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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1912)
If KOU AS OCW ADVICE to the Iwst rut to buy w x 111 pir It cheerfully rsfiv. 7V m wht you nmtt the meat for ' ff .von wftf low mirft fo fw.r. l oiiHir tvvr w tlml thl w vc1 m preft help In their niitr ketlnir mul w thenwelre much worry mul usehys e.t liense by taking .ulvmitMjF' of it Lakevicw : Mcat Market HAYES a GA?OS. PROPS Anna River Irrigated Orchard and Alfalfa Lands in the Famous Summer Lake Valley A large area of this land is now upon the market. Following urc a few of the tracts with ' terms and prices Tract Pfr Aero Soeoxtf P'mt T7ircf F'mt 10 Acres 20 Acres 4( Acres Firm Paymmnt Thr Yrm $35.oo $100.oo $150.oo 40.oo 200.oo SOO.oo 25. oo 325 bo 375. oo Ton Yrm. $100.00 300.oo SOO.oo Tho New Town of Spring River lias been laid out within these lands and a limited number of Lots are ruing placed upon the market at $25.0 and SoO 00 per Tot. For further information, call on or write Dodson Realty Company LAKEVIEW - OREGON Lakeview Steam Laundry HARRY C. HUNKER, Prop. We ive efficient service and do good work. Send your washing and give us a trial. TELEPnONE No. 732 We are now ready to roll your Barley at any time Twin Valley Land Co. - Incorporated C. R. BLOOD, Ast. Sec; C. O. MISENER, Gen.'Agt. We have for sale: Org hard and Alfalfa Lands Farm Lands, Timber Lands Homesteads and Desert Lands Special attention given to O.V.L. Land Holdings We are agents fur The Fair port Town & Land Co. PAIR PORT TOWX LOTS now on s. e. Make your selection before the best ones are sold. A big investment for a small amount of monev. NEVADA -CALIFORNIA- OREGON RAILWAY j Daily Service Reno to Lakeview Except Sundays No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:35 P. M. No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 6:45 A. M. Daily Except Sunday I'ullman & liuffutt Service Between hrtkeview unit Keou C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON SHAMROCK STABLES J. MURPHY, Proprietor HALF BLOCK CAST OF COURT HOUSK Special Attention to Transient Stock Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month Always Open Phone 571 LAKEVIEW OREGON HlflTON MARKET GETTING ACTIVE From The Irish AVii'M As we ru tii pr"K tnere are fiv Ihoop tiuyrr in town, which nfttumliy Indicate tht the lf of mutton mm lamb have Inkrn a leiitd boom aid that stockmen Jshoulil expect night r prices than thoae pal'i by the huyvra during the pnat month. Frank MIonminjiCHnip and T. A. Burrow, of Merrill, are here to ecure mutton. A. li. Swsnfton, of (Sm rn memo, 11 another of the buyer, he having already purchiied a number off "coarse wool" Umha from Onarleii Sherlock, of thia city. H F. Carey, representing the firm of Miller & l.ux, his returned from California pointa and is again on the outlook for suitable stock. He has made eeveral purchases within the paat month, amorg hirh were flock belonging to I'at Harry, of r'aialey, G. I. Holor'ok, thia ritv, anl others. L. Uegen, representing Kcifcn Brother, of lener, Colnrado, s one of the latest arrivals Mr Pegt-n him already acquired about .10,000 h ad of Nevada and California lamhN, ami v eral off the purchases made t y him from Dennis O'Connor and Charles Sherlock will be fo ind recorded in sootier col umn of this paper. Earl O'Brien, o' Keno, is here to, buy ewes for shipment to other points of the coun'ry. It is also rumored that a mutton buyer fr m the Rend country is soon to reuch Luke view with a view to purchasing 20.000 head of mutton. Taking al into consideration it looks a- though the market for mutton and lambs is the best it has been this sea- j son, and it is hoped that much bigger j j prices will be received by the stock-1 men. Many of the latter are in townj ! now anci some nave ct-en for many weeks, all b irg obliged to hoKi olf ! selling on account of the excessively j low prices paid. Advertised Letters Miss Cora Scten, Mrs Collie Welch, Alf Waills, Walter Ware, H. C. Mc Ktnnis, Dan F. Llempsey, iiill Case, Henry G. Furgeson 2, Besseghir.o Ste fsno 3, Frank P. Site, U. O. Ruth, O. D. Rusk, Frank E. KusbcI, Mrs. E. Niehans. Lnyd Ornbaum, Pat Murphy OLeary. M. F. L. MoSweeney. Dr. O. E. Lowe, A. Marders, Morg. Verlin, Uaurence Williamson, E. K. Zumora. Jno. A. Peterson, Miss Ardin A. V. Williams, til. L. Zamor, Miss Amy Wayman, Howard Mortan, Wm. J. Morrison, Mrs. A. M. Bradley, Y. Z. burns, Walter Thone, T. (J. Thomp son, M. P. Adcock 2, Wayne Jbies 2, J. M. Sayer, James Colrnan, MiB Belle Campbell. Mr. H. B. Dodd 2. Mrs. Laura Uunlap, Martin Eliam. John O. Elliott, T. B. Lutlin. Wm. Scott, Char les Hall, Holbert B. Dodd, C. L. f-'cott 2. Joe Scott. Henry Shannon, Mr. Ashland, Roy Hample, Frnk Purdin, jp Portillo, Alfred Lamb, Dr. O. E 1 Lowell. A I Ladd, M. Sara & Co., Ed ' ward Smith, Mri Maud Slrov, J. E. ; Smith, E. S. Walker, Garner Webster 3, Mrs. Anmie WebBter, Miss Ette j Madin, Ed Wells, J. J. Williams, Sau i ford Wilbur, Clive Ma:or, Van Houb ! ten, M. Payten, Thomas W. Klery, H. M. Bi'chsnan, Alec Accoce, Mr. I Roman Mtrquez. Miss Lulu Forcum, ' A. G. Hall 2, Harry J. Kushner Miss Edith Smith. MINOR MENTION Front The Irish AVwn Frank iMonlht aid Hill Ahoa n, both off whom are expert in the aiiteu hualni'S, S, pumbtr 18tn, purchased from I'at Angland his lease In the (j.m land & Lnyeh ain't p. The New take this opportunity ol wishing both oi the pimhaners much success in their new venture. Jack Bresoahau and Con Sullivan, whu are pai liters in the sheep buahteas. laxt week, Sold VlHI head of ewes tu Jack Klynii a d Jack l.eaiy, the pr ce ptd Mr. tUtanahan bung $4.7f per hcao. while Mr. Sllivan received S5 00 per head lor his sharo. The sheep weie separated and counted at Carnal Pr.lrie. Mike O Sullivan got busy several daagoand vugnt f0 head ot tine bucks Irum tJeore Fitzgerald. The price paid was S10 per head. It is needless to any that Mike is a subscri ber tu the News. Charles Sherlock and Dennis O'Con nor, ast week sold 2r(H) head of "c.'ro wool" iambs to Mr. Degan, the Salt Lake buyer, price paid being f t 35 per head. The sheep were de livered at Lakeview. Walter Sherlock, the Alturas sheep man, last wetk sold sold 3000 head ol "coarse ml" lambs to Mr Deegan, (he f-alt Luke buver. The price palu was l.'.t'ilt per head, delivery to be made at Mdocltne, California. I'nilip S Bar'y, the local sheepman, returned M-veral weeks ago from San hraicistp where he remained for a slioil lime as the guest of his aunt, Mr. r.errig.n. Phil reports an excel lent tiioo while ab.-cnt, and states that many wonderful l uditii.ga are being ervUil l r (Kit year to year in tho big city. It whs reported among the boys .linnet line Hgo tnal Michael Barry, Sr., lattit r to Michael M. Barry, was to vixit Lakeview during tht "omipg win ter, an 1 tits arrival was looked forward to with interest. Since then we have been informed thm Mr. Barry will iot ci'tne over tins winter, although it is hi .cd tlirtt be may see tit to honor us tdi bis pre.-encu at some not distant time. Cj . 1 1 TED A LION. A WANT AD IN THE j Lake County Examiner WILL BRING RESULTS O. A. C. Popular Registrar H. M. Ten' ant savs there is a 25 oer cent increase in O.A.C. en- ! rnllment over this time last year. New I entries came from 16 states. New Eng 1 land to the Pacific coast, and from India, Alaska, Canada and Honlulu. Upper classmen are returning from nine additional nates. A high class Brahmin from India has nought 8n eight acre farm near the college and will work it while taking a course In scientic farming. He insists on wear ing the pink turban of bia class. The son of a Lig Brooklyn merchant is com ing fur horticulture. A graduate of the University of New York is also entering for apeical study. A British Columbian graduate off an eastern university is coming to take a master's degree in hort culture. Di plomas written in Chinese, Japanese and other foreign languages were pre sented for entrance credit. A Japan ese offer' 148 week'B work in cultivat ing the virtues and 142 weeks in Jap anese language. Paisley Pick-ups (CliewHUutiQ Press) Atlempts to reopen the artesian well which was lost By a dynamite explosion some time ago, has been abandoned, and Mr. Kobineet has decided to drill again. Mr. Hale will do the work tor him. Friday night robbers broke into the Maurice Murphy aaloon here and rifled the. till, securing about S12 in silver and small change. There was some currency in another compartment off 're money dr er which in their haste they overlooked. They also secured one off the door keys which was bidden under the sack of change. Nothing else was disturbed. The robbers left no duo w l.btever Mid no trace off thtm I has been discovered. Clevar T..t.ri ot Plucky and Ingeni ous African. The little liiliaian of South Africa I is not only till in size, hut feeble In mind Vet I tin e h on record an en counter between ti bu.-diumn and a Hon whli b allows die 111:111 tis cool lu danger and fertile in resource. This biisliiiiau. while a long way from bi home, was met by a Uon. The nnltnul, assured that be hud his vlctin oinpliT ' tn bis power, began to sport and daliy with tilm with n feline Jocos ity which the poor little bushninn fail ed lo appreciate The Hon would ap pear ut u point In the road mil leap back ui;:iln into tho Jungle, to rea pear u little farther on. The btishinaii. however, did not lose his presem-p of mind and presently hit upon a (lev Ire whereby he iiilutit outwit his foe Till plan was "u-ested by I the lion's own conduct j Aw. ire that the Least was abend of i ri I id. the bushninn dodged t the rl'-'lit. and. feeling pretty sure of the Hon' ' wheren bouts, resni'tnl to Hie course of quietly wtitcliltiK Ills movements. ! When the lion discovered that the j man bad aiiddenly disappeared from i the path he was u jsood deal perplexed He roared with mortification Then he espied tile bilslltnan peei!n at blm over the prass. The bitOitnnn at otn-e chunped Mis fio fit ion. while the lion shiml llle-olllte in the path, follow Inp with Ins eye the shifting blacic man. In another mo ment the !!tt!e man ru-flcd tin' reeds vanWhisI and showed hit,i-,eir ut un other point. The pn-at tirilie was first confused find then alarmed It evidently l.i iran to dawn upon l.i.n that be ti.nl nil-t;i!i en the position of matters and that h was the hiin'i'd iarty The btishinaii. who clearly reoopnU el the Hituation. did not pause n, pi-r lit 1 1 the lion to recover hi startled wits. lie tiepnu to steal sradually to ward the foe, who now. In a complete state or doi.dit and fear, turned tall ninl decamped, leaving the plucky und liiponloos little biishman master of the Hituation - Harper's. . , Fascination of Coif. "I've eaul of Nero u-pluylug on 'la fiddle, air. w bi n 'is 'oinu wua a-burn-lu," bald the landlady, putting down the local paper, "but this 'ere game of golf must be tho most faakluuting 'obby lu the world. I've been teudlug about the lire up ut the golf ground lust Friday, and It says. 'The lire brl piules promptly responded to the call, and when d:u kness closed l:i they were still pl.iv iii4 upon I be ruins of the clubhouHH." " Ciolf IlliiHtruted. CHICHESTER SPILLS OAMOND BRANO LADIES a.li y-in- UrnwuU tor CHI-CHES TER'S A l iAMONTi I AND PILLS in Kko u1a Cold mtiallto boxes. cUJ with BluctO. Ribbon. Tits xa otiii, Hu of T.r V Druirl.l 4 uk tor t til f Uin-Tt-U S V DIAMOMU BKANU PILLS, for IwcntT-df tr regardrd Bt,Bfct, Alwajr RclUbta. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Lakeview Saddlery Aroutplcto llnool wiikoii mid Ihiicio llArilt'NN, V) lllpa, robra, blta, rliitoa, t'., to. tiling lit ti"" lltii ot cnrrliig' and horse hirhlxli Inga. (eairlng h -o in I ' n t men. THE BEST VA CRO SADDLE ON THt MARKET AHLSTROM & CUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM J. D. MARINER MUSIC HOUSE RENO, NEVADA Box 422 Sells for the Factories the World's Best Makes of l'ianos, built to stand anv eliniate. Factory (luar antee furnished with each instrument. Mchlin & Sons Knabe, Weber, Vosc, Fischer, Stock Krell, Lautcr, Shonlneor, Wcg man, Cable & Sons Kohlcr & Campbell Stclnway, Mchlin, Wcbcrand Lauter Playcr-Planos Standard and Wurllstcr Electrics Mcitio In New York and Uoston Sold For Cash or On Easy Payments We sell l'ianos for S'-'.So.OO that you cannot buy elsewhere for $ 100. Jhiy at homeand save money "Coupon Schemes," "(iuessin' Schemes," "Club Schemes" and "Special Sale Schemes" are lake meth ods lor unloading cheap pianos. Ilih tirade l'ianos are not sold through fake schemes. We mako a Specialty of Tuning- and Repairing. Call or Write for our Catalogs antl Prices. 123 NO. VIRGINIA ST. Phone 487 RENO, NEV. The University of Oregon Correspondence School otTt-rs. I'll .''. with I hi' fxrtit inti uf cost tf inst Hfiv on piifis mill vttst nl tin- rnlrvrsity i:tfiitixn Ihilh l In, to ClTl.KSS OF itHlAii )., foil v I l l.ltSIIV mll:si:s l,y SI ML, ,lllliy to irotlt hy thf vourNtH nl,-, i,, I v thf only rrinirrinfit of enrollment In the t'orrt'siiontlt'iiee prfi.ti rnt' nt. I 'nurses tire otTi reil In the tleiinrtnients of Jlot tiny, lie h.itltix, r.i-onmiiiis, i'.tliic.it inn, I '.left licit l.'iifrllsh Literature, Ltifillsh i'niiifinnlii''ii. History, M.itheniutics, Meclmnlcil hruwitiK, I'liynlcttl I'.duc.'ttinti, rii.islcv, I'hysinloKy, I'svvlmlniry, Snclnlnny, mul Survey' inic. Write tn t If Si ciclnry ot the I'orresiiowlciici' School, I'nlversl'ty of trefrnii, I'liri:. . Uir information nuil cntiilonue. CoI'LSI.S IS lli:slli:St K nt the I'niverslty irciitte for the I'nt- fissions of i:.t;isi:i:nisi:. .hh:iiai.ism, law, mldkisl hihI Ti:. Hl!. Full semester oiens Tuesihiy, Seit. 17. Aililresn the lleiflstriir for enlulonues descriilie of the l'olh-e of L'imltiet rllir, the College of Liherul Arts, the Schools of Filiicnlinn, I'tiiiiiueive, Lnw, Meiliclne mul Music. CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. P. M. CORY, Lommom LAKEVIEW - OREGON Oprtcf 5tagei, carrying United Mutes Mulls, l.ipreis and Passsngen on lb following routt: LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW AUTOriOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS 5TAUE3 FARESi On Way Round trip Klamath Falls Route - - . $10.00 $18.00 Plush Route 4.00 7.00 OBPICESi- Lkvlew (. 3tag( Offfc Hush . . . , Bulllvaa Hotel Klamuth PalU . . , , Aaiartcaa Hatal ENGINEERING, MAPPING AND SURVEYING S.A. MUSHEN County Survevor CitylEngineer . TOWNSITES SURVEYED AND MAPPED Land Reports Made Blue Prints of Government Townships TTMK EVERYWHERE JEKS Let The Examiner Figure on Your Next Job Work