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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1913)
Lakeview Saddlery BtyW A complete Hneol H fi M KvcrythlnR In the wnr....ndb.iRRT III Mne of crrlKC lirne..vhl.. I Ife and horse furnlsh- n.bc, Muriate., I j Kllrlng ,,urs,quUt,roSo- 1 1 ; b competent ettes.ctc.et. I ,UC,,, 77E BEST VAQUERO SADDLE ON THE MARKET AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM THE LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. ABSTRACTS JO.ALL REAL PROPERTY IN LAKE COU W, OREGON Our Complete Tract Index Insure: Accuracy, Promptness and Reliability Such an Index is tbe ONLY RkUBLE system from which an Abstract can be made, showing ail defects of title. UA AIM C.n.k! SURSTY BONDS ana w w J s-i.ovr mi FIRKIN INSURANCE H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON POSTOFFICC BOX 243 PHONXITt NEVADA--CAL1F0RMA--OREO0N RAILWAY Daily'Service Reno tolaReview Except Sundays No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:35 P. M. No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 7:05 A. M. Daily Except Sunday Pullman & Buffet t Service Between Lakeview and Reno C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON We Sell, Buy, Lease or Manage How about that real estate you have been trying to sell for years. We can find a purchaser, or sell any other kind of property you may have to offer. We handle real estate of any kind anywhere, and will guarantee satisfac tion. Our services afe at your disposal. PROPERTY In Any Part of Lake or Modoc Counties Perhaps you have been looking for a farm, ranch, city realty, a summer home or a business to engage in. If you wish to buy, lease for grazing or any other purpose tell us what you want and where you want it. We will find it for you and buy or lease it at a price that will please you. We will be glad to 8upply detailed information to anyone interested in buying, selling or leasing realty of any description. Blanks for buying, selling or leasing property may be had on ap plication at this office. Send for a com plimentary copy of our listed property and terms. Curtis & Utlcy Lakeview - - Oregon Lakeview Steam Laundry HARRY C. HUNKER, Prop. We giv-j eificient service and do good work. Send your washing and give us a trial. TELEPHONE No. T32 We are now ready to roll your Barley at any time SOUTHERN PACIFIC I WILL ISSUE NOTES 1 " Many Improvement and Extensions Planned for I Western Lines The California Kailroad Commission granted the Southern Pacific Company authority to issue to-yrar collateral trust nutea to trie amount of $30, WO, 000. 'Ihe notes arc to carry 5 per cent in terest and the commission orlers a minimum selling prloe of 97 1-2. The proceed from the sale of the note are to be used in betterments and exten sion ever the compar ' lines, partic ularly on the Pacific Coast. The amount allotted for the I'acifio system la $11.306,640 at present. The note issue forma purl of the $48,000,000 budget which the company has prepared to take care of ita addi tions, betterments and extei a ona dur ing the year 1913. The budgt t lor the fiscal year, starting July lt-t of this year, ia yet undetermined. The South ern Pacific submitted to the commission a statement showing surplus earnings for the year ending June 30, 1912, ot $21,003,000. The company alo fur nished an estimate of the surplus earn ings for the year ending June 30, 1913, of $21,55,000. HOT LAKE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Hot Lake, in Union County, one of the favorite resorts of Eastern Oregon, and renowned for the healing qualities of its waters, has recently changed m'anagement. A large syndicate assumed control on Monday June 10th, and Dr. G. W. Tape, who was former ly in charge, again assumes the posi tion of manager. Since leaving Hot Lake in 1904, he has had charge ot Arrowhead Springs in Southern Calif ornia, but was induced to return to Oregon. The entire institution will be reno vated, necessary alterations made, and especal attention paid to those who desire to avail themselves of the wat ers. Their medicinal value haa been thoroughly established. Those who are not afflicted with any ailment, but who simply desire to rest and enjoy the freedom of country life, will find the hotel a desirable place. The rooms are large, with all mod ern conveniences, the grill bupplied with the best in tbe market. There is a large lobby, wide, glass enclosed porehe-, billiard and pool tables, cacfl rooms ana a large danoing hall. No bar is maintained and no liquor .sold j on the premises. Hot Lake is situated directly on the main line of the O. W. R. & N. in Union Couny. It is easy of access and in addition to the excellence of the waters and tbe comforts of tbe hotel. offers su.'h sports as bunting and fish ing to those who care to go afield or follow a stream. Under the new management. Hot Lake will at once tecome as popular as formerly with the people who need treatment for some ailment and with those who simply want a place to rest from their business or household duties A New Washington Drink A new drink in Washington called the "Lobby Killer" is said to be an invention of the Secretary of State. It is thus described: "You take a long transparent glaBS, put in some crushed ice, being particular to crjsh the truBt, then sfme free citrus fruits, carefully grated: a teaspoonful of free sugar; imported brandy to suit; a teaspoonful of peanut oil taxed at j six cents a gallon; shake with a new freedom, and Host on top a pinch of free vuu, unBcoured, being careful to remove every trace of hair of the Angora goat; serve, and drink with the eyes closed, then summon the am bulance for the pernicious lobbyist." boston Transcript. Strawberry Shortcake The new cook book for the frethrnHn clashes at the Oregon Agricultural Col lege just issued by Dean 11. W. Calvin contains 166 tested receipts, and has a very complete index. The receipe for strawberry shortcake is of particular interest at this time. It ia given In small quantity, which can be increased as desired, and is as follows: 1 box strawberries, sugar to sweeten, 1-2 table spoons butter, 1 teaspooi baking powder, 1 teaspoon sugar, a speck of salt, milk enough to make a soft dough, 2 tablesDoans of pulverized sugar, and 1-4 cap of .whip ped cream. Sift the salt, teaspoonful of sugar, flour and baking pawder,' and out in 1 1-3 tablespoons of butter. Add the milk, roll 3-4 inch thick and bake. Split open while hot and butter both split sides. Cover the bottom piece with well sweetened, crushed straw berries and place the upper portion on it. Arrange whole berries on the top, sprinkle with pulverized sugar and garnish with whipped cream. ' ORCHARD SPRAYING FOUNDJECESSARY Hogs Mako Good Cultiva tor If Turned Loose Among Trees Orchard wcik in Minnesota is grad ually increasing and many new trtet are being planted. The leading fruits are apples, plums and grapes. Large quanilies of strawberries, rapbrnes, gooseberries and currant are rsised each year. All of the above mention ed varities art hardy and have stood the winterl in fine, shape without any protection to spesk of. I have hern in the habit of spreading stable litter around the roots and this affords some protection to the trees, says C. W. Moore in Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead. I have never done any cultivating in my orchards. Th.- general method practiced among the farmers in this locality is to fence in the orchard and then turn in the hogs, who do the cul tivating. 1 do my pruning about the first uf June. The young trees should not have more than from five to seven main limbs. Keep the tops well bal anced. Before growth atarts apray once, and once again immediately after blooming, using bordeaux mixture and lime-sulphur with arsenate of lead for poison. It is quite customary In this locality to sell ihe apples on the trees, but many of the farmers prefer to barrel their crop and ship for themselves. FOR THE FARMER It will bv a cn-iit lny for the itrwit army of Ihivm and glrU of the rural schools when thi'lr puretit nud the school dlriH'tortt t.ike ns kwn uu Inter est In their physical iiltmenU us they do now lu hog cholera, blink leu uud roup. The RusmIiiii thistle, which some years ko uuh dremlcd almost iih much as the Canada thistle or quack grass. Is not fultillliiK the farmer's rears Ex pertinents which bsve been conducted along the line of exterminating the weed show that it can be easily killed by frequeut tillage. If the earth In which the sweet pens were sown was not as rich as It should have been this condlUou may bo over come by giving tbe peas several water ings when they are coming up and afterward with manure water. This will be available at once imJ will make them rank and thrifty. The other day the writer noted a news Item which stated that a fanner had trapped or bhot a silver gray fox and hoped to he uble to din out her wliclps This lleti) seems to have ln-rii written In Ignorance of the fact that the sliver j:rny fox Is a sKirt of tin ture and not a distinct type which reproduces Its kind There is probably tin way In which an adventurer can et r! I of more Diciticj Iti a shorter time lit in bv a" Ins i"to the poultry lnsii.-s mi n lnr;e scale when lie !.i lni.1 no ex pcriciii-e fortunes !iave !,eeii sunk In Jtt-t this way. but there Is always n new hctcli of suckers who feel sure thnt they can pl.iy the (Mine success fuliy To lave tho h.ipply of sweet corn cover a li'DU eatiirj period It should he planted a row or two at a time at Intervals of every ten days The tlrst il.nitini: should be of the early varie lies nial l it'-r the l.ir-er hinds We haw found no varieties better than the (Jolileli I'.aiitaiu. i mint 17 Ceiitleinnii and Uvert'feen for early, medium and late varieties Inasmucri as potatoes have a feeding value when cooked of but one-fifth that of corn, tt follows that they make a rather expensive ration If they are worth more than 1 or l.'i cents u tuisliel for Illustration, If corn were worth ii cents a bushel potatoes would lie worth but 12: hence If one could get l." cents per bushel for the praties It would be better to sell them A com etilent way for bundling the little plants of several kind of gar den fruits aud vegetables 1.4 to set them ut the time or the first trans limiting In small cans without bot toms or In little boxes made of paste board When the plants ill" ready to transfer Iroiu these the container may lie leiuoved and the plant Willi Its vigorous roots et lu the open Ki'oi'inl The scrum ttvaficj -nt for ho,' cholera H.w l.e,-i tested out so thoroughly lll..t iImti Is nod little n'lcsthui thai, prop ei ;y mi I carefully applied, It prov ides elier'l.e cure .'.I presold the I Teat- .iiciit cu.i-. a tiil'e move than a dollar or n vioiii lio4. bill there Is reason to l.eile.e I I'll I the cost of Ihe treat hen! vill In- cell ei l somewhat lis the -.p,.c.t.v of l ilioratories producing the s. 'iil'i i-i liiee:lM'il Thee has i-een noire than one law -hd I'n! ovei Ihe ipiestloii whether a b icMii had the right to remove the ma uile v ha I. a i iin.uUled on ihe place iluriii'.'. i.;- . -nancy The rule or com 'i, on law i -iiaily followed tn the mat u r Is that t!i - tenant has the right to remove sued proportion of the manure as the feeds will It ale bought and con slimed oti thtf farm bear to those which were giowu ou. tho place. L J. P. McAULIFFE ANNA RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS Productlvonoss demonstrated by growing crops. Lands surround new town of Spring River, Dost In vestment In Lako County Dodson Realty Company LAKEVIEW - - - OREGON BEACH THOUGHTS Are In Season And with them come the suggestion of a trip to DELIGHTFUL NORTH BEACH By the Pacific, reached via SPEND SUMMER BY THE SEA To Portland O-W. K. & N. Columbia River Steamers Beyond You will be glad you spent your summer at Lhis splendid resort, where waves and trees combine to add pleasure to your outing Let me tell you about it H. D. PATTERSON, Agent, Lakeview, Oregon WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a car of extra Star "A Red Cedar Shingles and Red (Doug las)" Fir Flooring and Ceiling. We also carry a complete line of California White Pine, Rustic, Floor ing, Ceiling, Mouldings, Shiplap, Rough Dimesnion and Boxing, in fact everything in the lumber line used in a building, and our prices are right. Come in and let us talk over that building you are intending to build; maybe we can help you with it and we know we can save you some money. SUNSET LAKE LUMBER CO. po2e?2C2enter st' Lakeview, Ore. WE HAVE THE FINEST CUTS VuisBaaaiuaMMHdHSSMar obtainable. Yc never sacrifice quality to make low prices. We use the utmost care in selecting our meats and see that they are properly kept for the short time they" remain in our store. Our prices are not high. We 'don't try to give as little as possible for the money but just as much as possible. A trial order will convince you that what we advertise is true Goose Lake Valley Meat Company R. E. WINCHESTER, Proprietor THE PALACE BAR - PROPRIETOR A Popular Gentlemen's Resort PHONE 32 CHOICE BRAND WINES, LIQUORS, CIQARS