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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1913)
t 'If You Want to Pleas a Man f h brut" I iin old nay hilt. If yon want to put your liiisliHint In mu ll m itnml humor that In wlllntand for that new rvH or bonnet, nrt heoro hint h piece of our choice tender tiMHt beet. We knew a iiihii who could refune anything hi wlft wanted utter catlnic mivh delleloun meata. Worth a trial iin.r way. Lakeview Meat, Market HAYES A GROD. PffOFS THE PALACE BAR J. P. McAULIPFE - - PROPRIETOR A Popular Gentlemen's Resort I'MONU 32 CHOICE BRAND WINES, LIQUORS, CIQARS Night Train Service Daiiy rnnuvau hetwf.us CENTRAL OREGON AND PORTLAND IIKtilXMSd St'MIA V JVSIC SJnil, 1U13 CENTRAL QREGOfi LINE TOURIST SLEEPING CARS AND First Class Coaches Thin nervine In In lieu of the day trains run heretofore. The train will leave llend H:M P. St., hencliuten ti:4S, P. St., lied aioml 0:10 P. M '., Terrebonne D:i'l P. SI., Culver 10:02 I'. St., Met oil un 10: VO P. St., Madraa I0::iu P. St , Mecca U:OH '. M Maupln'U;40 A. M., Sherar I: Oft A. St., arrive 1'ortland 8:10 A. St. Leave Portland 7M P. St., arrive Sherar .IMA. St., MhuiIii'3:X A. SI., Stecra 3:11 A. M , Madraa G-.oa A. St., Sletoliux Cr.VI A. St., Cul ver fl.i'v.l. iJ., Terrebonne 7:08 A. M., lti-dmond 7:t A. St., Dcschutea 7:43 A. M , Head S:00 A. St. ContuxltoiiH are made In Portlaud to and from Willamette Valley and Puffet Sound polutn. Fare and schedule and detail will lie furnished on application or by letter. ft. H. CROZIER, Aft. Con'l Pat: Agont Portland, Or. J. H. CORBETT, Agont Bond, Ore. W. C. Wllkot, Aft. Con. Frt. &. Pas. Agont, Portland, Oro. ANNA RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS Productiveness demonstrated by growing crops. Lands surround new town of Spring River. 1 Best in vestment in Lake County Dodson Realty Company LAKEVIEW - - - OREGON HERE'S GOOD LUCK and you could not have better than to test our pure and wholesome liquors the best ever distilled. There is none better at any bar, and where .once tried it is always a fast favorite. Our Rye Whiskey is recom mended by physicians for their invalid patrons. Try a glass and you will want a bottle. Try a bottle and you 11 order a case. KENTVCKY SALOON ' POST &. KING, Proprietors A WANT AD IN THE Lake County Examiner WILL BRING RESULTS H-M-HH-H1 -H-i-fr -H I i H I 'H I ? t POINTS Of A DAIRY COW. 'I'll dnlr.vnmti who nets nut to eleet ciiwm tor hi dnlrt hIkmiIiI haw In nmiil the rive Htinfn: first. A in Hltu m HirK body mid mi (tfliiily write middle pit' im Hil imlii'iitiK m capacity for eattiiK mid dlKest Ids lot of food. Hecond. A tlilnlj fleshed lm'k bona Thin Indicate thHt tlie food 1m Dot nifile Into rieU TMrd. A larRe wider, sa It In birr thnt Inn milk I innde. roil rt 1). MHk wells Hint nre large. It la through tin milk" well that the IImh return to the heart from the uddtrr. If they ar lame It Indlciiu-a that there la a larce amount of blood panning thronxh lh nddcr. Klftb. iMrftf. ciHar eyea. whlfh are an Indention of rimm! iuTva. Cowl iiervva are kwii tin I tieciiiie they drlre the or KHiia of dilution and oillk mak IliR. Add to the dHlry of cowa ae lected on thla buala. the acales and the Hul.-wk tet and nc cena la amiin-. I I 4 -1 H I I H I' ! 1H-H-H' - -1-1 I I FOOT ROT IN SHEEP. Winter tha Brat Saaaen to Eradieata Thia Troublaaoma Oiaaaaa. Foot rot In Hhecp la more common ami more vlrn li'iit on level land tuiin aiiiong the hllN. n-.iyu W. N. Cowden Id the Nutlooal Him kroan. Indeed. It of ten dies out on fitly bill land. Aa la well known the dlHeae la caus ed by an liiKert. very minute, that coin tnenrea In the cleft r the foot and tin iron a along between the ball of the foot and the bony hoof, produces an Irritation and lameneaa. loss of fleh and If, In fly time, not treated the blow fly will end Its miserable exist esce. The life history of thin parasite la not known.' Where It nndergoe Its other tranaformatlons, as do all other Invertebrate animals. Is not known. Frosty weather Is the best time and the right time to eradicate the disease tleirln by paring off all hoof and dla eflMed tlaaue. but avoid drawing blood. All depends on the thorough parlu Then apply any Inaecticlde hereafter mentioned: Blue vitriol, turpentine, car bolic acid, peroxide of hvdrogen. red precipitate and most of the sheep dips In their undiluted form. The most common application la blue vitriol finely pulverized and mixed wltb Inrd and applied with a little pad dle. If the case is a very bad one I would add a little carbolic acid to the vitriol If uiany affected sheep In the flock treat every sbeep In the flock, always dlMlnfectlng the knife after paring an Ata'"""1'' r ' t r t A 4 a. i. Tba Bhropahlra ewe shown is ons of three thut won the prise for tha beat three American bred at the Chicago international of till and for which tha Bai-Vet cup was given The ewea are owned by Hea ry U Wardwell. Plnehurat farm. New York. Ilia flock woo every drat prise, all seconda except two and four champion prlsea at the New York state fair last fall. Mr. Wardwell'a exhibits won mors money and prlxea at the laat two International hows than any other flock of Bhropahlrea ahowo. affected boot. Wby treat tbe sheep showing no lamenesa? Because the disease may be In tbe sheep several days before It can be seen In tbe cleft of tbe foot Occasionally a clubfooted sheep will be found that la so nearly Incurable that it is economy to kill It Sbeep after treatment should be put on xhort pasture or on a clean floor. If tbe Brut treatment baa been thor ough In about two weeks every boof nm.ijj.j be asls exanilBl and treated aa before if tbe disease is found. The presence of the disease is always ac companied wltb some fever in tbe foot A trough of quicklime for tbem to walk through each day would proba bly obviate this lust treatment. To dial u feet a building clean out every particle of tuuuure and cover floor with lime; also whitewash or use carbolic acid on tbe racks and walls Tbe claim that tbe coarse wools are exempt la not correct. They take the disease as readily as the One wools and die much sooner, but on account of tbe shape of boof aru more easily cured. Fall Frssh Cows. Pprlng fresh cows yield most of their milk when low price prevail for dairy products and the dutrynmu la iiimieat wltb tbe crops, lu winter huoq cow yield nnly a small flow of milk nt most On the other Hmtii1 a f.ill fit-i cow gives a targe supply of milk dur tng tbe winter and Dushe again wltb the stimulus or pasture in aprittgUme Fall frewh ihiws should annually ylou from 10 to Ifi ter cent mre niUU thu'i tbotm calving lu the spring. 3,000,000,000 AS GOOD ROADS FUND Bourne Proposes to Spend It In Next Fifty Years. A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. Ex-8enator Advocates Expenditure of Vsst Sum by Government and States For Construction and Maintenance of Highways Advsntages of Plan. Koruier Culled States Senator Jona than Bourne. Jr.. chairman of tbe Joint committee on federal aid In tbe con struction of post roads, in a special re port to the committee proposes to spend S3.OOQ,aO0.OO9 for good roads in the United States, $1,000,000,000 for construction and $2,000,000,000 for maintenance, both extending over a period of fifty years. Besides tbls great scheme, all tbe hundred and odd otber good roads measures wblcb have been projKMed from time to time in congress pale into Insignificance. The Bourne plan contemplates tbe creation of a conxtnictioii fund of $!. 000,000.000. appropriated among tbe states upon tbe IjihIh of area, popula tion, assessed valuation and road mile age; that the statcH shall dcpoxlt In tbe Cnlted Mutes treasury fifty year 4 per cent ImjuiIh for the amount due tbetn aa worked out on this Imxls. hmmi which tbe federal government shall lend the par value for rout! eonitructiori. In Its turn the federal government would Is sue Bfty year nnntitxnble 3 er cent bonds, to tie sold In Ji denomination or multiple of that miiiii to all tuv-rx. Tbe bill suggested by Mr 'Bourne to csrry out the plan lie Imx evolved con tains nine sectloiiK. the most in'crcst Isg of which relates to the npgMirtiuu nient and credit lug to the M-veral tji:f" of "the United States highway fund." as It Is called, thus: "The I'uited States highway commission, heieiuaft er created, shn'l ascertain In the most practicable manner, from the best In formation available, tbe total land area, the population according to the last federal census, the total assessed valuation of all taxable property and the total mileage of public highways In each of tbe several states, and shall compute tbe percentage of tbe total of these four Items possessed by each state. 1 Tbey shall then compute tbe average of tbe four percentages for v" : v--: i.l:'' - v. it I A TrPlCAL POST BOAO. each state, and this average shall be tbe per cent of tbe $1,000,000,000 Unit ed States highway fund that shall be apportioned and credited to each state." Tbe bill also provides, of course, for tbe establishment of the necessary ma chinery to carry out the plan a head office in tbe District of Columbia; a highway division in each of tbe states. In charge of a United States highway engineer; a national school of highway and bridge engineering in Washing ton, for tbe purKe of training spe cialists for the work of road building; United States highway commission, composed of the chairmen of tbe sen ate and bouse committees on postof flces and ost roads, and tbe director of tbe oflice of public roads. There are some obstacles in tbe way of the adoption of the Bourne plan. It Is in no sense compulsory. Tbe states can do as they please about It Tbey need not go Into It if tbey do not wish. If they do not go into it they would get none of its benefits, but at tbe same time they would not assume any of its burdens. J. E. Tennypacker. the statistician of tbe Bonnie committee, shows that In twenty-seven of the states their constitutions would permit the borrowing of money for public works and that In twenty -one states constitutional amendments would be required to emible tbem to issue bonds for public works. The advantages claimed for the pla aa formnlated are here uoted. lucenlive to, the states for activity and expedition' in road construction by utili7ation of the superior credit of the government The establishment of practical and desirable co-operation between the fed era! govei-bmeti? an,1 the st'Ues Team work between the federalists on good roads and the state specialists without subservience lu the state In strumvntalil; to any federal bureau. The establishment of a practical concrete plan for a long period with dellnlte knowledge aa to th llalill'ty of tbe fiyl"'-' " ei s ,'.. to t. .nun's onit'lmi the measure wiw.' i ii , ,ic "Cici iDi it lm nertitlveiy needsn great system of vooii wi-.t:v Tv)-h w.niM "vast- Iv t'Vi ,i ih :j , i.ess prosperity ami -or f -t of our poodle and double (l,e value of our'acrU oitnrai lamb.." CAN WE TEMPT YOU CHOICE Wll 1 Our Meats are prime enough to tempt the most particular. Competent fudges tell us that we offer the public THE BEST MEATS sold in this country. The flesh of no animal that has passed its third year is admitted within our store. The primcst cuts of beef come from young stock, and it is the same with Lamb and Pork. Favor us with an order. Goose Lake Valley Meat Company R. E. WINCHESTER, Proprietor HOTEL LAKEVIEW ERECTED IN 1900 MODERN THROUQHOIT FIRST-CAL55 ACConnonATinNs SAflPLE For COnnERCIALj TRAVELERS t . l , 4- P T .til I ' J 1 Roon 1; t PS"Vi9 nnERCiALcujj;iA.: nTifiVB AVELERSt-XTTay COURTEOUS TREATMENT I LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors 1 P. LIGHT GEO. HARROW LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporared. A Complete Record We have made an entire transcript of all Records in Lake County which in any way, affect Ileal Property in the connty. 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 have found numerous mort gages recorded in the Deed record and indexed; and many deeds are recorded lo the Mortgage record and other books. Hundreds of mortgages and deeds are not Indexed at all, and most difficult to trace up from the records. We have notations of all these Errors. Others annot find tbem. We have pat Hundreds of dollars bunting up these errors, and we can fully guarantee oar work. J. D. VENATOR, flanager. CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. P. M. CORY, LAKEVIEW - OREGON Operates Stages, carrying United StateetMalla, Ezprces mn4 Passengers aa tha folio wing rtalMi- LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW AUTOnOBILRS OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH TUB STAGES PARES: - One Way Roaadtrip Klamath Falls Route ... $10.00 $18.00 Plush Route - - - - . 4.00 7.00 OEFICESi Lakeview . Stag Office Pluah . . . Sullivan Hotel Klamath Fall . , . AaMricaa Hotel WALLACE & SON (Wm. Wallaoo, Coronor tor Lako County) UNDERTAKERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Parlors, next door to Telephone Office WATSON BUILDING Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co Telephone No. 101 J. P. DUCKWORTH, Manager Uuse to Meet All Trains. Transfer and Drayage. Storage by day, Week or Month "OUIt CUSTOMERS AUK OUIl ADVERTISERS" Let The Examiner Figure on Your Next Job Prlnltnff.