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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1913)
"W Sell The Real Earth" O'NEILL & DUNLAP GENERAL REAL ESTATE Lakeview : Oregon Good Values for the Land Seeker $7.W) Per acre for 820 acrea on Thomea Creek, 11 mile from Lakeview. $7 50 Per acre for 660 acrea on Cottonwood Creek, 11 mile from Lakerlew. $10 00 Ter acre for 240 acrea on Muddy and Cottonwood Creek a, 9 an ilea from Lakeview. $10.00 Per acw for 80 acrea 6 mi lea from Lakerlew. $50.00 Per acre for 240 acrea Joining? the O. V. L, Ad. to Lakerlew, all la meadow and grain, good water right, farm lmpllmenta go with the place, build Ings coat $3ii00.0O, easy term. $3000.00 For 7-roorn hou, lot of fruit tree and about one acre of choice land clote In. lutj terms. 12000.00 Takes a 7-room bungalow alnvwt new, lot 100x160 feet, good location. Easy term. 14000.00 Will bur one of the finest boniea In the city. 7-rooin modern bungalow with II fine Iota, a bargain, don't mlsu It. Easy terms. Vacant lot lor aal In different parte of the city from $125.00 op. City Property Xahc Counts Eyamtncr T11UHHDAY. AUOUST 21. 1913. BRIEF MENTION Bee for tie & Utter for two Rood re- llnqolohtnente. Jy 24-tf Mra. Anna M. Nation returned Sun day after aeveral daya vlalt In Alturaa. J. M. Carey, a farmer of the Weat Side section, waa tiansicting business in town yesterday. A floe line of buck and horacblde gloves at greatly reduced pricca. Abl trora & O anther. 8e Clark &. Ouslcy for cement work of all klnda. Special prices given for abort time. Phooe 8tt2. J 10 tf Cottonwood Lurolwr Co. High grade, yellow pine lumber. All klnda of dressed lumber on band. J 12-3 m The Methodist Picnic that waa an nounced laat Sunday for next Friday haa been postponed for the present. W. E. Wood of Okmulgee. Okla., arrived here this week on a abort visit with his brother, O. E. Wood or the West Side. Postmaster . C. Ahlstrom and family are taking a short vaoatlon this week on the Chsndler ranches at Crooked Creek. WOOD We are now prepared to take ordt-ra for your Winter's wood In nor quantities, at ffl.OO per cord. O'Neill A Duulup. Jy 10-tf The Western Auto Stsge coming from Klamsth Fs'W brcke down yes terdsy on tbe Reservation and the mail did not reach here until late this morn ing. We have a fine line ( $1.25 buggy wdlps that we are selling (or 76 eta; bIho $1 60 huggy whips at $1 00. A iltnttrd amount of wikud umbrellus at $1.75. Ahlmroiu & Uuuthwr. Supt. O. M. Gardner has calls for homea for sumo young people who wish to attend school thia winter Anyone having a place for a boy or girl please call op Prof. Gardner. C. M. Faulkner and family passed through Lakeview Saturday on return to their home at Burna after spending a few weeka visiting with Mra. Faulk ner'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Snalling at Fairport. "God's voice in nsture," will be the subject In Mssonio hall Sunday morn ing. In the evening the subject will be: "How may 1 know that my sins are forgiven.' Both vocal and instru mental selections will be rendered. Wanted Team of mares 1200 to 1300 pounds each with harness and farm wagon. Prloa must be low. Will buy .as complete outBt or msres and wagon aeperate. Give lull particulars. Ad drees J. A. Donovan, Examiner Ofiice. S. C. Campbell, superintendent of construction on the Drews Creek dim, epent Isst Sunday in town. Ha in forms as that the finishing touches are being added to the dam and tbat work onthie part of the.irrigstloi proieot will aoon be brought to a close. L. C. Hernay and wife who have been visiting their ion, E. S. Bernvy and family at the Drewa dam the pest several days, left yesterday morning for Fallon, Nevada and after viaiting with a son at that place for a short time will return to their home in the Ernst. - The famous white slavery trial ol Maury Digga which has been proceed ing in San Francisco the past several days is expected to be closed and the fate of tne man will rest with the jury this afternoon. He wiih Drew CamliiettI are charged with having transported two young ladiua fnm Sacramento to Keno, last March. O. E. Wood was in town Tuesday from one of the Carrlker ranches on the West Side which he is farming. He and Mr. Carriker took home a new header which the latter purchased from J. B. Auten. They stated that beading would begin within a few days, and indications are favorable for a yield of all grain crops on the West Side. The local real estate firm of Curtis & Utley are negotiating for the aale of the large Bowers ranch In Modoc County. Thoa. Silverthorn ol Los Angeles is contemplating taking over the property and will use it for raising blooded stock. He la the owner of some valuable racing stock, and a farm aucb as he would esabllsh would be a valuable adjunct to thia section of the country. The Examiner is informed that the rale has been practically made, and Mr. Joseph in company with Mr. Curtis will shortly go to Los An geles to inspect some property which the former will take over un the deal. FOR HALB Harrington Kanch. To be aold at onoe. Caab only. En quire at ihe ranch. 8t Mra. Walter Sherlock of Alturaa Is pending the weak in Lakeview as guest of Mra. Nellon. Claude Woods and B. W. Andrews were in town Monday from their ranches on the West Side. Henry Wendt, Jr., postrosster and business man of New Pine Creek was here yssterdsy on bus ness. Attorney W. Lair Thompson depart ed Monday morning for Kano where he was called on legal business. For HmIc One wagon, team and har ness. Team weight 1300; wagon as good as new. Hw J. W. Mikel. A7-i4 The Teacup Club of the Kebekab lodge will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mra. Jackson at the Umbach home. For Sale or Km t The Walters Res idence, Cor. Bollard and Waltera Bt. 0 rooms, Lot 133x252 ft, term given. W. P. Paine & Co.. Agfa. Jy 3-tf Mra. Henry Funk, Mra. W. F. Grob and Mrs. W. R. Steele will be host esses at a "500" party this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Steele. $T)00 will buy a 5-paaaengnr 80-horse power Btudebaker Touring car juat overhauled and painted. Everr part guaranteed except tire. Southstone Bros. Jy 17-tf Miss Florence Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morris of Csmss Prairie will leave In a few daya for Mel ford where she will at tend the Convent sobooL Frank Wilson Is still making choice t a males bsck of the Inn B.r. Henry Dlope will peddle the tamsles over town, tilting tne piece of the colored msn who formerly sold them. Auto Stage to New Pine Creek, leaven Lakeview every Monday, Wed- nettday and Saturday mornings at 10 o'duck. Fare, round trip, $3.50; one way, $2.00. Ho uth stone Broa. J12 tf I have In my posseaaiofi one iron gray borae, branded open A () nn luit shoulder. Any one calling and proving property can bave aame by paying charge. V, M. Hrvey, 1 aUe view, Oregon. A14-61 County Clerk F. W. Payne and wife returned the latter part of last week from an auto trip to Klsroith County and Crater Lake. They apent a brief but enioyable vacation, during which time W. F. Paine acted as County Clerk. The band boys are going to New Pine Creek tomorrow evening to give an all night dance. They exoect to give a street concert in tbat city at 8 o'clock on the evening of the dance. Several coupiea from here are going down fur the affair and a large crowd is expected. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cronemiller and son, Fred, Saturday departed by auto for Klamath Falls going by way of Odell Lake. They will attend the eon vention of the Central Oregon Devel opment League and will also visit Creter Lake and the Huckleberry patch before returning. The real ginger was taken out of tbe report that an ultimatum had teen issued by Huerta demanding the United Statea to recognise Mexico, by the latest announcement that thia was denied in official circles and that the United States will await tbe final out come of negotiations between John Lind and Provisional President Huerta before taking further atepa in its pol icy toward Mexico. Last week in mentioning the mem bers of the graduating classes of 1912 and '13 of the Oregon Agricultural College who were recommended for commit-sions in the Oregon National Guard, the Examiner left out too name of Ted McKee, eon of Mr. and Mra. Rutt. McKee. The MoKeea have been residing at Corvallia the past few years while led was attending the U. A. C. but thev still maintain Lake view as their home, and the Examiner is very proud to make mention that another local boy was given this honor. All members of the State Desert Land Board, excepting Attorney-General Crawford, are now making a tour of the state, they having left Med lord Monday. They are now at Klamath Falls and will come to Lake County to Inspect the Paisley projeet and will also visit the Summer and Abert lakes lr thia county, which the state haa leased to a New York Syndicate, and which la now engsged In extracting salt and borax from tbe lake beds. The members of the board who are in the party are ; Governor West, Secre tary of State Oicott, State Treasurer Kay and State Engineer Lewis. i Motor Cycle, In good condition, for sale cheap. See Curtia & Utlev. A7-tf Merchant A. Bieber and wife retain ed last evening from their trip to 8sn Frsnciseo. The Alturaa Tigera defeated the Cedarvllla ball team last Sunday In a score of 11 to 10. A new modern Lnkeview residence, worth $3000 for exchange for Lake Co. dairy farm. Curtis Sc. Utley. A7-t3 C. W. E. Jennings, of the Valley Kails Mercantile Co., )a spending a few daya In Lakeview thia week. C. 8. Palmer lee, a oslryrosn of Vistillss, came over from hie farm Sunday, returning tbe following day. Mra. N. Sherlock and daughter came down from Paisley Friday and apent aeveral days in Lakerlew, the guests of Hotel Lakeview. The Presbyterian church and Sun day School picnie waa held at Cotton wood last Tuesday. A good crowd at tended and all report a pleaaant time. Ex County Superintendent J. Q. Willlta will aoon leave for Umatilla County Oregon where be haa a eon tract to teach a nine month term of school. Lost In Lakeview, Saturday. Aug. 9. Ladles brooch enameled. Inlaid with gold, property of Mra F. L Young. Finder plesae leave at Hotel Lnkeview, 2t For 8a'e Cheap Three buggiea, one rubber tire, with net of barn; one phaeton ahnoat new, and one single cat buggy. Enquire Wm. Harvey, Lakeview, Oregon. J. H. Etter of Oakland representing Brown & Bigelow, the calendar and novelty bouse of St. Paul, waa in Lakeview thia week soliciting tusiness from locsl merchants. Dr. Goray specialist on the eye, ear nose and throat and tbe fitting of glasses is now at Lakeview for one week professions! visit at the King residence. Dr. Goray waa here one year ago. U. S. Mad Auto Stage Leave i Lakeview for Paisley every day ex cept Sunday, at 7 a. m. Paaaengi r pleaae book at Joe Fuller's staff e ofllce. Fares, one way $4 00; round trip, $7.50. Southstone Bros. J12-tf James McKee of Adel came over to Lakeview last week, expecting to re ceive a new automobile which he had ordered. For some reason the machine had not arrived here and he returned the first of thia week without hia "buze wagon." One second band double set of ex pres barnecs with collars and breech ing for $20.00 One set second baud collar & hame single harness nearly new for $18.00 One set breaet collar alogl harness second band for $10.00. Ahlstrom & Gunther. Bonanza bad a serious fire Monday night which burned tbe Harpold build ing, containing a drug store, general merchandise 'tore, barber shop, con fectionery store and hotel and the building occupied by Broadsword Hard ware company. The loss is figured at $20,000 with little insurance. ' Alfred Smith returned Friday even ing from Fallon, Nevada, where he and J. F. Maytield went to lease a pic ture theater and dance hall. He states thst they were successful in msking arrangementa to take over the busi ness, and he expecta to d If pose ot his business here in time to return by the first of September. 'Ihey met with an accident with the car going down and it waa left at Termo, they making the remainder of the trip on the train. The Christy Comedy Company was at the Snider opera house last week. closing their engagement Sunday even ing. Mr. Christy haa been through Lakeview on previoua trips. Tbe com pany was carrying an exceptionally clever dancer, and Christy la a good comedian, but the clasa of "skits" they put op, especially on the last evening, would lead the general public to believe tbat playwrights of farce comedy stuff have been laying off lor the past halt century. Leah Beatl, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Beall received a broken arm last Monday near the camp In Big Valley, where Mr. Beall and family and E. ,M Brattaln and family have been spending the past several daya. While riding her pony she lost her bal ance falling to tbe ground upon her arm causing the fracture. Mr. Beall waa near hia daughter when the accident oc curred, and be with Mra. Beall and Mr. Brattain brought the child to town where ahe waa treated by Dr. Smith. The long ride caused the little girl Intense pain, but she now la recover ing nicely. Auguat Ferdinand Babel, the beat known of modern Socialist leaders died Isst week in Switzerland. He was 73 yesra old and since 1862 bss continned to struggle for the working clasaes. Bonansa Bulletin : Geo. S. Noble, Sr , retained borne Friday from Get tysburg where he bss been represented aa an old soldier at tbe reunion of Gettysburg. He ssrs things bave changed aomewbat since tbe battle. L. Kiendl, who at one time bad charge of toe Lakeview Brewery, writea tbe Examiner that be is now located at Maryaville where he has recently accepted the position of Mas ter Brewer of the California Brewery. He wishes to be remembered to all Lakeview frienda. Melville T. Wire, Jas. Burgess, Jr., Walter Dykeman, Misa Mable Snelling Mies Lncile Bsiley, Miss Bessie Bur gess and Chaperon Mrs. Harry Bailey, comprised a camping party that de parted Tuesday for the Little Chewau can on a camping and outing trio. W. P. Dykeman of the Mammoth Stables took them to their destination. E. S. Reader, traveling treight and paiaenger agent for tbe Western Pac ific K. R., returned to Lakeview tbe first of the week after an extended business trip to Reno. He reports a good tonnsge on out going freight for his rosd snd statea' that nearly all of this season's wool crop whiob baa been told baa been ahipped out. It la esti mated tbat about 150,000 pounds re main unsold in Lake county. V. L. Snelling of Fairport and E. H Clark of this place departed yesterday for the Fort Warner aection on a deer hunt. They were joined at Flush by Mike Barry who will take tbem to the deer country from there by wagon Each expect to remember many friends with a piece ot venison and It is Mr. Snelling'a intention to lay in his Win ter'a supply of meat for the Fairport Inn. About sixty members both old and young, or tbe rreaoytenan bnnaay School held a picnie Tuesday on Cotton wood. Three conveyancea were used In taking the parties to tbe grounds along tbe abady stream. Plenty of refresh ments consisting of ice cresm, cakea and all the accessories, were taken and the day was most enioyablv apent by th children as well as the older mem bers. Miss Mary McElree, who filled an engagement last week at the Snider opera bouse, remained here to sing on Mondsv and Tuesday evenings. She pleased good audiences again tbis week in her rendition of old ballads as well aa in new aong hits. She haa a beauti ful voice and her ainging willloubtlesa be appreciated anywhere. She with her manager. Mr. Thor Raie, this morning departed for Susanville where ahe has a contract to aing, beginning tomorrow evening. Senator Milton Miller, from the sec ond aenatorial district of Oregon com prising Linn County, has tendered hia resignation to Governor West to suc ceed David Dunn aa collector of inter nal revenue for Oregon. Tbe berth of internal revenue collector carries a salary of 4500 a year, and the ap pointment is limited to no specified time. David Dunn haa held tbe place for 16 years. There will be no occas ion to fill the place of Senator Miller unless a special session of tbe legisla ture ia called. Dr. Frank E. Smith has resigned his position aa auperintendent of the State Institute for the Feeble Minded. He formally preaented hia resignation last Thursday and asked tbat it become effedtive October 1. Dr. Smith was located at Lakeview prior to leaving for Salem and was appointed superin tendent of the institution when the Dresent administration went into effect. He baa done much to build up the State Hospital, and though being handicapped for lack of funds has managed to carry the institution through tbe first two years without a deficiency. The future plana of Dr. Smith are not given out. M. H. DeYoung, proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle has purchased the Morning Call, the oldest morning newspaper in San Francisco and will stop Its publication August SI. Tbe deal has given rise to tbe rumor that Hearat ia aoon to start an afternoon paper in San Francisco and will buy the Call plant for tbe purpose. Tbe San Franoisoo Call waa founded fifty years aso by seven printera who had drifted to the Pacific Coast during tbe rush to the new California gold fields. J. D. Sprecklea became owner in 1897 and held control until the sale to De- Young. CONCRETE WORK Contract taken for all kinds of Concrete and Cement Work Sceptic Tanks, Walks and Foundations a Specialty Cemetery Work, such as Vaults, Curbs and Fencing Phon M je. ni O B32 i-rir. GQ Sweet-Orr Work Clothes They wear better and flit better than the other kind Swect-OrrVI 7UM10M-MAPf. OVERACtS! CORSET NEWS The NEMO is the Standard Corset for wear and com fort. None better at the FAMOUS mpKEDUCING CORSETO price. One price all over the worlde When in need of a Corset let us show you a "Nemo." LAKEVIEW. MERCANTILE CO. 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