t
Classified
A Want Ad In The Lake County Examnor
Repeated (i few times, if necessary, will find a customer
for that property of yours. Tliey are scanned closely
by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents
the line for each insertion. Special longtime rates.
UMI Mill"
poll A l.K :i.'i a. re rolii-ifr html.
Tlir VJ ol .NW'U. rvVt4 of Hm II.
N, of N'Vi. of Wee. 7. T Mil N. K 21
In l.nke u, 1'rlce f III ht ncrc.
Oretfon. ItODII ciinIi. balance (1 per
cent. Kd Hatcrbo. V.M 1 HI li Ave.
So.. M i niicn c iIIm, Minn
FOR WALK I'lve-roo lions,,, Iiirn"
Ixirii; clllrkcil l'ni)i. Clilrt" III. I tlt-a
fur cbkIi or villi trad fur stixk.
I'.imy I. ruiM. Aldii' I'. Mux
:iUI, Lakeview, (In-Kuii. n'H M
ur ! .1 iiiiiht woml unit hhIh.
Wood 7..'ii i r 'url; iitM 10 ci-n's
oil kkiiiik), J milts from town, l.'t
rents ili-lt t-v il. ChiI M. l.iirt nii,
I-ki-vii' w, i iriruii. A 1 7-1 f
H)lt HA l.K Mnki- i)iii r-ia. iii ii m
N. K. li S.c. I, T. :i7. 11. il Kant
V. M Luke Co Address Stock ton,
UMI Parallel. Kiiiinhm City, K.
KOH HAI.K lOncre tract with Inltiu
tlnu rlutil". located In mi'. Ill, U p.
3-s, riintf) II. I.. Iiuxm II. Cnlu in
bua, Ncbr. O. 31 if
OK HA l.K -K MfH In hitII.iii JSI.
township XI, rnriire .'111. Enquire of
SioiKcr liroa., Lakeview, Ore.
f lUJ Lakeview AliMtrnotA Title Co.
Im making- iecial prices on Almtraet
to O. V. L. Co.'e Traits ami Town
Lola.
FOR HAl.K llouao Hint lot tarnished
ml ten acres located at Lakevli'tv.
Mustm-ll Make niu an offer. For
liartlciilarM write to lux wil', Itmi.
lion. Oreuon )2III
WANT: Is
WANTKH to in- located on llrHt cIiihb
KM) Herns, dive particulars), n to
hoII, I'liuiMte, lix-alloii, water, lim
ber t. W. M. Ilrown, 112, E. loth
St.. Portland, OrcRoii. UL'lp
We ni-.il a MHleMimiii in eucli of sev
eral excellent liieliU to sell our apian
lil nursery stock. A permanent
ilare, cuhIi weekly ami a square linn
t. k of ymi. Write for particulars.
Wimli'niton Nursery (V Topieutah,
WiihIi.
Wanted Aitent. Write llealib & Ac
rlilent IiiMiinitice. Oreifon Surely &.
Causality Co,. '.I'll Hoard of Trade,
Portland, Oretron.
l.iqi OKH Alls t IUAKM.
iTrcu rT.KU tv i ilsk yaT tTFk
llotol ljiKevlew liar. The Itest and
purest whisky made. tf
LOOK AT Til K Nul'ltK loll RE
wnnl Ihhui'iI liy tht Ti lephone
Coiiipimy fur denlroyliitr Ita prop
erty.. IBM
ITiU KriWAKD.
A UKWAKD of llfty dolUrR in her
by otfered for iiiiurinution tlmt will
lead to the ariW and coiivlctloo of
anv peiion who Iiuh itoleu wlreH or
otter property from our Company;
and the euuie reward la hereby olfered
for informal em that will lead to ttie
arrent and ouvieliou of anyoue de
troylnrf t property of the Company.
Chaa. Urn bach,
Heoretuiy Lake Co. Tel. it Tel. Co.
ltitf.
TimiKIt I.AMH
TIMKKK LAN1H
UOUtJHT AND SOLD.
C. II. WKHUi:i,60S LUMBKH
MAN'H IlLKL, PORTLAND. OltKG.
I.KU tl, AIIVKKTIXIMl
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
OrrKotl. for the County of Lake.
JamoN W. Nixon, 1'laintlff ) Suit In
va y Miuity for
Itliiii'hu K. Nixon, Dufend-) Divorce
unt
To Klaurhe K. Nixon tho above nam
ed Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear
and atiHwer he complaint tiled Hatiint
,vou In the above entitled Court and
cauue on or before the 211th day of
May, 11)13, naid date l)eln the last
day of the publication of thia Hum
tuona. and the lawt day within which
you are required to appear and ana
wer the said complaint, an fixed by
the order of the JiidK of laid Court
directing the publication of thla Sum
niona. if you fall to ho appear and
aUHwer the aatd omplalnt within the
time preMi-rlbed In thin tiiiiiiinoiiH, aaid
1'lalntiff will apply to the above en
titled Court for the relief demanded
and prayed for in Plaintiff') Com
plaint, to wit:
1. For a decree of hbIiI ('ourt for
ever dlHHolvliiK the mnrri ie
contract and bomU of matrimony
now exlHtlog between Plaintiff and
Dt'felldent.
2. ForJudKtnent against you for
Platntlff'a coataaud dieburat'ineuta In
tl. Insult.
3. Kor auch other and further re
lief aa to the Court may bcciu equit
able In the pretulae.
Thla Summora lu nttbllahed ouce a
week for the period of tix aucceaaive
aud connecutlve wecka in the Iake
County Kxauilner, printed and pub
llMbed at Lakeview, Lake County,
Oregon, by a" order of Honorable
Henry L. MeiiHnn .ludo oKthe ali ve
eutll.nl t'l'lii i, li:id at ('llMUlbei'M 111
Klamath talla, KlamntU Countv,
Oregon, on the I'dli day of April, 1913,
and the ('ate of the firtt publication
of aald iSuinmoim la April 17,11)13,
and the daiu of the laat publication
tin leol iH May yU, 11)13.
L. F. CONN.
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Want Ads
i.kj i. A,nvr.nvtmtsu
NUTICK OK CONTENT
Depart nieiit of the Interior I'uIIhI
Ktntcii Laud Olllce. Lakeview, Ore
Ron, April 11, 1913.
To Carl A. arlmm of Unknown,
Cmiteiitoe:
You are hereby notified that Marie
lint lerllebl. n tioKlvea Head. Oreuon,
hi hla poMi-offli'H addrena. did on
March 12 11)13. Ille iu thla olllce bin
duly rormbiirHteil application to con
text and M-cHie the ctocelliitloo of
your lloiuenti-Hil, ntry No. Serial
No. O.V7. made SeptemOer 1.". l!lu.
lor HS'i Sie.tii ii 2d. TowfiMhlp
.-.hiiIi, Kn ii K" 1 K"t, Will. Meridian,
ami aa uniunlH lor Ii id iiiiilet lie
alb ir-i that ymi Iihvm a holly abandon
ed Hold laud luce datn of eii'ry; that
yoir have never cultivated or Improv
ed id land In any maimer.
You ate, I In n-tore, further notified
that the a iid allegatlona will be tak'(n
by IM" uill.e n bavins la-en conlenwed
by you, aud yuur aald entiy will Ih
camelled Itiereliuder Without your
lurtlur rltit to be beard therein,
either la-fore thla olllce or on apMal,
if you fail to (lie In thla olllce wltuln
twenty daya after the KOUHTII puli.
llcatloo of tbiMin.ll., bh ahown ln-lw
your nnaaer, under oalh, aecitically
mviMluiiaud rrtpondliiK to theae a:
leuatlona of comeat. or If you fall
within that time to file In thla olllce
due jirool that you have aerveti a
cupy of y. ur auawer on the raid con
tHtnut either in pereon of by regla
lered mail. If thia aervlce la made by
the delivery of a copy of your anawer
to the fotitcatant In pemon, proof of
audi aervlce muat Im either I be aatd
coateMtnot'a written ackoowltHliriuent
of bin receipt of the copy, allowing
thedateof Ita receit, or t fie affidavit
of the iH-raon by whom the delivery
waa mii'le atatlmr alien and where
tin copy waa dell vered ; if made by
rcu lute red mall, proof of audi aervlce
iniint connli-t of the athdavlt of the
a-raoa by whom the cupy wan maiied
Mating when and the poxt-otUce to
which It waa mailed, and thin nlll
davlt muat la accimta lel by Hie
poHtmaHter'a reoelpt for the letter.
You thonld state In your iviiHwer
the name of the poat nfllce to which
you dexire future notices to la aeot to
you.
A. V. OUTON, IleglMtcr
Date of flrHt publication April 21, 11)13
Dale ol second publication May 1, 1913
Date of third publication May 8, liipi
Datn of fourth publication May 15,11)13
NOT1CK OK CONTKsr
Department of the Interior United
Stte laud Oil lot
Iakevlew, Ore-
Kon, April )r), 1013.
To Pied O. Slcvert,
of IVnd, Ore-
iron, I. nil tetii-:
H are hereby notified that
Iewla L. Llngren, who gives li'XH
IIuhhiiIo Kt., Portland, Oregon, aa hla
pitMt-ottlce aditreaH, did on April 15,
11113 tile In thia otllcH hla duly corrob
orated application to content and w
cure the cancellation of your Home-Htt-ad,
Entry No. (MfdM, r-erlal No.
04r,l. made April 14. 1111. for
Sectiou Town chip 23 South, Range
22 Kurt, Willamette Meridian, and as
lirouuda for Iiim contest he allcea
that aald Kred 0. .Slevert hu never
realded upon or cultivated any por
tion of aald laud and positively haa
no algn of hahitfitlon on aaid lands,
alao baa not reaided upon tlie aaid
land within the hix months prevloua
to aaid date nun tinned above.
You are, therelore, further notified
that the aald allegations will Ih taken
by thla olll-e as having laen cotifestied
by you, nuil your aaid entry will be
canceled thereunder -without your
further right to be heard therein,
either la-foie thla olllce or on appeal. If
you fall to tile in thla office wtthlu
twenty daya after the fourth publica
tion of thla notice, aa shown below,
your auawer, under oath, apeci Ileal! y
hum-ting and reapondlng to these al
legations of content, or if you fall
within that time to tile in this otlice
cue proof that you have aerved a
copy of your aoawer on the aaid Con
teatant either in peraon or by regis
tered mall. If thia aervlce la made by
the delivery of a copy of your answer
to the couteatant In person, proof of
audi aervlce muat be either the said
contestant's written acknowledgment
of Ida receipt of the copy, kbowinn
the date of Its receipt, or the aftldavlt
of the peraon by whom the delivery
waa made stating when and where the
copy was dedvered; if made by regia
tered mall, proof of audi aervlce roust
eonaiat of the allidavit of the peraon
by whom the copy waa mailed atat
Ing when and the postolUce to which
It wra mailed, and thla aftldavlt must
be accompanied by the poetiuanter's
receipt for the letter.
You ahould atate In your auawer
the name of the poatoflice to which
you dealre future uo ticca to be aeut to
you.
, A. W. OKTON, Kegiater.
Date of first publication April 17 ,1013.
" " second " 24, 11)13
" third ' May 1, 1913
" " fourth " " 8, 1013
KUMMONB
In the Circuit Court of the
State
of Oregon for Lake County.
Francea E. Howell,
Plalutlff
V8
Suit In
Equity
for Divorce
0. C. Ilowel',
Defendaut
To CO. Howell, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore-
p-ou, you are required to appear and
auvwer plaintiff'a complaint, on tile
in the above entitled court and cauue
within alx weeka from the date cf the
first publication of this auminons,
which duU) ia stated hereluafter, aud
I.KtJAI, AllVKKTlMIXO
you arc are notified that If you fall in
appear and amw. r aald Nnminntia
aa herein required, plaintiff will take
a decree of the above-entitled court
aa prayed for In her complaint, fo
wl': A decree forever dlaaolvlng the
boud of matrimony now exlating be
tween yo.i and thla plalutilT, and for
palntin'a roata and diaburaemcntx
ben-io Inrnrred.
Thia Bumrnona la M"ved upon yon
by order of the Honorable li
Daly JiidKe of the County Court of
Uike County for the State of Oregon,
winch aald order waa made on the
2nd day of April, A. I.. 11I13. aud
which aald order required that thla
Htimmona be plihliaticd In the Iwike
County Kxauilner, newapaper ol
general clrciilat loo, piibllrihedin Lake
liiint.) .Oregon, for the period olilx con
Ki-utive aeeka and miiccci-hivo weeka.
Thedateof the II mi publication of
thia Siiminoua la the 3rd day of April
A D , JUL).
W. LA I H TIIOMPHON.
' Attorney of Plalntlfl.
NOTI'H Kill PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Lands)
Department of the Interior, United
Btntea Laud Office at 1-akrvlew, Ore
gon, April 7, li:(.
Notice In hcrcliy tfivfii that I-iee W.
Ponton, of Lakeview, Oregon, who,
on July 17, 1!hi and September 2(1,
I'.MO, Hindu original II. K. 0104 and ad
ditloiiiil Homestead Kntry; No. 040211,
for h NKS, SKJ, V. Srt'ii. Section
2, Towiiahjp :iH Kai.ge 20 L, Wllla
mette Meridian, has tiled notice of in
tention to make three year
tironl, to eatabllsh claim to too land
above deac.ribed, belore the Kegiater
and itecclver of the U. B. Land Office
at Lakeview, Oregon, on the I7th
day ol May, liil'l.
Claimant namea aa wltneaaea:
J. C. Sbellhammer. J. W. Hehart. .1
K. Kmerson and L. O. Meyers, all of
Lakeview, Oftion.
A. W. ORTON. Reirlater
WEST IS ANXIOUS
ABOUT FREE'TRADE
Portland Telegram: When the
Chamber of Commerce sent a protest
against removing all protection from
wonl, lumber, fruit, wheat products,
wheat, hides, livestock products and
other thirgs furnished oy the North
west fur the world markets, it empha
sized the sene of isolation which busi
ness men here feel when anv tsriff
relorm is taken up. They have become
convinced that tariff a do not apply to
the West. When revisiona are discuss
ed, it means to cut away any suspicion
of protection that the West may have
received. Tariffs are for the com
munities having many votea in Con
greas, and free raw materials and tree
traie are meant where communities
are sparsley settled and are laboring
to build up industries.
Since the free list of the proposed
tariff measure has been published,
tho Western business men become
more than ever convinced that they
must fight the world in the industrial
held on a free-trade basis when selling
their products, but must buy tneir sup
plies, machinery and necessaries from
the hiKhly-protected areas of the
country. Realizing that this is a
severe handicap for the ftorlhwest,
and that such conditions will make it
necesssry to double the fostering in
tluence of business, local men are in
clined to hope the ordeal will soon he
over, and the situation may be made
definite and certain,
i Wool men on the range continue to
feel deep apprehension. Oregon range
has deteriorated rapidly in the last
few years, owing to excessive feeding.
Grave doubt is felt that the Oregon
re herd will be able to compete
with the sheep of Australia, where the
range ia vastly cheaper and in much
better condition. But with a good
price for mutton here, and lower
freight rates to the manufacturing
centers of tne country, the Oregon
wool-grower is willing to try to com
pete. Australia has cheap herdsmen,
cheap railway transportation to tide
water under Government aid and con
trol, and low tonnage rates on cheap
English-tullt steamships to the United
States markets. the Eastern Oregon
grower has to pay high priced herds
men, finds land rising rapidly in value,
payB more than the Australian for the
railway haul across the continent,
must ship in high-priced American
bottoms if he takes the water route,
and faces other handicaps which make
him think that growing wool ia not a
dream of pleasure.
Northwestern livestock Interests view
sn open market for their products with
some concern. Australia has just land
ed a shipload ot meat at San Franois
co, and offers to send much more. This
meat is produced on an open, practic
ally free range, In a genial climate
that requires no housing or Winter
feeding. Australia is now selling re
frigerator meats all along the Oriental
coast, and is determined to make an
Inroad Into the Coast states, if all
bars are thrown down.
Lumber manufacturers have the
least concern,, although they would ap
preciated a little duty to balance wage
conditions. 11 they have to enter the
Atlantic Coast markets in competition
with British Columbia, with the Brit
ish Columbia mill enjoying the privi
lege of shipping on cheap foreign bot
toms and the Oregon mill being re
atrictel to the high-priced, scant
American craft, and with the American
EXPOSITION WORK
IS PROGRESSING
NewStructures Rising and
Many Contracts Have
Been Let
Physical work upon the Panama
Pacific International Exposition is pro
greniing rspldly. A vast army of
workmen is now transforming the
grounds, which extend from the foot
of Vim Ness Avenue to the limits of
the Golden Gate, a distance of 15,000
feet. Work on the Palace of Machinery
is underway. The archad trusses are
going up rapidly and before long that im
portant part of the immense structure
will be completed.
Work on the high water system is
about to be Inaugurated. Material for
this system has been ordered, and some
sixteen inch pipe is now on the ground
ready to he installed. The work on
the sanitary storm sewers for stste
and foreign sites progressing rapidly.
Contractors are trading the Exposi
tion site and are using 312 bead of
stock and equipment.
Piles for the construction of the
Kerry Freight slip are being driven and
the steel for the steel apron for the
ferry freight slip is now being pre
pared. Work on the construction of the
Palace of Education has started and
the grading of the site for the Auto
mobile Building, is now under way
and is nearly completed. 'I he sewer in
the main roadway of the Concessions
section has been completed.
The grading of the site for the Lib
eral Arts Builuing. Court ot Honor.
Nortti entrance to4Court of Honor, and
r"ulton Basin is now under wsy.
The pile foundation of the Transpor
tation Building is now being installed.
The contract for the construction of
the Food Products Builnina will be
awarded within a few days bv the
Buildings and Grounds Committee.
The contract for plumbing for the
Food Products Building has been
awarded.. Plans aud specifications for
the Agriculture Building have been
completed and bids received.
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Danger
ous for Lakeview People
to Neglect
The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health Is
gradually underojlued, Backache,
headache, nervouaoeaa, laineueas,
aoreneaa, lumbago, urinary troubles,
dropa.C, gravel and Briget'a disease,
follow iu merciless s'lccesalon. Don't
neglect your kjdneys. Help the kid
neys with the reliable and Bufe rem
edy, Uoan's Kidney Pills, which has
cured people right here In this locality.
N. Murchaud, Wardeu Ave., Klam
ath Falls, Ore., says: "About two
yrursagol first noticed, syptoius of
kidney trouble. My back pained tue
intensley aud I was obliged to .arise
many times at night, owing to ire
queut put-sages ot the kidney secre
tions. Often my back waa so weak
that I bad to quit work. Doau'a
Kidney Pills were finally brought to
my attention and 1 began using
them. They restored my kidneys to
a normal condition, atopplug the
pains In my back I give Doan'a Kid
ney Pills the credit for my cure and
highly recommend them to ether kid-
sufferers."
For aale by all dealers.. Trice 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y., sole Butnts for the United
States.
Smith on Committee
Wesley O. Smith, representative of
this district, has received word from
Secretary Ben S. Oloott that he has
been appointed on the committee to
prepare and file for publication in. the
official election pamphlet of. initiative
and referendum measures to be voted
upon, the arguments favoring the in
creasing of the length of the legislative
session and the pay of the members. ' ,
The other members of the committee
appointed are Representative Lawrence
and Senator Hollis.
Ranch for sale 100 acres on Camas
Prairie. 1500 cords wood; good
shearlug corrals; lartt house,
baro
Rosa
A29
and out buildings, Address
McDanleis, Lakeview, Oregon.
Watch
our Btore for
Merc, Co.
new goods in
all lines.
boat paying the same Canal tolls as
all others, the lumber sees where he
will be descriminated against. He
would enjoy a tariff to thia extent
Whatever the various producers feel
about the situation, tney see no help.
They have two Democrats in the Sen
ate, who are expected tu voia to take
duties off other western products.
Eastern men will insist upon protect
ing their own districts. 1 The local
sentiment is that a free-for-all fight
will have to ba made in the ner future
to maintain the industries already es
tablished here.
MILLINERY TRUST
DESTROYING BIRDS
Tne destruction of great numbers of
native birds which are the natural
enemies of insects has at last aroused
the law makers. The fight Is now being
waged in Congress by bird lovers,
scientist and farmera on the one band
and the millinery interests of New
York, Boston and Philadelphia on the
other hand.
The point at issue Is tha passage of
a provision in the Tariff Act which
prohibits the imporation of "aigrettes"
and the plumage of other wild birds
into this country, except ostrich plumes
and the feathers of domestic fowls.
The Ways and Means Committee has
reported favorably on thia section or
the Tariff Act, but the wholesale mil
liners have combined and are using
every effort to defeat it.
The trade in plumage of native tirds
is illegal in soma states, but not
in others. As long as the Government
permits the importation of goods wbich
are contraband in certain states, it is
practically impossible to prevent the
use and sale in other statei.
"If our school chilrden, teachers and
bird lovers will write immediately to
their senators and congressmen asking
for their assistance in the passage of
tbia measure, we can at one stroae
accomplish one of the greatest steps
in wild bird protection that has ever
been taken. We can save untold num
bers of our song, insectivorous, and
plume birds trom one end of the cation
to the other," said Mr. Gilbert Pear
son, Secretary ol the National Associa
tion of Audubon Societies.
"The demand for plumage of wild
birds fur millinery purposes during the
past twenty-Sve years has grown to
enormous proportnos. In an effort to
supply the markets, our woods, fields
and sea coasts have been combed sys
tematically by plume hunters to get
bird wings and breasts to UBe In the
millinery trade. Many varieties of
birds are in the beet plumage during
the breeding season and they are killed
at this time ui.d the young are left in
the nest to die of starvation."
"The investigations ot the Biological
Survey of the Department of Agricul
ture shows that the greater number of
our wild biros are of benefit in protect
ing crops," continued Mr. Pearson.
"This fight is clear-cut and we believe
the farmers, fruit growers and others
throughout the country will raise their
voices against the millinery trust
which seeks to depopulate the bird
world."
PROFESSIONAL CAKDS
BAKLES UMBACH
Land and Law Otilce
Abstractor ot Titles
KilAbllabed 1808 IeTie, on
ARTHUR W. ORTON
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
All Practice Except U. S.
Land Office Business.
L- F. Conn
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public
1akeTlew. Oreawt
OFFtCE-DftlT Building.
J
D. VENATOR
Attorney at Law,
land Slattern StueelaiT)
OKKICK Dalr Bolldiuc.
W. LAIR THOMPSON
Attorney at Law
Office In O. V. L. Co.'a Building.
Lakeview, UaKuof
Dk. W. HAYDEN FISK
Dentist
Suite Heryford Building
Fbone Office 852 Residence Phone 954
Dlt. J. IKVIXG ItUSSELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office:
Snyder & lteyuolds Drug Store
FHON'El Office, Main S
Residence 77
J. L. LYON
DENTIST
No. 343 Heryford Bldg., Lakeview, Ore.
BRADLEY ENGINEERING CO.
Mining & Civil Engineers
Miulog Locution and Patent Surveys,
Farm and Irrigation Work.
orncw,
VA MONADNOCS BUMi., .. BAN FRANCISCO
FAlReORT CAUKOKJSU
NtW P1NKCRKKK .. .. OKJluO
STRAIGHT AT IT
There is no use of our "beating
around the bush." We mlghjt as well
out with It first aa last We want
you to try Chamberlain's Cough. Re
medy the next time you have a cough
or cold. There is no reason so far aa
we cau see why you should not do ao.
Thts preparation by it remarkable
'cures has gained a world wide repu
tation, and people everywhere apeak
of It in the highest terms ot praise.
It is tor sale by all good dealers.
THE Of.DEST ESTABLISHED REALTY
FIRM IN BOUTUKRN OREUON
ONE TO 12,000 ACRES
OF LAKE COUNTY
BEST LANDS
For sale either for utot-k or agri
cultural purjiosvs.
J. W. MAXWELL & SON
LAKKVIEW, OREGON
0 F F jCl A L D I R ECTORY
AtTON4fc
Pr.''i1nt Wowlrow Wllsoa
Vies I'ri-nMont TbnmM K Marshall
Mcrmarj ol Hialit w illlam 1 Brvaa
H- rrci.rf ol Tr. aurr William O MuAduo
Hvnrnary of War IJmllev M Oarrlaoo
Attorney General Jain-C McKrOnlda
Pimttnaater Oenrral Albert 8 Htirleann
HV-ereiarjr of Njr Jmk-phiis fiaolela
Hwrtary of Interior ,. Prauklin K Lena
Kwreiare of Arinnltnr... TvW V Hou.lon
wei-feiarf of commerce ...W llllaa C. KedAald
H-r rrimry of Labor W Ullam D. Wllsoa
luterstaia Commerce Commissioner
Kilsar g Clark
STaTa.
nernor Oswald Wert
lecretar jr of Slate B.-u W. Olcotl
Trewnret Thoa. B. Kaf
tttorne? (loneral A. M.Crawford
lupt. Public limruciloo I.. K. Aldermaa
Printer W. H. Lmniwar
Oalrr and food Com JohnD.Mickle
). a. Senator I'.'0- ;'i'no"i
f uarrjr . aim
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TTratMi corT
Uhlef Jamie F. A. Moor
I Robert lekla
ocI.fJo.tlce. jff;-.1Su?.,
I.T. A. McBrlde
JITH JUDICIAL DISTatCI.
fadce .... Henry L. Bensoa
ttnrney John Irwin
LBSISLATIVS
J-rint Senator W. LalrTbotrpaoa
I Vernon A Forba
BepreaentaUre I
fWeatey 0 Smith
u a. land officii.
trtbur W. Orion Register
'red P Cronemlllef Receiver
FOKksT GFF1CK
Gilbert D. Brown Supervisor
Neiaon J. Billings Oraln Aaaistant
Normnn Jacobeon Forest Assistant
D. F. Brennan Forest Clerk
LAKK C'OCNTY
'olge B. Daly
-erk F.W. Payne
sneriff W B Snider
I'.-eaaurer F. O. Ahimrom
Assessor A.J . Foster
tnool Supu c. K. Oliver
-turveyor B. A. Mushes
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Connty 4tock Insnector.. D. P. M alloy
TOWN OF IRAKIS. Via.
E. E. Rlnehart Mayor
Lee Beall I
rp'lJucVworth Ooancllm.a
l T. Godsil I
W'm. Wallace ...Recorder
A meoer.. ....Treasurer
LAKfcVlKW COMMaKCIAL CLUB
President Lee Beall
Vice President F. P. Light
eecietary Dr. K. D. Everett
Treasurer O. S Wood
Trustees H.W.Morgan H. M. Nats,
Kalpn K. Kooser
CHURCH DIRECTORY
FIRST METHODfcT CHURCH SIJNDAT
-tcnool at 10 a. m . Preaching every bunday at
tl a. m. and 7:Su p. m. Jportb League every
muday evening at 6:4a. Prayer Meeting Thors
lay at 7:30 p.m. Choir meeting at :.p. m.
Ladies' Aid Every Wcdnesiiay at 1:90 p. m.
Everybody cordially Invited to all service.
K. E. MVfcKS. Pastor.
flRST BAPTIST CHCRCH OF LAKEVIEW
Preaching service at 11 A M and 7: P M on
1st iid 3rd Hun. Sunday Schuul alio A M.
Junior (society at : PM. Baptist Young
People's (Jniuo at:a)PMou each Sunday.
Prayer Meeting at 7:S0 P M Wednesday eve
ning. Everybody invited to atteud all ser
vices. REV. A. F. SIMMONS
CATHOLIC CHCRCH EVERY bCNDAY MASS
at s.OOand 10 a.m.; Rowry at 7: p.m. Maaa
on weekdays at 7:00 a.m. Servlcen In the New
Church. T.T, KERN. S.J.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH OF LAtt
V1KW, meets In the Masonic Hall. Sunday
School at 10:00 A.M.; Morning Service at 11S
Evening Service at 7 :'.' Prayer MgeUng OB
Wednesdays at 7:110 P.M. All are t-onlialiy in
vited. REV. J. P. bCHELL, D. D., 1 atlor.
LAKEVIEW EPISCOPAL MISSION -Lay Read
ing Services in the Hall ol the Mimi. u in tb
Rooms ol L.t'.I.C. f Bunting Building) Center
Street, every Sunday evenUg at 7:30 O'Clock.
All are cordially invlied.
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH OF ftOHK LAKg
at New Pine Crk, Oregon. Preaching ser
vices at 11 A M and 7:8u P ,M ol eacii Sunday
of every month Suuiinv School at 10 AM.
Prayer Service at 7 :So on WEUnet-day evening
uf each weed. All are cordially invited to
attend ihc services.
REV. L. E. HENDERSON,
LODGE DIRECTORY
LAKEVIEW LODGE No. 71, A. F. A a. M. Holds
stated meetings Saturday on or before full
moon. Marcu 22, April 19, May 17. Special
meetings upon call, generally Saturday even
ings. Visiiiug brethren welcome. J oha L.
Clark, W. M. ; U.M. Nolle. Sec'y
DEUREE OF HONOR LAKKshoRB LWiK
No. 77, D. of H., A. O. V. W., Meets .r9l tod
third Thursdays of each montu .1 sunio
Hall: Mary Post, C. of H.; J. Belle Arsner, I
ol H.; Lora Snyder C. of C; Alameda
Brown, Recorder.
I. O. O. F. LAKEVIEW ENCAMPJI ENT NO. 1
I. O. O. F., meets the firal aud third Thurs
day evenings of each mouth iu Odd Fellows
hall. Lakeview. U. T. Uo'loil, C. P., Jt F.
Cheney, scribe.
a o. u. w. Lakeview lodue no. iu.
Meets every second aud fourth Tnursday of
each mouth, iu Mavulc Hall, Lakeview.
chaa. Touuiugwin. M.W.; Wm. Uuniher, R.
1. O. O. F' LAKEVIEW LOlKiE, No. M, I v.
O. F meets every Saturday evening ud
Fellows Hall, at 7:S0 o'clock, from Oc;o er 1
to April 1, aud at S olclock from Apn 1 io
September SO. W. P. Dvkeman. N. Q.;
O. It. Brown, Secretary
REBEKAH LODGK-LAKaYlK LOLNJK, NO
it, I. O. O. ., meets me sucoud aud fonrta
Fridays of escb mouth in Odd Fellow Hail,
Frances Corbett, N. I,.; V. D. Moss, Sec'y.
COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
Too much care cannot ba used in
aelectlujj; a cough medicine for child-
reu. It should be pleasant to take.
coutalu no harmful substance and be
most', effectual. Cham beilalu 'a Cough
Feuiedy meets these requirements
and ia a favorite witli mothers ot
younx children. For rale by all good
dealers.
TOWER'S FISH BRAND
REFLEX SLICKER
KEEPS OUT ALL THE RAIN
Wateh
These X Cannot
Reflex Edges Run In At
Protect You o he monT
Waterproof Durable
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
$3.00 Everywhere .rrtWED'o
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BOSTON VSTL.
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