Classified
A Want Ad In The Lake County Examiner
Repeated ft few times, if necessary j will find a customer
for that property of yours. They are scanned closely
by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents
the line for each insertion,. " Special long-time rates.
TOR NALftV
rOIt HALK-Muke Offer NIC acrts
N. K. X Hec. 1, T. 87, It. 22 Esst
W. M. Ukt Co. Addrtw Stockton,
8141 Parallel, Kausss City, Kaa.
71IK Lakevlew Abo tract A Title Co.
ta making special nrtoM on Abstracts
to O. V. L. Cu.'a Tract and Town
Lota.
WAWTRO
WANTED Man and wlfato ocok and
do iratieral work. Apply O, W. K.
Jennings. Valley Fall. Oregon. tn20
LI l( IIO KM AHIM IUAM.
i. 1I.CUTLEU WH1HKV AT THE
Hotel Lakevlew bar. The beat and
ptirvat whisky made, tf
ikkKrHUKKN.
LOOK AT THE NOTICE KOIt KK
ward Issued by the Telephone
Company for destroying Ita prop-
rty.
16LI
U K&YVAKD.
A REWARD of tlfty dollara la bare
bjr otfared for Information that will
Nad to the arre' and eonvlotlon of
any petaon who baa atoleo wiraa or
other property, from oar Company:
and the aame reward la hereby offered
for information that will lead to tbe
arreat and innvlotlon of anyone des
troying tbs property nf tbe Company.
Chaa. Umbach,
Bserstary Lake Co. TeL & TeL Co.
ltltf.
TIM RICH LAKim
"tTmUErTaMM
DOUG I IT AND HOLD.
C. II. WKBBEIt. 60S LUMBER
MAN -8 H LIK3.. PORTLAND. OREQ.
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LKUl I. AOVKHTIHllltl
NOTICE TO CKEDITOaS
In the County Court of the 8tate of
Oregon, for the County of Lake.
In the matter of the ettate of Henry
H. llahn, decerned.
To all whom It may concern: No
tice la hereby given that the under
aliened hue bsem duly appointed Kie
eutor of the last Will and Teatament
of Henry II. llahn, deceased, by an
order of Honorable It. Daly, Judge of
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, tor the County of Lake, duly made
and entered In aaid Court in the
above entitled matter, on July 7,1913.
All persons having claims against
aid decedent or said eat ate, are here
by required to present the same, duly
verified aud accompanied with pro
per voucher as required by law, with
in six months after tbe first publica
tion of this notice, to said executor at
the Law Office of L, F. Conn, In the
Town of Lakevlew, Lke County,
Oregon.
Dated and first published July 10th
1013.
HERMAN GRABBER,
Executor of tbe last Will
and Tenement of llmiry H.
llahn, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
. (Not Coal Lund)
Department of the Interior, (J. S.
Land Onlre at Lakt'view, Oregon,
July 3rd, 11)13.
Notice Is hereby Riven that-David
Young, f Warner Lake. Luke County,
Oregon, who, on June Ilrd. 11)11, made
Desert Land Kntrv, No 04700, for Lot
3,8), NWtf.Beo.52. and HEtf NEtf,
Section 21, Towushlp 41 South,
Runge 23 Eaat Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver of the United States
Laud Office, at Lakevlew. Oregon,
on the 12th day of August, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Conlon. John Walla, James
Young and Edward Young, all ol
Warner Lake, Oregon.
JAS. F. BURGESS, Register.
Form L. D. 231
1415 Lakevlew S3 List No. 06801
Serial No. 00801
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office, Lake
view, Oregon, July 18th, 1913.
Notice is hereby glveu Hut the
Northern Tactile Railway Company,
whose post office address is St. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 18th day of July,
1913, tiled Id thts olllce Its application
to select uuriur the provisions of the
act of CmiKivBH approved July 1, lSOo
(30 Stat. 697,620) ss extended by tbe
act of Congress approved Msy 17,
11)00, Lots 3 and 4, beo. 19, Twp. 41
South, R. 23 Kant, W. M.
Any and all prraoos claiming ad
versely the lanos described, or desir
ing to objtct itccaute of the mineral
chaiacter of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to appli
cant, should 61a their stlidavlta of pro
test In this olllce on or before the 18th
day of September, 1013
JAS. F. BURGESS, Register.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALE
BY VIRTUE of an execution on
attachment duly issued by the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of tbe countv of
Lake State of Oregon, dated the 10th
daj of July 1913, in a certain action
In the Circuit Court for said County
and Stste whuretu Charles Umbach
as Plaintiff recovered judgment against
W II. McCall. Defendant for the
sum of Four Hundred dollars with
interest at 6 per cent per annum from
August Both 1U11. and costs and dis
bursements taxed at Twenty dollars,
on tin 31st day of August 1011.
Notlc is hereby tflven that I will,
on the 23rd day of AuhhI 1913, at
tqe front and East side ut the Court
House In Lakevlew in said County,
Wantf Ads
I.KUAE. ADVKRTIMIfttl
at It) o'clock In the forenoon of said
day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for eash, the following
described property, to. wit:
The South West quarter of the
Southeast quarter, and the South
east quarter of tbe Southwest quar
ter of Section Thirteen (18) Towoshlp
Thirty (DO) South Range Fourteen
(14) ti. W, M. Taken and levied upon
na the property of the said W. II.
McCall, Defendant or so muoh there
of as ma lie necessary to sat My the
said judgment la fsvor of Charles
Umbach. plaintiff agnlnst W. II. Mc
Call, I H (umlaut with Interest thereon,
together with all costs and disburse
inents that have or may uccure.
W. B. KNlDIi R, Sheriff.
Dated at Lakevlew, Or. July 17,
1013.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon tor Lake County.
In the matter of the estate )
of
J. ft. Lane, deceased J
Notice is hereby given that Dors
Lane, administratrix of the estate of
J. H. Lane, deceased, has rendered
and filed her final account In said es
tate; that Saturday. September 6th
1913, at tbo boor or 10 o'clock A. M.,
of said day at tbe Couuty Court room
In the County Court House in the
town ol Lakevlew, Lake County,
State of Oregon, baa been fixed and
appointed by the Judge of the above
entitled Court as tbe time and place
of hearing and settling said account
and objections thereto. It any there
lie. All persons having objections to
said account are hereby notified to
present the asms st the time and
place above mentioned.
Date of first publication, Julv 31,
1013.
DORA LANE,
dminiutratrlx of the estate of J.
Lane, deceased.
STOCKHOLDERS MEEETING.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dent Telephone aud
Telegraph Compear, a corporation,
will be held in the First National
Bank Building In tbe town of Lake
view, Oregon, on August, 8th., 1913,
at tbe hour of 2 o'clock P. M., for tbe
purpose of eloctiug a board of di
rectors to serve tbe ensuing year and
for tbe transaction of such business
as may come before tbe meeting.
Dated July 31, 1913.
HARRY BAILEY, Secretary.
TO SUBSCRIBE IS
CHEAPER AFTER ALL
We once knew a man who was too
stingy to take tbe newspaper in his
home town and always went over to
borrow his nelgbtor's paper. One
evening tie sent his son over to borrow
tbe paper and while the son was on
the way he ran into a large stand of
bees and in a few minutes bis fsce
looked like a summer squash. Hear
ing tbe agonizing cries of tbe son, the
father ran to bis assistance, and, In
doing so, ran Into a barbed wlra fence,
batting a handful of flesh from his
anatomy and ruining a f 4 pair of trous
ers. Tbe old cow took advantage of
the hole in the fence, got into the
cornfield and killed herself estlng
green corn. Hearing the racket, the
stingy man's wife ran out of the bouse,
upsetting a tour-gallon churn lull ot
cream Into a basket of kittens, drown
ing the wbola flock. She slipped on
tbe cream and fell downstairs, break
ing her leg and a 1 19 set of fslse teeth.
Tbe bsby, left alone, crawled through
the spilled cream into tbe parlor and
ruined a NO parlor carpet. During
the excitement tbe daughter eloped
with tbe hired msn, tsking the family
svings bank with tbem. Tbe moral
is tbst every man should be a subscrib
er to his home newspaper. In other
words subscribe for the "Irish News",
11.50 per year, and don't forget that
ths folks sod friends in the old country
might also like to bear of you and your
suoesses through the columns of tbe
same paper. Ex,
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A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
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and a CATALOGUE will bs mailed free
oo application.
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(tw-T-16 to I ) CorvaUls, Oregon.
CULTIVATION IS
MOSTJIPORTANT
Water on Land Is Only a
8t!artr for Settlers
Actual Work Needed.
Success of Irrigation enterprises ds
psnds, after all, on bringing ths land
under cultivation. Tbs soil msy. be
nsvsr so rich, the supply of wster
nevsr so abundant, the construction of
tbe plsnt nsvsr so excellent, but unless
the land is msds to produce, no Inter
est csn be paid on bonds, no dividends
can bs psid on stock, not enough money
will bs availsble for maintenance. In
consequence private Irrigation compan
ies will go bankrupt and further Gov
ernment reclamation work must ba
ehecked by the failure of tbe money
already expended to return to the tund.
Tbe course ot Irrlgatlonbas been the
spectstor. Relying upon tbe inlustry
of his neighbors to Incresse the vslue
of big lends, he buys a tract in a pri
vate project or locates a farm in a
Goveroment project, does little or no
cultivation, but sits down, wsitlng to
sell out at a profit. If, when wesry
of waiting, he la called upon to pay
for water-right on a private tract, or
mslntensnce chsrge on a Government
project, be "routs" tbe company or
the Government for oppressing tbs
poor settler, he "knocks" tbs wbola
enterprise and discourages real farm
ers from settling. He furnishes an
excuss for red-taoe-boand bureaucrats
to be unnecessarily nsrsta witb msn
wbo are really trying to make a farm
but lack the capital to pull tbem
through tbe first year or two, when
there is much oitgo.and little or no
Income.
In settling the Csnadian Northwest
the Canadian Pacific Railroad does
things better. Knowing tbst persons)
character is the chief element in suc
cess it sends agents through the east
ern province of Cansda snd through
the esstern states, wbo pick young
farmers noted for Honesty, energy and
suecess in fsrming. and, after
thoroughly Investigating them, offers
to start tbem on one of the trscUMt.is
Irrigated. The company furnishes tbe
entire capital necessary, erect fsrm
buildings, breaks op land and puts in
the first crop. The selected settler
thus moves to a going farm and pays
tor It year by year out of the profits.
By thia means each farm Is msds an
assured success and the company is
assnred of a return on ill investment
and of the trafflo tba farm produces.
Selection of settlers Is the first re
quisite to tbe success of an irrigation
scheme. Get tba right kind of men,
then give them a start. Shut out the
speculators snd weed out tba falluras
and incompetents. An irrigsted tract
is not complete until it has been oc
cupied by men wbo will make it a suc
cess. Construction of the p'ant and
putting waterjon tbe land are only the
beginning ot'the works Oregonian. !
La Pine Will Entertain
Posters announ clng the grand good
roads meeting, with s barbecue in
connection, to be held st La Pine
on August 9 to 13, inclusive have
reached thia city. Ls Pine is in tbe
north western psrt of Lske County and
about 150 miles from hee.
Two widely known good roads advo
cates, Col. Charles W. Thatcher and
County Judge W. S. Worden, of Klam
ath, will be present and will be tbe
principal speskers. W. A. Lynch snd
V7. F. King, president and secretsry of
the Crook County Good Rosds Associa
tion, will also attend the meeting.
It is expected thata good aixed del
egation from this county will attend.
Catlow Being Settled
Bend Bulletin : Under tba leadership
ofT. A. McComb ot Piano, 111., a
party of colonists left yesterdsy morn
ing for the Catlow Valley where tney
plan to take np land. Tbe members
of the party, 15 altogether, all belong
to the United Presbyterian church and
it is their plan to take up adjoining
claims and there oy gain the advantages
ot a co-operative community from the
beginning. Various trsdes are repre
sented, Including carpenters, mechan
ics, mssons and practical farmers, and
at a later date a clergyman and a phy
sician are expected to join the settle
ment.
Stat of Ohio. Pity of Toledo. Lacas County, M.
rnnk I. Cheney makr oath that he U senior
v Arm Af fc J. Oh.n,ff St Co.. dO
liig busliissa In the City ot Toledo, County aud
fUata aforveaid, aud that aald firm will pay
tba auin oC OKB hunuhku wuJim iuc
oh and erary caaa of Catarrh that cannot b
CttrM 0 US oat oi uau a imctu uiu.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
8ra (a brfnr m and anhaerlbed In my
pnaance, tbls ttlh day ef IXoaoibar, A. D., 18sU
Seal, A. W. uwsiBuri,
Notary Public,
Rail's Catarrh Cora la taken Internally and
acta dlraotly Uln Uie Dluoa ana mucona sur
face ol ue ayaram. oena cur leauiuouww.
frea.
F. 7. CBENET A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all Drufclata, T5o.
Sake HtU's Family PUla tor eonitlpatioa,
IN CATTLB aURILV P-HKVKNTCO
cumrs MACK LEG vaccine
California's (avorilo, tba moel ana
ceaalul, aaaleat lined and lownal
priced reliable vaccina niado.
Powder, atrlng or pill iorin. Writs
lor (re Black Laf Booklet.
TUI CUTTEI LABORATOtT
BaiiKBUtv. Cai ,
If your drug !! does aot stock oS
racilnes, older direct irom a.
BLACK
rief
IP.
PASSENGER SAYS
TOO MUCH NOISE
Whittle on 8. P. Freight
Train Wakes the Almost
Dead.
8hlkaro Takumoto, "Jspsnese pas
senger", hss written to tba lion. S.
Pacific Company, ssrnestlv asking
why, "plesse. do engineer 9:30 evening
p. m. freight train oecesssry blow
whistle witb so long Issting of sounds
tor calling back end brake-man If B
short whistle call would waka bis baby
snd back-end traksmsn with ssms
effect esch departure?" And Takomo
to, too, has some suggestions regard
ing Pullman cars.
"Dear Hon. 8. Pscbic :
"I am residing in these Suison Citv
snd question, plesse, do engineer 9 :30
evening V. M. freight trein necesssry
blow wbiBtlo witb so long Issting of
sounds for ealling bsek end brske-msn
if 6 short whistle call would wake my
baby and back end brake-man witb
asms effect escb depsrtoreT Many
other trains at crosaings raise asms
long night noises; eannot all lives be
ssfe witb less awaking of almost tbe
dead?
"Also recent time of Iste I trsvel
witb hon. employ in lovely electric
lights Pullman csr&'AIiena" and can
not find satisfy place to los m wstcb
snd Americsn eagle ($10.00) for com
plete safety. Could not hon. Pullman
ssve 25 cents from every gentlemen in
lower berth rata finsneisl condition by
inserting in smoke room wssh place,
one small ssfe deposit boxconvenlence
(10 cent to porter upon arrival at
deatitution to leave key with it), so
ssvlng temptstion of robbery under
pillow.
"Thanking vou for quiet relief to
home sod very grateful for travel ssfe-
Your truly, 'E;
Sbikaro Tskomoto Jspaneie
Passenger." 3 imZWA
Ths Southern Psciflo hss answered
Taknmoto and assured him thai it
will do all it can that "all lives be
ssfe withjlege awaking of almost the
dead".
Money To Loan
W. J. SHAVER
PHONE 63
Klamath Palls - Oregon
OalleaUte, eedeee. M Mitel w Oiiiieanlel
e-Ve?lfaltrUi? 1 beet !Ut.UaaoI
a.rtaaaTEJrope- We hei eeeajrete e ear
(I ..aeee. eeeelleel ;"" '
. of euRer million aollea. WBX1K
at. at.
PreeMeat. Albany Oealeew
Albany. Oreaeat
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Sliiilng, Civil & Sanitary
13NGINEEIIS
Foirport, Cul. Iteiio, Nevada
Cs E. Froman
Designer and Builder
Plsns and SpeclQeatlons of all
klnda furnished at reason
able rates
Lakevlew Oregon
SIOOO Dollars Reward
I own all tbe cattle branded 70 or
XL and formerly owned by Cox &
Clark and tbe Huryford . Land A
Cattle Company. These cattle are
now on the ranges 01 Modoc and
Lassen Counties. For Information
leading to tbe arreat and conviction
of any party or parties lllpgally
branding, killing, driving off or dis
posing of Any ot the above cattle
I will pay ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS and tbe costs ot arrest and
prosecution. Bend all Information
to . II. Day, Alturas, Modoc county
Cal., or to me at Latrobe, 1 Dorado
County, Cal. If guilty party might es
cape, promptly notify the Sheriff of
the county In which tbe Illegal act
waa committed and advise me by
wire at my expense.
W D. DUKE. Oct. 17
$1,000 REWARD
Tbs Oregon. Cat.
Uorula and Nevada
Llv Stock Potee
Jod Ataoclaton, ol
which lb under
alined la a member
will aiT 11,000.00
rowara for erldencs
leadiua to tbe r
reel and oonrlctloo
ol any pur 1 j or par
tie etcallnc boraoa.
cattle or mule b
lontrlntto any ollu
memberi.
la addition to tba above, tbe uuderaianed
trier on tbe am condition tOtO.oo lor all bore
M branded bor-bo bar on both or either
law. Brand recorded in eight oountlea. Ruge
Harney, ik and Crook oountioa. Horee
rented when sold,
Nod butk-rown hone told, and onlrln large
ouhchos W. W. Baows, rile, Oregon.
PR0FE3SI0NAL CARDS
QHAELE8 UMBACti
Land and Law Ofilce
Abstractor of Titles
KaUbllehad 1SSS Lekerlew Or,
L,. F. Conn
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public
Lakevlew, Oreares
OrriCI-DalT BaHdraa.
J
D. VENATOit
Attorney at Law,
Im4 Matters MperlaJt
OrriCE Oalf Balldlnc.
7 LAIR THOMPSON
Attorney at Law
Office on 8rd Floor Heryford Bldg.
LaXBVIEW. URKjo
DIC. J. HIVING KU8SELL
Phrelelma anal Sara-)
8nyder & Reynolds Drag Store
PB05EI OrriMt, Main S
Raaltlene 7TS
J. L. LYON
DENTIST
No. 843 ileryford Bldg., Lakevlew, Ore.
READ MY PRICES ON
DENTAL WORK
Gold Crown $ 7.00
Plates 12.00
Extractions .50
Amalgam Fillings 1.00
Porcelain Fillings 1.50
All work guaranteed
THEN PLEASE COMPARE
MY WORK
I want you to. I use every
known method and appliance
to make it painless for you.
That is my greatest advertise
ment and why I'm busy.
DR. W. HAYDEN FISK
337-339 Heryford Bldg.
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and Happy
That is what every mother of a
crowing boy is anxious to know.
We offer the solution to this
problem. It is one of the very
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making; a happy, manly boy.
Pat him Into prevail and
let htm lire outdoor erery
poeaible moment of hi life.
The
dressed up
boy who .
hardly dares
to move for
fear of
soiling or
tearing his'
clothes is
about the
roost
unhappy
and peevish
individual
alive. The
boy in
overalls
(if they
are the
right kind
of overalls)
hasn't a
care on
SI'S:
KS: Get Him
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Overalls
The best that are made. Con
structed for comfort and long
wear. Saves the good clothes.
The boy always looks neat and
trim. Ask your dealer for Two
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no others.
A
New
Pair
If
Made and Guaranteed by
Levi Strauss & Co.
San Francisco
FOR SALE
Six hundred Lincoln
Buck Lambs, first of Sep
tember delivery.
For particulars in
quire Pyramid Land &
Stock Co., Reno, Nevada
Let the Examiner figure on
your next Job Printing.
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Keep The Kidneys Well
Health U Worth Saving, and
Some Lakevlew P.-ople Know
How to Save It.
Ms 117 Lakevicw people tales their
lives In tbeir bands by neglecting tho
kidneys when tbsy know these organs
need belp. Weak kidneys are responsi
ble (or s vast amount ol s a tiering and
111 health, but there Is no need to sof
ter nor remain in danger. Use Doan's
Kidney Pills a remedy that has
helped thousand of kidney sufferers.
Tbe following statement leaves on
ground for doubt. X. Marchand,
Warden Ave., Klamath Falls, Oregon,
says: "Some time ago I Bret no
ticed symptoms of kidney trouble.
My bsck pained me Intensely snd I
was obliged to arise many times at
night, owing to too frequent passages
ol tbe kidney secretions. Often my
back ims so weak I had to quit work.
Doan's Kidney Pills were finally
brought to my attention and I began
using tbem. They restored my kid
neys to a normal condition, stopping
the pains In my back. I give Doan's
Kidney Pills credit for my care and
highly recommend them to other kid
ney sufferers."
t or sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foater-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y., sole sgentu for tbe United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Vic rreaident
Thomas R MannaU .
Secretary ol 8 late
Secretary of Treasury
gecreUrjrof Aw .....
William J Brraa
William O McAdoo
.... lindley II Garrison
... Jame C McReyaold
Albert 8 Borleeoa
Joeepho Daniel
Franklin K Lana
Attorney weneral
Poetmuur General
Secretary ol Nary
Secretary ol Interior
secretary ol Arlcnltor
Secretary ol Commerce..
Secretary of Labor
....David F H ooilon
.William C. KedBeld
.. William B. wllaoa
Internal Con mere Commlatiorier.
Edgar K Clark
BTaTB.
Oovernor Oswald WM
Secretary ol Bute Ben W. Olcou
iTeaaurer Tuo. B. Kay
Attorney General
.A. M. Crawford
Sunt. Public Instruction.
... L.B. Aldermaa
...W. 8. Danlway
JohnD.Mickl
K. Cnamberiaio
rrinier
Dairy and Food Com.
(7. B. Senator....
Cong-reamen ..,
(Geo.
i Harry Lane
(W.C. Hawley
in.j.e
. 61 n noil
nyitmanm
Chief Juitice T. A. Moor
Robert Kakia
H. J. Bean
G.H. Burnett
Associate Jaatioe .
VX.A. McBrld
(IXTB XODICL1X DtBTBlei.
Henry L. Be niton
fndae
Attorney...
Jona uwia
LaatSLaTITB
W. Lair ThompaoB
! Vernon A Forte
Wley o Smith
Joint Senator
Kepreaentatly ..
O 8.LABD OFFICE.
Arthur W. Orion Rtr1tef .
FreS V Cronemiller KeceiTW
ro&Ksr omcK
Gilbert D. Brown Buperrlaor
veiaoa J. BUlIng ttrajing Aaatataat -
Norman Jaoobaon... Foreat Aaltan
D. F. Brauui Forest Clerk
LA KB COUNTY
Judge
Clerk
Sheriff
rreaaurer...
...B. Dalr
.....F.W. Payne
W B Buider
. F. O. Ahlatrom
A. J Foster
... C. E. Oliver
....9. A. Muahea
F. K. Anderson
T. B. Wakefield
. ...D.P.iiaUoy
School 8o.pL ,
Surveyor
Commiaalooera J
County Stock Inaneclor ,
TOWN OF LAKKVISW.
E. B. Rlnehart :
.Mayor
Lee Beall
W. F. Grab J
. P. Duckworth I
.Coanctlmen
D. T. Godali (
Writ. Wallace Recordui
A. Biebcr lreaanier
CHURCH DIRECTORY
FT ROT METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY
jchoolatl0a.nl. Preaching every Sunday at
11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Bpworth Leacu every
Sunday evening at :. Prayer Meeting Than
lay at 1:80 p. ox. Choir meeting at S:80p. m,
Ladiea Aid Krery Wednewiay at 1:90. p. at.
everybody cordially Invited to all aervlce.
B. X.MVKBS. Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LAKEVIXW
Preaching aervice at 11 A M and 7:80 P M oa
let ud ard Hun. Sunday School at 10 A M.
Junior Society at t:S0 P M. Baptiat Young
People' Unloa at :80 P M on each Bonday.
Prayer Meeting at 7:80 P M Wednesday eve
ning. Everybody Invited to attend all ser
vice. RJV. A. F. SIMMONS
CATHOUC CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY MASS
at 8:00 and 10a.m.; Roeery at IMu. Mas
on weekday at 7:00 a.m. Bervtoea la IhaNew
Church. T.T.KEEN, 8. J.
FIRdT PRKUBYTKRIAM CHURCH OF LAKE
VIEW, meet In ths Maaonio Hall. Sunday
School at 10:00 AM.: Morning Service at llUIS
Evening Servios at 7:80. Prayer Meeting oa
Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. AU are cordially In-
i Tiled. BJtV. GEO. A. CRAWFORD. Paalor. I
LAKEVIEW EPISCOPAL MISSION Lay Read
ing Service In the Hall ol the Miauloa In the
Roomaol L.C.I.U. (Bunting Bulldlnir) Centae
Street, every Sunday evening at 7:80 O'clock.
All are cordially Invited.
first Baptist church of oohk lake
at New Pin Creek, Oregon. Preaching ser
vice at 11 A U and 7:80 P M ( each Bunday
hi everv month. Bunday School at 10 AM.
Prayer Service at 7:30 oa Wednesday evening
of each weed. All are cordially invited to
attend the services.
RKV. L. E. HENDERSON.
LODGE DIRECTORY
LAKEVIEW LODGE No. 71, A. F. A. M. Hold
stated meeiine Saturday on or before, full
moou. Maruk ti, April 19, May 17. Special
meeting' upon call, generally Saturday even,
ing. Visit lug brethren welcome. JohaL.
Clark, W. M. 1 H. M. Nolle. Soc'y
DEGREE OF HONOR LAKKSHORE LODUk
No. 77, D. of H., A.O. U.W., MeeU rlrot and
third Thursday of each month in Mrsouie
Hall 1 Mary Post, C.olH.; i. Bell Arsner, U
ol H.; Lora Snyder C. of C, Alamed
Brown, Recorder. '
t. O. O. F. LAKEVIEW ENCAMPMENT NO. 1
I. O. O. F., meets the first and third Thur
Jay evenlnga ol each month in Odd Fellows
Hall. Lakevlew. D. T. Uodsll, CP.. E. F.
Cheney, burl be.
A O. U. WLAKEVISW LODGE NO. Ill
Meet every second aud lourth Thursday ol
each month. In Masonic Hall, LakevUw.
E. D. Everett, M.W.i Dan Bruunan. R.
I. O. O. F- LAKKV1KW LODGE. No.fi. I U
O. F meeu every Saturday evening tuOdl
Fellow Hall, at 7:80 o'clock, from October 1
to April 1, and at olclock Irom April I '-
September SO. Ralph E. Kooser, N. O.l E. H .
Clark, Secretary
EKBKKAU LODGE-LAKEVIEW LODGE, NO
Si, L O. O. ., meet lh aecond and fourth
Friday of ch mouth In Odd Fellow Hal I
Frauoe Corbett, N. U.; V. O. Moss. Bec'y,