LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER. LA REVIEW, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1909
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! LAKEEEV
is the Ont-fitting Point for
This Great
Inland Empire
Personal Mention
It is now on the verge of receiving railway fa
cilities. It will receive an increase of several
thousand inhabitants during the coming sea
son. It is surrounded by the richest country
on the face of the globe THE COLDEN
GOOSE LAKE VALLEY.
DO NOT MISS
this last and best
chance to secure
Nice JO-acre tracts at $200.00, paya
ble $20 down and $J0 per month.
These are IDEAL FARMS for Fruit Raising,
Sugar Beet
Farming.
Culture, or Poultry
REMEMBER
We plant
chards
or
sire.
We
money; and
care of you. "
save
you
then
we
money;
" Let
your land to Or
anything you de-
we make you
vour land take
LAKEVIEW DEVELOPHENT CO.
Lakeview, Oregon
Bernard C. Sitz, Mgr.
P. O. Box 214.
COLORADO
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
The BestMeals in TownTry Us.
BakerV n connectin' Fresh Bread Daily
J C. E. LONZWAY, Propreitor
Society Notes
W. O. Nett, for two years Head
Ranger in tbe Forest Service at this
place, left Lakaview Monday witb bia
family for tbe Crater National Forest,
to which be has been transferred for
duty in tbe same capacity under
Supervisor Eriokson, formerly of tbia
jplace.
Mr. Ineram demonstrated bia
respeot for Mr Neff by inviting bia
entire force including bis stenoKraph
er. as well as tbn wives of tbe raneera,
to a big banquet wbicb was given at
tbe Colorado hotel on Snnday even
ing. A sumptuous dinner was served
in elegant style by Mr. and Mrs.
Lonzway of tbe Colorado, and all tbe
participants in the excellent spread
report spending a meet enjoyable
eveniug.
Supervisor Ingram acted as toast
master, and many good speeches were
made by the rangers Miss Boubam
presented a piece of poetry which
referred feelingly to Mr. Netf'a career
us a ranger. In this piece she showed
rare ability as a poet. Mr. Leavitt
furnished food for both amusement
and eerious thought by a speceh in
which be expressed the sentiments of
the Fremont force for Mr. and Mrs.
Neb.
Those present were: Miss Veda Bon-
bam, Mr. and Mia G. D. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Leavitt, Mr. and Mrs.
M B M nes rave, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Neff, Supervisor Guy M Ingram and
Rangers Jay billings Jason S. Elder,
Earl Abbott and Tbeo, F. Cadle.
The ARCADIA
floving Picture Show
Illustrated Songs
Moving Pictures
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
tbe season was tbe party given at tbe
borne of Marjorie and James Bernard
last Saturday evening. Progressive
top epi iuing formed tbe chief amuse
tuent of tbe evening. This is tbe Hrst
ti'iie this game has been tried here
and it was declared a success by ali
who were present. Tbe game
resembles i rogressive whist in so far
as pArtoers uud tables are concerned.
At 11 o clock a dainty luncb was
served after which tbe guests listened
to some flue musical selections, both
vocal and instrumental
.Miss Kate Duttou received a hand
some enp and -saucer as first prize,
while Walter Dreukel was pieseuted
witb a book. Miss Mildred Rebart
and Mr. Chester Dykeman received
consolation prizes. Mrs. J. N. Wat
son assisted in entertaining.
Those present were: Hazel McKee,
Mae Green, Emily Ayres, Marjorie
Bernard. Varian Stickle, CubaAmick,
Louise Storkmann, Mildred Rebart,
Kate Dutton, Verda Umbach, Jessie
Stickle, Henry Newell, Earl Garrett,
Lynn Cronemiller, James Bernard,
Guy Cronemiller, Walter Drenkel,
Chester Dykeman, George Wborton,
Walt Dutton.
and
PROORAn CHANGES
Mondays, Thursdays
Saturdays
Two Shows each Night
At 8:00 and 9:00 o'clock
Odd Fellow Building, Lakeview.
Admission 10 and 15 ct
ALFttm M311TII, ITnprlrter.
Gambling in Arizona was killed,
when tbe territorial council passed a
bill prohibiting it in any form. Tbe
measure will become a law when tbe
governor affixes bis signature, which
ia assured, as be recommended tbe
measure in bis annual message. Nev
ada also bad passed a stringent law
against gambling. Now that those
two worst otfeurters have banished th
tiger it would peem that it must go
from tbe win le laud.
O. L Dunbar, and A N. Anthony
of Portland, were, visitors in Lake
view last Friday.
R J. Martin, President of tbe
Oregon Valley Lnd Co. arrived Friday
from Kansas City.
He will be here about ten days tak
ing note of what tbe engineering crew
are doing in surveying for tbe irriga
tion dams and ditches, and looking
after other matteia of moment to tbe
company's work here. Now that
PCing is teally here, Mr. Martin
assures the Examiner that be will
crowd matters forward with ' utmost
dispatch so as to get ready for tbe
opening of tbe lands of tbe company
some time early this fall.
Kerybody ii Lakeview is glad to
welcome this big. jovial man of
affairs, feeling tbat to bis effort is
due tbe remarkable and extended
Interest this section is receivng from
people all over tbe Union.
Dr. Daly returned Friday from bis
eastern visit. He says tbat be enjoyed
bis trip, but the weather wherever be
went was such tbat no. one felt like
paying it a compliment,. Tbe oldest,
inhabitaut in eacb locality qever
exprienced the like. But such people
usually are forgetful. The d xtor is
happy to get back home. He says tbat
wherever he went be noticed great
interest In Lakeview and Lake countv.
W. A. Massingill returned Thursday
from his winter's stay in San Diego.
He reports a bis rainfall down there.
and says tbat town and Lakeview. are
the two spots in the Union where the
weather has been such tbat one could
krng about it tbe past winter. Mrs.
Ma8siaigll and daughter will return
to Lakeview some time in June.
A. Bleber is expected home to-day.
H. H. Ilabn returned Thursday
from his eastern trip. He promises
us a i account of his visit and im
pressions next week.
Oscar Kaldwio. of Fish hole, ia in
town. He has been feeling not too
well of late, and thinks life in the
city for awhile will benefit him.
Lake view Mercantile Go.
Have You Tried S&W Canned Goods ?
Second to None in Quality.
S. C& W.
Every Can Sold with a Guarantee of Satsfaction.
Lakeview Here. Co. - Wholesale and Retail
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J. F. Kimball, of Kamtah Falls, was
in town rnciay.
Mra. W. R. Steel and foster, Mra.
Bliss departed l?st week for au ex
tended visit in Portland.
Henry Fox. a homesteader on the
West Side was in town Tuesday. He
is bustling to get some of bis friends
out to get some of tbe good things
lying around loose In these parts.
m. m. moo gee ana wire were new
arrivals Sunday from Ogden, Utab.
Manuel Saunders was in from his
Cottonwood sheep ranch this week.
S. P. Dicks was in Saturday from
Crooked Creek.
G. M. Gluok wa an arrival Satur
day from Milpltas, California.
A. F. Fitzpatric was in Saturday
from tbe ZX ranch, on the Cbewau-can.
W. E. Scbnster, and A. O. Kelley
were visitors from Plush this week.
N. O Herring, of Portland, arrived
in town Monday to take up permanent
residence. His family will arrive
some time in June. Mr. Herring will
be associated witb Mr. Bernard Sitz
to tbe Lakeview Laundry Co., which
will be running jnst as- soon as the
machinery can be brought in and a
building erected.
A Y. Mayne and A. L. Lyons of
Sacramento, were guests of Hotel
Lakeview Thursday.
Geo. B. Armstrong, a cattle buyer
of Reno, was in Lakeview lant Thursday.
N. A McCurly, of Bozexan, Moo-
tana, is a new arrival who caaie to
erow up with tbe country. Tbe e is
room and opportunity here for any
man wbo will bustle.
W. K. McCormack was down from
Summer Lake last Friday.
C. V. atrd C. A. Collier, of River
side, California, were arrivals Thursday.
Wm. Crowder, of Alturas, came up
to visit in the metropolis of Southern
Oregon and Northeastern California.
He wanted to see bow it seemed to be
in a real live town.
J. E. Membs of Paisley was down
Thursday.
Seagers have gone to Paisley on a
business trip of a few days.
V. J. Powell and bride began house
keeping lu the Steele borne Monday.
The Eagles will celebrate Sr. Pat
rick's day, by giving a grand ball.
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5 acre tracts half mile south of town
$600 and $700, eas' terms
Lots in Sherlock's Addition 50 x J50, 16 ft. alley $250-$275
Lots in Drenkel's Addition 50 x 150, 16 ft. alley $150-$ 175
Excellent wheat and general farming land near town
qlo per acre.
DRENKEL A
PAINE.
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LAKEVIEW.
AN OLD HAT HAS
FREEDOM OF MAIL
An old battered gray hat. with top
cut out, arired in the mail Monday
night from Silver Lake and Paisley.
It evidently started somewhere in
the east, as there were Deleware
postmarks on it. It got to Omaha
t'eb. Utb, and was marked "Received
in Bad Condition." It was at El
Paso the 14th ult., then to Los Ange
le, San Francisco, Portland -on
Washington's birth day, then to
Astoria, Seaside. It was covered
with P. O. and R. P. O. dates, some
of them legible ffnd others indistlnot.
Jt Ir covered with rubber stamp
legends, "Held for postage," "Re
turned for better directiono," "No
such office in State named.," "Re
turned to writer" eta
Post master Miller will plaoe it in
tbe Examiner sack destined for the
Salt Lake distributing post office, and
thus give it a boost homewards to the
unknonn part from which it started
on its travels.
NEW JUDICIAL
DISTRICT FORMED
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
' Bears the
Signature of
Lakeview Plush
Central Office Jos. Elliott, Mgr
$ SEAGERS REAL ESTATE i
LIFE INSURANCE
fown Lots, Ranch Property;
ousea to sen or item, u you
desire to aell or buy list at once ::
L. E. SEACER
C. E. SEAGER
Office on First Floor
Umbach Bufldins
Lakeview
Oregon
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE CO. gives
the Wife, Mother or Children,
rtn1, absolute protection
Iteatly Cash at time of death, or by an Endowment, and hj
tematlely save for your declining years.
Reno had a fire Mouday night in
which the famous Palace gambling;
den and the Arcade Hotel were de
stroyed, Involving a loss of 150.000.
HYMEN I AL
Geo. D. Harrow, of tbe firm of
Light & Harrow, of Hotel Lakeview,
returned borne Sunday, and, as sur
mised by tbe Examiner some time
since, be did not return alone.
While away be visited Eureka, Cal
ifornia, aud there, on tbe 17th ult.,
was married to Miss Mary B. Light,
of that city. Tbe ceremony was per
formed at high noon in tbe M. E.
Church of Eureka by tbe Rev. Ed
mund Francis Browne. The groom
is one of tbe old time lesidents of
Lakeview, and tbe bride is a charm
ing young lady who has frequently
been a visitor here, and is well known
to all.
Tbe bappy couple took tbe steamer
from Eureka to San f rancisco, and
visited there several days, when tbey
started for Lakeview, and stopped
among friends a few days in Reno
The Examiner joins with their
friends here and elsewhere in wishing
them a long and bappy wedded life.
THE N. C. 0. R'Y
HAS A WRECK
Klamath and Lake Counties now
compose tbe Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trict, or will as soon as tbe Governor
signs the bill dividing the First Dis
trict, which has passed both the
bouse and tbe Senate.
me rirsr. judicial Jjistrict was
constituted by Josephine, Jackson,
Klamath and Lake Counties. Be
cause of the poor transportation
facilities the district for a number of
years has been divided into two aivt
sions designated as tbe first and sec
ond prosecuting attorney districts.
The law as it has been enacted by tbe
twenty fifth Legislature makes these
prosecuting attorney districts full
fledged judioial districts, of which
Josephine and Jackson will be tbe
First District, and Klamath and Lake
will be tbe Thirteenth District.
At present Judge Hanna and Judge their r rMODP
district and the former will be judge i1"
in tbe First District an i tbe latter
the Thirteenth until successors at.
eleoted. i a&
The division of the districts :", 'V
make no change iu tbe conduct of
business before the courts, as hereto
fore the business has. alwavs been
entirely separate. The oulv change
1 will be ot a political nature. At eleo
I tions hereafter tbe people of Klamath
'and Lake will select tbeir own Judge;
without the belp of trie voters west of '
tbe mountains This w ill be a great
advantage to a Den:oratio cmdidatn,
as It will uive biui a nuance ot e'eo-,
tion, while heretofore tbe election of
a Democrat was practically impossible.
1.Ib',?eil1(l Journal ot Tuesday gives
the following :
Five cars of cattle wont over an em
haukment on the N-C-O road six miles
north of Reuo, Sunday night, when
spread rails derailed a portion of the
train. It is said tbat CO head of tbe
oattle were killed, and many injured
bo badly that the crew had to kill
them.
The same train, annth knnhi um
left the track near Secret, earlier in
tbe day, but had been put back on
the track after v-y little work. The
second derailment, however, proved
more serious, and it was not until 7
o'clock yesterday morning that the
track was cleared and the train pro
ceeded on its way to Reno.
That members of the train were--not
killed or badly injured
cars went over the embankment i. due .
e in otner sections of
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Rev. 1. Brown found a skull buried
at a depth of 52 feet, while sinking
a well on bis plaec near Madras. Tbe
Pioneer says tbat the fossil was im
bedded in a stratum of sand and was
in fairly good condition, although
broken in several places. It was
about the size of a goat's head and
had somewhat tbe appearance of that
animal. Tbe fossil will be preserved,
and later may be sent to tbe paleon
ologist at tbe university of Oregon.
It is reported that th N. ( O.
agents have Leeu advised by the K
P. otUciaU that it is oesiitd l y tl.e
latter tbat tber retain their ixicitiiu.a.
This looks as tbon-b Han i:;, mi bml
really secured control of the narrow
gauge.
ALBANY NURSEMfco
Placed 20,000 trees in Lake county
last vnr. Bent adapted to needs of
thlH section. Fre?frora all diseases.
Endorsed by fruit Inspectors.
ft'bStf K. It. PATCH, Lokevlew.
A. X. Firmai, of Tacoma,
visitor in Lakeview Friday.
Louis Shaw
Dentrr In Real Estate
1 have lUted some of the '
Ranches, Timber Lauds aud T -property
in Northern California,
! country that is bound to improve rap
liJly. Alturas, California.
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ind You Hare Always BougM
Bus the 1 'lim mnm m"
Settlers Rates to
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Via Southern Pacific Lines
Daily From March 1 to April 30, 1 909
fjfhodffs
agazwe
IF YOU'VE GOT
a little more money than you need
for every-day uses, that' liable to
find iti way to Wall Street tome
time "for goodness sake in
vest 1 5 cents of it in the March
EVERYBODY'S and find out
how much chance you've got in
" the big fellows' game."
Your I J cents will pay you back
in $ $ $
For sale by Wallace & Co.
Lakeview, Ore
FIRE INSURANCE
The LIVERPOOL, LONDON &
GI-OBK Fire Ins. Co. Don't
bave tbe neighbor condole
Vltb you after the fire. Be pro
tected, NOW. Tbe coat It In exact proportion with the lla
blllty. Tbe higher the rate, the lew you, as an individual, caa y
afford to be without It. f4
Blue Prints Made
I w 111 make Blue Prints o
any tract of land In the
Lakeview Land District, aud
do abstract work. Call or
write
W. B. SNYDER
Lakeview - . Oregon
Omaha &? 00
St. Joseph 25 00
Kansas City.....' 25 00
Leavenworth 25 00
Denver 25 00
Houston 25 00
St. Lonis 25 00
Mew Orleans 30 60
Memphis '!0 50
liloouoington 31 75
St. Paul 31 75
Minneapolis 31 75
Peoria 81 75
Chicago 33 00
Ptttebunr 42, 00
New York 50 00
Gorreapondlng; low ra tea from other points. Kales for branch lines poluta
will be a combination of the proper colonist rate for the malii-llue Junc
tion point and tbe usual brancb-liue local.
The coat of a ticket can be deposited at enco with any Southern Pacific
agent In Nevada, and the ticket will lie furnished to the pannener la the
East, while ttiee low rates are In effect.
Stop-overa are allowed atCobre, Elko, Winneuiucca, Lovelock, Ilazen
and RE No, Nevada.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
A Growing town In the heart of the Fertile Irrigated Farms..
A Home for You
Tell your friends In the East about tl tetie lmv rnliui uml ilia... - a.
ncrlptlon of the 3UNSHINE STATE. Maps and illustrated .h'-criptlvo mat
ter can be obtained of any agent of the Southern Pacific, or from
CHAS. E. FEE
Passenger Traffic Manager
San FranclHcoj Cal.
D. E. BURLEY,
Oeneral PawHeiiger Agent
Salt Eake City, Utah
JAS. IIORSBUROH, JR.
General PaHm'-mji-r Agent
San FrauclHcn, Cal
E. W. CLAIM',
Diet. Freight and Pass. Agent
Reuo, Nevulu
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