WILL DISTRIBUTE
WILLOW CUTTINGS
Hio United IStati' Forest Service
will have eultlngn for distribution thin
prlng of several epoch; of I m h k u t
willows whirl) Iiuvo been grown In (ho
Government furolry turnery rn'iir
CiirHftn, Wnnhlngtun. Thcur cutting
will he il'stribiiltd tn fiirmi-M and
othi'M wishing to make trials of lnn
k t willow mi IhiuIn In wet fur nt her
rropH. From M tn 100 Milting wdl ho
given to each prri'iiii, fur which no
chargc'ls made, lull the ro -ijiii-n lit
be expected to report from tunc to
time on the condition of the willoua In
order that I he (.ovcrtimei t may deter
mine what varieties tire lu nt a aplcd
to thin region. Cuttingn will not ho
furnished lor ornament al or wind break
planting, hut In those who wImIi to
make a triitl at growing low rod for
tiNHkt't making. Any poron desiring
Cutting Of llMdkt't WlllDW UIMllt' tliCS,
condition rhotild miiku a pin at , on to
tho Ibatili't Forester, Fnrct Home,',
I H 1 1 ifid, Oicg.iti, In font April fm.i,
ah,u( which linn' tint iHtribu(in will
In- Hindi!,
In til! basket willow IllVlHlU'lllillll
rnnlcd on by tie Fount Service, par
ticular litleiitloil ha I ceil i.fArii lo Ihe
di vcliipiniMl of A mct'cur: i.prric lir
basket making purpi'n. I In- Knrn
pcan specie upd In htiski t inaHi in
this rout, try have fever proven H or
o.ighly mtlafiictnty and uy.i.rniiie
effort i" being nimlu to Mud i n Ivi- wi'
lowa wliii'h will ho M'lspted I i iliff- t' r.t
parts of the country
In ndiiitiun t'i thorn grown at tho !i
ii.l imrMrry near (Larson, Wainn:tii",
II, Government i" prowipg gruHi
V'rii'i ft lir Arlington 1'iirlri, Ailing
tin Virginia, tt'id lit Ames, low
The willow garden nl tho former plnre
contain tonrly MK) Iota :utii rcl from
h 1 1 purl of thu country.
m COESGP.ETE
mm a
Old Kfeuway Rooted Dp and a
SuS72u8 Formed.
LHYKIXTCRE 7 INCHES DEEP
Clilliln'tiK llniiilltuit l!fin "lines
Just, in, go. il shapr and iioiik "i r
for wear. Mfit. Co.
"Rough hauling? "
"I don't mind. This is
a Studcbaker Wagon'
that's why I bought it. I noticed that
men were using the Studebaker where
over the worl; was hard hauling steel
girders in the city, logs in the woods,
stone in the quarry."
"My woik is l . -.rJ and I know it. My wagon
ia on my payroll az A must earn its salary. That's
why I bought a Studcbaker. I can't afford to
buy a cheaper one."
"G t in touch with a Studebaker dealer, he's
a ocxl m?n to know."
Farm Wni'on,
I l.y..
Trucki
C lutraetora Wuons
Dump Wacom
Surrey
See our Deatet ut write u.
STUDEBAKER
South Bend, Ind.
NP.W YOKK
MINNhACuUS
rilli-Ar.ri DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER
bALV LAKE CITY bAN F1ANCISCJ I'ORTLANU, OH.
IF IT COSTS MORE TO LIVE
IT COSTS MORE TO
OVERLOOK THE
ADVERTISEMTEN5
w
HUN Things cost
more, opportuni
ties to buy econo
tnicallyareworth more. No house
wife in this city,
who feels and
knows the silliest hardship
on account ol high prices, can
afford to remain blind to the
weekly opportunities of sav
ing offered to her by the ad
vertising merchants. These
alive merchants are often
able, through effecting quick
and large sales of an artie'e
to cut the selling price t"
very nearly cost pi ice. I;
housewife should se" th.'U
when they do this the volunn
of quick sales will always ve
pay them. Watch Uxarniiv r
Ads week by week. It pa s
Lake County
Oicat Cr Muot Bo Tkn t KP It
c.-iooth nd Evn Work on Homo
tv.iHo Floatv Ten Ton Roller Utd
o i Shoulilora of Cravol or Stona.
i When ii eon ni rr roml In t.iken ovif
i i- Improvement It In Crul civen n
.i. .;. ii:.ii; .'ly the one ty wlilrli It N
o-e 'I.V known lo tin; p'lienil puiIW-.
Mirvey, pliiiis mid piolllt' lire then
:(! end li'i'd wltli the M:ite hl(;hw:iy
;o, :i i.'iienl. together with ii I'opy of tin;
-i llii n'loni.
'I hN 1m ilolie. iniyH Uli'.lneMM. lifter
:he oiil rm il U routed up wllli h m ari
..i r oi- y. int.' plow; Hie Hiitirriuli U pre
.ireil, hIi;i i ! it ml rolled hard with n
i,n ion roller, nnd the eonerete to n
i::llillnulil ileptli ir xeven I IK heH Is laid
relit on the nafiinil mihsoll.
Mlde ralN of 2 by 7 liu-li lumber nre
.i id. nnd t lire protected on top
by a two Inch iinu'le Iron When the
. on rete hill becoino Klllllclelitly 111 111
lo penult lhi removal of the rn!l thu
;!! ilu l M pan on" the outer ed(.'e-. which
M" fonnid iii'Xt to the ralln to precnt
: Nhin'p ilhlillnt; line between the con
i n !i. anil the travel xlioillder.
'1 lie concrete 1m put down wet. no Hint
no taiupliii: I iieciKnry nfier It N
im-e phiccl. When tliin U done no
- oi l.nmii Ih permitted In any way to
' iiiil. the concrete by stopping In It
ir throwing nnyihln on 11. The utrike
.." nii-ii nee a plank trimmed to the
:: v i!ii:e of the road nnd Iron loiind
i liie lower edce It rlden Fin'Nithly
ii th" iron edt'i of tin form boards or
: at t'n Kide of the concrete and Is
i.iihIIciI '.ith Kiilllclenr care to ellml
.'. Hie ni'.esslly of liny considerable
'.ailn by the follow ii men.
'I li.'sc tloalers work on a brld'.v
!il. h re! on the form planks at the
i I'.e of the road, no there Is never any
untact with the eonerete. This rule
I A ?i
ALL HEADY TO LAY TTIE rONrillrTK.
keep off the coin rcle Is rigidly en
fo:ced. Siiioothin,; Is done with wooil
en tloutx of home manufacture.
K.iieh day'n work Is liiiisheil up to an
emnsion joint, ami not more than
twenty minutes Is permitted to ehipse
beiween batches during the day. The
'.voik of the day is covered wall can
vas, and the next day the canvas is
removed and the eonerete covered lo
i he ilciuli of nlxiut two inches with
an) yniid.itr loose soil that may be
available, to Keep the concrete from
drying out too quickly.
The gravel or stone shoulders are put
on in layers three inches deep and also
rolled with a ten ton roller, but this
work is not started until the adjacent
iiuicrete Is at least three weeks old.
.Machinery is used wherever the
same or better results can be secured,
and it is a unique spectacle to see the
law haulim: engines traillut; from
; wo to four la rue wagons, each loaded
wilh seven tons of stone. traders are
also drawn by steam, doing the work
of from six lo eight horses.
Water is pumped for miles by gaso
lene engines. Stone and sand on some
of the roads are unloaded with steam
grab buckets, and the concrete is mix
ed in mechanical batch mixers that
move under their own power.
The mixed material Is dumped Into
a bucket, which Is run out on a pro
jecting boom mul deposited on the road
where wanted Kach batch of eon
rete Is turned over tliret complete
revolutions dry before water Is added.
The stibgrade Is thoroughly wet liefore
any concrete Is placed on it In order
that the water will not be ttbsorbed
from thu concrete.
Trunk roads are usually built slxteei
feet wide, with gravel, or llmestoiii
shoulders exleniMng four feet farthet
on each side. The u-ss traveled roml
have twelve or lll'loen 1'ii't of coucreti
wth a mini nuin width over nil ol
twenty four feet. The sections arc
f weiil.v-nve teet III leir in. with a pro
tectilig p . tli'-ee si d'cliths of an
Inch and iir.e indies wide at each
cnti'iieib 0 vlni I'hose metal plates
are liitdic' i' to pr .'i'. t the edges from
-IimIIIiiv' I h' ' -mi.' rilev are shap
ii.i. " io'ii'vii of the tin
i i 1 1 1 . . i -r - of an
ii 'li i i i ! "'' Uncases ol
' iiiartev of 'i"
Or I ' i .".' II,. ,
, i:,f ' . .''I'lll of CO'l
etc
Wid Apart.
If Is told iik ihni l wo old schoolniafif
met i- oil', It tin 'I In en Hfteeo tears
jIiki- tiieli mul meet lug. but the recou
lillioli Kii. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I One was sleek
well fi'il. well sliiivcii. well ilre-'o'd
The otlii-r was rai her thin, raiiier
iiilv.
"Well, well" tiolnlnied the prosH-r-inn-
one; 'what are oil doing now?"
"I inn an actor "
iiib"l? Well. I'm n bnnker. And
you an on the iitace? Ileal inn! If'n
liceli loo yiiirn slneai I whs III a then
ter '
"Veu ve ioi uotliilig on llle. It's tieen
looi'iT in, n licit since I was III fl
He i k '
Mien lln v imrtiMl. piu-h thinking n bit
... ,,i u. ,,ilicr lhan he had thought
iielor. tin- meeting -Cleveland I'lain
1 1. ii icr
Solona In an Uproar.
Solcc ca! ago the Spanish cabinet
id. nl..i in lake legal proceeding
L' lin-t -eMail! iiitfinlsTs of l'nrllameni
ttii" im-ii- tispii led of misusing pub
u- imoiii-v The opiK-sitioti resovi
mi an rii.ni to prevent lids, and l"i
lull! Il'illl" oil eilll tliev kept IIP n Inns!
.iinaiug iiprom I'hey cheered ami1
-IioiiIiO ami Miilig lltllliies m chone'
I ,e . Moi l ot the latter performance
was elraorilmil One deputy Wounl
ii.nili! intoiie a verM-. nil tils friend-
-iiaiited Mie retoiiM'. anil )o they went
on loi nearly two flays and nights uti
le ti u.-e was proclaimed Pearson
wU'
ft
Lakeview Saddlery
A rornplH llneol
whkoii aii'l 1iik (jr j
harness, wblis,
rohes, bltM, rlat,
spurs, qtillts, roHo
tt4, etc., eW.
fp
JHcryUiliiix In tbc
1 1 nc of h r r I h g c
iiimI li(re f urnlxji
Ings. lcilring
l y C in j c t e ii t
mm. ,
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props,
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
Followed Inatructiona.
MiioL-e This watcli has been stops-il
foi tn ur three days. Jeweler --l.em
nit see It There is nothing the matter
with il except that It has not la-en j
union Modge-I thought maybe thu I
was It. I remember you told me to i
wind It up Just ts-fore I went to bed.
uud I tiaveu t lieen to bed for thre
nights
A Crafty Old Lady.
The following advertisement apiean I
la m fashionable Knglbh newspaper ;
"luiel! nidi wishes to exchange si-an 1
dal with another Keplles requln-d onl;
from those in the iwst 'society ' "
Comfort is but a homely name .'ol
hapi'lness North
Water Hortee Frequently.
Take to the Held n barrel of water
for the horses as well as a Jug for
yourself If. after turning their heads
to the wind, you give them a drink
very time you take one yourself or
every time you oil the machine you
will be snri'ns.'il what an efTct It will
have iiui t!i. ream. In addition to
being kept fresher In the field, the
liorses will not gome themselves at the
tank when they cn'ne In nnd will be
In much betfer shuts Internally to han
die their feed Plenty of good water
never hurls a horse If the wnter '
given frequently Instead of waiting tlt.
t!! the animal becomes half exhausted
from thirst
ANNA RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS
Productiveness demonstrated by growing
crops. Lands surround new town
of Spring River. Best in
vestment in Lake
County
Dodson Realty Company
LAKEVIEW
OREGON
GOOD LOOKING
tin our pork, lamb. Itef, etc.,
arv, they are even Ix-tter tast
ing We handle only the choic
est ami so even our clieajivst
cuts are tastier ami toothsomvr
y than the most exieiislve cuts
from inferior stock. Try tbem
soon, to-day if possible. You'll
enjoy the experience.
Lakeview
Meat. Market
HAYES A GffCB. props
Frpsh Over
From The Irish Sews
The Irish p pul'tinn of f.ake County
was mat. risily added to Friday even
ing. March i!S whe' -even Iri-h boys
arrived here, direct from the old
country. Tl.y were Michsel ar.d Con
Fitzgeri-id, from Kiskean: Maurice
Bucklev, Matthew Neonan, Maurice
Murphy ard Martin Paly, from New
market: and Pe'er t'uitin, from
Maelin: Five m"re of the hoys i-topp-d
off at AltU'as, D n SoHivar, Kinir
w illiarrsto n : Fianw Cil'in, New
market: Tim Doherty. Vet It; Michael
Leary, Mil-street; rharles McCarthy,
Newmarket
Dr. James Withyc imhe, dire tor of
the Oregon Experiment Station at
I'orvallis, is authority for the state
ment marie at a recent meeting, ttnt
the hog has paid more debts, built
more homes and bought more clothes
and scho il bonks tor f jrmers'and their
children than any other one product in
Uregon.
The Semite has passed a bill author
izing the preparation of plans for the
j erection in Washington of a pedestal
I upon which it is proposed to place the
jptatueof Msjor-tleneral George Gor
Idon MeHde. I his officer won cotieider
j at le renown in the War of the Rebel
I lion, and participated in many impor
tant battl'S. H wa- of Irian descent.
ma
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THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PR0?ERTT IN LAKE COUNTY, OREGON
Our Complete Tract Index
Insure: Accuracy, Promptness and Reliability
Such an index is the ONLY KLLUBLE system from which an
Abstract can l made, showing all defects of title.
We Also Furnish sVSt2S?r
The United States circuit court of
I appeals at New York has handed down
s decision wh ch permits relatives of
"Tit. nio" virtiros to begin suits imme
jditly against the steamship company
I f r full oamaires. The aggregate of
t' e-ie su1"1, hich will prrbitdy be
brought ry relntives or heirs of every
one of the 600 or more persons lost on
the ship, is expected to exceed $10,
000,000. AU suits must be begun be
fore April lf, a year tfter Hue date of
the diaanter.
According tn the s a' "') nt just com
pleted by W ill Wrifht St tte Suptrin
U ii -ent of Hanks dtpoHts 'n all i f the
banks in. Ibtgon tot.ol,. , 12,191, 9S& h8
at the t lo-e of bu-i". Febru-ry 4,
1913. The- is an tner, is of S5.03!',
4ria.26 ove'- 'he depeit- at the ilose of
bnriresa FehrKBrv 2'), P.1I2. Large in
creases ul n are rni'(o ' b- ii. the loans
i and disccu.i H !n o .'apt ul and
FU'plus, b riicwii i 'he t. ment.
(in the o ' i bund, i . l i-rrer.se
is sho n Ih. im"' if fhs ever
J " , a-- I.. oi,..
l ad i'' I. a Viivfuo suits and coats,
I uc.v anappy styles, Merc. Co,
H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON
POSTOFFICE BOX 243 PHONE 171
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NEVADA-CALIFORNIA-OREGON RAILWAY
Daily Service Reno to Lakeview Except Sundays j
No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:35 P. M.
No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 7:05 A. M.
Pally Except Sunday
Pullman & liufietttiervice Between Lakeview and Keno
C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON
THE PALACE BAR
J. P. McAULIFFE - -
PROPRIETOR
A Popular Gentlemen's
Resort
PHONE 32
CHOICE BRAND WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
r
A WANT AD IN THE
Lake County Ex&?miier
WILL BRING RESULTS