Lake County Examiner'"
Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon
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tin, cah in ailvame.
ill bill mut ho j-aid tlie firt o( each luonlh.
M H.M.'RII'TION K.VI:H.
n Tear. In advance,
ii month.
rtirro motitha, "
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iff 1( not paM 1- a.li aere. f 2 0 the Teat
Notice to Suhcrlor
Hit' MHnnit--r who r.'imue
t.. a'l.Mher. or chare
their poMotT'i'i' Hdlri itlioiiM rciMemtter
Imp this t'ltii o a crl o tto'ir pipr ci le at)
drc-cj to Ihe ri k b t eoMotllce.
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O (ri'in enc iecnloy
l,nk'low, Orogon, Thursday, lYbruary -'.I, Ull
SUMMER LAKE AT
DAWNOFNEWERA
Arte hi n Wa t crV ill Ca u se
(.rent Development
It in now believed that President
Tsft hl call a special session, of
Congress In orner to get aotlou on
the Canalisn rciprocity bill.
President Taft has I ha acceptance
cf John Hays riammonJ, wboui ha
appointed special ambassador to the
coronation of Kiug George of Eug
laud. Trie lust special aenbassadrr
to Ureit Britain was Theodore Roose- !
relt, wto attended the fuueral of
King Edward VI I.
Eomeho or other States having'
big Democratic majorities dj not
seem to be har.keritg after the so 1
called Oregon system. Petbaps their
torn will come later on, providing
the Democratic party becomes po 1
erful euouuh to permit of a minority
winging He donkey by the tall.
There ar 11 018.701 Kouiao Catho
lics in the Uuited states, .according
to tbe 1911 Wiltzius ottlcial Catbolio
directory, which is now iu press.
Tbe figure giveu does not include
Catholics iu tbe Philippines, Porto
Rico or Hawaiian Inlands, for if tb.se
were a ide l the number of Roman
Catholics onder the Stars BDd Stripes!
would be nearly 23.000,000.
his people we;e against tbe agreement
he could uot expect him to vote for
It.
0. A. C. LECTURES
OF GREAT VALUE
Farmers, Dairymen and
Orchardists Receive
Much Benefit
G iveruor West Ii oug urged to ;
appoint C. F. Stoue. a lending attor
oey ot Klamath Falls, a member of
tbe Oienou t-tnte F sb and Ciaine
Commission. Mr. Stone is an ardeut
spoilsman and well quail tied tor the
position, and bis appointment would ,
be a well merited recognition of this
part of the state. Tha Examiner J
heartily endorses Mr. atone for the!
position. j
Oregon Agricultural College, Ccr
vallis, Ore , Feb. 17 Tbe iinmeuse
enrollment at tbe Farmer' Wee a at
O A. C. bas taxed tbe capaoity of
tbe class rooms, auditors at some of
tbe lectures being forced to stand
outside tbe doors because of tbe
crowd.
Tbe immense practical value of
tbeae lectures is respnnsihe in part
for tbe popular ioterest in them.
For orchardmen there was specific
instruction no cboceing, roainteuaoce
and care of orchards, hanlinn the
trait crop, growing cane f r i. ltd. pre
veutioo aud cure of disease aud in-
r.ACd . . t. ; . .1-1 ..I.
I .....
era ana cunning and gratticg In a
young one, aud apple packing. Spe
cial aid wesgieu thni-e trout the arid
regioos bo Mii-hed to urow fruilsi,
lor tbre iutereeteil in tirnpe i-ulture
iu C'recoo, aud tboeo having htiuvk-
i l;ffort5 of Prominent knuchcr
Result In .Much Itcncfit to j
i
i I nkc County
iIimio the inviu'rn will lit1 iiomi y
untitled.
Jim (iravt'M, who Iwih Im-cii iHlllng
III Portlilliil fnt tilt it al week-, mi
I Sunday ivturiu'tl lo l.akcvlcw ilinl U
j ri'ltl'W lllg old ill'l)llllltlllllfVH lll'l'l'.
.lini ivirtn an I'Xlr.'i lino tuno wlillo
h1koui mid nut iiutny l.iikcvlow 'ri
iil in liif Inivclft,
A Imrrard was mhmi mi WtMl,.pnil.'iy
bv M'vor.'il rnlibit liiiutftM In t''t' vicin
ity tif the IIiiiiiiiiiTnIov rtmcli. Wcaili
or pri'i'hot Hlalo tlmt iIiim inn mho
kIkM that tlio col. I nmii will t k up
mi. in, ii, id wo all liopo that tlnir
prophecy will collie true.
Aln. Fariiuin llarrir", Hccnmpanii
by her daughter Virglo, mi Siiiidny
returned after a Neveral weeks' vinit
In Heikele. While lielew, Mm Vlrmo
was l rented at u Shii I'raiielM-o h
iiltal for a urowtli on Iter in ek, and
came back tiiucli tmprnviMl and in the' - -
beet ot Hj.irit.H. '
, , A wi ndc rful change prouilne to
II. M. ( allium a lew d.ivrt Mire re- , , ... . ., , ,
.. , , take place Iu f he Suniiner Lake eo
turned iioin bin trip tlirouuli Nexada .... . . . .... ,
, ,,, . , lieu lu the very near future. This
hiiiI ( allfornla. An account ol In ,i, J,I .,,,,.,., ,,
. , . . , . be olug to the fuel thai L. I'.
trip during; the utonn ne.ir tiorlacli i . . . , ,
... Klippel. a proiuliieiii rancher, had
appeared in t he hxammer come tine ..,..,.! .... , . . ,
. ... , euterpriBB aud nerve enough to upend
ainee. Mr. t annon atates t hat It as .,. i ,, , , . ..
.. , , , . , several thouennds ol dollars la an
ii terrible cx pet cure mid he ih thank- ... , .
, . , , ' ... , elluit to obtain iiitehlnii waters.
Till to have lived to tell t ho tale. , ... , ,k .. .
Neadeta uf the Kxaiuitiei are aware
liobert J. Mack, familiarly known ttnit sticeeee crowned bis eiroits, and
in l.nke.lew as -Shorty," died t tjlat ,e ow nHS two tottiu wt,nB -t
Alturaa lant week, igvil ahout 4s dilferent elevatlems on his rauch.
yenm. lie won a well known char-I I he ' pnrticuUi section rf country
ucter here about two yeara mto, dm- referred to and lu which Mr. hlippel
inK the piiat year or ho havinu: re- resides Is perhaps threw ami a half
aided at Plush. He had many Mend utiles wide and 12 miles long, oou-
111 this Hovtion who greatly deplore elderable of w hlch Is ax yet vacaut
Ida death. tJovsrnnimt laud. For years atock-
Jick Partlu, a well knowu stock- men have kuowo that it was "earlier"
man of Hummer Lake, was a visitor than aluioxt auy other section, that is
in town on Sunday and whilu here ted was to be bad lu that paitloular
delighted a large audience In tbe section earlier in the during thau
vieiclty of the Mammoth Stat lea ehewhere. Hut owing to a lack of
with some of his tiuckarooing atuntit. water, the feel did nut last lung and
: Me was Bide i lu eonpiering oue of iu the early summer the country pre
! tha bronchos by Al Stoue, w I n Uenled a t;arreu appeurauce.
j srmwed that be had s ne experience With artei.iu water I lii w ill. an a
! iu fins line of biiMi.e s bt fore. i matter i f course, be cnaiiue I. A an
M1 painting of KianU W. 1',,-hmiu ' indication i t the new tit l ow an
and of .lay Howeiniin. recent x v- ' proachlvg, un le ttiiiti I .'50 a r t.f
ernor and actmir yovi-rnor, are t" I e 1 land iu tlml luimeiiuie vicinity ere
hung cm the caplt.il wall for tLcjHIxl n ut He local L'. ."S. hind otllce
belietit of future t;ei ier.it iiiiM. Tin- ; l"1' Mftitlxy. All if the 1)1 1' k w.-re
MMiato parsed a li.iu-ic eoiicnrri" t ',r Ian l near I h linen tutwceu
February White Sale
OF
New Spring Shirt Waists
and Muslin Underwear
At Pricos Novor Bcforo OfTorod in Lako Co.
PARISIAN MILLINERS
MAIN STREET, West, of Court, House
r
ADVERTISED AT LAST
'THEUE wm a nicrchant in our
town
Who was so wondrous wise
He saw his business running down,
Yet would not adv-rtise.
C AID he: "I cannot see the sense
v When trade is at its worst
Of multiplying my expense. ,
I'll wait till trade conies first."
AT last this merrhnnt, ill advised,
Had naught to do but fail.
And then the sheriff advertised
A bankrupt mutton tale.
grpviiv
"liulit?
fin vou (ml til
iulit ? !) von con
sider it is all the plant's
fault? If our house is'
properly wired and you
are usin the last lamps
you can mutually help
to lift the load.
E.T.SPENCE
COLORADO HOTEL
C. E. LONZWAY. PROPRIETOR
BEST MEALS IN TOWNTry Us
HOOD. CI.I-AN KUOMS
There w 11 he no legislation at this
aesion cf coLgress providiug for the
opening of the Klamath Indian i ener
vation to st laxent, as Secretary ' 1 tt;e eare aud judging cf sheep.
berry beds to care tor
Dairymeu ana faimers having otcck
to care for were sboAu buw to eolve
their problems, from the daily care
of tha face n v cow and the judging of
beef ctittlt) to the CuUatruct iou of
dairy batus an J bng houses, veteii
nary science, tin care of horse, ttsts
for tnbercuk 3.?-, choice cf pa-tute
d
Ballinger has male ao advetse report.
hobiiDg thrit ILe leeervaticu cau bet
ter ba cpeued under tbe existiug gen
eral law. Mr. Ballinger reports that
there ate no agricultural lands on tbe
Klamath rtSfi vutiun, other thao those
.iincn VBMatdri iio-istai.CH was given
those iutereoted iu truck gar let s,
gram crops, and tbe improvement nf
tbe soil uf their farms. Ihe domestic have u;any frieuda here, who wihIi
i
.resolution Citlliiit; for I'..'n-.oii
I hi AerillHll to U' done iu ni
lielllg cant ill the ln-utlve
nan l.nii-elf wan one of th
lio.
On Wednesday nioruiuu, at !1
o'clock, a pit-tty wei.iiug cere.oouy
tot.k pluce at Adel. which uuited in !
ii.arrlHgs Miss Melissn Cooper aud
Carl Caldwell, both well kiinuii young !
people of ttat place. JuLo .Morris,'
Justice of the Peace frjm Plush, offi
ciated. Huth Mr. and Mis. Caldwell
science iiepauoiem bm t tiered a
large number of emineutly practical j
them tee beet tf success
ness.
heretofore allotted, bence an opening; and helpful lecture courses on the
of tbe usual kind would serve no pur- j jiolutioo of tome problems, includiuu
poee. Ue believes it advisatle tOjpl'i'OBud fancy sewing aud dress
bold t' ein:ber lands for tbe Indi-' makinu, millinery, cooking and sev
aus. sell tbe mature timber now ling meals and light refreshments,
standing ana apply the receipts to i furnishiug and decorating the home,
irriiiati.u aud diainaee of allotted
lan '.s. When this is done,. be advl.-ee
tbat alk'ttees sell all but 40 B'MfS uf
tbeir claims tD tbe wbit) getlltr-, in
t bis nay cpeoiDg a major prrtiou of
tbe agricultural lands to settlement.
This will require no further legisla
tion ty congress, and it is expected
this plan will be pushed.
laundering, I be care of c.hil ireu, ex
terminating insects and sanitation.
Mer-
Additional Briefs
. Don't mis the Fur Sale at tin
I cantilo Cu.'ti store,
j Deunis llrowne, t,f DaeU Creek, on
j Tuesday pal 1 Luke-view a visit,
j ". Eu iter. d tbe iierr.ey Con
struction Co., ha returned from Cal-
who cooka at
the XL ranch at Paisley, was a vii-i
tor in town this week.
Mrs. Tom Flook has returned from
j Selma. Cal., where sh ha been for
I the past several months.
C. ('. Wiilin, who bun I. ten employed
i by tin; Willis Furniture Co. for several
; months pat has returned to San
I ''riilieisco.
The railroads are planning to give
Oregon a lot of new citizens this ; 1',jrulu-
spring. Prepaiatioas are teing made j Paine, the Chinaman
by tbe Uarrimun and Hill lines to
damp just about twice as many home
seekers into this state as they did
last spriog. Commeicial organiza
tions of Portland and Oregon are
making ready to welcome uion- than
30,000 oolritiists aud hunies1 eker dur
ing the colonist-rate pern;i from
March 15 to April 15. C jnservative
g&titlifttis of t hfl mimrier uf liririibt. U
ers that cane into Oregon last spriog j Mls B"r,''H 1h to K'e u
were 15,0'JU 12. C. U.ltner, secretary I ""Y iU'" ,'Ve't' l" '' rs of
of tie Portia, I Ubtufaer of Com- I lu'r JlJ"i"r "' t'' M.-th-
merce, and W. L. Crissev, etiief of I 1 cl'"" k
tbe inquiry bureau of the Portland ' M. It. Hart, on Sunday evening re
Commercial clue, say they belieed j turned nf;er a several month's vaca
at least twine as mauy people looking ! tiou sj.ent vslth hi family in iteuo
for homes iu Oregon tbau cume in ! mid other southern points.
last year, would swarm ii tbis spriDg. I , ,.. , , ,
r ieore U esleder, a, former resident
of Lakeview, who has of lute Leuii em
ployed by the N.-C.-O. at Alturas,
was in town this week renewing old
acquaintances.
It. Willis a few daya since returned
from a business visit ts San Fran
cisco, where ho purchased a lare
atotk of furniture for the firm's houses
at Lakeview and Klamath Falls. .
Jack McAulitle on Saturday last
purchased a very fine shepherd iloir 1
from one of the liertiey Construction
Company employes. The dog is a
very large one and Is certainly a
dandy.
Word has been received from Dave
McAuliffe, who is now feeding his
Biicep nay in the vicinity of Uly, to
the effect that the weather in that
section wan rather cold Just now, but
as yet there had been no loss of sheep.
The assessment rollH are as yet not
complete, many O. V. L. contracts
having been omitted therefrom. Sher
iff Snyder will make the assessments
as rapidly as possible and when this
Representative llawley has inform
ed President Taft tbat be could not
vote for the pending bill to ratify tbe
Canadian reciprocity agreement.
Tbe president sent for Hawley to
learn bis attitude on tbe measure.
Hawley told toe president that, if the
-agreement bad beeu broadened aud
bad included all the schedules of the
.Payna-Aldricb law, he probably could
have seen bis way clear to support it,
bat, as be understands tbe agreement,
it win prove or slight beoefit to Ore
goo and other western aud njrtbern
states, though of vast benefit to Can
ada, lie regards tbis ngreemeut us
discriminatory against tbe far west
and particularly against seveial of
tbe leading industries of Oregon and
believes nla cocstitutents bold a like
view, therefore be will oppose It.
Tbe president said be was sorry Haw
ley could not see bis way clear tu
support tbe pending bill, but made
no attempt whatever to coerce bim
into changing bis attitude. In fact,
lie frankly said tbat, If llawley felt
Word Iib been received from Bill
llammersley. tbe Government hunter,
to the effect that be has reported for
dutv to Supervisor Harris, of tnp
Wallowa Forest, and wuul I start for
tbe trout in several days iu quest of
tbe poison Infected coyotes of that
region, 'e have no doubt about Hill
making good i;i his new place, and j
bis n any friends here wish him much '
success. "
()u Saturday evening a very flea.i-)
ant party was eiveu at the hou e of
Mr. aud Mrs. John Metzgtr, rf Water'
stieet, in bouor of their daugtittr,
Shirley. Among tLcsa present Here
Marie Kehart, Laura Wright, Ethel
Eccieston, Lloyd Henderson, Clar
ence Oreen, William Harvey, Harold
thruston aud Mervin Vernon. J.uucb
was served to tbe guests and games
were played uutil a lute hour.
yesterday was pro: ably the best
day, so fat as weather conditions are
concerned, for the rat bit drive.
Probably two Mmdreu puple turned
cut tor the occasion, arm i.h a result
of the day's work about four hund
red and fifty rabbits were kilUd.
The West Si le rabbit colony nnint be
getting smaller as a result of the reo
tut drives, which i.i a source ..f satis
faction to the iaoc' ers of that vicin
ity. The ladies of tbe Cathoiio church,
who during the past week have beeo
soliciting art ides for the fair to te
given by them during the coming
Spring or Summer, report miwh sue-ce-s
eveiywbere, and appreciate tbe
Kindness which bas been showu them
ty practically everyona visited. The
ladies would very uiucb like to re
ceive by tha fhi-t of April all non
perishable articles wbiob have beeo
promised them.
. f. L- . - - I a. .. ..
iii agony at maroam rails was
ended Monday night when the Coun
cil gianted liquor licenses to tbe
Livermore Hotel, E. II. DuFauIt.
Kent liallard, Tony Caatel an 1 'A. J.
Powell. Tbe licenses just issued will
not go Into effect until tbe first day
of Marob. In all there were fourteen
applications tiled with the city coun
cil for permits to sell liquors. The
unsuccessful applicants are E. It.
Reams, Halls & Reed, J. V. Houston,
R E. Hunsaker, Htahlmau lircthern,
Camptell &. Low, U. T. Rhaw and W.
Ualdftin. ,
toAUsi iis an i :m iu ti tu't- 17 aud
I votes i ' 1 be iri aeciirlug filings wete
I'.uwer- ' Wm- s- a" I Orea C. Hale, L. II.
vt mi; i irtriuti au.l vi. J iimij, in .ia iras.
J. H. lisrl.er, of .Seattle, aud II. T.
.Mkiiis, of l.ot-ehurg . All took the
! land tin (or trie desert act.
) Snmuier Lk heca ue heiinu I
jcaiiseot US wonderfully lich farms
ati.i tine iru 14 along ttie west si 'e
of tl.e lukiS where nuineri u.i springs
aud small sir U.1..1 alford an ampl
wntersotply for all purpi.ses. The
laud 110 being brought under culM
Vwtion is located to the east aud
noithofthe lake, and promises to
equall in productiveness tbat 011 tit)
west side.
Mr. Klippel will endeavor to secure
tbe better class of farmers to locute
In bis section, and Inasmuch as he is
one of the leading ranchers aud
stockmen of the county there is uo
danger in securing bis sei vices to
show yuu the laud.
Bread, Hot
BAKERY
Rolls and Cakoa
Bakod Dally
Lakeview
Oregon
and liappi-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE The W of ec. lil, I'. .'IS
S.. Range l!l I'.., W. M., near Lake
view, or. Call on or address Clms.
F. Klgii City Recorder, miIihii, 're.
..2:1 i.'is
TO O. V. L. CONTRACl' IIOLIiiORS
who want to sell, correl-po-iil with
the undersigned and slate lowest
price at once. .1. C. SMITH,
1-1 nibi Lakeview, Ore.
l or Sale: :.'() acres O V. land; tract
No. Id. Sec. l, T i: :n, Harney
Co, fiKJ. All paid for ami aii-stra.-teil.
'Address I). R.Clifford. Ies
Moines, Iowa. i'Cla High St. MM
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT ii TITLE CO.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Have 1 he only Tract Index to the real est. -ft '
ol Lake County, Oregon, and air in a
to make Abstracts o "itle io less tune
,.a...l . .1 I
.iTiii more aeeui . ue man can
done bv anv otlier svsteni
coiils
lie
H. W. MORGAN
Manager
Children Gry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
Waterman-Parker-Conklin
Fountain Pens
at
Thornton's Drug Store
I
Antidviuthe Eiaminer will bring
resulte. Try It and be convinced.
The Home of Good Values
OUR LINE OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS IS COMPLETE IN EVERY
RESPECT. WE CAN SUPPLY
YOU EVERYTHING
NECESSARY!
-MOTH
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