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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1912)
Lake County Examiner Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE ROST OFFIOE ADVEttTISINO PTfcS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. i'ii roar, lu dTtiec, fix meiithn, " tire? uuiuiha, I2.W .7 omilr MmiiKm !. V oj n Hn'h. uncle n imn iiuii'f. tyr nutn'li All MHUiiltltf 1. en iiKi'il iri'e iwirc m.urn. t'oI i( cmpni- t ichr.'.Hor8l' . i h chunsp All j pKilloiiB eitr. A.; 'l or! trrni.tU.riir. , v. tlTf. Im'i r.i.iiiriin, UV. per tine each In- lion. Wmii .. !. .V. llni'fi h lim rtloii ca .-.f h..iL' ii im kfwtlutiitnii n. .fill'lo-I " V. " . " i O 11 I'.H.N'K a. 1I. -" (tun ntir InrnlilT I.. aunt IliT. nr iliKliH. i-Tn. i U'lit AilTi'rtiing ud Jo6 Vrinl- their nontofflre ailitfi-Mi nhoulil remember to nv.eaOi 'ii advance drop thin office card to their paper can be ad- A 1 hi; i- tnut ho paid the flint ot each raonth. ' dri'ned to the right ponlolli'e. Lakeview, Oregon, Thursday, August "J'J, lOltf i( not palJ In advance, f 2.50 the rear Notice to Subscriber ubffenoerii to The Fxamlner who remove It waa 8 surprise 1 bunch of tlelepHtes that ri turned lust evening from a trip to Drews dHin and over the West Side. The macnitude and stability of the work on the dam ws a revelation to them, while the vast tracts ot wild land over which they passed seemed to have ' anneared Aladdin like, inasmu'-h as ea6iu" the view from tuis aide of the lanej Sure Be Shown On Their pive9 no intimation whatever oi ine , many thousand of aores of tine eage- j brush.land to be brought into cultiva- ORE EXHIBIT AT I NEW PINE CREEK Delegates Will Visit Tomorrow tion. And not only that but the tine crops of grains, grasses fruits, etc.. now growing there folly demonstrate what may be expected when every thing in that part ot the valley is brought into a state of cultivation. Only a vey small part of Goose Lake Valley ha ever been touched by a plow, but when the Ian 1 is cultivated, wfiich it will tie n a very few years, then there will be sui'h a change that even the oldet innabiiniit dues not at present believe podsliile. There is no douht but that with cultivation the land becomes warmt r sr.tl the occasion al trH we now experience will soon be ur Kno at. The deatn of Hon Cna. B. Merrick, )ostma-ter of Portland, early yester day mornir g, cast a gloom over the town, ard left its impression on the Central Oregon Development League convention. Expressions of sorrow were heard on all sides, and the state ment triat in the midst of life we are in death was brought forcibly to mind. During the two days that he was in Lake iew Mr. Merrick added much to the pleasures of those who met ti n and with whom he fraternized. He was of a jovial nature and a man whom it waa pleasure to know. While not question ing the acta of an All-wise frovidence, yet it almost seems an injustice that tie should be removed at this time just when he was in the prime of life. l eace be with him. I The Mining Committee of the New Pine Creek Commercial Club, is secur ing an elaborate display of samples from the ditTerent mines of the district to display to the city on Thursday, i Dr. Knox, President of the New Tine Creek Commercial Club ha9 appointed , a strong committee consisting of rep ! resentatives ot the principle mines of the district to take care of this display, which will represent thousands of dol lars in value. The display will be ex hibited in Capt. Evans Grandstand on the State Line, at the base of which bins have been constructed for that purpose. A four hore team was sent to the various mines from New Fine Creek this niornintr for the puroose of secur-' ing the samples. Expert placer men . have teen secured to pan samples from the dilferent properties for the benefit and instruction of visitors on Thursday. Judge Thompson, of Harney County in the only County Judge in the dis trict who ia not present at the Leagje ! meet. Judge Worden of Klamath, i I .. i . . . i i. il. Judge Daly, of Lake, would have beer j ..: greatly pleased to have ad Mr. j r...-i Thompson here to consult over matters l."'i of interest to all, but at the last I 1 Eccentric Tides. j ! Owing to the effects of shore line and othc-r influence wliifh arc mnre or j kss obscure it ts very difficult to nc ! ' count for tin1 ppruli:iritli'n exhibited by j ! tidal waves in various parts of the world I I luterffrini waves muse once a day j j tides nt Tahiti and in Fomr other places, wliiii- on tlo oilier hand lu the ! harbors ba M; of the Isle of Wlcht and lu the Tay In Scotland there are three j 1 tldis in a day The latter have been , i as'Tihod to (ivcrtidcs, produced by the I 1 mu'lihVnti'in of tidal waves runninp ' ashore and f'cuiblins the overtones of i musical sounds New York Sun moment Judge 'ihumuson found It im possible to be present. The question of gaod roads throughout this section is one of vital importance, and it is fortunate that all of the counties are working in harmony. r- - : - of Cha. B. Merrick of Portland recalls the death of the late .!. N. Watson, who diei in that citv early in .'jly under i:aii!ar circumstance-. -ir. Watson was tulkirg with scrre eriiluren when he was stricken with heart failure and fell dead and Mr. .Merrick pased away in Lakeview und'?r similar circumstan ces. Roth were ir. n of hi'h star. ding B".o .oth will lie rrii s'd in their hnmc to.vr.s f ir years to come. Mar(T!tret lies troup played "The Show Girl" at Sni lers opear hous" ' Tjesdi'j nir.t, "In Old Kentucny" Use evening ard trnihr will put on ' M -t iemp.'e's Ti. Ingram." Tho r - is meetr.2 with favor a '.'i caTi -.-r ririince curnmands a good audi- Macle the Se Run. Ah. yes." rinirmnrod Miss Screech it :"!.:- '.Jie ti r;t select loo at the mil sK "I h up had some exciting ex i, ..-i ". p i ! n over here from !(! :i t.-viblo storm arose, and I -im; to i-:ier the immigrants. V ii houl 1 tiave sei n the heavy sea riipr',"i"' V.ci ni.ti' i'i.-m In tne pink rr.-i-.i.c i; i .'-- I ot:t ot 1 1 j , 1 window 'I ': i: r iV .-a." he muttered ri.- ' '!.! n " velv he-1 ive ii jerry Ira . ; r pea-! may In e .i . i. -w'd'-w t itid dNinal wifu e you eould lie -ave your life I'lli "lie. :, c-ee -.... I make but Just what n - fuidon Tue New Ollld Vi illl' :." r i j r M " -l"oll:tl Puck Only Fnxr, :-t !..i:.i i:-o. bp,' nn ad n a.M-Me? Ai!vertiii)L Man i.'N et do v many tons of ells. iv v.:l! sustain riln't "'nt ern to break Into Uip cellar, of course Beastly Weather. let Iieastly weather, Isn't It'' Sli' kli r-'.'liy will you u-ie those Idiot ic e.in'.'-;. ions? Hon- can the wci.thcr beastly? Wlikler-W'ell, it's rain U3 fats mid Hoes -Philadelphia Press lens Press Sb e s Men's fine Dress Shoes will be found here in a great variety of styles, in most all colors. The shoes we carry are of the best quality and the styles the very latest. Our prices very reasonable consider ing the quality. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, and $5.00. H ANN AN SHOES in All the Popular Shapes BAILEY MASSINGILL THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES Colorado Cafe & Bakery Meals At All Hours During Day Full Line Bakery Goods Fresh Every Day Water St., 3d door So. Canyon "Get The Habit" You Cannot Afford To Be Without a Lakeview Pennant Thornton's Drug Store Cor. Water and Canyon Sts. T. E. BERNARD SELLS Wagons, Farm Implements, Shelf & Heavy Hardware and Sporting Goods o You arc always welcome and arc especially invited to call and inspect his stock o Ccrr.zr Water and Court Sts. LAKEVIEW. OREGON Lakeview Variety Store IMIRRY CUHMINtiS & CO.. Proprietors t- 'V -aWmii Street: FIRST DOOR NORTH I. (). O. I BUILDING VISIT Ye Old Iim A Popular Resort For Gentlemen Water Street Lakeview, Oregon The Jack Pot Alining, Milling and Development Co. Organizing to Develop Bonanza Property Surrounding the Famous Sunshine in high Grade Min ing District TMRRI2 PULL CLAIMS The Ollic ern ui tin- Company nininw hoiiii nf l.akcvicw ami New Pint! Creek V Sulintiiiitiul Citleim The jiroM-rty will lie developed hy ex ieriiieeil Culornilo intniiii; men You tan buy stock now, at nr4uitd floor prices, by applying Office of Thos. S. Parrell, Lakeview, Oregon Eflby'KELrtING, MAPPING AWD SURVEYING S. A. MUSHEN Ccunty Surveyor City Engineer TOWNSITES SURVEYED AND MAPPED Land Reports Made Blue Prints of Government Townships Visitors and Residents The Time is BusyCall Phone 732 and have your Clothes Taken to the Lakeview Steam Laundry Lakeview Brewing Co G. SCHLAGEL, Manager Sales Agents for Famous RAINIER BEER Manufacturers of Soft Drinks of All Kinds and Flavors Ahlstrom (b Gimtfaer The Pioneer Saddlers of Southern Oregon Everything in the Saddle and Harness Line Corner Main and Canyon, Lakeview, Ore. The Alhambra (Cob Henkle's Place) A Resort For Gentlemen Choice Wines, Liquors Cigars, Etc, Etc. Club Room in Connection The Lakeview Abstract and Title Company's Records are Compi.ktk to date and Rkuahi.k. Ab stracts of Title or anv other information relat ing to the title of Land or Town Lots in Luke county promptly funi Phone 171 ished. 1 Vices reasonable Box 213 H. IV. Morgan, Manager, Lakeview, Oregon H. C. HUNKER, Prop. 1
