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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1909)
Lincoln County Leader OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPFR COLLINS A HAYDEN. Publishers AUGUST 20, 1909 At The Fair. tution of the United States forbids i critical condition. At present writ- Remember that the School Board's just such legislation as that and so ing it is doubtful as to her condition Convention will bo held September doe8 tho Oregon constitution. And i but we hope lor the better. 8th, the first day of the fair, will the law attempts to tax and regulate stno it t1i ovonta thnt. will lio males and not females, and as fe-; worth vour while to attend." The! males are citizens, the Oregon con- Base Ball Sunday August 22. Next Sunday Siletz and Elk City are scheduled to cross bats on the Toledo diamond. These are the two strongest and best teams in the county and will certainly put up a good game. A large attendance is expeeted. ... . See Dalaba, at Elk City, for your dairy farms. Stephen Ktratton was over from the Siletz the first of the week. L. Southworth was up from Waldport the first of the week. J. E. Wilson and T. V. Irwin of Chitwood were in the city on busi ness yesterday. Ira Wishart and Al Waugh left Wednesday on a fishing expedition to the upper Siletz. 822 for 'an Edigon Phonograph, plays Ixrth two and four minute records. Toledo Drug Co. T. H. Gildersleeve was a pass enger up the line yesterday morn ing, returning on the noon train. Mrs. Frank Brown and son of Salem arc visiting here with Mrs. Brown's uncle, F. M. Stanton, and f.imfly. Mrs. A. T. McBridc of Oregon City arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Newton . Prof, and Mrs. A. II. Weber and children returned Tuesday evening from Brownsville where they have spent the summer. Renus Arnold, Dye Wade and Fred Stanton returned Wednesday evening from a week's hunting trip in the Euchre Mountain country. Mrs. Charles Morris came over from her home at Harrisburg Wed nesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ross of this place. The Lulies Aid Society will meet at the church next Tuesday, August 24. All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Myrtle Harding, Secretary. Mrs. Ella Johnson.returncd home yesterday morning after ;-a few weeks', visit with relatives and friends in this vicinity. Her father, Wm. Crawford accompanied her home. ' arrangements are all made.. We ' stitution would knock the law Mr. Shipton and family late from Colorado camo in on tliQ. train Wednesday and are visiting his- old friends J. E. Wilson and wife. ' He are now only waiting for the time ! galley-west right there. Laws rais- j talks of locating in this county if he to come. It will le the first of the ! ing revenues and imposing taxes j can find. a sutiable place, kind held in the county, and we ! must originate in the house, and ' Tno8 0f Lo8 Angles is visit wish to make a success of it. The obnoxious, bifurcated, misdemeanor i inn his brother, W. N. Cook. He chairman of the board of each j in the form of legislation originated schcxd district, in the county, ought . in the senate, the home and birth to attend and as many of the others 1 place of legislative idiocy in general, as can. . Questions of interest will j There are other reasons why the law 1ediscusser. aiHl we will be told , would be knocked out in the courts how to betfier our educational con- J and it should he done before the ditions. Each part of the county . psople lose all respect for legislation will , be represented by a speaker and Income a commonwealth of law who will givc.the conditions as they breakers. A fund should 1 raised are in his part. Prof. L. R. Alder- j to take in into the courts and The man of the U of 0 will Iks present j Capital Journal will publicly advo to answer all questions and help in cate the repeal and nullification of all other ways possible. Supt. II. j the features known as the fisher L. Mack of Benton county will also man's angling license tax. Salem be .here to tell us how they do things Capital Journal. lis county. I have been told by in ox-superintendent G. W. Denman, J- of Benton county, and others who Chitwood Miss Nora Wood met with a very 0. G. Dalaba of Elk City was the city Monday. seem to know, that Prof. Mack does ( sad accident last Sunday evening, things, now-hc is coming to tell us On returning home from the beach that we may do likewise. In the she went to jump out of the wagon past the money matter has lieen the and as she did so caught her foot on great question in all the districts, j something which threw her out of The Hawley bill has relieved us of . balance and she fell heavily to the that, but we have to use the same j hard ground striking her throat on 1)ort, ye8tcrday after a vi old buildings, desks, maps, or other a 1hx causing paralysis of the vocal I narents at this place. rudely made apparatus or replace them with the more modern. summoned and found her in a veiy with his wife have been visiting in Michigan the past month. They returned to California by this route to take a look at Oregon. A Word to School Boards. Should you wish to purchase apparatus of any kind, especially desks, I would say that I think I . can save you money if you will have me order it or I will furnish you catalogues that you may do the ordering. There is a great differ ence in the price of different com panies. Should you want the best and get it cheap, write me or call at the olliicc and see what I have. R. P. Coin. School Superintendent. in ' A ,I.A imnkln fA organs so us ui nuiivc nci unu talk. Dr. Foster of Corvallis was Should the school house be repaired, weatherboarded, painted, should there be window boards in the win dows, should the grounds be fenced and cleared, these and many more, more difficult questions we are ask ing ourselves evcre day. They will all be discussed at the convention and we will be told what to do to better our conditions. So I will say to the memliers of the lxard come, that you may learn what to do to make your school equal to the best. R. P. GoiN, School Supt. Should be Knocked Out in the Courts. It would not take a Philadelphia lawyer to knock out the Oregon same law. It is about as full-1 of holes and legal contradictions as it is possible to make a law. The tex tile fabric doing duty as legislative brains, that enacted such a mal formity -must' be thinner than chenise-cioth. The law imposes a tax of ten dollars on a citizen , of another state and only two dollars on an Oregonian. Yet the consti- Mrs. Chas. Litchfield and child ren returned to their home at New- visit with her parents at tins place. ' G . B.v Ryan of Ona is in town today. The Ferro The Best That Money Can Buy 3 to 25 II. P. 1 to 3 cylinders 3rh. p. outfit complete for salt water only ' 72 The greatest engine value for the money ever offered. Do you know lliat all of the principal boat factories of the U. S., who do not manufacture their own engines, are using the Ferro engine? Wnv? Because they have used many kinds and found that the Ferro gives the best satisfaction. Here are some of the factories that have passed the experimental stage and use Ferro engines: W. H. Mnlltna & Co., Outing Boat Co., Clefeland Auto Boat Co., Memphis Boat Co.. Pope Boat C , Rippley Steel Boat Co., Inland Lakes Boat Co., W. J. Hand Co., Niagria Boat Co., Pioneer Boat and Pattern Co., oud the Packard Moter Yacht Co,, 'The Ferro must be first class or these I eople would not stake the reputation of their boats upon it,T It is up to you to profit by other people's experience. Get a Ferro aud be convinced. - . - R. D-BUaQESS, Agt.
