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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1913)
Classified A Want Ad In The Lake County Examiner Repeated n few times, if necessary, will find a customer for that property of yours. They are wanned closely by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents the line for each insertion. Special longtime rates. . on v.- FOR SAl.K-.Mnk.' nit.-r-lu. imtm N. V.. i N.c. I T. :i7, U. to Kant W. M J.llNf I i AiMrcs Hmcktuti, Kill I'HNlllrl. KlH KHH CltV. KM. FOR HAI.I In ... to tract with Irt Ik tlon i lulu- ..i mmI tn m-v. ll), I w p. 3. rnitu- II- ' Imihhi II. I nluiii tins, Ni-t.r O. 31 If KOH hAl.K ;.n 'i. r In i . l I.. n i'.'l tow i h1iIi lilt, iii" ui' Fniilip of HMIiCr llio . I ilkrvit'W, ( ll I UK l.uk. v .n Al.Mlnn tJk 'l llli- Co. Im iiirtkll.w ' i I prl - mi Alif rneti" toO. V I ' mTiki-Ih mi. I Tnwn Ltll. 1'Olt NAl.K 1 1 . iiikI lot fi.nllntl Hinl It'll NrifH Im titi'il lit Laki'vli'W. Must a I M.iKi- me an tfl T. .'r purlieu ar Mint- to lox Hun Uoii. )ii'uii :M t. I OR nam: - I AiM li lak.- I -IL. Iilix k li'i ( V.I.. It-w. iiinl -yi. n '-i t-i . MTl ll ii IM. I w n. 10 Khiiui' 11 mat. I". .1 Parker, Hmiilirlilnf , koM Co . l.i. I).. WANTI'.D to i- Intnl. il on Oral i-Iiihh KM) litre. nlvi. particulara, iim to Mull. '! II1IH I '. llM'Klltlll, w tiler, tlm- lcrtc. W. M. Itiowti, 112, K. UMli St., I ' rl U !. on-jfiiii. -ip We n"il it hhIi mini in wiich of K'v f nil exifllf ui rtii'Mn to Ht-ll our aiilen dltl iiiirm-ry l"t'k. A jwrmiiueiit' place, cnh week Iv and a sqtiH.ru llrm liH. k of . vmi. Write for particular. WrmMiikIuu Nnrwry Co TPm'Ii1hIi, Wnwli. Watiti'ti A. flit. Write limit Ii &. Ac cl.tciit I Imuran. .', (ircifon JjtirH.v A CntiMHllly Co, Huartl of Trade, 1'i.ri Imii.I. Oreitmi. NTM NTM'V LOST ne liay nmo florae, lirandedY on lift lili, Mimic white on fare. Jd (ilic Hiniill iliirk riiHii linrnc iniiln, lirni tl it O lii-nll" Ml) on li..uid.r. (hie IikMI Lav mare limit', liu lit neat-, Itraml M on It ft hIiouI.Ii r One III ck liiiriu U' tn ii lt. left eve out, brand Crovva 7 M on left .liotili.-r. I.itieral rotHril lie kIvcii lor Informa tion IcMitlnu to tlielr ri'PiiVcr.v. Manuel Handera. Lukevl.'w, Oregon, Jattnury '.), l 'l'l KSI RA VFI. Hay K l'H"i: nomil year . I.I, liramleil Inn k Iihii.Ic.I 1'. tin right 1 1 1 1 ; hih.i small lrauil on riylit eti.iul.ler. Cifie to my nlnce In . I ill v Ik I.iiiu Valley. C. I., lie. craft. Vl-i IIiiim, Ori'LToii. Inf. 1'Jtit l.ltttlllX ..! ll..K-. (. M. CF'I I.I.K WHIKAT TlTK Hotel I jtKt vlew liar. Tin) liCMt and piir..Mt liUUv niaile tf LOOK AT Til K NOTICK l-'OR Kl nnrtl intiit-(i ii( int- v .in- Coinpatiy for di-Hl royttiK tta prop- urlv llitf ..I I I... I... T. I....I, .rKJ KKWAKU. A UF.YVAKI) of lifty dollars la here by offered for iiitormatiou that will lead to the arreH1 ami conviction of auv pel son wm i has stolon wlrea or other properly from our Company; and the samo reward la hereby offered (or iuformui fin that will loud to the arreat and t.uvictlou of auyoue ded troyluK tm property of the Conipuny. Chaa. UmliBoh, HmiretMiy Lake Co. Tel. A Tel. Co. U'.tf. TINIIKIt I.AIH TLM II KR LANOS IIOUtillT AND SOLI). C. II. WFIHJKR, 60S LUM 1 1 1C II MAN'H IILKO., l'ORTLAND, ORKtl, l.f.U A I. AIM'F.rISIi NOTICIi l"OK I'UHI.ICATION (Not Coal I. mills) I )c p i 1 1 iiii.ii i of the lnuiior, U. S. I. and Ollicc at I.ulnview, OrCLton, Dtceinber 11-, H11. Notice in heiehy given that Harry lUi tholomcw of Lake view, Oregon, who, on October 1 Ti, 1 11 10, made home Mead entry. No. 0L'MG!,lt:r Lots 4.5,0, H, Section Hi, Township 3!J S, KioiKe '21 li, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make final three year piool. to establish cl iiui to the iand above described, before the leyister and receiver of U. S, Laud Office at Lakcviesv, Oregon, on the 1211.1 day ol lanuary, 1913. Claimant nuuics us witnesses: Nate Wilcox, lleit Tatro, Walter l'uxtoii. Oeore Lynch, all ol Lakeview, OreKtin. A. W. Orton, Register. NOTICK OF ADMINIH TRA TOR'S HALE OF RKAL KBTATK In the County Court of the State of Oregon, (or the County of Lake. In the matter of theEetate) -of- Mary K.Kinizey, IVceaaed.) Notfce la liereWy given that under and pursuant to an order duly made and eiit'Teit lu the above entitled matter by the above entitled cnurt, ou the 2M day of Herembor, 11)12, llc'eim InKi utitliorizlns, einpowerliu and dlrei tim; K. 1". Cheney, as Admin-i-tratur of the en tat e of Mary K. Kliuzey, (leccaHud, to Hull at, I'ublic Auction tlio real property ' herein after described, the uuderalKneil will ou the L'5tli day of January, ltilll, at Ten o'clock In the forenoon of Maid day, proceed to tell at public auction at the place hereinafter act forth, and upon the leruiH hereinafter- Bet forth, and subject to continuation, by Want Ads I.Mitl, ,tllVKN1lil lliBMitiil Court, all tli rlulil, tlil, lu'erem niiiI extHte wjjli-tl tlm hov Datnivl rfm eileot hml at th Hint! of l r iluatli, ami iiImo which hIih may Iim v.- aciiiiri'i ttincH her death In fin to ih full.iw Inif ileccrllM'd ri al prop rri v, to-wlt: Lot .'I Iii Itlotk Five in Town ol l.nkrvl.'W, iir.Koti. ml Lot 4 In Hlock live In Town of Lakevlew, Orenon, ami 1'" .f NW ami X of NF.'4' of Hv. 8 Twp. :i7 8. R. 21 U. W. M l.otR :i find 4 In Hlock 6 In Town of l.akevlew, Oregon, will tie no M In one I a reel if a atiHfnctory lild can lie r-ct-lveil therefor lu ltd entirety, fiml If in. t, then Lot .'I uliall 1)H olu firnt aa it M-parale parcel, ami then the Nad) Lot No 4 will Iim anlil In a "inirle parcel, ami then lliu Hahl K'-g of NW4hiuI H'g' of X L'4 if Hiil.l Sec. H Tt ;I7 H. U. Z K. V. M. will lie anld ill M'pRMtc pan-el. That all of raid nbovp tlflHCnlH'd real property shall lie mild for CiihIi in hum), aid that the Maid ilt-Mcrila-d real property hhall Im khIu on the prvinlM deMcrllieil lut Lot .1 In lllock Kivc of Town of I.akeview. Lake Coiinly, Oreiion. Hated thin'iH day of Dccouilx-r, 1912, at Lakevlew, Oregon. K. K. CIIKNKY, AdiiilnNtrHtr of tin estate f I'.'it-5 Mary K. Kltnsey, I;-ceaj'ei. NOTICIi TO CKIiDITOKS In the Counlv I'uurt of the Stutr ol ( Irruoii, lor the Count v of I.ako. In the innttrr olthr ICatatc o!) Martha J. 1'urrow, I lecraard) To all whom it may concern: Notice 1 hcirhy UMvn, that the uiiilcrnniird were, hv an order ol Hon. II. I-'nly, ludyt' of tile- County Court of the St itc ol Oregon, lor the County ol Lake, made mid entered In the ahove entitled innltei mi the ll'li tlav of I 'iitmiIhi , l'il2, diilv iippointed n b LxeculorA ol the hint Will Mini TcNt.iineiit cf Martha J. Farrow, deceitwd. All personti having claim it;ainst fluid decedent or mini entalr, Bre hcrchy re- jtiired to preeiit the anme, dul veri ti d and accompanied hy the proper vouchers, to mud lixecutorn, within ix in. nit im from the dn'c ol the first piihlication of thi notice, at the law otlice ol I.. F, Conn, in the town ol l.iikrvicw. Lake Count v, Oregon. Mated and lirt puliliiihed tins l'Jtli day llevcmlier, I'll 'J. AXNIlv BI.AIK WILLIAM Y. MILI.I'K I-'xecutora ol the last Will and Testament of Mnithu J. l-'air iw, I lecraaed, RESTORATION TO F.NTRY OF LA NHS IN NATIONAL FOR KMT Notice I hereby (riven that the lands tleMi-ribeil la-low, embracing ',l7 acrt'H, within the Fremont National Forent, Oregon, w ill lie subject to Hct tlemeot and en'ry under the pro vImIoum of i he homestead lawa of the I'nited Ktites and the act of .lane 11, blCMl (:I4 Btat., 'JTtf , at the I nlted SiatcM Land Otlice at Lakevlew, Oregon., on March 4, 11113. Any Met iler 'ho V.UM actually and In Rood faiilicl ilniluitaiiy.it Haiti landa for iiKi'icultural purpoae.s prior to Jiui uarv 1, IWHi. ii. I ban not abandoned Maine, lias a preference right to make a homcHtcnd entry for tie- lands actu ally occupied. Said lunda were listed upon the nppl lent ioiiM. of the persoiiH mentioned Im'Iiv. who hve a prefer ence rlfcht subj.'i t to the prior right of any such Heitlcr, provldi .! aunh act tlcror applicant la inalitlud to make homestead entry and the preference right la exercised prior to March 4, llll-'l, on which date the binds wtll be subject to hc tilciiiciit and entry by hu.v (iiallfled person. The lands are bk follows: The p of SE.'i, Hoc. 4 T. :m S.. R. 21 K.. W. M.. excent a strip lUi feet wide described by metes and bono. Is .im followa: lieglunlng at a point Hi'-, feet east of the quarter corner U'tvieen Sees 4 and SI, above township and innge, extending I hence lti fiHt on each wide of a Hue rutinlug north 20 riialun, to the place where the em! of the Htrip cloHea on the botiudHry of the tract; the net area being 79 acien. Said tract was Hated upou the application of Harry Morren, Valley Falla, Oregon; List (1774. TbeSK, Sec. 1), T. SO 8., It. 21 E., except a Mtrlp IW left wide olf the wear, hide of the tract; the net area being 15S bitch. Said tract- was listed upon the application of William J. Thomas, Valley Fnln, Oregon; Lint 0 7!t!l. The SK-4 of NKli. the NK'4 of bMV', Sec. 1!. the HW' of NWJ-4 of SW)4', the K of SWot SWV4', the NWi; ofHW' of SWti. and he W. of SKW of SW Sec. 2t, ami the N, of NKJi of SHU. Sec. 211, T. XI 8., R. l.s L., cotitaluliig 100 acres, appli cation of David James J ones, l'tilnley Oregon; Ll-t (1 S'2'2, Approved. Hec ember 10, 1!12. 8. V. I'ROUDFIT, AsslHtaut CommUHtotier of the ieo eral Lund Ollice. S1000 Dollars Reward I own all the cattle branded 70 or XL and formerly owned by Cox & Clark and the lleryford Land & Cattle Company. TheHe cattle are now on the ranges: oi Modoc and Lassen CounticH. For Information leading to the arrest and conviction of any pnrty or part leu Illegally bran, Hug, killing, driving off or dis posing of any of the above cattle I will pay ONK THOUSAND HOL LARS and the cants of arrest and prosecution. Send all Information to K. II. Day, Almras, Modoc county ('a!., or to me at Latrolie, Kl Dorado County, Cul. It guilty party might cb- I.VAiM. IIVKHTIll1U car, j.romptljr notify the Sheriff of tlm county In ililch tlm Illegal net wn cominitUvl and advhw tao by wire at my eip'ni. W. I). DUKK. Oct. 17 MONEY AVAILABLE TO EXTEND LINE Klamath Herald: Til- Pacific & KaHtern railroad HI Its extended eaat to a Junction with the Hill line, which waa built do wn the Ueacliutea Klver, early in 1113, if a reMirt which reachad Klamath Kalla la true. The ofllcera and anKloeerH of the Hill linen in Oreif a have lieen lu iiieolltif In Portland for the pant three ilnya, aad It la believed that an appr .prlaiioil ban la-en made to carry on the work. ReportH from th region of Lie ml are to tin effect that a ltrgu amount of I'orter I'.roe' atock ha leen brought into that part of tint atate to winter. Thoie who are tnoHt familiar with the winter condltloriM io Central Orion point out that winter coudl tioiia ar. not favorable for winter fued i iii', and tlmv have b tfua to think the HUI Intercuts are conti ta plittliitf thai rapid atartinx of work Hlintlar to the ceinmencemeiit f the tilllldlliif of the DeMChllteM line. CIIRON10 CO.NKTIFATIOX CURKU "Five yeara axo I had the worat ciiMe f chronic ronatlpation I ever knew of, and Chaml rlalu'n Tablet! cured tne,' w rltea S. K. Finh, Brook hn. Midi, For rale by all duitk-rH. WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO Their Unceasing Work Keeps Strong and healthy Us All the blood In the body passes; through the kltlneya once every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. They wot k night and day. When healthy they remove about 500 rains of impure matter daily, when un healthy Koine part ol this impure mat ter is left in the blood. This brings on many diseases and symptons psin in the buck, headache, nervous ness, hot dry skin, rheumatic pains, gout, gravel, disorders of the eyesight and hearing, dizzi ness, irregular heart, debility, drowsi ness, dropsy, deposits in the urine, etc. Hut if yon keep the filters right you will have no trouble with your kid n vs. A. R. Schofield, Ashland, Ore., savs: "It gives me pleasure to endorse (loan's Kidney Fills. They brought me great rebel from a severe attack ot kid ney Coiiipl.iiu .iii.l I uiii now entirely free from the trouble. Loan's Kidney Fills can lie relied upon to dispose of backache and difficulty with tiie kid ney secretions." For sale by all dealera. I'rlce 50 W'OtM. Foater-Milbnrii Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole HtutH for the United Statea Ranch fur sale ltlO screw on Camas I'rairle. loOO cords wood; good Hbeiirlm: corrals.; larre house, barn mid (nit tmililinne. Address, Auta McDanlels, Lakeview, Oregon. A29 ALGER LAND COMPANY Real Estate Brokers High Gtadc Mining Stock Officii at NEW PINE CREEK & LAKEVIEW TowrsFishBrand PommelSlicker Keeps both rider find saddle perfedlu dry. Made for rough wear and long service in ihe wetiest weather. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TOWERS IookforThisMakk of Excellence 3.50 EVERYWHERE A. J.TowirCo. Boarotf. Tower Cinadum Im 111 $1,000 REWARD The Or.-Kou Cl. Kurula mad Nev'ls Live Htoek l'olec ion Amiatou, ol which Ilia under siKued l a mnuiuet win aive ii.miouo rwward Im evidxuue lemliiiK lu lliu . rkt .1.-1 i.(in,..n.l.. ui hiijt jinny or pur ym ttt'Miii'aliiiK horMi'n, tmitlttor iuuIhii bo louk-iiijlouy ol In uiviaiHirH. iii addttlun to the abovv, ine uinlemlKUcd if! tk mi iht nmt ivindliliiu VU.W Inr all h.ira .! rn ul.'tl htimc Owe bur tin both or either k Hriin.1 re.'iird.'il III ulitht coimllen, Rhk lUrC), l llc u'l.l ( luok oiuuIIlm. tlorc HI...I h'i nM Nouk I'Ulk'uau iioi.- .ihI, and null lu large tahohtM W. W. BauWN, rife. Orefou. ' 1 FOR THE CHILDREN The Newcomer. Oh. rfver mind If your olotha aran't ae fri A On- rt of the boya'l Tou caa have Home of mine If .! want thfsm to wear. I'll unt lend mm, ynu . And any tlmn you ran return thrm to me. I ll he your frlfnd If you want mo for one, Ho nnviT you mind what tha boy may have done They're pretty rood boya, and they Joked you, H'a true, f:ut they rnrr have thoucht how It Sounded to ou, go I wouldn't car. I)h. nfver mind when thry laugh at your tinlr! Hoya liuKh o eaay and don't aeem to cwre Till omrho'ly thlnka how It feela when you're nw To have oiliL-r old boya all laughing at you. My hulr was red onre almost and, you IK;", When I first enme here they mads fun of me, Cut now they dun't cars any mora, and tliey rail Me "Keddy " Rut It's only a nickname; that all. 8-j I wouldn't care. rli, never mind If you didn't know what To nnnwi-r the teacher right there on the pot! I was so Beared on the first day I came I hnrdly urn able to f'll ht-r my name. And all tint boy lauKh.-d when I tried and I tried To ntiHWer and couldn't and cat down and CI led Hut they came at recess, and they aald not to mind. HecauNe they'd not meant to be really un kind. P.o I wouldn't care. Oh. never mind If It seems kind of bluel I was new once, ami 1 felt Just like you. All the boys do on the very first day, I'.ut they don't keep It up, for It soon weurs awny One of these daya you will think with a mile Junt how bad you have felt. Tou don't after awhile. I have an apple If you want a bite. Why, everything's going to come out all right, Bo I wouldn't care. Youth's Companion. The Auctioneer. This ftnnie Is ployed by any number of persona, one of whom acts as auc tioneer. En.-h of the oilier players writes on a slip of paper the name of some article and folds ll over to hide what he has written. The auctioneer then murks one of the slips and adds a blank one, making one more slip than there are persons playing, and mixes them all together In a bat Kach of the company In turn draws a slip, and he who gets the blank is put up at auction by the auctioneer, each player bidding the article on his slip. The holder of the marked slip gets the person knocked down to him. lie may then require his purchase to perform some trick or feat, and after that the game Is repeated. The auctioneer. Instead of marking a slip, mny simply open one and look at It. afterward accepting the bid of the person who draws whenever It may be offered. One slip always re mains In the bat. The auctioneer should look at It. and If It be the blank or the marked slip all must be shuf fled over and the players draw again. The auctioneer should give a com ical description of the person to be sold, praising bis appearance and good qualities, and may also lie required to giv a reason for accepting the bid which buys him Cablegrams. This is now to play cablegrams: A certain man went to Europe lead ing bis family at home He was either too indolent or too Imsy to write often. But he could not afford tp cable lengthy dispatches, and so he wrote his wife that he could condense each cable gram into a tingle word by using only initial letters. The tirst message he sent was "B R O W N." While he was congratulating himself upon outwitting the cable company by si-n ding live words in one the family at home were distracted over their varying interpretations of the messnge. His daughter thought it meant "Bought ring on Wednesday night" and began guessing just what kind of a ring It was. His wife in her anxiety read it, "Big rain out wet neuralgia." Other guess es at the intended meaning differed quite as widely. In plnying the game any word may be used Instead of "Brown." Let the leader, who is supposed to be the trav eler, announce the word, keeping the meaning to himself, and let each play er write his guess of, the intended meaning on a slip of paper. If there ure prizes the one who offers the near est guess wins. The Long Way Around. There were two barges that were to be taken to a point forty-seven miles away, but it took them a long time to get there. They had to go 10,fi00 miles lu order to get to that nearby point. You see. they were down at the Isth mus of raiianiu, at the Atlantic end of the new ctuial. and they were to.. be taken to the 1'iiclllc end. But the canal is not tluished. nud so It could not car ry the boats, which were too big to go hy railroad without being taken to pieces. So they had to be towed all the way around the end of South America the south end. that Is and come up the other side Muiio Hath Charms. Many nnlmals show a fondness for music, and there are ancient atorlea of men who ifave subdued the fiercest wild Ix'asta by soothing them with sweet Bounds. Shy as the deer la, it has been known to stand and listen to the sound of the bagpipe, and a herd of twenty stags was seen following a pipe nnd violin, going forward Mfhlle (he music played and standing stall when It stop'd THI OLD APPLE ORCHARD. The old apple orchard, the lovely old or chard. Oh, who eao forget Its wide spreading trees. Its blossoms In springtime, Ita ruddy cheeked apples. Its srrastcs, Ita robins. Its bluebirds and bevsT How cool was the shade as 1 lay In its shsdows! How sweet the perfumel Its rlstas how fair! The birds la the bowers ell singing sweet carols. What harmony reigned, what freedom from caret The squirrels gayty played In the boughs rlKht above me. The oriole flashed from tree unto tree. The thrushe were warbling from bough and from fanes row. And everywhere sounded the hum of the bee. How often I climbed to pluck the red ap ples. The mellow ones up In the top of the tree! flow often I mused with my head 'gainst a tree trunk And wondered what fruit life would bear for me! And aa I looked round on that fruitful old orchard rhe bloMoma aald "Hope!" and th breeze said to me, Grow up straight and grand like this lovely old orchard And thou shalt bear fruit and all ahall praise thee." C M. BARNITZ. PNEUMONIA AMONG POULTRY. 1'neumonia often kills a fowl bo quick the average poultry raiser la mystified. Note the symptoms. Kowl stands with head back and mouth open, milled plumage, breath la quick and hot. bead feverish, nostrils discharge yellow, blood streaked mucus, there is lonstipatioii and great thirst. There are two kinds, broncho and croupous. In the first bronchial tubes are mostly affected, being choked up with mucus, and this form la more eas lly cured. In the second a post mortem shows lung tissue affected, air cells filled with a yellow bloody liquid thrown off by tilood vessels, and the lung solid like liver. A normal lung Is bright red. spongy and floats. In croupous pneumonia lung is dark, bard and sinks The cause is a chill from drafts. In halation of foul air. damp, disturbance of blood circulation, bacteria. To discover In time for treatment th poultrynian must "stop, look and lis ten." as disease quickly develops and fowl soon collapses. Isolate vlctlit and administer a tablespoonful of cas Photo by C. M. Barnitz. DYINO i(OM PNEUMONIA. tor oil to relieve constipation and give a drop cf tincture of aconite every two hours Make tea of a pint of boil ing wuter and an ouuee of flaxseed and keep before fowl. One grain of qui nine per day will hasten recovery. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. Ten thousand loons that pass the winter in the warm water about San Diego. Oil., at the approach of spring arose In a body and flew north. We have often wondered where 'all the northern loons come from. Los Angeles, Cat., has a band of chicken thieves called "the colored com bine for the collection of choice chick ens." They recently stole a lady's chickens, her blankets and even ber underwear. Toultry legislation la becoming a common thing In our state legislatures, and we remind any legislator who Is backward In support of poultry cul ture that the great and only American hen just brings to the national treas ury one billion per year, and that's reason enough for passing laws for her advancement. A smnil water fowl called the booby inhabits seven little Islands southeast of Jamaica. It Is very prolific, and 60.000 dozen booby eggs were garn ered last year. The eggs are about two-thirds the size of a hen's egg and sell for about d ceuts per dozen The booby bird is extremely dumb, as is its namesake the huniau booby bird. That great egg specialist, the sin gle comb White Ieglora, has become so popular In New Zealand that the meat breeds are nearly crowded out and dressed meaty fowls sell at a pre mlum. Separating cock birds from their mates for any length of time Is a practice not repeated by those who try It. The rooster drops his tall, loses the fighting spirit, ceases to crow, cackles like a hen and Is good for uothing but the cook pot - The old slut coruivlb Is gradually l Ing replaced by the wire screen crib set ilK)ii concrete piers that the ruts en n't climb. Bats and mice certainly do eat and spoil a lot of corn in that old time granary and crib, and the furni nen, ents till she's as f;it as h'.u tel. m OFFICIAL 1)1 R ECT0 R V SITIOSAI, Preildent William R.Taft Vie President JsmenH. rheimaa !c;ruary ol Slate PhllnrleT .'. Inoi lee'eiary of Treasury Fraaklln MacVl Vcrelaryof War Jaeob H. Mrklneo Attorney General Osonr W. Wlrkerahaas Ponmaiiter Oeneral Frank H, Hllcheoek feiiretsryof Htwy George Von U Meyer secretary Interior w. A. rinhsr se-retary of AKrleultnrs Jnmet lima eereu-ryof Commerce Charles Ksgel utile! Justice Charles Edward White 1 C. 8. reusloD Commissioner w. s. Richards. U. B. Land Commissioner rriTS. Uovrnor Onwsld West Secretary of Slate lien W.Ol.-oU Treasurer Thos. B. Ky attorney General a. M. Crawford Supi. Public instruction I..K. Alderman P'lnwr W. S. Iiunlwsy ualry add Food Com J. W. Bailey wzriiss&tii trraiaiootrsT Chief Ju.tlc U.S. Bean t F. A. Moore soclatlasticc. j (i?. H . b'u rnett (T.A. McBrld . -T3 stsra judicial Disrates. . '"dse Henry I.. Beneoe A torney .. John Irwin LMILTIT Joint Senator W. Lair Thompnoa (Vernon A Forbes Bepresentatlr 7 (Wesley a 8ntlth (' H.L1KU OFFICII. trtbur W. Orion Register 'real P Cronemlller Receiver FOKEdT OFFICE Ollbert D. Brown Supervisor Nelson J. Bllilns Oraslog Awnatant Norman Jacotison Forest AmlHtant D. F. Brenuan ... Forest Clerk LAKE COUNT V . '?dre b. Daly F.W. Payne therlff w B Snider Treasurer F. O. A hint root lanemor A. J.Fneter Sebool upu c. E. Oliver Surveyor 8. A. Mushen Commissioners 1 J " d0!". f T. B. V skefleld County stock Insoector D. P.Malloy TOWN OF LAaTEVrjEW. E. E. Rlneha-t Mayor Lee Beall I jVbucworth Coanctlmen D T.Uodall wm. Wallace Recorder 4. atelier Treasurer LAaiVlaW COMaUKCIAL CLUB President Lee Beall Vice President t. P. Light Secietary Ir. E. D. Everett Treasurer O. E Wood Trustees H. W. Morgan U.K. Nolle, Kalp- E. looser CHURCH DIRECTORY F1RUT METHOWST CHLRCH 8DNDAT school at 10 a. m. Preaching every banday at 11 a. m. and 7:3U p. m. tpwonh league every innday evenlnc at Prayer aleeunc Thnrs lsyat 7:30 p.m. Choir meeting at l:wp, as, todies' Aid Every Wednesday at lu p. m. irerybody cordially invited to all services. R. E. MVERd. Pastor. f.KtfT BAPT1MT CULKCU OF LAKEVIEW Preaching service at 11 A M and 7:30 P M ea 1st ndard Bun. Sunday (School atlOA M. i'uulor Society at 2::J P M. Baptist Yonng People's Union at 6:30 PM on each Sunday. Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P M Wednesday eve nlng. Everybody invited to atteua all ser vices. REV. A. F. BlMMONS CATHOUC CHURCH EVERY bCNDAY MASS at 8:00 and 10 a.m.; Rosery at 7:30 p.m. Mass on weekdays at 7:00 a.m. Services in tne New Church. T.T, KERN, H.J FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LAKE VIEW, meets in Ihe Masonic Hall. Sunday School at 10:00 A.M.; Morning Service at 11:00 Evening Service at 7:30. Prayer Meeting on Wednesdays at 7:30 P.M. All are cordially In vited. REV. O. T. MORGAN. Ph. U., Pastor. FltcsT BAPTIST CHURCH Of wOOHK LAKE at New Fine ( reek, Oregon. Preaching aer rice at 11 A M and 7:30 P M of each Sunday of everv month. Sunday School at 10 AM. Prayer Service at 7:30 on WKduunday evening of each weed. All are cordially Invited to utend the services. REV. L.E. HENDERSON, LOQEIRIECTOOT LAKEVIEW LOIK1K No. 71, A. F. A A.M.Holda stated meetings haiurda. on or before full moon. January STth, March 2nd, March Sum April 27th. May 2Mb, June SUtb, 11. Special meetinK' upon call, generally Saturday even Id vs. vlsiiing brethren welcome. JohnL. Clark. W. M. ; H.M Nolle, Seo'y ObdREE OF HONOR LAKKaHORE L . .a. So. 77, D. of H., A. O. V. W Meet rm and third Thursdays of each month tonio Hall: Mary P.wi, C.of H.; J. Belle Arsner, L of H.; Lora Suyder C. of C; Alameda Brown, Recorder. 1. O. O. F. LAKEVIEW ENCAMPMENT NO. 1 I. O. O. F., meets the first and third Thur . day evenlUKS of each month in Odd Fellows Hall, Lakeview. CD. Arthur, CP., A. H d ammersley. Scribe. a o. v. w. lake view lodge no. iu. Meets every second and fourth Thursday ol each month, in Masonic Hall, Lakevlew. Chaa. Tonnlngaun. M.W.; Wm. G umber, R. I. O. O. K- LAKEVIEW LODGE, No. 63, I O. O. F., meets every Saturday evening- Mil Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o'clock, from Ociocer 1 to April 1, and at a olelock from April 1 to September 80. W. P. Dykeman, N. Q.; O. D. Brown, Secretary RKBEKAH LODGE LAKEVIEW LODGE, NO it, I. O. O. Ft meets the second and fourth Fridays of each niouih iu Odd Fellow Hail, " Frauces Corbet, N. G. O K. 8. ORIENTAL CHAPTER, NO 6, LAKE view, Oregon, Meets ou Tuesday, on or be fore full moon sud two weeks therealter, la Masouic Hall, at 7: 30 o'clock. Visiting members are oordially invited. L1LL1K HARRIS, W.M, IDA CMBACH.Secretarv PROFESSIONAL. CAKDS CHARLES TJMBACH Land and Law Of lice Abstractor of Titles Established IKsa lairview. Or ItTHUR W. ORTON Attorney-at-Law Notary Public All Practice Except U. 8. Land Otlice Business. L. F. Conn Attorney at Law and Notary Public OFKICE-Dalv BuUdiug. J D. VENATOR Attorney at li , tMnd Slaitei plalty OFFICE Daly Bnlldlng. fA, LAIR THOMl'lsON Attorney at Law Office In O. V. L. Co.'s Ituilding. LaKKVIKW. UKKOOl BRADLEY ENGINEERING CO. 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