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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1913)
V A MODEL LOW PRICED COTTAGE, Doltfn OHO, by Glenn L. ston. An hltot, MlnncnpolM, Minn. li a BOB teii nr- a . . .. ; - -. r w v. ..-u. -'wit y. s o-w iSlillhipaili' Copyright, 1912. br Olenn l Baston. rEKSI'lXTIVIi V1EW-FIIOM A rilOTOCKAPH. 1CM 8-0 X-OJpp0VMjjl YM CMAMOCR yo-o'xia-o' no c v WROX TL"K riJS F1KST FLOOK I'l.AN SECOND FI.OOU PLAN. There In everything here to mnko this homo n model one. eren to a taping iiori'h In th second story. There In a full basement under the en tire house. First story nine fet, second story eljrht feet Slie 24 by 26 feet over main part Coat to build. excluslre of beutliiK and plumbing. I2.1R0. Upon receipt of $1 tlio puhllHticr of tills paper will supply Baxton'a book of plans, entitled "American Dwelling. " It cnntnlim up to date design ef cottaues. lniiiKulowa and residence rostlnir from S1.K to tO.OOO. IF IT COSTS MORE TO LIVE IT COSTS MORE TO OVERLOOK THE ADVERTISEMENTS !IHX Things cost inorc, o)iurtuni t k-s to buy ccono micall ya re worth inori', NT house will in tins city, w h o fo els i n il knows the silliest harilship on nee'unt i hi.nh 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 article, to cut the selling price to very nearly cost pi ice. The housewife should see that when they do thisthe volume of quick silcs willnhvays re pay tlnin. Watch lixaininer Ads wick l week. It pays. Lake County Examiner BOOSTS FOR BETTER ROADS. Forward march out of the mud. Oeod reads are a business ns- 4 csssity. 4 Ne read ie so expensive a a f bad road. 2 Jolts and blows against the 4 bumps and Into the ruts destroy 4 evsrything thst runs evsr the 2 roads. 4 The Insistent dsmand for im proved roads comss from the farmers and the people in the rural dietricte. The man who haul any load over a wagon road ehould figure the eost of transportation. Build roads for the craffio that will pass over thm. 444-4 GOOD ROADS MAXIMS FOR YOUR CAMPAIGN. Put the National Demand Into a Few Well Chosen Words. The follow ItiR K'M,d roads maxima have la-en prepared by an official of the orKii nidation which Ih promoting a lilgbwny acnmri the continent, to be known as the ocean to ocean road: If you want to know If j:ood road are n ko"I tiling unk a borne. (J (Mid roiidit promote proHperlty; bad roadx provoke profanity. In corisiderlUK rondn remember that there are few towns that look so 'xd to the farmer that lie will kill bis boi-HO to K't there. Was It In your township thrit the lKimrainiiH fiulUnl the sod Into the mid dle of the road? OoimI roadx will Increase bealtb, bap pliiens. (Hliicntlim. rellKlon and moral ity. (;khI nmds will decrease profanity. dlNcottrngptiient. back taxes. sherlfTa saleH. aiur urapcH and Broucbea. Improved rondx are a good trade mark for any community. Good road Invoke n blesfdnj? upon any people who hulld them. (JihmI roads will kiH'i fieople In the country and will bring city people to tho fresh air. Ild you ever hear this? "The roads were no bad that the only way he could Ret to town was by telephone." The pood rontls campaign Ih an old tine, but there la such a tiling ax put ting old trulxmx Into such new form aa to make them take on meaning for the flrnt time. Many an article has been advertlHed into fame and popu larity by u catchy phrase, while many a man baa found hi reputation eAab llahed or enhanced by a few words rightly Joined. The man who can put the national crv for good roads Into a few well chosen words which carry the "punch" with them and absolutely refuse to le forgotten will be deserv ing of na much praise when the cam paign Ik at an end as any man who goes out and actually performs the manual lulmr In the highway. Novel Wager Leading a 22-year old donkey and wearing a kahki uniform a man is now tramping from I'o'tland, Me., to fort land, Oregon, to settle an election bet on Theodore Koosevelt, The distance Anderson will lead the donkey is 4300 miles and be expects to complete the journey in ight months. Under the provision! of the wager he must call at the Wbite House and greet the new president and also call on the governor of every state through which he passes. Budget Is Large With the additional filing of the Gov ernor of the Panama-Pacific appropria jlon bill, a bill providing for the char itable home in Portland, for the Oregon Histories! Society and for the care of Aayward girls, the total amount of ap propriations as officially compiled for the session of the Lelgslature ia 85, -309,72r.75. Of this amount, S293,K,9.C carries emergency clauses on the bills repre senting such aopropraitiuns Appro priation bills that do not carry emer gency clauses represent a total of X2,-074.727.10- Short Course Successful The first short course for farmers and ktockraivers ever held by the Ore gon Agricultural College away from Corral lis has lately been finished at Burns, which has aroused tbit part of the state to the benefit of this work. The interest was high and the attend ance large. Tre subjects treated were took raising general agriculture and domestic science. One fsmilv rode nealry 100 miles in a wagon to attend and great guod re sulted from this "missionary" work by the cillegc. All went away very much interested and highly apprecia tive, of the work done. Lakeview Saddlery A complete line of wagon and bugpy harnraa, whips, robes, bits, rlatca, spurs, qtillta, roae ettea, etc., etc. .'.!:' Til IP w Everything In the line of Crtrrlage and horse fiirnNh Ings. Itepulriiiy by competent men. THE BEST VAQUEFtO SADDLE ON THE MARKET AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM BETTER ROADS WILL BOOST OUR INDUSTRIES. Good System of Highways a Boon to Manufacturers, Large and Small. The manufacturing Industries .will receive an Increased business from the general xtlnuilus of agriculture, indus try and commerce that will result from the building of a great system of. state roads. Many inilliuus of dollars are 1 invested in ullied Industries that I ...... .1.1 ........It-.. I..itli lifU,l '.mil ln.llr.t.'t nMii.i 1 1 ' t . .'.'in .111. . 1 i.iiv. ......i.v benefits friin the expeudit lire of state funds for roads. A prosiieroux state can only lie kept prosperous by Its cit izens investing In Internal Improve ments that will best develop its tiat Ui'nl resources. Good roads are recog nized as the most potent agency for general prosperity that Is within the power of the people to utilize.-Better Kouds. Bright Prospects Considerable more moisture has fal len in the valley up to this time than fell last year, and wito a few lata rains all crops should be the best. The constant cold weathe baa kept the trees tack from budding, which insures the fruit against eriy frjsti and is promising of a good fruit yield. Heavy snow is banked up in the moan taint which will later provide water for irrigation, and all conditions con sidered this should be a prosperous aeasun in general. Oregon fared well in appropriations from Congress. In the Rivers and Harbors bill a total of $3,123,890 is given over to improvements in this state, which is divided between the Columbia and Snake river and the diff erent haroors. Also SI, 139,000 is ap propria ed for this state in the public buildings 01 11. Oregon's best babies may have a chance to be, exhibited at San Fran c sco's world fair in 1915. I rovision has been made tor an exposition of eugenics at the State Fair next Fall with the i lea of getting tha best babies of various ages which mav later be entered in a national contest at San Francisco Other states are taking similar steps. NO GASOLINE A Player Piano without a few new rolls from time to time is al most as bad as an auto without gasoline. Player piano owners owe themselves new music occa sionally. Upon receipt cf a five or ten dollar bill we will prepay to you at New Yoik prices a fine selection, including your favorites if men tioned. State if your player is 65 or 88 note and make. Appress 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 Just to See and Smell uuu of our roasts on the table is u treat and ulno tempta tion. Just to tatite It in to know the realjojr of eating and to long fur more. Beef, Inmb, pork or real, the reuult In al ways assured. Try one for' next Sunday's dinner, and you'll winb it was Sunday everyday. Lakevhw : Meat, Market, HAYES A GffOB. props THE LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PROPERTY 1.1 LAKE COUNTY, CftGSft Our Complete Tract Index Insureat Accuracy, Promptness ana Reliability Such an index ia the ONLY KtLl BLE e.vrtem from which an Abstract can be made, showing all detects of title. MA aen e,,rnlh SURETY BONDS and FIRE INSURANCE H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON POSTOFFICC BOX 243 PHONE 171 NEW M0TC3 ROAD CLEANER. Works on Vacuum Plan anH Picks' Up Stonos and Broken Bricks. The lirst deiuoa-itration In Kiilanit of the new motor vacuum road clean ing machine, the invention of an Ital ian engineer, took place at Southport recently. The machine has from twenty to thirty horsepower and a four cylinder motor enuiue. The mveepliin mechan ism consist of a cylindrical brush com posed of a series of small brushes, which revolves III a sheet lrou shell In the opposite direction to that of the wheels of the car. The speed at which the brush rotates creates enough draft to collect by suction all the dust and deposit it In u receiver. The machine picked up wooden blocks and broken bricks, and it is said that It can deal similarly with bottles and stones up to nine pounds In wclirlit. jj- CAR Get your order In early GEO. BIEHN KLAMATH FALLS Agart 1 'nr Klamath and Luko Counties NEVADA--CALIF0RN1A--0REGQN RAILWAY Daily Service Reno to Lakeview Except Sundays No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:35 P. M. No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 7:05 A. M. Daily Except Sunday I'ullmau .V ltut'fett Service Bet weeu Lakeview and Keuo C. VV. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON r TEACH ROAD BUILDING. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EXAMINER. S Successful Demoi'ttration For Farmers ' 3t Phil&dslyhia, Mo. Kond biilMlns was Iniiuht to farm ers innl other, Interested persons at a ileuionstr.ulnii at l'U;.ulclilil.i. Mo., re cently. K. V. Sheets, highway en gineer of M fli iti county, was III clmive of Mie pl'xpiisii:nn. A number of II. Hi liiii.il ini.d ut hnsi.isls and mein hers of the cminty out Is of Calls. Slit' by and .Miillon counties ntleiifled. TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER KEEPS OUT ALL THE RAIN PATENTED Water tiEsEw NX Cannot Rfflex Edges S, Run In At PhotectYouV Theont Waterproof Durable SATISFACTION GUARANTEED $3.00 Everywhere c(WE?'e TOWER CO. iSfVI I Towr Cnnndian Limited. ftft RpKHV I lofonto sis " or-r A. J. YOUR BABY'S HEALTH depends on its nourishment In nature's original plan, infants were nourished by mother's milk, but in our modern vivilUutlon this is ufteu neither possible aor even advisable. railing the natural food, one instinctively turns to co 's milk but this cannot always he usfd, as owingto li svarlubh qunlityand' tlte beavy, indigestible curd, the delicate stout itch of a young baby cannot always digest the nutriment which it undoubtedly contains. In such cases BORDEN'S Malted Milk 1 lUUI RAND HAS NO EQUAL Ba,iCca,t!0, IN THE SOUARE PACKAGE meets every requirement. ' It contains six times the nutrition tif ordinary mill;, but the curd being broken up by dlvstlve agents in the mult every panicle of nouiislimeut is easily absorbed by the very youngest. (jet free trial packitae and sneelal ( i t on in f.iiit frediug from youi dri:gisi. THORNTON'S DRUG STORE 1