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IV. Water In lis Kelson to Pia.il Growth
Ry C. V. GUI GORY,
Agricultural Tifi44on. ctru fuf r CrjjJ
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I K..1M JTIVK
Jrtlnt Se mm
Repr.-n'iumvi
Judge
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Survf vol
t'oui.uL-sieiicrs
MH'K IllMtK'Uir
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F. O. A hutrnu
A.J. Fo-tr
K. B Jno'i'ii
I'. M. FuUtif
1 C. A. Kttiri
J H R. H.rli
. . . W Ol. ITOUdlOOt
Us a !:i:it fi.-l Till 1
only or.t1 of its minor um-
n.'Wi-vrr. In :iliV,ii,ii to I hi' w:u t
is iliv.Mnp.iM' l by t!ic l:ilit :in,1
usihI in tu.i K i sl.Ar.-li Mini ntlii-r pnl
u-ts. m.iiv tir.U's a imu-li Is f,.r
vtier purposes. iw of tin' prlmlivi;
9' lln-s (s dissolving plat't fooj Htnl
rnrrln Ir tipwnnl lo tin Io:ims Aft
tr rtvn-liln'4 tin la v most of the wa
ter ts o iiratid. Icnvjiu in tlio loaf
.-fils Mn 1n.-1ttTl.1ls wtl.li It liroiiKht
ap.
TTje cells of wlilcb tl-e leaves are
I made are very delicate anil depend for
1 their stiffness oti the water w hleh they
contain. Without
TOWN OK LAK fcVIEW
H-- Bmlcy
V . illfilltltf (
D. J. iiotit t
J. S. W iiui
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w. B. punier
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C S. IAN L' OFFICE.
A . W. Orion
Fred V Cronemillt-r
Myoi
Co lai-ilmei
.Trfurrr i
.RofisttT
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LAKEVIEW,BOARD OFTBAPE
Prefident W. H. ?HIRK
Titu rvT, F. M. Milier
wrruuy M. B. Kic;
KjMn e Comroiiivman L. P. Conn
Inamtrial C. E. fViijcvr
Fubllcity " W. F. 'uif
ftiock ' W.V. Herjford
Municipal ' H. W. Prennel
Agnculiur! ' 8. V. KJirt
Rem TLh Headquarters for r-traatrer.
LODGE DIRECTORY
A. 0. V. W.-LAKEV1EW LODGE NO. 111.
Meets eTery svi'ond and tourtta Thursday ol
each month, in MaKnlc Hall, Laavriew.
Cba. TomiluKsen. W.M.: m. Gunther, F.
DEUREE OF HONOR LA KESHORE LOIXiE
No. 77, D.ot H., A. O. I". Mwta flr.t and
third Tnursdavt of each month in Masonic
Hall: Lillie Harris; C.cf H.; Etta Peacock,
U of H.; Mary Post, C. of C: -rrah oar ret t
Recorder.
I. O. O. F' LAKE VIE W LODGE. No. 63, I. O.
O. F., meets everv f-aiurdaT evening in Odd
Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o'ckK k, from October 1
to April 1. and at 8 olclock from April 1 to
September 3u. A. E. Cheney, .S". (i. ; E. F.
Cheney, Secretary
t. O. O. F. LAREVItW ENCAMPMENT NO. 1
I. O. O. F., meets tbe first .1 . ...i i i i -i
. uuo .. in O.l 1 .-
Ha i i I . .a..r, i:. i'., i. il
Hi.ninu- -i
BEBEKUI ' ' I ' i
ii, I. O. O F..
'i ays ti( e n
Mrs. I : i rv
V. ., ; Mr- : v
Majil;
Tr.
t- LUtMiW LOIX.E. NO
.eel, ti.e .-.nd Ki.d ftuirtti
u ' it i it ' ''I'l Feilow ' lit.:.
. .. ; Mrs. E-llm .vi : : i - - r .
l a .ii- . -.-i r-tHrv; Mrs J.
this water thev
would collapse In the same way a M
cycle tire does when the air is let out.
This U the very tblntt that happens
when the l-aves wilt. The ifse of
water from the roots has been lie-kd
In some way, atxl as evaporation still
continues the leaf cells bevouie partly
emptlevl and shrink tip.
The leaves are uot entirely helpless
Kecorae at such a time, however. On each side
of the tiny pores on the underside of
the leaf Is a cell known as a puariJ
cell. Whfn the supply of moisture
begins to fail, these puard cells shrink
up and In doing so close the openings,
thus checking evaporation. In some
plants, like corn, the leaves curl op at
tueh a time, thus still further lessen
ing; the rate of evaporation. Of course
when a leaf Is wilted In this manner
the work of building up plant tissues
Is seriously checked. This often hap
pens during the dry weather of July
and August, when the soli becomes so
dry that the roots have difficulty tn
obtaining the needed moisture. The
checking of development which results
often reduces the yield of corn as
much as twenty to thirty bushels per
ere and that of other crops In pro
portion. For every pound of dry
matter In a mature plant from 300 to
500 pounds of water have been brought
up by the roots and evaporated from
the leaves. One of the most Impor
tant factors In the production of a
maximum crop Is the maintenance of
plentiful water supply within easy
reach of the roots.
There are three classes of water In
the soil. The first Is known as ground
water and is that water which col
lects In a hole dug In a wet soli or
runs off through the tl!e la drained
land. The second Is the capillary
water and Is that whl.-h Is left be
tween the soil particles nfu-r t!ie
pnnn.'il writer has l.een drawn ..:f.
.tno Tvlv-n n sudden ili v per!, ( f,.;
Jots a it wtM'Us of -.o-.mo rim
:"i.H The .il'unil.in, e i f -mol-.lure i1:t
!ni the e.irU part of iVe season Ii t
Kept the plants from miuIhiu' their
r-. :s ,!omi mtv deep When i'-
weaiher does conic, t lit s! Lakes n .1
ra. l.s ihkI r:iporatIoti :: es on f
ri .;. Tliis. to- ether null the ,; .
rtrt'Vs iivnl,. by the plants. Jewel-.
w-it.-r table so rapidly that rtt. '
cannot l.ee;, pa.v with It. a re a
the ap;;:ary moisture uilhln rea Ii ,
the roots Is not replaced as fist as p
Is iisol. and the rrowth of ihf plant
Is sertiusly cheek, l.
Ileli'.s with a iliv subsoil w It hMaml
dry weather inueh tetter than those j
with n subsoil of saui or gravel. The I
latter. Is-tause of their looser texture.
Wll Cameras Point Co Africa.
The lion niul the !!. 1,-uit.
The User full f tie.
The i..r, a ml tint mil uliafrn.
Tl-.p I.iukiiM rrtteiMflle,
Tin milkv lil.rol arrnit.
Tin tie.in, nn.l llw Kim.
The i.iiiihei ,, n, the oilhon nal.
'1 he little l.t.-knl.
In -this a circuit ,hl,m'
CHi, not I'v miiv fiieuiin'
J in liiitnlMK e, lltr i.tine
ir this liieutlia iiiiil;h rlnps
N'eitlk l-venliin Nrsi
Lake view Dairy
L .1. NY. I SEN MART
In iv!irod t, take oM 'i-rt to
furnish ,lai
ISne AMIk And Cream.
Orders left nt AlilHtrsini
llriiw svlll receive ,rHiu,t
mix! (Mrofiil (ittciitltiii
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SAI)I)LI:RY
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'. JProprltliir
llicjlnrsl Vniu-ticrii
.sntMIe on the mnrkrt
Also ti loinplrlc Hue it
w nKon and buggv har
ness, whips, rohes, hits,
rlatrn, spurn, (ulrts, rose
ties.' n I m t cvrr thing In
the hn of carriage and
orsc rurnlstilnga. Wc
palrlfi 'hy tompet .-tit
hen.
FAIRBAfi'r1
.'r M 1 k hii:1 X
":(.rtir" Mf (i -
In the County Court of the State
of ( I'egou.lur the County f Mullo
llOtllHtl.
lu te' mutter of tie cut ate of Alon
o A. Merrill, tlecein-ed.
CITATION.
To Mabel Nye and O. Nye her bus
band mid bertha O. .Merrill a minor
and Alice M. Meirlll widow, sole
hells at law ol the entato of Alonzo A.
Merrill, leceiisetl, and to all others
unknown if any there be.
In the name of the State of Oregon.
You ami each of ynu are hereby cimi
manded to appear before the Monor
a'.ile County Court, of the State of
Orektou. iu Mild for the County of
Mullomah. at the Court House lu the
City of Portland, on the 1Mb day of
October r.Hit, at the hour of nine1
o'clock A. M. of said duy . to show
! Cause if ail? PIlHtM l-hv an nr.l.r
IU ffftTPLGPI
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MODI-KN
niRoiKinoiT
riKST-CAI5
ACConnoniTinNs
SAHPLP: K())n
For COnnilRCIAI.
TKAVE-LI-P5
COURTKOHS
TKHA1 MliN T
I jLAKEVimv . .
if
FIO. IX CUVKIU.Mll TUK TIL DITCH.
allow the water to filter down out of
reach Instead of retaining it for fu
ture use. as do the clay soils.
The farmer cannot influence the 8"' should not be granted for the sale
amount of rainfall, of course ,4fter f the Southeast quarter of Section
the ralu has fallen, however. It be-ij.1"? ,,n To"?.,,'p twDt' lhr"e
longs to him to do with as he sees Z Lake County
The way be handles It from this time Oregon. '
on determine to a large extent the Witneaa my baod and the seal of
size of the crop be will hurvest when 'said Court affixed this Uud. day of
okoMaSIow LIGHT cSc MARRONV. Proprietor
I ' BOOSELAKE VALLEV MEAT CuT
fall comes
The first problem la to get rid of the
surplus ground water quickly, and the
second Is to wante as little of the cap
illary water as possible. An endeavor
hould be made to lower the water
table to thne or four feet below the
surface us soon as possible after euch
rain. If this can be uc omnlished in
two or three days the grow th of the j
crop will be Interfered w ith very lit- ;
tie. A few hoiks are m well drained i
naturally that little urtlli ial drainage j
Is
Septemlier, l'JOO
(Couuty Court) F, 8. F1KLDS,
( Seal )Clerk Couuty Court.
S'.'OH Hy C. C. KOSK, Deputy,
(iKAHAM & CLKKTON,
Attorney's for Administratrix.
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Notice is tie i el v g I en t hut 1 1,.- S. Mte
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TURNER A BAILEY
J. I. MAYI ILLD, General Manager.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUILDING NORTH OF HOTEL LAKEVIEW
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Attorney at Law
l.akvtrw, Orfgni
OFFICE-balv BuliiiiiiK.
J, D, VENATOIt
Attorney at Law,
l-iid Matter HseUit
OFFICE Pair Builillnt
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the Wl
(JHARLE8 UMUACH
Land and Law Of. Ice
Abstractor of Titles
Esbtallntitjd
ltkeview, O.i
yt LAIR THOMPSON'
Attorney at Law
office: (Jvtr I-iiink of La view
Lakkvjkw, Oi:Kiio.
THOS. J. i'OWLLL
Attorney at Law
LtKeAiKW Okcoo.n-
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V.aO-1 , j, .).. a altH.j
a I il! a I however, so
Is l. i longer ilovIl-'
the jilr so'iii liei-oiiics u -ad up, and the
'Top will turn yellow ami cense to
grow. The remedy, of course, Is to
provide draliia to remove the ground
vater fjuickly.
The only kind of water which the
roota can use Is the capillary water.
H'hen this U preaent In the right
imount, it Elis about half of the
pates between the soli particles. The
the rnst ore filled with air. The water
easily dissolve plant food from the
soil grains which it surrounds. ITium
the two essentials Tvr rapid root de
velopment, air and plant food, are
present In the proper amounts nnd In
a readily avcilable form. Ah fast hs
the water Is taken up by th roots
inoiv Is brought up bj ctipiiiaiity from
i the supply In the subsoil In the man-
I tier noted In tirtlele .o. 2.
I The 1'iaee where the r-u it hi r, wa'er
j J'lii'h the groijjid vitler Is called the
, water lahle If this w ap-r table Is
j too high, the feeding ground of the
I lo'.ls Is greatly restricted, since they
cannot go below It. If, on the other
hand, the water table Is too ie,.r,
capillarity eunnot bring the water op
aa rust as It Is used by the roots j
In dry weather the water table low- I
mn BapkUy, but the roota are also j
aeT"srtatr downward at the same 1me. j
ateateet Aaaae froai droiiafat
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t -i" fa ! Ts . l.-.-li i 1 i'. ; . j-' ..
Lie pl'opl f sjj;i- to Ii .' ! .,. ,; I '.
lj. " .1; or I. H ie; in of t : d ,- .;.,.
t ll-i'-s for ti ril.-il.'g the ,1 li,e I-,
. air, d under v;iri.:s . ;.,i-. I !
I I '' 5s any doubt it al. a. -, pays to
get .a size too large rat In r than a si.e
too -iiiii.l, even If tho cost Is a little
ni,ie.
It Is usually better to let the Job of
tiling to a contractor rather than to nt
tempt to do It yourself. There ure re
liable tlliTH In ulinoat every lucullty
who can be depended upon to lay the
i lie to grade and do a first lass Job lu
every particular. Only Hie bard burn
ed tile abould be used. These will last
for a lifetime or longer If properly pui
lu. Y hen tile go within fifteen or
twenty fet of tree the Joints should
be cemented. Otherwise the tree roots
will find their way through the Joint:,
and fill up the drains to such an exu-ui
thut the fiow of water will be cut off.
The most Important pin t of a drain
age system la the ouilet. The tile
Kuould empty Into a stream If posHlble.
Water should not be allowed to stand
over the mouth of the i.L.let if It call
( tie uvoidid n.i ll.Ia he ..a tin; currei
iiicl cau. t .e ilniiu to p., illy f.U ij.
jvirh silt, ti,., I'-iliielug .s i-apacli.'.
Ju-t that n u h
Willi il f
age in i ,
Of ge' ;
Sep , i'
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'.ill c ink
I .a,. , I'uiii I y I-, an, m r,
'- -oapel pi luted m l.uke
lie.t, (It-egon f,,r a . Tod ol not les-i
han thirty din.- pi ii.r to the date
I iht lerelli HM-lit lolled. s!"ll
I .Mil lll'K U. II;T0, Keglslei.
sCMMoNS
I a I ho I ' 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 ( ' ,i,i t , I t Ir
I Jl.-gi.l,. ! , M;e I -.onl ,,( I.
tfei ! I : I'lai-it Hi V-. Joel
loch, In-len-ii.at
J ' Joel .Mel'iillougli.tlii
n a" ed .1 e I e ii . I a n t .
In the nun e nl the Shite of Oregon :
, 'ou aic hereby ! ', pi i red t o appear a nd
'an-ait the coin pi unit, tiled ugHllint
von in the nl, ove entrlei court, und
euii-e on or beliiie HiTilay (he 'JIM b
day of October, IIXI, nud it yon tail
lo uiihAir toi want thereof, the
laintill will take jiidgin-nt agaiust
you lor the sum lHiniindd in bis
couiplaiut, to-uit : Fur one Inindrud
dollars and interest theteon at the
rate of six pe1 centum per annum from
the Kith dav of April, liKJS.and for bia
coHts an1 disburHemeuta herein.
This Hum mnna is served on J you
by publication thereof in the
Lake County Kxaml'ner,
a news paper of general o ijr
cuia tion published in Lake County.
Oregon, for a term of six consecutive
and successive weeks, by order of the
lion, (ieorge Nolaud, judge of the
Circuit Court of the ntate of Oregon
for Lake County, made on the llth
day of September, l!KJ, and the date
of the first publication hereof Is the
H5th day of September. IWXJ HICOV.1
W LAIR THOMPSON.
Attorney for the Plalotiff.
"TlTIv SCHOOL OP OrTAT.TTV""
Tenth aJ Morrison. Portland, I i.. . r. An,,-, J, 1. 1. .11., Principal
OM in ycnrs, new in nu-iliods, uj.nillc Jly !,c lili-si.u, J.,, J
iom-in rc.il school of the N,i il.wcsf. ( ),k m all tin.- yc:!r. Mrc
cmMs for help than we can meet-- position cvrl.tin. Class and
individual instruction. UookKccpi;. from written forms and hy
oflico practice. JSIiortliand that excels iu every respect. Special
penmanship department. Write for illustrated catalogue.
Red Livery Barn
M. O'SULIJVAN, Prop.
Nyw Ri-s and Spcti..! Accotiiiuo-
I'.tik v Tivims vijaJ.v--'V, l.-itions
. t" I 'ft- ' - I'or l'rei--liteis
Corner Canyon and Main Sts, Lakcvkw, Ore.
WOODCOCK (Sb BARNES,
..owiawiattatlti VS 1 S VA
Wagonmakers.
North NVater St., Lakeview, Oregon.
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
Everything to the line of blacksmllhlug ,,r Iron ir wnwl
work (lne lu n Hatlafivctory manner ami at bedrock nrlcea Yottr
patronaKf reHpeetftilly aollrlted.
NOTICE FOR PUIJL1CATION.
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
Aug. 10 lb, 13011.
Notice ia hereby given that
C1IARLEHS. PALM KRLEE.of Yia-
tiliis, tJregon. who.on Out. 10th, ISJOtj,
made Homestead Entry 27!HJ. Serial
mw.r.i, for E b If NW (piarter, SW
LAKEVIUW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
P. E. Taylor, Prop.
LAKEVIE W
A LTURAS
STAGE LINE
CO. l.AMHKHT, IToii'r.
te.a of tile drain- I quarter NV quarter, Section '26; SE
(piatter run, quarter, Seitlon 2) Towu.
ship ,'J!I H., Rume 10 E.. Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention
to make Final Five YearProof, to estab
lish claim to the land above describ
ed before Register 4. Receiver, Uulted
States Laud OfDce, at Lakeview, Ore
gou, ou the 8tb day of October, l!KXi.
maniiaul names aa witueaaMa: till
er !
It;
't,r ,
lie ploole.il
is water l.s
l ) ,lve the
'1 lie roots
Ii deeoer in a tiled
me In p on to with
tif.Mp better than If thev
or wo f'ifi . , 0 jie
llf.u' I :j. lot aioiua
l"ore also basteaa tha
" soil In the prlDff.
b-rt Lapham, of Viatillia. Oregon. W.
D. Traoy, W. M. Uainoiersloy, D. cat
at l K a a aw a ... .a... a..
inenaier. an or l aaaview, Oregon. -
A!W ARTHUR W. ORTON Register Meaadmea SAN FORI) A RUSON.
Offica at IL Reynolds' 5tor
rtage leaves Lakeview Mondays, Wed
nosdays and Fridays at (I a. m., arrive
at Plush at. il p. m. Leaves piush Tuea
days, Tbiirsilays snd Saturdays, at
a. m., arrives at Lakeview at U p. m
Passeiiger fare $U one way or 5 for
round trip. Freight rales from May
1st to Nov. 1st $.75 er uindrisl; Irorn
Nov 1st. to May 1st .00 per hundred
PRIVATE IlOARlJINO iinifHi.'
Slash St. Home cooking. Meals 3a
ii-meai ticekt, fr. Kooin for
Office in Thornton' Store
Stage leaves Lakeview daily, ex
cept Sunday at II a.m. Arriveu
at Alturas at p. tn.
leaves Alturas lor Lakeview at
ooVlock a. hi., or on the arrival
of the stage from Likely . Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af
ter leaving Alturas.
Freight - Matter . Olveo
Strict - Attention ......
first - Class - Acconilatlons,
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