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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1914)
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES Either in union suits or two-piece styles, of medium and light weight cotton as preferred. The assort ment of sizes is complete of course, to begin the season, while the prices are quite low. Ladies' vests, line combed cotton 20c Ladies' vests and pants, light weight ribbed cotton l?5c Ladies' vests and pants, in extra large sizes, 35c each or 3 for $1.00 Ladies' silked vests, best value, at 50c The Melba Mode vest at tSc each or 2 for $1.25 Ladies' cotton ribbed union suits 3 for ; $1.00 Ladies' "Cumfy" Cut union suits 65c or 2 for $1.25 Ladies' union suits, high grade quality, knee-length, either close fitting or lace-trimmed, at a suit $1.25 MEN'S DEPARTMENT Negligee Shirts, Crash and Silk Hats, Oxfords, Silk Hose and Neckwear. SHADOW LACES AND FLOUNCINGS These are the most exceptional values we have ever been able to offer. Laces are to be used very extensively on all summer costumes and this is the opportunity to lay in a supply for yoursummcr use. The patterns are all new in design, and with our present price concessions, you should buy liberally. Valencienes laces and insertions to match usually sold at 10c a yard, arc offered in 12-yd. pieces, at per piece 50c Embroidery sets, all widths from 1-2 in. to 30 inches wide, from ......5c yd. up Stickerei trimming braids of different designs and all colors, guaranteed wash-proof, piece 25c "Luciles" lace corset covers, beautifully trimmed and exquisite in design, 75c to $1.25 each TUS QUALITY STORE TABLE OF REGISTRATION OF LAKE COUNTY Registration closed last Friday with a total of 1,427 voters qualified to take part in the primaries to be held May 15. Tollowing is an abstract of the registration of Electors in Lake County, State of Oregon, as shown by the books of registration bet-ween January 5, 1914, and a o'clock p m.. May 1. Uli: Precinct Rep. Pern. Ind. Soc. Prog. Mis. Total Silver Lake 79 46 1 126 Summer lake 20 29 1 :', 53 Paisley 73 50 3 4 3 133 Crooked Creek 20 13 1 34 North Warner 20 10 3 3 1 37 South. Warner. . 22 23 1 1 2 1 50 North Lakeew .... 82 74 6 4 11 2 179 South Lakeview 162 109 5 5 9 2 2 92 Drews Va'Iey 10 4 1 1 16 Goose Lae 28 23 3 1 3 58 Cogswell Creek 21 25 1 2 1 50 Thomas Creek...... 20 13 6 1 4 0 Lake '...41 18 3 1 63 Fort Rock 99 43 42 1 20 205 Rolyat New Pine Creek 63 24 2 1 1 91 Totals "60 504 22 69 39 33 1427 Includes Prohibitionists, Prog.-Rep., and refused. 4 Swat the Fly Flies. Garbage. Two very dif ferent words, yet very closely relat ed. The warm spring days are again Icing ushered in with the pest, whose annoyance we associate witli the otherwise pleasant days of sum r'er. How many of us know the life history of our all too common house fly? Its eggs, laid on garbage o other refuse, hatch rapidly into our common maggot which, after a short pupa stage, becomes our deadly enemy, the fly. How many of us know that the hairy legs and body of just one fly ' can carry millions of disease breeding germs and cause by so doing millions of deaths an nually. When we realize that the fly must have decaying matter in which to breed we can realize how much we can do to exterminate the evil by the simple method of burning refuse instead of throwing it out into the yard. A moving picture film of timely interest, showing the fly in all stages of its existence, highly magnified and about its death dealing exlst ance, will be shown at the Snider Opera House the evenings of next Tuesday and Wednesday, May 12th and 18th, and every resident of Lakeview may derive much informa tion and interest in seeing what a monster a fly Is when viewed with a powerful magnifier. Jrnor. sami IX T. itK ll ltlso CjMidul.ite for JISTKK Kfl'UKMK COIHT Republican Primary Kleition. May IT,. 1914 To My Friends in Central Oregon: There are four Justices to elect to the Supreme bench. From personal knowledge I know that Samuel T. Richardson is one of the best quali fied lawyers in the State for one of the places and ask that my friends vote for him. Yours truly. V. VV. ORTON. 925 Veon liuihling, Portland. Ore. Register V. S. Land Office. Lakeview, Oregon, from 1909 to 1913. jTHK EXAMIN'FR FOR JOiJ WORK Colorado Hostilities Cease Colonel James Lockett, command ing the Kleventh L'nited States Cav alry, has arrived in Colorado and has taken supreme command of the strike situation in that state. A special session of the State Legisla ture was begun Monday, and while no agreement between the opposing factions have been entered into hos tilities have ceased. One of the most important bills brought before the special session will, if passed, pay the expenses of the military cam paign of the state militia and give I the governor additional authority in times of internal strife. Absolute responsibility for the fa tal battle at Ludlow, Monday April 20, was placed upon the Greeks of the strikers colony at Ludlow, by the military board. JP GUARANTEED K j r to be equal to any xEs Beer brewed. Bot tled and on draught at all htJjv saloons Reno. Brvh Co., luc. iP'i 1 II. W. Morgan Kick II. W. Morgan, of the Lakeview Abstract & Title Co., is very ill at his home in this city, having been bedfast since last Saturday. His condition was considered so serious yesterday that his father and bro ther, who was visiting here but re cently left for Portland, were sum moned. Dr. Kverett is attending physician and Doctors Smith and Russell were called in consolation. Mr. Morgan has been suffering inten sely, but it is reported that lie was resting considerable easier this morning, which glad tidings will be received with much delight by his many local friends. o Roy Kurner Acuittel Alturas Plaindealer: Thn Superior Court, Judge (,'. A. Raker presiding, convened promptly at 10 o'clock Monday for the trial of Roy Raymer, charged by indictment with the lar ceny of a horso. Practically all the jurors summoned answered roll call and no time was lost in drawing a jury. By 12M. a jury had been drawn and one witness examined and ; the case submitted at 4 o'clock p.. m. The Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Contracts Arc Offered (Continued from First Page) Intention of 'the govern meuT"t6 dis continue the slag line between Lakeview and lily. The Klamath Falls-Lakevlew route Tins always bn considered one line and con tracts for carrying mall let under one contract. From the Alturas pa pers we note that a similar condi tion exists In Modoc County, where notices are posted asking for kids to carry the mall from Alturas to Can by, with no mcutlou of Adln or other points In the west end of the county. Envoys Will Meet May 18 (Continued from Flrpt Page) ' pate In thn mediation negotiating, although the mediators further ex plained their position to General Carrama and are still hopeful that ho might bo represented. The Ameri can government lias not yet chosen Its representative. Persistent reports continue to come from Mexico that General Iluerta Intends to retl.-e from the' provisional presidency on condition that he 1e assured a safe conduct to a port and placed on board a for eign warship, and the latest accounts from Vera Cru give the rumor that quarters have been held for several days on board a foreign cruiser for some high Mexican official coming from the federal capital, presumably Iluerta and Genera' Hlanquet or possibly both. It seems to be quite generally agreed that Huerta Is rap idly laying his plans to fleo. There has been no serious fight ing of late between the rebel "and federal forces, although plans are said to be continuing for future movements. The report that Villa with his forces would Immediately advance upon Mexico City, Is denied In later dispatches which state that the rebel commander may not make his Intended descent upon the cap ital before a Upse of another three months. tlnued. Goose Lake Valley Irrigation Co. vs. Hewitt Land Co. and II. A. Hun ter Kmlnent Domain, continued. Goose Lake Valley Irrigation Co. vs. Hewitt Iand Co. Kmlnent Do main, continued. tang A Co. vs. Fred 8. Fisher Action to recover money. O. Sshlagel rs, N. A. McCurdy--Action to recover money. F. P. Land vs. N. A. McCurdy Action to recover money. R. II. (loodkind vs. F. M. Chris, iiitin Action to recover money. Eugene McAullffo vs. Tim O'Con nell Action to recover money, F. 10. Sturdevant vs. August Por ing ---Action to recover money, W. Z. Moss vs. W. K. Hurry- - Ac tion to recover money. Karl Forrest vs. Stanley Gray Action to recover money. E. (). Lnmb vs. Maurice Murphy - Action to recover money. Null m lii Equity L. G. Thomas, I.ewU P., McCulley and Klmer McCulley vs. E. C. Thrua ton Injunction, continued. Frances 10. Hampton, executor, vs. C. W. Withers. C. L. Withers and A. A. Wlthnm Injunction, continued. Mnnlus Iluchanan vs. Mary A. Ilu chanan divorce, continued. Ada taughlln vs. P.. IK Olson-, suit to forclose tax lien, continued. R. A. Hawkins vs. Addle L. Jack son. G. W. Johnson. Charles Garner suit to foreclose mortgage, contin ued. Johnnne Graf. Daniel Graf. Jr., and Florentlna Graf, minors vs. 10. Carlon suit In equity for Injunc tion. William Prescott and Cassle U. Prescott vs. Pan L. Kimball and Fay ette I!. Ross --suit to cancel and set aside deed. Mlnnlo I). Mctiker vs. John O. Metzker divorce, continued. M. K, llrant Lane vs.-11. F. I,ane -divorce, continued. W. R. Hammerifley vs. Ana Huni mersley Suit for divorce. Chewaucaii Land & Cattle Co. vs. II. A. Ilrattaln. et al-snit for In- DON'T DARE NEGLECT A. COUGH Kclicvc the discomfort nvoid the serious complica tions n neglected cough often lends to, by usinjj Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup - We sell more of it tluin nil other couh syrups combined . It is extremely pleasant to take. Kneli bottle contains more than most eouh reme dies sold at the same price. We guarantee it to relieve your coujjh or your money back. Sold only by The Thornton Drug Co. THli K1JXALL STOK1J junction. John M. Walsh vs. O. L. Stanley, It. M. Russlll, et at Application for Judgment foreclosing tax lien. Kdger L. Young and Lena M. Young suit to cancel mortgage. T. F. Calderwood vs. John A. Mor ris and Palsy Morris suit In equity to foreclose. May Snider Swift, formerly May Snider vs. Frank Lucas and Francis J. Pcvlne application for Judgment foreclosing tax leln. W. R. Heryford. trustee vs. Na thlnel A. McCurdy and Addle Mc Curdy to set aside conveyance. George Wlnkleinau vs. Thomas Scrlbner, Myrtle Scrlbner. et al suit In equity to foreclose mortgage, Charles A. White vs. Pauline M. White suit for divorce. J. F. Hanson vs. 11. F. Wilkes- suit in equity for Injunction. Km in ii Rich vs. John Rich divorce. tOiiJoyuhle Ptinie One of the most enjoyable fune tlns held lately was the Antlers Club dance last Friday nht In the Club rooms In the Heryford Pros, build ing. The members and guests present totaled nearly 200 p-cple. 80 couples participating 'in the irrnnd march. The entertainment was conducted by a committee composed of Mr. and Mrs. H A. Funk. .Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Light. Ir. Ly;in and Mrs. Pewey. I. A. I'mlcrwood and W. H. Snider. At I midnight refreshment were served by the committee In the banquet room. The music was furnished by C. C. Gott. Chas. Wallace and Miss Krma Sharps. klttniuth FuIU Flection T. F. Nicholas was re-elocted Mayor of Klamath Falls at the election Monday, by a plurality of 100 over K. J. Murray, his nearest opponent. A. L. Leavltt was re-elected Polic Judge and Capt. J. W. S'imens was re-elected treasurer. Keports say the real issue in the election cen tered on the Mayor's office between Nicholas and Murray. SpringTermliasConvened j (Continued from First Page) It Vill bo remembered th;it Uay nier was arrested by Sheriff Snider and Deputy Arthur of Lake County a few weeks ago at Ahert Luke, upon instructlns from Sheriff Smith of Mo doc County. Till: EXAMINER FOR JOU YoriK 1 hree not true bills were returned i Iso, they being the cases of Harry Vernon, S. A. Jetmore and Walter S. Pupont. Following is a resume of the cases on the docket: Criminal Actions State of Oregon vs. James Clifford Indictment for rape, continued. State of Oregon vs. Peter Kscal lier Order for contempt, continued. State of Oregon vs. Uert Potree Indictment for assault with attempt to commit rape, continued. State of Oregon vs. Hugh Rey nolds Indictment for burglary, con tinued. Stat- of Oregon vs. W. G. .Mile - Obtaining money under false pre tenses. State of Oregon vs. James P. O' Connor and Philip P. O'Connor Larceny of a mare. State of Oregon vs. James P. O' Connor and Philip P. O'Connor Larceny of two geldings. State of Oregon vs. Walter Stod der Indictment for assault with in tent to kill. State of Oregon vs. John Cogburn Indictment for failing to support his children. t hand yen somethiM new in the soap-maker r art Christie 'Mac Donald . the famous actress, says "'". ,Y. '. Faff Cream S;nft it fcrfrct, 1 ;:, a, u' i l i'.-.c ...r.,'' :.'.'(. ::se ai. i,'li! k y(.! s the r. u ;.' ; . .'.., porti.l $ 1 andS.i idrj i::':iif ! have tried. '' Yes it's loo tr.u. Nynl's Iviiv Cto;;m Sonp is v.istly superior to ::!! oi'-.t m:p It iltunsca and purifies the sLi:i, l.epiujl it dear, rosy, velvety anil clastic. It in fragrant and subtly sweet. . No it will not smart the most tender skin. Really it's the prido of particular people why don't you use il? Of course, you value a beautiful, healihy sUn, then use Nyal's 1'ace ('ream Soap. It is the acme of the soap-maker's art because it I'iyes a soft bubbly lather and is fragrant as the flowers. It costs twenty-five cents the cake and well worth it. Nyal's I'ace Cream Soap will improve your complexion. Come to our store get a cake today. This is the one soap you've been looking for. T T w Actions at Law Dominique Verges vs. Louis Veys- sade Action at law to recover money, continued. Jonas Norin vs. L. 11. MossAc tion to recover money, continued. Richard Willis and K. R. Willis vs. Horticultural Fire Relief of Oregon Action at law to recover money, continued. O. C. Hale vs. W. II. Snider ac tion for damages, continued. W. K. Harry vs. Harry Rlggs Civil action to recover money, con tinued. Goo. Conn vs. J, D. Farm Civil action to recover money, continued. C. P. Danborg vs. Geo. 1 lank inn and Clarenco Rinohurt to recover personal property, continued. J. A. Morris vs. Novnda-Callfornla-Orcgon Railway Action to recover damages, continued. Margaret C. Daldwln vs. Vlda J. GunUiur Attlou lor slander, con- Nyal's Face ("ream Soap FOR SALE BY SNYDER & REYNOLDS HERYFORD BUILDING kHii .J - A SPANKING GOOD TEAM should havo spunking good harnosH. Come here and Bee what wo mean by that term, Wo ure showing both single and double harness that 1 worthy of the best horso or horses ever bred. It Is per-' fed in appearance, perfect In fit and perfect In finality. . LAKEVIEW F. CHENEY OREGON
