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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1912)
Lakevicw Ice, Transfer and Storage Co Telephone No. 1U J. 1. DUCKWOKT1I, Manaokr Bnsa to Meet All Train; TranTr and Drayago. Storage by day. Week or Month OUK CUSTOMERS AUK OI K AnVKUTISEUS LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated. A Complete Record Wo baye mad an entire tmnicrtpt of all Kecorda tn Lake Connty which tnanv waj.afffct Heal Property tn the county. Wo hare a complete Record of erery Mornrajr and transfer Ter mado In Lake Couuty, and ever Deed glren. Errors Pound in Titles In iranncnbiUK the record we hare found numerous mort gage recorded tn the Deed record and indexed; and many deeds are recorded la the MortjraKe record and other books. Hundreds of mortgagee and deeds are not Indexed at all, and moat difficult to trace up from the records. We have notations of all these Errors. Other annot find them. Wo have pot Hundreds of dollars bunting op these errors, and we can fully guarantee onr work. J. D. VENATOR, flanager. Vacations at the Sea Shore Clatsop Beach, Pacific Ocean Low round trip fares are in effect all summer. This beautiful lcach stretches twenty-tire miles south of the mouth of the Columbia River. Seaside and Uearhart have first class hotels, cottages and camping places, surf bathing, fishing, mounraln water, etc. Low Round Trips EDst Throughout the summer, on the dates given below, tickets will be sold to the points in the east shown Mow, at the the reduced fares quoted. round trip and many (wOranu CENTRAL OREGON LINE Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways Atlantic City.... fill 00 Detroit.. $8250 Omaha $fOM Baltimore 107 00 Duluth 60 0) Phlladelpha 10S 50 Boston 110 00 Kansas City 00 00 1'ittsdurg 01 50 Buffalo 1 915l Milwaukee 7250 St. Louis 70 00 Chicago 7250 Minneapolis tf, 00 St. Paul til) 00 Colorado Sprs... 55 00 Muntrael 105 00 Toronto Dl 50 Denver 55 00 Xew York 1UH 50 Washington Io75o Dates of Sale July 23, 21, 3o, 31. 1012 August 1, 2, 3, 6. 7, 12, M. 22, 23, 29, .to, 31, 1912. September 4, 5. 6. 7, 8, 11, 12, 3o, 1912. Stopovers and choice of routes allowed in each direction. Final return limit Octolier 31, 1912. Train leaving Bend 6.30 a. m .connects directly at Fallbridge with Fast through Train East W. B. COM AN, Cen'l Freight & Pass. Agt., PORTLAND, ORE. J.H.. CORBCTT, Agt., BEND, ORE. THE BEST LAGER BEER - AND WHISKIES IN TOWN AT THE KENTUCKY SALOON POST & KING. PROPRIETORS f t'V. '.'tnr- tri Have Yoii Ever HAD A Visit by the Sea OR A Run on the Sandy Shore AT NORTH BEACH WASHINGTON Hid you know you could reach this delight ful, care slaying, health giving, fun making SUMMER RESORT BY TAKINOTHK O.-W. R. & N. to PORTLAND THEN down thk COLUMBIA RIVER via STEAMERS "T. J. POTTER" "HASSALO ' and "HARVEST QUEEN" To M EG LER W here trains count i ivlth bouts for North Beach Points You Can You Should Ask any Agent of the O.-W. It. d- S. awl tind out how little It will cost to leave care and dust and heat behind and have a real REST BY THE SEA PROPER WAY TO CUT ALFALFA HAY Professor Wing Says Crop Can Do Ruined By Not Curing Right Eyary year In Eastern Oregon and in all tha great afalfa growing region of the Inland Empire thousands of men make their altalfa hay. Many of them bad no aipenence with tha plant be fore and know little of ita hablta. It is also strangely true that some men wno have harvested alfalfa for many years do not aeem to recognise tha essential principals of making hav. The best advice wa bava ever seen on tha sub ject in a comparatively few words is from tha pen of that well known auth or, Joaepb E. Wing, in tha Breeders' Gaiette. Chicago of May 22. Mr. Wing says: "in the making of alfalta bay there are a few simple but bard and fast rules that should be observed. Alfalfa should never be pastured In the spring, nor cut too early. If ibis rule is bro ken the resultant loss ia - considerable. Too early cutting greatly Injures the succeeding crop. It should, however, be cut as soon as it ia reaay, as cutt ing too long delayed injures tha quali ty of the hay and the succeeding crop as well. The rule for cutting alfalfa ia to al low it to begin to bloom, then carefully watcb to see when small shoots appear at the crowns. When these shoots are an Inch long, or thereabouts, the alfal fa ia ready to cut. One must never rut before these shoots appear. They are a far more important sign and guide than the stage of blooming. It is usually best tojmow in the morn ing, as soon as most of the dew is off. If the eteeder is used it should be handled with care, not to shake off the leaves, and one should discontinue its use in time. Rake the bay into small windrows while yet tough. The side delivery rake is best. Sometimes when the weather is favorable the bay may further cure in the windrows. Let it be dry before rakirg ai much as pos sible and not lose ita leavea when hand' led. In all the eastern region bay is so valuable it will pay to cock the hay in small cocks, not wide at the base, but as high as convenient. Thia work is rapidly done by experienced men, and any man is soon taught, in these cocks this tough bay will withstand much rain with little damage. The nest day, when the sun is strong and the outside of the cocks is dry, say at 10 o'clock or a little earlier, we open the cocks in several small forkfuls, laying them ouc to dry in the sun. After it Is opened we set one or two swift men to turning over the forkfuls again. When it has bad enough sun it is piled up again ir. cocks. This will now be done as rapidly as piling up buckweat cakes, as the flakes of bay, if they have been set otf nicely and not torn all to bits, will rapidly lay op again in pile?. This can be done after the alfalfa has had two or three hours of sun. Now we burry the stuff into the wngons and into cover. We practice loading all availatle wagons the last tbirg fat night and letting them stand in sheds until morning. We do not leave partly dried alfalfa in the swath over night to take the dew, as this will serioualy bleach it. The final test of whether it is dry enough to go to the barn is to take a wbiap of the cured hay and twist it violently. If no moisture exudes it is dry enough for the mow; if drops of iuice are seen it must be further cured. In good weather the hay loader can be used, taking bay lrom the windrow left by the side de livery riiie. The second cutt;r.g will be ready in approximately thirtv-rlve days. One should observe the same rule in decid ing when it is ready, watching the buds of shoots. The same rule applies to the third cutting. I advise 'against cutting after September 1 in the upper portion of the corn belt region. At least on must be sure to leave a growth of a foot to protect the plants from winter killing. One more fact is important to re member; it is that when alfalfa is ready to cut it should be cut, be the growth no more than six inches. It will hardly make growth again until it is cut. Cutt'Dg at the proper time has a marveloualy stimulating effect on the plant, cutting at the wrong time ia very depreaeiig to it. PINE CREEK WATER SYSTEM ASSURED Two Car Loads Material Shipped and Contractor Is On the Ground The bent butter Oliver'a 10 centH per pound at Bieter's CshIi otore. (High Ura.loNewa) New rine Creek la now assured of a thoroughly modern water system. Mr. Frank Margrave of Kawhlde ar rived on Friday night and announced that he has shipped two car loads of iron pipe for thn plant, and it la ex peeled to arrive today. The system will be one or the very beat in the country. The water will come from the Keller mill ditch above town, and there la no purer water any where. Mr. Margrave waa here a month ago and secured tha franchise from Mr. E. Kelller for the use of the water for 99 years. A stork subscription was taken, and considerable means pledg ed. But Mr. Margravea will build the plant and will begin at once. Dirt will be flying .within the next few days. This fills very much felt want. We will now be atle to tuild modern homes with hot and cold water In every room. Insurance rates will dwindle. The screak of the pulley, the drag of the wet rupe ind "The Old Oaken Bucket" will disappear. Turn the faucet, and help yourself. This will place the beautiful lltte city right up at the bead in matters of modernism. Let us all cooperate and consummate thia enterprise at the ear liest possihle date. EKMEP TO filVE HIM A NKW STOMACH I itiffiTftl Intt'nwly alirr rlln and no tm-dlclne or treatment I trll tromol lo do any Iixxl," ttrtlra II. M. YouiiK.i tT, Edlti r of Tli Bun. Lakeview, Ohio. "The flrt few dow-a if ('bambrrlaln's 8tnmcb and Liter Tablou gar nit surprising relief and the vmd buitl seemed lo tit manwtnmM!h and prrloctlr d.iod hi tllh," For ! br all di-alers. BRIEF MENTION (High Onule News) Born to Mr. and Mr'. Jenka Cook, Mondsy. A. M. a fine girl. Mrs. Clark Freeman entertained friends one dsy his week. Dr. Knox was entertained at the home of b'. Keller last Sunday for lunch. Miss Cora Dell Berry entertained the ministers and their wives at dinner last Sunday. - The Manhattan restaurant at High Grade U gaining popularity rapidly among the local and transient people. Mrs McDowell of San Jose, Cal., in visiting relatives here at present, bhe was formerly a Miss Usllagher of this plate. Miss Eunice Gibbons returned home on the excursion Sunday evening atter having spent several weeks with her friend Miss Keller. Lakevicw Marble WorRs HARRY H. CANNON, PROPRIETOR OFFICE AND STOCK WALLACE UNDERTAKING PARLORS WILLIAM WALLACE local Rupfmntatlw Lakevlew -:- Oregon Mrs. Trumbach has taken charge of the restaurant in connection with the High Grade hotel and we hope ahe will receive liberal patronsge. Mr. W. L. Parsons of Sacramento, rrived in Camp High Grade last week and hss opened a barber shop on the main street of High Grade. Mr. and Mrs. McCall of High Grade are building a remunerative business at their new place. They are fine people and deserve well of Camp High Grade. James Midriah, the lolly good fellow of Camp High Grade has really gotten it into his head that he is to be one of the very first millionaires in the dis trict. Postmaster Fairchild and bis estim able lady are winning laurels by the manner In wnich they mediate be tween Uncle Sum and the Poat Office patrons. Master Newton CrJinley, Jr., was the hm white child in tne new town of High Grade. Young New.ton is only IS months old, but has a head on him like an old timer. Manager J. F. Cutler, of the Modoc Mine, spent several days this week at New Pine Creek and Lakeview. Mr. Cutler is one of the live ones, and fully merits the success that ia crowning his eirortB. A farewell party was given at the home of Felix (Jreen, Wednesday afternoon for their daughter Misa Fay. A large crowd waa present of her girl friends and a very enjoyable time was had bay all. M'S. E. Chaoin Card and daughter Marion arrived from Denver Tuesday night, and the pale-eyed old man that takes his pen in hand to let you know about this feels jufct like he hud attend ed his second wedding. Cuti and brulaua may bu healed in about ono third the time requlrud by tha uaital treatment by applying Chamberlain's Mnlment It la an antlwiptio and caue aueli Injuries to beat without maturation. Tula liniment alio re lii'vci lorcnru ol the mu.cli's and rheumatic palnn. for by all deali-m. J. L. LYONS. ). ). 5. OtnlUt Office In Watson'i Mock, Lake vlew, Oregon Flb Tear's fT-rw n Mi-hlu. Irlnt tf r.nUoraltj ol Mlclili 1L 3L in StopLock Listen JUST AR1UVED! H A full mul complete line ol samples from the two largest woolen houses in the I J.S. Stul mnn Uros. of Baltimore and Woolcy iS: Company, Chicago. Among this selection vou will find the latest novelties, con ststing of brown, tnn anil prune colors in both Worsteds and Tweed materiul for your Fall tailor made suit This suit will he mnde at home; rut to your memoir and fitt ed to your hndy Perfect natlsfnetlnn gun run teed. Prlif from $.10 to $10. It costs ynu no more than sending your onlrr out, ami you take no chsnre nfgetthiira inlxllt. ChII and see them It cost nothing to Imik The Matchless Store Exclusive Clothing and Cents Furnishing Store 2 Doors North I. O. 0. F. Uldg., Lakevicw, Ore. I KassMsZsO!ZE3 ikaaElMaMslEsssatwajll Lumber Holds Own In Home Buiding Hivaiise It can adapted to all klncln of structure and he made to tit all nixed pocket hooks. It Is the most clastic building material on earth and Judged from the vlev point of health, makes the w.f all round house ymi can build. It'H a Door conductor nf bent ur niU ami rfivf.v ihtninnrriit abstdutely, keeping your home y from mustlnesH and bad odors common to so many other kinds of building material. Prove we are right yourself by Jotting down thrse feature and then visit a few nfthe frame houses right hereat home. This may seem like a lot of trouble, but i oi don't build home every year and It pays to build wisely. It nlso paya to look closely at the kind tit lumber vou use. Them urti many varieties nnd they all have a favored purpose. We know their uses ask us. SUNSET LAKE LUMBER CO. Lakeview, Ore. Yard on Center St. Phone 721 ENGINEERING, MAPPING AND SURVEYING , S. A. MUSHEN County Surveyor City Engineer TOWNSITES SURVEYED AND MAPPED Land Reports Made Blue Prints of Government Townships Lakeview Saddlery Afoiiiplete line of wiitfou and buggy burneHM, whips, roheM, bib., riuteH, etc., etc. r.verj tiling In the line uf eurrlage and liorMC furnlHli iiitfa. Iteiiilrinic by competent men. THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE ON THE MARKET AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM SHAMROCK STABLES eH! J. MURPHY, Proprietor Special Attention to Transient Stock Horses Hoarded by the Day, Week or Month Always Open Phone 5T1 LAKEVIEW OREGON Read The Examiner Want Ads in p J