i OUTLOOK BRIGHT FAfcM HOTEL LAKEVIEW ORCHARD! FOR SHEEPMEN PENSIONERS 1)10 ERECTED IN 1H) 4MX i ADVANTAGES OF r-'ju' r .'ii HUD rHROL'QHOJT fsfl PI H. For ACCO.inonvTlONS JJlTi :ourteous v:-- .. -?--::l:-.-. . ;.r TREATMENT --- V'i2i LIGHT & MARROW. Proprietors F. P. UQHT Q0. HARROW BY FETRICG KCKTRAL POJHT ROGUE RIVER VALLEY OREGON ccwcspcnoencc "V AVI i r mi i mil Thla matter must not t rvprlntrd with out ppclal permission. IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD during the coming Spring or Sum mer, it will pay you to begin mak ing preparations now, while you have the time to spare. We have several books ot house plans to show you. We also have a complete line of Lumber, both dress ed aud undressed, that we would like to show you. Come in and let us talk it over with you. Maybe we can save you some time and money. SUNSET LAKE LUMBER CO. phe72C2enterSt' Lakeview, Ore. Some one who has had experience Willi fleas recommend aprlnkllng oil of K'iui.vro.vnI on the floors of house and burn and lu the sheds. I What has become of the box fMcr bug that was so much of a nuisaiue j ten or 8 dozen yours ago? Somehow It has not seemed much lu evldouc I lately. Often the tender sMts or bunches on the horse shoulder made by III fitting collars niay tie reduced or eutlrely re moved by painting them daily with tincture of iodine. The food chemist of the Oregon Ag ricultural college have figured It out that a slice of ordinary plalu cake con talus as much in way of food element!! as a pint aud a half of milk. The word alfalfa conies from the Arab aud means "the best fodder" This designation seems to be borne out today by practically all farm ani mals and poultry that hare access to it. Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co Telephone Xo. lOl J. P. DUCKWORTH, Manager Buss to Meet All Trains. Transfer and Drayage. Storage by day, Week or Month IXT "OUK CUSTOMERS ARE OUR AI VERTISEJJS' Draft horses are in preater demand than light weights: but. for all that, most men prefer the roadsters In the hope, doubtless, that they may haply find a Jewel of a trojter among their colts. There Is near Hempstead, a suburb of Houston, a watermelon patch s:il. to contain tt.000 acres, and it Is nothing uncommon for the patches to produce melons weighing from forty to sixty pounds. Front Thi Irish .Yen- Tiie f ports that wa have received from the northern and eastern desert during the past month lend us to be lieve that this will be a very miceosfiil year for thu fheepmcn. There lins been lens ns. and the sheep are In In'tter mi dition than they linvo been during any winter eoason for yearn, which justifies uk In predicting tliat the wool crop of l.ako county will lie at leant 2,1 per cent greater than it was for 1M2. The wool market la about the same a itjwiis n year ago, the Drat flip to bs eold in Montana this year bringing 22 cents. Montana wool uimslly tells for from 3 to 4 crnis more ' than.'thsl grown in Uiii section of Oregon. which woulil mean that local sheepmen Juicy expect from IS to ly rmita.a ;'pound. at the present time. There ia little danger of any'acrlotiM reduction in taritT during; the next 2 year for Pre iJent elect Wilson has asid "no legitimate industry 'may fear the forthcoming revision of the turilT.", Some Democrats, like many of tht-ir lirpublican brethern, may favor a re duction, Home may even hold out for putting wcol on the tree lint, btit we doubt very much that a majority of the Democratic legislators will see fit to revise unfavorably one of our nat ion 'a leading iiulustriei, the total value of which in 1912 was $7f, 2U0,22t. Should the House of Repre sentatives, which has a good working Democratic majority, revise schedule "K" in a manner fatal to the wool grower, it would atill have tl-.o Senate to contend with a body in which the Democrats have a majority of hut two, and in which 8 of the Democrutc Sen ators are from wool states, two hailing from Uregon. And in this latter re spect . it is unreasonable to believe that the Oregon Senators would vote for a revision detrimental to the wool industry of this state, an industry which brings us Oreuoniaus cloae tn $l,(Ki(),000 annually : nor would any of the other Senators from wool states vute for any such revision. Mutton is also in good demand at the THE BRICK ROAD It Wears Best. Costs Less to Build and Is Never Dusty. NEEDS LITTLE REPAIRING. WALLACE & SON iWm. Wallace, Coroner for Lake County) UNDERTAKERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Parlors, next door to Telephone Office WATSON BUILDING Twin Valley Land Co. - Incorporated C. R. BLOOD, Ast. Sec; C. O. MISENER, Cen.'Agt. We have for sale: Orchard and Alfalfa Lands Farm Lands, Timber Lands Homesteads and Desert Lands Special attenti'-n iven to O.Y.L. Land Holdings We are agents 1 r The Fairport Town & Land Co. FAIR PORT TOWN" LOTS now on s.- . Make your selection before the best ones are sold. A big investment for a small amount of monev. Tii I ii piTucf n fill ft notif arm tv I mrrliw the writer saw thU aramm were from I present time an evidenced l.y the recent a four -ypnr-old lied, from which ail nei'ili were carefully pulled last sum mer :md a i:ood mauy of the old roots removed. A new record for size of ecs la wild to have lieen made hy a White Leg horn hen in New Jersey, it.i respect ie circumferences heiiii: !l.j and T." inches The ecu was soft ahelled and has I'ccu put in alcohol for exhibition Farmers Maine the predatory dups for the decline of the aheep Industry In many section. A single night's raid ui.-iy destroy the profits of an en tire season And of what lisp are the predatory do's that they fchould I spared ? The favorite an wpII as t lie most common luecuirii: place for flics U the pile of horse manure out hack of the linrn If it Is not possible to screen this, a simple method of preveutin? the Hies from ;ettiu to it Is y cover ins It with straw or old hay. vi.Hit here of Mr. ii . r. Carey, rcpres entitiR a San FranciHco meat company. J Mr. Carey i well known as lant jear'a i buyer for the Miller and Lux Company, land while he found no hhtep .(It for mutton at this time - stated that he j would call BtfHin in the early vprin. ; e mi'nt mm up hy saying that an j a result of the present 0od winter, sheep will he in the pink ot condition, will produce a large .wool rrop and . with the fnvorable outlook Tor good i prces on mutton und wool the year j 1913 should te a banner one for the sheepmen. When thu sheepmen are nrcspcrous it means probperity for all kinds of business in this community as the sheep itidutdry is atill the lead ing one in Lko county. An interesting fact In connection with turkeys Is that the hen. when riiiiirin with her Hiults. seldom roosts in the same place twl-e. A distinct advantage of this Is that her tlnck is uot subject to the ills li!;cly to result from occupying foul piarters Lund in si;:ie sections of New York state is said to have doubled In value since the iiitrodueiioii of alfalfa ?row liiK This is simply a workint; out of the law of caii'-e and effect. Any crop that will double or treble the crop value of land Is liound to make It ad vauoe In price. K.'.periments In the fending of beet I tops, as conducted by California dairy i men, indicate that when used fresh lis i a p;.i t of the ration they tend to pro dnco 1 . 1 1 1 1 ! that is Ann and of excel ! lent n,ar::ct ipiality. The tops form a i succulent ration and one that Is much ! relished by the cows. LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY lucorporared. A Complete Record We have made an entire transcript of all Kecordu In Lake County which in any way, affect Ileal Property In the county. We have a complete Ilecord of every MortK!i" and transfer aver made In Lake County, and ever Deed iIven. Errors Found In Titles In transcribing the ree- r iu we have found nnrnerouo mort RHKes recorded lu the Peed record aud indejed; and many deedn are recorded In the .V ortjriii; record ami other books. HondredH of inorttfaxea and deeds are not Indexed at all. and moat dllilcult to trace up from tho records. We have notations of all these Errors. Other .annul find thein e have put nmidreds i f dollars hunting up these error, nr.il we can fully vcuarar-tee our work. J. D. VENATOR, Manager. A lady friend in picking some Colutn bhiii r,js.yei;ies the other (lay broke oli one (jf the iarfcn r.nl tju'te brill h Ftems which contained several dozen liniuatiii'e beirtcs. She took this and set it win a vessel of water. a:nl the berries ere growing and ripeidng as If under norinal coiiditioiis "At Final Parting" (Joaquin Miller's last nmnpagu to the world, -which wsa written three jdavs before he died, the tenor of which indicates that the famed poet realized the end was rear when ho penned these beautiful lines :) "Could 1 but teach man to believe, Could I but make email men to Krcwt To break frail spider-webs that weave A i-out their thews and bind them low. Could I but sing one nonjj and Uy Grim Don! t: I then could go my way In tranquil nilenco, glad ierene But ah! this dibelier, this doubt, This doubt of Cod this doubt of good. Ibc damned ext will not out. "Would'at learn to know one little flower. Its perfume, perfect form and hue: Yea, would'st thou have one perfect hour (Jf all years that come to you? Then grow as God huth planted, grow A lordly oak or a daisy low, As he hath set h'u garden: be Just what thou art, or grass or tree, Thy treasured up in heaven laid Wait thy sure ascending soul, Life after lite be not afraid !" Klre killed timber, large qoantltlos of which tune been available In west ern states In recent yearn as a result of disastrous forest fires, has been found especially suited to the making of apple boxes, for the reason that it Is practically odorless, and It Is useful also for telephone poles and railway ties. At a recent talbcring of an organiza tion known as the Xnlive Sous of Min nesota a tablet was erected to the memory of Peter Gideon, the originator of the Wealthy apple, a variety which Must Appropriate 15 ckward, turn backward, Oh Time, in your flight; give me July again just for tonight. Soften the ground where the trosl king has lain; let me hear just one rnisquito again. 1 am weary, bo weary, of frost bitten pie; give ua a slice of the Fourth of July. Back ward, sing backward, Oh season of snow : mercury fifteen or twenty below. Turn on the heat of thu tropical zone: roast me until I am cooked to the bone. I am tired of trying to Bleep with cold feet. I urn on the heat, minter turn on the heat. Walt Mason. .San Francisco bay appears to be underlain by a basin of freh vvutcr. A pile 110 feet long, driven in the bay holtnin ut thtt foot ot Mission htreet. for Its season Is not surpassed jM either 'Sun FrhU.iMUi tapped a preur vein that ia Htill eiiHhir.g. The first, gush the ball water, out ID inches in Juiciness or Jin vol- by any proi'u od In A n.n..O.., Tl. (. fiiftllll ,1'CI I Irll.ll.l teilM placed on the old Gideon farm In M:n- '"DO ""- - - If Laid Proptrly With a Smooth Four Inch ConcrU Dm, a Two Inch Sand Cuahion and a Cvmont FilUr Good In Any Woathir. The I 'roller dimensions of n brh k highway where they have been In use for II nunilier of years Is fourteen feet lu width, wllh n mven fool clay track on the aide. .Many or tlieui are mini about nine feet lu width, wllh a seven foot clay road on I be side. Such roads are built In many parts of this country at a cost of Js.ihhi to $U. noo n mile, says a writer In Good fiends. They have underneath that a four Inch concrotu bane. That four inch concrete base Is advlsislly linide smooth. Cpou It Is placed a two Inch sand cushion that Is uniformly com pressed by uslnif a hand roller welch ing about XVI pounds. Two things are accomplished hy that method.. Yu hnve a uniform wearing plate, you have a upirt of the wearing surface that Is uniform, and yet It has re siliency, so that neither the brhk nor the cement that Is placed Is'tweon the brick is at all injured in surface and will last Indethiitely. After this foun dation Is (hus prepared the bricks are placed upon It with the Is-at edge up. and after that the pavement la smooth ed, aud then It Is ready to recidve the application of Hie cement tiller. In the application of the lenient tiller the secret of obtaining the quality Is (lint (he cement tiller shall bo made In the proper pn.vortlou and that propor tion Is one tr, one of the cement and sand The only sa.v to keep it ill that prop. rt I. hi Is to keep it III perfect Ugl rr Li Jc . TX-?1? wV'tJ From Tin i trwn A (iovcrnment rehirn tste, that there aro 2ur.,,T17 old age pensii ner in lielsn I, or O.Hil per KHKIuf the popu Htiou. ihe largent perci nlsgn, 70. HO, Is rci.clicd in Coniity Itoscotnu'on. One lea-on sttr iimlcl lo thW coii'lilion of sITsiis is the grout Irish fsmine with its risullsnt happenings, hicI 1 1 in large drain on the country's populstion canned then and aince ly the cmlgru- tioti of men ami women in the prime of lite. Dining I ho year l!U2 there were I lO.r.ptfi persons killed and IC'.l.n.'W injured j on sieam railroads of I Ire I) idled St sic i an in-resfe over the prcvio in ycur of j ISil killed and lit .'1 7 SI Injured. Unsafe louilbr la and rotten tics ate held by the Interstate Commcrio Coiiuni'siou lohineleeu renpotmible for a Isrge number of the disreters whri-h resulted in itij u ri and lies ot life. THOMAS BHENNAN FIRST jERETAHY Fmin Tlit- Irish .Ven Tho early ihty of the I. sod I vague in Ireland were recalled vividly to our minds not loi g ago when we learned of the death in Omaha, Nebraska of Thoma Hrcnnan. This gentleman was tin first secretary of the lesgue in Ireland, ami wan the organizer of hmnchcii all over (he country. Not once, but many tiinns, was ho arrested and confined to prison for the patriotic words he uttered, for he was an orator cf high order. At the ti-ie of the i'heonii Park tragedy he was forced to leave Iruland at the risk of being persecuted for complicity in an affair with which ha had nothing whatsoever IimIo, which fact has since been gen erally rcogniod. On leaving Ireland, his wanderings led him to seek refuge in France, Italy and Morocco, and thence to the. United Slates, finally settling in Omaha whure he soon bej came estntdihhed ai a successful real estate dealer, lie whs always a sin cere patriot, always retained a devti interest in thu Irish movements, and now resti In the same cemetery with General Jufiu O'Ncil, chief of the Fenian Invasion of Canada. hi: ! I.WINH TUB CON IIKTK ll'SK HI, I.Atl.MJ Till! Ullll'kH. GAELIC IS AOAIN COMING TO FRONT From The .-; AVh.v Not many years ago the Gaelic original Irish tongua was a mere fugitive dialtct of the outikirta of Inland. Not only did the Kngilah authorities endeavor to suppress it, but the Irish parents waul I hang a block of wood about the children's neck and cut a notch in it for every word spoken. The uehoolmimter would deal with the ofteiiders at his leisure. The attempted revival at a tongue aa tattoo until it luuds In Its place, and then after it becomes baldened U Is uniform In eharu. ter throughout, aud ("lilfieult aa Greek impress many hard any expansion and contraction which i beaded people as chimerical. Never we ure often called upon to explain Is j thuless, 3000 Irish school are teaching almost eliminated, la-cause that is tak- Gaelic, 400,0110 Irishmen nr- studying eu up lu compression. l!ut whatever it C,u: lie fciens annear on village 81 The Let Examiner Figure on Your Next Job Work nesota anil the occasimi was Ijonoieci tiv the presence id' noted Icrtlciilturlsts, j diameter. . wtl-'j spoke i pprei ii'! Ion for the rc'V' ' ' If I,., had r.nder.d to horticulture. I "' "' t t he Kcduci i..u Male now I . -. . i .. iii..u on ul i.iiKturiv .iiiL.ininc i.u i remains may be taken care of simply by means of uu eipanslon cuahion alongside the curb. As to tho ourl for a country highway, it is advisable simply to build it Hush with the paveuient, an the teams can pass on or off that pavement without let or hindrance. As to its qiuillty, after a puvement Is thus constructed. It Is almost Impos sible for It to Kct out of order, und 1 am almost Inclined to refrain from of fering Hie facts with reference to tho duriiliillty of brick pavements thus con structed. We never have hud a brick pavement In this country to call for re pairs in twenty years, und that Is some thing worth while that the American people ought to know. I nui not an advocate of the use of brick generally nail Indiscriminately; you must have the sand cluy roads, you must have the water bound macadam, you must have the water treated roads we have heard so much about. Hut upon excessively used roads over which would come con tinuously in almost unlimited numbers automobiles, trucks, farm wagons and trallle of all kinds, there Is but the one pavement that Is economical to con struct upon such a highway and that Is either granite or brick. Of course a granite pavement would be out of the question, but brick is not prohibitive In cost for excessively used roads, and It Is the solution of the problem us to the material for excessively used high ways that the American people do uiaiiil. Although I cannot go into details and reel I e all the evidence of the eco nomic vab - 'clck roads on the ex cessively Of..-1 highways of this coun try, I will state two or three of the advantages. Traction resistance ia leaa than that of any road. It doea not originate dust, and a fanner with the utmost comfort can have hla house by the aldo of the highway without the dust flying in his window und yard. You can get about any time of the year. Hut the chief virtue of that road Is that It Is never out of repair, aud it Is good for use nl'.ht or day. winter or Hummer, wet or dry. liops, the newspapers print it, and Irish languago societies are springing up all over th United States. The Irish race has been described as possesiing "brightness, wit, fluency, readiness, tb1 artistic temperament, the warm heart and social charm." No ra :ecan realize the full possibilities of such a heritage until the dreatna of its past greatne.ia tills its heart. It must preserve Its own customs, plav its own sports, I'nten to the spell of its own oratory and sings its own sangs. Irish literature is comparable to that of any other people. It is notable for the fervor and imagination of its des cription for simple yet bold und power ful imagery and lor strong rhythmic sense. Until this fine revival began it was simply gathering dust in obscure corners of the libraries. Here is a Tine expression of the principle that "man does not live by tread ulone," aud a very considerable industrial re vival has taken place in Irualnd as the result of this new national spirit. CrfUONIO STOMACH THOUI1LE CUKKD. There is not hing more discouraging thau a chronic disorder of the stom ach. It is not surprising- that many suffer lor years with such an ailment when a permanent cure is within their roach and miiy be bad for It trifle? "About oue year ap," saya P. II. IJeck, of W'nkelen, Mich., "I bought, a packaxo of Chaiuls'i Iain's Tablets, and Blnce unIuk them I have Mt perfectly well. 1 had previously used any number of different medi cine, but none of th m were of any btstlng benefit. ". For sale by all deal ers. ' A Hritinh engineering journal de clares that England is losing more of its coast by erosion than it is reclaim ing from the sea. If Germany ia only patient enough her doughty little neighuor will disappeur.