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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1913)
Lakeview Saddlery A complete line of wagon H1 bwRKy harnrM, whips, robes, bits, riate, etc., etc. V Every thing In the Hue of carriage and horse furnish ings, ltepalrlng by competent men. THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE ON THE MARKET AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props. Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM THE LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PROPERTY IN LAKE COUNTY, 0RE60I Our Complete Tract Index InmufMt Accuracy, PromptiM and Reliability Such an Index ia tbe ONLY RELIABLE system from which an Abstract can be made, Stowing ail defects of title. We Also Furnlsh JfVXfKSSSS H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON pos t or net box as monk m 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 Real Property In the county. We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer aver made In Lake County, and ever Deed given. Errors Found In Titles in transcribing tho records we have found numerous mort gages recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many deeds are recorded In 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 item. We have pat hundreds of dollars hunting up these errors, and we can folly guarantee onr work. J. D. VENATOR, Hanager. Lakeview Steam Laundry HARRY C. HUNKER, Prop. We give efficient service and do good work. Send your washing and give, us a trial. TELEPHONE No. 732 BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE 100 acres on Thomas Creek, all meadow land and good water rights; five miles jrom town; cuts 175 tons of hay; all fenced and a fine dairy. Price $2.00 per acre, one-third cash, 0 per cent interest, easr terms. 120 acres on Cottonwood Creek, about 2 J acres into Timothy hay, wheat and oats. Small house and barn, good outside range, SO acres tillable, lots of water, a fine small dairy ranch. Price $ J 2.50 per acre A nice 4-room house, furnished, and large lot for sale at $1,000 at Plush, Oregon. 4 acres, a good house, out-buildings, good gar den and orchard, for sale at $1,000. A snap. We arc blocking up the O.V.L. Tracts. If you care to buy or Bell tell us your wants. We are Agents for the Bankers Life Insurance Company. Curtis & Utley Real Estate, Lakeview, Ore. WINDOW GARDENS Now's the Time to Think of Your Indoor Plants. COFFEE A GOOD TONIC. Ths 8tlvry Pink TinUd Petunias Are Beautiful and Hardy Growr Liq uid Fertiliser Often Found to Bo an Effective 8timulant. Now Is tbe time not only to think of what you are going to bare In your winter window garden, but to act on whatever decision you corns to in rather prompt fashion. Probably the most effective of all window plants are the cinerarias. Some thtuk they are difficult to raise, but there are only a few general principles to be applied to them. They require a great deal more water than the primrose, and once a week at least they should be soaked for three hours in water thnt covers the pot The rea son for this Is thnt their sturdy roots make such a complicated and Intricate mat in the earth that water reaches them with difficulty from above. The shades to be chosen depend en tirely on the Individual taste, though If one has many other brlphtly colored flowers In the window the white, blue and dull shndes or red are easier toned In than those of the vivid magenta. Cyclamen plants are exquisitely pret ty with effective leaves and charm ing little flowers. Iu an east win dow with an average amount of water and sunshine they will bloom con tinuslly till well in tbe spring. Then some time the last of April tuk them hut and plant them in the ground, pref erably with east exiN-wuiv. till full and they will be ready for une and Just as pretty tbe following winter. Snapdragons In all kinds of glorious colors and shades. Including pinks, yel lows, rich crimson mid rremn wMn can be made to bloom from Nnveinlier till well Into March. i:xMur In a south window agrees with tht-m tne best, watering them h ImmkIh ntly. but not recklessly. Petunias slso make splendid whiter window plants. The silvery tint pink ones nre eHvlally preity and are cared for In much tbe snme fashion as snapdragons. If the plants appear to droop and grow weary after a month or so of steady blooming they have to be doctored up like any human being after a strain of hard work. Mc,ukl manure has been proved to be most effective as a stimulant snd brscer. and a third of a pint given once every ten days or so Is the dose. Some peo ple recommend weak coffee as an ex cellent plant tonic and have great suc cess with their plants in allowing tbetn to absorb it 8tudy Aprons. Every almost grown schoolgirl knows that no sort of wear Is so bard upon tbe school frock as that which itjreta during the hours outside tbe 1 ass room. Tet It Is not usually' convenient to change from that frock to some other one. Whether a girl Is attending a boarding or a day school she should have to put on over her class frock an all enveloping apron which can be slipped off Id an Instant One very pretty model, having tbe fashionable straight line silhouette. Is cut In one piece, buttons down the back from the deeply rounded out neck to below tbe hips and has arm eyes precisely like those of a blouse sleeve. There are pockets u lotb blps. FlnlHbed every where with a uiacbine stitched bem broad about the feet but narrow else where this model Is charming in white batiste, lawn or dimity, in a colored scrim or cheesecloth or In a figured madras. A set of these aprons will save the school frock from many an annoying ink stain, and to make them Is mere pluy. Quite the Newest When ssiliid Is served at table the salad set Is a matter of great moment If tbe hoiiKcwife Is at all particular in her table apiwlntrnents. The set pic tured is quite the latest development TORTOIHB SHELL SALAD SET. of the silversmith's art. Not only tho serving fork and spoon are included In this outfit, but there are all kinds of helpful implement for aiding tbe cook when she adzes tbe dressing. 1 Read The Examiner Want Ads A Thread Economy. To economize on thread raise the foot of tbe machine to remove a gar ment you are sewing, but before cut ting the thread lower the foot again with top and lower threads toward tbe back. You cau then cut tbe threads much shorter, and tbe foot will hold them (Irmly in place with no trouble about tbe needle getting accidentally unthreaded. Tbe work can easily be placed under the foot again, and yon will And the needle alwaya threaded in place of always unthreaded. SOURCES OUTLINED FOR EXAMINATIONS Teachers' Exams. Will De Held at County Seats Next December. StstoSupcrlntendent Churchill has announced the sources of questions for the teachers' examination! to be held at each county seat Decs m be r 17, 18, 19 and 20 as wall as the recently adopt, ed test books, and the question! will be so worded that applicants may pais the examinations If the? have orepared themselves either on the new or the old books. The sources are: Arithmetic One-sixth from the new course of study and five-sixths from i-'mitb, or Watson and White. Civil government Strong and Schaf cr, or Reinsch. Geography One-sixth from the new course of study and live-sixths from Ktdway and Hinman, or Tarr and Me Murry. Grammar Une-slxth from the new course of study and five-sixths from Bueler, or Kimball's Elemer.tary Engliib, book 2. History One-sixth from tbe new course of study and five-sixths from L)oub, or Mace. Orothograpby One-sixth from the new coarse of study and five-sixths from Reed's Word Lessons, or Hick's Champion Spelling Book. Physical Geography Tarr's New Physical Geography, or Elements of Pbysicsl Geogrsphy by Hopkins. Reading One-half from tbe new course of study and one-half from oral reading. School laws of Oregon 1913 edition. Theory and Prsctice Colgrove. "The Tescher and the 8cbool." Writing The OuMook writing svs tem, or the Palmer method of business writing. Algebrs Wells: Algebra tor Sucon dary schools, or New High School Algebrs. by Wells snd Hsrt. Composition Herrick and Damon, or Kimball's English Grammar. Literature, Americsn Newcomer's American Literature snd daisies list ed below. Fhysology Krohn, or Conn snd Uuddington. Psychology Head: An Introduction to Psychology. Bookkeeping Office Methods and Practical Bookkeeping, or Lyons' Bookkeeping. Botany Bergen; Elements of Bot any, or Practical Botany, by Bergen and Caldwell. Geology Le Conte. Geometry, plane Wentworth's Plane and Solid Geometry. 1911 edition. History, gene-al Meyer's General History, or History of the Ancient World, by Botsford, and Medievsl and Modern History, revised, by Meyers. History cf Edocstjon Davidson. Literature. English Newcomber's English Literature, by William J. Long, and classics listed below. Pbvsic Milllksn and Gsle: A First Course in Physics. Chemistry McPherson snd Hender son. For graduates of non-standard colleges or nniversities only. CIsssics Mscbetb (Lake. Eng. classics) Scott, 25 cents. Lady of the Lake (Standard Eng. classics) Scribner, 35 cents. Scburi' Abrsbsm Lincoln (Riv. lit. ser) Houghton, 17 cents. WHAT IS EXPECTED OF AjeSPAPER Seldom do those of tbe journalistic fraternity dwell upon the trials or tri bulatiouB connected with the business, but the folluwing editorial gleaned from the Portland Journal is so fitting to the general circumstances that we feel the tranHgreBBlon for reprinting it will be pardoned. The article was printed during the time of the last meeting of the Stste Editorial Aiaocistion in Portlsnd, and is as follows: The up-state newspaper men have been in session in Portlsnd. Much is asked of them, and little bestowed. The man who wants free publicity and gives nothing back in advertising, besieges all newspapers but none more then tbe up state pub. licstioni. Tbe mail overwhelms tbem with all kinds of copy with a request that It be inserted tree and marked copies of tbe psper be sent. Stock shows, horse shows, oounty fairs, cburcb fairs, state fsirs, school fairs, world's fairs. charity balls, June fes tivals, health committees, charity com. mi t tees, development committees, promotion committees, publicity com mittees, general welfare committees and every other kind of fair, show, exposition and committee showers the publication office with requests for free spsce, always holding out as re muneration tbe aiaurance that it is of the good of tbe community, never realizing that white paper must te cald, for In dollars, that printers muit have monev for food, clothing and shelter and that publication offices csnnot subsist on warm wind. Along with (he fsirs and othur free publicity folk, ia the real estato agent who doesn't edverllse but wants hie nsme mentioned In every ssls, the doctor who doesn't advertise becsuse he ssys it Isn't professions!, but wants his nsme as the surgeon In a case of sceident, and the merchant who doesn't advertise hecsuss it doesn't pay, but he wants the reporter to drop around and write up for the paper a descrip tion of a newly arrsngod show window. In, addition, there Is the profession al prsfs sgent who Is paid a big salsry becsuse of his venstility in working the newspapers for free publicity. He is the eunnlngeat, crsftlest, msn with winning ways, chaste smile, 'polished address and soulful eyes, and wben he gets through with the up stste news psper publisher there isn't much left about the office that tho agent wants to buy, especially In the wsy of ad vertlslig. In no sctlvity In the world Is there so much endssvor to get something for nothing as Is Attempted on the news paper business. No activity in the world gives as much to the publle gratis, and gsts as tew thsnks back. Fur all the boosting of the commun ity, for all tho constructive agltstlon, for all the struggle at reform, for all the appeals In behalf of puollo move ments, fur ell the cheery puffs of the prominent cltlxsns, for all the free notices, free exploitation, free adver tising, and free gifts ot spsce and In fluence of every kind, the community expects In return to Isy a few flowers on the grave of the defunet newspaper man when he Is dead and let It go at that. No public servitoi is more faithful and devoted, no citlxsn mere sincere and but fsw figures In the community so generous or able as Is tbe avsrsge op-stats editor. 2,000 NAMES ! HOMESEEKERS We have that number of people writ ing us about Goose Lake Valley that number of people who are thinking about changing their location YOU MIGHT GET ONE OF THIS NUMBER TO PURCHASE YOUR RANCH-OR AT LEAST A PART OF IT. Perhaps you are trying to farm a larger acreage than you can farm profitably why not let the other fellow buy half of what you have and place your self in a position to make the half you re tain more profitable? You can list the property for sale with us and get the advantage of all this ad vertisingan advantage that will appeal to you at once. We are in close touch with these homeseekers. DROP US A LINE AND ASK US FOR. LISTING . BLANKS. We will explain every fea ture fully. Address: The Fairport Town and Land Co. F AIRPORT, CALIFORNIA WALLACE & SON t Wm. Wallaoo, Coronmr tor Lakm 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. I DUCKWORTH, Manaokr Cuss to Meet Ail Trains. Transfer and Drayage. Storage by day, Week or Month "OUR Ct'STOMKKS Alti: OUK AIVKKTI8KItS ui.AhTii to i:vi:i:yjionY Is ctmttiliH'tl In wry bumper of our iiiiiiiiiillcciit llrer thi out come of ii trinity of purities mult, hops hihI water. Theso urn hrew i'l hy u special process which Is known to proiluce tin) finest Hint iuiiI most niitlsfmtoiy results, litis is not only n beer for the heullhy, hut n tonic for the weak mul convalescent. It Is a hltfh iuullt, mid the price Is so low ua to ustonlsh you. KENTUCKY SALOON POST A KINO, Proprietor Goose Lake Valley Meat Market R. E. WINCHESTER, Proprietor e We endeavor to keep our market well supplied with FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS 5 lbs. Lard, 90c; 10 lbs., $1.60 8 Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited