Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, December 28, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY.DECEMBER 28, 1922. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER W. H. HALL, E. F. HALL, G. W. HALL Publisher!. ' G. W. HALL, Editor. Entered rt Tsledo, Oregon poitofflce, aa peoor.d-rlaas matter, under the Act of IJarch 3rd, 1S73. Established" Tweatf-Nlne Yert Ago. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year. In advance, $2.00 Six Month, In advanc 11.00 WHY NOT TAX ALLT "One sixth of the Income of the T'nited States Is taken away from the people In taxes," says the National Industrial board. Instead of rerommendine new taxa tion to make up l',e deficit which government revenues face. Sec. Mel Ion advocate? th lowering of surtax on large incomes from the present 60 1 per cent to 23 per cent, contending this action would result in capital l.j'i.S drawn from its hiding p'.aces and put to productive work, thus creat lug new tax sources naturally. Great wealth. Mr. Mellon pointed cut, now sinks itself in taxexempt ocurities and other tax free invest ment liekls and yields the govern n, out nothing. If this money Is re leased, lie pointed out, it will multiply tax f ourre.-j. ''The s'ir'nx"s are grnrlur-lly de feating tiKir own purpose," his report said. "HU;U rates are becoming In. effective because of the steady dis appearance of taxable incomes they are mi-iuioa io reacu. i be raised to the dignity or the United States Supreme Court until he has de monstrated his breadth of mind and understanding and proved his judicial ability. Nominations for the Supreme Court should como from the United States Circuit Courts or come other t'nited Ptntes Courts, perhaps even from the Supreme Courts of the sev eral states. Such a practice would raise t lie standard of the lower courts In addition to further safeguarding the rights of the people. At preuent the lower courts offer little to attract the ablest of attorneys. The salaries are inconsequential and If, plus this, promotion Is to be denied, if men who have served faithfully and efficiently are to be set aside at the behest of political hucksters who In turn are dominated by corporation powers be- saw grass Is being used In newsprint paper manufacture. A great mill at Seesburg is turning out substantial quantities of a paper up to the highest standard. The Importance of the dis covery lies in the fact thut paper can now be made from an annual crop. It takes fifty years to grow pulp wood. XTp-to-date newspaper publishers have regarded the paper sltuntoin with dread. They knew they were In the grip of the manufacturers and experi ence has shown they might expect no mercy Their only hope was govern mental Interference with further ex ploitation, and with Attorney General Daugherty in the saddle they had lit tle hope of any relief from that quar ter ' However, the reaper now Is begin ning to take the place of the lumber Jack and old dame nature puts an end hind the throne, then contempt for to further public robbery which to date the judiciary will soon reach the dang er point. Such appointments as But ler's will cause a demand for the peo ple to elect their judges and with a right to recall them. 'government hag failed to stop. PRODUCING MILK. Among my neighbors Is a chap with such a friendly, genial ni&p, his milk cows do not cure a rap. for any stunt he pulls. And all his c.attla like him so, they just produce good milk and grew the thing he wanla they seem to I am off of the female question for Good and all. Thursday Mas cuzzen was here this mornins for a wile and he sure did tawk. He cuddent tawk about nothing else than his parents. After he had went pa Bed he was such a liar he was doubtful If he ever had any parents he was such a liar POIt SALE 191 acres north of To ledo for $C00 cash; Inquire of Box 276, Toledo, Ore. 45 2t LOST .Between the Bakery and To ledo Drug Store on Dec. 25, Ladles gray pocket book, containing coin purse and perfume bottle, finder .: please leave at Toledo Drug Store. Mrs. Ruth Arthur 45 2t WESTERN LITERARY MAGAZINE THE LARIAT lot Portland, Ore., makes its bow as a literary monthly, the only publication of the kind west of New York, devoted exclusively to discussion and criticism of literary matters. Western writers will find It of great interest aj voicing west ern standards of expression, when it is considered that the west has never produced a writer of the degenerate know, from the new boru calve3 to jschool, but all western fiction, poetry bulls. If some old rip. some bovine land dramas are clean and wholesome yegg, should blaze away and break a from the days of the pioneers in lit- j peg for this old boy, he'd rub HKH erature down to the present. The FOR SALE "Winchester" automatic shot gun, good condition; $40. In quire of F. A. Proctor, Winant, Ore. 44 2t pd. FOR SALE Will sell acres with a seven room house, or any part of an acre and one half tract, within the city limits. Will take a Ford car In a trade for any part of this property. Also a new 12 inch turn ing plow. C. .F MOCK. 41 tf WANTED 5 head No. 1 milk cows, frosh or coming fresh. Inquire A. O. Rust, Toledo, Oregon. 44 2t In the f,lce of such cond'lions our!8 crack at er 01(1 ben TAKEN UP One coming 2-year-o'd Jersev heifer wltii cron off the leg and say: "So, bossy cow." He firBt number is for January, 1P23, and right ear and underbite in the left. never lets his temper r;3e, the piece has just been published. It Is on fine I S. Romtvcdt, Nashville, Ore. 42-4t- that furru Ills shin bone flies brings 'paper and carries no advertisements! forth a look or mild surprise upon his of trashy books, classic brow. He rubs her gently on . o the back and doesn't vearn to take Friday .re tcecner laws still stand without change per- nacK a roB8t trom ott ner loln- He milling the continued issunnce of says: "Such actions do not pay; you 'ax ey.-n pt securities bv cities, states !CR'1't mnkR C0WB Bjve milk that way, r.nd ry !!!. It is estimated tli.it $2,-!nnd 1 work sixteen hours a day to (inO.f'f'O.f'OO of new securities of this ' Batller in 801116 col-" He says that char.ntiT will 1 Issued in 1S22 bring- were likely fine In sixteen hut ing the ttci of su-h bonds up around dre(1 eighty-nine, "but no hamstringing fie $"nfoft,nc0.000 mark the income hounds for mine iu nineteen twenty- from which onno3 taxation. ilwo- "IS cows Btr01- nomewaru iwico a day to get tneir greens ana 'pickled hay, he has to beg them not was tawklng nor yet to jabout nineteen 23 being the Centenlal LET JUSTICE DICTATE JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. to ' stay when all the chores are thorough. This man is healthy, rich an1 wlt-a lia lino a tt I f rt n m rvl n otosC term of protest caused by the janri thnt tn!(n " rn npiB nomination of P.erce Butler, corner- lwhere com tltlon.s not, He lives on Httnn :,i!on.?y of St Paul to be As- m Rni , d wh h soemte Justice of the United States ,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,, ..,, The Supreme Court, as outlined in an Intl mate nrtlcle written exclusively for this newspaper by Edward Percy Howard, a dose student of national af fairs, clearly shows the growing evil effect of tarring the judiciary with the political brush. Unquestionably, sion iQ the skies besides the one he's got. PAPER ROBBERS SEE THEIR FINSH. i ! L... . V!,nnVlb-a FOR RA LE Red Star Ranges while th?y last, bed-rock prices. Come in and look them over. New and Second Hand Store. 44 4t FOR SALE 191 acres north of Toledo for $GC0 cash; Inquire of Box 176, Toledo, Ore. 44 2t LOST 'One 2 year-old Jersey heifor, fawn color. Inquire A. O. Rust, To. ledo, Oregon. 44 2t of sumthing ruth er and IV? and Blisters was a haveing a argu mint about weth er basket hall or futball was the usefullest to a mans veducat'on and suddenly she turned to Pug & she says. What is a Centenlal. Pug was caught off of his pard as they say In Sport ing Clrklea and cct and lie scrach FOR SALE 1 "iBtornationa'" gas en ed his ear a mlnlr Sine, 10 h. p., good as new. Will ell at seasonable price it talcea at once. Inquire at Leader officce. 2Stf FOR SALE 242 acres of the finest timber in Siletz. Guarantee be tween 7 and 8 million feet of mar ketable timber. Between 2 and 3 million feet of Cedar. Good lerms and bargain. Inquire at Leader of fice. 37 tf. ana then up & sed. A Centenlal is a wirm with about a 1000 legn commonly cal'ed a 1000 letrs-rl s The discovery that wood pulp is no unless some v;uv be found to check the longer necessary in the manufacture wirm. Well we all hart , i tt "3' reactionary tendency both in judicial of paper carries a ray of sunshine in- Ixpense. at e' appointments and jud.cial decisions, to every nome. Sanirdv n,,- . the cmntry will soon find Itsei: ready The prices that Merchants Ihome in thn i " HeT!S for revolt, not at the hards of labor ,been compelled to pay for wrapping ;him f "Jral country & helped agi.ato.s and economic disturbers, but paper have reached a proportion :t9 h a " plgs and animals, nt the hands of the plain forward look- that has actually affected prices in ' ri t m T'",n pn w,tch ing Americans who lovo impartial some commodities. InivMhv 1 1 ? 0n ,, ls Dertht,ay n- justUe mid i-ppreclato fair play. Tho paper robbery has not been Wh n .ly ana ne "a3 It True love. Whatever merit there may be In solely a newspaper problem, though re ',"d r w.h,y he aswcred and t!e atlcek on Butler may De npn to hundreds of publishers have been driv- jL"' oeau8e it never runs s-nonth argument, but p'ainly his legal ttaln-n into bankruptcy by the unconscion- . r,... at 7 thlrty- Well this In t with importunate corporate inter-;able gouging of paper manufacturers. sts Is not calculated to have develop- Id in him the judicial mind. FOR SALE CHEAP Or trado; one sound sorrel mare, wt. 1400; buggy and harness; one' Ecoctmy King rr-5am separator, 600 pounds per nr. Slightly used, $25.00 cash. Joe Kouier, Star r'ciUe, Toledo, Ore. 43-2t eOR SALE Cheap Buttercup's Ore gon Pogls, register No. 182889; sire, Figgs Pegs of Oregon, regster No. 114308; dam, Rosaline's Buttercup, register No. 300243, aropped Oct. 3, 19 18;breedor. Mrs. Emma Hul bert, Albany. Oregon. Presest own er, Frank Updike. This animal is at' the Updike barn across from the I. O. O. F. hall. Will render service until eold. 42 tf country life. I guess r. , i .... , a.- aunnnvUa-j - 1 a rrices nave Deen uitea unaer every . a, mi oi queer noisei nraicTt lln1a tho alln Viit tYinrn than hlte. RememhnrA what , The first reform In cur judiciary :a month aeo publlsuers were warned . '"""'"S money when you are might well come In recognition cf the of still further ndvances. Im ? S 8 stranBe Dla"e- And tult principle of civil service to whkh this 1 Relief, however, ls In sjght. Florida my my 5 cents and put It in my " mruwea ir ni-p in . , ,- ,A 'corner lHndn fl.ni... m larm ana garaen. Dearing iruu. vueap lawTwr Sh, ,TCif,M ike" Thfn la'e1 for fash or trade tor place near To- 1H ,; ' : ' "6'' "' watcntn fhe ledo or Qaqnlna Bay. Call on or write om stocking. Rockfellow and VarA n v nino nnrvaiiu cira nnx 1. must have a awe full time gitting to ' 40 5t paid, sleep at nite. Monday Back to town and clad nf FOR SALE OR TRADE Good piano; BARGAIN 2 acres, 9 room house, big sleeping porch, near O. A. C. cam pus; good for boarding, fine chicken Water Front Market WHOLESALE A SETAlL Dealers la DRESSED A CURED MEATS FISH m SEASON HIGHE8T PRICES PAID FOR HIDES VAUGH & MEAKER, Props. Goo orm HAIR- NETS Just the Shrpo or Color that the most Fastidious Feminine Tastes May Desire. CareftiJ Selection from Imported Stocks Guarantees Them Perfect. We are as Proud to Sell Them as You Will Be to Wear The". "COODFORM" Nets are Made for and Sold exclusively by REXALL Store Only "7 POPULARLY PRICED AT 2 FOR 25 " DOUBLE MESH. .-,. .. ;f-?." - TOLBWO DRUG CO. The naitxsmS T. P. HAWKIMS, Pvep. the same. Went to a social and herd a lady sing a song In Soprnna and also i in Tencn. Ma was crazy r.bout It a parently and eed she sung like a bird. Ta sed he wlsht he wod of hnil . Jshot gun. I gess he never will am-ec- ate art like ma does Or me. Tuesday Well we got moved to are new house finelly at last and I gess pa and me will never get to walk on the flore only In are stocking ft on acct. of the way the old f'ores Is' fix ed up. Pcrsonly I wood ruther live In the old homested and have personal liberty. WednesdayWell I got a xcuse now for not byelng Jane enny Crlsmas pres ence after she went A Insulted me the way she did at the Camo fi-e girls dance tonlte. A cupple fellows went home erly and Jane sed Let em go. and I sed. But what if all the gentlemen wood leave like that Rnd she sed the wood get along because they wood he mo and a few other? left yet. So what have you? inqul-e at Boot- err. 32 tt SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN, new and renewals for all papere and maga zines published. Everett Miller, To ledo, Oregon. Box 117. 41-8t- PROFESSIONAL CARDS F. M. HELLWARTH M, D. General Practice CALL 8 ANSWERED PROMPTLY Office In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. TOLEDO. ORE. Dr. Ernest H. Hall Dentist First National Bank Building Phone 1108 Toledo, Ore. C. E. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Toledo. Oregon L INCOLN BOUNTY DOES B ANK i A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO. OREGON 4 Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits C. E. HAWKINS, President C. O. HAWKINS, Vice President J. B. BOOTH, Cashier A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier tmntun 1 1 IA1 First National Bank Member of jji FEDERAL RESERVE BANK ? CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00 To'edo Oregon Bregdon the Electrician With the Yaquina Electric Co. For Electric Work That Will Pass Underwriters Inspection ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, WIRING & REPAIRING Call Yaquina Electric Company ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN E3 Br-, 7 hit U why LANG stoves are used and endorsed by thousands of American housewives because they have proved themselves leaders in fuel economy, simplicity in operation, appearance ana scapinry. ine Lang principle of heat cir culation, the Hot Air Draft and the Hot Blast principle enable all Lang Ranges to cut fuel costs to a minimum. Manufactured of Armco Polished iron, nickel plated trimmings and con taining eleven exclusive features, Lang Ranges are original in type and construction. LANG Rangei art lathi hj m irta guaranttt of utisfaction. CaB today and ui tit varkmt wdels on display at cur itm DEALER'S NAME Qualify Course I Cot x 8 In. Bateman Furniture Company TOLEDO OREGON WHEN you have a bilious attack your liver fails to perform its functions. You become con stipated. The food you eat ferments in your stomach instead of digesting. This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. There is nothing better. ED'S SMOKEHOUSE We carry the highest class line of Tobacco and Candies on the market. Soft drinks of all kinds;.- We make a specialty of MOUNT HOOD ICE CREAM- -THE BEST BILLIARD TABLES IN LINCOLN COUNTY E. A. LYTLE, Prop. I t ii m i ii i i hi i i n i ttt i i i iii t - Cosy Billard Parlor- - c 3 DRINKS OF ALL KINDS SERVED Take a Carton of YAQUINA VALLEY ICE CREAM home ; wWi you Absolutely the BEST on the Market SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO NICHOLS A BAIN, Prop. IMIIMIIHOIMWIIMHMMIIMMIMMtMIHHm' wniiHiimiiiiiiiiiii ii 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 ii t j