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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1908)
FALL The finest line of Fall Clothing and Furnishing Goods ever shown in To edo has just arrived. Call and see J. S. AKIN Oregon Build Are. you doing what you can to populate your State? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE-Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics, Uitai chant.-., uUiks, people wilii Li'niiie, strong bunds uud a willing heart capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon) is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution through every available agency. Will yon not help the good woik of building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete informatiou about OREGON and its opportunities. Colonist Tickets will he on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares from a ' few principal cities are From Denver . . 830.00 " Omaha . .30.00 " Kansas City 30.00 " St. Louis . 35.00 " Chicago . . 38.00 TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID If you want tu bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The tickets will then be furnished by telegraph. W. E. PETERSON, Local Agent, Toledo, Oregon. tt'M. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent. Portland. Oregon HERBERT F. JENKINS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Watches, Jewelry. Repairing Don All Work Guaranteed NEWPORT, OREGON. vhhA4j . firt YEARS "V EXPERIfcNtifc ifV Trade Marks Copyrights Ac. a onrftnir ketrh mid description may nuleklr ascertain oar opinion free whether an mveiillnn is probably peiitNi Cotnniunlr. lloisirlctlywntidentlal. HANDBOOK on Patent, tent free, oldest aiiency for ecur'.Pl"'",- . Patents taken tu round Munn 4 Co. recelre ipmai notice, without enre, m im Scientific American. A handsomely lllnstrotea weeiy. ' "reesi -ir- MUNN &Co.361BrMdw"- New Yorfe Branch Omce. 636 F 8U Washington. D. C. J) I i) 0 d) i 0 'l? 0 Jl 1 1 A 43 'o ; WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE Greatest Assortment of every description ever seen in Lincoln County A Beautiful Litis of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES Tine Watch Repairine a Specialty (TI' rty Years' Experience) H. i. PETERSON, Wa hmaker, Jeweler TOLEDO, GOODS 99 ers From Louisville $41.7.0 " Cincinnatte 42.20 Cleveland 44.75 " New York 55.00 Of NOTICE FOIl lTBUCATIOX. U. S. Land Ollice, Portland, Oregon, September 5, 19C8. Notion is hereby given that Rlnlto L. Weath erford, ol Siletz, Oregon, who, on August 1907, made homestead entry No. using, serial No. 0378, for nj j ol m-,', se'i of ny and ne'i of bw;4, section 25, township 9 south, range 10 west, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notiee of munition to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln count j , at Toledo', urcgon, on the 21th day of October, 1E08. Claimant names as witnesses: Clayton Pond, J. J. Derby, V. C. Fischet and V. R. Hall, all of Sllotz, Oregon. Ai.gkknan S. Dkksheu, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I. S. Land Ollice, Portland, Oregon, September 21, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Harry J. Barker: of Roceo. Oregon, who. 011 June 27, 1P07. made homestead entry No. Iftytl, Serinl No. HV, for i of i)Oli and nlj iiwj, section 32, township 9 south, ratine 8 west, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, it Portland, Orison, 011 the 6th day of November, UKI8. Claimant names as witnesses: B. C. Rose, W. R. McDonald, Fred Wltcnstrom and Albert Wills, all of Rocco, Oregon. Alqkunon 8 Drksskk. Register. 7 J)' V V A c i) () v (i I) ) V (f) V . V V J) .ma Uptioiuu OREGON Baited Wage of Isthmian Laborer by Longevity Order While War Secretary. Tb Panama Canal Is one of the rreatest achievements of any Repub lican administration. , As Secretary of War, lion. William H. Taft personally assumed the respon sibility of Inaugurating the work and systematically shaping np the practical operations until a degree of efficiency has been reached that may well as tonish the nations of the earth. Mr. Taft has applied to this world project and history making enterprise those same qualities of careful, thought ful Investigation, penetrating Judgment and absolutely fair dealing, which have made him so signally successful In the performance of all those duties of state which have brought him to the high eminence he now occupies as one of our greatest living Americans. Mast Know Peraonallx. Like the Philippine project and other great work laid upon him, he has studied the situation at Panama at close range and trusted to no second hand Information with which to in sure his success. There has been about ninety million dollars expended on the work to date and Mr. Taft has had to approve every dollar of this expendi ture. He has not been satisfied with a single visit to the Isthmus, but has made the long Journey every year so that he might direct the work more eeoiiKiiiicini.K 1 no result is tuut lie htiH changed the situation there from an In hospitable region to a locality where Americans can live In healthful se curity without the fear of plagues or dread of contagious diseases. The rate of mortality on the Isthmus is about the same as It Is In our American cities. Stage of the Work. Work on the canal has passed through two stages, those of planning nnd preparation. It Is now In the third and final stage, that of construction. Both of the earlier stages required the presence of a large working force, necessarily quartered In temporary and make shift accommodations. Because of these conditions, inevitable at the outset, early critics of the enterprise mistook the Initial and temporary out fit for permanent equipment. Thronehlfnl Abont Labor. Mr. Taft's chief concern has been the proper care of the laboring man on the isthmus. Tiider his patient and ap proved methods tlie terrible scourge of yellow fever, against which the Frenchisstruggled' In vain, the filthy and pesfWding .state of the principal Lt)rtiiTau towns, the rough labor Cnips, nnd other pioneer hardships of the two tltst eras, have been eliminated. He hits accomplished these things through the activity of the Department of Sanitation, the Department of Mu nicipal Engineering and the Building Department. To-day we find yellow fever driven from the isthmus, the deadly Btegomyla mosquito thus ren dered Innocuous, malaria and pneu monia greatly reduced and a high average of health prevailing. Mammoth Construction Project, President Roosevelt appointed a spe cial commission to examine the Isth mian situation last spring, and it re ported Aug. , 1!WI8. According to this special report there were at work at the Isthmus April 30, 11)08, 20,118 men for the Isthmian Canal Commission and 7,075 at work for the Panama railroad, a total of 3.'i,l!):t men all told. Housing this iudustrlal army In quick time, with due attention to sanitation and hygiene, was a problem which would have been beyond most men. But Mr. Taft did It successfully. To keep the machinery and tools In condition, three large machine and re pair shops, two shipyards and numer ous warehouses are maintained. When we recnll that this enormous plant Is operated fit a distance of 1,3,82 miles from Its nearest base of supplv, New Orleans, and 1,975 miles from its main base of supply, Now York, we can es timate with more Justice and accuracy the magnitude and complications of tho undertaking Mr. Taft has conducted so well. Working-men Appreciate Taft. He has. succeeded iu Impressing labor on the Isthmus with his kindly Inter est In Its behalf. On this point the spe cial commission's report says: "From the outset we were strongly Impressed by the spirit of good will and loyalty of the employes 'f he general sentiment of the workers was expressed in the words of h niechnnic, In one of the conferences wliich we held with representatives of different trades. Suld he: 'We want It understood that we are American citizens and that we are proud to have a share In this great work., We; believe the government is treating us right, ami we are as much Interested to see this thing n success as anyone.' This spirit of loyalty aud Interest In the work wns evidenced on many occasions nud should be account ed as au asset of the highest value to the government In the accomplishment of Its colossal task." Meadow Creek Items F. Lang and family were iritin on big Elk Friday and Saturday, Mrs. J. T. Calkins ia attending her daughter Mrs. Lang who was very sick with neuralgia. J. T. Calkins, F. Lang and C. C. Brown went out to Toledo on busi ness Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Davenport and family were visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stewart Sunday. A big dance next Friday the 30th at George Davenports house. Ladies' Misses' and rubbers 'at Stewart's. childrens' CONTK8T NOTICK. V. S. Land imice, Portland, Oregon, Kcptumber '..1, 1008, A sulllileiit content allllnvlt having tit-en tiled 111 this ollice by Thomas W allien), contes tant, HKRlntit homestead entry No. i:iX5d, made Auiruat'Jg, 10(11, for Lots IS. SI and Si, section 26, township 6 south, raua; 11 w, by Francis M. TeriuHii, coutestee, In which it Is alleged Ihnt he is well acquainted with the tract of land embraced in the lioincstene entry and knows the present condition of the same; also that said Fiancls M. Termini, before or after mak ing said homestead entry, neer made ai.y settlement or made any Improvement of any kind 011 said described land; that said entry man has wholly abandoned raid described laud from the date ol said homestead entry to the present time: that sulci land Is at the present time In its original stale of nature; and that said aliened alienee from the suhl lmid ws imt d'te to h1 e'!ii,y,c.t in ;hc Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United Stales as a private soldier, ollioer, Keumaii or matlne dm lug the war with Spain or during any other war in which the fulled Stales may bueiiKHKed. Said parties arc liemby notified to appear, respond, and offer a, I.lcnce touch ing said allegation at 111 o'clock a. 111. on De cember 1, lisis, before the kcgisler and Re ceiver at the lulled Slate- Laud Office In Portland, Oregon. The said contestant having, in a proper nllU davit, tiled September 21, puis, set forth fuels which show that afterdue diligence personal service ol this notice can not be made, Ii is hereby ordered and directed Iha Mich notice be given by due and proper publication. A1.HHN0N S. IiKKsshit, Keglsiar. Notice la hereby given that the lands il s crlbed below, embracing 470 acres, Ithm (he Siulnw National Forest, Oregon will be sub ject to settlement and entr under the pro visions ef the homestead laws of the I'mtcd Stales and 1 he act of June 11. P.Ksi, (at suit., 233), at the United States laud ollice at Port land. Oregon, on December 2S, p.kis. Any set tler who was actually and In good faith claim, lug any ot said lands fomgrieiiltural purposes prior to laniiary 1, 1'.M, and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a home tend entry for Iha lauds a tually occupied Said lands were listed upon the application! of the persons mentioned below, who have a pielerenci! right subject tu the prior right of any such seltler, provided such settler or ap. plieant Is (pialillcd to make homestead entry and the preference light Is exercised prior to Dcceiii'ler 2s, P.H'H. 011 which dale tho lauds be Kiibiect to settlement and entry by any qiiallllud person. The lands are as follows: A tract of loo acres situated In what will prob ably bo. when surveyed, the s'.j of se'4. the s1,; of sw.,, sec. 18, the n'a of tic1, ami the n1'.. of j niv'4, sec. 10, T. 12 a, It. Ill v., hounded and I described as follows: ltegiiinlng at the lie corner of sec. 24, T. 12 s, K. 11 w: extending thence 8 10 chains; thence e "0 chains; thence 11 :) chains; thence w 10 cIihIiis; thence a 111 chains; t hence w till chains; thence s lOchuiiiH to the point of beginning. Listed upon the application of (iuv K. Lewis, of Ona, Oregon. The se'i of se'4', sec. II, the sn of sw1;, see. 12, the ifw4' of nw'4', sec. kl. anil tho lie', of lie1,, sec. f I, T. 7 s, K. 10 w, application of .lohn Funk, address care of Andres Weudelln, of l'ltlier, Oregon. The iv'4 of se1.,, sec. II, the nw'4 of tie1,, and thereof ne4', sue. ll.T. ; a, K. 10 w,' application of Juil Joggl, address rum of Andres Weudelln , .if Pltnur, Oregon. FitKii Dkkkktt, Commissioner of the Oeueral Land Odlce. Approved October If), I0.18, Hkank I'txitcR, First Afcslstant' Secretary of tho In terior. M. E. Church Sunday Services. Sunilay School at 10 :.'tU a. ill. George Bothers, Superintemienf. PifHcliiiiK at II h. in. Glass mooting at clone of uioruitiK service. Junior League at, 3 p. m. I'reiicliiug tit 7:110 p. in. All are cordially Invit.nd lo worship with uh. W. K. Iioor.iis, Pastor. HARNESS H A R II ESS A full line of Singlo anil Potililn Har ness. .My harness in made) from Oak TiD Leather and is war ranted to lie free from lluws My Prices ore Right V-ite for iiriceH, I tin ti save you money. 15 years experioncn in the business A. CAMERON 3-'0 South Second Strewt. Corvallis, - - Oregon Waldport Real Estate Firm. If you wish lo buy or Bell real estate, 1.00 U8. Wu are prepared to hiindU your business promptly and ou tatin factory terms. Y I utii i, Howki.l & Co., Wh Id port, OreHiin. Notice. Sept. 21, 1905. To whom it may concern: Having a just cause I ordered my wife, Florence Bailey, to leave my bed and lxiard, within one hour, she li ft. I will not pay any debt she may contract. Alfred Bailey, 31 Winant, Lincoln Co., Or. Call For Warrants. Notice is hereby given all war rants up to and including &o. 500 issued by School District No. 2, Lincoln County, Oregon, are hereby called and the interest stopped thereon. G. 15. M Cmskkv, Dated Toledo Oren, Clerk. OcttdVr 10, 1!U)S. Lost Strayed or Loaned. If the party who Imrrowed my la rye double cover maple splint bas ket and also my, Indian tnnde, oiR'n, hand basket, laith varnished in natural color and costing nie over 8-'5.7f, will immediately return same to undersigned you will greatly oblige, Orro O. Kuckistad. A new line of rubier goods ut .Stewart's. Notice of KcstoiBtlon of Pulillc IihnIk to Settlement mill Kutry. Pepartniuiil of the Interior. OenerHl I.11111I Olll. , WahliiKton. li. C, Si-pteiul.er 19, l!0S. Notice Is hereby lOvni I ho t the public binds In the following des cribed aieim which ucro excluded from the former Ti Hiimoolt mill l'i:ipilui National Kor esiH, OreKon, by K.xccutive order ellci'tlvn July 1, Itms, If not otherl withdrawn, re served or appropriated, will by authority of the Secretary of the interior be restored to the public domain on lieoeinbcr 'Jl, 1!, and be subject to settlement ou and after that ilnle, but not to entry, IIIIiik or selertloti until 111 mid after January '20, 190U, mine'' the usiml restrictions, at tho United states laud olllee lit Portland, Oteirott: In township twelve (I:!), raiiKe nine soetloim tlilrty-four(:il), thli ly tived (;!) ami thirty Ix (II); in tonshli thirteen (111), ratine nine (!i), section live (o) east half ot clxht (S), all ten (pi), north ball of eleven (II), all twelve (IJ) and thlm en (bi)r north half of till ecu (l") anil twenty one (Jl), all Iweiity-fiuir (Jl) and I hfrty six (--li)! to townhli six (li), riuiBe ten (1(1), siellous nine teen (ill), twenty (JiiJ. Iwcniy-tlvo fje), twenty six (Jli), thirty-live (:) and thirty-six (:!); In township twelve (1J). ranio) ten (1(1), section six (li). Komh half of ten (In) and iliirteen (1:1); in township (U), riiiifi! eleven (11), north ball uud s'luthweit quarter of section ten (ill), north halt of eleven (II), west half of tiflce 1 (lo), twenty-two (J'J) mill twenly-seveii (-J7); in toutisbip thlrteuu (I::), ranee eleven (I I ), sections twenty six p.) and twonly-savcn (J7): all in south and west, Willamette Meridian, Oregon. Warnini; is hereby exptessely Kven thal 110 person will be permitted to uiiln 01 excrelse any right whatever under any settle men t or oecu pallon begun prior to litceinher' 'Jt, inns, ami all such settlement or oeeupatiou is hereby forbidden. KiiKO Oknnktt, Coinmls--sloner of the llanei al l.mid Ollice. Approveit September 19, 1 UOU : Kuank I'ikiick, Klisl As sisliml Seeretiuy of the Interior. r-'s:p'sir'':'S','Jr' rt THE BONBONIERE GROWIE A. IIAI I., Pruiirictor Choice Confections Suniitier Drinks Ice Cream lYaits, Nut.i Tobaccos, Cigar 5tutlunery ' BONBONIERE ANNEX Two Honrs South POOL, Bll.l lAkDand CARD 1Altl.ES liOWLINQ AI.I.EV A Quiet, Orderly Place to Play TOLEDO, OKKOON &rs-'s's'j: 's fir'r's''rr'r''- Bids Wanted. For eontraet to put in (ill on tl e upper side of tlie Olalla dam. Ilidrt will be opened Monday, October 2(i, 1!I0S. 1. U. McJiiNKlX, District Supervisor. MORE THAN l'.NOl'GII ISTOMCCII, To iiitiitiliiiii health, 11 mature man or woman iiimkIh just enough food to re pair tho wiisto and supplv energy and body heat. Tho habitual consumption of more food than Is necessary forthe-o purposes iH tho prime cause of stomach troubles, rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys. If troubled with indigos lion, revise your diet, let reason and not appetite control and take a few' doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and l.iver Tablets Htul yon will soon be al! ritjhi again. I'or sale by Otto O. Krotf-. stad. (io to tlie Itonbiinicre for your scbool tablets. I I
