Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, March 27, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIlit'Colit countplcnl)cr!,heriRh,8ofanycitizen- r liberties I V. . 1 111. i ! OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER COLLINS & HAYDEN, Poblisiiers Knureri at the poetoffice at Toledo, Oregon, second-class mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATE5 One Year - - Six Months Three Months - - - fl 50 7fi 60 Charles II. Gardner, Republican candidate for the nomination of Joint Representative for Lincoln and Polk counties, has been a resi dent of this county for nearly five years. He is a thorough business man, having made a success of his own business, and can le depended upon to look after the interests of the two counties he desires to repre sent in the State Legislature. Never in the history of the Paci fic Northwest have the wheat ex ports held up as they have this sea son. All records for foreign ship merits were broken in 1 February, Portland leading all the wheat ship ping ports of the entire United States- with 2,270,792 bushels; Pugot S'nmd was second with 2, 0")6,332 bushels. March figures will not fall far behind those for February. C. C. Ilaiinnerley, publisher of 4ho NfVs Reporter, . McMinnville, is a candidate for Senator for this district, now represented by 'Dr. Wright, and composed of Lincoln, Tillamook, Yamhill and (recently added) Washington counties. f -0 - . v'v.d.w..j. nil i Hammerly was born and raised on afarm in Iowa, taught school a nmu ..t 5 .. i.s..u ..u..,.kt o years in country, WSh school and academy; hut for the j greater part of the time he has lived here in the west (over twelve 1 years) 1ms k-en nn editor. lie is a lifelong republican. If elected he will make a social effort to rep resent every portion of the district. Call for Convention. To ihe Socialists of Li coin county, Or.: Yon Hre hereby notified Hint at a mreMng of the Executive Committee vt the Socialist paity held in Toledo on the 21st day or March. 1908. it, whs ordered that the county convention of c,w.iu,f , , , . the Socialist party be called to meet at ) Ihe Courthouse in Toledo on the 10th j day of April. 1908. at. 10 nVlncW m huid convention is called for the pose of iiomi.iating cnudidatVfor ,nr" ! be various county offlceri to he voted for at. he General Election to be held the Ut day of June, 1003 and to tmnsnct fUch other business as mav nronnrlv come before said convention. The basif of representation shnll he one delegate for each precinct and one a iditional delegate for each five votes or m-'jor fraction thereof oast forC. W. Kttzee, Socialist candidate for Govei nor in 1006. It is further mniffesied that ..14 l , . .. precinct conventions be held on Friday , the 3d day of April. 1908. at one o'clock p. m., for the purpose of eleotiug del egatea and nominating candidates for precinct olllcers. Precincts will be en titled to the following number of dele yates: Alscn 1, Beaver Creek 3, Big Elk 1. Elk City Five Rivers 1, Kernville 8, Little Elk 3, Morris 1, Nashville 1, New port 2. BMeiz 2, Toledo 6, Tidewater J, I Tiquttin. J. W. Pamish, Otto O. Krogstad, Chairman Secretary, Our Coming; Primary. Terliapsall the voters of our con my are thinking more or less abuit the owning primary, and considering just for whom they should cast their vols and iufliiencs and why. Perhaps therefore a few thoughts on this sub Jct may be in plane jul. now M cn sidering any candidate I t me H-k. First: Has he the ability required by the office? Here an experience in the work of the office snd a knowledge of its special needs are qualihWioim, wbiob grea'.ly increase the value of any public servant and should argue elo quently in his favor. Second: la he courteous to all? This question should not find its limits in the time he is a candidate, lib should always regard Ibe rights aud feelings of others. Third: Is he just and upright in all bis dealings. Only meu'who are strict. J honest can safely be entrusted with official business. Fourth: If he is to be elected to auv legislative assembly, we should ask. will hi oppose all laws which nbridge duwuiu uv lummaiuou. 1.110 ujniuuilU' ance of our liberties does not include liceuse to;, do. wrong. The rights of every citiaen inay be secured legally without interference with the of one'. Givimratteation to tnpso will lend greatly to the purification of our political co-idition. Respectfully yours, K. L. Wildman, Elections of 1908. Registration open?, January Ctb. Closes for primaries April 7th. Primary elections, April 17tb. Registration reopens, April 21. Closes for election. May 15, General election, June 1. Registration reopens, Sept. 20. Closes for election, Oct. 20. Presidential election Nov. 3. Esperanto Club. The literary society of the Toledo Public Schools have organized an Es peranto Cluh. They invit all who will toj'iin them in studying fcpergnto. They are going-to send for books Tuesday, March 31. Thoe who wish to join the cluh, and have honks sent for, may hand the nionev (i5c.) to J. W. Wijson. - Council Proceedings. The Common Council of the oitv of Toledo met in regular adjourned ses sion March 18th. Present-Mayor R. A. Arnold; Connoilmen E. J. Avery, j If you wJsll l0 buy or 8el rea, Mta C. B Crosno.K W. Carson, A. Rose-j UB. We are prepared to handle brook, A. T. Peterson, and Recorder yonr business promptly and on satis Krogstad. Absent Councilman (3. R. factory terms. hencKV " i , r i , .... , . V IBQIL IIOWKLI, & Co., . Report read from Street Com m tree: . . l iu . . . City lie,, docket nmiuRt property of M. Wygant on Fourth slreet for putting .lown 40 ieel of cutters, and I!) added Mr. ! to the lien docket against propertv'-of STl ' preaching immedi St. Johns Rnisnnnl Pi.nr..i, n p,.'..i, ately following. Everybody cordially , """v-" iti,imr'u y wjurt e y -ul , 8t- Johns Episcopal church on Fourth ! !!re8t for P,,uin(,"n Oreet of gutter. 1 ReP' t accepted and amounts ad.led to , former Msement on Lien Docket. It being ascertained thnt lot 4. block 8 belong jointly to (J. L. Gray and the Fir and sP,,,,ce Lumber Co. instead of all of it to Mr. Gray, it was therefore moved and carried that 12 front feet of Bid lot be assessed to Fir and Spruce Lumber Co. and the remainder, or 38 front feet to G. L.Gra. antf the Lien Docket changed accordingly. Report of Committee on Str.e ts, on condition of city wharf, accepted and adopted. Committee on Jail reported progress. On motion above oommitte given fur ther time. Following bills were allowed a id warrauis issued ior the respective Rmountft. ? M n ', . . . , . M ou & Hoeflein, contract lower- iu$ juy lldll, etc., 900. M. N. Anderson, hauling d!rt off r,uL-i.. ai J T, , "mea ' ordinance " Un olmtracnon. pl,;ed on the Moved and carried that ordinance City wharf, be enforced by the Marshal On motion Street Committe was in- structed to prepare plans and specific-, tions for the repairing of City whatf and to advertise for bids for same, with or without material. On motion the matter of removing piling in bottom of river causing ob struction to City wharf, be referred to BUUU1IUU HPUIJ Ul Committee on Streets "Moved and carried that Council ex tend tbe free use of ry Hall and lights for use of Rosebrook'a Brass B'lnd for practio-i purposes. j No Sale for Bark. The i u'look for the cascara Im. k mar ket is not good sara the OiwnnUn j Trade has been nearly Msgnant for iiu ym-e lenoing downward, and the indications are that the situation will be even worse in' luuire, owing to the failure of one of i,uo iniuoni. imnaiprs oi tins commt d tv : in tie wnrl.l uinuii.uuy j n-v! T 1 . ! o'iiman ruiton Company, a wholesale drug firm of New York, with i branohes In Chicago and London, as-' signed ten days ago, the failure whs ' rirnntnltuf iA I... 11- . .. . Mr, Btallman Immediately following the failure, cables aimoiinoeii that L011. don brokers had offered 60 tons of bark 011 the London market at 30-i eauiva. lent tnKrm.l.,, n,l I 'mi- . lent to 5 cents a pound here. This lot . b , lMO aol(. , ingsof the StallmanA Fulton Company I and the fear was expressed that th ' receiver for the mmnL J, i . receiver lor the wmpany might force on toe American Market the New York holdluga of the firm, whioh are uppofed to be laree Such action 1 woiildabaohiti.lv 1172. eotioo would absolutely swamp market .1- ready demoralised. Cascara bark was one of th H commodities to feel the effect of the ' trade depresaiou in the East. Thej emmet, however, had not been active for several years, though a number of , times speculators have thought the de- . . , I mand was on the point of reviving. Statistics in this connection, however, proved misleading, fot the manufact ures succeeded in getting alomr with- i ut what was thought to , b :heir linnal requirements. It may be -they louna a cneaper substitute, but it is more than likely that tfKe trade has over estimated the. demand. . toome 400 tons, of bark of various ages are held by dealers' and specula tors and the supply bids fair to be further increased this year. Advices from different points in the cascara sagrada sections are that preparations are being made to peel a larger quan tity than was brought out last year owing to me tact that labor is more plentiful, but it will, without doubt, prove an unprofitable harvest for the peelers. Sow Bean. Seeding time will be here before we know it. Are you looking up your wants in the seed line?. Remember, Krogstad the seed man, can supply you with all you need in this line. AH gar den eeed guaranteed and replaced if not goo .1. . Wanted to Trade. Improved real estate worth $3000 and business with Tent, bringing in more than f 1200 per year; for good farm or dairy ranch in Siletz or Alsea Valley. AddrPM, Jkbs Fnwv,' Now-port, Op. Waldport Real Estate Firm. " Biupori, uregon. Seventh Day Adventist Church. . SBrv'oe8 every Saturday. Sabbath invited. How about your bee siiDuliee? Are you ready for an early flow of honey? Remember the first flow of honey is by fur the most delicious. Most beekeep ers loee the first end best flow of honey because they dont give their bees a chance. I can furnish vou everv thing in the bee-biiimiess line at Portland prices. Krogstad's Bee Supply Store. Dou't yon want to own a whole brass baud, au orchestra and a lotof enchant ing opera singers? All tuepe and lots of entertainment besides are included in an Edison or a Victor phonograph. See them at Krogstad's. :' A Pleasant Physic. When you want a pleasant physic give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trml. j They are mild and gentle in their notion and always pro duce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call at Otto O. Krogstad's drug store for a into o. 1 free sample. . A full line of up-to-date jewelry at the Honbotiiere. Every piece guaran teed. Also a gold filled signet hatpin giten ui:h each purchase., TOLEDO'S DEJM IST-Office in Ofste dahl building. Hours 9-12, 1-4 p. m. Go to H. E. Peterson for your Spec l tades and eve glasses. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. lT. 8. Land Cltice, Portland, Oregon, February 8, 1908. Notice 1b hereby given thai Daniel W.McGIll SlleU, Oregon, has Hied notice ot Ills Inten tion to make dual commutation proof In up port of hisclalm, vU: Hon,eeatl entry No. 16142, made January 16, 1907, for the neJ4 of section 26, township 8 1, range 10 w, and that aid proof will -be made before the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, en March 24, 1908. He names the following witnesses to prove ma continuous resilience upon, and culiiva tlon of. said land. vl! a' u- , . . A.M. Mown, Stephen L. Stratton. Chris- tlan Burn and Harlle R. Wilson all of Siletz, "" son- Aloebkons Pbhsseb, Register. T NOTICE Foil PIIUMOATION. ' U l and Ollloe, Portland, Oregon, ' January 19(18. with the pr.vWnn.of ihe a-t of Congress f J"e3, 1878, ei.tliled "An act for ihe sale of t,,nber ,,na ,he '' ' California, Ore- ""' Nevild Washington Territory," as eiteni'ed lo H the Pulllo Land 8tates by act of August 4, W2, Phillip Harwood, of Lyons, nij 01 unn, state 01 uregon, Has tnis aay flled thl' offl(' hls wom statement No. 7M-'or,,,ePn'ohof thewX of nwJi. iej ' w and ne of swJi of section 84 in town, shlpu wnth, range 10 west, and will offer P'f to show that the land soug'it is more Talunble for l1 ,ton than for agricultural f T? ! '""1 to ,ub,lb h" I,ln to Ml1 laud before the County Clerk at Toledo, Uregon on Monday, the 2. day of March, 1908. He names as witnesses: c- k- Vanderpoo!, M. R. Bturderant, EC. ft. ai D- u Ca"k ,u ot ToI,,0 aSTmci all irn. d.lmln, advemly the 'to dcribed lands are requested to lie tbair eMmt ln ttila offlee on or before said 1M ' Alqeskom B. Pbbmsr, Register, When in .Toledo Stop: at the MERCHANTS HOTEL The Leading Hotel of Toledo RATES: Room and Board, II per Day, and op Meals, 25 cents. Rooms, 50 cent HfSpecial Rates for Families"! 3D. L. CUSACK, Proprietor FOR LEAD Al! Kinds of Plain and Fancy Job Work Done With Neatness and Dispatch. R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TOlRDO, ORKOON Office in Schenck Building. Office hours : 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to i and 7 to 8 p. m. Emergency Calls at any time. cum 'rHONES-im INCOLN BOUNTY DANK (INCORPORATED) $10,000 Paid Up Capital Drafts and Money Orders sold, the United States, TH0S. LEESE, President. GDAKDIAti'8 BALE OB REAL PROPERTY. Notice ia hereby arlven that on Ratnrriav th 7th day of March 1908, at the hourof one o'clock p. m. of said day. at the front donr nf tha Court house In Toledo, Lincoln county Oregon, I will nfl'or for sala and sell to the highest bid, der for cash In band, all tha richt. tltln Anil estate of Randolph Orton, a minor, in and to the following described real property, to-wit: An undivided one fourth Interest in and to the south east quarter of the south west quar ter or lots numbered 27 and 28, and the south we-t quarter of the south east quarter or lota numbered 29 and 80 of section seventeen ln townshl p ten sout h, range ten , west of Willam ette Meridian In Oregon. 6ald sale ts made under and nnrauant nf license and order made by the County Court of Lincaln county, Oregon, on the third day of February. 1908. In the matter of tha riiirAU,,- shlp of the estate of Rand ph Orton, amlnor, authorising and empowering me, C. E. Hawk ins as auardian of tha natata nf mi.,... above named, to sell the above described real property at publlo auction to the highest bid der for cash In hand, and to dispose of the pro oeeds In the manner prescribed by law, , Dated this 8rd day of February. 108. C. E. Hawkins, Guardian of the above named minor. This office is in receipt of 250 pack ages of garden seeds for free distribu tion. These seeds were sent by Sena tor C. W. Fulton and any one who in tends having a garden should call in and get a package, their being fire dif ferente varieties in each package. JOB WORK TBT THUS ER TOLEDO BAKERY J. BURKEL, Proprietor South end Railroad Avenue Fresh Bread, Fresh Pies Fresh. Cakes Everything First-Class Orders out'of town promptly filled. payable at all principal points in Canada and Europe. WM. SCAETH, Cashier Notice to Stockmen. GRAZING PERMITS FOR 1908. Applications for permits to grate live stock on the Uinpqua Rational Forct for the season of 1908 must be flled in the ofllca of tne under signed at Eugene, Oregon, on or before March tutu, 1WO. The Secretary of Agriculture hm authorised the grazing of 600 head of cattle and horses and 6000 head of sheep and goata, during tha season of 1908. The period 'during which grazing will be allowed and the fees to be charged are as foll ows: Grazing period. May 1 to October 81 1908, Cattle 26 cts per head, Horses 85 cts per head Yearlong, ending AprU 80, 1909, Cattle 40 cts per head, Horses 60 per head. May 1 to Oct 81. 1908. Sheen 0 t. n.. Goats 10 eta per head : Yearlong May 1. 1908 to r..i,,oumPM cm per head Goats is cts per head. Blank forms to be used In m.LInn . -1 1 -. tion and further information In regard to grazing will be furnished upon request. Citdb R. 81m, Supervisor. Wanted Timber Lands. Homestead relinquishments wanted. Waut to buy direct from owners. Write particulars to M. H. , box 492, Eugene, Oregon WANTED. A homestead relinnnlalv ment with good timber, or a good tlnu uer claim. W. S,nr.T. 787 Hawthorn Ave. Portland, Ore.