' r: " ' . t : ! i Volume XVI. Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, May 29. 1908. Number I4 REPUBLICAN TICKET. U. S. Senator II . M. CAKE Congressman W. C. HAWLEY Supreme Judge R. S. BEAN Dairy and Food' Commissioner J. W. BAILEY Railroad Commissioner T. K. CAMPBELL Prosecuting Attorney E. R. BRYSON Joint Senator W. N. BARRETT Joint Representative B. F. JONES COUNTY - Sheriff J. II. ROSS Clerk IRA WADE Commissioner JOHN KENTTA Treasurer G. B. McCLUSKEY School Supt. R. P. GOIN Assessor W. E. BALL Coroner F. M. CARTER PRECINCT-TOLEDO Justice' of the Pence M. N. ANDERSON Constable G. L. McCAULOU. For Coroner. I hereby announce myself as an Independent candidate for the office of Coroner of Lincoln county, subject to the will of the voters at the General election June 1 . . . ' ' R. D. Burgess. Notice to Bidders. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received on or before June 10, 1908 by the board of School Directors, Dist. No. 2, for furnish ing 20 cords of hard wood, vine maple, crabapple or cherry, and 2 eords of fir, to be delivered at the school house before August 15, 1908. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 21st day of May 1908. G. B. McClcskey, Clerk. Wanted Farm Land. Will pay cash for land near Agen cy, lower farm, or anywhere from mouth of Siletz river to Agency. Also near mouth of Salmon river. Address Ralph Ackley 03 Corbett B'ld. Portland, Or. TO BE GIVEN AWAY. An Edison Home Phonograph With 30 inch Brass Horn With 18 Inch Bell. This grand talking machine will lie given away, absolutely free. If you are interested ask GEORGE HALL at the Bonboniere Pool and Billiard Parlors. Bids Wanted.- Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the County Court of Lincoln county, Oregon, for, ; furnishing Lincoln county twenty-five cords of good heating stove hard wood and five cords . of good fir wood, the same to be de livered at the courthouse woodshed. Said bids are to be opened . on the 'first day of the July 1908 term of the County Court. The Court re serves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, May 12, 1908. By order of the Court. For Sale. Rake and McCormick mower, new separator, capacity 460 lbs. per hour, wagon, plows, etc; 1 good work horse 1- yoke cattle, and all kinds farming tools. Will have 10 good milch cows for sale next fall, will be fresh in January and Febru ary. Call at ranch near Storrs. Anton Kizwsli. V( Old Sam. Logan Place.) Bob Tronson of Siletz went to Portland. I S. J. Whitford was down from Elk City Friday. Ike Derrick moved his family to Eddyville this week. Joe Ludwig was up from Otter Rock the first of the week. T. H. Horning and Vinton Jones went to Otter Rock Monday. Mr. and Mrs G. M. McBride came in from their homestead Tuesday. Brother Matthews of the News Reporter was in town Wednesday. Miss Hattie Gillette went to Cor vallis yesterday morning for a short visit. Ches Morrison of Pioneer passed through on the train Tuesday evening. John Ducey and Chas Stenchfield of Siletz were in the city Monday on business. Miss Faith Stewart visited Miss Lillie Miller at Pioneer Saturday and Sunday. M. P. Christianson, a timber land locator of Albany, was in To ledo Monday. ... Frank and Vernon Jones returned to their home at Independence the first of the week. Edwin T. Clark of the Upper Farm was here on land business several days last week. Miss Ida Hurley ; who has Wen teaching school near Harlan, came home Tuesday evening. George Chambers and family came ' down from their farm near Nortons Tuesday evening for a few days' visit. . William Kisor came down from Portland Monday evening for a short visit with his mother at Siletz. J. H. McNeil left Monday morn ing for Portland, Seattle and Ta coma. He will take in the fleet while at Seattle. Miss Ethel Gray came up from Newport yesterday morning. She will be Hello Girl during the ab sence of Miss Gillette. Brother Clark of the News-Reporter was up from Newport Satur day packing his printing machinery for shipment to the Resort City. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hampton' of Forest Grove visited a week among old scenes at this place and New port, returning home Saturday morning. ' Alfred Leask came over from Corvallis Wednesday evening return ing Thursday morning. Alfred leaves the 2nd of June for his old home in Scotland. Fred Chambers went to Salado Saturday morning, where he will get busy in a chittim patch. He will peel during the summer on J. S. Copeland's place. Mrs. Lottie Rosebrook returned to her home at Portland Saturday morning, after a two week's visit with her parents here. She was accompanied home by her little sister, Helen Krogstad. Andersen Bros, have taken their launch out of the water and will in stall a ten horse power engine in her, and repaint the hull. They expect to have her in commission again in about ten days. The boat will run on the lower bay and do a general towing and passenger busi ness. She has capacity of from thirty to forty passengers. Honoring Oar Soldier Dead. The exercises for Decoration Day will be held at the cemetery tomor row at 2 o'clock p. m. Members of Abe Lincoln Post and all Veter ans, members of Woman's Relief Corps and decorators will meet at the cemetery at that hour. The program follows: Ritualistic Exercises by Abe Lincoln Post No. 68. Decoration of Cenotaph Eleanor Grady, Edith Ball, Viola Gan non, Alta Waugh, .Lola Wade, Lela Bartholomew. Song "Nearer My God to Thee." Exercises by the Woman's Relief Corps : PFroPATTrv rY GRAVES Comrade Espy T. P. Fish, Ma tilda Espy, Lela Bartholomew. Comrade Conklin II. R. Sturde vant, Inez Hooker, Lola Wade. Comrade Thayer A. O. Hooker, Minnie Gannon, Alta Waugh. Comrade Hagen Jul) Arnold, Jen nie Fish, Elma Waugh. Comrade Winsor E. W. Powers, Alice Waugh, Edith Ball. Comrade Walters J. H. McNeil, Ella Stewart, Eleanor Grady. Comrade Folsom Amanda Burnett, Catherine Collins, Viola Gannon. Song "America." Taps. The members of Abe Lincoln W. R. C. will meet at Mrs. Fish's on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock to make wreaths, and kindly invite all the ladies to assist them in the work. This is the one eu.y get aside as a National Memorial Day and all, citizens are invited to honor the Soldier Dead- Mrs. G. M. McBride went to Oregon City Wednesday morning for a short visit. Her daughter Miss Mildred who has been attend ing school there, will return with her. Toledo's brass band is having reaular band practice in the City Hall, under the leadership of Aus tin Rosebrook. The boys are tak ing hold in good shape and we are assured of a good band here this summer. E. L. King of Revelstokes, B. C, visited last week with his uncle, Henry Gannon, and family. Mr. King expected to sec the fleet while here, but failing to do so will wit ness it at Seattle. He departed Monday morning. On complaint of Superintendent K. C. Egbert of Siletz, J. Burkel was arrested Tuesday for selling whiskey to three little Indian boys. Wednesday he was arraigned before Justice Allen of Elk City when he plead guilty to both the charge of violating the local option law and selling liquor to minors. He was fined S50 arid costs in each case, which he paid. Last Friday night County Clerk Ira Wade completed the taking of testimony in the case of the United States vs. Lawrence Syjana, it be ing the last one of the Government contest cases. For three weeks Mr. Wade has been compelled to devote his whole time to the hearing of these cases, there being twelve of them in all, and ho has therefore been compelled to, remain in his office and refrain from making a canvass in the interest of his can didacy for re-election. Bull for Sale. . Full blood Jersey, 3K years' old. Enquire at Leader office. Jim Derrick went to Portland Monday morning. II. W. Jacobs of Harlan was a Toledo visitor Friday. C. L. Knapp of Elk City was in the city Tuesday evening. Dennis Cusack made a business trip to Albany Wednesday. C. B. Crosno made the trip to Yaquina the first of the week. Miss Ella Ewing of Siletz was in Toledo Tuesday and Wednesday. Superintendent Egliert was over from Siletz Wednesday on business. Arthur Nye and Billy Hoeflein enjoyed a day's fishing up the river Saturday. Valentine Thiel is up from South Beach looking after his property in terests here. . Miss Esther Copeland went to Siletz Saturday for a short visit with her mother. Frank Newton and Herman Chat field went to Depot bay Friday, returning Sunday evening. Mrs. G. R. Schenck returned Fri day evening from Salem where she attended the Grand Lodge of Re bekahs. The thirty-sixth annual reunion of the Oregon Pioneer, association will 1)0 held at Portland Thursday, June 11. . Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth returned to her home' at Albany Monday morning after a short visit with the folks at home. Mrs. Mongers went to Elk City Friday morning for a visit. She was accompanied by little Christina and Edna Carlson. The basement to C. E. ITawkin's new residence in the southeast end of town has leen completed, a well dug and material is being hauled for the foundation. Launch whistle outfits to meet the requirements of the law.- Oils, waste and launch supplies of all kinds, at Chatfield's Hardware. Johnny Williams and Hoxie Sim mons came over from Siletz Friday morning. Johnny returned to The Dalles the following morning where he will spend the summer. The total registration in this county this year was 1173 as against 1057 in 1906. County Clerk Ira Wade estimates there is at least 100 voters who did not register this year. County School Superentendent George Bethers, Joel W. Wilson, J. M. Woods, Misses Alice Fleming and Edith Harrison of Toledo at tended the teachers' meeting at Chitwood last Saturday. Contractors , Hoeilein and Mc Caulou completed the bridge across the gulch at James Patterson's place on the cemetery sidewalk last Fri day. This makes the walk con tinuous from town to the cemetery. County School Superintendent George Bethers will hold the regular annual county teachers' institute in Toledo, commencing Wednesday, June 17. This will be one of the most instructive and entertaining institutes ever held in Lincoln county. G. L. Gray of Newport was a county seat visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gray and little daughter, Florence, will visit the Eastern States and Canada, starting the first of June. They wilbe in the cast until October and possibly the first of the year. Socialist County Ticket. ' At their convention held in To ledo on April the 10th t!.e Socia list party nominated the following county ticket : For Sheriff. J. R. Wulker of Bea ver Creek. For Clerk. Geo. S. Wright of Pool Slough. For Treasurer, A. W. Rogers of Chitwood. For Assessor, II. W. Jacobs of Harlan. For Commissioner, II. II. Cook of Beaver creek. For Superintendent of Schools, A. II. Mayluill of Fruitvale. For Surveyor, Geo., II. Kemble of Klk (Jity. For Coronor, A. T. McC'laugl.rv of Toledo. For Senator, J. C. Cooper of Yam hill county. For Congress, 1st District, W. S. Richards of Albany. For Supreme Judge, C. C. Brix of Crook county. For Dairy and Food Commission er, A. G. Simola of Multnomah Co. For Rail Road Commissioner, 1st Dist., Harlan Talbert of Lhm Co. Joint Representative for .Lincoln and Polk counties, G. F. Luckey of Polk county. - . Passed the Eighth Grade. " Out of thirty five applicants, the following were the successful, pupils of the county passing the Eight Grade examination : llallie G lines, WaldiHirt; C. Justin Stovall, Elk City; Laurena Sullivan, ' Elsie ! Williams, Newport ; Lena .Ball, ! Julia . Ilainar, Toledo. , County ! Superintendent Bethers, G. B. Mc Cluskey, J. W. Wilson and Miss j Edith Harrison composed the Board !of Examiners. At the regular meeting of the 1 Development League Tuesday cven j ing it was voted that the League join ; the Oregon Development League. The executive committee reported the following cominittes appointed i for the fourth of July celebration: General Arrangements George Bethers, O. O. Krogstad, Austin j Rosebrook; Soliciting George Hall ! J. S. Akin, II, R. Fant; . Grounds j C. B. Crosno, W. C. Copeland, M. N. Anderson; Sports E. J. Avery, R. II. Howell, Arthur Nye. the League confirmed the appoint ment of these committees Services at St. John's Church. Rev. F. J. Jones will conduct services at. the, St. Johns church, Toledo, next Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock o'clock. ' All invited. To Trade. Good work mare, 1400 lbs., 13 years old. Will trade for work horse or sell. Enquire at this office." Have you town procrty, d:iry or fruit farm for sale? . Sen or write,' George Betiierh, Toledo, Oregon.. . To Old Comrades. The seventh Annual Reunion of tlie AffOciiiUoti of VetenuiH of Firt OeKu Cavalry mid In fun try Volunteers will be held in conjunction w ith the Stale KueiimpniHit of the Gratid Army of the Republic, at Newport, Oregon, oil .luiie i!4. iUOH. All Comrades and their, fmnilies are cordially invited to be ureent and par ticipate. Comrades umiblp.to attend will please send curd or letter to the Adjutant to be read at the meeting. W. M. IIili.kay, J. T. Appkbson, . Adjutant.. Commander.