Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 22, 1914, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr SONG OF THE WHALE. yh Humpback It a Little Mar Musi el Than tha Bowh.ad. Whales ore rnrely thought ot at vo enlists, yet according to Misa A. D. Cameron la "The New North" they renI!.T have a distinctive song of their ..liii Captain Kelly was the first to notice that wholes sing. One Sun d.i. hlle officers from three whaling Bl.i were gnniniltiB" over their ntler noun walrus nicut, Kelly started up wl ii ! hear a bowhead!" There was niu-li chafllng about "Kelly's bund," bui nMj weighed anchor and went to find (he band wagon. Every sal fol lowed his, with the result that three whales were bagged. Among bowbeads this singsong Is a call that the leader of the school, as ha forces a passage through Bering sea, make In order to notify those that fol low that the straits are clear of Ice. Walruses and seals and all true mam mals that have lungs aud live In the wnt.T have a bark that sounds Strang enough as It comes op from bidden dp!!is. nvery lookout from the mast bead notices that when one whale Is struck the wholo school Is "gallled" or stampeded at the very Impact of the harpoon; they have beard the death toag The sound that the bowhead moke Is like the long drawn out "boo-boo-oo-00-00 !" of the boot owl. A whnlcr says that the cry begins on F and may rlss to A, B or even 0 before slipping back to V ncnln. He assures ua that with the tumpback the tone Is much Oner end sounds across the water Ilk th note from the B string of a violin. FILM DEVELOPING. Filr,i"roll3, packs and elates de veloped. 6-roM film, 10c; 10-roll film, 15c; pad;. 25c; dates. 50c dozen. Prints, 5c. each ; proofs, 2c I ,"3 orders at the Gallery, i. ii. Ii. Wilson, Photographer. - YEARLING DURHAM ; BULLS FOR SALE. absolutely thoroughbred, but iimrlv so and guaranteed good bluod and 'veil raised animals. Ad drrv. inquiries to Ole Olsen, Lin ville, (Jr. FOR SALE. A li'g'i bred Holetein bull, from under registered sire. Dam is i Iklitdn and a heavy producer, 8 years o!d. Enquire of A. lirauti.fMill Four. M. E. CHURCH "ier ft Cth and Grove Sis. ?-- Toledo, Oregon. Services Sunday School, 10 a. m C.T. Suling.tSupt. Preaching service, 11 a. m. Pieashing, 8 p in Fpwcrth Lrazim. 6:45 p m. ". U. Port3. President. Sens -.-nd Piaycr Service Thursday 7:30 p. in Choi? prarti:e Wednesday 7 :30 p. m. Rf sider.re of Pattor, 'first door south of Church. SanfordjSnvder, Pastor. f ia,'.ru.,v tTv n trf.ari tn mu lliotarv mJ Intj. Win b M hM vm g..S, Tm Cto H. LUIf C. SmhU NOTICE. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of ' Lincoln. In ti e matter of the estate of J scDh A. Denes, deceased. Notice is hereby given thatj'tho undersigned, Oclavia Boner," 'ad- ir.ii ibtrutrix o' the estate of Joseph A. Lores deceased, has filed her final ecrrnpt 8s such administratrix and that the Cth day of June, 1914, at 10 a- m., has been set by the Court us the time for hearing of objections to said final account All persons having objections there to are hereby requited to nrrserl th nt ti the above entitled Court nt the Cnurthouse in Toledo, Oregon, on rr It fore the r.bove mentioned ti'i c Octaviii Uuius, AilTiitii'-trLtrix of the estate of Joseph A Bones, deceased. Firt riiblieatlon. May 8th. 1914. Luu publication, June Cth, 1914. INDIA'S SACRED MONKEYS. An Intruder Into Thiir Jungle Retreat Got a Good Scar. In various parts of. India monkeys are regarded as objects of worship. One of the principal monkey temples Is at Nuddua. Such veneration is shown tliero to Huulinau, the monkey god, that visitors uiny not enter the court of the temple without removing their shoes. On ono occasion an English officer. In passing up the country iuar Nmt Jea, elm need to stroll Into a bamboo Jungle when his boat had "put to" for the night. He had not advanced far before bo heard a terrific uproar nil About him, and be was not a Utile alarmed to behold a whole army of the largest monkeys be hud ever seeu making toward him from all quarters. Some Jumped on the ground before blm, others swuug by tho bamboos over bis head, nnd many closed up the path lu bis rear. Several females bad' young ones clinging to them, but this fact did not seem to renler them less agile than the others. The Englishman knew not what to do. He yelled at the top of his voice for assistance. To his Intense relief, each time that he yelled the monkeys retreated a bit This encouraged htm to persevere in his shouting, but ho observed that when he himself began to retreat the monkeys would again begin to close In upon blm. Then he stood still nnd gave one tremendous shout, whereat the mon keys went back again. This time the ninn bad gained fully twenty yards and wns nbout to repent the tail when there appeared a new figure upon the scene In tho person of nn nged, de crepit woman hobbling through the midst of the nnlmnls. This nged person shook two or three of the monkeys by the paws as she pnsnod. No sooner had she come with. In bearing of the flrlllslier than site opened nnou blm the vials of her wrath for disturbing tho sacred ani mals In their retirement. She bade the Intruder depart, and that quickly, on order which be lost no time in execut lng. The monkeys alt seemed implicit ly to obey tho old woman's blildlns, making way for the man's retreat. The old woman, It appeared, wn employed by the Tlrahmans to supply the monkeys with their food each day. They were worshiped by all tho peo ple In the country round, who brought offerings of rice nnd sweetmeats to them continually. Harper's Wpckly. Furniture of Quality O. R. HOLLINGSWORTH Carries tho largest Stock and biggest va relics of Home Furnishings' Furniture, Carpets and Wall Paper At the lowest Prices . Both Phones Dincing Star. The spectroscope makes the starry heavens to tho nstronomer's eyo ap pear almost as full of mazy motion:) as U a cloud of gnats dancing In the sunsUluo. Every Increase In the pow er of tho observing apparatus brings to notice new siectroscoplc binaries, which ore simply double stars that cannot be seen separately either Ite cnuse of their extreme closeness or because only one of them Is a shilling body. It la tho erratic motions of these stars that reveal their true character. One of them discovered within recent years I Eta Orlonls. which hangs Just below the belt of Orion. Sometimes this star Is speed ing towurd the earth more thnn forty miles n second and a few nights Inter Is hurrying away with a similar veloc ity. Xew York Run, A Paradox. A maiden well advnnred In years used to wait every morning for the postman, a bachelor of about ber age, aud ask blm If there wus not a letter for her. ( Several weeks passed thus, but the nnxloiiHly expected letter did not arrive, Finally one morning tho postmnn said to her. "Well, tomorrow yon shall get ynnr letter, If I have to write it myself." "That's right; do It," replied the old tnnld. "I shall be delighted to ac cept It." "Well,'' said the postmnn, smiling, "what do you want me to wrlto business letter or a love letter?" "If you mean business please write a love letter," was her blushing reply. -London Answers, SPRUCE UP If your present Suit will stand another cleaning. Irir.g It in; if not let us crder you nn Ed. V. Price Suit for Easter. I. B. SMITH , Catohlna Rtdhot Rivals. This would not seem to be a pleasing ' occupation even If the rivet Is caught In an old mall bag, yet the feat Is con stantly performed by workmen. Or dinarily they catch rivets In a rivet keg or something of that sort, tint there are men wbo catch rivets with a pnlr of tongs Just reach nut for them and nip a redhnt rivet nut of the air with the nipper part of the tongs In much the same way that a bird ulps a flying feather out of the air with Its benk. Tho feat Is commonly seen by persons who watch workmen on blgb buildings. Hurler's Weekly. Bsnding Wood. Wood may be ninde soft and flexible by steeping It In a concentrated solu tion of common tnble salt to which some nretuto of Iron has been added. A betlcr method Is to Immerse the wood In n bath made !y dissolving twenty-five parts of entclum chloride In a hundred parts of water. It should bo left there for somo tlmo nnd after bending thrown In cold water U harden. "They tnlk of tinrdnlitns." nld an Irish soldier ns be lay down to sleep on the dock of a transport, "but, be dad. this Is the hardest ship I wns ever In In my lifer H.ilth and an Umbr.lls. A man's health ut something like an umbrella. When once lost It Is hard to get back, but when worn a little It may be recovered. mM 00dgV Wn are headquarters for GARDEN SEEDS In the bulk end package. Bulk Garden Seed are more reasonable than the package seed ar.d are mere apt to be fresh. Get them ca ly v hile the assortment is complete. Our Onion Sets are extra fine. WESTERN SEED for WESTERN SOIL TOLEDO DRUG CO. Salem Beer The Most Popular Malt Beverage in Oregon Salem bottled beer is tlic equal of any Eastern product, being especially brewed for family nnd hotel trade. A temperance drink ia the mil meaning of tho word, conducive tc both health and enjoyment of life. SALEM BREWERY ASSN. Salem. Oregon Have You Planned Your Outing? A Few Timely Suggestions Summer Excursions East Brach Retorts Hoj. FeitWal Spring, and Mountain Retort. You duubtlcss want to go Somewhere to get away for a while from the steady grind. Let us help you. Excursion. Ea.ti From Juno 1st to September 30th low round trip tickets w be sold from all points on the C. & E. one way through Cal furniar via Portland. Selling Out The Of John Kentta, Siletz, Or. MUST BE CLOSED OUT In the Next Two Weeks, at Cost or Less The Stack, consisting of Dry Gor.ds. Clothing, Doots Shues, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, Klc. The Stock. Fixtures and Building can bo Bought for Cash, or will Trade for Good Real Estate J. T: WILSON, Sole Agent Address, 16fi First Street, Portland, Oregon i N. wporf , Y.quin. Bay: For rest, pleasure or recreation and outdoor life try this old seaside outing place. The best of everything camps, cottages. hotels at moderate cost. Re. Fe.tW.U From June 9 to 12 Portland will don holiday attire, and sup ply entertainment unique, historical and interesting. Fun on land and water you cannot afford to misa. Sprinf . and Mountain Rotorta Hot Springs. Mineral'Sprines and Mountain Resorts for fibhing hunting or "far from the maddening Crowds" are to be found in abundance along our lines. Cur N.w Outing BooklcUi "Vacation Days." ' Newport" and "TillaJ mock Countyj Beaches" are just off thej press, full of timely suggestions as to where and how you can best spend your vacutiou. They are Free for the asking. Drop us a postal card or call on our nearest Agent. Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Co. JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen. Pun. Agt., Fortland, Ore J. S AKIN ! Bpenk with tna arwech of tho worl. think with the thooghta of the few.- TOLEDO LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLES V H ELL EQUIPPED WITH GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HOUSES F1TCTAL ATTENTION' GIVEN TO TRAVELING- MEX Runs Daily Dray Lino. Ciooiln delivered Promptly nt nil hours. Gen eral hauling. Teams furniflicd on short notice. HOUSES SOUGHT AND SOLD HAY AND FEED 'FOR SALE. RDTII rilOXEB CITATION. In the (Jounty Court of th State of Oregon, for the County of Lincoln. In the matter of the estate of M. Strylewicz, deceased. To Mary Strylewicz. John Stry lewicz, Lottie Strylewicz, Pau lina Strylewicz and Teodur Stry lewicz and all other persons in terested in the above estate: In the name of the State of Ore gon: You are hereby cited and required to appear in the County L M I It I i M m i isuuri oi ine oiaie ox uregon, lor j the county of Lincoln, at the Court room thereof, at Toledo, in the county of Lincoln, on Monday, the 1st day of June, 1914. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ot that day, then and there to show cause if a try exist why an order for the sale of the tract of land situated in Lin coln county, Oregon, hereinafter described should not be made: Beginning at a Btake which is 290 feet north of the southwest curner of the northtast quarter of section eighteen, township eleven south of rango ten west of the Willamette Meridian, running thenco north 450 feet, thence east to the intersection of the west boundary of the C. &E. R. R. right of way, about 500 feet, thence along said right of way in a south erly direction about 450 feet to the northeast corner of Lavina Altrce'a land, thence west 400 feet to be ginning, containing 3 acres more or less. Witness, the Hon. John Fosartv. Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for tho County of Lincoln, with the seal of eaid Court affixed, this 6th day of April, A. D. 1914. Attest: R. II. Howell. Clerk. FOR SALE Eighty-eight good goats, 64 old and 24 young ones. Located five miles north of Chitwood. Enquire cf Fred Olson, Chitwotd, OreKon. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OP LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is hereby given that the lands describsd below, embracing 22.30 acres, within the Siuslaw Nat ional Forest, Oregon, will be sub ject to settlement and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States and the act of June 11, 1906, (34 Stat, 233), at the United States land oflice at Roseburg. Oregon, on June 25. 1914. Any settler who was ac tually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January 1, 1906. and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a home stead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the per sons mentioned below, wbo have a preference right subject to the prior right of anv settlor nrmM such settler or applicant is qualified w mane nomestead entTy and the preference right is exercised prior to Jnne 25. 1914, on which date the landa will be subject to settle ment and entry by any qualified person. The lands am n fniin-.- TheSJSEi NWi. and the SEJ NEJ W W. M So much nf tha ohruo lands are hereby opened to entry as .were not included in original List 6-435. heretnfnr.. ra.fnr.J Said tract was listed upon the ap piicaiion or athan E. Faulkner, of uenzer, Uregon, List 6-1094. March 19. 1914. C. M rtrn... sistant Commissioner of the Gen era. Land Ullice. FOR SALE. Six acres on Ottilia siann ..k Place bas 200 bearing fruit trees! house, barn. eti ara mrt n k.i berries, running water ht house. J. C. Doughty. EGGS FOR HATCHING. Barred Rocks, high c'ass stock, $1.50 per 15. White Indian Runner Ducks, the white egg strain, $1 per 12. A good hatch guaranteed. W. E. Simpson, Elk City, Or. Houleux Tho imported French Terchcron stallion, Houleux. will make the season of 191 1, as follows: Siletz, Tuesday and Saturday. Toledo Balance of week. Terms, $10 sinxlc service; $15 season! $20 to insure. John Rattey, Owner. R. 1. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND KUUUKON TOLtDO, OKIiaoN Odlca In Ofstodnhl Bnll.ling. OlHoe hours: 10 to 12 a.m.; 2to4sn.l7to8 p.m. Emergency Colls st any tin HUTU rllONES" O.i;. ilOLLXNQSWORTH Funeral Director and Embalmer Culls nnswored Day or Night Both Plumes TOLEIJO, - - OREGON Buy a Home of Your Own I have a house and lot that I am going to sell within the next week to sumeono who will oflcr me a fair prlco. Do not ask much down as first payment and the balance to suit you, by month or year. If you are looking for on investment or a place to build up a home ace tho property. C. K.Crosno'.Tolcdo, Or. 13 LOCK HLAU Nothing but well seasoned wood delivered Prompt Delivery 3ELLANY Oohn tlay.