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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1913)
Picture Framing. Baby Carriages. Trunks and Suit Cases A Case of Love at First Sight A ploHsure to the Eye, An O-tiamcnt to your Table, Community Silver the plated ware of qia'ity. Guaranteed for 50 years. Call and see the line. Jack Pelmulder THE JEWELER Capt. and Mrs R. A. Bensell of Newport attended the fair this week. The Leader will continue to go to the Bensell home by the payment of another dollar and a half. fr COLOR ILLUSIONS.' Curious Effects From Red and Blue on a Black Background. If on n screen of black velvet placed t n distance of leu feet from the spec tator larfee letters ure posted, some blue, some red. they will uot appeur to be ut au cipml distance from the eves. To souiu persous t!ie red letters will fieem nenrer timii bliie letters, while to other persons Uje contrary effect Will bf manifested. 'J'o prtidure ililn effect both eyes must be employed. When one eye Is closed the letters are all seen nt the mime dis tance. On opening the other eye one net of tellers Immediately appears to take a position iu advance of the others. The explanation offered for this effect is that a Kurt of stereoscopic Illusion is prodined in the eye itself, depending upon color. The image of a blue object Is shifted by the eye toward one side and that of a red object toward the other side. If on looking at blue nnd red letters on n black background placed ten or twelve feet awny you see the red letters nearer than the blue, screen off one half of the pupil of each eye on the outside and you will see the red let ters retire behind the blue one3. If you screen the pupils on the side toward the uose you will see the red letters advance apparently still farther nbead of the blue ones. If, on the other hand, you naturally see the blue In advance screen the In ner side of the pupils of your eyes and the red will come to the front. Beautiful effects are produced with one eye alone when, instead of letters', red or blue rings are pnsled on n back ground of the opposite color. Placing red rluss on blue paper nnd using the right eye with the inner side of the pu Jill covered the appearance Is that of circular red hillocks resting on a blue ground. To produce this effect In Its highest degree the paper must be held to the left nnd sloping ' In that direction. When the outer side of the pupil Is screened the red rings will become cir cular trenches ln4uo blue paper. New i'ork Sun. . NOTICE OF PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENT. Notice is hereby Riven that the Common Council of the City ,of Toledo, Oregon, contemplates the improving of that portion of' Se:oni street lying between Hill and Graham streets. Said im provement to consist of grading same to conform with the grade heretofore established and on file in the office of the City Recurder, and the laying of a plank roadway. 16 feet in width up the center of Eaid street. Planking to be used to be 3 by C inches in size, and luid uuon 5 stringers, being securely spiked to same, stringers aho to be 3 by 6 inches in size. This notice is given by .order of the Common Council, said order being made and entered at the reg ular meeting of said Council held September 15th, 1913. F. N. Hayden, City Recorder. NOTICE OF PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of To- ltdo, Oregon, contemplates the im Droving of Hill street at intersec tion thereof with Sixth street. Said improvement to consist of laying of a twelve-inch sewer drain pipe across said Hill street on the south line of Sixth street. This notice is given by order of the Common Council, said order be ing made and entered at the reg ular meeting of said Council held September 15th. 1913. ' F. N. Hayden, City Recorder. The Fair is Here Today is the last day of the an nual Lincoln County Fair. The weather every day has been ideal, and the attendance has been good, yesterday being the biggest dav in point of attendance and it is ex pected that today will be even- greater. The exhibits in number are about as at the previous fairs, and in quality, in many instances, much belter than ever before. The stock sheds were not nearly full, but the qualitv of the tscck is good. We haven't time nor space in this isjue to make anything like a complete write up of thing3 in general, which we will attempt to do as soon as the premium books are made up and are accessible. The school exhibits are simply grand. Much of the work done bv the little folks is ahead of anything mcst of the grown-ups could do. Hard work, deep study and patience is shown throughout the exhibits, and the young people who con tributed to these exhibits are to be congratulated on their efforts. The State Fair should have these exhib-: lis, and we are sure some of Lin coln county's boys and girls would carry awav some of the grand frizes offered. . I Newport Dav (Wednesday) was' generously patronized by the citi zens of our sister city. Fully 400 people from the Resort City . spent the day here. ! Yesterday was Siletz Day and we believe Siletz was almost totally ; deserted by the number of her citi j zens that were here. The "bird men." Edward Steele and N. H. Richards, gave an exhibition, and all had an opportunity to see a "fly-' irg machine" in the air. j During every afternoon there has' teen horse, races, and some good.! speedy horses were there. j In the ball games each afternoon there was entertainment for all. ! The Siletz team proved the best at 1 every game. This afternoon foot-: ball between Newport and Toledo will be the game. This pr cmises ! to be extra good. j In the fish booth are on display seme miehty fine fish. Among1 them is a 133 pound sturgeon, ex hibied by Ole Amundson of this place, and a whopper of a halibut, exhibited by the Ollie S. The merry-2c-rour.d. the shows. ! the nigger babies and other attrac tions supplied the fun. The officials ' and committees arc all doing every-' thing to make the Fair a success ! nnd show all visitors a good time, ! and we believe they are doing it. ' Married At Newport. Monday.! September 22, Harold Anderson and Miss Ruth Batchraan, the Rev.1 F. 0. Jones officiating. " j George Sylvester of Newport was ' attending the Fuir on Newport Day. Mr. Sylvester says he can't get along without the Leader so re newed his Eubscriplicn for another year. At the second juvenile fair, re cently held at Wilsonville. Or., a nine-year old boy carried off a total of . 31 prizes, winning first on' practically all lines of fruits and vegetables, and also took first money in the chicken display. Among the other items shown by this youthful farmer was a box of 12 pounds of American Wonder potatoes, the product of one lone spud. troupe gave a "Wild West Indian Show" at Woodmen Hall last even ing for the entertainment of Fair visitors. There were about a dozen performers all dressed in native costume who furnished an exhibi tion of the Indian dances and songs. Among the dances given were the Sun -Dance, Bear Dance, Rogue River War Dance, Medicine Man Dance, FeatherDance and several others of which we have forgotten the names. The preformance was good but the attendance was light hardly enough to pay expenses. FOR RENT 1G0 acres at the Upper Farm on the Siletz river, flrbt class bottom land, 50 acres plowed, 60 acres can be plowed, some open for pasture, good new house and barn, good roads good school. Also 83 acres near Spencer Scott's farm on the Siletz river. Good bottom land house and barn. 15 acre field, orchard, mild to school. Will rent for cash, 3 or 5 years. Write to the owner, O. A. Loe, Silverton, Or., Route 4, box 69. M a 14 M u .2 B o O TRY IIOLONGSWORTII'S FOR YOUR FURNITURK p. o Draperies and Window Shades. Wall Paper. Rugs. . ,r ' Let Us Help You join the ranks of the well-dressed min. We have trie agency for the best lines in the market. Letjis show you the samples and quote youjprices SMITH & SMITH Liliij C!o(ib;i ail Fjrni$!i3;3 HanrilnsBld. Toledo, Ores 3a 1 Get My Prices And be Convinced that you can Save Money by buying'your Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Graniteware, Crockery, Flour and Feed at the The White CornerJStore Store Open at all Hours. Both 'Phones. .City Delivery CT R.S.VAN CLEVE Mrs. Frederick Invites the Ladies of Lincoln County to inspect her Fall and Winter display of up to date Millinery Goods, Velvets, Plushes, Rib bons and Novelty Trimmings. J. S. AKIN DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. As I expect to leave this city soon I offer mv seven room house, woodshed small barn, toilet and lot 50x100. for sale reasonable if taken at once. Your own terms. F. R. Weaver. 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. m., FOR SALE One milch cow, Jersey, four year old. Phone Mutual. H. Schmitt. Elk City. Or. Ice cream and cake at the Bin boniere every Saturday and Sunday. BLOCK EDGE SLAB 1 3 Nothing but well seasoned wood delivered Prompt Delivery Now Is the Time To lay in your Winter's .Supply. See nn ise m UT WANTED-A good dairy ranch to trade for an Eastern Oregon wheat farm. Write full description of your place and prices and I will take it up with my party at once. Have Valley farina and City prop erty to trade for dairy ranches but they must be worth the price you ask for them. Address White & Co., Newberg, Or. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Landoffice, Portland. Orearon. 02242. August 22. 1913: Notice is hereby given that George W. Cox. of Siletz. Orecnn. vchr, nn October 4, 1909, made homestead application No. 02212. for Lots 6. 7, SWJ SE1 Sec. 23 and SWJ SWJ Section 24. Town3hip 9 south, Range 9 west, Willamette Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the County Clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 8th day of October, 1913. Claimant names a3 witnesses: Grace U. Hampton, of Rocca,' Oregon; tfhilip H. Elting, of Si letz, Oregon; William H.Alexander and Z. M. Derrick, both of Toledo. Oregon H. F. Higby. Register. FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned adminisr rain rf lh - m w falir? estate of Nicholas Constantine v.naina, deceased, nas filed in the County Court of the state of Ore gon, for Lincoln county, his final account for settlement of said estate and. that Monday, the 6th day of October, 1913, at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m , has been fixed by the Court as the time and the office of said Court at the Court house in said county, as the place for hearing of said report and for settlement thereof. All persons in terested are notified to present any objections in writing that mav exist as to any matters in said account prior to said date. Dated the 29th day of August. 1913.' Wm. R. Wakefield, Administrator of the estate of Nicholas Constantine Chalna. deceased.
