Lakeview
A complete llneof
wagon ami buggy
b.rucs, wlilpa,
roben, bit, riaten,
spurs, quilts, roae
ettes, etc., etc.
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
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
The Owl for Busy People
DAILY 77?. 1 .V EACH WAY BETWEES CESTRAL OREGOS
POIXTS AXD PORTLASD. TOURIST SLEEPISG CAR
(BERTIIS 91.00). FIRST CLASS COACHES.
SA VEADAY EACH WA Y
FROM CESTRAL OREGOS
Leave Bead 830 PM
" Deschutes 848 PM
" Redmond 9 10 PM
" Terrebonne 0 24 PM
" Culver. 10 02 PM
" Metnlius 10 20 PM
" Madras 10 30 PM
Arrives Portland S 10 AM
Prompt despatch of freight, Between Central Oregon
ana Portland and Portland and Eastern cities.
Connections made in Portland to and from Willamette Valley, Astoria
and Clatsop Beach points. Puget Sound, Spokane, Montana, Colorado, St.
Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Fares, time schedules, and other Information by letter, or upon ap
plication to
R. H. CROZIER, A. G. P. A.;
IV. C. WILKES, A. G. F. & P. A , J. H. CORBETT, Agt.,
Portland, Oregon. Bend, Oregon
FOR, HOUSEHOLD USE
ft A'mihr
we curry ii splendid line of knives and forks, spoons,
carving sets, etc. You couldn't find a finer assort
ment if you tried a month. And even if you found
as fine, you would have to pay a much higher price
than we ask. Moral: Buy here and save time,
trouble and money.
T. E. BERNARD
"E VER YT1USG IN HARDWARE A SI) FARM IMPLEMENTS"
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
4P.
Saddlery
Everything In the
line of carriage
and home furnish
lug. Repairing
by competent
men.
CENTRAL OREGON LIME
TO CESTRAL OREGOS
Lea ve Portland 7 00 PM
Arrive Madras 9 00 AM
" Met oil us 615 AM
" Culver 628 AM
" Terrebonne 708 AM
" Redmond 723AM
" Deschutes 743 AM
" Bend., 8 00 AM
ITS WORTH A WINTER'S
JOUUSEY
through the snow'and sleet toget
a supply of our matchless Lituors
because they are very necessary
things during the chilly, frosty
weather. We want you to try a
sample bottle of our famous Rye
Whiskey. We know you will never
be without it In your house after
the Hist trial, espwlally when you
learn that we price it so reason
able. KENTUCKY SALOON
POST & KING, Proprietor
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Making the Li I do I
Farm Pay
n.. r r nnutriri r
A BRANCH or
farming
that affords
more than ordi
nary pleasure mid
profit I that of
studying out
schemes for suc
cession crops. It
Is quite feasible
to raise two or
more crops In one
season on ordi
nary soli.
It will be found
that this kind of
Intensive farming
la good for the
soil. There baa
s
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f V
r4
to le tree use of
barnyard fertili
ser, and the plow
ing, disking, har
rowing, rolling and perhaps hoeing
must be In proportion to the amount
of production renulred of the land.
Such treatment will build up Instead
of wear out a plot of ground. These
examples may be varied as circum
stances suggest .
Lettuce, radishes, onions, peas, car
rots and string beans may be grown
and supplied to customers between the
1st of May and the middle of June.
The ground can then be prepared lu a
few days for the suci ceding crops, and
It will be found that lietween the 1st
of July and the 1st of Octolsr n full
crop of these products can lw grown:
Celery, sweet corn, late potatoes, beets.
cucumbers, cabbage, let tine. spln.-n h.
onions and turnips.
At first gluree It would seem that
there are not in-iny vcp'tah'cs tin
list that could lie sown succv fully us
late us midsummer. tut those tcsied
form quite nn array. Hush Leans, car
rots. Iettue. beets, corn. parsley, peas,
radishes, spinach and turnips nil give
satisfactory results when sown as late
as August They should t put In as
near the 1st of July as psslble to
make all growth possible before frost.
The hardy ones cause no anxiety, as
they endure light frosts. The tender
sort, such as lieans, cucumliers and
spinach, may be saved from the cold
by a covering of old rugs and similar
material.
As the gardener cannot duplicate the
cool, moist conditions of spring for the
germination of August seeds, he must
do the nest best thing and firm the soil
well after sowing. This helps to draw
the moisture in the soil where the
seedlings can use It. When they huve
made u start the surface is to be stir
red to form a mulch.
Bush beans sown as late as Aug. 10
have been successfully harvested by
Oct. 15. in another case an Aug. 1
sowing of peas yielded full sized pods
in less than seven weeks. These were
an extra early sort. The crop, how
ever, was not so heavy as from spring
sown seed.
Lettuce planted in early August bore
leaves large enough to use before the
middle of September and well formed
heads from the first week in October
ontll the ground was cleared.
This Is only a suggestive ontline of
the scheme of growing succession
crops. There lire wide possibilities
along that line, and it Is feasible to go
still further and sow rape as soon as
the vegetables are off In September
and October. By Not. 1 this will lie In
condition for forage. Hogs and sheep
can feed from this field of rape for sev
eral weeks before winter sets In. and
ft is again ready for them In the spring.
So far as the effect on the soli Is
eonctrned. it is possible to continue the
double cropping of vegetables Indefi
nitely. The land will most likely show
Improvement under such methods of
cultivation, but a rotative scheme Is
advisable on small tracts as well ns
large ones.
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j The; i3l'-!;.-r an acre is capable J"
'X. of paying for it elf in what it
4" proc'iicci l!i- more that acre is T
t proc
-j. worth
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LEGAL TIPS FOR TILLERS.
In all the states a niau becomes of
age at twenty-one, but In some states
a woman becomes of ago at eighteen.
A landlord is not liable for a nuisance
created on the premises by tho tenunt
during the tenancy and without tho
consent of the landlord. Sclilitz Brew
ery Company versus Klilel (Ind.), 88
N. K. 057.
By a statute commonly known us the
statute of frauds a promise by one
person to pay the debt of another Is
not enforclble unless tho promise is
evidenced by some memorandum In
writing higued by tho person making It
Io not sign any Instrument In writ
ing unless you understand it thor
oughly. If you are of sound mind and
can read, no court will permit you to
avoid a written Instrument you have
signed upon tho ground that you did
not fully understand It.
I'nder the United States bankruptcy
law those creditors who have acquired
liens on the debtor's properly by Judg
ment or other wine are entitled to pref
erence over the general creditors, sub
ject, however, to have the liens set
aside In certain cases where acquired
within four mouths of the Institution
of the proceeding in baukruptcy.
HE FLEW
HIGH
By ALBF.RT L FORD
"Mr. Wilson." said Billy Morchouso,
binding meekly before u stern looking
t man with mutton chop whiskers and
I beetling brows, "I have como with
J your daughter Jennie's consent to ask-
i you ror ner as my wire."
The gentleman looked at the young
man before hltn, evidently framing a
sentence to crush him. Wheu It came
It waa Ilk a bolt from heaven.
"You, a steeplejack, marry my daugh
ter! IH you think mo a fool? What
kind of a business Is yours anyway
You risk your life for $50, perhaps, and
heu you've done it once you do It
again. You go up a spire In the pres
ence of a gaping crowd. Do you sup
pose tbey would be watching you If It
were not for the probability of seeing
you tumble down and get mashed Into
a Jelly? And what kind of a llfo would
your wife lead? She would be In con
stant expectation of seeing your batter
ed remains brought home In a wagon.
"Marry my daughter! No. sir."
Billy hung his head and said nothing
for a few moments. Then he looked
up and asked:
"If I nbnndon the ancient and hon
orable steeplejack business for some
other would you give your consent?"
"The occupation la ancient and not
dishonorable." was the reply. "If yon
want tny daughter and she wants you
or she wouldn't have sent you to mo
.vi-'ll have to look up In the matter of
accupatlon. My son-ln law must fly
higher than being a steeplejack. It's
too late for you to study a profession,
but you may yet make a business man
of yourself. There are many occupa
tions far mora commendable than that
of climbing steeples."
"It doesn't do for a man to waste
his time learning to do things and
then utiandou them. SupMise I should
become proficient In something us I u in
in climbing steeples and you should
not be satisfied with It. and then 1
learned something else, and then"
"You engage in something above
steeplejacklng and you may have Jen
nie, provided It pays you enough to
support her."
"All right. Mr. Wilson. I'll try to fly
higher than steeplejacking."
The last words were not heard by
the elder man. lie had no confidence
in Billy's ability to make a living at
anything except the line he had fallen
Into and felt perfectly wife In agree
ing to give his daughter to him provid
ed he could support her by a more ac
ceptable occupation.
Six months passed, and Sir. Wilson
heard nothing more of his would be
climbing sou In-law. He kept nn eye
in his daughter and was reaswured ul
not seeing any evidence of diswitlsf ac
tion on her part. He was congnitulnt
tug himself that she had forgotten the
stocpleJn'-k man when one 'tiny she
said:
"Pap. I want you to take n walk
with me this afternoon."
"A business mun take u walk hi the
nrteriioon? What are you thinking of.
sweetheart 7"
"It's Saturday afternoon, uud there's
no ueed of your going to your otnee.
for there Is no one there."
The geiitlemun was persuaded, and
the two sallied forth. Jennie suggest
ed that they take a trolley ride Into
the country. This they did and final
ly found themselves in open ground.
They strolled about for some time
when suddenly Mr. Wilson, shading his
eyes from the sud with his bands,
-mid :
"What a Wg bird that Is over thereT'
"1 think It's coming this way."
The bird did come that way. grow-In
snrger nnd lurger as It neared them.
"Why. It's an aeroplane!" remarked
Mr. Wilson.
"So it is.'"' eh lined Jennie.
They watched It sailing along high
up In the air. Its two greut wings el
tended, looking for all the world like
a souring eagle. It passed u thousand
fis-t over rhelr heads, turned and
swooped dow nward like a seagull aftt-r
a fish, passing not more thuu fifty
feet above llieln.
"Hello. Jennie:" cried the aeronaut.
"Hello. Billy!" replied Jennie.
"What does this mean?" exclaimed
:he father, bridling.
Billy turned again and. passing with
in ten yard of them, replied:
"Why. you told me. Mr. Wilson, that
if I wanted Jennie 1 must fly higher
than steeplejacking. and I'm doing It
There's no steeple higher than several
hundred feet, and I've been up several
thousand."
"Nonsense!" exch;lmed the father.
"Jennie." reproachfully, "how could
you bring your father out here on
purpose to muke a fool of him?"
"I didn't, pnpn. I brought you out
here to show you that Billy hus got
the better of you. 1 want Billy, and
Billy wants trie. Now. do be a good,
sensible papu and take Billy into your
business and let us be happy."
"H'm! This was your doing. I know
your tricks nd your manners." Then
to Billy. "Take that uugodly greut bird
back to where you got it nnd tomorrow
morning come to tny office."
Mr. Wilson was partly right. After
his Interview with Billy the two con
splrutor put their heads together and
devised a chenie which Jennie, know
ing her father's disposition, believed
would be the best way to attack hbn
Any attempt to force hltn would have
resulted in failure. It was the utter
want of seu-ie lu the plan thut con
qucrcd.
Billy Is now running Ids father-In
law's business.
FIGHTING SAN JOSE SCALE.
Llms-Sulphor Wsth and What Oil
Soap Art Qeod.
For the treatment of lives or shrubs
,n with h Sun J.'m' si ulo has gained a
foothold the remedy In most general
use is a chemical combination of cul
tlum oxide and sulphur known as the
llme-Kulphui wash. I'oNiiorly salt was
added to It. but Ibis Ingredient has
been discarded. If ouo has n moderate
number of tree to spray tho most sat
isfactory plan Is to purchase conceit
fritted llmc-sulphur. which Is a clear,
reddish liquid without sediment. -To
prcpurc It for use ,ou simply dilute It
with water. Tonally It Is put up In
such strength that the proper dilution
Is one part of the concentrate to eight
or ten parts of water. If the dilution
Is not Indicated on the container or If
you want to ls certain alsnit It buy a
hydrometer. Test the specific gravity
of your concentrate. It will register
BAN JtmE BOAI.S ON TRACK TWItM.
from 32 to a.'i degrees, The dilution
for the 32 degree stuff Is one to eight,
thut for the 35 degree one to nine.
The man with extensive orchards
may wish to make his own concen
trate. The Job Is not pleasant, but If
the right method Is followed It Is en
tirely feasible, and there Is a saving lu
cost. A steam or open tire cooker must
be provided, preferably the former,
with n capacity of 1n gallons, uud an
additional arrangement for an nbun
ikint supply of hoiilug wafer. Fifty
pounds i ( lump lime is slaked lu tv.cn
ty gallons of hot water ami l pound.-,
of sulphur added while the slaking Is
going on. Then more boiling water Is
inUleil until the cooker Is filled up to
the seventy gallon mark.
This Is kept boiling slowly until all
the sulphur Is In combination. This
can be determined by dipping out a
tiiiful and letting it stand u moment.
It Is a clear, rich nsl lu color when
finished. More boiling water must ls
added ! loin time t time, while the cook
ing Is lu progress to ki-ep the total vol
ume at seventy gallons. A measuring
stick marked nt the seventy gallon line
is handy. About half an hour Is re
quired for the boiling.
The substance thus prepared Is of
lower concentration than the com
mercial kind, but otherwise It Is the
same. It should Im diluted about one
to flu
If only a few shrill in tho dooryard
are scale Infested whale oil soap Is
often used, dissolving two pounds In a
gallon of hot water. This ini'terh.l Is
rather more pleasuut to handle.
Spraying for San Jose scale must be
done when the plants are dormant,
cither In the fall or Just Is-fore the
buds begin to swell In the spring. The
substances lists) will In lure or kill
plants In leaf or If too much diluted
will not penetrate the waxy covering
that protects the scule. Country flcn
tleninn.
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"I crn ri rrn H i l l i i I rn"
INCREASING PROFITS.
Home grown protein increases T
the pro!! Is not only because or
the economy with which It can )
be produced, but also because It
Improves the hunt through the "
process of production.
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Bracing posts of Sheep Corr;,l.
The siieep corral is an important
pl-lec to fence, for it should be built
strong enough so if the herd should
stampede they will not be able to tear
It dou ii. says tho Iowa Homestead.
A corral for sheep
is often made of
field fencing lit the
bottom uud several
strands of tightly
st r etc bed barb
ires at tho top.
Smooth posts, such
us cedar or split walnut, are tho best
for high corral. Set them firmly uud
brace the corner posts very securely.
Illustration shows how to brace. To
make a good fastening at the corners
of a sheep corral or any fence bring a
length of wire back from tho front of
the post so it will extend clear around
it. Then lap these wires ut the other
side. The wires may ulso bo stapled.
A gate whb li swings from a tuli guide
polo is tho kind for u sheep corral. I'lt
something to fasten tho gute to when
it Is open: otherwise tho gute Is apt to
swing to at the wrong time when the
wind springs up suddenly. Fasten a
gitto of this typo with a chain und
huHp.
Last Beaton's Implements.
Fanners often complain 'that most
of tho profits from tho wheat crop are
eaten up by the purchase of new ma
chinery, (in some farms this cannot
be wondered ut. the owners being so
cureless with their Implement. Even
now flu harvesters that took off some
of the crops last season ure still si uud
lug lu it corner of the paddock, exposed
to tho weather. Australian Puriu Journal.
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AUTO LICENSES
mm READY
Badges Next Year Will Be
In Shape of Maltese
Cross.
SrereUry of State Uleott has mailed
about 1(1,000 blank applications for
registration of automobiles to the
owners of tneehlnet and chauffeur for
1 V) 1 4 . There will be a different num
ber of plats fur pleaaors and commer
cial cars than motorcycle!, ths motor
cycle plate having a dark blue back
ground with whits letters and figures.
Blank alo have been mailed to
County Clerks and owners ot garages,
so thut there will be no question that
all owner of automobiles and chauff
eurs receive them. The Htste will
receive shout 156,000 fur automobile
licences next year, which will b
$14,000 more than wn received this
year.
'I he mocey received from rcgistrs
tuins under the motor vehicle law Is
apportioned to the counties of the
State In proportion to tho number of
registered motor vehicles In them.
The following is a part of a statement
that hss been mailed by the Secretary
or State:
"Chauffeur registrations expire
Uecembei SI of earh year, and must
he renewed annually, to take effect
January I, fullowlng, as required in
section 14. The badges for the year
1914 are In the form of a MalUae
croia with ths figures 1914 cot through
the center. The bsdgc of 1913 wero
in ths form of a shield with appro
ptiate lettering in back."
Angler's Reports Wanted
Oregon Sportsman: We are very
anxious to have reports from anglers
ss to the r-pecies of fish caught in
different (tresm of this State. We
sre gathering data to determine. If
possible, the pecio of fish that Inhab
it the various creeks, rivers and lakes
of the Siste. The blsck-spotted or
eut-thrnat trout and the rainbow trout
and the Uollv Vardcn are tho native
specie. During the last two years
large number of tustern brook trout
huve been liberated in various stresms
throughout the State. It I of import
ance to the game department to have
rrprts from anglers ss to whether
sny of these Eastern brook trout sre
caught, so as to Judge whether the
introduction of these flah is a successor
a failure.
Penny Postage
One cent postage promne to be one
of the live isiues to be tougbt out in
the regulsr session of Congress. A
dozen bills hsve been introduced and
it is ssid that about half of these pro
vide for penny poatage outright.
It is pointed out by members inter
ested in the genersl subject that the
probable Isrge increase In the parcel
pout revenue would make penny poat
age a poteitillty without serlonslv
hampering the financial affairs of the
poitsl service. Others contend tbst
the psreel post service should be giv
en further opportunity to demonstrate
its earning capacity before a possible
Isrge revenue loss to the Department
is incurred.
Not Now
They were gazing out of the window
of the Pullman csr. The thin man was
rapturously admiring the sunset.
"Ah, Nature Is a real artist." ex
claimed the thin man, addreaalng the
fat man who sat in the opposite seat.
"Have you never gazed at ber won-
des? Have you never watched the
lambont Hame of dawn life leaping
aero tho dumeif the world? Have
you never teen drswn by tho ragged.
ruven's-wing, aky phantoms as they
blotted out tbo pale moon? Have you
never felt the amazement of these
thing?"
"Not since 1 swore off," replied the
fat man, as he prepared to hunt anoth
er sent. Cincinnati Knquircr.
IN ASHLAND
Statement of Ashland citizens are
always of Interoi-t to our readers.
To many of our readers tho HtreetH
of Ashland are almost a lamiliur as
those of our own tow n, und we are
naturally Interested to read of happen
ings there. The following report from
s well known uud respected resident
wilt be helpful to numbers of men and
women here in Lakeview.
Mrs. liyrou Colo, 737 Boulevard
Ave., Ashland, Ore., says: I suffered
for a year from a most distressing
kidney and bladder complaint. If i
stooped, Ii ha1 a sharp stitch In my
back. Often I could hardly straighten
after 'one of these attacks. I waa
sometimes afflicted with dizziness and
my health waa all run down, Doan's
Kidney E'llla were Just what I needed.
In leas than a week after 1 began tak
ing them, I Improved In every way,
I steadily got better and It wasn't
long before I had no more trouble.
My health Is now good."
For sain by all dealer. Price GO
cents. FoHter-Mlllmrn Co., buffalo,
New York, solo agents lor the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take uo other.