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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1908)
-4 LAKE nU'XTV KXAMIMCIU KVUTW. OKWSON. TUVKSIU V, KTOTE:R 22. IINiN - 4 Lake County Examiner KKKH J. HOW M.. l.argrit taprr, ! I rr Clrariatlm M Eaatcr and Southern .0re. Pt"HMsMKl KVKHY Tlll.ttnlviT. KntT"l l the I "oi Oftlcvet l.a.Kevlew.Orr. at SoeotuM'laaa Matter. 111! NTV oKFirlAl .mAWl iMk li xi(H, In (lit vain lo"' tlutt It wllltt,-Mell 1 1)0 votes ol be iiiitlilnk lug mini lend liiin tt the goal of Ills perennial ambition. 'hi sprakcrs were n'ven f-.pioitt Nppbttl.', .After the speaking, opportunity was given those mo desiring to shfll t ho roll am! to KiilixtTilH it (mill (r current expenses, procuring speiik (runnd othiT necessary expenses. i A Inrgt'tininber pliuod their inline. j-.ni the roll ol the club. - 1 III the purpose to hold regular meetings and tMidcnvor to work up nome e iiiIuihIuhiii (or 1 1 it republican candidates Is-twecn now and clce tloti tiny. nbscrliiort to I ho Kiamlner who remove I i trotn one innlliT in ami"r. ir ohni: ! . - . , ... . i iholr iviiMAri' ail.irt'u hMii1 rvmi'intxT in: vi k. I. i l. i r i ri-t SM,r.lrrVhrx:mrc', i -m vmuamx ..an - : -l. Trr r- -- fskuare 0U the h'llll, U We Call VOUCH ADYKRNMNO -.! E. i f or by actual experience, in the Regular Mainline aU ' -an Inrh.-sinslo I ,,ii,. . column .oo. r month. All staiKling ails, loiiomos. chuniio.l free twice miih. iwmt voiviNi- The nttor folly of iuvesttng in life tion rhariirtl for nil e x i - an .- All s.wil i ..-.. i-oK-ie is illustrated bv pinion extra All sivw-t am a.l extra ltlsll atH B poi .1 les ,..,. VJ K.-d,T..i..-iwiuin..v. ,.erJiue..eh n j the expeneue oM.ro. Duke, lwenty (vitioii. Wain !.('. .ihn-va'ii insertion I year ago he took out a iwtnty year Cant of thanks tit. irt-M-luiioHs of ctiii.Io- j ,0licy That I'olicj u Muted recent lem-.Mi.waiidii.f-K. !lTulMr. Hukf ucched jut-t fin inTOr?n ,:dvir',"Bg urt J ' i a,vu, luz lu;lu;y k rf..i.,rn.f u...h ..n...h h taken out with the raoine Lite $FXa itf vkmoii fra. Ihvse trrnia. l.i , 51 B5CRIlTION RATI:. One rar. In ailvanco Hf mopths. Tbrve mtKitlia, " imlt not palit in a.tvaiiff tJ Wl ibuyaa: S" THIS PAPER Is kci.t u lllv l K.l'. Ua Aitvoriiaing Aki ih t U'4 mol j liime Strivt, San Fraaaiaco, Vial., wherv contracts for advertising ! t mailt for it. , I i uii I u i. ta t X tw nnu i'uii fli..iirM il.lt I the interest iMr. Liuke rertiveti on his fort I iuvetn ent. It ic, Mr. l)uke nuy. a awiuUlo, flue nno ttluitie. t may uut lie jjeuerally known, but jSoknue. in the nossesfiou of the nitf) MtTinVAl TICWVST ! Spokoaiuuu Retlew, bus otie of the ruK I'KKSIDKNT Of Ohio FOR nCE-l'KKMlliKNT JAMES S. M1F.IIM.VN OF KE W VOltK. J. l. Lee, f Miiltnoniavli t'ount.v. F.J. Miller, of Linn County. A. C Marnter-i, of )ourl)i County. K. II. liutler. of Ulllliim iCounty. greatest daily DewpHpies in the i whole United States. Its speoial i news 8erTice of the lclaud empire is a model for other dailies to en.ulate, ! n.i.l ii aurv fuutura it Id tvurt hv of D .1 . ,u . 11 1J ..... k.'.V . V .tf V. . J . " conimendatiou. When there is close oounectiou between her and Spo kane, it is likely that the Spokes man Review will be a welcome visitor to many here, and ill turn will be of material benefit to this section. LAKE COUNTY SHEEP NUMBER 200.000 HEAD Pil vo Klder. tlio liivp kluol l.nke Count v, lm lufortuoil the Kliitiinth Herald' tlmt there are t.ulv lnuinxi lieeplll Luke Coil II l.v. Hilt t' S. lu poo tor I'roiiiKuoi, who n Ueii nil over the county on ii tour of liihoee. tlmi report lOW.iHtti Ih ihI In theoomity ThU ii u in I K-r inoludeH thin yeiir't In trene. What Mr. Kldor h.-ivm an to low price of Hheep U true. Ir Lyllle, of I'i iiiIIi tun. who wiim eant of hero a 1 nlmrt t line t line wince, hiivh tlintlM. , INK) cwt-H were Hold for a lump niiiii of fsr.iHiO. while ,M,(KM I.iiiiIin only , fetcliol $ 1 N head. The nvent raliix have innde a fair Htiioiint of foi'd. ho that owiicim will i not Im compelled to noil, and Home I have prcparco fur a hard winter by j purcha.ie of hay to fi-od tlielr tinck-i I The wool triiMt ho'ih doteruiliie.! I to hold the price of wool down to the lower-t liotcli piwuililo, him) In only offorliitf 11 centn. Kortuately i the Hhecli men ol thin m--u..i nrci handed cnnnli no tbat t he hit not comiM-llcd to Hell, and for that ; nil hou are HtlcMnt; for at liat !." cents. I It Hceino now to be a iiiichIIom of, endurance Itet ween tllelll a I f lloilich j It ih bvlievt'd t hat alter 'lect Ion, l't- t-r pi lci'H will pievall. was Kara Pa. For Chronic DUrrhoco "While in the army in !Mi:i 1 takeu with chronic diarrhoea," lieu. M. Keltoti of South Ciibsou, "1 hare siuce tried many remedies but without any permnaeut relief, un til Mr. A. V. Mies of this place, pertuailed me to try Ohamberliiin's Coilo, Cholera and Hiarrhoea Remedy at ouee. " For sae by Paly and HalL These Beautiful Crisp M ornmgs Are a Fore-warning That Winter is Coming Now we arc prepared to furnish you with Supplies of All Kinds for Fall and Winter Use. You will need Blankets, Wool Underwear, Rubber Boots and Shoes, Sheep-lined Coats and Vests, Caps, etc. Our Grocery Line is Complete We ask you to call, inspect our line, and compare prices. St IJM1I Lakeview Oregon The Portland Telegram is prodding iilarrirnan for the dereliction of his plain duty to Oregon in matter of ex isting train service. Eveu its main liue-service between Portlaud and all points is very much inferior to that served for people elsewhere. Millions have been filched lroiu the people of this state, w ith do adequate leturn. It in time to make a general roar all aloug tbe line ! .The Oregonian has a t le of woe, such ..as the Examiner can relate "hundreds and huudieds of times," in the following as to the misdeds of printers : When you write "synthetic philoso phy, and it appears in print sym pathetic philosophy, you feel injury, but there is no remedy. the LOCAL REPUBLICANS OROAMZE On lant Thurnday evening a .Taft and heriwau duL' wai organized In Lakeview, with Oil, F.J Liht as chairaimi and W. . Snider .secre tary. The ora.nization wan effected In the opera, h'ae. Quite a jj.stlier lu waspreHeut, iuuludiu a conrtid crabki sprinkling of iieiuworats. Speeches were uiude by Col. Boone L. V. Conn anil J. M. Uiitchelder. The colouel uiade yuite a lengthy epeeca di-cusiiii; tne necessity fif placing .j curb on flie railroad and predatory iuteresiH hia argument be ing that if the policies of President Roosevelt are to be maintained, a very deisiralde purpose in view uf past aud existing condition, then It is certainly neeeHMiry that Air. Tafi should le elected. Lie insited that history proved, and notulily ho in both Clevelan.l aJiuinUtruiioiMi.that nothing isex(et-ted in the way of reform from any democratic nuurce. This fact driven home to his mind during the Clev-olaud regime liad caused Ii i id then to withdraw fryiu that party. All their aute-election pledges were then lirokeu and would be n in He MKHerted very Hiroiily that the bent interests of the uuiny made ptoieclion of American linlui try a neceiiy. The tariXf mut be niaiiitained, or if changed at tlj uch cbuiije should only b tuade by the friends of the measure, iie Kald the woo1 intere.sts of Lake county were paramount, and could only le con- ! deep and iutelligout iutrest in their Berved by keeping the republican par j husbaud's Liwiuess there would be ty In power. Evidence of this fact i leas docneatii uiihnppiness and few was bad w hen the democrat atruek ! divorces in so-eaUed hih iocity. " wool do ii by .That man McJ.au r in, of South Car olina.says he is proud of the fact that be ds one , of the henchmen in the United States senate for tbe Stand ard Oil. ..The people in this couotry are certainly not proud of McLaunn, and it is up to the people of South Carolciua to say what tbey think of a man of uch shameless pretensions. The Coos ,J'.ay Harbor says the moauetit person is one will take a newspaper a vnu or more, and thou y;et the pus tin 'inter to send a "refused" .card Sin -e assuming control of the Examiner we have iiad but oiieuch tuiso and, tiling of ii! that one was a ludv. STOCK MARKE1 VERY DULl No Sheep Sold iiikI Some Siniill Cattle Herds llrhen Out Tbe stock market, to far as sheep and wool is coucerned is absolutely quiet. Nothing doiug. so stock men inform us There Is a little movement in cattle. J. A. Fitzpatru has takeu out three bunches from the Chewaucan, com prising about: l.stio head, which are to be shipped to the J. H. Ilaggiii ranch in Kern County, California, where they will be prepared for market. Miller .t Lux have had buyers up in the Surprise and other valleys, and are reported to have picked up con siderable stock which they also are taking to their feeding farms. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. fV:J Seven Million boxes told l i past 1 2 month. ThlS S'CTiatlira. A Or Cui m Cr'.p (a Two lav- OA ewiv s 'i iE3axttiT-t?-.'rvr - AN EASTERN OPINION OF LAKE COUNTY Smiles and Squalls By "TIIK VF.HIMVT O.IK" Mrs. Jiarr.iman .in talking of social duties, at Omaha, .Neb, tail: "I believe that it more nunieu would take placni; it on the free list under the Cleveland ai I win M ra tion, briniuK distress and hnrdship to every p -rson in Lake county, ren dering clear evidence to everyone .1..... t - 1.1 iti.vL iiciinH.1 'i . uijijfi nuuiij do the same t hin, and wool aaln wonld be placed on the free lis t. No one in Lake county would want any change made in that way and the way to prevent it Is to vote for Mr. Taft He aiKUed that politics are based on selfiiHhriess, and really a liusnesH proposition, and that everyone should make it a point to vote so as to oest nerve his Indi vidual Intercut. Mr. Conn pursued about the same line of argument. He Bald that eve ry man, In deciding how he nheuld cost his ballot, should stop and con aider how tbat vote would work for or against his own Interest. If he were a democrat, and knowing that party fealty required or demanded that he should support a policy that lie knew or felt wan opposed to his material Interests, such as reduction or removal of the tariff from wool, he would at least lay aside his polit ical beliefs for the tjnie being and would Hupport'tue party that would do t he best for his jarsouaJ welfare. Mr. Uatchtlder discussed the politi cal vagarlea and excentrlc wandering of llryun In Lis tdrenuous endeavor to become 1'resldent of the United States. Any line of policy, no matter how absurd it mgut be or how ephemeral la Its nature, so long as It serves hliu as a votu-getter, )s a paramount Issue with htm. He rode free silver until Its buck waa broken, and now be is astride tbe pew hobby-horse of guaranty of i Uuited States fenatur Umley char acterizes the statement that be is about, to resign as absurd. Oh, well Mr. liailey we will take your word for it . but all the same, men of your stripe, whether demo crat or republi can, have got to go ! The government siseuis to be luoking very closely thes days after land claimauU. Jf otficals of former .days had done tbe tame thing there woutd have been more laud now for the homeless, and the land-grabbers would have bad less land. The Portland Telegram, iu view of the scandal about tbe Standard OiL very pertinently sayg: We would like to Inquire, is tbe price ct Senators Ugared la tbe price which tbe public has to pay for its kefosene? A jade mine in Siskiyou County, Cal. is said to be the only one of its kind in the country. Jade was dis covered there in 1900, and tests showed tbat the mineral was up to tbe stand ard in every particular. The Farmers and Traders National Hank at Lagrandu has closed Its doors. The bank had large deposits of town, school mid county funds, and was supposed to be perfectly solvent. The Southern Faoiflo is getting in such a hurry to get into Klamath Falls tbat tbe old slow contractors are being sacked to makeway for rushers. The supreme 'court of Washington upheld the state primary law la every particular. Mr. Aukeoey will bave to take t)is medicine. A Texas man wants to have his mother-In Ih w arrested, on the ground that "marriage Ii a lottery" and t he one she run, Ih the one that scooped him In. They have put rubber tires on their lynchiug bees down South-that is judging from newspaper comment, that "everything is done in a quiet manner. " A syndicate has been organized In New York to sell canned sermons to tne ministry at rate of 'i cents per week or $10 per year. It may be tbe same gang otferiug tbe newspaper fraternity aids to laziness of this sort are attempting to work up a more profitable held Tbe Western PuLlisbei says a Kan sas editor tells this story on one of tbe local teachers in his town. She drew a picture of a volcano on tbe board, picturiug the eruption with fiery colored ciayou. She then asked tbe youugseers what it looked like. One little towhead yelled: "It looks like h-1." A Baltimore undertaker advertises: "A free grave with eveiy cofliu." lint no one has noted any extra rush to bis b.irgaiu counter. The political big guns in both parties are f illing by tbe wayside, iirer. Hearst done tbrowed de brick dat 'sploded de standard oil can 1 One throw brought down Foraker and Haskell, and others are said to be trembling for fear of those awful let ters he got from Archibald. A New York darkey said "Her neber was no chicken born wot I kaint ketch I" Then he grabbed an ostrich by one of its ankles. The bird looked calmly around, placed its other foot on the colored man's head, and push ed bun !i0 feet into space. When he alighted, and recovered somewhat, b finished the foregoing remark with: ".But I aint gwine to take no mo' chances uid dem two-laigged mules, no sab ! I Tbe follow lug letter was sent one ; subscriber of the F.xaminer by auoth i er aud is a talued test imoiiiiil as to l Ibis town, its people, and the laud j aud its products, by ono who lias given us a personal visit ; K1NSLF.Y, Kan., Sept. 1, l!HJH .Vir. C. A. (irilfilh. Lamed, Kau. Pear Sir: In reply to your ipiei-tlons "bout Oregon and the Oregon Valley Land Company's lauds. I went there for tbe purpose of looking it over Had fouud everything as good it not better than repteseted by the company. In fact, it is the best propositon I struck in seven weeks travel from Kansas to the Pacific coast. The climate is line; tbe soil black, rich loam iu the val leys; all crops good without irrigation aud better when they uxe water; all kiuds of tine fruit and vegetables; a nice little town with about loOU peo ple, all well tlxed happy and friendly. In fact. 1 felt more at home tlieio than any place in my travels. 1 , bought a contract as soon as 1 got j back, and expect to buy a I 1 cau and j go back to make my home there. If you bave one of tbete contracts, 1 would advise you to stick to it aud buy as many more as you enn cairy. There is no possible way to loose out on it. When the railroad that Is building gets there, and it will be there inside of a year, all this laud will be worth two or three times what it costs you. There will le all kinds of business there, and if you want to live there, there is no finer place under the sun. T. B. Hoffman, Kinsley, Kansas. (Ex-County Treasurer of Edwards County, Kansas. ) CLA8SIFED WANTS ( Hvr a per I Hit m niii'irlll .ir..r.l. rarli In, rilon. Thl t !) i.j. U, ,ir Ii ... l - r nmrili. arFNi '1 .Ti lm no'iit 1 01.1 ro d fur Iran Until J.. --!) t. W A N T K I ' ti ikhh Maiian.k re- HilieH the HcrviooH of a man Iu Lakevlt w to look after expiring hiiIi KcrlptloiiM and to hoc lire licw IiiihIiichm by means of Hpeclal method uiiiihii allv effective; poHldoti perniiiio u I ; prefer one w it Ii ex pcrlcncc.hu t w ould coiiHldi r any applcalit wit Ii truo.l ni f . turnl ipiallfieatl .iih; salary fl 0 m r day, Willi coiuiuIhhIoii option. AdilresH. with liferent'!-; I! t . 1'ea I'iM'k. Kooni 1 1 ii", Nii.x-chh Msgaxlne ltldg. New York. L isT Lantern star I'ln. oaklatil Charter No. IK) 011 one Hide, and I lella C0I1I1 on tbe other. I l'TA KIMS II.VVK THE IIEST urade of l.limrn and t Igars to lr found In Oregon if .1. II. ( I TLEIt Will K X AT TIIK Hotel Lake lew bar. The Is-nt and purist whisky made. tf LOOK AT THE NOTICE uit ItK- Ward iHHiied by tbe Telepllontt Company for dent roving Its proi Tty. Hit I FOI Nl- iMiid rin. A KnlgbtH of Pythias Eniiiiro at this oiliec VANTEl lauds. farming lands, timber and 01 her lands direct, from the owner. (Jive full particulars and price to. ALEX. Ml ltliOCK, -4'-:im Attoipe.v at law, 11MW Uronil way, Oakland. Cal. NOTICE. Customers must comply with the riil-s and regulations of the Lakeview Water Company, or the water will bo shut oil. 'J7-tf. S V. KEI1AKT. DUTCH Ll'NI cry Saloon. II AT THE I'.IIEW tf Ttf. lili'S lr a Iteur A Prineville shopman beard a noise during the night iu his sheep fold, aud rushed out with a ii caliber revolver and a dirk. He stumbled on to a big bear that knocked his revolver from bis baud, the bear grappled the man attempting to crush him. He stabbed the bear with the dirk twice, and be came unconscious. When he came to he fouud the bear dead. m 11 ni iW 'fi r VHUtjatABtM jtaKUkalMUMHMWl;! jiv .' in the mine i ktM M lk turn, im tb w4t r im (to wtktkop, i1wjimJ t Levi Strauss & Go's Copper Riveted Overalls anaiH ia lW rt4 MJ (at orai4 wa XCiZ22LVltl A He-.nr Ol.l lt.. KlIUii l i.lf The Mai Iran Pioneer says. The live year old son of Kev. 1. I). Urown proved his prowHHHiis u hunter IuhI Thursday by disposing of a coyote, slngleliamlcd. He started out with a small dog as his sole c inpiinioti, and when the found tbe coyote, the the dog lii-ld his attention while the plucky little fellow run in and killed film with a club. W A N TED TIM HEK LANDS HO M E stead relinquishments wanted. We want to buy direct from owners. Write particulars to M. H., liox 491!, Eugene, Oregon Jt N EWS STA NT :-Ta7l Y PAPEKS ran be purchased each morning at Wallace St Co's. news stand on Wa ter street. north of the Postofllce. Hitf "WANTED, HOOD MAN IN rv locality. (Jooil pay; experience unnecessary to represent largo Real Estate organization, write today. II. F. Loos Co., DeSiVioini'B, Iowa." tf THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is herelo nlveii that oil Moll day the l'.lth d l. of IK IoU r, l'.KiS from . o'clock A. M. lo.'. I . k P. ,M of sal ila.v, the County Hoard of I'.pnili.alloii will - 11, ,n at Hie County CU-iKh olllce -it Lakeview Oreg- n. for the purpose of pulillily I'X.llnlniiig the mhhchiu!-iiI m l Im tin year p.sis , ami toioir. i l alienors in valiiiii'oi., d. M-rlptl f qimlitlcH of binds, loin or oilier property; that thcHltiliii oIhiiIiI board will U' n 11 t Inued from day to day t bi-renlli r mil il t he ex a 111 1 na Hi hi and correction of niiiii iiHHcKHinent roll Hlinll be fully completed ; provided, the said exam ination Is completed within one month in which the board Is requir ed to meet. All iM-rsons Interested lire i-CHiectully requested to be present at 1 he sitting of said Hoard of Eouallxn- tlon. and show cause If any there 1st why their jissefHini nt for tin- sab) year should not Im charged or cor rected as t ho said board inav seem Just and proper. W. D, Wist. Assessor of LakeCouiity, Oregog. by J. 11. llhilr. Deputy. fil'l-N4. A three-stamp quartz mill is being built for the Ulue Kiver mining EVE-1 district iu Lane cnuutr. for an Albany company'at the Ashland Iron Works, and some Improvements are claimed for it by the inventor, over mills of its class. Would Mortgage the Farm A farmer on Rural Route 2, Fupire, Oa, W. A. Floyd by name, says: "iiuckien's Arnica Salve cured the two worst seres I ever saw : one on my band and one on my leg. It is worth more than its worth iu gold. I would not be without it if 1 had to mortgage the farm to get ." Oulr 'i-'C. at A. L. Thornton's diiik store. Hrllllii- for Oil In Crk County The new drilling out II t for the MadrasOil & Oas Co., has arrived at Slianiko, ami as soon as It can be hauled out. will bo set up and work resumed ai the well which the Com pany Is drilling on the wect slope of drizzly mountain. The new drill Is capable or sinking the hole to a depth of several thousand feet. If It Is found necessary to go that deep. Where bulleU Flew David l'arker. of Fayette, N. Y. a veteran of tbe civil war who lost a foot at Gettysburg, aava : "The good Electric Rlttera bave dono U worth more than live hundred dol lars to mo. I spent much money doctoring for a bad case of utomache trouble, to little purboso. 1 then tried Electric Hitters; and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic. anil tbey keepjine strong and well." 50c at A. L. Thornton's drug store. OUR. NEW QUARTERS The Lakeview Furniture Com pany has moved into the large Ilrick Iiuilding on Water street where a Large Stock of every thing usually found in a Furn iture Store will he kept Undertaker's Parlors Repair Shop ..... LAKEVIEW FURNITURE STORE. WALLACE & CO., Prop'r r 0
