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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1910)
LAKK COUNTY KXAtflNKK, LAKKV1KW.UHEUOM. THUKftIA, MAIICH S. 110. rtniiT i r Last Call: Only a short time more and our entire new Spring Line will be on exhibition. Until then, many Money Saving opportunities await you here at Bieber's. To offer Merchandise all the time the prices we are selling them now, would be exceedingly un profitable. First cost is never considered when we are ready to dispose of seasons' ends. We call your special attention at this time to our DRESS GOODS and GENERAL LINE OF DRY GOODS. The present reductions in these lines vary from 20 to 35 per ceriL. ALTURAS DELAYING LAKEVIEW RAILROAD UenoUarxte: Manager T. P. Pno- way of the Nevada California Ore gon railroad states that tt wlnda and warm weather are now catilug the enow in the mountain north of Ken" to welt and that bla road la having cousiJttrabla trouble with Hood. He states though that there have ttceo u accidents yet and no serious delays. Mr. Dutiaway also states that at present the work of extending the line from Alturas to Lakevlew is not in progress as rertaio parties at Al turaa refimed to allow bla roa.l a right of way and they had to go to the courts, lie states, however, that he hopes to see the trouble settled in a short time, when the building of the road will coimiitMK'e ones more. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON1910 Our Samples or Materials and Styles from Chas. A. Steven & Bros., of Chicago, whoso Custom Tailored Suits are In a class by themselvos, are now on display. These garments are made to Special Measurements Only. finest workmanship You will be delighted from high grade Imported matorlals with tho throughout. With tho new models wo show. Mrs. NEILON, Wom'S Outfitter irau i CITY AND COUNTY BRIEFS bus shipped from here February 11. Thepe , are Lake coumy sheep that were 1 intered at Merrill. Steutle Aunie! -it i sbiiBK vame, nin ny yet, tuiu'e ! (enihl did So) siioufci b i- uufatuil iar tsee tl t tirst time in snaie weeks ' The duck season closes March Stb. yestt Ttiu , n ucb to tue "ai i iaoa of ; Two game wardens are etatioued hern. all Lkt virtues Stock Doing Well Paviil T. Joues, one of Vnnie Valley's ide awake Moekinen wan in town the latter fart of Iitxt week Mr. Jone skvs tlint I lie nmtiv sterlet th.'tt itr com Int; from Home felloes tlittl try to (ie wront; aliout llnutin just to lie int rury, retlHrdlut; the lushes if stork thrtiout the county htivi- I i-en u 'usly ex.itei itt d. Tlieie htr ht'i'ti some Inures ii4 every clock limit expects either in winter or sum-uit-r I'Ut excel t In few ruses those Hre no more than the nvcr;it;e. It is too early to tidk itiiont loses in Luke count r hs tlie Utter urt of tho sen son t.efoie the trcen i:riiM is hih eluuitlh lor feed is the .luiiyerous tunc. Warner Booming K. I!. Millar I wlm Inn clmrkje of the com ui israry for t lit Warner Valley I.uu I A. IrriiiHtu u couitniiy is in town for a few diiys visit on l usloess. Mr. Milltnl sitys thut t 'i company is in-crea.-.iiik! their force of employes its fttst as they en n secure competent men. He is very oitimistlo over the future ot the project and says that it will menu much to Lake county to say uuthiiit; of the valley. out. This F. . Fitpatriick, of the ZX ranch Chew ileal! was i town Tries-lay. He xepnits t; at he is Ut-iiiv a wood many cattlf. tnt that the lots is greatly Agerhieu. i nt nlj as to bis own case, tut i all etc eh ii.- tsi'i ti e county. Bo-u -To the w.te cf J. W. Isenhart Monday, the '..'XI h lust, a 10-iiound boy. March came in, not as a roarinz lion, but rather as a very, very wet dack ! Forest Hunter V R Hammereley, is the proud possessor of a registered Fox bound from the Kenwood Ken nels, Lexington. Kentucky. A. E. Imbler. of Ashland was in town Sunday eizinu up the difference between Rogue River and Golden Goose Lake Vatiey If be managed .n.i-r".' "ui-r;;lr Br"" IbrooRbt to town, C.W. E. Jennimzs pies, we'll bet be decided in our far- Art There is talk of a " auto g kg n Main St west of trie Exawieer. The Road Suoervisori- of the coo bf are io ssion this week. In consul1 a ton with the County Court The lat ter ii now inclined to take dd the mat-' ter of good roads for tbe County. The report of the proceedings will be made in tbe Examiner next week. . "The weather tbe past week would j io credit to tbe Willamette valley ' AOthini; but rain, mist and slush. The ' snow has mostly disappeared olf toe foot-bills and valley, and it is to be . hopeJ uo more will take its place. An orchard of 12 j acres is ta be pi acted in cherries near Sacra'nenco this spring. Some day wtieu orchard men leatn cf tbe tnauuiflcent cherries nro'.vn here, there will be biu or- bard'4 "of ttar delicious fruit planted ; u this htctiuu. A homesteader lat week sold his ' hemesfrnd aojoioii ti Llctid f t.r 17. iicei ses should he taken is a blot worth heeding. Services will be held by the V6 man's Guild in the Methodist Cbrucb Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Every body cordially iuvited to attend aud join us in a song service. From the noise that tbe wild geese and docks are maklag as tbey fly northward in the early morning and tbe welcome chirp of the robin that sits on tbe tree close by tbe office, either spring ia here or the feathered tribe have made a mistake. Some good people of Ctooked Creek were chasing deer last week and tbe game warden, was hot on tbeiri trail. I be only reason tbey did nnt get a deer was because tbey were very poor marksmen, which was a lucky th ng for them that time. The warm weather yesterday i and H. A. Utley. of Valley Falls, C E. McCieary, of New Pine Creek; W. M. Marsters, Paisley ; J. H. Owens, Bly, Walter Howard Drews Creek; fian Qrof, Summer Laka; C. C Borch, A del and O. F. Casey. Free mo nt. Big MASQUERADE tbe night of St. Patrick day at Snidar's Opera House. Maqio by Coll is, Willits Dunbar and Rosa. And the Floods Came Tbe Maine from dullard creek got clogged up yest May and backed up the waters) that it ran thrnjgh "Tie r'rost", aud Col Uooue's store, to Lakeview Mercantile Co., aud has done consi lerabie dacage S. V. Rehart Married The news spiead rapidly Sunday that S. V. Kehnrt wits married to Mrs. Kitte uiuner id Los .Sntieles. She I; iii l to be it la ly of culture mid attainments, an I will lie a Vain al le addition to Luke view society. The litdy Is i! sister of Mrs. Jonas i Nuliil, of Lakevlew We liuve lu! lurther pitrticiiliirs. Mr. Kehart Is one ot tbe pioneers of Lakevlew, a t lemiiit pi o'lilnent in nirmrs here : He has the left wishes of till In his matrimonial venture ! Charles Mahan mid Miss l.vn ( t.iind 1 er were ii.uiiie i hri.lnv evening ny ; ; Ju Ik'o Paly. Th.i young In ly Is a 1 daughler of Dan Cliiindler ot Hrews1 j Valley t he young couple hnve many , 'friends here "li i wlh them liappiiiess aud prosperity. Beats tho Stage j A. liieber returned Thurity from i his trip to San Frauds. 'o and Los, i Angeles. He says he bad it dclighttnl time, and thut t'nliforn la, especially j tbe northern part, is it splendid country. But. after nil bis trip has , made bun better satislleil than ever hefo'o with Lukeviuw ai.d trlt utary i county. Aud another thing: It in his can aid opinion that the little old (Narrow Gauge Is (setter tbau any stage coach that wits ever built aud that be will be glad when it gets to Lakeview'. Do you bear that, Mr. Uuua way 1- a. l i i 7 r Catholic Notice The season of Lent, this year, be gins with February 9th (Ash Wednes day) and ends with March 20 th ( eve of Easter) Wednesdays, as well as Fridays, are days of abstinence. Tbe time for Easter Communion this year, extends from February 13th to May 22nd FATHER O'M ALLEY S. J. Meet me at Restaurant. Swenson's PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION "Why d'i we send miBioiiarie8 to the savages?" asked the mail. "To civili.e them. " "What . ood does that do them?" "It educates tDem out of tbe habits of idlenees. " "And what then?" "Toey go to work." "What do tbey work for?" "To become prosperous and rich." 'What good does porsperity Jo them?" "It irrcures them leisute and com fort " "Which was what they had before stirring them up. What's tbe use?" He Raw Furs Wanted nihMt pneen paid. Write toddy for price liHt. EATON & JONES 423 1'uyallup Ave., Tacoraa, Wiuth. Business Locals and Likes Lakeview R . Watson, of tbe Coirin Sheep and Land Co., of North Yakima, Wash., and who is also intnretsed lu sheep in tbe vicinity of Plush was lu town, Thursday. Mr Watson has been here iiefore, and Is enthusiast Io over Lakeview and Lake County. He says Lakevlew is the best town in the country considering its futuie pros pects in fruit growing aud lu oiber ways. That is pretty good, coming from a man who knows North Yaki ma and Its capabilities as a fruit growing center. IMP fey What's the Use of Duyin; Shelf Goods when you can have your Spring Suit mado to measure of fresh floods for $16.50 and up, And get all tho Latest New York Styles for 1910 Season? Young: Men's Col lego Clothes our Specialty. NOW is tho time to order your Easter Suit LAKEVIEW TAILORING CO. The place where business men meet Is at Swenson's Restaurant. Notice to Water Users. Commencing: uu Mtv 1st The Luke view Wuter Co. will charge all water UHed by rentrH, to the owner of the property throughout the residence dlHtrlct. Hereafter the irrigation of Lawn and garden will be restricted to ntte of ttprinklera. 8. V. It I M.SM24 Meeting: Postponed j Inspector Ingram, of tbe Forestry 'Service says the Eiamlner was mis informed as to tbe time of the stock 1 men's meeting, mentioned last week, j Instead it will be held some time about tbe first of April, at Lakevlew, Silver Lake and Paisley, for tbe pur ' pose of organizing stock assocla i tious toon-operate with tbe Forest Her ice, in connection with grazing Hie f maiiert. . aeuuite umn win now- ever, on neoinoa upon uier, ami HAI'T. jnotlce given through the Kxainiuer. l'rvH'deiit. New Shirt Waists diinty pleasing on display K 4 M Our xbipment ot ladies muslin un derwear has just arrived Lingerie i fashions for ID 1U offeis some beauti fui patterns. See and vou'll appre ciate tbem. La.iies Combination gar ments our leader H A. M Aud still t h a y come Men's "Ideal" Shirts latcht patterns H A M I CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. j Tha Kind Yen Have Always Bought Bears the SiKrutturo ol HAIR-DRESSING MANICURING FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN oomi in nmw muNTiNa muiLoino waar or counr houum Fimmr Cuam Worn Fimmr Cuam custom Solicimd High Salaried Women While it apparently bss aotblug lg do with tbe uaae, tbe aaaiiranoe ot Josephine Dodge Daskam llaoon that no woman earning a salary of Ave tousaud dollars a year Is a suffragist, la met by the statement that Mrs. Klla Flagg Young, superlateiideot of publlo schools of CbloMjio, who is paid ten thousand dollars a year; Kllen Terry, Julia Marolwe, Fresl deut Thomas of liryn Mawr and oth er women earning or having an in come of more than live thousand dol lars a year, are strongly In favor of vutes for women. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i FOK KLNT. Meager Has tlx loom I new boiiKU close tu Hchool and cen ter of town, wood shed Ik eto V1H per . uioiith, poHHUMun piven at once. 'I t.e N'cith Ktar property, in tbe Joat! district according to tire Uid ell Nutlet is 'ripening np a e,oo1 or 'tody. It has UOU ft. of tunnel and tbe itrenk is from 3 to 8 iuches wide ' jl tiiuh-iirade fctutt'. if yri'i want to kno" wbat weather i in More HiibtjBcribe for "Word un i Vorks". il a year, St Louis, Mo. Die Silver Lake Leader save tbat fi. arttsiau uell drill at Ciiribtmas ' ttkp has been fat woik three days, and rnaced a ueptb of 100 feet without eu countering took. , . rabbit drive was carried on re- c.ently letweea Willow Hunch and New Finn Crpek. We did not learn the result The captains were Leon- ' ard lleaderson, aud Clay Laweon. ; Tbe Wcman's (Juild will meet with .Mie. Johc.oi at2!0 this afttrnooj. It is reported tbat tbe higb v ntei, otviua to rapid melting of tbe m w, ia liable to wahb out part ot the b. uvv tirade i n the Slash road. Cflamatb Ksprees. O. ;T. McKtu dree shipped 1,5X) sbeep, VI cars, yetderday Irmu here t tiau Frbucis :o. 'Ibis is an addition to 1,700 J. B.AUTEN HARDWARE IMPLEHENTS 'iVr. have a car load of implements tbat will arrive about Feb. 15tb, such a Di.-ic Flows, Sulkey Flows, Gang oliiws. Disc Harrows, Spring Tooth Harrows, Steel Lever Harrows, Also, tbe Fter Sobuttler wagon, tbe only wacu that ever crossed the plains without resetting tbe tires. Each u;ou fully warranted. Why buy a teel Range that is not warranted? 1; .y :i "TOLEDO " or a "CHICA GO" st.-ei Rmge, tbey bave a writ "! r. jr.. dee,, for ten years. -u ' ii"" for gardening. rari a 'i;il line o( nurdeu tools Flante 'r Seedei.s. It' you arc and see the thinking ofl iiiyi iij. a j-i-iiL Lc ct n.c- We and Land Going: Fast Over thirteen thousand acres of land were filed upon at the Lakeview Laud Otfice. f ir tht month (if Ferbru ary this year. This is tbe largest amount of land that has been taken J in this district for ai;y February aud j shows tbe way the wind Is blowing settlers this way Those tbat wait j will be sorry when they come and; find all tbe laud taken. ; m NOTICE On and after Match 1st 1910 the udersigned meat markets will be closed all day Suuday of each week. HAYES & HEKBK GOOSE LAKE VALLEY MEAT CO. Swenson's Restaurant is the place where you meet everv-bodv. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. Wit-k ending Tuemlay, Ma r.l, 1910 THE LEGGETT The reinforced side rail makes this bed absolutely noiseless. Rests directly in the cleats in the side rail without the use of slats. Perfection in all respects. Guaranteed not to sag or Break. COLVIN'S FURNITURE STORE. Undertaking Parlors in Connection. iJay Iruax'min, preclp mi'w character j ItatioD fall ol day ihur.j 40 1 lio ' O.txT 00 j "clily- irid'y 4.". ; ' J.oj f 00 mtt'.v! 41 0.00 ! 0,) f j;id.v hum. m I J70 IHJ I CO " nioii. I lit) ! (Mix 1(, tueH. j 4i!'Y'"X'" I ('-('" I"0 I pt fldy DRESS-MA KING SPECIALITIES! Fimmr Cumm Sia Comrummm mo Ball Onmummm KoomH in New Bunting; Building went cf Court House. Mr. HOMESEEKER: Why delay getting that homestead? Your chances are less every day. Railroads are building into our section. Capitalists are securing large tracts of our lands. Settlers are coming every day and locating. What has been knovvn as the GREAT INLAND EMPIRE will soon be segregated with railroads and become one of the most prosperous farming sections in the West. You know the advantages and opportunities there are in a new country, and the ever increasing price of land, and we assure you that a trip into our county will prove oneof the best investments you ever made. REMEMBER, we make a specialty of locating homesteads, desert claims, and reporting on school lands, college lands, etc. and we assure you of the very best of service. Write or call on us for any information you may want concerning uch la nds. PACIFIC Over Lakevlew Pharmacy LAND CO. LAKEVIEW, OREGONr-l,
