Town Property
"Wo So Tho Real Earth"
O'NEILLS DUNLAP
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lake view : Oregon
Spring Specaft In Farm 9 and Timber
3N00.00 For a naw A room hoiia. woo'Utied aim! chicken bonne. On a laras
corner lot, fenoed, loo i 125. Krult trm aud Uwo, clone In, on Dewey
And College Htreetn. Khx terms.
$70(10 W For fl-room new bnnaalow, an Ideal up-to date borne, clone to center of
town on Bernard mreet. Kan termn.
I2ICO.00 For krrwm newbuniralnw, woodnlnd andehlcnen hoiiae. On k lirm
corner lot, fenced, luo x NKi. Iwu tad Hot fruit trnen on Luke Hireet.
Kny terms.
12410.00 For a Ann new 6 room houw, wood nhed, chicken bourn and barn, largn
lot KiOil&l, all fenced, nboui on block Iroin High Mcb'iol, Just built last
)nr, rnT term.
115.00 per acre for 80 acren, ft mile Weat of Lakevlew; fine, deep eay term.
$20.00 per new for 200 acren of timber land, clone In, easy terms.
$15 00 Per acre for lflO acren fine timber clone to mill. Over ' X.000,000 feet, IT
mlfrn from Lakevlew.
$20.fX)
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$20.00
Per acre for 240 acre, 8 miles t of town, good sag brunh Innd'
Eany teimn.
Per acre for 30 acren, 1 milen N. W. town, 15 acre water right, montly
under cultivation. Tertnaeaah.
Per acre for 180 acres fine grain land, seven milen from Lakerlew, went.
inttty term.
Xnftc County Eramincr
TIM UiDAY. MAY lit. 1912.
II I it linn of inunllu underwear, Mee.
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Rainier on draugth at tbn lloto)
bar
Why not drink Rainier? Ii'n Tilt:
beer. 2t'
J. Pnpke, ot New I'lnn Crnnk, nm In
town Tuesdsy.
J. L. Hemp ton, of Pslslny, win on
of Monday ' arrivals who la still with
s. '
When you want n ladles nult r
member wn bave the La Vogue. Merc.
Oo.
Charlie Mahsn has accepted n posi
tion with thn Lakevlew Water Com
pany. K. R. Willi- la nn arrival from
Klamath Kails to attend the session of
court.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Tstro have re
moved to town from their Weat Sidn
rnncb.
For Sal Cttenp I'otatoen In any
nunoilty. Kee J. 8. l.ane or K. It.
Patch. tf
W. N. Kennedy has neeepted a posi
tion as bookkeeper for Bailey & Mnss
IngtlL Prank Pratt and son. Earl, of Pais
lav, hnvn been visiting hern during the
past week.
Fred Snider, Jr., of the Chandler
ranch, was in town Sundsy enjoying
the sights.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P,
the proud parents of
Watson & Htrlpllo buy and well see
oud band goods. tf.
Jim Boydstun, of the West Sidn, wss
In town Tuesdsy.
Colonial draterlen aod nets In big
?Hrli'ty, Mere. Co.
Ask to sen thoen nnw perfumes at
Thornton's Drug Store.
Tom Murohy, the sheep onn, la now
recovering nfter a severe nttsck of
rheumatiem. '
Theodore Roosevelt and Champ Clark
captured the presidential laurels of
California.
Bartholomau Diss, thn West Sidn
rsncher, waa In town for seversl dsys
lnt week.
Frank llammersley has n Ann new
barn constructed on his ranch, north
west of town.
II. A. Brattaln, the Cl.ewsucsn
stockman and rancher, fa viaitlng with
ua tbia week.
Philip S. Barry la now enjoying a
visit to San Francisco and other Cali
fornia points.
Mauricn Murphy, the Paisley busi
ness msn, Tuesdsy, came down on some
business matters.
Jim Lane, the Silver Lake attorney
and rancher, is in town this week
attending court.
Mra. C. C. Pratt is having some
necensary repairs made to her Weat
street residence.
arriving
Barry are no
a bsby girl, the
little onn bsving nrrived n few dsvs
sgo.
Supper fr those nttending tbn Elks
dance, tomorrow evening will be nerved
nt the Colorado Cafe and Ely 'a restau
rant.
Sam Bailey is in chsrgn of the
foundation work on the Bailey & Mass
ingill addition, nssisted by Elmer
Hoyt
Nest time you need n homo remedy
ask for n Rcxall preparation at Thorn
ton'a Drug Store. Every Rexall guar
anteed. Michael M. Barry, the sheepman, is
back In town after a seversl weeks
beenoe with bis sheep, which are now
Ismbing.
George W. Msrvin, thn Silver Lake
real estate man, is another of the
many north enders who are with ua
this week.
Bill llammersley, the noted hunter,
expects to leave In aeveral days for
Klamath Falls, where he has accepted
n position.
K. M. Cbr!sman, tbn Silver Lake
merchant and postmaster, is now visit
ing with us, having mads thn trip down
in his auto,
Thn Drews creek saw mill ia now
running at its full capacity. As soon
as the O. V. L. flume lumber in aawed
tbn mill will be moved to Warner can
yon.
Charles Pitcher. M. Williams, Ellis
Adama and E. B. Brewer were a few
more of the Silver Lake people who
arrived here Sunday to attend Circuit
Court.
The present sobool term wtil end on
Msy 2tUh, just about two weeks 'more,
and we may then expect toaee the kids
enjoying themselves to their heart'a
content.
The usual number of Lake and Klam
ath County officials, witnesses and in
terested spectators are in town this
week attending the Circuit Court pro
ceedings. J. J. Van Keulen, a leading busi
ness man of Flash as well aa United
States Commissioner, came over the
first of the week from the Warner
metropolis.
Local friends of Carl Ewing, who is
well known here, wlil be surprised to
hear that he baa resigned from the
Fo resteer vice to enter the dairy busi
ness.", He has.our best wishea for suc
cess. Col. F. P. Light will leave Saturday
for Pendleton, by way of Klamath
Falls, whither he goea as a delegate
from thn Lakevlew I. O. O. F. lodge
to attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge.
MIsm Afton Young,Jho7haa been
isitlng her sister, Mrs. A. W. Orton,
for the past several months, today
leavea for her! home at Cascade Locks.
She was accompanied as far as Klam
ath Falls by Mr. nnd Mrs. Orton.
! creamery Butter, 50c a
quare nt
C. L. Becraft, the Long Valley ran
cher, wss in town the forepart of the
week for supplies.
Mrs. Pearl Ingram left yeaterday by
auto for Portland, where ahe wil I vlait
witn her mother.
District Attornev 1). V. Kuykendall
arrived form Klamath Falls Sunday to
attend bis duties at the present term ot
Circuit Court.
Ceo. P. Ross, who hss been attend
ing Stanford University during the
past yesr, is expected borne next Mon
day evening.
Ben Daly, the aheep man, has re
turned after about a montb'n absencn
In Guano Valley, where his sheep are
now located.
The Elka desire to announce that a
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the dance at the opera house
tomorrow night.
Mrs. J. N. Wntson conducted the ex
aminations for the eighth grnde pupils,
which were held latt week nt thn local
Grammer school.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Graves, Sunday,
took a trip to New Pine Creek as the
guests of Mr. and Mra. Bradley and
daughter, Katherme.
Doctor Patterson and family, of New
Pine Ceek, were Lakevlew visitors on
Friday last. Tbe trip up was made .in
the doctor's auto.
Mrs. E. K. Bond, who baa been Buf
fering from a severe attack of rheumn-
tiHm for some timn past, is now report
ed somewhat better.
Wild flowers now cover the bills in
profusion, and many varieties am found
In all aectiona. Over on the West Side
wild psnsies are numerous, as well as
msny other kinds.
Esrl S. Porter, of Los Molinos, Cal.,
la exhibiting some One Percheron stal
lions in this section this week. He is
putting the horses on market at a very
reasonable price.
Some ten acre traots are being clean
ed nnd plowed in aection 23-39-19.
This is some of the best ssge brush
land In the valley and will surely psy
for good cultivation.
Mr and Mra. Herman Graeber were
made happy Monday by the arrival of
a bouncing baby boy. That fact ac
counts for tho broad smile which now
adorns Hermsn's face.
Found, about two weeks ago, a bunch
of keys on the road to the Drews
dam. Owner may have same by call
ing at this office, identifying property
and psying for this ad.
George Brockleaby haa returned
from Paisley, where he constructed
several dwelling nouses during the
past tew weeks. Mr. Brockleaby pre
dicts a bright future for the Chewau
can country.
Mr. and Mra. Pearl Mulkey' of New
Pine Creek, were Lakeview visitors the
forepart of the week. Mrs. Mukley
waa formerly Miss Bertha Greaber,
who for a time acted as waitress In the
Lakeview hotel.
E. R. Patch ia kept very busy these
days on hie auto livery line between
here and New Pine Creek eonveylng
passengers between the two towns. Ed
is a hustler nnd is entitled to the pat
ronage he receives.
A grest msny shearers am
In town from day to dsy.
J. S. Kelssv. of Paisley, is onn of
tbia week 'a local visitors.
Csrl Hsrtlg, of New Pine Creek,
was In town over Sunday.
Lee Emerson, of salt Creek, is now
spending a few dsys in town,
Thn Rebeksb Ten Cup Club will meet
tomorrow nfternoon nt tbe home of
Mrs. Harry Bniley.
More new lend hss been put in eul-
tlvntion on thn West Side this yesr thsn
for seversl yesrs psst.
Lorenxo Krskes, of the Werner coun
try, Is in tovtn this week nttending tbn
Circuit Court doings.
D. Z. Robinett snd K. C. Buick were
Silver Lake people who sppesred in
our midst tbis week.
Mrs. Nettle Sherlock and daughter,
of Paisley, were among last week's
visitors to Lakeview.
Jiminle Clelami, of Plush, is another
of tbe many Warner Valley people wbo
are visiting with us tbis 'week.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Arzner, Sundsy.
made a tr p to Camp Creek, where
some fine fishing wss enioyed,
F. A. Fitzpstrick came down from
the ZX ranch last week in hla Frank
lin with Beit Harber at toe wheel.
n
A late dispatch from Jaures, Mex.,
ssys it is a current rumor thst Genersl
Oroczo hss been killed bv bis own men.
cords
Creamery Butter, 60c a
Square at JL'
Yesterday waa tag day nnd those wbo
weren't "tagged" must bsve been
pretty fsat runners to avoid the Indies.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Chandler, of
Crooked Creek, were in town Isst week
on n b'ief visit with relatives. They
msde tbn trip by auto.
The county court has taken steps to
wards the preservstion of the Slssh
grsde by transplanting willows along
esoh side of tbe grade.
Moving picturea will be put on at
Snider'a opera bouse Monday evening,
if the arrangements therefor can be
perfected by that time.
Mike Hart, tbe local business man.
is now exhibiting n very nice enctus
enne, received from a friend In
xonn. Its sum n dandy.
Miss Mabel Hotcbkisn onme in from
the ranch the forepart of tbe week and
is now spending a few dnys here nn the
guest of ner grnndmotber.
Hsrry Roberts wss a welcome nrrival
from thn Warner Valley thia week.
Harry has a host of friends wbo alwaya
extends him tbe glad hand.
Hi Adam, of Silver Lake rancher
snd auto entbusisst. ia another of the
mnny people from the north end wbo
in visiting with us this week.
G. a. Minton, n former resident on
New Pine Creek, but mom recently of
Tennessee, bss leased the Dr. A. A.
Withnm ranch at Summer Lake, during
tbe Utters abence in California.
Vint Miller, wbo has reen attending
school at Berkeley, Cel., will arrive
home next week to spend his summer
vacation. Mra. Miller nnd Hobart will
not return for a couple of weeks.
Andrew Nelson, who baa a homestead
near Paisley was called to Lakeview
thia week to aopear aa a witness before
the Grand Jury. He reports crop con
ditions in bis section as very good.
Strswberries are now quite plentiful,
J. P. Duckworth having received his
first shipment Isttt week from Califor
nia. Tbe local berries will not be in
the market for few daya, nt least.
Al bmith, or theatre fame, made a
business trip to San Francisco last
week to look over the latest ntyles in
motion picture machines preparatory
to re-entering the business in Lake
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Easton and
son, Friday, returned from Los Ange
les, where they have been for the past
month. The boy is feeling consider
ably better after having been operated
on for appendicitis.
Mr. George Whorton returned Fri
dsy night from San Francisco, where
ahe went for her health some months
ago. She ia now feeling greatly im
proved, which is good newa to her
many local friends.
Tracy B., aon ot Mr., and Mra. Her
bert Kittredge, formerly of Silver
Lake, waa a member of tbe graduating
class nt the University of California
this year. He took the law course nnd
passed with high honors.
Frsnk Pavnn has purchased from
George Whoiton the house owned by
the latter on Main Street, juBt south
of the Cressler residence. He expects
to occupy it shortly. The deal was
consummated by Chss. D. Fiak.
Finns plllown aod pillow
no, mire snd oblong, Merc. Co.
Jny Billings left VYednesdsy for Sil
ver Lske snd the country sdiscent.
Jnck Halllhan hss accepted a position
ss driver on tbe wentern stsgn route.
Wm. Pitts Is now employed leveling
the rook on tbe rond nlong West Street.
C. S. Hobson nnd J. A. Muore, resi
dents of Bend, Ssturday, registered nt
tbn Hotel Lnkeview.
G. L. H'llbrook is now entertnlnlng
as guests his fstber nnd mother, wbo
srn here from the ensL
A program for the Decorstlon Dsy
exercises will eppesr in next week's
Issue of the Exsminer.
Work hss been commenced on the
foundstion for tbe nddition to tbn
Bniley & Massfngill storn.
John Wnrd, of thn Point Rnncb. wss
in town on Friday Isst nttending to
vsrioua outlines matters. -
. Engineer Gilmore, of tbe Portland
Irrigation Compsny, wss a local visitor
tbe forepart of the week.
C. C. Harris, of Summer Lske, nr
rived in town the forepsrtof tbe week.
He made the trip in hla auto.
J. J. Van Keulen, of tbe Warner
Valley Mercantile Company, Is over
from Plush from court week.
W. Lair Thompson bss purchssed a
Dorris auto and expects tbe car to ar
rive from Reno in a few dnys.
Sheriff W. B. Snider Inst night re
turned from California where be was
railed by the serious ilnets of bis wife.
He left ber greatly improved.
E. R. Patch, the auto man. moved
hia family and bouaebold effects to New
Pine Creek tbia week, where they will
take up their future residence.
Joe Ambrose bss reconstructed the
Mulkey shearirg earrola and is now
reedy for sheep. Joe believes in hav
ing things snd work just right.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Houston, of
South Wsrner, are now spending a few
days in town. They were accompanied
on the trip over by their children.
Chas. E. Rice will assist Messrs.
Ari-1 Darnell, Volk and Wallace and Mrs.
Evn Rice in furnishing the music for
the Elks dsnce tomorrow night.
"Cap" Brown is now in possession
of his final naturalization papers, ac
quired Monday last, and is consequent
ly the happiest person in the world. ' '
Nojservices were held Sundsy last
at tbe Catholic church owing to tbe
continued absence of Father Schmitt,
who was on a visit to San Francisco
Lost: last Tbursdsv between my
residence and Mssonio Hall, a Isdies'
brooch, in smsll envelope. Kinder
please return to Mrs. H. W. Morgan.
W. O. Hnrmon, until recently of the
U. S. Geological Survey nnd who waa
stationed in tbia city, Tuesday, left by
auto for Paisley, enroute to Portland.
The local members of the B.P.O.E.
and their lady friends expect to have
a busy day tomorrow decorating tbe
new Opera House tor the dance to
be given in the evening.
W. R. Bernard is getting out timbers
for the new barn he is going to build
on the land recently bought from Frank
Barnes. This will be one of tbe larg
est barns in the valley.
W. E. Berney, wbo spent the past
several months In tbe east, returned
short time since aid is now engaged on
tbe Drews creek dam. He spent sev
eral daya in town tbia week.
Mrs. Edminston is teaching a very
successful term of school in the Union
district. The advancement made by
the children is satisfactory to all. Much
credit ia due ber for her work.
John Peacock, the former City T Mar
shal, is now recovering from a painful
iniurv to his right ankle, oaused by a
hesvy log rolling on it. The accident
happened in Warner Canyon, where
Mr. Peacock has a timber claim.
Tbe Bank of Lakeview haa been de
signated a United States Depository
for Postal Savings Funds of the Lake-
view postoffice, and Postmaster Ahl
stroio haa already commenced deposit
ing such funds in that institution.
Hon. A; W. Orton, J. C. Brocklesby
and J. B. Auten tbis morning left in
the iatter'e nuto for Klnmath Falls,
where they will be inducted into the
mysteries of the Royal Arch Chapter
of tbe Mason io order at that place.
Strayed from Windy Hollow, two
grey geldlngn, beaded toward Crooked
Creek. -One hobbled, branded a
Double T ou one hip, other branded
Ace of Clubs on shoulder. Communi
cate with N. T, Corey, Lakevlew, Ore.
Walters' Addition
Oficrs the Best Close-la Home Sites in LakeviewJ
Near Schools, Churches, Depot and Business Center.
Buy Now! Lots 50 x 125, $140.00 to $275.00
Easy Terms.
W. F. PAINE & CO.,
Agents
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Of course, it will be a Gordon!
But will it be Soft or Stiff?
We are showing them in new shapes and color
ings that are making the young- fellows wbo
want snappy, new ideas, sit up and take notice.
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They're just as popular with the more con
servative who think more of quality than style.
Come in today while our stock is complete,
and we can offer you a generous selection.
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BRITTEN & ERICKSON
The Home of Benjamin Clothes
The Best Values
in Shoes
Creamery Butter, 50c a ?V
Square at is"
Creamery Butter, OOo a
Bquaro at
Queen Quality stands for all the name
implies in both style and quality The
little custom touches that women look
for are embodied in the
new models,
QUEEN QUALITY
SHOES
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(.! "ic loot ana nave no
gpf xTf equal in wearing qualities.
We have received a nice
" line of Pumps and Half
Soles in white buck and canvas, velvets,
satin and all style leathers. Prices $2.50,
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00. Try them, they
will give satisfaction. g g g
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