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For Children
The iilral playtime garment
for little folk. Made all in one
piece, with (In.phat k. K2XIE411!
can be quickly clipped on or off,
and easily washed.
Far more healthful than Rom
peri. Cut large t (jive utmost
comfort yet fitting well and
looking well. No ticht elastic
band at knee, to stop Irce tii
cnlation of blood and retard
freedom of motion. All children
love than.
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Good looking
Lone wearing
No rippinc
No tearing
75c
tha uit
A
New
Suit
FREE
if it
Rips
pictured,
or with
high
neck and
Ioiir
sleeves.
Made of plain blue deninj or
blue and white stripe hickory,
for all-thc-year-' round, and of
lighter weight, blue and white
striped material for summer wear.
Sizes 1 to 8 yearn. All arc trim
med with fast-color red or blue
(tulatca.
Ask for and insist
on getting Kovcpahs
Accept no other garment
If your dealer cannot supply we
will forward prepaid, upon
receipt of price.
Made and Guaranteed by
Levi Strauss & Co.
San Francisco
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GEO. BIEHN
KLAMATH FALLS
Aynt for Klamath and lakm
Countlou
CHICHESTER SPILLS
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UHOXO BUAND PILL, lor twentT-fl
year rtirarclrj Heat, Safest, Alwajra kclfabla.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE yK5
POSSIBILITIES OF
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How Prisoners Are Making
Highways In Colorado.
IS CHEAP AND PERMANENT,
Semi-Annual Statement
Of ttie County Treaiarer of Lak County, Oregon, for the li months
endloir March Slut, 1913, of tb Biooey rerrtred and paid out, from what
Mource received, and what account paid out.
GENERAL FUND
To amount n lind from last report 2fl,7l9 29
" ' received " ta- 29,1 1 W
. (!'rk'a Fw 1,429 15
' Hue.. 24t 70
" Liquor Llcene .... 5BK) (W
Total" " and on natnl 57,712 04
Hy " pnld for Rdmptlon of Warrant 19,115 63
" " Koiul Ulntrict No. 1 . . 3 37
" " " l.lhrarr Fund 160 00
" U.m.l Fund 00
' UIkIi Hchoul Fund 2,30 00
Mad Poaaibla by tha tow Coat of tha 1
Work Banafit to Taxpayer and
Workara Honor Byatanf Uad Ex
cluaivaly and la Vary Suooaiaful.
Tin (Uinlloti of Rood rondN U one of
the inoMt vltnl with which the fiinnliiK
rutuiiiunlty of any mate tin to dciil.
Many roiiiinunlUt In th dlfTereiit
ntnlfM Ioiik a (to iimiIImmI I lip vaat ini
iHirtiini'H of thl. tiiMtloii aiM hnvp tnk
n iidvnntnue of tlio 0Mrtimlly at hiind
to Imlld ix-riiiiinciit rondwayx, anya T.
J. V j linn, warden of th Colorado
atnte iillcirt lnry. No om will dlxpule
tin fuel Hint kmmI roiidx n ro our Krnt
HHt uri'il and our itrentPMt aMMt.
A HPrlmm )iimlloii irxiitliiK llaHf
to tlio pcoplo la tho fmt Hint ccrlnlii
lnt(ratM of the nation are ki'I.Iiik to
rteatroy the Kood road movement. 1,
for one, do not believe that the people
will piiMNlvely iwiwnt to Im held In the
clutcheN of the fNa of the public wel
fare any loiiKer. Convict lahor upon
pulillc hlKhwaya poawotea poHHflillltiea
I luK are nlinoKt lluiltlexa, and no better
llliiNtriitlon of It ran he found Ihiin
here In Colorado, where we have tlem-
oiihlrnleil Unit irod roiidM enn In cou
nt riK'ted liioro ecoiiomlcnlly and more
expiilltloiisly y convict lulMir. under
the kiiIiIIiiu hiind of the atate. tliun un
der any other conditions.
The criminal, aa we all know, la a
cimtly unit to noclety. It I only dur-
lux the x-riiMl of bU Imprisonment thnt
Moclety hut an opportunity to control
hla purM)Hea 1o auch uaeful ends iih will
nuiteiially le4Men the OHt of hla ln-
prhtoiiuient and often make It a aonrce
of reiimuerntlon rather than an ex
pense to the atate. I'nder nioct of our
prl.-iou Hjh'enm tilt" convli'ti come out
more cruel and running than when
they went In.
Our prions do not reform the prla-
oner, ami our prUon factory labor tloea
not teach the prUoner a trade, not-
lUUnce oo hand lo (Jem ral Fund
SCHOOL FUND
To amount on hand from laat report ll,fl!2 79
" " received " taxea 21,i"il 70
" " Hiif 6 00
" " Htate Treaaurer 1,603 22
,35,48.'. 54
and on hand ...85,031 71
tald for Itedemotion of Warr.cta 11,577 VH
Total "
Itv
lliiliince on hand In HchooT Fuud 23,453 73
HOW Ft'ND
To amount on hand from latreKrt. H.lfll SO
retlvtwl from Taxea .17.212 13
" State Treaaurer 1,WW '11
" " ' " Knle of Material 0!) 74
' " " General Fuud i0 00
Total " and on han l. 27,735 Ji9
By paid for lledemptlon ol Warranta 11.0C3 21
Hal n nee on hand lo Itoad Fund 16,673 C8
CITY OF LAKEVIEW FUND
received from taxea 4,678 66
paid Gitv Trenxurer 521 67
hand io City of Lakeview Fund 4.006 99
CITY OF NEW PINS CREEK FUND
received from tux en 200 21
hand lo City of New Cine Creek Fund 200 21
COUNTY HlOU ISClloOb FUND
recrlvrd fioin General Fund 2,32u 00
hand lu Guuuty Hmli bcliiKd Fund 2,320 00
To amount oo baud from laat report 141 40
" ' received " General rund 150 00
To amount
liy "
Balance on
To amount
Haiaiice ou
To amount
Balance on
1
5
A
Total " and on hand 291 40
lly " paid OreKOo Library Commlniiou 131(94
Balance on band In Library f und 154 46
HTATE TREASURER FUND
To amount on band trrm last report 37 50
' " received from finea 50 00
Total '
By
reorlved and on haod 87 50
paid Htaie Treaaurer 37 60
' Win. La fcater 25 00
Balance oo hand in State Treaaurer Fuud
SPECIAL ROAD FUND
To amount on band from lattt report K57 06
25 00
received
General Fuud...
30 87
Total" " and on band 893 93
By " paid for Redemption of Warranto 213 50
Ualaoce on baad In Special Koad Fund 680 43
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND
To amount on hand from laat report 3.'f33 19
received " taxea 14,407 22
Sale ol Bond 6,022 08
Total amount received and oo hand 23,303 09
Bv amount paid District Clerka 6,043 33
" " In Urea t on Bonds 1,797 50
Balance on Land in Special School Fund 16,o22 26
' ' luatltute f und 193 00
Trust Fund 86 73
" " ' itUtrlct Boundary Board 100 00
Eacueat Fund 136 49
All Fundi 100,0J8 52
I, F. O. AhlHtrom. do hereby certify that the foregoing is true state
nient of the amount received, paid out and remaining on band In the County
Treasury of Lake County, for the six months ending March 31st, 1913.
F. O. AHLSTROM, County Treaaurer.
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 of a five or ten
dollar bill we will prepay to you at
New York prices a fine selection,
including your favorites if 'men
tioned. State if your player is 65
or 88 note and make. Address
$1,000 REWARD
i ' 'i 1 1 v lifuedlaa mom
, '.iV!;C j reward lot aTtda
1 ' ? '; ' ladln to ih
I ft 4f i n. ,' irentatid ooovtcl
Tha Oregon,
Iforola anu Nvada
1,1 ve 8ioik Potac
Ion Anwiitou, ol
which thn QiKler
lyuad la a miniji
laTlrteun
hH r
.'l.itl.tn
tleaatraUiiM bot'ww,
ratllo or nu i Ion bn
louuliintoauy ol tta
uiainucra.
In audition io if "iv, mo uudomliiocti
oltinou Iho mmr. ooinlHlou C0.0u tor all hurt,
aa b a jd.'d horn i'"J ar ou both or rlllivr
iaw. r -uii1 r c.on1.,u i , ulgbt oouullui. IUn
larucy, La- and 1'ioiik couutiua. Horo
i.nwl wheu "Old , . . ...
Nuii tiuiiiruoii horaiitkiii l, and only In larar
oatit uua W. W. Uuowa.rilu.Orugou.
OSE OK COU1HAIo'a CONVICT MADE KOAX.
wltliMtaiulliiK the clalniH miule to this
effect. For the nioxt part the prisoners
are employed on piecework, and ther?
a no elm nee for an Individual to Blas
ter till the details of any trade. Ftfty
tlve per cent of the prison bourds
where prison factory labor is practiced
are trying to abolish it. It Is a curse
to every limn It touches. Under the
contract system the labor contractor
usually becomes the real head of the
Institution and the warden merely a
tlciirebead.
When I took charcc of the prison at
Canon City we had 500 idle men in the
Institution. These have since been put
to work at road tmlldlnir and In op
erntliiK a 1.000 acre farm adjoiului; the
prison. Our convict lutior has paid as
an economic proposition. It has prov
ed elllcieiit and has cost little. Miuiy
states have found convict labor out
side the prison walls unprofitable be
en use they have paid too much atten
tion, to Kinmllnn the convicts. Armed
icniirds have frequently cost more thiin
the labor was worth. 1 have found in
my experience thnt prisoners are Just
folks, that there is an element of t'ood
in most of them and that sane. Immune
treatment will take the place of arm
ed Kunrds ami do the work more etli
clently. We are at present working
per cent of our prisoners outside the'
prison purely on the honor system. J
am sure that 75 per cent of the men
In the average prison can be success
fully handled in this manner, with a
small percentage of escapes. Work on
the roads Is sought for by our prison
ers. We make it tin object for them
to do j;ood work and not attempt to
escape. In addition to the regular
time off for good behavior, which
amounts in some cases to ten days a
month, wo give an added reduction of
one month for the first year's work on
the roads, two months for the second
year, and ao on up to six months the
sixth year. In case of Indeterminate
sentences we deduct this from the
minimum sentence Imposed. In case a
prisoner ou honor breaks mi! rr
attempts o escape he Is returned to
Mie prison and lose at! credit.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SHERIFF OF LAKE OOUMTY,
OREGON
Dr.
To amount on 1912 Tax Rolls
" (Sheriff's Assessments
.93,722 35
.. 1,787 49
Total 05,509 84
Cr.
Bv amount collected General Fund. 23.S49 40
School " 19,503 80
" Koad " 15,040 02
" ' " City of Lakevlew 4.056 9
" School DU. No. 1 476 61
7 2,097 68
18 96 05
' 24 8,087 20
" " 25 2,94 89
' 27 36 87
City of Kew Pine Creek Fund.. 200 21
' rebate allowed 2.121 88
" Errors and double assessments 204 63
' lialance uncollected on said rolls 16,843 55
Total
I, W. B. bnlder, Sheriff of Luke County, Oregon, do hereby certify
that the foregoing atatement compiled for the tax rolls of Iake County,
Oregon for the year 1912; showing the total tax on said rolls; the amount
collected thereon. Sheriff's assessments, errors and double assessments, re
bate allowed aud balance uncollected on said rolls, is a full, true, and correct
statement ot all mittera affecting my return thereon.
Dated this 1st day of April 1913.
W. B. SNIDER, Sheriff.
SEMI ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY CLERK OF LAKE COUNTY
Oregon, showing the amount of expenditures of Lake County, Oregon,
made through the olHce of the County Clerk for the six months beginning
with the 1st day of October, 1912, and ending with the 3lst day of March,
1913, and also showing the amount of outstanding aud unpaid county war
rants against said county, ns shown, by the books of the County Clerk at the
close of business on March 31st, 1913, which expenditures are segregated as
follows, to-wlt:
Paid for sa'nrles and clerical assistance for county officers 6,131 22
" " oHIce supplies, fixture, stamp, telegrams etc 9054
" " wood, water. Hunt, Jauitor hire, Court House
repair, County Warehouse, etc 1.892 76
" Couotv roads'and bridges 10,805 57
" Circuit Court 1.9-8 00
" " Justice Court. 219 55
" Coroner, Court 123 65
" " Expense on pi'lsrners 896 20
" " ('are of poor aud iosaue 105 55
" " Elections 939 07
Printing and Fubliahlntr 2.081 10
" Bonutv on wild animals 3 991 00
Refund of ta e 16 4
" " Kxpertlotf County KeconU 6100
' Taut'lier and tllHli Ornde Examinations 27 00
" " Traveling expenses of Conuty Hchool hup' 95 10
' ' Teach r's Inetituie 126 ai
" Experimental work ft Dry tanning 500 00
Total paid out 30.313 7'J
Coutluued on pave six
Twin Valley Land Co.
Incorporated . .
C. R. BLOOD, Ast. Sec; C. O. MISENER, Gen. Agt.
.We have for sale:
Orchard and Alfalfa Lands
Farm Lands, Timber Lands
Homesteads and Desert Lands
Special attention given to O.V.L. Land Holdings
We are agents for
The Falrport Town & Land Co.
FAIRPORT TOWN LOTS now on sr !e. Make
your selection before the best ones are sold. A
big investment for a small amount of money.
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Incorporared.
A Complete Record
We have made an entire transcript of all Record In Lake
County wbicb In any way, affect Real Property In the county.
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
ever made In Lake County, and ever Deed given.
Errors Found in Titles
In transcribing the records we bave fonnd numerous mort
gaffea recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many
deeds are recorded lo the Mortgage record and other books.
Hondreds of mortgages and deeds are not Indexed at aU, and
most difficult to trace up from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Others annot find them. We have pot hundreds of dollars
bunting up these errors, and we can fully guarantee oar work.
J. D. VENATOR,
Hanager.
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
P. M. CORY,
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
Operate Stages, carrying Halted State- Malta, Exprcsa and Paasangcra tha
following root:
LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH
KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW
AirroriOBIL5 OPERATED in CONNECTION WITH THE STAQE5
Klamath Falls Route
Plush Route
FARES: On Way Roaad trip
. . $10.00 $18.00
- - - 4.00 7.00
OEPICES:-
Lakavtaw
Pluab
Klaauta Fall
Staga OfHca
Solllvaa tlotal
i HataJ
WALLACE & SON
i Wm. Wallace, Coroner tor Lako County)
UNDERTAKERS
PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Parlors, next door to Telephone Office
WATSON BUILDING
Real Estate For Exchange
$20,000 worth of Denver property, apartment
house above stores below, to exchange for Lake
County property.
Business block in Reno, Nev., valued $125,000,
pays 8 per cent interest, to exchange for Lake
County ranch.
135 resident lots in O'Brien's Southbrae addi
tion, Reno, Nev., 1 mile from P. O., adjoining the
Sierra Vista tracts, owned by Senator Nixon, in the
choice part of town three blocks from $65,000 gram
mar school, to exchange for Lake County property,
ranch, or Lakeview property or timber for part or
all on equitable basis.
List your ranch property or timber with me. I
am advertising in several of the Eastern dailies. I
am in touch with buyers.
Money to loan on large acreages.
H. A. UTLEY, Lakeview, Oregon
Lakeview Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
Telephone No. 161
J. P. DUCKWORTH, Manager
Buss to Meet All Trains, Transfer
and Drayage. Storage by day.
Week or Month
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