Lincoln County Leader
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPF.R
COLLINS & IIAYDEX, PonMSnERS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year - 1 60
Six MomliH - 75
Tliroe Month - 60
Entered t the )."of!ice at Toledo, Oregon,
Mcond-cls n nil matter.
ADVEKTISINU RaTES
Dlnpley, 10 eenln per Inch per IsMie.
Locul and Heading Koticu, 5c per line.
Notice t or Sale, Wanted, Etc., live lines or
m1' lin per issue; Mc per month.
Homenei.il NotireK, 16: Timber Nut leei, 110.
Creamery
a Necessity
Did you ever stop to think of it
You and some of your neighbors
ship your cream to outside points,
you get quick returns for your
shipment, you are satisfiedbut
did you ever stop to figure that you
are paying the corporation to whom
you ship a handsome subsiidy to
handle your cream.
Of course the contention is that
the creamery pays the freight or
express charges one way: such is
not the case, you pay the entire
tariff.
Why not give our local condi
tions consideration, is it not pos
sible for you to interest your neigh
birs, organize a Co-Operative
Creamery or Cheese Factory.
Keep our milk at nome, manufac
ture our own butter and cheese,
ship that out and help advertise
our county. Is there any label or
brand on your cream, when it is
made into butter outside of the
county, to tell that the cream came
from Lincoln county? Not any.
When vou ship out butter cr cheese
it is branded and calls particular
attention to ihe place where it is
made, especially so if the product
is of a suDcrior quality.
Don't make the mistake of think
ing that 83 soon as the company is
organized, plant erected and manu
facturing started, that thence forth
you will have a continuous Rose
Carnival, such is not ihe case, but
remember this, every little difficul
ty and obstruction will be overcome,
every penny of entire cost of
manufacture remains at home, our
county is advertised, that creats in
terest and invites inauiries from
outside, people come in and look
the country ever, some of them in
vest in land, bring in more cattle
and increase the county's assets.
Look into it boys it will bear
investigation.
One Vvho is Interested.
New Teachers
Are Elected
The board of directors of Toledo
school district at their meeting last
week, employed the following
teachers for the coming year:
Principal and high school instruc
tor, .lonn Blough of Fossil. Oregon.
Assistant in high school, Miss
Queen C. Lynn.
Seventh and eighth grades, S. B.
Ports of Florence, Oklahoma.
Fifth and sixth grades. Miss
Winifred Spencer.
Third and fourth grades, Miss
Mae Clemo.
Second grade, Miss Olga Peter
son. First grade, Mies Esther Cope
land. With the exception of Professors
Blough and Ports and Miss Clemo
the newly elected teachers have
been teaching in our schools.
Misses Peterson, Spencer and Cone-
land have just completed their
second term and Mins Lynn her
first term, and their re-election to
their positions is an acknowledg
ment of their efficiency. The new
teachers come well recommended
and no doubt our school board has
chosen well. Toledo hus just reason
to be proud of her schools and as
long as we are fortunate enough in
securing such excellent Instructors
we have no reason to believe the
standard will be lowered
,All Toledo is surry to lese Prof.
A. H. Weber and family. Mr.
Weber has successfully instructed
our high school during the past
five years, but voluntarily retired
from our Curps of instructors and
will go to his old home at Browns
ville. Mr. Kirk of Portland was here
visiting his daughter. Mrs. A. H.
Weber, and family several days
this week.
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Mrs. P. Frederick
HAS CTENED A FIRSTCLASS
Millinery and Dressmaking Parlors
in the building recently
occupied by the "Palace of Sweets"
All Trimmings Treasonable
Come In, will be Pleased to Meet Ton
Salem Beer
The Most Popular Malt Beverage in
Oregon
Snltm bottled beer is the equal of any Eastern product, being
especially brewed for family and hotel trade. A teinperanc3 drink
in tho real meaning of the word, conducive to both health and
enjoyment of life.
SALEM BREWERY ASSN.
Salem. Oregon
No Mother
Need Fear
her child eating too much of our
pure chocolates, because they will
du the youngster more good than
harm. They are made from the
purest materials, in the cleanest of
candy kitchens, and are guaranteed
in every way. Nothing so delicious
and so satisfying. And- best of
all thev are moderate in price as
buyers know.
AFs Smokehouse
AL WAUGH, Prop.
Just
Arrive
A line line of
Children's Dresses
The nicest line ever
to Toledo
H. LEWIS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Beard of Directors of school
district No. 47. Siletz, Lincoln
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids for tho erection of a school
house, near Spencer Scott's, as per
plans and specifications on file at
office of district clerk.
The district furnishes all mater
ial. All bids must be filed with
the clerk on or before 9 o'clock a.
m., June 14. 1913.
The Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
C. S. Davis. Clerk.
Dated May 12, 1913.
the new line of Ra
tina Hats at
Mrs. Frederick's
See
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brought
There never was a time when
people appreciated the real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. Thi3 is shown by
the increase in Klna unA ,. !.,.,(-....
, --- .w .inn vui uu iai jr
testimonials from pcrons who have
been cured by it. If you or your
children are troubled with a cough
or coin give it a trial and become
acquainted with its good qualities.
For sale bv a druggists.
.
Call For County Warrants.
iVotiee is hereby given that I Imve
funds on hm to pny all County War
rants drawn on the General Fund, aud
endorsed; "Not jmid for wautof Funds"
P to and including Not., 15th, 1911.
Interest on said warrants to cease on
and after said date.
Q. B. McCLCSKEY. Count Trcounro,
Dated at Toledo, Or., this Oth day of
iav, li'ia.
The boiler of the ort dredger
is being renairerl tKia mai
Roy Walker, who will operate it
says they will be digging right
away.
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PREMIUMS
Just Arrived
Bring in all of your Silps for your Premiums, as we
will discontinue givin away premiums on goods on
June 1st. 1913. All outstanding slips are redeemable
at any time, up to June 1st. Premium silps will be
given'with all purchases and are transferable.
No Premiums, with purchases
after June 1st. All slips
are redeemable
In order to meet all outside competition we will still
reduce our prices and discontinue the premiums.
All Customers will be Benefitted
in the prices
Our prices on a bill of merchandise will be cheaper
than any competitior in the couniy. Get our prices
and we can save you money. All our Goods are Guar
anteed. Toledo Racket Store
Warnock & Hughes
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1NC0LN BOUNTY OANK
(INCORPORATED)
Toledo, Oregon
Does a General
DIRECTORS
C. E. HAWKINS
WM. scarth
C. O. HAWKINS
Dr. W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Will be in his office in the Ofstedahl Building
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
TOLEDO LIVERY
FEED and SALE STABLES
IH VELL EQUIPPED AVIT1I
GOOD SADDLE &
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRAVELING MEN
Runs Daily Dray Line. Goods delivered Promptly at all hours.
eral hauling. Teams furnished on short notice.
HOESES BOUGHT AND SOLD
FA.Y AND FEED FOR SALE.
Launch Transit.
Leaves Elk City 7 a. m.:
Toledo 9 a. m. -
Returning, leaves Newport 2 p. m.;
Toledo 4 p. m
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. H. A. Norton, Capt.
It would surprise you to know
of the great good that is being
done by Chamberlain's Tablet3.
Darius Downey of Newberg Junc
tion, N. B , writes. "My wife has
been using Chamberlain's Tablets
and finds them very effectual and
doing her lots of good " If you
have any trouble with your stomach
or bowels give them a trial. For
sale by all druggists.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
The County Court for Lincoln
county, state of Oregon, will re
ceive bids for the construction and
covering of the Boulder bridge
span (without approaches) on the
Salmon River road. Bidder to fur
nish all material and perform all
labor and to4 fu-nish plans and
specifications. All bids must be
filed with the County Clerk on or
before 9 o'clock a. m., June 4. 1913.
i R. H. Howell County Clerk.
i
Banking Business
Interest
on
Time Deposits
BUGGY HOUSES
Gen-
BDTII PHONES
DR. M. L. MORRIS
THYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office in Ofstedahl Building
Toledo, Oregon
THE
YAQUINA BAY
LAND AND ABSTRACT
. con PAN Y
SARA CRAHEN, Manager
TOLEDO, OREGON
Have an up-to-date and complete
set of Abstracts of Lincoln County.
FOR SALE.
Team of bay mares, well mated;
weight about 2500 lbs.; good, true
puller, for farm, freighting or
grading. Price $250. including
good work harness.
A. C. Crawford,,Siletz, Cr.
R. D. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, ORKGON
Office In Ofstedahl Building. Office
houra : 10 to 12 a.m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8
p.m. Emergency Calls at any time.
BOTH THONES
High School
Commencement
The Toledo High School com
mencement exercises will be held
at Woodmen Hall this evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. The fol
lowing Drogram will be rendered:
Muaic, Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev, F. S. Clemo.
Serenade, Glee Club.
Oration, Aileen Gaither.
May Song. Glee CluD.
Oration, Edith Ball.
Shower, Glee Club.
Address, Rev. Abbott.
Piano duet, Genevieve Tillotscn and
Eudelle Bethers.
"The Sweetest Flower that Blows,"
Glee Club.
Music. Orchestra.
N. H. Sherwood made a business
trip to Albany Monday.
New telegraph poles have been
distributed along the line of the
C & E. railroad.
James Salvage went to Southern
Oregon points yesterday morning,
on a tour of inspection.
Allen Hughes, of the Toledo
Racket, was called to Suver Tues
day morning by the illness of his
mother.
Jack Pelmulder and Smith &
Smith have a new awning decorat
ing the front of their places of
business.
Dr. Morris returned from Mc
Minnville Monday evening, where
he had been called to assist in a
surgical operation.
Mr. and Mrs Dye Wade have
moved into the Chambers cottage
on Second street, recently vacated
by Judge and Mrs. C. H. Gardner.
Miss Mary Shirley of Enterprise
visited friends in this city the lat
ter part of last week. She sang
several so'os at the Dim? Saturdav
evening, also at the services at the
M. E. church Sunday evening, which
were highly appreciated.
STRAYED
Frcm my pasture 2d of May, one
borrel mare about 10 years old.
heavy mane and tail, white spot in
face, weight about 1500 lbs; also
yearling colt about the same color,
had halter on. Finder please noti
fy John Ebbe, Toledo. Or.
FOR SALE.
One full-cabin launch with 10 h.
d. cucine, life belts, anchor and
complete equipment. Would make
good commercrial beat Also scow.
12x82 ft. The above outfits are in
good rorditicn and will sell at
sacrifice. Apply at R. A. Ander
sen's Pont Works, cr J. B. Booth at
Lincoln County Bank.
SUMMONS
In tho Circuit (Vmrlof the Mateof Oregon, for
Lincoln County.
J. I.. Hickman, ilninliir, vs. C. 1!. Greaves, de
fendant. To C. B. (irenve. tho aoove named defendant:
In the Name of the State of Oregon :
ou are hereby notified that J. I.. IMcfcmnn,
Ihe holder of Certificate of Delinquency num
bered 73 issued on t health day of August. I'.Ml,
by the Tax Collector of tho County of Lincoln
H late of Otfgnn, for the ainonnt of Three and
iio-lOO Dnllara, Ihe aarae leing the amount then
due and dell uqnent for taxn for the year lwe
lege iher with penalty, Interest and cnnu
thereon upon Ihe real property asuesred to
you, of which ynunro the owner as apcara
of record. Mtnatt-d in sail conn I y and Hate,
and particularly bounded nnd described as
follows, to wit: Lot 11 of block 1, Cooper's
blli. K. & T's addition to Newport. Oregon.
You are further notified that Faid J. I,.
Itifltnian has paid taxes on said premise ior
prior or subM-qnenl. years, with the tate of
Interest on sid amounts as follows:
Year's Date Tax
Tux Paid Hcecinl N'n. Amt.
Rate or
Interest
l.'i er ct
IS per ct
l-r per i't
15 ner it.
1W!I
aiu as, v.iTu
Aiw vi, urn
Mar 15, l'.l'
Apr I. win
32TH I f'.it
HUMS I 8.71
Mill I 5.(1
v.'7 I 4.nr
lino
inn
Snid r. I!. (Ireaves, as the un nut of the legal
title of tho above described properly us tho
limit appears of rccord.'aml each of the oilier
persons above mnneil are hereby further noti
fied trial ,1. I., ltlelcninn will apply to the
Circuit Court of tho county and state afore
said for a decree foreclosing the lien against
the property above described, aud inenlianed
In said certificate. And you Rre nereby sum
moned to appear within aixty days after the
II rst publication of this summons, exclusive of
tliednynf said llrsl publication, and defend
thla action or pay the amount due as above
shown, together with cost! and accrued
Interest, aud In case of your failure
to do so, a decree will be rendered fore
closing the lien of said taxesand costs sgalnat
the land anu premises above named.
This summons Is published by order of tho
Honorable John Fognrty, Judge of the County
Court of he State of Oregon or Ihe County of
Lincoln and said order was made and dated
this 17th day of April, 1913, and the datu of
the first publication of this summons Is the
25th day of April. 1918.
All process and papers in this proceeding
may be served upon Ihe undersigned residing
within the Stnld of Ongon at tho address
hereafter mentioned. Hawkins it McClugkey,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Addreis, Toledo, Oregon. t-27-13
Circuit Court
Adjourned Session
Circuit Judge L. T. Harris of
Eugene arrived over Motdav even
ing and held the adjourned session
of Court here Tuesday, it being an
adjournment of the February term.
Following are the cases which came
up for trial and the disposition
meds of ea:b :
Minerva J. Kriaer. et a!, vs.
Jennie Stull and Joel Stull suit,
continued.
Willamina State Bank vs. E. - T.
Rabior action, continued. j
Walker & Lebow vs. William
Jorgenson action, continued.
E. H. Vader vs. W. C. and Sadie
Reynolds action, continued. j
R F. Baker vs. Anna and Grover
Voigt action, continued.
E. L. Devereaugh vs. William J.
Howard, et al, suit, dismissed.
John Hamar vs. Geo. T. Eglin
foreclosure, continued.
John W. Hurley vs. Samuel Olson
suit, motion to quash denied and
defendant granted 30 days to plead.
Sara Crahen vs. E. G. Ebers
foreclosure, default and decree.
J. F. Barber vs. P. H. Marley.
Jesse Daniels, et al. suit, cont.
Hillsboro National Bank vs. J. W.
Boyer action, dismissed.
Alex Catfish vs. M. S. and Anna
Collins action, granted 20 days to
piead.
Gertrude Harris vs. L E. Harris
divorce. Continued.
Ferdinand Werremeier Natural
zation, admitted to citizenshio.
Bank of Oregon vs. Oregon Coast
Timber Co. suit, continued.
Fidelity Trust Co. vs. Mary E
Thomnson, et al, suit, continued.
J. F. Stewart vs. J. Jensen act
ion, settled and dismissed.
Ole Street vs. Ina Sturdevant
action, dismissed.
H. F. Nulton vs. Lincoln County
Fair Association action, default of
all defendants, txcept T. J. Christ
opher H. A Schlecht vs. H. M. Chit
wood action, continued
C. L. Morrison vs. C. C. Lane
action, defendant granted 20 days
to file answer.
Frank Nye vs. Yuquina Bay
Lumber Co. action, defendant
given 20 days to file answer.
Pair Investment Co. vs. Jacob
Pfcnching continued.
Frank Nyo vs. Lincoln County
Hank action, defendant granted
30 days to answer.
David Herman vs. Olea Tedcr
continued.
Thco. Knudscn vs. Frank Car
son, tt al, action, pa:sed' by
agreement of counsel.
ThcoKr.udson vs. John Rattey
action, passed by agreement of
counsel.
Theo. Knudson V3. E. Graham,
et al, action, passed by agreement
of counsel.
J. L. Rickman vs. C. B. Greaves
foreclosure, continued.
W. M. Malone vs. J. J. Peek, et
al, suit, default and decree.
Toledo Lumber Co. vs. Chas
Davis, et ux, action, settled.
John and Ruhama Veit vs. Eva
Colver, et al. suit, continued.
W. A. McClintock vs. M. S. Col
lins and Emma A. Collins action,
granted 30 days to answer.
Polly Schmidt vs. James Wiley
suit, continued.
4 Melinda McDonald vs. Thos. Mc-
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TOLEDO DRUG CO.
For Sale
I have Town Property, Farms
from 5 acres up, and Timber
Lands for sale. It yon want a
Home, or to speculate see me.
LIST YCUR PROPERTY WITH
W, L. Depew
TOEEDO, OREGON
Donald divorce, decree for plain
tiff. Portland Trust Co. vs. W. F.
Keady action, continued.
The Pacific Co. A Corporation vs.
Wellington Wright action, con
tinued. John 0. Hendrickson vs. Sea View
Land & Trust Co. confirmation,
confirmed.
Jonh Kentta of Siletz was a pas
tenger for Portland Monday.
S. H. Beatty of Chitwood had
business in Toledo Mondxy evening.
Dave Ramsdell of Elk City was
a county seat visitor Monday even
ing. Al Waugh and Hugh'Corgan
caught most of the trout in the
upper Yaquina Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall of
Siletz were passengers for the Val
ley Wednesday morning.
Superintendent Egbert of Siletz
returned the first of the week from
Portland.
Chas. H. Gardenr returned the
latter part of tire week from a trip
to Portland.
Merchant Henry Lewis was a
Portland visitor this week. Fred
Salvage has been assisting in the
store during his absence. .
The O.A.C. Senior excursion pas
sed through this morning enroute
for Newport. The train wa3 pretty
ood bized having eleven coaches
and two engines. Some 500 students
were on board.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Akin and
daughter. Iris, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Arnold and Miss Genevieve
Tillotscn fpent last Saturday night
and Sunday at Siletz, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hall.
F rdinand Werremeier of Elk
jCitywasin the city Tuesday at
tending Circuit Court. Mr. Wer
Iremeierwss admiitted to citizen-
I t.u;n u: tt n
ciuy uu una umu. riarvey rants
and Will parks were his witnesses.
Charley Kyda came around from
Siletz bay in his little launch last
Saturday. He made good tine
with no accidents on the trip. Ho
left the Siletz bar at ten o'clock and
was at Toledo at three in the after
noon Gildersleeve & McCaulou, pro
prietors of the Toledo Box Fac
tory, this week installed a machine
for the making of all kinds of
mouldings and will hereafter be
able to fill your orders for anything
in that line.
Mrs. T. P. Fish and Miss Blanche
J'ffereya returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fish visited in Corvallis dur
ing the past week and Miss Jeffreys
soent the week in Portland with
her parents, who are nretinrinr in
(leave that city for their future
home in Los Angeles, California.
Roy Walker returned from the
Lower Columbia River Tuesday
evening, after having successfully
taken the dredge Chetco from this
bay to the Columbia The dredge
was -in tow of the dredge Vosburg.
Ruy will now take charge of the
Port dredge, Lincoln, at this place.
Mrs. Ella Phillips, wife of F. H.
Phillips, who resided in Toledo for
many years, died at her home in
Medford May 8th, nine davs after
an operation, the trouble being
caused by a fall which she received
while moving, the immediate cause
of death being acute Brighta dis
ease. The funeral was held at
Medford then the tody was shinped
td West Scio, where Mr., Phillips
had bought property and where he
now resides. Mrs. Phillips was an
earnest Christian, a faithful, loving
wife and a good neighbor as is tes
tified to by all who knew her, and
her friends in Toledo are many who
will sympathize with the bereaved
husband in his bereavement.
Schooner Anvil
Again Afloat
The gasoline schooner Anvil
which went aground at the month
of the Siuslaw about six weeks
ago. was taken off last week and
is but little damaged by her sojourn
on dry land. She will be back on
her old run again in a few days.
.
Investigating
Conditions
On Siletz
Through the courtesy of Chair
man J. N. Teal of the Oregon Con
servation Commission, Mr. King
man Brewster, assistant secretary
of the Commission, SDent a couDle
of days at Siletz interviewing home
steaders in regard to the applica
tion of the Federal homestead laws.
The revised law of 1912 compels
the entryman to clear and cultivate
twenty acres. Such a law is apoli-
cable in Eastern Oregon, on sage
brush land, but just imagine a set
tler in the woods in this county
carving out a heme, destroying
twenty acres of timber the great
est natural resource that we have.
Mr. Brewster took a trip through
a strip of timber and was deeply
impressed with the conditions and
the absolute folly of one man try
ing to waste natures gift of twenty
acres of timber on each quarter
section homesteaded. Mr. Brew
ster explained that the Commission
wuuld not take up the question of
any individual interests but inas
much as wide spread litigation
throughout the state was creating
the wrong impression throughout
the East, it was the Commission's
intention to make an exhaustive
re-search into the workings or aD
plication cf the Federal laws on all
Government reclaimaton projects,
forest reserves and homesteads, and
recommend measures (to enforce
speedy settlements to the Federal
Government.
Some claims in this county have
been in litigation under three dif
ferent administrations. This brings
a vital question home to us, i. e.,
the county is deprived of its source
of revenue from many of thsse
claims, they not being taxable. The
state of Oregon can easily support
ten times its Drenent population,
but as long as this litigation over
Government land keeps up we can
not exosct a very large influx of
outside settlers and cacital. It
would seem that with our almost
inexhaustible natural resources that
our whole state should rapidly do
velov; sawmills erected End optr
ated, the building cf ioada and
railroads, the increase of u'.:iomcnt
by water, the building and operat
ing cf creameries and cheese fac
tories, the fruit and berry industry
in full swing, it seems to be up to
us (all of Lincoln county) to start
somehing. keen it moving and get
results for this generation.
We have the timber, the best
dairy lands in the world and a
fruit and berry country, that can
not be equaled. Lets get out and
helD ourselves and not wait for the
outisde world to knock ot our door
and demand entrance and ask if
the Sleeping Beauty is still asleep
A Correction
By A. W. Thorpe
Editor Leader:-
An item appeared in the Kern-
ville items of the Lincoln County
Leader recently to the effcet that I
had rented the Cutler place on Si
letz bay and had turned horses on
it. I have recently received a pos
tal card from Mr. Cutler reading
thus:
"Dallas, Or., April 27, 1613.
To Alvin Thorp: I saw by the
Leader you had rented my land by
the bay and are using it for pastur
ing. Now, I never rented you any
land so I think you had better cor
rect the notice and take your horses
out. I usually know about when I
rent any thiog.
Geo, E. Cutler "
That I have not rented it is cor
rect; have notjsaid so, nor author
ized anyone else to say so; have
taken no action to imply that I
had, other than a number of others
have done and are doing, That is
I have turned out two horses on
the commons where there are sev
eral other people's stock running,
and if that includes Cutler's land
and he don't want them there let
him enclose it and not try to herd
The White
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to Eastern destination one way through California or via PorKamL.
Stop overs within limit.
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BALTIMORE
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And various other points South
for full particulars as to route and
and for literature describing points,
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen.
it by mail.
To those who don't know ont
would think by the above card that
this Cutler was maintaining en
closures that could be imposed upon.
He does not. He ha& gobbled up
a lot of Indian land in various parts
of this country, but is doing no
valuable improving on any of it nor
anything for the progress of the
county, but is actually standing in
the way of Drogress. An instance
of which, he or his wife holds a
tract cf land at the north end of
Devil's Lake where thera is no
public road and the solid settlers
of that district need one as any
such neighborhoods need in order
to prosaer and develop, and in or
dr to get around Cutler's had to
climb over a ridge and worm down
into a deep canyon and back out
over other people's land, just touch
ing his enough to give him a road
when to have followed along a side
hill three fourths mile of their
land and doing as little damage as
is possible to a piece of land, would
have avoided the above mentioned
canyon and saved several hundred
yards in going a distance of a half
mile across to the main road.
And at the other e id of this road
they are being held uu by an in
fernal Indian. This road, which is
about two miles long, is an absolute
necessity to its community and if
properlv establsihed would have
been a direct benefit to a large
Dortion of this end of th county.
That community led by Cecil
Cosper is doing hundreds of dollars
of volunteer work and ' giving
money to obtain it and are not
done yet. and by the time they are
through will know mighty weir
they have done something.
There is much freo public work
done in this country, and every
dollars' worth so snent, public or
private, enhances the value of all
the property in the community.
Property held from, and influences
used against, have a corresponding
depreciation.
Alvin W. Thorp.
John Eattey, the liveryman, went
to Portland Wednesday morning.
John Folmsbee of Big Elk was
transacting business here Monday.
Merchant Chester Dixon of Elk
City came down on the Transit yes
terday. Lewis Montgomery and little son
of Portland spent Sunday with
friends and relatives here.
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