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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1912)
i Town Property "Wo Sell The Real Earth" O'NEILL & DUNLAP GENERAL REAL ESTATE Lake view : Oregon More Bargain $20.00 per sere for 2(0 acre of timiwr land, cUw in, easy tfrm. 112.50 For 320 firre itik1 sill in the valley 6 inlUs from Lnkevh-w. If yon want a bargain don't s thl. Term ah. Haw mill in first cIhm nrder, including a lr- quantity of dry, flninhml lumber; fin log and 10 Heron of standiug timber. Tin- book wl I prove it to tm fine investment. 80 ncres of floe timber on thf VWt .Side, clone to m haw mill. tiooper acre for 180 seres of valley land all In meadow joining the O. V. L. Addition to Lftki-vU-w A itood Investment 2(10 cr'n Joining tin- O. V I,. Addition to Lakevlew. Flop for cutting op Into arnall tract A leirifiln at only 110.00 per acr-. 1 11)0(1 (to ! i r h Hit" iikw lO-nxim limm' with liirgti lot, 7xl2.', cIoh to router of town mill High Helmut. Knv term. $.4iiOiII I'nr (1 Tim in now luiiiunliiw, mi ii-.i I 1 1 1 I o U f i e Ikiiiii', clim to center o( i town on Hcrunnt Htreet. h'.tioy term. Varum l.ott on RIu.mIi direct at a liirgnln. tlftO.OO l or a new 4 room Iiimihm him) nuoil mIiciI, lot M) x 125, gnoil locution, r ny tiTiim. $IIMMI.ki l'ur mi up to-iliito inw Iditmn'o, tnCholi'fl rcal'li'iicn jutrt of tlie Ity. Rimy ferin. Xahc County filjramtncr TIIUItHMN . i: 4 nvKit ill. ili. Rulnler le-er on lauubtnt tho Inn. . I.lldirx lllt fll e lit I.iKi vIp .Nil r ra utile Co. Rye for nkIii. f'init plump griln. Aunlr H.L 1I1U office. Hi 111 . . . ... . Hi acre on et Mc exehiuiae ; lor tiiy .rop..v. Kmjuiro at llii.j nl (, t( , ., ... . MiM Hernia IIiifkch this week pur-, chanrd m new piano of the Kiler Music' House In Lakeview. 1 Uuvernora of twnly-nine auiea in lue UIIIOIl Will III; Fl!icricil liVAfc i uvw- diy at the general tdertion. Mra. Nettie Snurlm-k and daughter nd Mra. Anna Klair, ol 1'ainUy, wire tIhiIIiik In Lakevlow Uxl week. The Marnret H Dramatis Co. will b at SniUer'a opera houne Tu?diiy , and Wi-dnrnday veniiK ef next week. If you want a rihl good lotion for kanda md (, get a bottle of Cream t I'earla at Snydvr & Kcynolda' drug tore. Wra. Spangenhurg, who has been pending t"e aummor In thia valley, left the firal of the week on bin return te Diller. Neraaka. Katker Ktrn, 8. J. lott the forepart f the week for a aweral daya viilt to llamath Kalla. He la expected back either tooorrow or Saturday. The atrlke of the copper mlnera and ' t'0" mill and emrlter men at Ely, Nevada. J C. K. Oliver, democratic nominee tor haa thia week been declared off and the , County acbool auperintendent, made a men resumed work at a higher wave, j trip to the nortb end of the county last Kecaaae of the war with Turkev, to K.terview the votera in tbat Orecka and S avonlana are leaving . ection. America by the hundreda to loin their J. B. Auten, and party, who went countrymen in taking arm ageint the duck hunting to the Warner lakea laat TJr. ! week, returned with well-lilled bagt. Kdgar L. Voung, barber, la a recent arrival from Kpokane, Wawhington. He waa here about four yeara ago, and haa returned with the intention of locating permanently. K. 1. I.ane, who a few daya aince went to the Lane hoipital. San Kran ciiico, to be operated upon for rupture. I reported to be recovering in a aatia fartorjr manner to hla phyaiciana. County School Superintendent J. Q. Willita announces that a local teacher'a !nntilute will be held at New i'ine ! Creek Saturday, November 2. beginn- ing at 9 o'clock A. M. Let all who can, , attend. ! iAirn Eatella Baxter, ai.ler of Uon i, nt,i. .rrivp.1 laat week from Kenuell, Wla.. to make her home ..I : ... mI.m tftilll attflnri I hl in UBKOVICW. vviiubv biib " ' " ' , Hihg School. She formerly lived here ; A briak battle lately occured be with her father and mother, Mr. and ' twecn Conservatives and Liberals in Mra. George H. Baxter. 'Cuba, with the reault of several people nn,u.n. hnrt. haa ! - - - c been experienced on the N.-C.-O. of Cate, owing to the large amount of freight being hauled over the line. Airent CIbbb informs us. however, that arrangements were made yeBterday for ample car aorvico to meet all future demands. Klamath Herald: W. B. Barnes Friday whipped the first logs ever lak-, hhIo to vouch for its qunlity. He has en from the Klamath Indian Reserve- 1 fruit at Wm. WhIIbco's store in Lake tion. They were taken to the tub fuc- view mid at taring's Bakerv, New tory in this city, and measured 20,000 I'inc Creek, where the same may be feet. Mr. IJprnes, when uHKOHsor of j purehnxed. Lake county in 1807, was the lirat white aI Smith, of the Wizard Picture toan to rent land on tho Indian Reser- j Houhc, him moved the house from tho vation. Bunting corner formerly used as a fin- Oregon will soon be producing lurgajishing room by Photographer Stone, quantities of salt. Development work ! and ad ioinul it to the hall where be on Summer and Abort Lakes has been j will use it as an engine room. He has started and it is expected to produce 400,000 tons per yesr of salt, potash and aoda. There are said to be 40, 000,000 tons of salts in these lakeB and 10-year lease has been secured. More salt than Is taken from Salt Lake, Utah, ia expected to be secured an nually from these Oregon waters. In order to discourage any attempt of automobile operators to engage in the Lakeview-Klamath Falls travel, it is stand that the tare between the two places has been fixed at V each way for the remainder of the ai'to sea son, which will be a couple of weeks. It will be remembered that some time sgo the fare was cut from 115 to noth ing because a man from here had made a cut in the regular rate. It ia reported that W. P. Herylord will erect a two story brlok building Msln ! on the Avlracnette oroberty on street, that he recently bought. Mr n..... ,i i- h f,,i,irA nf r.ake. uuryiuru in - - view Is clearly manitested by the 1m- northern part of Lake and in Crook provementa that he is adding to his county. Gus trailed the men through porperty Interests hore. It speaks well (this state and found where they croBS tor the town that its pioneer citizens ed the Columbia river, and on to Top batik the convictions of their judgment, Ipenish, Wash., where he found the with hard OHHh, like Mr. Heryford is hornes, and succeeded In retrying his doing here In Lakevlew. own acock. Kill iIit iiih'Io l,imi'vlrw fnmou. 'MIlr-n wlilti' drffM-H, atfttn 2 to yi'!r. I,iikv'ew Mi-rr.iiutlb Co. J amen lioydttun was in from hli Went Side ranch the Itmt ol the week. The UMt butter Oliver, 40 cent tr otiiiil at Mlelier'a raah ritore. 0. II. Mctuslf of the Southern Paclllc Tuemiav came up from Reno on abort buainria trip. ...... Tho.. II. Sherlock, of lvia Creek camu up the flrat of the week and will upend severs! dsyx In Lakeview. ' l Kwlng wa. down from Summer he hv," ',.,t'n ""P" " a witntia in the Filzpatrlck va. Hyan ! CH0. L. K. Hcager, Orcharda Co., of the Davia Creek liavla Creek, Calif., made a brief buainena trip to thla city IhmI week. (j. K. Arthur and Chaa. Nelaon of the Went Side ttireither were in town the II at of the week aettiinfr up buai- nova ot this teaaon'a run. W. II. Khirk, prealdent of the Flrat National tiank, la under phyaiciana care i at his home In thia city, Buffering from a acvere attack of tonaiillia. Attorney and Mra. J. C. Rutenio of K amath Kalla, laat week came over to Lakeview where Mr. Rutenie baa aome buaineaa In the Circuit Court. Thca. II. Rills haa bought the Mra Aviragnette bouae on Main atreet from W. P Herytord and haa moved It to one of hie lot In the Walter'a Add!- I Tory report bird a being very liura ! eroua in that vicinity. The Cedarville Record of laat week lays; A big gnaoline trartion engine i pHdaed through town one day lat week, 'enroute for Lakeview, where It will be ' put to work for the O. V. L. Co. i A. C. Webber, a timber man of fortf j land, Orrgon, was a buMiness vlttltor in j thla city lant week. He both buys and ' i. .f . . i . . sella timber lands and was here looking for aome quarter aections that could be bought. The K'amath Herald reports a cattle .Hie made by W. C. Did'on, of Tule Lake Modoc county, whlcn netted him 5.8 80. The C83 h.d of cattle yic-ueo an average oi -.o. .o. iwu sieera bringing JUKI each. The cattle were j purchaaed by J. C. Mitchell. 'y wourded. The uprising The uprising was occasioned over the political Mtuution and was agitated by the aupporters of Vice-I'resiiient A I redo ZayaH, who ia a candnluto for the presidency. C. . Studlcy ia here from Sanoma Valley with a choice line of dried fruit that be is Billing. 1 he fruit was I produced by Mr. Studlcy and be is a ga.soline engine and dynamo and will generate hit own piwer for motion pic tures and lighting purposes for the ball. He expects to get it working shortly and entertainments will re resumed this week. Since the pesent siege of exposure in Chicago of crime uni vice of the pug, big burly Jack Johnson, several cities are protesting against allowing him to engage in any turther pugilistic attractions within their limits. In some places this edict haa become mandatory. To the ordinary public this step occurs as about two years late. Simply let him diop and be for gotten, and in due course of time an other champion will appear. The stockmen of Lake and adjoining counties should give much praise to Gus Schroder, of Silver Lake, for his commendable work in assisting to run down and capture the Robinson bro- thera who were running boms in tne Kalni'-r on draugth at the Hotel bar. Latest Victor records at Snvder & Reynolds'. Rainier on dratiKth or in Ixittlen at tho llrewery. 2t S. C. Campbell of the O.V.L. Drews creek dam, was a visitor In town the first of the week A. C. Hotchklws was In Lakevlew laat week from his ranch near Valley Falls, in the Chewaucan valley. ' Ono doxeti hoiixr ilreMMn. aaort'd paternannd a n-n to close at reduced price. I.akevlew MiTciintllo Co. Mrs. Wm. Currier, of I'aialey was visiting in I.akeview last week aa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Schminck. Black faced yearling iitiiulmr one, for ante at ten dollam, also Lincoln IntiibH. Walter A. Hlierlock, Aliuraa. Cnlll. Frank Shmidtz la conducting A.Kauf mann'a jewelery store while the latter ia in San Francisco buying his holiday line of jewelry. Lakevicw Lodge 1. O. O. F. No. 63. Saturday night initiated two members into the order. After work a luncb was served In the banquet room. It is said that out of the 100 Vene tian blinds ordered for the new High Scnool building, only Zl Ot the win- lows, and will be returned for a new order. O. K. Wood, N.-C.-O. telegraph oper ator in Lakevlew, yesterday waa circu lating a subscription to get funds to secure next Tuesday's national election by wire. Your vote will have much more weight it you partake of that bountitul dinner on election day to be served by the M. E. Lad'ea Aid at the L. C. I. C. room on Center street Melvilln D. Williams, of Davis Creek, is an inmate of the Lakeview HonpitH.1, suffering from an attack of typhoid fever, lie waa brought up the first of the week, accompanied bv Mrs. Williams, who is assisting in bis care. All Bull Moose, loyal Taftites and ardent Wilsonians with their following of Suffragettes are invited to meet in amity, at the L. C. I. C. Hall at 5 ?. M. election day, Nov. 6. 1912, to a chickei. dinner by the Methodist Epis copal Laules' Aid Society. SOcts per cover. Two autoa from the Southotone gar age Saturday took a number of duck i hunters from here to the Warner lakea. Among those going were Harry Bailey, A. Li. Thornton, Wm. Marsingtll, T. K. Bernard Wm. I'o.it. W. P. Dykeman, M. Southstone and rJU Detrmk. They report good shooting and returned with a goodly amount of birds John Hollenbeck, of Klamath county, sheepherder fur Dave Edler. who laat ! week fell into a hot water spring near Klamutb Falla, died from the effects of the scald. He lived six days after the fearful accident happened. The Klamath Herald stated tbat Mr. Edler i had made all arrangements for the burying of tho body which took place at Klamath Falla. Ed Sharp, ot New Pine Creek, wn brought up from that place Monday and arrested upon a charge of disturbing the peace. It ia said that he establish ed auito a reputation for himself as a pugilist and caused considerable com motion in the newly incorporated town. It is contended, however, that he is ordinarily a peaceful citizen, and at a preliminary hearing before Justice Farrell, was released upon his own re cognisance. Governor WeBt is now making an in vestigation of the affairs in Klamath Falls to disclose the charge tnat the officers are not enforcing the laws in in that town. The investigation arose over the alleged charge of a police officer assaulting staff reporter of the Northwestern, in the presence of May or Nicholas and officers, who would not interfere or protect the reporter trom the beating. Klamath Falla Beema to like toe limelight, and her reputation ia becoming widespread. T. H. Cloud and E. H. Clark laat week went for a several daya hunt in the deer haunts of the Drews Valley vicinity. When leaving it was gener ally understood among their friends, that no deer no come back. Mr. Clark, however, came In Monday with nothing but weird tales of the big bunches ot deor and thousands of tracks that infest that region, but be said tbey wouldn't bite. It is said tbat Tom Cloud continued the chase alter one poor deer from the flrBt day out until yesterday when the innocent crea ture, overcome by fatigue and constant worry, laid down and died tor him. He will bo in today with bia prey. Catholic Dance What thone who attended atate was one of the finest ris'ices held this set- son, wss gfvn rriday last at tne sni der Opera House under the auspicts of the Catholic Ladies' A tsr Society. It ia estimsted thst about 85 couplet were present for the occasion, besides the usual ntimbi r of spectators. Musio ws furuiahed by Miss Emily Avres ana Mesi-rs. Dsrnell and Wallace and several of the selections rendered were encored msny times. The dsnce was given for the purpoae of raising money to help defray some of the expenses incfoeptai to the build ing of the new Catholic church and rec tory here, and the sum of about ftO was realized for this purpose after the necesssry expenses were met. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. J. P. McAuliffe, Mra. Con Fitzgerald. Mrs. T. J. Sullivan, Mrs. f rank Hutchins, Mrs. James McShane, Mrs. L. F. Hrennsn, Misses Julia (J I ot ter nd Bride Flynn. Italian Commits Robbery Last Monday J. Bertuca and Alex Rossi, Italians, while in the bouse of Lila in the demi monde district, in Lakeview, took S136 in currency and some toilet articles from a dresser while she was in another aoattment of the housi. Feeling a suspicion of the foreigners after they left the plac, an investigation was made and the theft disclosed. Constable M. Whorton waa notified, and he found the pair down town. Tbey were identined by the woman, and a searcb revealed the money on the per son of Bertuca. All articles excepting the money were disposed of before the men were apprehended. They were lodged in the county bastile, wbere Bertuca confessed to having committed the theft, and tbua vindicating his friend trom being a party in the erne. The grand jury will be recalled Wed nesday of next week to return an in dictment. Hallowe'en Today ia Hallowe'en Day. From old en times the civilized people have cele-1 brated this occasion with pranks and all kinu'a ot amusementa and the idea has been that the ghostly occasion could be made tbe more nearly it would live up to the tradition its origin. Hallowe'en is the day preceeding All Saint's Day, November 1, or All Hallows, a festival said to have been begun by Pope Bonitace IV, about 607, celebrated in the Pantheon in Rome and pi-rmancrtiy established by Pope Gregory lV, about 8.10 A. D., for the commemoration of all those saints and martyrs in whose honor that par ticulary day is assigned. Several parties and a aance are to take place in tbe evening in this city tor Hallowe'en amusements, and it also expected that tonigbr many inno- j cent pranks will be played on the un suspecting townspeople. Much Grain Threshed The West Side Threshing Co. gives tne following report as to the number of bushels of grain they threebed in this valley during the 1912 season: Barley, 2.5048 bushel"; wheat, 22, 60G: oats, 2.916; rye. 2.348, giving a total of 53,548 bushels. There was also one other large thresher operating In the valley besides one or two small private machines. The reports are not available from them yet, but the above is indicative that upwards of 100,000 bushels were harvested in Uoose Lake Valley this year. v Two Elections Tuesday Next Tuesday in Lakeview will be a busy day tor tbe migbtv law-maker. Aside from the general election to be held, city election will take place also. Thus far no activity has been demon strated over city election., and no tic kets have been announced. It ia said that Messrs. Duke and Mayfield, of the present council, have voiced their in tention of withdrawing their names this year. Mayor Rinehart stated that, while In no way was be seeking tbe ofllce again, be would serve if tbe people selected him. Chautauqua Circle The Lakeview Chautauqua Circle will meet Monday evening, Novem ber 4, at 7:30 o'clock at the borne of Mrs. T. V. Hall In thia city. Pro gram: Roll call: current events: "Armand Fallieres the French Presi dent;" Government by Parlament, the Chautauquan European Rulers, Chap ter II, Mrs. Harry Bailey. "Economic Changes in the Continent" Ogg, Chap ter Vlll, Mra. A. Bieber. "Political He firm in England to 1832" Ogg, Chapter IX, Mra. E U. Everett, "the Growth of English Democracy." Ogg. Chapter X, Miss Julia Gloster. ' IB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the partneistjiji tieietufore exist ing between Dr. Knox and Dr. O. E. Patterson of New Pine Creek, Ore., is this day mutually dissolved. All persons owing said firm are hereby notified to make pavment to The Alger Land Company. New Pine Creek, Ore., whioh is authorized to col lect ssme and give receipts therefor. Signed this 1st day of November, 1912. Dr. O. E. PATTERSON. lU3 Fall, and time for new clothes. What is the proper style? What kind of a suit shall I wear? Stop worrying. Don't experiment WEAR A BENJAMIN You can't afford to wear cheap clothes. (The best are the most economical in the end. BBNJ MIN superior clothing costs no more than the ordinary kind. $18.00 to $27.00 BRITTEN & i LA VOGUE SUITS AND COATS are quite the rage, so be sure and come in and get what you want be fore they are all gone. flit !P ' NICE new snappy line to select from in Tweeds, Chinchilla and Zibalines. Every suit and coat guaranteed to be the best that can be bought for the price. Come early and look them over. LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE CO. Stockholders Meeting1 The Annual MpMtr-g of the Stock holders of Lsae Cout ty Telephone anal Telegraph Cnmpary will te held at Maaonic Hall in the Town of Paisley, Lake County, Oregon, on Monday, November, II, 1912, at the hour of 1 o'clock, a.m. for the purpose of elec ting a board of Directors to serve for the et suing year, and for tbe tran saction of such other buisrest aa may come bcfi.re the meeting. CHAS.UMBACU, See. D ER1CKSON tf