Lake County Examiner
Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon
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Mw, $1 JO and upward.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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BNrnwn to Tha Bxamlnar who nmon
from on locality to another, r rhtnn
thl, iwatoffloa atldraa ahould narnwr
drop tola office a rard ao their paper ran ba ad
arcaaea to taa ricai poatonioa.
Lakeview, Oregon, Thursday, March 28, 1012
MANY STAMPS USED
BY CORPORATIONS
ELECTION NOTICES
SENT OVER COUNTY
"If you were an office bo? and bad Notioet of the primary nominating
to lick an average of 243.000 ooetan elections to be held on Aoril 19 have
stampa every month how lone do too been sent out from the County Clerk's
auDDoee that your tongue would laatT ! office to the election officials of every
Do you think that one office bov could precinct in the county. The notices
do HT The Southern Pacific Com Dan v carry the information that en that day
eses this many stamDS every thirty the Republican and Democratic parties
dava and wh'le one bov in the general I will choose candidates for United
office of the eomoanv at aan Francisco ! States, state, district, county and ore-
does not nlace all of them on en
velooes. he has to perforate the initials
ea each stamo before tbev are distri
buted trom the treasurer's office.
"In Jsnusrv of this year 24.000 ooe
cent stamos were used bv the Southern
Pacific. During the same oeriod 17S.
00 two-cent tamos. 10.000 three's.
13.00U four's. 130.00 five's. 4.000 eight's
and 6.000 ten's were used. January is
an average month in the use of stamos,
av the clerka in the treasurer's offioe.
The Southern Fscitto uses aoorozimate
lf H8.TXX) worth ot Dostage stamos an
naally." The above issued by the Bureau of
Economics of the Southern Pacific Com
pany's San Francisco office tends to
show where the benefit would fall if
the one cent postage rate on first class
matter would oass. The Southern
Pacifio Railroad is only one of the many
corporations that would be benefitted
by the adoption of this bill as corpora
tions use large amounts of stamos.
And aside from this, these stamos are
aH purchased through first-class oost
offices and the one-cent law would ma
terially affect offices of lower class.
cinct offices as follows :
President oi tne united Mates, vice
president of the United States, five
electors for president and vice-prcsi
dent of the United States. United
States Senator in congress, renresen
lauve in conrgess irom tne 1 to con
gressional district, secretary of state,
justice of the suoreme court. Oregon
dsirv and food commissioner, commis
sioner of the railroad commission of
Oregon for the First railroad com
missioner district district attorney for
the Third judicial district, five state
reoresentstives for the 21st represen
tative district, county judge, county
commissioner, county sheriff, county
clerk, county superintendent of schools.
county assessor, county surveyor, and
county coroner, and justices of the
peace of the various precincts.
There are only nine registering dsvs
left before the primary election and
all who desire to cast their ballot at
this election should prepare to register
immedistely.
President Cbas. C. Moore, of the
Panama-Pacific International Exposi
tion bss been selected to preside as
Chairman and to deliver the address of
welcome to the delegates to the Con
gress of Festivals to be beld in the
rooms of the Board of Directors of the
1915 Exposition on April 2nd next hat now on
Invitations have been sent to the Cham
bers of Commerce, County Fair and
festival organizations to send dele
sates to this convention which means
so much to the entire Coast
WILD BOAR KILLED
IN WARNER VALLEY
Modoc Republican: Mr. Bruner
osme down from the mines a few days
ago. He was uo looking over the situ
ation for a few davs but could not do
much on account of snow. He canned
out some rock while there and secured
a gold button containing about S30 in
gold as a souvenir of the occasion. Mr.
Bruner speaks very highly of the district
A 1 1 i
A large rem eBiaie cuujuhiiv wu or- j
ganized in Cedsrville last week. The j
company is known as the Surprise Val-1
ley Development Co.. and its officers ;
are T. H. Johnson, president: Geo. C.
Turner, vice president: Fred BuBh.
Treasurer and W. L. Turner. Sec. and
manager. The company will devote
their effort, principally to colonization.
The greatest development in the next
few years will take piece on the Paci
fic Coast, and. in order that tnis Coast
A wild boar's lower jaw with the
tushes curved tack and grown into the
jaw again is the remarkable curiosity
exhibition at the Inn
I Saloon. The boar was killed over in
Warner recently by J. E. York, and is
said to have weighed about 600 pounds.
For years he has been hunted by the
stockmen and ranchers of that section,
but none were successful in killing him.
It is said that be would remain in the
tules during the da v. coming out at
night to fed. He was as shv aa a deer,
and hence it was almost Impossible to
get sight of him. Mr. York's dog
bayed bim. and in that way he wa s
finally killed.
The jaw presents a wonderful ap
pearance with its 8-inch tusks of ivory
forming perfect curves. Where thev
again entered the jawbone abscesses
were formed years a 20, and the wounds
caused thereby are plainly evidenced.
The pain caused bv the abnormal
growth must necessarily hsve been
verv crest, and it almost causes one to
shudder to examine the points of con
tact.
URGE FARMERS TO
PLANT POTATOES
N.-C.-O. Traffic Manager!
Encourage Potato
Qro wine
? H. V. McNsmara. Traffic Manager
of the N.-C.-O. railway has mailed let
ters to the company's agents at Davis
Creek, Alturss and Lakeview. request
ing them to urge the farmers of this
section to raise more potatoes. Mr.
McNamara atates. that owing to the
eel worm having become so destructive
to ootaoea in the Mason Vallev. Nev.,
tho crop this vear will cover only about
thirty per cent of the normal yield.
This in addition to the dry sesson In
the Sacramento Valley, the lower
country is figuring only on sixty per
cent of the ususl crop this season.
The present price of potatoes in San
rrancisco ia SI. 55 per hundred, or
about S31 per ton. These figures based
on a yield of about four hundred bush
els to the acre will mean about ttOO
per care or a net profit of S200 an acre
for potato growers, at the present
market price.
An expert farmer has been sent over
this vallev aa well as the Surprise Val
ley and the way he outs it is. "I be
lieve those sections are the beat pota
to countries I have ever seen." The
N.-C.-O. is verv anxious for the farm
ers to take up this matter and raise
potatoes on a commercial scale, and
the company has stated that thev can
handle from 200 to 600 cars this fall.
Wm. LaSater. deputy game warden.
came down trom Silver Lake last week
on local business. Mr. LaSater was
in the Forest service last vear. but at
present ia devoting hla whole time to
the protection of game. He has made
aeveral arrests and unless the law is
more strictly observed more are likely
to follow.
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MAIN STREET
West of the Court House
Easter Millinery
Smart and exclusive styles for everyone. We
positively refuse to make two hats alike.
livery season this presentation ol hats is
eagerly awaited by the women who know,
as they realize our millinery shop oilers the
latest Kuropean ideas.
This is a season when you may please your
self, for fashion has been most gracious. She
has sent us a hat for every mood.
Niee too, to know that prices hein so modest
one may gather hats for many moods with
out undue extravagance.
Trimmed hats for afternoon wear and trim
med hats for evening functions that are
things ol beauty no extreme, far-fetched
ideas are displayed in the trimming of these
hats they are refined, beautiful, yet, withal,
original.
The sample line of Dresses has arrived, and
will only be here until Saturday. He sure
and see them. You can save from $5.00 to
810.00 on every dress, while they last.
Don't forget the place where you save money
by buying for cash.
THE PARISIAN MILLINERY
could not be learned.
In addition to caring for hia general
merchandise business and managing
the Lake ooatofhee, Mr. F. A. Reming
ton has found time to plant 40 acres of
fall rve. 10 acres of fsll wheat and
pre pa re ground for 30 acres of spring
rye and 10 acres of black oats.
New Pine Creek Items
Elocution Recital
The elocution ouoiis of Miss Jose
phine Beach gave a verv entertaining
recital to the public on lust Saturday
shall come into its own. every live ! " -noai cnurcn.
wire community should loin the get-to-j Cnn81der,ng the ltjn,ftn "'time that
ffethermovemer.tthatisBweerinrf.verltheclaslina8Leen UD'ler tfae BUPervl-
the west Bhore and cementing the
greater cities in one
of common interest.
grand commuinty
Claude C. Covev. Superintendent of,
tiie Warm Soring Indian Reservation i carried out :
sion of Miss Beach, thev all did re
marakblv well. It wuiild be hard to say
which did the beat, as eacn number
was so well rendered.
following is the program as it was
has announced his candidacy for the
nomination for Congressman from the
Second Congressional district on the
Democratic ticket.
The Donulation of the metropolitan
district of Portland, which includes the
area within ten miles of the citv, is
given by the officials of the United
States census aa 259.715. This shows
a gain of 114.3 in ten years.
From a million to a million and a
half of women will have something to
say in choosing the next President. In
at least six states the hand that rocks
the cradle will also cast the ballot.
Notice
7 Notice is hereby given that our con
nection with the Goose Lake Valley
Land & Orchard Company was severed
on or about March 11. 1912. and we will
liereatfer until further notice transact
a cenral Real Estate business under
the firm name of Alger Land Company
with offices at Lakeview and New
Pine Creek.
Signed.- II. B. ALGER.
JNO. ENS WINGER.
bobby Shafftoe." Miss Lucile
Bailey.
"Who is She?" Leah fleall.
"Our Chickie Hen." Fern Ahlstrom.
"Keeping a Stat at a Benefit."
monolog. Olive Bailey.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Copeland.
"When Mother Cleans House."
Barnara Corey.
"Scraping the Frosting." Enid Light.
Poses, illustrating the class work of
taking attitudes of emotion quickly,
Lucile Bailey.
"TearB of Tullia." Frances Mayfield.
Little folks pantomine. by five little
girls.
"In the Morning," Fred Cronemiller.
Quartette. Chester Dykeman. Walter
Dvkeraan. Willard luenhart and James
Burgess.
Tom'a Little Star." Dollie Black
burn. Original Pantomine. illustrating "the
way she does it" when dressing for
the party. Fred Cronemiller.
GrouD of Inspiration poems, Gladys
Chandler.
Life Studies. Characteristic poses
and peculiarities of different people in
Lakeview.
"O wad some power tfee ciftie trie
us. to see ourHiles as itfavrs see us.
Vick Maxwell of Lakeview came
down Monday on a business trio.
Rob McCullev has purchased a lot
of Mrs. Araick on the State Line
Street. 110 foot front by 175 deep.
Consideration 1500.50.
Among the Lakeview business men
who visited New Pine Creek Monday
were V. L. Snelling, Ben Daly and Jack
Flynn.
Doc Barry will leave Friday for Al-
toras on a business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Henderson were
called to Oakland. Calif., last week
by the death of Mrs. Henderson's
fsther. R. P. Tavlor. Mr. Taylor was
former Goose Lake Vallev resident
nd it is with sincere regret that bis
many friends learn of bis sudden death.
H. P. Grist left Friday for Willow
Ranch.
Bird Reed who has been suffering
for several weeks with rheumatism.
has gone to Lakeview to try the hot
mineral baths.
John Lewis of Lakeview came down
Tuesday to spend several weeks with
his mother. Mrs. James Hervford.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod McCullev will
leave Tuesday for their new home in
Cedarville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas spent the week
end at the home of Albert Sanderson
at Willow Ranch.
Mrs. Jim Hervford who has been
spending the winter in the South, re
turned last week.
William Schauers and Al Gallagher
are contemplating building a fine store
room on the lot adjoining the Fleming
Bros. Store on Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Wade made a busi
ness trio to Alturas Monday.
J. McCoul of Lakeview came down
to New Pine Creek Monday.
New Pine Creek is expecting a hard
ware store in the near future.
C. E. McCleary together with sev
eral gentlemen from Lakeview and
some of our prominent townsmen were
closeted most of the afternoon Mon
day, organizing a new mining com
pany. The name of the incorporation
to be the "730 Gold Mining Company."
and will embrace several claims on the
mountain.
Several prospectors are locating
claims in the snow, everyone seems to
know that there is to be something do
ing.
J. A. Ewing left Tuesday for Alturas
where be will recefve medical treat
ment for his hand.
For rent. House and barn. Enquire
E. E. Carr.
Postmaster Wendt was a Lakeview
business caller Monday.
Paisley Pick-ups
(CliewHUcnn I'rtH)
Word was received in Paisley last
week ot the death of J. F. Landon.
wnicb occurred on the 14th of March, i
In the M. E. Hospital of Omaha. Neb
raska. Forest Ranger Jay Billings return
ed from a trip to the East Saturday.
While In Pennsylvania he had an attack
of chicken pox but came out of it all
right. He proceeded to Lakeview Mon
day. Deputy State Game Warden William
La Sater came to town veaterdav and
swore out a warrnt for the arrest of A.
F. Christen on the charge of burning
tules at a time when such burning ia
prohibited bv Isw. Mr. Christen, whom
evervvone knows as Al. is employed as
foreman at the White house ranch on
the ZX orooertv and. in accordance
with instructions from Manager Kiti
patrick. was burning the dead tules in
the marsh. Thia is absolutely neces
sary if anv hav is to be cut this year.
But the state law reads that it is un
lawful to turn tules or reeds between
the first of March and the first of Sep
tember ol eacn vear in tuie swamps or
marshea where ducks and geese are in
the habit of laying eggs. Justice of the
Peace Young being absent, the warrant
was issued by Recorder Farrow, who
is now Justice of the Peaoe and it in
structed the deputy sheriff to bring the
prisoner to PsiBley for a hearing. Of
course the arrest of Mr. Christen is
merely for the purpose of finding out
who is really responsible for the burn
ing, as Al wss only acting undervorders
It is understood that the ZX company
will fight the case to the finish, for they
claim that the law as stated above does
not apply to tules on private lands.
Medford, O ., say a: "Tlu inlille
stHteiiicnt I iav In prnliw of Duaira
Kid nev I'llla in llMiT till lioldn good.
I (xvnaionnll,, take this rrinedy and '
11 ud that It keep my kldnryit In prop
er working; ordrr. A tall was the
rauao of kliln.y rotnpliiint ill my ca.
Tho kidney- aorrrtloim were iintiliiral
and sonift IliitHt I had audi acute paina
In my bnrk that 1 could imrdly ttid
over. I dlil not hIwd well and diwplte
the un ol plaattirN.linluii'nts find rem
edlea of various klnda, 1 contiuuttl to
Muffor. While In that condition,
Doan's KMney'a I'llla acre brought to
my attention and procuring a supply.
1 coiiimciufd tlit'lr lim. In about two
wit-ka I felt Ix'tti-r and tin-content
ot two hoxea made iik well I have
. rH'oiiiiiiiidid I loan 'a Kidney I'llla to
I many other iH-uplc."
For aale by all dealer. Price '0
cent. Koater-Mllliurn Co.. ItiifJttlo.
New York, sole nn nts (or t tit United
KtJllCH.
; lU'iiu'inU'r the name Dosn's ami
i take no otliT
POLITICAL CARDS
Continued on Pagi Thrw
John P. Cook,
A. R. Han. I. (En,)
Architect, Sanitary Knglaeer
Lukevlow, Oregon
FOR COUNTY COMMISSI! )NKH
of Warner Valley
Relieving that the inujorlty of the
voterH of Lake county can uppre.
elate the claim of the Warner Val
ley for r-prventatioti In county af
f.ilra, and at the ear dent Hollcttatton
of my neighbors', and iiiciiiIhti of
my party, I hereby announce my.
Helf a candidate for the nomination
of County 1,'ouimlsMioner of i-ake
eotinty Muhject to the voter of the
Democratic party at the primary
nominating electloo to m held A pr'tl
1'J, 1112. T. II. WAKEFIELD.
PltotiKKSHiva Rki-i iii.KAN Can inn ATI
roa Co.m.hkhb.
Silver Lake Items
(Silver Lake Leader)
Silver Lake will vote on corporation
April 4. instead of April 19, as pre
viously announced.
Twenty dollars an acre is a new
record price for raw aage brush land in
Silver Lake valley was set last week.
when the homestead of A. T. Under-
dahl. one mile south of town changed
hands for a consideration said to be
t3,2U0. The name of the purchaser
NOTICE TO ORCHARDIST8 OF
LAKE COUNTY
Notice la hereby given that the law
in regard to spraying fruit trees will
be atrictly enforced during the bcuhou
of 1912. A. M. SMITH,
m28-2t County Fruit Inspector.
FOR HALF The best equipped freight
ing outllt In Lake County, Inquire
of Chewuucan Mercantile company,
j umiey, uregon.
FOR SALE 10 acres, T. 1. Sec. 25,
T. K. 35, It. 20, lot 27, 1.1k. 92, Lake
Co., Oregon. AddroHH II. E. Free
man, 44U Ohio Ave., Topeka Kan
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III Ilia County Court of the State of
Oregon, tor tha County of 1-akr.
lu the matter ot the eatate) CITA
J. 11. Adaum, DtH-aaard.) TION
To Oeorge Adams mid Elisabeth
AdauiM, and the unknown heir of J.
11. Adams, den-axed :
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You and ewh of you are hereby tiuvl
ami required to apenr In tho County
Court of the (State of Oregon, for
Lake l otioty, at the court room
thereof lu thaii'y of Lakeview, Ore
gon, on the 2tfth day ol April. 1012,
a 10 o'clock A. M., and then ami
there show catrne, II any you have,
why au order of wain ahould not lie
made, directing, mil liorlslng and II
ceualtig M. D. liopkioa, na admlula
trutor with the will annexed of aald
estate, to nell at private Male for raah
In hand the IoIIowIiik demrltM'd real
rotate, belonging to the eatale of J.
!J. Adams, diieawd, to wit: The
Mouth weat quarter of the aout hweat
quarter of taction fourteen ( 14) and
tlioeiutt half of the Mouthetat uuarter:
tieoutheMt quarter of tho south-
eMt quarter of Meet Ion ttftevn (LI),
towiiahip thirty nIx (3C) aoiith,
range twenty six (2) eant, Willam
ette Meridian, like County, Oregon,
lu accordance Willi the petition here
in oil Die for said Mile, to puv the.
claims againat Maid fHtale and the ex
penned of admiiilHtratinii.
WitnenH the Honorable H. Daly,
Judge of auid County Court, with
the Heal of raid court alllked thia 2."th
day of March, 1912.
F. W. PAYNE.
County Clerk.
r oi iae.
late of 1
V,
lea Med. J
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Lakeview Readers are
Learning; the Duty of
the Kidneys
To Alter the blood Is the klndeys'
dnty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Hack ache and many kidney ills fol
low.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Doan's Kidney Tilla Lave cured
thousand) of severe casew.
Proof In the follow lag:
Mrs. William Charley, Urapu (St.,
N. 8. SINNOTT.
n.j.hinnott, xiepuiillcan congres
sional candidate at the coining pri
marles, was bora at The Dalles, Ore
gon. For the past twelve years he
has tieeu the law partner of Judge A.
H. Iteuuett under the Arm name of
Bennett & fiinuott, at The Da Hub, Ore
gou.
He represented Wasco aud Hood
River counties In the last two Hesslons
in tho (State Senate.
Advocates the trial la thia congrea-
alonal district of civil and criminal
cases arising therein and triable In
the federal courts. I'reventiou of
gambling la farm products. Iucome
tax. Direct election of U. M. senators.
I'resldeutlal primaries. Maintenance
of the Oregon system. More liberal
boiiies toad laws in line with the Borah
homestead bill. Parcels poMt. Freest
use of forest reserves aud natural re
sources cony latent with liberal cornier
vatlon Ideas. A tariff based on tho
difference lu the cost of products at
home and abroad. Free canal for
American Hlilps, Restoration to Ore
Jgon of Its Just share of the reclama
tion fund,
NOTICE Tt v.UEDITORH
In the County Court of the IState of
Oregon, lor tlieCotiuiy of Ike.
lu the matter ol th Kali
VICTOR HARVM',
Oecean
To all whom It may concern : No
tice la hereby given, that the uniler
Mgaed win by an order of Hon. It.
Daly, Judge of the County Court of
the Mate of Oregon, for the County
of Iwtke, duly made anil entered In the
atiove court and matter on the 23rd
day of March, 1912. appointed ad
mlulMtratrlx of the eat ate of Victor
Harvey, decciuied. and haa dulv nualt.
i.
lieu IIH MUCH.
All porno mm having rlalma against
said decedent of Maid estate, !are here
by required to preaent tha same, duly
verllled ami accompanied by the
proper vouchera, to the utidcrHigncd,
at the law olllce of L. F. Conn, lu the
town of Lakeview, Lake couuty,
Oregon, within mIx months from the
date of the Ana publication of this ,
notice.
Dated ami flrnt pulilUlied March
28th, 1912.
ALICE A. HARVEY.
AdinlnlMtratrU of tl.o Entitle of
Victor Harvey, Deceased,
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