co. K half K half sec ' tp Z)S. Range 'Jl K lid. Xellie Webber to Weyerhauser Land Co lot t, 8SV (juarter NW ipiarter, H half Nli uarter, sec 4 tp :!.'), Rauga 17 K. 10. J. Snider toO. M. Hronswold V half sec ilS NW quarter XW ipiarter I see IS.-! tp 40 8 It. 1!) K i?H. I Ralph Sheldon to Weyerhauser Land Co. KW acres iu section Tl and T M S.R . 13 E. 10 I Rosa A. Trosk to eyerhaiif er Land Co. N half XK quarter seo. !' T. Ii. 17, K. fl WANT COLUMN GO TO TOLLMAN'S' GALLKKY for photos, views, aud enlargmentH. ! First cluts wotk. Fair prices. Jtltf j NEWS STAXI):-I)AILV I'AFKRS can be purchased each morning at Wallace &. Co's. news stand on Wa i ter street, north or the Postofllce. Pitf 1 1 OUR. NEW QUARTERS Tlie J .'.la view I'tirtiiturc Com-li.-uiy ii.-is niovnl into tlie lare Hricl: iMiiltlin- on Water street wheu- a Lare Stoek of every tliin.L Msuallv found in a I'tirn iture -tore will lie kept Undertaker's Parlors ..... Repair Shop MR. TAFV NOTIFIED A dispatch from Cincinnati, Ohio of the 28 ult say a 'William tl. Taft was today officially notified of his nom ination for preiedeut bv the llepub licau N'aticnal Convention at Chicago. The notification speech was made by Wililam Warner of Missouri, who Said iu part : "I canuot, sir, complete the dis charge of this woi-t agreeable duly without assuring you of the high repsect iu which you are held not ouly by those of your own political faith, but by your fellow citizens without regard to party of their ad inirution of your ability, manifested throughout your pablic service; of their knowledge of the preparation which will I,i mg to the dihchaige of the high aud rtitlitult duties of Presi dent; of thtir belief in your deep conviction of thu equality of ult men befoie the law, and iu the practical application of that principle Ly any administration of which you may be the bead, the rule by which every voters. Such a hystem of voting would have ma-'e u preat difference in the result Of the nomination for Senator in this state in limn. In the i primary contest in that year there I were five candidates. Mr. Rourne winuin-; over Mr. Cake by a few votes. As everyone knows, it was a i liourne and anti-liourne light. Mr. Bourne had a certain definite sup ; port, but the opposition to him was J divided amolip four candidates. As ! a resmc, liourne received more votes than any on- of opponents, lie was I the lirnt choice of those wBo voted for him, but he was not t lie second I choice of any considerliale number of i voters. Those who wanted him nominated voted for him did not want him scattered their votes and wasted them. Cutler a plan which permitted the expression of a second choice. Mr. Cake would have received many second-choice votes from the supported of Lowell, Smith and Watson, while Mr. R jurne would have received very' few. The vote ut the primary election stood thus ; liourne . ... . . 12,77 Cuke 12 2"j2 I-owel! 7V,:, Smith c;.S:j Wutsou 4,241 DI TCH Ll'XCH cry Saloon. AT THE l-.RKW-tf LAKfcYlEW FURNITURE ELI RESTAI'RANT meals at all hours. EIRST- I. ASS tf STORE. WALLACE CO., Prop r COST & KING HAVE THE REST grade of Liqours aud Cigars to be found iir ( iregon. tf J. II. CUTLER WHISKY AT THE Hotel Lakeview bar. The I stand purest whisky made. tf What Is llext for I utliisesllon T Mr. A, Robinson of Ontaiio, has been troubled for years with indiges tion, and lecotnmeuds Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets an "the best medicine I ever used." If troudbied with iudigeHtlon or coqati patiou give them a trial. They are . r. .. 1..... ..!..:.. 1 il . . . those who LC" '"I" V . "r" ivnay iu u ttts nun jjeuMiiL la etieci. Pric-, '2-i cents. Samples free at Oaiy &. Hall's Drug store. Total , ; Mr. liourne was nominated by about .'IO percent of the Republicans of the i-tate. It was a flght with liourne against the Held, and the 'field votes would have been distributed among the field candidates for a secoud choice and would not have been given to liourne. Cake, presumably, would have had the larger numer of but in Eastern Oregon both Smith and Low ell would have been the second choice of large ij urn hers of voters w ho mude Uoume and Cake first choice. There was no particular objection to these candidates, or to Watson, so that they and Mr, Cake could reasonably Teacher's Examination Notice ia nereby given thai the County Superintendent of Laje County will hold the regular exami nation of . applicants for stata aud county papers at Lakeview, Oregon, as follows : FOR 8TATE PAPERS Commencing Wednesday, August, at 9 o'clock a. m., and contin uing until Saturday August 15, l'J08 at I p. m.. ' , Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, physicai geography, read ing, psychology. Thursday Written Arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, bookkeep ing, physics, civil government. Friday Physiology, geography,' com position, Algebra, English Litera ture. Saturday liotauy, plane geometry, general history, school law, FOR COUNTY PAPERS Commencing Wednesday, Aug. 12, at 'J o'clock a. in. aud continuing un til Friday Aug 10, 1!XJ8 at 4 o'clock p m Wednesday Peuumanship, history, orthography, reading, Phyacial geog raphy Thursday Written Arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, physiology. Friday Geography, school law, civil goveruent, English literature. II. 11. Jackson, Co. School Superintendent. LOOK AT THE NOTICE FOR RE ward Issued by the Telephone Company for destroying Its prop erty. PHI NOTICE. Subscription to Stock in the lakeview Flour Mills ii now due, and siiare holders are requested to call upon the Secretary, A. liieber, and make payment and receive their certificates. liy order of president, F. O. iiiiuiing. 21 tf NOTICE SHEEP MEN MY SH EAR ing corrals and dipping vuts iu Camas Prairie are now ready for use, aud in good shape. 1010 Rosa McDaniels. WANTED TIMRER LANDS-HOME etead relinquishments wanted. Wa want to buy direct from owners. Write particulars to M. II., IJox i'J'l, Eugene, Oregon. 9t r,aW arnaaa mtnm f rm H - I lafJi ALBERT G. DUHME BUYS TIMBER LANDS a FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING LAKEVIEV. OREGON. "WANTED, GOOD MAN IN EVE ry locality. Good pay; experience unnecessary to represent large Real Estate organization, write today. 11. Ff Loos Co., DesMoines, Iowa." tf for men who toil Levi Strauss & Co's Copper Riveted Overalls the kind that "WEARS" cut full made of aclcctad duniin Hi 71 v::: ir Nolde & Reynolds House, Sign and Carriage P a i liters Pajicrin and Kas.j,iinini Olllce with Wood'-o k .. ilriies General lilo .-( 1) Lakeview . -' Oregon H. D. Clark Contractor and Fiuilder Job Work a Specialty Estimates Furnished Shop next d'lor to MJstroin'H Saddlery Shop Lakeview, Oregon WESTERN STAGE LINE Cfias. Lambert. Manager Leaves Klamath Falls Daily fit 7 O'clock, A. M. Office; American Hotel $10 LAKEVIEW S18 ROUND TRIF W ANTE D A reprcHenlatlvc in thin country ly a lurfco real catuto corporation. Special InducemeiitH to thoao who wish to become financially Intercut !. The Real Estate Security Co. Fort Dearborn Bldg. Chicago, ill.
