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90 imam tmlii VOLUME 20 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1913 NUMBER 47 C f TNITTV 'MGYJiQ News of each Community Gathered each J J 1 n I I lDvVO Wcek by Our Rustliuar Associate Editors wb mm m $l 4 Q$P Waldport A number of citizens met Mon day evening to discuss ways and means of imoroving the west side o! mill street as far south as the bridge. . School was resumed Monday, af ter a twu weeks' vacation. Sixty-two school voters of the district met at Even's hall the afternoon of January 4th to vote upon the establishment of a gym nasium. Dr. C. E. Linton led the opposition and in a carefully pre pared and well delivered speech clearly demonstrated the utter use lessness of such institutions and in formed the voters that he had never been called upon before to vote on huch an absurd proposition. The vote stood 41 to 18 against the gymnasuim. The Waldport Grange has a Dro gressisve lot of members. They have bought a lot for the purpose of erecting a hafl for their own , use. It is expected to begin work on the building in a short time. Another slan is being taken at theAlsea bay crab ind-istry. If . the people of Newport don't want crabs caught in Yaquina bay that is all right, but the people of the Alsea should at least be allowed j the privilege of regulating tne traffic on the Alsca bay. A peti tion was circulated in Waldport last week asking that a certain man in Newport be appointed to the posi tion of Collector of Cuetoms The petition was liberally signed. Whenever we can serve their pur pose we are good fellows, but that don't prevent the periodical clap at our industries. Glen We all turn over a new leaf hop ing to gain something in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. T. C Smith and j barge Neama, loaded with construc children of Toledo hav been visit j tion material for the S. P. Co,, to ing with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. i be used in building the railroad to W. II. Moore. ' Marihficid. The weather is so bad Seme of BiK Elk's and Glen young men were entertained at the homo of ivlr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore the evening of January 2, 1913. Vance Daniel of Big Elk visited school last Wednesday. Koy Moore of Salmon visited his parents during Christmas vacation. Jesse Davenport went to Elk City Friday. In the recent wind sturm the roads have been filled with logs. Win. Davenport and Mr. Allison were working cn the reads Friday. Keravilfe. The people of this precinct are aroused over the road question. The hill between Taft .and the ocean is in a terrible condition. At the road meeting held December, 1911, it was voted that $o00 beputjfeet deep cn that hill and a short way up The hill waa Schooner creek graded in June and. opened x0T travel and in August it was almost impassable Nctning more was done. Two horses were nearly killed as early as the 1st cf November. ' On the 12th of November that road had to be abandoned, the travel going on the road that was built in 1910. It is" in such a condition now that last Thursday John Morris got his large white horse mired down. Men with a team worked from 5 p. m. until 10 p, m. and could not get him out. .Friday eight men and teams, worked until 2. m. before getting the horse out where he could be out of the deep . mud, but the horse could not get up. Why can't we have that hill fixed good and with lots less than $800? . Last year we voted a 7 mill road tax, this year a three mill tax. The Gorten boys, Arthur and Sam, are working for G. S. Parme le & Sons. The- Christmas trees were fine and . all present enjoyed themselves. At the phone meeting they final- ly passed some good resolutions and if all do their duty our phones will I u : 1 1. 1 J Tha ue in guuu wuriwiig uiuci, au- way the lines have been left to lay on the ground, rotten logs, stumps and in the water we could not ring up our merchants and business hud to be carried on in the old slow way. The main line is now under stood to be from Rose Lodge to 12 miles up the Siletz river or to John Lloyd's place up Schooner creek seven and one half miles. Officers are T. Al. McClintock, president; Walter Bones, vice president; C. Gilmore, secretary; C. S. Parmele, treasurer; Frank Murray Alvin Tlioruand Jim Brown, trustees. Phinley Bones came in in a fine j new top buggy, with a fine team j hitched to it. ( Messrs. Crisler and Brown ar-1 rived with 400 goats. They drove j them in over the Salmon river road , and took them up to their homeDon I a scow towed by the Sue L'more, I run by Mr. Gerttula. the Ncnamosha is still with : us, tnd from the looks of the bar j mav we in here for some time yet Laptaw uook ana Len duusihuu arc anxious to-sail and wnl as soon aa they think it possible, Charley Hyde has built a smoke house anj js smoking steelhead3. Newport The Ahwaneda. Capt. Morse, ar rived Monday evening from Astoria. She had a full cargo of merchan dise for Newport and Toledo. She had on board ninety barrels of oil. The Nenamosha, Capt. Cook, came in from Siletz Sunday. She had a pleasant trip.' Mis Francis Simpson of Elk Ci-y was aboard. Sh? had been on a visit at the home, of Mr and Mrs. Wrn. Dodson at Taft. The L. lioscoe came in also She will take in tow to Gardner the ' she may not be abb to cross the : bar fur some time. i We have had a real cold snap for j a few days. Tne thermometer .going below freezing. The weather j has changed, the wind setting in from the south will melt tne snow in the -mountains, after which we may expect good weather. It was reported Sunday night that a vounz man, a Polander, by the name of Nat iJannula had com at Devil's Lake. mitted suicide Ho was seen by some parties on Now Years day in a row boat by himself out on the Lake. A shot was tired and he -was seen to tum ble into the water and immediatelv sank. When the boat was picked up a SS calibre pistol was found in the boat with cn cartridge exlodcd and blood was splattered about in ' the boat. The water is about 25 where the body sank. The man had threatened a number of times to kill himself, and the neighbors sav it is no doubt a case i0f suicide.' lie has no relatives in I this part of the country but had two brothers in Minnesota. The j i,0dy has not as yet Deen recovered, Several Indians have been drown in in this lake and the came to the surface. bodies never The new council of Newport met Monday evening and the now mem bers were sworn in.' The new members elected are , as follows: Ward 1, A. L. Thomas and II . E. George; ward 2, R. F. Baker and John Fogarty; ward 3, Capt. O. F. Jacobson.'new member, Ed Stocker and F. H. McDonald, re-elected. This is an able council and with Mayor Wilcox at the head we hope to have a good, safe, economical and progressive administration. The many friends of F. M. Stan ton at Newport are sorry to hear of his death. He was u pioneer and a leading citizen of Lincoln county. All who have enjoyed the hosptality of the Stanton home will regret to kno w that the genial, wholesouled host has gone, not to return only as we think of him and the pleasant memories of the past. The pioneer as well as the pioneer homes are rapidy passing away to be replaced, as we arc told, with a better and a higher civiliza tion, but we doubt it. Elk City and Big Elk Happy and prosperous New Year to all the readers of the Leader. Lois Dalaba of Corvallis spent the holidays with relatives and friends is Elk City. The dance given at the Elk City hall vva3 wel'i attended and a good time had by all. Mr. Collander of Salado passed through here on his way t Port land where he will receive medical treatment for his ear. H. Parks lost a fine dairj cow last week. Miss Ma?v Holen is the cuest of Mi3 Ellen Collander this week. Frank Updike is rushing his farm work with a hired man these days. Mr. ' and Mrs. Stradelman have moved into their new house. The Twilight Rebekah lodge in itiated a large class of candidates at their last meeting. Miss Gladys King o Oysterville spent the past wcuk with her sister, Miss Nellie, on Big Elk. Harry Slccum is visiting rela itve at Siletz. M i5s Audrey Ramsdell entertained with a dinner party last Friday. Processor Hupdike being the honored jrnest. , - Mr. and Mrs. Enns were passen gers on the train for Toledo Satur day night. A. C. Young has completed the belfrey on the Bear Creek school house and now you can hear the bell ringing and the children sing inz and the vicinity as a whole feels more civilized. Delbert Hodge.", had a narrow escape from drowning hist Sunday, but as ho i3 an excellent diver came out all safe with the exception of getting wet. Miss Ida Hall is expected homo this coming week FEVER SORES. Fever sores and old chronic sores should not be healed entirely" but should be kept in healthy condition. This can be done by applying Cham berlain's Salve. ' This salve has no superior for this purposa. It is also must excellent for chapped hands, sore nippies, burns and dis eases of the skin. For sale by till dealers. Here is remedy that will cure your cold. Why waste time and money experimenting when you enn get a preparation that has. won a world-wide reputation by its cures of this diseasa' and can always ba depended upon? It is known every where es Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and is a medicine of real merit. For sale hy all druggists. Jack Fogarty returned Saturday evening from a business trip to Portland. Miss Elma Waugh was a passen ger for Corvallis Monday morning, where she will again take up her studies. Mi3S Hattie Gillette returned yesterday morning to her home at Corvallis, after spending the holi days with friends and relatives here. Mayor I. R. Wiahart returned Saturday evening from Oregon City, after spending the last hours with his father who died Wednes day. E. J. Leggett departed Monday morning for Portland, having dis posed of his barber shop here to W. T. Ball. Mr. Ball and family are now occupying the Carter resi dene at the foot of Third street. NEW POSTMASTER. Dere Leader Ed: Hear is mi deklarashuns uv fathe likewise prinsiples. 1 hav enuf fathe in.unkel sam to take chantses I cn gittin mi pay if l git the job. prompt. 1 hav no uther fathe exsept the j Program Music Orchestra. ' In fathe uv mi dimmycratik four- dustrial Training in Home and. fathers. . 'School" Sunt. Goin. Talk on Eu- Ime willin to sakrafize mi biznesj Kics Dr. Morris, Song Messrs. and devoat mi intire ' time toiMcCaulu Oeer and Ross. "Child abolishih sertin pernishuspraktises, Welfare in Church and State" Rev. viz. namely, towit: - F. 3. Clemo. "Child Welfare in FuMly. the onpopuler habit . uv i advertisin lettres that are onkalled i for. I shal deliver awl sich male in i person to ther respecktiv oant-r3 : pervidin eedoanersarenonresidints. Sekondly, i shall promtly fored i awl male that is not stampt nori adrest, i hav alrus klamed that it , eeted in our school and its pupils ij a gros injusth to them which its i are most cordially invited to help in writ to if male is delaid on akount! thia aood work by their - presence, uv the Elite mistaiks uv the riters. ! t l-ast if not in a more active Thirdly, the publik oans the poast! way- An earnest kindly interest ofiis and I will be ther fathefull 1 v.'iU make these meetings o; great servant, by gum, (mi cath), thar-l 811(1 lasting benefit to our com four i shall nrnvidp n nnar, tal knrrfimunity. rack and enstal it in the lobbie for the akomidashun uv patrins who desire to rede sed poastal kards while waitin for ther male. ' Forthly, If ihe tarcf on wool is revised i will trust responsibel biz ness men for stampts and'munny orlers. Fifthly, i will agre to do enythin eh that will help me to get the job. Yurs for purer poastoffis servis, (Sined) A lifelong dimmycrat. SPECIAL r or Wednesday, January 15th: 50 Votes for every cent's purchase on all kinds of canned and bulk syrups, canned corn, tomatoes, elfinn Knonn l-nntnlioc lard Pflfla.. r.MYiM.ir.fl. rinHrlPTVi h.irrm nil kinds of fiour, shorts bran chopf wheat oat: and coal oil. And 20 i for 1 on oil accuunts paid between January 15 and 31st. R. S. Vn Cleve. STOMACH TROUBLE CURED If you have any trouble with you have any your stomach you should take Chamberlain's Stomach ' and Liver Tablets. ' Mr. J. P. K Iota of Edina, Mo., says: "I have usc-d a great nany different medicines for stomach troubles, but find Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets' more beneficial than remedy I ever used. " all dealers. Donald Stewart made the round trip to Corvallis Monday. Captain Henry Nice came from Lutgen3 Tuesday morning up Harry Porter of Nortona is here j attending Commissioners' Court. Collector of Customs O. V. Hurt was up from Newport Wednesday. Rodney Nash'j'of Nashville has been in the c.tyj several days this week. Hugh Corgan h in the city this w:;e!; looking alter business in terests. Cecil Cosper of Salmon river had business in this city several days this week. ' Wm. Whitney returned Saturday evening from an extended visit in the Valley. S. G. Irvin of Nye Creek was at tending Commissioners' Court here Wednesday. Commissioner and Mrs. Claus Ludemann of Tidewater aro in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Center and son, Newton, returned Monday evening from a couple of weeks' visit at Portland. Tiading Books about all gone. If vou wish to use this method to increase your voto you had better get a supply. R. S. Van Cleve. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howell re turned to their homo at Doty, Washington, Tuesday, after a few weeks' visit with Mrs. Howell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamar, in this city. PATRONS-TEACHERS MEETING. The second Patron-Teachers' meeting of this school year will be held in the High School building January 14th beginning at 8 p. m. Home and School' Mrs. Howell. Preparation of Young Unid tor Entering School" Miss Copeland. Heading Mrs. Morris. Discussion Questions in Question Box. Music Orchestra. All those who feel at til mter- Emma Nulton, Chairman. J. T. Dailey was down from home on Rock creek Tuesday. George H. Horsfall of Rock Creek is attending Commissioners' Court. C. R. Evens of Waldport i3 here this week attending Commissioners' Court. L. C. Smith, the Newporc realty man, hud business in the city Wed nesday. Joseph Sijota of Kcrnvillo is at tending Commissiners' Court here ' this week. John Fog business in rty of Newport had and the city Mondcy . VCdnt'Saay Ci thia week. Mr. av.d Mrs, Yaquina spent Chns. Liicbi.Md of the diiy, i visiting wnn Mrs. mcnncid s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John MeCluskey, in this city. NOW IS THE TIME. Fur those wishing to tmike invest ments in Newport property. We have an especially attractive iisit of snaps in vacant lots. Our best buys i are in the locality or Nyeticacii jnear the Oce:i;i, where cottages rt-nt for prices that will bring in 20 per cent on the money iuv-?sted. any other i If you wish a good home or in For sale by j vestment properly gel in this Win ter ns prices are steadily raising, We have several en lira blocks near i the ocem and also some choice LMi'll.. l.fc U.lJll..YlMt Ciil'l 111 1 lit: .3 EdJilion. Rickman & Smith, Newport, Or. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that tha undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Henry I-Iurpi, deceased, by tho County Court of Lincoln , county, Oregon. All persons having claims against suid estate are hereby re quested to present the same, prop erly verified as by Liw required, within months from the date of this notice at my reidddiice at Siletz. Oregon. Dated Dcsembcr 7, 101.2. John Kentta, Administrator of tho ojtato of Henry Korpi, deceased. NUMBER TWO LEADS. Tho following aro the eight high est in tho Piano Contest nt 11. S. Van Cleve's: 2-.'35()01)60 G 3152S00 213210430 G8 3201000 1 2971000 41-2370'J!)0 23 2350155 33-2000500. : Cut out this Coupon nnd present it a R. S. Van Cleve's slorn nnd lie will cxcliauge it fo Fifty Votes in the Four ltumlrort Dollar Piano Contest To each person bringing in a new yearly subscription or renewal to the Leader will bo given threo thousand votes good on R. S. Van Cleve's $100 piano contest. -.