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VOL. XXXI
LAKKVIKW, LAKH (Ol ,N'J Y, OHKOON, AUGUST 11, 1910.
NO. 32
SAD ACCIDENT
ON OUTING TRIP
BON OF WM.R. BERNARD
LOSES LIFE
STRAY BULLET DOES WORK
While Shooting; Saffehens
For Sport a Young: Life
Is Taken Awav
A very accident, resulting In
th dewth of Koas. tbe fourteen year
ulJ eon of Wm. Bernard of the Waal
id oourrwJ last Balur my oo tbe
Coffee Pot la Little Cbewaucan val
ley where party oooelatlng of Ww.
fiercer I and family aod J. N. Wat
son and family were camping. II
seems tbat boy bad been using a 22
cat i bra tide belonging to Mra. Wat
too for toe purpose of ebootlog eage
bane; aflar tiring a o umber of abota
ba cam to camp and asked hla fathai
for the uaa of hi shotgun to get sows
of the blroa aud being granted per
ii)llnu ba wait seen to leave aud after
wen! tin was heard llrlnu thn gun ; lu
the mean lima Mesers Bernard aud
Watson prepared to go alter auno ol
the fowls and Mr. Hernard look the
ritlefnrthe purpose of lonlinu Itwbcu
it waa aool eotly dlaobargad. Not
dreaming of aaylblog wrong Ibe two
fc'eutlewen proceeded to get aoma of
I ha blrda remarking a number of
tloiaa tbat It wee strange tbat tbay
did not aee anything of Hose aod
finally begun search for bin; wben
tbay oame serosa tba body of (ba boy
bar ba had fallae with a ballat la
tbe beck of bit bead. From tba poal
tloa of tba body it U believed tbat
toe bo was stooping ever lo pick op
bird tbat ba bad shot when tba
bulla! from tba rifle that had bee
eccldesUiy discharged ' etnsek bios,
lla waa taken "to tba Rufe Phillip
, place In Avery eeoyoo aod Dr. Ams-
Jo, of Palaley Kfflmooiil, Fata had
marked tbe oy aod) deetlaed blot for
another Ufa ao tbat tba bnllat which
bad aonat ooa ebaaoo In tan nilllloo
to reach bim, severed tba Ufa cord
io an loitaot. U lived about tbrao
hoora but n oooooaiooa.
Jha luoaral esrvloee were held In
tba Method tut Church, Rev. II. Smith
preached tba sermon and Intarmsbt
was made In tba Lakevlew cetuetsiy.
Tba evnipatby of tba entire com
munity la wltb tba bereaved family
wbiob besides, tba parents, cooalata
of two daughter.
MRS. li. ANDERSON
DIES SUDDENLY
TAKES WRONG TONIC
FOR NERVOUSNESS
Her Death Was a Great
Shock to Her Many Old
Time Friends
Klamath Herald, Aug., 5 A tele,
gram waa taoelv.a tiers taut evening
from Bitwoo, Cel. oooouoolog tba
destb of Mrs. C. Ross Anderson i
daughter of Mr. M. MeMillso of tbU
olty. Tba awwe of bar death, which
ocoaied about li o'clock yrHterday
afteinoon, came aa o great nhoek to
bar mother noil aiHtera, as well as her
boat of frleodu Here. Mrs. Audorsoo
waa n reuldeut of this olty for sev
eral years aod by ber cheerful dis
poHltion aod wlooing pemonalitlas
bad gathered around ber a wide olr
rle ot friends. Uut a few weeks ago
xho nnoompanled Mr. Andeisoo to
Hirtson, where be waut to awiume tbe
managemeut of tbe BIbhIoo Tuveru.
Tbe duceaued wsh io bnr 3Cth year.
She wan married to Mr. Auderson
kbout Hlxteeu years o and to tbeiu
uh boro one ben. Hugh, who In now
ubout hIx ycaiH of age. bhe In sur
vived ty ber "buHtiand, boo, mother
nud three BiHt.'rn, MIhs Marie McMU
lun, of thiH city and Mis. Abrahams
nod Mra Willianimin of Cbioo. Tbe
funeral services will bo hold lu Sia
Mm tomorrow uiorului,', lutoruieut
being iu the BIhnou cemutary.
lu rcelpt of tbe telegram announo
luii liiv at Lav uVufcLlot'i Mi".
MoMiltau, neoompaoUd by
Mrs.
ii ntiiM i n and Hugh Aiidrra'in, wh
ti.iit ariived here I. ut thn evriiluu be
Iniw Murled (or hiHMini in an aulonm
tlx 1 1 . y will remain thera until
liter I ln ImihTiiI which will be bel l
ii Simm hi hi II o'clock loinoiiow
imllll u
l,M-r Tin- i'Mifl of the anddrn
It if Mia. ('. Hcmh 4iiriroii,
. i ii'ii iii'cnr-il at her burnt la Hleson,
( mIiI.. In 1-iliUr mieriiiKiu, waa a
ilii-e. of Irani, taken by in I nuke for
nert imile. Tba even's lending tii
to Mn, Andersons death were, told
y I). S I sinter, whn accompanied
Mia MrMllllao and Mra. Abraham
In HUaou. Mr. Pa ntar aald :
"Hnorlly Ufora Mra. Audaiaona
leath aha bad glta ordera to tba por-
ir aipplnyad at tba bolal woicb b
refuned to carry out to aoooooo
ing bla refoaal to do aa ba was told ha
tbuaad Mra. A"droo In a tuoat dia
itranaful toaooar. II la tba
coaraa of hla tlrada wbwn Mr. Ander
oo oama in. II waoortad Mra. Ander
ou, wno waa In a highly narvora
lata, to br room, nod laarlng
bar toara ratornad to tba oflloa,
wbara ho dlaobargad tba porter. Ra
turoiog Intmadiataly to tba room to
land anob aaalntano to hla wlfa that
might ba naocaaaary. ba waa abookad
to find hr lylog onoooaioaa on tba
flior. Madloal aid waa aummooad
but bafora tba doctor raaobad tba
botal Mra. Auderaon wai daad.
lnveatlgatlou ravaald tbe fact
lat In n niadioloa caaa Mra. Ander-
aon bad kept bottla of narva touio
which bail been tiirnUbao bar
bv Dr. Uurka of blon HUnd
ing along aide of It waa a hot t la of
lynol llotb bt Itlea were exactly the
tame ehape and niza. the odIt diixer
beluii In tbe Ubela. It l
thought that Mra, Anderson, being
aa aha waa in a highly oervuua eondt
lion, did not ootloo tba differ oca
to ta labwl, and took tb lyaol
under tba impreeaiog. thai U waa
aerie toolo.
"Tbewa facta wr broogbt not at
tba Inqoeet, nod reaultad In tba Jury
retoroiog tba vardlet that death waa
doe to a doee of Iraol, takeo by nle
Una."
HON. V. C. HAVLEf
WILL VISIT LAKE
WILL BE HERE FOR TWO
DAY8 NEXT WEEK
The Citizens of Lakevlew
arid Vicinity Should
Turn Out Enmass
Coogresamao W. O. Hawlsy, wbo has
an iilv represented this district io
tbe House of Representatives dor
Ing tbe past four years, will pay
Lakevlew a visit to look after the
needs of this section of Oregon. Mr
Haw lev has always beeo lo clone
touch with tbo people of this, portion
of his district aod will fel perfectly
at home anions them. It Is unneces-
srkf to say that bis caruful watchful
nens otr rla conatiluenty In this
district la highly appreciated by the
voteta of Lake. It is expected tbat
there will oe a large gathering of cit
ueua of the couuty Irrespective ot
paily wheu Mr. liuwley arrives ou
Weduesday. August 17. Mis Ulegram
to tbe fcxamluer follows:
ba.em, Ura. Aog. 9. 1910.
F. P. Crouamlllir,
Lakevlew, Or,
Will reach Lakevlew on noooal tour
of loveatlgatloo of needs ol First Dis-
trlot Wedeosday, August 17 nod leave
Friday morolog following.
W. C. llawley.
Touchers Kxamlnutlon
Tbo teacbsrs of Lake Couoty ore
baiog examined at tbe Publio School
buildlug this week with ao attend
auoe of about fifty. County (superin
tendent R. 0. Jackson la la charge.
A omlsderable o um ber of tbe teaoo
era have tilled tbe politioos for
which tbey have applied for again
aud many of them are holding down
houiateada lu tbe newer distrlota of
tbe county. Borne of tbo teachers
have come one buodred SLd tweuty Ova
miles by team oi saddle borse and
tbey deserve to get a good sohool so
have a oloe allowance on their papers
If tbey should tnrough auy mishap fail
abort of tbe required percentage
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are
tba Imoortaut days of tbe examine-
t'ou this veuk
L. (J. Klppev was lu Lakevlew sev-
eral days this weeR from niamiin
Falls. He was here for the pnrnnao
I of looking over the country wltb
I possible vltw of looall-ig.
LOVETT SEES LAKEVIEW
Hend Officials of tlie Harri man Lines
Spend Several
VIEWING SURVEY OF
Left Monday For the North and Will Examine the
Unes Up the Deschutes Canyon and From
Crescent to the West
Tbat Lekerlew la deitloed to ba
tba railroad mp within o abort
oo
time la propbetlad by ooa of tbe boat
potted mao lo tba atata regarding
new ra I road wonatrootioo. Tba Im
portance cf tba vlilt of KoOeit H.
Lovelt of tba llarlnauLloea General ,
Manager J. P. O'Urlac of tba O. R.
A N., Uaoeral Cooncil W. V. Cotton
and Location Gogioaer U. W. buck of
tbe llarriman Liuea, caonot be ovtr
eatlmated io view ot tbe fact tbat It
la but a abort time ago tbat Mr )'
Itrico, Mr. Duck and aoother party
cf llarrioian uieo paid iib a visit.
Railroad oooatrucliou today is dnua
io a dllfereot maoner fn-ni tne old
nietbud of former dn, aud the moat
Important differeuce li that wben a
railroad is built now the Traffic
men are taken orer tbe propsnwl road J
after It has beeo aurveyed sod tne
recommendations bate considerable
weight with tbe Board of Oireotos up
on whom. Is tbe say, as to whether
there is eoffloleot business in sight
lu warrant tbe outlay of the millions
nf dollara tbat ia oeoasaary before tbe
wheels are toraln aod dividends re
toro to tbe stock boloers. Tbe men
that get boainee for the railroad are
the ooee the,! bar e- shoulder
tbe reapontlbllity aa I theirs is the
task of mala estimates regarding' "the
iai medlars fosare of tbe proH;sed Hue.
That tieoerai Manager O'orloa and
Mr. Bock have endowed tbe comple
tion of tbe Oregon Eastern gone with
out aaylng for tbey aie too bosy to
be speodiog tbelrtime golog over the
Hoe tbe few weeks tbat bava elapsed
unless there la something in tbe wind.
Judge Lovett aud party cama Into
town lart Baturday veiy qoletly and
few people knew tbat tbey were here.
Tbelr trip bad been aloog tbe survey
of tbe Oregon Eastern from Vale to
Christmas Lake Valley and
some of tbe best ooantry lo
Oregon. Beautiful valleys tbat have
lain durmant with tbe native grasses
and tbe ssge brush for a ooveriog
have been sbown the visitors. Tbey
examined tbe soil aod
bad some of
tbe irrigation prujeots explained to
them. Tbeli duty was to see tbiogas
as they were and whether tey believe I
that tbe ilarrimau Interests would be
conserved by aiMiun tbis fertile do
main to their elieady large territory.
That they lava decided uuou such a
project eeens beyond a doubt iu view
ot this ae uud importaut trip imined
lately follnwiug the adveut of Free
GOOD OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAPITALISTS
The writer has bsei In Oooss'
Lake Valley for three months and
perbapa It Is of Interest to many
people ort side tbe slate to know
what be baa found during tbat time
and whether be believes tbat there
are opportunities for people here lo
tbis portion of tbe oonotry.
In tbe first place be found Laica
visw a prstty town of about fifteen
hundred population. Its homes are
comfortable, olesoly painted as a
rule, with nicely kept gardens and
well shaded lawns. Tbere ia an air of
nozyness among roe nomes tost ap
Tbe stores are
peals to the stranger
well stocked and some carry as maoy
goods as the atores In some cities tbat
ho ba seen ; tbe merchants are proper
ous showlog that Lakevlew supplies
a large territory of wbiob It is tbe
natural trading point. He finds
tbat there are many ne- buildings
telog ereo'.ed aod tbat during
tbe past year the growth has
increased wonderfully and the greater
portion of tbaso buildings are ot the
uluas of reslJuiiOes that ooel from
11500 to f'KXX) each, lie Uuds taut
the educational taailiUes ura being
k u to ti.e inCreaelr.g population
' BUi ivui i.i..;.
. . ' ......
I building is unuer way aua mat ins
Hours Here
EAST AND WEST LINE
Ideot Loula W. Hill of tba "Hill to
Itarntta". l'ba battle between tbeae
s-lanta la I ha railroad warld doea not
j eeam to be at no end thoogb there
aeema to t a a change lo tba method of
attack with tbe goanere manning Iba
Important futtifloatlooa along tbe Or-
log lino In a moie exteodad formation.
Tba last trip of tba Commanding
General of the llarriman forces aeema
to preaae tbat victory la lo to giaep
d no matter who may full in tbe con
flict. Aoother feature of the trip la
the fart reoorted that tbe Division
pnint at Huntington ia lo be remor
ed to Ontario preparatory to makinu
It a divinloo poiot ot tba Oregf n
Kxatern ond al.o assist lo baildiog
the line up tbe Malbeor Cauyoo.
buglueer Carl Stradley wbo baa Uk-
eu charg ot tbe work of making tbe
surveys across toe state sua wuu wu
oompwoiel the LoveU party, baa per-
formed tbe work tbat deeervea men
tion In tbe two or wioie years that be
baa bad charge of tbe large crew of
men that have no the lines across
the state. Tbe maximum grade lo a
line tbat ooters about 350 miles Is
but eight-tooths of one per cent
whioa ia the beet grade of its dis
taooe oo a railroad ootskde of tbe
Pralre States to he found any where
thv the United Status where ao maoy '
bills and oanyona have to be coneld
ered la tbe gigantic undertaking
Tbat ileneral Manager O'Brien baa
ao dorsad tbe proposed, oonatrootioo
goee wltoot aaylng as be is a native
of tbe state of Or goo aod probably
be beet qualified official to koow the
needs ot tbe state aod its latent poss
ibilities. Mr. O'Brien is loyal to Ore
gon aud bis efforts bsve been toward
jbowlu tbe people of tbe llarriman
lines tbat there is a need for a rail
road and beyond tbe need is tbe
cotsred . prospect of it developing such a ter
Eastern I rllory tbat tbere is no doubt tbat It
will pay almost from tbe start.
Tbe party left here for the north and
will loo over the line beiog built
along tbe Deschutes Canyon. Tbe
' plans ot forming a junction at Cres
cent witn toe Hue from tbe Deschutes ;
from Natron to Crescent; from Klam
atb to Creeceut and from Ontario to
Crescent seams to be maturing very
raiddily as ooly ono ot tbeae propos
ed Hues is not actually under con
struciou at tbe ureeent moment.
Lake Couuty is going, to be on the
railroad map soon byood a question
ot a doubt.
school
board Is looking ahead .'and
baa secured two square blocks for
tbe cite In a very pretty location but
a few blocks from the business cen
ter of tbe (owo. One tbiog that im
presses him Is the fact that emoog
tbe studies that will be taught in tbe
sohool as a part of tbe regular high
SJhool course is tbe aoleooe of
agrioulture wbiob will give many
young folks an opportunity to
progress along tbe line tbat
will mean so muob In tbe develop
ment ot this section of tbe
county. Iu looking over a portion
of tbe vally D baa aeQ many thous
ands oi acres or exceptionally prod
uctive land that is being need for
grazing alone aod tbis land comes
under tbe Urge project 'ot tbe Ore
gon Valley Land Company wbo will
have water ou tbe ten acre tracts tbat
tbey sold last year lo time for the
spring crops. Some of tbe finest
farm lands In tbe state aie included
in tbis project tbat means much to
ev ry resident of the valley wben
I pieced under cultivation. The
Iganieu products that be has seen in
I fie market tbut have com from pur
I tiooa of tbe valley are as good io
quality Us euy i';r.r riow uuy ...ivi
(Coutlnutd ou l'He 8)
l iill-l to K-u h Hiiiiiinit
The M,.m Mount Mi-Kloley
pe'lition. nnierthe ausplecen ti
I'nrtlnri'l ()reuc Inn nod New York
llerald hxaded ry C K. Hunk ol Che-
I hi, wlil. h sailed from Hinttle on the
ree line cnt'er Tahame April '21, and!
whirh followed Pr Cooks' route tip '
the tiuHtiMuM aod Chnltna rivers, fall-'
ed to reach the summit of Mm.ut .Mn
Klnelr and is now ou bis war back tol
Beward. The climbers ascended lha
Peak alleged by Dr. Cook lo he the
summit, but it Is ten milea from the
topiu mt pmut of tie nioiintaln. I lie
Ruaa party were unable to aee tba
flaa which Tbomaa Lloyd party alleg
ed lo have planted o the summit
last April, aod are dlloclinel to be
live ho story told by tba Fairbanks
expedition
Tbe party beaded by Prof. Hercbel
Parker of New l'mk aod Belaore
B own of Tacoma la still endeavoring
to aaaoend the moootaio.
IbU news was brought to Beware),
Alaska by W. MrDontall reaideot
f tba Chan be M Inning company.
who met tba
Kosk party o few days ,
ago at Soeltna station.
Trip to Crater Lake
And. Hammersley rnd Ned Sher
lock letnrned Batorday from an aoto
trip to Crater Lake.. . They report
Hoe time and . aoVtuoble. Andy's
Wbiteaireak was tbe ooly small cat
able to make tbe climb to Crater
Lake rim. Tbe roads re good al
though finite dusty on acconot of tbe
jtonriai Ira'el thU year After spod-
ina some time at trie Lake they went
down on Rouee Hirer and Union
Creek, viewiug Castle Creek Can
yon w hich Is much the nine as that
of Anna Creek. Tbe drive home
f on For' Klamath, a dl-toce of 120
miles was made in one day over poor
roada.
Left For California
Mrs. P. U. Miller and sons Vinton
and Hobart left Mon'ay morning for
Bao Rafael, were tbe two boys will
atteod Mt. Tamalpla Military Acade
my. Vinton grad a'ea tbla year and
it te Hebarts first year.
fmuri r mm i mr
UniLLJUL LftliE
HAS PASSED AWAY
PIONEER SON OF INDIAN
FIGHTER IS NO MORE
Widow and Five Children
SurviveTwo Sons In
Lake County
Joseph Samuel Lane, one ot the
oldest and most respected pioneers
of Oregon, die! at Myrtle Creek Bat
day morning. He was 83 years old.
"Uncle Joe" as he was familiarly
known, waa the son of the late Gen
eral Joseph Lane, an Indian war vet
eran, who also participated in tbe
Mexican war, after which be was made
Territorial Governor of Oregon in
1816.
Joseph S. Lane was b.rn in Vande
berg, Ind.. October 11 13J7, aud
moved to Oregon la 1S31, nriiving iu
Portland and continuing bis journey
to Oregon City where bis father lived
He was engaged In business at Oak
Groe, Or., for a time, and removed
to Douglas County, where he engaged
in stock raising, and also in railroad
log out of Koseburg. He bad lived
many rears In Myrtle Creek.
lie was a member of tbe company of
volunteers wbo aerved ander bis father
General Lane in tbe Indian Wars of
1H55-56.
Ue is survived by a widow, one
daugehter Mrs. Ida L. Rosa, ot Port
land, and four Kus J. F. Lane and
J, S. Lane, ot Lakevelw, and Thomai
A Lane and Lafayette Lane, of Port
land. His brother and slaters are
8imon Lane, of Lakevelw ; Colonel
John Lane, Spokane and Mrs. L. F.
Moxlsr and Mrs Mary ti. Shelby, of
Portland.
Ex-Mayor Harry Lane, of Porltand
and Eugene Shelby, superintendent of
Wells-Fargo & Co. at San Franoisoo,
are nephews.
Sunday School JMm'Ic
Tbe M. E. Sunday Sohool will bold
a plonlo at tbe "Bob McKee ranch"
six miles south ot town to-morrow,
Friday.
Ao invitation is exteuded to all
those Interested ra children and
plu nil's. The only lequir uiouta are
a well filed basket and your owo con
veyance If you have ono, if not meet
at tbe M. K. Church Friday morniig
at oiiW, where teams will be provided.
SPEED LIMIT IS
BEING ENFORCED
POLICE HAVE MADE SEV
ERAL ARRESTS
MUST OBEY THE LAWS
Two Drivers From Klam
ath Falls Were First to
Be Taken to Court
Prank Hayes driver of an aoto
obila tbat rone between Ktamata
Falls and tbla plao was errU1 for
breaking the aoeed Halt nod oo
blowing bla born aa be s boo Id ot tow
street eoroers. He was glveo a bear
log before Recorder Bolder aod plead
goilty and waa Hoed to. Another
driver from Ibe Falls wae also bi ought
into tbe poltoe eoort aod deposited
$5 in tbe city treasury.
Several of Lakeview'e aoto drl'era
were also arrested among wb:m were
Dr Bmitb, C C. Ablstrom, tbe new
I postmaster, J. B. Anten, one of tbo
.cooncil wbo introduced tbe ordinance
agaiont fsst driving, Leslie Besger aod
Roy Chandler, tbe Pauley Mall car
rier. ,
Tbe parties all paid tbelr floeo
witbrnt a murmor and take It aa
quite i Joke, bot henceforth tbey
asy tbat tbey will not D io sujb a
borry and will hire a few of the email
boys around town to ride wito then
so aa to keep tbe borne in working
order.
J. Scott Taylor Seks Office
Klamatb Chronicle. . Boott Tay
lor, editor of tbe Express, .printed
at Klamath Falls, will mare tbeo Uk
ly oooe more go before tbe voters off
tbo state seeking tbe . demooratle)
nomination for tbo efflee of state
printer Mr Telor four years ago.
made the race ,but weal down t sv
feat. Bo la ot tbe opinion that tbo
demorcrate will aoooed to electing
comrlete1 ticket - tble year, and ae
tome Of bis f i leoda 'tare importuned
him to come out for ofBoe onoe mora
be has at last deol led to go before
tbe voters for the Domination
On Tbelr Vacation
Mr. and Mia F. P. Cronem liter left
last Saturday for a montba vacation
in Klamath County. While away
tbey will visit Elaath Falls, Crater
Lake, and tbe buoleberry patch. It
is expected tbat Mr. Cronem iller will
go to Ashland before his return and
join tbe Order ot Elks.
HARVEY W. SCOTT
DIES INDALTIPtlORE
SUDDEN ENDING OF A
NOTED CAREER
Deceased Had Been Editor
of Orefironian for Many
Years Past
Harvey W.Snott, eJltor-io-chlef ot
the Oragooian is dead. Ue died
Sunday afternoon short time be
fore 6 o'olooa nt John tlopkina hos
pital, Baltimore, Md. of heart failure
32 boots after having undergone aa
operation for tbe removal of tbo pro
state gland which operation at first
gave every indioatlon nf being most
soooessfuL
Mrs. Scott, his wife and La alio M.
Soott, his son, were at hie bedside
wben be died. Tbey Matted with Mr.
Scott's body for Portland Monday
evening and will reach the olty Fri
day night or Saturday morning. It
is tbe present inteullou to "bave tbo
funeral Sunday at tbe Soottiab Bites
Cathedral after private ser vines at the
bouse, tbouge definite arrangements
have not been made. It is probable,
bowevee tbat tbe Maaonio orders and
various puVilio aod business organiza
tions will fake part in the service.
To tbe greater number of tbe peo
ple of Oregon the death of Mr. Scott
will come as a great supilae, few bar
log known of Lis serious sicknere. To
thuae who have been closely associat
ed wltb hi a; -to bis pbysiciaus, bia
relative and bis bualoess assoeistes
Uonf Vci, the tuu was uot eatirsly
uaexpocteJ.