Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 09, 1914, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.-Ba-s-wMi m - W - ;r.t - m ..... . . i .1 , , -i..,,.,,., ,..l..,.. -P i.i i .. v Eincoln flbaiititu VOLUME 22 , ' TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1914. ' "." RUMBERsT" CC TNTV NPAQ cws ()f cach Community Gathered each" tlli I h week by Our Rustling Associate Editors- Newport Sunday was a live day in our city for candidates. Henry Howell and O. B. McCluskey are candidates tor re eloctlon on the Republican ticket. Tbo former for Clerk and the latter tor Treasurer. 0. V. Hurt, who is a candidate on the Republican ticket for Commissioner, and Robert Miller can didate for County Judge on the Re publican ticket, and Judge' Fogarty, present Incumbent, and candidate for of County Judge, on the Democratic illcket, were in town. As were bIbo Derrick, the veteran County Surveyor, . candidate on the Democratic ticket again for re-election without opposi tion, and Superintendent R. P. Ooin were also visitors. Messrs. Goln, Howell and McCluskey were on their way home after attending a grange picnic at Rose Lodge. At the picnic were' other candidates. Mrs. George Echenck, candidate on the Democratic ticket tor Clerk, and Cbes Morrison, Democratic candidate for Sheriff. These gentlemen speak in the highest terms of the kindness and hospltllity ot the people of that community. The dinner was the kind rural neighbor hood always prepares. The tables literally groaned beneath a load of good things. About 200 persons par took of the feast and enjoyed It to the fullest extent. A neighborhood fair was held at the same time, having on display a great varioty of the produc tions of that part of tire county. It was all very good ana reflected credit on those who produced it. A very in teresting program was rendered and a number of speeches were made and some songs were sung. A number of the candidates made short talks. Road Master Beezley and James Der rick have just completed surveying and locating the road on the north aide of Beaver creek from Ona to the beach, a distance of four miles, at the cost of about $1,000 per mile. This Is an important piece ot road and will open the way for the people of that auction to market their products. By good judgment and economic manage ment the good roads question can be easily settled. We don't want any bonding or a great outlay of money. On the Big Elk the people have built some of the best roads in the county. This was done mainly by taxing them selves. This is also true of the road on the Yachats. There the people have bnilt five miles of road through the worst creek bottom and have grav eled it and now It Is ona ot the best pieces of road in the county. The people did it by taxing themselves. The county has about 28 road super visors and they get 92.60 per day. I don't see why these supervisors with Uie aid of the county surveyor cannot Dandle the roads of the county with out the aid of a roaoj master. It pays to practice economy. The Awaneda cama in Sunday with a full cargo of freight, bringing two boilers, one for the heating plant of the High School and the other for the aawmill at Toledo. The body of Miss Jean St-armun, who was drowned in the 81uslaw river September 20th, will be brought to . '.Newport Wednesday evening on the train and the funeral services will take place Thursday at 2 o'clock p. m. at the Presbyterian church. Rev. j. .j. T. Hurd will officiate. The Internment .will take place at Eureka Cemetery. J. C. Dixon and wife of Elk City came to Newport to spend a few days for the benefit of his health. He has been suffering from an attack of Inflammatory rheumatism. horses a few days ago, Game Warden Bryan has been seen here quite often during the past two weeks. Pete and Horace Spencer are doing lots of work on their homesteads. . E. M. Beals has been plowing and making fence. C. E. Cams and Alex Brown ot Wren were over on Fall creek last week. The stork visited the home ot Price Hunter and left them a nine pound boy. Otto Dleckhoff has his potat) crop about harvested. . by. Mrs. Kessi is also trying to Introduce some new ideas in Ona THE VOTE PIANO CONTEST Mrs. R. Hinton won the 1st weekly to this locality such an the rn- 1 prize at Wa & Hughes' to mis tocaiuy, sucn as me re- this week, Mrs. G. l. McCaulou, 2d. 1 1 1 1 1 Tll T"H T 1 VI , 1 II Til ATI aa Q IT1UI. .nH HI i .. mi V. .. . 1. . . . m. ness for the Stay at home help- ivote n the p!ano contest Is as follows: 1 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT ful sort of woman there is noth-i"' "HWton iS'5J Of R. H. Howell, County Clerk of ing more entertaining than ' mLb muCLi "O Lincoln county, Oregon, showing tl.e . .... l bmiuuul ui i: lnuiiH uuuwhu iiv Liit-t Officials' Semi- Annual Report Mrs. L. M. Commons was a Bay View visitor Tuesday, Miss Lois Obmart left for her home in Salem Friday. Sam Smith of South Beach was in Uhis vicinity Monday. Lloyd Commons brought in a load of woven wire fencing for George Selby Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ohmart, who spent the Summer in Salem, returned to their home in this place Thursday evening. S. C. Denny and son. Earl, returned to their home Tuesday, from Albany. A party was given at the Lissy ranch Saturday evening. A delicious lunch- 'eon was served after the evening was spent in playing cards and dancing. AH departed at midnight declaring they had had a most enjoyable time. Our school was closed last week on account of the illness of the teacher, Mrs. J. R. Coovert. Died It Is with extreme sorrow that we are again called upon to part with a dear friend and . neighbor. The grim reaper has broken happy family ties and taken from our midst one who was loved by the entire com munity. Martha Pink Frazer was born near McCoy, Oregon, November 26th, 1868. At her home October 30, 1895 she was united in marriage to C. Samuel Denny. To this anion three children were born, one child, a daugh ter, having proceeded Mrs. Denny to tne great beyond. Those surviving are Lets and Earl. Mrs. Denny had been in ill health for a numtxv of years. About a year ago she began to show the constant strain ot 111 health and friends and family had grave fears for her recovery. A few weeks ago, when It was seen she must be near expert advice, Mrs. Denny went to Albany where part of her fam ily live. Everything that loving care could give was her s, but the fragile body could no longer enditre the con flict Friday evening, September 25, 1914, Mrs. Denny peacefully passed away and was laid to rest at Man mouth, Oregon, September 27th. To know Mrs. Denny was to love her. She was generous, kind. Interested in the children and their school work and always sympathetic. We feel that with her passing we have indeed been bereft of one whose Dlace cannot ba Lrefllled and the memory of her quiet. sweet, unpretentious life will live with us and be an inspiration long after the mortal remains have crumbled to dust. poultry. A' fact which the men .Mrs. h. Norgaard 12,106 folks should not overlook, but ,M1" D-y Duel io455 cutuuiaco ujr unit? uccua ui iu . some genuine appreciation opJft; g gJS; gg portunely given would flea Miss Rose Conlbear 2,870 avert life-long grievances. Mrs. Van Boone.. .: 2,456 T. J. Buford of Salem and son, i Mrs; T- 5w"n 26 Guv of Eastern Oreeon. arrived i .c.k!y DeTola ?.?! r v. . r 1 :". Li. nmerson z.izo jUBirB rniirt last week by team tO begin op- Miss Queen 'Freeman 2 070 fiheriff. Tsalarv i , ,.,.,... !uio. n.i.u onerin s salary unuuuo vii uiTj uuuicisicaua ac "" nucwi uaimtsr ,uoo lected by Mr. Bvford and son, !Mr8 iallle .ibo Jav last Sun.Pi.1 Jav ulll nr. ?v!nth Day Adventlst Church 2.160 jay, last aufiiKw , jay win ar- w,,... of woodrmft stqk rive later. 1 ea comers are 1 ( The 1st weekiv nri2B thi. Ak ... gladly welcomed. Mr. Buford, from varied exneriftnc in. derstands and has a ready wit for a struggling community like this. From such timber has the bulwarks of our great com monwealth been builded as a reward for letting "patience have its perfect work." "He who laughs last, laughs best." Oysterville Mrs. Alice Jackson cama In Thurs day evening for a visit with her sister, Mrs. T. Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. Follett of Eddvvills spent Sunday with their son, Deb, at the M. G. Shermer home. Mrs. Bowers of Halsey Is vlsitlnp In the V. D. Boone home. J. Vlgars was a Tu:edo cfeller Tues day morning. Mrs. C. A. Hath has been on the sick list. She is improving slowly. Thos. Barker has been on t,'i9 crip pled list, having a couple ot rlt.s broken by being struck by a limb while cutting wood. Wm. Fey arrived from Idaho Wed nesday evening and will flsli this sea son foT V. D. Uoone. Dr. D. A. Mclntyre and A. Wam liaoli loft for Portland Thursday morning. Fall Creek W. E. ErncBt of Alsea has been haul ing lumber for N. P. Parr's new house. J. W. llrnnnnn Is building a new bungalow, 20x40. He Is going to give a dunce when it is completed. Ben Nix Is going to move down near Portland. Wo lint 8 to see him leave as we need him here on the Creek. Clair Trenhotm has been doing some Rnnd work on the roads. We hope he will come up Fall creek. D. M. and T. J. Cams Imvo Just got home from a trip to WaUlport. Thoy any ovorytlilng Is lively at WaUlport. T. J. says he Is going back In a few days. We wish him good luck. I' IX Cams and his old dog, Dick, got a big wild cat a tow days ago. Kurl O'Hrlen makes his regular trips down after the mall. James O'Brien of Portland Is coming over on his plane for bis fail vacation. He will spend a part or his time on "Paradise" hunting as the hunting up there Is good this Fall. Carlo Mlnottl bought a team ot er Beaver Mr. ftnd Mra Allnlnh PatjinAn MJ children visited at tne FriU Fallman rancn tsunaay. MISS AllPA Hl,ntatl'1fa anil tl.M Huntsucker visited at J. M. Bowers' ounaay. I. N. HftWAtt ( KnltHln. AAt. - - .w w . a. ... a u ,uur tion to his house. Little Kenneth HnntaiiMraf, h.i ham quite sick for the past week. A. Peterson and son. Pntsr maiia trip to Toledo Monday. Mrs. O. E. Lewis called on Mrs. J. M. Bowers Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Bowers visited at the G. E. Lewis ranch Wednesday. Fiegles Creek Red shirts are in vogue in point of fact, are quite the rage but not the red rage. Z. Kessi made a trip to Mon mouth, going via Kings Valley, and back by Corvallls. Frank Mulvany went to Tole do as a witness for Rankin and Walker, who are commuting on their homesteads. George Darting has Just re turned from Southern Oregon. We Judge by the manner in which he sailsd Into making roads that eld Fleglcs creek looks good to him. Messrs. Rankin and Walker are visiting the Boles' at Cor vallls. Kskolt Dartiiig is hauling Winter supplies from Summit. A friend from California has been vlsltlnp Fred SchoddW ind George Titus. Mr. Sched dler accompanied him to the Volley. Storm Strouta and family of Summit accompanied by Mr. Winkler of Nashville have been visiting at the Dartlngs. Mrs. Zeb Kessi Is making con siderable progress with her poul tryindustry. Buff Orpington ducks and Rhode Island Red chickens are her particular hob- 42-plece dinner set. prize will be a fine one. Next week's Glen we w ,636 111 give Mrs. B. P. Wiley and father, J. P. Murphy, arrived In from Salem Tues day. Mm. Wllav rnlnv in as,, la n . O - "O w w.w WM her homestead. A number of the young men from this vicinity went to the dance given at Mr. and Mrs. Grant's at Harlan last P All . - M A. riiua. mi rcpvrb hub lime. - una muD.cn, ienin ZB II., Jesse Davenport returned from the .width t ft, top and side curtains, glass Valley last week. cabin, equipped with 12-h. p. Fair- Mrs. J. W. Davenport and children 1 banks-Morse engine, life preservers, ana Mr. ana Mrs. s. j. Stewart sent . wnisue ana all equipment nee lasi wees at seal hocks. PIANO CONTEST AT CASTEEL'3 1 The following Is a list of the candi dates and their vote at Casteel's, Y.l-aulna: Mrs. W. Weber Alice Backus Mae Adam Florence Dowllnc R. V. Hanlon Thelma Hoenein Mrs. A. Horn Kate Lyons Mrs. F. Gee Mrs. Joe Lissey Mrs. J. C. Huntsucker. The following vkaIi with each pound ot Coffee, 1000 votes The Silver Set Is to be given next week. U E. Caiteel A Co. LAUNCH fob nil r This is a One launch, lengtn 28 ft., County Court of said county, for whnt anowea, amount ot warrants drawn and the amount outstanding October 1st, 1914: Claims allowed A On what account warrants drawn County Court and Com missioners $1186.76 circuit court 984.10 Justice Court 327.44 Sheriff's salary 900.00 Clerk and deputy's salary. . 1074.65 Health Officer 111.00 Salary of Treasurer 399.99 Fees for Coroner and iurora . . 47. HK Salary ot School Supt. and supervisor 782.60 Salary Assessor and deputies 1774.00 Salary Tax Collectors R10. 26 Rebate of taxes 44.94 Books, stationery, prlutlng, pos tage, telephone and express 1428.69 Janitor, lights, water, fuel, furniture and repairs.. . Jail and prisoners Care of poor..-. State Library fund County Fair Bridges, on General fund.. linages, on special fund.. Fire Patrol 24.89 1 City of Newport 189.15 I City of Toledo 4.20 City of Waldport 7.90 Port of Newport 63.9 j Port of Toledo 333.67 Port of Alsea 326.44 Fines Fund 25.00 ! Road Districts (Special Tax) M 1.... 63.89 2.... 162.11 1 3.... 13.78 4.... 203.07 ' ', 6-... 65-07 6.... 1.310.93 7.... 652.82 8.... 155.66 25.08 10.... 340.78 1 11.... 601.06 12.... 2.70 1 13.... 328.82 14.... 134.74 15.... 1196.43 16.... 67.51 j 17.... 211.35 18.... 275.94 19.... 1169.91 20.... 205.30 21.... 83.60 22.... 2.64 4 23.... 40.94 Road Districts (Road and Bridge) 76,612 45.0S1 40,711 28.939 27,370 13.140 17.240 11.100 IPorrl..' 5.040 I Elections ifiit, j Rcaln bountv Roads, on General fund. Roads, on Special fund.. Widows pensions Salary ot Surveyor and deputy Salary and expenses of Road Master... , High School Fire natrol Weights and Measures Escheats WHAT THE 8TATUTE SAYS : Elk City. Or, Oct 6. 1914. Editor .Leader: There appears to be considerable dissatisfaction among the voters of the county In regard to the expense for clerk hire for some of our county officials. The blame has been laid at the door ot the County uran. BETTER BABIES CONTEST In March, 1913, The Woman's Home Companion started, through their magazine, a em it appear, to me that if there tal" .A"Tf ,7 blame to be attached that the people ,rrePared a standard of weight. Will nntnA in trxw a shaas , iru. mPARIirft nnrl toot a fnr tha nni.. - wum.v vi. IL. lUB ssary to pass government Inspection. A bargain at $360. Call at R. A. Anderson's Boat Works and see fur yourself. , 629.12 205.64 1064.67 208.00 , 125.00 1.60 11,260.95 75.00 1121.03 69.00 428.16 33653.18 694.00 727.26 656.63 965.00 143.48 163.50 1539.72 Total (63,091.59 Less the amount drawn on Special and Escheat fund.. 46,343.85 Leaving the amount of.. $16,747.74 SUMMARY April 1st. 1914. Warrants out standing and unpaid, Includ ing Interest thereon.... $87,464.40 Warrants issued on County fund since April 1, 1914.. 16.747.74 statute says: "It shall be unlawful for any tax to be levied, proposed or adop ted, for any county, unless an estimate shall have first been made of the amount of money proposed to be raised by taxation for the ensuing year and such estlmatn nnhllnhH .ml opportunity for a full and complete dis cussion thereof allowed In the manner hereinafter provided for. The esti mates herein required shall be fully itemized, showing under aeperate heads the amount reamrnri far n.h a. partment of county government.county unit or county oracer." And further the statute says: "The estimates re quired, together with a notice of the time and place at which such esti mates may be discussed with the County Court, shall be published at least twice prior to the time appointed for such nronoRAd mAAiin in ih. clal county newspaper; provided, that the first publication shall not be less than 20 days, nor the second less than 10 days prior to said meeting." And still further: "It shall be the dutv of the Countv Court in m, h. i and place designated in said notice. wnen ana wnere any taxpayer subject to such tax levy when made shall be heard in favor or against any proposed tax levies." It would anrmar that In th u any extravagant estimates have been raaue ana allowed that the tax payers are in a large measure to blame for not aoDearlna bnfnra thm rni. r and entering protest A. B. Clark. Total $104,21 Warrants paid since April 1, 1914, Including Interest 33,35 Warrants outstanding anl un paid UCU 1, 1914 $70,861.35 measure and tests for the nnr mal child and have given prizes ana certificates to babies exam ined according: to these stan dards. Idaho. Washington and ...V; iiegun nave resnonaea 10 mis movement most enthusiasti cally and have cau?ht thn spirit of the contest. The movement is purely educational free literature in th mm rr children, carefully outlining the uiei ui a cnua up 10 3t montns. There is a bulletin for distribu tion which may be had by apply- .1.... 62.24 2.... 87.00 3.... 5.26 4.... 203.46 6.... 34.32 6.... 951M 7.... 363.69 8.... 446.20 9.... 25.00 10.... 16.40 11.... 175.39 12.... 21.00 13.... 496.36 14.... 81.41 15.... 149.18 16.... 149.61 17.... 38.64 18.... 10.7$ i9 ... 199.95 20.. . 40.91 21 706.42 22.... 96.65 23.... 68.24 24.... 16.53 School Districts (Special Tax) 1.... 31.89 2.... 6.77 3.... 279.95 4.... 2-70 6.... 3.24 7.... 8.... 10.9$ 9.... 18.22 10 37 11.... 20.60 12.... 45.45 13.... 14.... 6.88 15.... 11.04 16.... 3.39 17.... 38.43 18.... 1.20 13 ... 3.82 20.... 112.13 j2l.... 81.29 22.... 1 23.... 14.11 24.... 58.44 ,24.... 17.61 26.... 20.12 127.... 11.68 28.... 14.17 29 84 30.... 66.10 31.... 36.16 32.... 16.iM ,33.... 34.... 2.64 35.... 24.10 36.... $.17 .37.... 68.87 38.... 115.95 ;39.... 10.93 40 80 ,41.... 6.99 42.... 26.31 43.... 1.00 44.... 15.12 1 46.... 64.67 46 16 47.... 64.43 48.... 13.00 9.... 6.62 50.... 116.86 161.... 13.45 62.... 4.17 63.... 64.... 65.... 2.30 66.... 67 12.86 58..,. 2.97 59.... 17.10 60.... 65.74 1,61.... ... .. . C2... 26.91. 63 96 64.... 20.83 65.... 66.... 36.38 Total liabilities $74,404.36 Cash In hands of Treasurer applicable to the paymont ot the above liabilities. . . . $8,163.96 Leaving an Indebtedness Octobsr 1st. 1914 $66,250.39 State of Oregon ) )ss. County of Lincoln,) SunnlnmAntal tr thm .luiv. Ann 354300 ing the condition of the county General r una: Cash on hand as above.. $23,529.07 Ijist half 8tata Tax now due $15,420.42 Warrants outstanding, called and not presented for pay ment, together with In terest thereon 8,152.9$ $23,674.88 All warrants drawn on the general fund and endorand nrlnr tn Jinmn 23d, 1914. have been called and the wwu nuitu may ue nuu Dy apply-1 I, R. H. Howell, County Clerk in 1 23d. 1914. have been ca ing to the Secretary Of the Fair. nd ,or Lincoln county, Oregon, certify interest stopped thereon The contest at the County i tnat 016 foreKln correct state- Btate ot Oregon, ) r air was directed under the aus pices of the County Granges, who furnished the mnnpv npp- cessary for the work. ment of th claims allnwiul hv ih County Court ot Lincoln county. Ore- sun, anu ma warrants arawn since Ap ia. County of Lincoln. ) I, O. B. McCluskey. hereby cnrtlrv rll 1st, 1914. The total amount ot that the foregoing Is a true statement warrants outstanding and unpaid; also ,of the receipts, disbursements and bal- Jlm Wlnsklll Is down from Pioneer WewK. , I .-- .7 ,ii..ui,iiBT,iiaiom John Hamar was down from Nortons let m7 n"na n.d.lh.e ?ea.1 of the ty miuri amxea mis Din aav or iirtnimr cash on hands applicable to the pay mem 01 uie same. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto Monday tivAnln H. A. Schlnrht rtlirnoi1 fmm vial. at Portland Monday. W. H. Dean came over from Cor vallls last Monday evening. rrancis Avery returned Monday evening from a visit to the state fair. Alec McMillan laft Wailnnil.i, Ing for a trip to British Columbia. He win return in a few weks. Archie Johnson was over from Slletx Wodnesday with a couple wild cat skins, which he killed Sundny. Mrs. P. Frederick, the milliner, went to Summit this morning where she will be the next taw rfnv, with h.. nn- nnH of millinery. Court affixed this 6th day of October, R. H. Howell, County Clerk. Wm. Toner of Yaqulna was a county seat visitor laBt Satur day. W. C. Fischer of Yaqulna was a county seat visitor last Satur- Utt' ' Po-Do-Lax Banishes Plmnlaa Attorney W. E. Gwvnn wm nr. ..V.al 'N00'1, ''Imples, Headaches, from Newport Saturday on legal i ruS!2w, "w-M!Er DU81nes- j Take Po-Do-Lax. tho pleasant and al Albert Carey arrived un from ol(utt,: uro Laxative, and you won't COOS bay Saturdnv .0i, l " ?ffer from a deranged Sumach or J,,vL ?y. "uraay eenlng ot.cT i.i..,.hir 1, wm lon r , where he has been emnlnvtwi mi i-vpr n,..i ,,rif m....i a. 1 , in. u.v ,1. Un u run v iMlllljr IVBrrBllll.... tne dredge Oregon. After a I r'.eul!" n' you v.1.1 ., v.r!:. imve ; Interest County Warrants. ouuit oiay nere no will cm tn : " : mihiv n erven maim rax Aberdeen. Washlmrinn Bi,m . ?' ?!' M-m-y tuck 11 inn ru-iNiion. a;i f.r TREASURER'S SEMI ANNUAL REPORT For the six months ending Sept. 30, 1914: Rtctlpts: Cash on hand April 1, 1914 $146,832.99 Sheriff (dollmiuent taxes).. $9834.73 Taxes for 1913 37.658.39 Clrk 1,777.25 Assessor , 222.90 r'lnes 368.33 State Escheat 760.17 ances of the office of County Treas urer ot tne above-named state, for the six months ending September 30th, 1914. O. B. McCluskey. Couuty Treasurer. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 6th day of October, 1914. of State School. County School.. County Fair.. . Freight refund.. Option on stone land. Total Rtctlpts,. Disbursements Face County Warrants.. Aberdeen, Washington, where the dredge will bo located. Don't forget the football ganii; V'ii.u icwtort nov c,,, .,1.,,, Special Kond... ) Hpoi'lul School. 3.801.75 .. 108.00 .. 692.43 .. 16.80 .. 10.00 $."5,140.76 $201,973.74 $30,575.75 2.775.04 15,420.92 , :4.h'.'2.71 19..1K0.86 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OP 8HERIFF To the Honorable County Court iiincoin loumr. ureenn: Ontlomcn: I herewith submit my an nual report covering money collected by me through the several sources Incident to the ortlco of Sheriff of Lin coln county, OreRnn, during tho six months ending September 30, 1914. The following amounts worn derived from taxes, certificates of delinquency, redemptions from certificates to the county, assignments from certificates to the county, mileages In civil ac tions and deeds from tax foreclosures as follows: Taxes, 1913 Taxes, 1912 Certificates of delinquency, ( 1912 ......I Taxes, 1911 Certificate of dcllniiuenry I 1911 I Taxes. 1910 I Certificates of dultiuiueiicy 1U1U $2,183.66 4,736.25 78.00 1.644.97 C9.32 225.69 Why cat the Inferior when This will , ;m " 7" ?y we "mo iubbon best , moVf .r: " " i: e "ren" .".-, ?.. ,. " .uvDvunuii nauiiui cuia county 1'Ul)' for Be n. lnnf "" iiei,uri.. . . these teams are out for tim i . ti'1 o.Lft.... ii''''ToWo - j run or Amea ; i County Hihool..,. Notico to all Concerned. ;sinti HcIi.miI. Hood and Bridge 7".H73l68 ' (VrtlflcntM of Vcdomption ! Ilrlil ('lly of Newport. City of Toledo... t'lty of Waldport county championship. G.tnie called at 2:30. Admission, child ren 15c, adults 2oc. I have been appointed local Agent for Uncle Sam's Perfec tion Cleanser, the beet cleaner on the market cleans clothes, woodwork, tapestry; removes grease and pitch from tho hands Get a can and try it. W. C. Binsham. While plnylng blnckman at school Mondny, Alvln Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Andersen, fell and broke his leg. He Wss at onro taken home and at this time Is goltlng along All llionev In tho SnoH.-il Pnml '10 r-Hcneat i,. . . . . 1 " . Kirn I'nli-nl 12.545.66 1D09. .1.113.72 Certlflcntes of rcdvciption 1.067.76 I 1908 501.32 'Cortltlcates of redemption " 1.771.11 1907 !. ... 2.BH0.02 1 MlleiiMns and deeds 1.028.05 22.295.00 Total... 1 N.76 , Stcto of Oreirnn I 75.24 132.90 200.63 :r,9.87 109..10 $3034.73 2.2S9.S9 of Koad Dlctrlct No 15 has ben nrVrdVV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. 'SSI? expended, and work on what U - - KtlOWIl n Hie 11. K. Davis COIl-i.. Total dlshiirsomenls... $153,427.17 tiry Hint the foregoing renort U . Z n.,.it w.. ..... - - - ," County of Lincoln. I. Hert (leer, Slii rliT of t!io above nnmed County and State, hereby cer- tract on the rond between Slletz mid Upper Farm, has erased. Therefore on Thursdny, the 1.1th day of Ottor, mi l, at 2 o clock P. M.. tho dmvt u l'l CumIi on liaml 30th. 1914. Tim abnvn amount of r.i r!? ..,.n stlliitlng thn amount In tlm IiiiihIh of !hatr mThi0 Mrn"18, , ?Mrr:1 1 t-'ss 'r ft0,,,Lbs!a,,,:c, mat mnv he 'irnjr iilr.l iirlm" f ....... ........ trie uato and hour abovo men- ( mty Hehimi 3,946.69 tloned. Dated September 30th, 1914. R. H. Howell, County Clerk. State School Hrlilgn Indemnity Couuty Fair Dletu rentirt ,if all niihlin . 53,6I.57 . Ing Into my hands as Sheriff and Col- - l.il'lfir ff I liilltwitmnl T... , , . f.201.9;3.74 , rotinty. Oregon for thn nix montha willing Heptetnber roth. 1914. and that I Imvo turned over to the Treaxurer of snld Lincoln county, Oregon, all the suld sums of money as herein set up. Bert Ottr, Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon. Toledo, Oregon, Soptembor 30, 1914. 2.9:16.23 7,28.1.03 9.15 6M.61 C. O. Dnmon of Kdilyvllle was look ing after busluess here Monday, ! G