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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1912)
KB I Lakeview Saddlery wagon nnd buggy I h ; ; 1 of h.-iie.s, whips. Ife? I J"" ,U"t fur 'V srs.qulIU.roHe. . I) r b iup.ei.t ettes, etc., etc. IIY 7 """ TOE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE ON THE MARKET AHLSTROM &. GUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM R. H. KOGEKd S. A. MUSHKN CITT ENG1NKKR COT NT V 8CRVKY0S W. J. ARCHER S. A. MUSH EN CO. SURVEYING, MAPPING AND ENGINEERING BLUE PRINTING A SPECIALTY BLUE PRISTS OF GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP PLATS. V 00 EACH WHITE PRINTSOF GOV E RN ilENT TOWN6HI P PLA lri, (1.25 EACH LAND REPORTS MADE OF MY OWN MANUFACTURE SUITABLE FOR HARD USAGE FOR SALE SHOES If you cannot be fitted properly or you hare bad feet, ril mnke you a pair of Shoes or Boots to measure that will St you, and will ulake them. If neces sary, in one day. I absolutely refuse to m:ike Dress Shoes be cause I am not eiulpied for It, but if you want a pair of Shoes that will wear, you can get tbeui here at reasonable prices. Sailed bottom Shoes from $3.00 IIandewe welts from - $8.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed. LEO HASEL, 5HQEMAKER, LAKEVIEW, OREGON THE LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO, Abstracts to O.V.L. Property $2. 5 0 1 for each tract ofland in Lake Co. for each Town Lot in Lakeview, Oregon, including first deed from the Company. Get our special prices for Abstracts of Title to any real estate in Lake Count'. H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. P. M. CORY, leasee LAKEVIEW - OREGON Operate! Stage, carrying United States Malls, Eipress and Passengers on th. , following routes: ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW Al'TOrtOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE 5TAQE3 FARES: Klamath Falls Route Davis Creek Route Plush Route One Way $10.00 4.00 4.00 Round trip $18.00 7.00 7.00 OEPICES:- Lakevlew . Plush Klaototh Falls Davl . C eek Stags Ottte. Sullivan Hotel America Hotel Stags OMIcs NEVADA -CALIFORNIA- OREGON RAILWAY Dally Service Except on Sundays Train No. 2 leaves Alturas at - - - 5:05 A. M. Arrives atReno, Nevada, at - - - G:05 P. M. iiam No. 1 leaves Keno, Nevad, at - 8:45 A. M. Arrives at Alturas at - - . . ; 9:50 P. M. S. P. Co's Trains leave Reno as follows: No. 23 Leaven Reno for Hau e'ranolnco at 7 45 P.M. " ii Leaven Keno (or Hun Francisco at 12.60 Midnight This train now curries pasHeuirers und sleeper may lie occupied utter 9 P. M. dully " 3 Leaves Keno for Kan Francisco at. . . 1:42A. M. " 4 leaves Keno for the Kunt at 0:40 1. M. " 2 leaves Keno fur the Kant at 8:.'J0 I'. M. " 24 leaves Heuo for Ooldfleld at 9:45 P. M. IKE" DAVIES HAS STRANGE CAREER Wat an Old Time Stock Raiser In Thl Oounty ' Klamath Chronicle: Old Ike Hariri Is still atavintr with his friend Pave Shook, on the Shook ranch, two niil.s south of Pairv. Davlea has had a mottled career. Coming from his na tive statt of Maine bv wav of the Isth mus. some thirty odd vears age. he liv ed for years in Nevada : thence migrat ing to Drews valley, not far from Lakeview. where he invested in a herd of sheeo and became a shepherd, mak ing a little money out of the venture. Selling his herd when sheeo were low in the market, he came to Dairv 11 to 12 vears ago. he bought out a stock of merchandise, and began "keeping store." and was Dostreaater for vears. Liberal to a fault, and careless in keep ing his accounts, be hsd his up and downa till some four vesr ago he was forced into bankruD'ov bv his creditors. Still having some credit, be built an other structure and attempted to re coup his fallen fortune bv telling his merchandise, but with no cash in band wholesale dealers refused to sell goods to him. he lost the postofflce and went adrift herding aheeo for Rex Bord for a year, and then went to work for Dave Shook. Although "down and out." in a financial sense, his liksble auslities have endesred him to manv who have known and dealt with him in the years agone. In Lake countv where he was well known everv one bas a kindlv word for "Ike." and here he retains the sctive friendship Of nearly all of those who were his former customers. He is bright and wittv in speech, and nas auite a faculty of making rhvmes. High in the ranka of Free Masonrv. his chief delight is found in attending Masonic functions, wearing his "regi mentals" with becoming pride. Al tbough'a failure in a business sense, who is there to ssv that hv has done no good in the world? Was it not a I'hiirisee who praved "Lord. 1 thank thee that 1 am better than that poor Publican?" , HARNEY COUNTY HAVING TROUBLE Portland Telegram: Ilurns. the lead ing town of ilarnev County, In suffer, ins. from a severe caie of fright, de clares Joe Marian, a resident of the countv. This fright has been inspired bv the rsilwav construction blatu of the Oregon & Eastern Surveys for this line, which Is to be the first pene trating the Usrnev Vsllev, to reach Dog Mountain only, which Is several milea from Hums, and from the point now terminating tho survey it Is believed bv manv thst the Oregon A Eastern will press in a direct line for the Natmn-Klamatli eutotf. "Should the railway not build to Rums, the residents of that town fear thev will lose the countv seat." de clares Mr. Mahan. "and to prevent such a change the commissioners, working solely for the interest of Ilurns. have Issued an extra tax lew for a large structure to be used aa a courthouse and for gereral countv oftlces. This is undertaken when we hsve no need of a now structure, the old courthouse being ample for Ilarnev County tor some time to come." Mr. Mshan rama to Portland to en list legal services, to seo it the special lew could not be hraten in some way. EDITOR SMITH FOR REPRESENTATIVE A Retldont of Klamath County for the Past Ten Yoari There is a scheme on to merge the United Ststcs Express comosny. with the Wells-Fargo Express comoanv. which is controlled bv the Harriman interests. The Hartiman interests now hsve four of the seven members of the U. s- Express board, which gives the control. NATIONAL PARK OF ML SHASTA Sieson. Cal.. Feb. 13. The establish ment of Mount Shasta as a national park bv the government is the project which hus been undertaken bv the lead ing citizens of Sission. Bv such a move it is expected that manv improvements could be added now not poo.sitJe. and the wonders of nature around the grand old sentinel could be taken full advan tage of. It is proposed in the argu ments to be laid before tne govern ment to refer to the tact that Mount Rainier in Washington is a national park and Mount Shasta is entitled to the same privilege. The citizens of Sission will start on the project tbrougn the Sisson Promo tion' association, obtaining all other nec essary data, and indorsement of the corporations and citzens of this countv. Supervisor Kauop of this district is enthusiastically in favor of it. and has pledged his greatest support to gain the recommendation of the countv sup ervisors and other influential sources. As soon as possible the matter will be Isid before Congressmesn Raker, who will be asked to introduce a bill in congress to create Mount Shasta a nations! park and work for its passage. . ' ...,,..- - A.. v . A ft Trv - y ; ,., jy v-'- ; .' 1 - ' i v. y . f i'iIii 'nl i i in mil . ItTimw liiiniMi. Ojoiin r. rCsk e.. Feb. 9. Pay Flro Fighters District Forester George 11. Cecil has just received information that March 31, 1912 has been set bv the De partment of Agriculture as the latest date on which claims under the (Jeneral Deficiency Bill, approved March 4. 1911. can be presented for casualties and disabilities suffered bv temporary employees while fighting tire (on the National Forests prior to December 1. 1910. Mr. Cecil believes that all claims originating in Oregon and Washington properly payable this act have already been presented, but in case there are anv still out standing thev mav be sub mitted at once to the Forest Supervisor in charge of the Forest where the acci dent occurred. How lo ciarc s cuM Is s question la whlct uisnjr sru Interested jiist now Chamberlain's cotign remedy lias won Itsgrvat reputstloa and Imijicau; silo tjr lis remarkable cure oi colds It can always Iq dej. ended upon fur null) by all dealers Representative liawlev has secured inclusion in the armv appropriation bill of an item to osv John E. Butler, of Junction City, 1417 due him for past sarvice in the army. Adopting as his carapidgn slogan "For Roosevelt and Progress and Against Tsft and Standuatism." John P. Ruhk. of La Oanile. Speaker uf tlie llmi of Rep resentatives at the last session ot the legislature today filt.il with the Secre tary of Stat hi declaration of inten tion to become a candidate at the pri maries for Congress from the Second Congressionsl district. If elected, he savs h will support the efforts of Roosevelt. l.aFollette. Cummins and other progressive leaders. He declares in favor of Roosevelt for President, and savs if Roosevelt will not accept the nomination he will sunport some other fighting progressive. Produco Exposition Seven states hsve again combined to bold a great exposition to show the products of their soil, mines, lakes, rivers, forests and factories after the harvests are over and the state and countv fairs have made the collection of the finest products in the world available. The Northwest Products Exposition, as it will be called, will be held in Min neapolis November 12 to 23. The seven ststes which will participate are Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Montana. Idaho, Washington and Ore gon. To make this exposition possible the business men of Minneapolis will erect a building of solid steel, brick and con crete with a great exposition floor 2.rOxlG2 as large aa Madisot Square Garden. New York Citv. At a cost ot $10,000 the Civic and Commerce Association of Minneapolis and the St. Paul Association of Com morce have bought aoace from the Northwest Development League for the seven states where their official exj hibit will be installed. Klamath Press : The Istest local man to enter Ihavotitioal campaign la Wes ley O. Smith, editor and publisher of the Evening Herald. wh vesterdav afternoon announced hla candidaov for the republican nomination as state representative. The legislative district of which Klamath countv is a portion also Includes Lake. Crook and ('.rant counties. Smith has been a resident of Klamath countv for the past ten vears and has been engsged in newspaper work. Ilis long service in the local journalistic field has given him a clear Insight into the needs as well as tha possibilities of this section, and his determination to make the race is due almost entirely to sea the fulfillment of a number of leglslstive idess which he believes will be for the betterment of not onlv Klamath, but the other counties in the district as well. "1 believe that Klamath countv ia now readv to take more Important part in the development of the state." ssld Mr. Smith vesterdav. and It is to promote the Interests of this section that 1 am entering the ra-e. 1 have waited for some other republican to file his announcement of candidacy for the office, butjaa none have done so, 1 have concluded to come forward, and I'm in the race now lo win." There have been several republicans who have been seriously considered bv their friends for the nominstion sought bv Smith, but these men. learning that Smith was being urged to make the run, have declined ; to oppose him. pledging him instead their support. Smith being the first t and ids to for the office, is another strong point in his favor. Though he hat never before sought an office. Smith since first coming to Southern Oregon, has been prominently connected with work of the republican partv. a fact that has made him well and favorably known in all parts of the district he seeks to represent at the legislature. Ilia daily paper, and its weekly Issue, the Klamath County He publican, have worked in the interests of the psrtv during campaigns past, and two vears ago Smith was chairman of the countv central committee of the republican psrtv. oriTCIVI OlRriCTORV NATIONAL lriaMnl Wlllatn M.Taft Vies TrMldrtlt . JamrsN.HImi maa Vorviary ul Hiam I hllaml. t I . Kihis itHiifeiaif ul Imaaurjr Franklin MwVl(S Swrulatf if War. ,,; Jamb M I'M' t Ilium Allorury Uonoral. ... ,(l"ire W . Vt li ketahara ttMimaitar lil , r rank II, HlU tn ock rrrtrrnl Nr ....... Unirgv Vim I.. ltrr taerotary Inmrlur ,,, W. A. Msbflf Mrrlrjr it Asrli illluil JIim liana ocitf rynl I oni uteres I brl. Naa.il i hll Justus. i. . .... . ('Iiarlra Maanl WliTta U,M, Vrnslnri ninitii.slunar . S, klchards U, K land t'lttumiMMioar rtATS '.(OT.rrmr werniary of Stat Iraasurar ... . Allrin-y iioiipral . oi pi. I'ubilo luairuellon. . I'riuiri Hairy ami f uud Cora U, S. Sauattirs., Joiiitreaarusa Otilsl J unlet ,. O.w.ld Wral ,. riiii W. ( ilix.it , . 11m. M, Kay A.M.i lawliit 4 I. It, A lilnrmao Vi, M. Huntwar ... J. W. Iiall.s Jonathan ltniriii.Jr. s. t limnirlala I fc. . Imlr 1. W. I attt-aMieoikT K.H. Ikaa r. A. Moor I J" (asocial JatUtM I , I r. A. Moor 1 II. J. S. il ' )U. It. Iiorurlt 1 1. A. AU'llrid ludk A lunacy. aisva JUMciALilarainl. . Henry I. Hvnaoa I). . kul )kudatl LSUULATIVS J ilul Senator... aorirvwntaUv . II. II. Merrymaa I I Uiuuaa LTiiiiiiaoa i 1 0 I.UMI IflKI, irtliar w. rion lf iitr 'rva I' roiirmin.r h"iilrr roitiuti ulna i.lltxrt l Hrowa SuMrvlaor NvImiii J. Illlliiiss Iirailna Aalatanl Noruiau Jaolun form Axlataal U. r. Iirvuuau roci.it lurk UtllWIMt II Paly ':" r W I'aya JhrrirT nuhksr Ireaatirar f. o Alilalrom Amasor ...A. J. Koal wl fllol. , i, n Wilms lurrcyor a. A. Muah.n L'ommlaslootr I i-'A; Hehart . ' I r.K Aulrua t ounty Simtk Inaancuir U. i: alalloy TOWN or Ut k ISW. K. K. Hlurhatl Mayor K. r. ( linavy f Mi"u : Ouinollaiso J.K.Ma.llclil H. II. Aiutttt I Wm. Wallac k.rnsriaf 4. hi. ii ... l,.aurr LAkkVltW LuMAlaaCIALt LlU I'rraldrnl ... 1C U llrlllaa lev l raidsut K liner C. Alilalruia henetary ut. fc. i,. i.rll 1 r.aaurr yf, k Hufc 1 rualeta J. W. uuulor, 11. M . Morgau, W. I . Watch Sedentary habits, latis ol outdoor exercise, liiauflicieiit insetiratlun of IikmI, ooustloatlon, a torjied liver, worry and anxiety are tho moat oommon causes of stomach troubles Correct your La bits and tak ( lisinbirlaln's Htoniacb, and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well agalu For sale by all denlura Burns Times-Herald : A. O. Faulk ner and his brother Charles M.. accom panied bv the latter's family, arrived home yesterday, coming over from Lakeview in Mr. Faulkner's auto. The brothers hud just returned frm the family home in Indiana where thev had been called to the sick bed of their father, whom they left convalescing. Thev came bv wav of LaWeview to bring C. M. Faulkner's family as thev intend making their home here. They had bad roads coming over, the mud being auite deep. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamber lain's Muliueul and bound on to the affected parts l superior to any plaster Vt'heu troubled wllb lame back or pains lu the side nrcuust give II s trial sua you are vvrtalu to be mora than pleased with the prompt relief which It a'lonl hoik by an aeaieri SEVERAL BILLS CONCERNING TAXES Sslem. Ore.. Feb. 12. The stste tnx committe. composed of live memln rs of the last senate anl seven memliers of the last house of renrescntstives. is in session this afternoon Considering tax measures to be presented to the voters of the stste at the next general election. The committee went into session at 2 o'clock. Among the important bills being con sidered is one providing for a constitu tional amendment ermitting the sub stitution of a state income tax for the present scheme of tsxing property This is similar to the present law in force in Wisconsin. Another bill will provido for ressen able exemption from taxation of house hold furniture and effects, farming Itn piemen is and mechanic's and work men's tools in use. Exemption of equitable assessment of intangible personal property will be provided in another bill. The com mittee is also Irving to devise a aim pier svsetn of tax collection and not atiolish the present system of granting rebates. A bill is being prepared revising the innentance tax law. along lines sug gested by the model law on thst sub ject prepared by a committee of the International Tax association. flrlKl MKIII()plr IHKl ll-nlT.N'PAV icliool at 10 a. in . I'lrsrblni at rry fcuuday at II a. in. ami J:J o. in. i.orlh Lau vy vuuilay evening al :. I'rayer al-wiius: 1 burs lay al T; p. m. Liinir aireiu( at Jp. a, ..UleV Alii kiery Mulmwiay at 1:J p. aa, (very body cordially iuvtt.xl i.i a.l .r.lioa. U. I. VUliK. l-aator. fiftPl' HAI'lln'l t lll'KI !l'i UkkMla rreaehiiix aervlee al II A M and I' al oa Ul anil ul sun. Huu.lar M'h at 10 A M. Juulor Society al :JU 1' It. lupun Voun I'cooie'a t'aion alS.SoPMon vaen nuuuay l-rayir Mi i'iiiia- at 7:.t I' M MeUumiay av. uuig. tverjbo.ly lnvll-l lu biuiiu all anr "tea. kkV. A. I MJuXONS CATHOLIC 'III' Hi M-"hVKYM NHAV MAhS at tA) and lo a.m. ; lt.ia.-ry al I:ju p.iu. Maa ou wu.k0 at 7:uj a i Mill ea lu Ilia r.w i htin b. MaIiIIAm w IIMII I, tJ. II(M I'llKsilYTMilAN i III IH II OK I.AKE-lr-.VT. lueeta lu II. u Maaiuli Hall, mill-lav K:iioi.l al lu.ou AM.. Mi. inn, , h,.rvlevat ll:M r.veiilng i-rri. at 7:.J. I rayi-r Mr. una oa Me.liua.la at V .ai P.M. All ar eoiiliallv la tiled. KkV. W. r. IH I. li laalor, Hsl SAt-IIrfl III L..II "or .rff.fc"i.a'i at New I'm, i lul tir..iii, 'r.rLiii . flees a: II A M and 7..l' M ol run Suodsy ol verv uii.utli cuu.lay tv I., ai lu A if. I rajr.r (M-rvlo at ;.iuou na.Hiea.uy viiii xtl eai Ii mc4. All ai lo.uiaily lutllcdlu tteud ibu aervlcea. KKV. L.K HrNMurtON, .AKKY1LS Lulu, t. 7( A. jr. 4 A. mTTioHs aiati'il meeuuva raiuM , ou or p. I, .re full moon, January i.iU. Mareli tfi.u, .Manb Hot a A.ril .'7ili May S ill, Jim tuib, Hilt hrwlaj 111. UllM UMU call. Ml'lmrallt Ki. i.ir.U. ii..n. ...a-. .Iannis urviiiraii mlcoine. w. luoinpson, w, m. a. W.Orlou.Hec'y .Lair A O. V. W.-LAKkVlkW LOIHiR NO. 111. Meet every seeoud aud lourlh Tuurailay of eaelt inoiuli. In Maa-mlc Hall, Lakeview. Chaa. Touulnssuu. M.W.; Vtui. Oumlier, K A Good Position Can be had by ambitious youiiK men ami ladles in tho field of " Wlro- lesti" or railwuy. teligraphy. Klnce the 8-hour law became effective, and slnco the wireless companies are ch- tabltHhliiK stations throughout the cou ntry there is a jjreat ahortngo of telegraphers. Positions pay begin era from $70 to $90 per month, with good chanco of advancement. Tho Natloual Tt-legraph IuHtltutlon of Portland, Ore., operates under super vieion of B. K. and wireless oflicials and places all graduatea Into posi tions. It will pay you to write them for full details. You are probably aware that pneumonia al. ways results from a cold, but you never heard of s cold result!"! In pneumonia whui Chain, berlalu's Cough Keuiedy was used Why Ink the rlak when this remedy may be had tor a trttk-7 lor sale by all dealers Ihe Lane countv P rohlbitlonlsts are preparing for the campaign, and a mass meeting or convention wss held in Eugene to elect delegates to the state convention. UkOKKh, OK HONOR- LAKkMloHK t.u No. 77, p.ol 11., A. O. U. W., Muula , ud tlilrdTliur.ilaytof e.rh montli w.uiu Hal.: Maiv loal, C. ol II.; J. Bella Arur, U I. O. O. K--I.AKKVIKH 'uAm77nu si."TT" y " n"',l!,uv"7 "urSa evouui i r.llona Hall, at J :.lu o'olml, Irom iw.ni.vt I to April I. and at S olrlo, k Irom Aon. I t September su. p. Jl. omu. S. O ; Clteue) , heitretary ' i;,; 1 a k Al h w tNl M -"noTT I. O. O, r ., inrela ILe Srat and third Tliurs uay bveniugaul cam month ut Ou.i i.,i. ...... u... , , . ,t Attuiir, c. 1 auiuieralry, nvrlbe. A. 11 41 J. KiK? ' A lM ' - K K V I S -A' I.ODut, NO ii, i.O.O.t., meets Ibe t anil i,..irth rldaysolescli moiiib lu Odd rellous Hall. Mrs i.ella Llim. y, N ulw) i "M suutiiig, Ireasurori S.H.OK1KNTAI. CHAM EH. NO . . . view. Oregou,-M.wia on l ui-aday,ob o. ior full inoou and two weeks ihr. i. Haaouie Hall, at 7: SU o'clock. Vlalllug members are cordially Invlteu. .DAMBACU.sJe1r,l;l.1r.UAHKWW, Ks S- . la Auniuk w. oinoN Attorney-at-Law Notary Public All Practice Except U. 3. Lund Oiuco Uuslneaa. L..F. Conn Attorney at Law sou Notary Public OKKICK-Ulv llulldlug. vrrm. D. VKNAToTt Attorney at Law, lilid Jlattera MiMtlilt OKi'lCE-Dalr Building. CHAKLKS UMUACll Land and Law Otilce Abstractor ol Titles kstabllshed lsu Lsi, . Ors W. LAIR THOMPHON Attorney at Law Office lu O. V. L.Co.'a Building. Lakevikw, Uiikoon S, A. MUSHKN. Surveying and Engineering City Kng1iier HllHe No. 1 LakwirtMi Watson Hlock Orvuon