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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1913)
GOVERNORS MAKE STEADY COUNCIL The Council of Governor! of tha Na tltfnal Highways Anoclatlon It ap pointed for Ufa. Appointments at membere ot It have been accepUd bv forty-one of tha proaant Governora of the forty-eight Sfcatea. Resides tneia forty-ona present Uorernori,. the Na tional Highways Association's Council Includes the Governora of all except one of the Territories, and aeveral for mer Governora whose terms have ex pired. The list of present Governora of Htatea and Territories who are mem bere of the Cooncll of Governors Is as follows Governors O'Neal of Ala bams, Hunt of Arlsona, Johnson ot California, Ammona of Colorado. Mil ler of Delaware, Trammell of Florida, Klaton of "Georgia, John Mlehener 1 Wines of Idaho, Kalstnn of Indiana, Clarke of Iowa, Hodges of Kansas, MeCreary of Kentucky, Hall ot Louis ana, William Tecumsoh Haines of Maine, GoldsbuouRh of Maryland, Fossof Msssschusetta, Ferris ot Michi gan, Ebcrbart of Minnesota, Brewer of Mississippi, Major of Missouri, Ste wart ot Montana, Moreheadof Nebraa ka, Oddia of Nevade. McDonald ot New Mexico, Sulzer of New York, Craig of North Carolina, Hanna of North Dakota, Cox ot Ohio, Cruce ot Okla homa, Wast of Oregon, Tener of Pen nsylvania, Bleaae of South Carolina, Byrne of South Dakota, Hooper of Tonneaaae, Colquitt of Texaa, Spry of Utah, ; Fletcher ot Vermont, Mann of Virginia. Lister of Washington. Hat field of WeatjVirglnie, Carey of Wyom ing, Strong of Alaaka, Freer of Hawaii, and Cotton of Porto Rico: Hon. Maurice Hudson Thatcher, Head of the Department of Civil Admlniatration, Isthmian Canal Commission, and Col. George Washington Goethala, Chair man and Chief Engineer, Istbmien Canal Commission. Good RoaJa Everywhere la thealogan of tha National Highways Association. It believes that the development of roada can best be brought about by the National Governments building ana maintaining a system of 60,000 miles of National Highways' connecting all tba Statea and principal cities of the Union. The association baa published a map ahowing tha tentative location of a system of National Highways that would directly aerve more than sixty Fredericksburg BEER At all First H. C. HEIDTM ANN Wholesale Dealer" Reno, Nevada Through Nfght Train Daily EACH WAY UETWEEN CENTRAL OREGON AND PORTLAND TQURIST SLEEPING CARS AND First Ciass To Central Ormgon Ponte Leave Portland 7:00 PM Arrive Madras 0:00 Ail " Metollua H:l!iAM " Culver ti-.XHAM " Terrebonnff. 7.0SAM V Redmond 7:23 AM " Desc.hutea 7:43 AM " Ileud 8:00 AM Connections are made In Portland to and from Willamette Valley, Puget Sound poluta, Spokane, Montana, Colorado and Eastern points. Fares and acheduhm and dettilla will be furnished on application or by letter. . R. H. CROZIER, Aaat. Gon'l Paa. Agont Portland, Or: J. H. COR BET T, Agent Bond, Ore. IV. C. Wllkon, Aaut. Qon. Frt. A Pa. Agont, Portland, Ore.' pel eent of tha population of the Unltod States. Already aeveral good roada organisa tion have amalgamated wltn the Na tional Highways Association. The National Old Trails Rosd Association and theinter-Mountluo Good Roads As sooiation have become departments of the National body, and the Ohio Good Koada' lederation, the Greet White Way Aasoclatlon, the North Carolina Good Roada Aaaoclatlon, and tba Pen nsylvania Good Roada Aaaociation have become division of it. A Simple Remedy A letter from E. J. Nichols, from Kingston. New York, the step father or thia editor, a gentleman, of whom wa have the highest esteem, Bays, "Before aandlng my letter 1 waa led to give you a positive cure for summer complaint, for alnce reading in vour paper account of the death of children from that complaint in your locality I know you can be of assistance in the future. I know its value, for I used it In the army in tha sixties and gave it to many alnce and aent It to tha boys of tba Bpanlah-Amerlcan war. I have never known a case where failure fol lowed ita use : One teespoonful of common table Belt, twu teaspoonsfol of cider vinegar and four teaspoonstul of luke warm water, mix end drink it ail. Seldom do you have to repeat. In soros aggravated casee it relist doee not come in two hours repeat. For children regulate quantity according to age." Beaver Co. (Ok Is.) Republican. Forest Notes Twenty-two etatea, 1 n e I u d 1 n g Hawaii, now employ atate foresters. A 115-foot lookout tower on the Sitgreavee national - forest, Arizona, just construoted by forest officers, waa built entirely of logs and without the use of hoisting mschlnery other than ropes and tackle blocks. Forest officers on the fayette na tional forest are causing a compressed air drill in road work on the forest. There is conaiderable rock work to do and the drill aavea time and money n cutting gredea on mountain roads. Light burning of underbrush to re move forest litter had been practiced In India, with the Idea thst it improves conditions for tesk growing. Now after long investigations forest offl clsls there eayathat the Ores are harm ful, that full fire protection must be extended everywhere, and that to re really effective this protection must be continuous. Class Bars CENTRAL OREGON LINE Coaches from Central O-0n Polntm Leave Ileud ". 8:30 PM " Peach utea 8:4$ PM " Redmond 9:10 PM " Terrebonne 9:24 PM " Culver 10:02 PM " Metolloua 10.20 PM ' " Madras 10:30 PM Arrive Portland 8:10 AM NOTES C.M.IHRMTZ RrVTRSEDE I'A. o CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED These articles end Illustrations mut not be reprinted without special permis sion. OH, YOU AWFUL (KEETERI I don't mind tomcats bowline round at nlaht Nor pup that bay nor calves that bawL Tha rnKliiM, too, may whistle loud. Such thlrisa don't bother ma at all. A thunderstorm may roll my way And ahoot srent runs above my brad. Tha kid mar do hla level beat To waka tha living and tha dead. Marlar, too, can scream at ma Aa If tha world waa coins' to end And her dear ma can awing har Jaw And oceana of aound at me send. But I Bleep on and snore and anore And dream amid tha jarring sound ( Aa If asleep In my laat Bleep One hundred feet beneath tha ground. But let one akeeter get tnalde And Jingle, tingle round my head. When quick my eara and hair etand up. And with spring I'm out of bed. I grab a ahoe, a chair, a brush. I throw It bard; but. oh, alas. That devilish akeeter dodgea quick I smash my wife's beat looking glaaat C M. BARNITZ. ' RANGE FOR CHICK GROWTH. Wide range works magic with chicks. It'a quick grower. Out there In the fields sr. J the orchards they get bone, feather. Hood, muscle and stamina producer In buifa, worms. clover, grass, seeds aud exercUe In fresb air, and this coinbluatk)u mesne perfect diges tion and asslmtlntlon of the wide va riety of food afforded. It In not only the way to get quick, strong growth, but It'a tbe cheapest Photo by C. M. Barnits. BkAtrrirni. oiicnAiio banosl way and that Is why the farmer can uiulerHL'ir the. town poultry rnbter and yet make a pVotlt- chicks grow faster aud pli-k up inont of their feed. Wide range Is tbe kind of environ ment needed to pimh to quick maturity June. July and AuguBt batches, the late months to romp, graze and pick up 'worms and grasshoppers, giving them the lead even on early cblcka mollycoddled on tbe canary cage plan. Free range builds tbe strong pullet of large egg capacity and tbe cockerel that makes good at tbe bead of tbe harem. Hut for table poultry unlimited range Is not Rood,- aa tbe constant exercise toughena tbe alnewa, retards fattening aud tbe meat Is not so Juicy nor well favored. That Is why chickens confiued and fattened In crates and market ducka kept on email areaa finish to quickly and are so much superior and bring a higher price than farm stock fed and raised on tbe go-as-you-please plan. For layers unlimited range la net so good. Large, green yards, wltb a lay ing ration bring maximum reeulta here. The hena ore under. control, egga are not lout, tbe owner can keep track of each ben'a work and exclude tbe non payers. . DO NTS. ' Don't criticise your neighbor's floclt, Wbnt tight bavo you to knock? Don't buy n car until your home la paid for, and don't Joy ride on your In- conn at the expense .pf your rainy day fund Don't get nervous over that first iu culmtor. Just follow directions and it will do tho rest unless it Is a claptrap firetrnp. Dou't buy much cracked corn at a time as it hents and molds, and be sure It Is not moldy when delivered. Don't feed much corn to cblcka and poults Corn Is fnttener. protein is builder ' . . Don't get tho borrowing bnblt It'a a bad trait aud lowers your rate. Don't brag. What you do recoui mends you; what you are travels far. Don't rush the growler. Let the dogs growl and the wolrea howl, but bol your Jowl. , .Don't be Idle. To waste time la U waste life and opportunity, and once gone, goue forever. s. Don't curse your luck. Theni uv auch thing aa luck. Out p makea tbe word pluck, and pluck and push and doing, light bring happy days and fur tune bright. m a- W w,a. W ej w , s ,. TURKEYS AT SHOWS. It Is often wondered why more tur keys are not eeeo at exhibitions, but there are reasons. Turkeys aro range birds, and the close confinement at shows Is very bard on them. In many canes they refuse to eat and fbey are so difficult to cage and han dle that many ahows offer no prixea and refuse to receive them. Beside. most turkey raisers refuse to raise turkeys to comply with show requirements, especially la regard to feather markings and weights aa de manded by the American Poultry aa Boclation, whnee rules govern so many showa and fairs. A brown wing feather, a' primary with less than bait, tbe white bars, a single white feather, a brown feather In tall coverts, should not disqualify a fine Kronze. Nor abould one alate feather debar a Narraganactt, nor a gray qnlll dlaqual ?;: z X 'rt ):''' . Photo by C. M. Barnits. A FANCT SHOW TCltkkT. Ify a White Holland, unci It's the name with weights. For Instance standard welgbtM for Bronze are: Adult cock, tbirty-xix pounds; yearling cock, thirty t!iree pounds: cockerel. twenty-Hve Kuiids: ben, twenty pounds: pullet, fifteen pounds. The market call for turkeys Is me dium weight and, heavywelghta arc bad breeders. Yet. If a Bronze fan cier enters a turkey cock that weighs lesa tban thirty pounds, a yearling un der1 twenty-flve, a cockerel lesa than eighteen, a ben less than fourteen, a pullet under ten pounds weight, tbey are all disqualified. Such weight rulings are arbitrary and impractical; sucb feather require ments are unnatural and unreasonable. Ileally the proper place to show tur keys is at county fairs, where liberal prizes should be offered, Urge lnclos urea made for tbe fowls and where no foolish arbitrary rules abould be allowed. FEATHERS AND' EGGSHELLS. Tennessee 18 moving In the front line of tbe turkey procession. Thirty thou sand turkeys were shipped on one spe cial for Christmas to Baltimore, Phila delphia and New York, and $500,000 worth of turks were shipped to other states during tbe holidays. "Before the parcel post got started a committee from tbe federated market ing clubs of PJttHburgh bad called on 100 farmers' wives of Allegheny coun ty and contracted for their whole out put of butter and eggs and left a list of famlllea where tbey were to mall the produce and guaranteed cash pay ment Tou never bear of beauty doctors In the country. Tbe fanner's wife and daughter keep their red cheeks and dimples and avoid wrinkles by exer cising in the open air. We recommend thia way to health and beauty to those ladles who go to Mme. Fix Tour Face Up to get their complexions fixed and their curves restored. v When an egg gets hot through. Incu bation begins. Hot haymows are good for this, but haymow egga aren't good goods to hold trade, and Just one bust ing on a Idled shirt at breakfast will bust any New Year's resolution ever made. , Fighting spirit In roosters Is a vir tue, a sign of strong vitality, but when these same roosters are allowed to fight and butcher each other and thus spoil each other for beauty and breed ing it shows a mighty careless poultry man, wbo doesn't know enough to take care of a Rood thing when be sees it that Is, If he sees It There are so many people wbo do not estimate what t'me and money and care it takes to build up fine stock. Such people generally want a ten dol lar bird for 50 cents and consider a fancier a thief and a robber for ask ing more, - Many a batch of One egss has been spol'ed by the false register of a de fective thermometer. - We lowt a bunch of extra eggs In this way once, but have never allowed a thermometer to trick us since. Test your thermome ter and also set up a thermometer at each corner of the epg-tray and thus see whether the Incubator egg cham ber has an even temperature. Tbe Ontario department of agrlcul ture. after an exhaustive investigation of fowl tuberculosis, so prevalent In that province, came to the conclusion that it la "Intertransrals8ible between the human or bovine and tbe artan species to a certain extent" that "the arlnn bacillus must be considered as not a distinct species, but merely a va riety, the differences In character of this organism from the bovine or the human type being due to environment" w . ... f HOTEL LAKEVIEW F - ;M?HT ERECTED IN 190O Sam pi Room for Commercial Travolorm Modorn Throughout. Flrmt Claa Accommodation HARD Bat it is still harder to find a better assortment of hardware tban we hare in stock. ..Builders, own ers contractors, carpenters, masons and other mechanics will benefit by making an investigation of our builders' hardware and asking quotations. What we haven't in stock at the moment we can get quickly. T. E. BERNARD -EVERYTHING IS HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS" LAKEVIEW, OREGON THE PALACE BAR O'CONNOR & DUGGAN - - PROPRIETORS a A Gentlemen's Popular Resort PHONE 32 ' CHOICE BRAND WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS WALLACE & SON V iWm. Wallace, Coronor Tor Lake County) UNDERTAKERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND Parlors, next door WATSON Lakevicw Ice, Transfer v and Storage Co Telephone) No. 161 "J. P. DUCKWORTH, Manaeb i Buss to Meet All Trains. Transfer and . Dray age. Storage by day. Week or Month "OUR CUSTOMERS Fall and Winter Woolens N Now that we've got our wondefrul line of Woolens ready for Autumn and Winter wear, we hope you are not going to let them go by you without getting some of the benefit. You could'nt possibly want better values and styles than the kind we giv;e. Come in and give our display of Woolens an X-Ray examination. v Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. LAKEVIEW TAILORING CO., Next to Stage Office AS NAILS e SATISFACTION GUARANTEED to Telephone Office BUILDING ARE OUR ADVERTISERS" Guying Meat isn't as Vlttlcult aa you may think. It la almply a case of selecting the right market. Sucb. aa this, for instance. We Bell only cholce grades and ao you are perfectly sale wheoyou deal here. Lrakeview x Meat Market. ' HA YES ct GROB. PROPS