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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1910)
Three Fatal Accidents. Last Friday evening 12-year old Harold Chitwood, son of Mr. and Mr. D. J. Chitwood, of Chitwood, went out to drive home the cows, taking his rifle with him. Waiting a reasonable length of time for his return the father started out to hunt him. After searching but a short time he came on to the dead body of his son. The cause of the ac cident is not known but it is sup ttosed the hammer in some way was taught, discharging the weapon, the bullet entering the boy's head. . Tin death of this son occurred exactly five months after the sudden death of an older son, Ruf us. Tuesday afternoon while working in the logging camp on Depot slough John Gatens,- 19 years old, was struck by a cable and instantly killed. lie was behind a stum when the line whipped over striking him on the back of the head anc crushing the skull. He was tin son of Game Warden James Catem of Ona. The following morning the Ixxly was taken to the home foi burial. Thursday of last week an un known man was drowned while at' omrjnS to crwy the lnoulh of th .Siletz bay on a raft. The tide was running out as he atteinped to cros. and he was carried to sea, and the body has not lcen recovered. Tin intention of the man in making tin attempt, whether suicidal or other wise, will always remain a mystery. Decoration Day. The members of the Grand Armj mid Woman's Relief Corps anc citizens observed Decoration Day in this city. In the morning they marched to the cemetery and dec orated the graves and in the evening' services were held at the courthouse. Rev. IYaice, acting as chairman, made a short but interesting speed then introduced R.v. J. R. N. Roll of Corvallis, who came over on the evening train to address our people. Rev. Roll is one of the speakers in the state, and having lieen a soldier in the thickest of the battles during the entire four years of the war, had many interesting incidents to relate. The speaker's principal point was that that the war ia'cnded jiikI that this the greatest country on eartli was ajain united stronger than ever before. The speaker was talking to the men that were his deadliest enemies during the con flict, but he left no doubt in the minds of his hearers that nil en mity and strife was ended and that all were brothers. Lincoln County Fair Committee Wallis Nash, Nashville. R. F. Grant, Harlan. A. J. Oglesby, Tidewater. A. L. McDonald, Chitwood. O. G. Dalaba, Elk City. Ed Avery, Toledo. O. MiddlekaufI, Yaquina. C. II. Rradshaw, Newport. ' L. M. Commins, Reaver Creek. W. F. Keady, Waldport. Silas Howell, Five Rivers. Carl Davis, Siletz. J. W. Rones, Kcrnville. J. Veit, Eddyville. C. II. 1'earce, Morris.. Each committeeman isN requested to send to the secretary the names of a sufficient number of ladies to represent his district on the Ladies' Committee. As soon as received he will notify the different members. --- - Truant Excursion The steamer Truant will run an excursion to Elk City next Sunday to the ball game between Newport and Elk City. Roat leaves Newport at 9 a. in., and Toledo, 10. Fare round trip, from Newport, $1 ; from Toledo, 50 cents. For Sale Speckled Guinea Eggs for sale, $1 25 for fifteen. L. F. Pepin, Chitwood, Oregon. n., ni u i. .:' I w.ui(ju viuuiiiKMa wuiu mj iorions yesterday morning. Harry Fant was a passenger for the Valley Saturday morning. Lambert Nelson of Chitwood was a county seat visitor Wednesday. II. S. Porter of'Nortons was in the city the latter part of last week. G. K. Freeman visited with his family here Wednesday, returning to Newport in the evening. Miss Ethel Gray of Newport has accepetd a position as operator in the Rell Telephone oflice here. Mrs. George Hamar and little child of Nortons are visiting rela tives and friends in Toledo this week. Amos Baxter has rented the Ed Wade farm on Olalla for a term of three years. He took possession the first. ' E. II. Vader, the Eddyville mer chant, was m the city Tuesday even ing having dental work done. He returned home the ntxt morning. Newport will celebrate the Fourth of July. Preparations are under way to make this the biggest cele bration ever held in the county. The family of Engineer Merrill, f the Fir and Spruce sawmill, ar rived from Hood River and are now occupying the William Brown house. I The one that made -them cut' prices Water Front Barber Shop, Toledo, Or. Haircut 2.5c; shave j 15c. Only the. white trade wan tea. i Fred E. .Pernot, an electrician of j Jorvallls spent Monday evening nhl Tuesday in this city assisting the electric light people with their lynatno. j Elk City ball team again defeated Newport on the hitter's grounds last Sunday. Score 8 to 7. Newport will g;o to Elk City and attempt to defeat the victors next Sunday. Jacob Burkel the baker is treating the bakery building to a new coat of paini on the outside and has tainted and papered the . inside. Goldman is doing the work. W. II. Henderson and wife of Detroit, Michigan, have been the guests .of Judge and Mrs. C. II. Gardner for the past few days. Mr. Henderson and Mrs. Gardner are cousins. Mr. and Mrs Hen derson will soon return to this county to make their future home. RemembcrHomorrow afternoon is tho date of the school election, held for the purpose of voting bonds, for the building of a new' school build ing. Nothing enhances the value of property like the having of good schools and buildings. It is up to you as a good citizen of Toledo to provide your children with the lcst educational advantages. Vote yes. Port Commissioners Lee Wade and J. F. Stewart went to Portland Monday to consult with Govern ment Engineeis regarding the port and the work to be done here. While in the city they employed an engineer to make a survey of the river. The engineer will be here and begin the survey the first of next week. At the meeting of the board of commissioners last week it was decided to make a channel from the city warf at Toledo to deep water at the west end of the p .rt district at Oysterville a depth of fourteen feet. The Truant tooK a .irowd of over sixty to Newport last Saturday night to see tho boxing contest. ! As tho steadier is allowed to cany ! but fifty passengers she towed the 1. 1. rw ! ft.i ' Ktuncn incora. me crowd was well pleased with the boxing exhi bition, which consisted of two six round bouts, first between Geer of Elk City and Sharkey of Newport. The second bout was between Mc-" Elwain of Toledo and Fogarty of Newport. All the boys displayed ' much science in the art of self de-1 fence. A jolly time was had on 1 the boat coming home. ' Fishing Tackle The Fishing Season is here and we have just received the largest, the best and most Complete Line of Fishing Tackle ever brought to Lincoln County. If you doubt us call and examine the Stock. I NORM'S 1L1M1 n 3 Pool, Billiards, Card rabies, Bowling Alle.v, Candy, Cigars, Fruits, Nuts, Soft Drinks. M. N.ANDEItSQN, Prop. 9 TOLEDO, OREUON i Newton & Nye THE HARDWARE MEN Read This Then Think it Over For a Square Deal in Farm lands, Tim her claims or Town property in all parts of Lincoln county, see. NORTH, .the Real Estate Man at Toledo, Oregon (-'- ' ' Notice Farmers desiring to sell their Farms will do well to call and talk with - NORTH, the Real Estate Man, at Toledo, Oregon C. G. NORTH, Tho Real Estate Man 7 Go to Toledo Stables For good Driving Teams, Saddle Horses, Draying and Job Work at reasonable rates you can get them at Toledo Livery and Feed Stables. Hay for sale. Toledo-Siletz Stage leaves Toledo postoilice at 8 a. m. daily, except Sundays. Horses bought and sold. Good, old manure for that garden, delivered in all parts of the city. . G. NORTH, Proprietor. THE YAQUINA BAY LAND AND ABSTRACT COHPANY TOLEDO, OREGON Have an up-to-date and complete " set of Abstracts of Lincoln County. BIG INVOICE OF ART SQUARES MATTING AT BEDROCK PRICES A. ROSEBROOK j TOLEDO, OREGON Miss Leone Wade of LaGrande has been visiting relatives in Toledo this week. She returned home this morning. Dave and Shed Rosebrook came down from Portland Mart day for a visit with the home folks. Shed re turned Wednesday and Dave re turned yesterday morning. C. C Pond and J. J. Derby were over from Siletz Tuesday as wit nesses for J. M. Reeder and C. J. Hardy, who made proof on their homcsttads. T. F. Kershaw, recently of Port land, has purchased the Newport Signal of II. G. Guild. Mr. Ker shaw is an old-time newspaper man in Oregon, and we bespeak success for him in his new field. R., M.,' will May Gentleman Morgan, 5546 A. M. R. Sired by Lambert Rob, 4192; dam Kitmont, time 2: 16i, registered but cannot give number for this issue, her sire Vinmont, 14017, time 2:2U; by Prince Vinniomt. T 2:20i, and the Dam of Julia 2:20. Gentleman Morgan make the season of 1910 from 15 to July 15 as follows: Monday, 10 a. m. to Tuesday 2 p.m., at Newport; Wednesday, 10 a. m. to Thursday 2 p. in. at Siletz; Friday to Monday 8 a. m. at North's barn, Toledo. Terms, $15, payable July 15th. Mares not showing to I in foal by continuing the service of the horse, will not be considered payable until satisfaction is shown. Farmers, now is your opportunity to get the service of one of the very best horns in the United States. O. MIDDLEKAUFF Law, Real Estate and Insurance TOLEDO. ... . . OUEQUX ITCH RELIEVED AT ONUE Thiit terrible itcb disappears with the firtt drops of a simple compound o oil of wiiitergreea thymol and glyce rine mixed in i. d d. Prescription. This Rootliing, benling lotion, nsetl ex ternally kills the eczema germ instantly. Heretofore the d. n. d. remedy has been sold only in $1 00 bottles; but as a special offer, any sufferer in this town who lms never tried d. D. d. can now try this remedy in a special bottle at 25c. It cures the itching instantly. We know this. NOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION V. 8. Land Oftlee, Rosebnig, Oregon, ( H E. No. 12950, Serial 03545) May 9th, 1910. Notice is hereby given that James W. Uhaf fln, of Tidewater, Oregon, who, on August 7, 1903, madi) Homestead on try, No. 12950, Serial No. C35J5, for w4 nd se'4 nvr'. ne sw4, fc nwW teli. See. s. townshiD 14 south, ra-nra 10 ECONOMY MEAT MARKET STEWART & RANDALL Props. Keep constantly on hand a good supply of Fresh and Cured Meats. It is economy to buy your meats at this market WATER FRONT, TOLEDO For a burn or scald apply Chamber lain's Snlve. It will allay the pair most instantly nnd quickly heal the injured parts. For salt by Toledo Drug Co. PETITION FOU LIQUOR LICENSE. In the County Court of the State of Oregon,, for Lincoln Countv. In the inatier of granting a lleonso to ie'1 BplriluoiiK, malt or villous liquors, or fer mented c'der, commonly known as hard ciilor.in Yaquina precinct, Lincoln County. Oregon : To the Connty Court of Lincoln County. Ore. gon, sitting for the transaction of County busi ness, we your petitioners do respectfully peti tion said Court to (jrant a license to Edward Wade, to sell spirituous, malt, or vinous liqu ors or fermented eider, commonly known sa hard elder, at Yaquina City, in Yaquina Pre cinct in Lincoln Countv Oregon, in manner and form as by law provided, for a period of one year. Tnat we and each of us are legal voters andr actnel residents of said precinct and we havo ncinally resided in said precinct tor mora than 30 days prior to da te of this petition. Names Names WKllanlon JAShermer WEBmilh ME Conger 8 J Shermcr II J Shermer Wm R Rack us Thomas Pavcy V D Boone John Vigars Rocco Detllo James Cmlg Ben Johnson Ira A Miller A Hope W Lindermar Wm Arnold A Haburinan EMeuker O MlddlekaulT Tim Dowling Karl Knudsoii Thos Brow n John Ackrat Wm E Smith W E Smith J Martin I McDonald " "luniiieue jueriuian, nus niea noticeol , .. , i u , ... ... . Intention to make final live year prool, to es- "? ."TV. , 7, , T,""" u tublish claim to the land above described. ' f before Ira Wade. r.lllltv ci,t. i.lni 10 0 clock a- m-,nere0' 1 w ixake applica-. County, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 28'"" , CT? ' thB StH'9 ' r8 day of June, 1910. 1 8Tni for Lincoln County, nt the County Courl Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph T. Mustoe, John A. C. Nye, Fred Rot nett and Levle H. ChHttin, allot Tidewater, Oregon. k Benjamin F. Ionfs, Register. .NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Land Ofllce, Roscburg. Oregon. (0322) May 10, 1910. Notice Is hereby given that Joseph T. Mustoe of Tidewater, Oregon, who, on Nov. 25. 1903, made homestead appllct lion No. 12H0, f al No. 03622, for ni se!4, eli sw)i section 6, and nvVi of ne, section 8, township 14 south, range 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has Sled notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Ira Wade Connty Cleik, Lin coln County, Oiegon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 28th day of June, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: James W. Chaftln, John A. C. Nye, Fred Rob mett and Levi II. Chaffln all of Tidewater Oregon. Bknjamin F. Jon is, Register. Court room In tho County Court house at Toledo, in said County and State, for a licenxe to sell , I spirituous, malt or vinous liquors, or fermen ted cider, commonly known as hard cider, at Yaqulnn City in Yaquina piedinct in said county and State, for a period of one year from the 17.h day of July, 1910. Dated t his 81 day of May, A. D. 1910. Edward Wadk. ' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. V. 8. Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon. April 28th, 1010. Notice is h'rehy given that Hartiell Chance.-. ! of Tidewater, Oregon, who, on August 9. 1904,.. made Homestead Entry No. 13711, for Lot S . section 8, township 14 south, range 9 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in tention to make final five year proof, to tatablish claim to the land above described, . before Ira Wade, County Clerk, Lincoln County, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 10th day . of July, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: William Oglesby, Charles Cams, Henry Boy-' son andEcklny Heals aK e Alsea, Oregon. Benjamin F.Jones, Register. Y