Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 23, 1914, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textmnsoln MX UUkutJ VOLUME 22 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914 COUNTY NEWS News of chcIi Community Gathered each Week by Our Hustling Associate Editors Newport The storm has lasted for more than a week. On Sunday the tide was 12 feot with a steady southwest wind blowing a Bale all day. The storm got so bad that the Flfield had to cut loose from the dock and go further up tho bav. She anchored In what Is known as Brown's Bend, below Oys tervllle. The water at this place Is forty feet deep, land locked and safe. Here she stayed all night and tho next morning tied up at the Yaqulna docks. While In the bend the fisher men's nets came In contact with the vessel. Thero was some swearing, not among the boatmen, but among tho fishermen. It Is a fine thing to havo such a safe harbor where vessels can seek shelter from tho storms and be secure. The water Is ample, the bay proper hns n depth of wator nil the way from 10 to 40 feet at low tido for a distance of from 8 to 10 miles, and a width of 1200 yards. Tills has been aa unusual storm at this sear.ou of the yo.ir. Come Kay !t la caused by earth quakes or tho Ku -opoan war anJ others say It is the fulfilling of the bible and tho end of timo is ner.r at hand. On Sunday a v:ceU nRO the veBe'.ii were ail l.:n'd up along the vhurf and a picture tuken of then. Tim vcESi!.! I;i linn wife tho KHield, at the Donny ranch one day last week, the Hewett ranch ono day last week. Samuel Hill had the misfortune to get kicked by a cow Thursday. A. M. Cook is doing some freighting on the beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan passed , day' through this vicinity Tuesday on their , way home from Ynqulna. Mrs. Ryan jq jhE VOTERS AND TAX- uuu jutsi ruiurneu nunio iruin uu a- ; I. N. Hewett completed barvcstlng his potato crop last week. Mrs. W. C. Martin visited her daugh ter, Mrs. I. N. Hewett, and family Frl- tended visit with relatives In Grants Pass. Fay Selby visited at tho GuilUamu ranch Sunday. Mrs. Rose Schcnck, Democratic can didate for County Clerk, was billed to speak at the Grange Hall Saturday afternoon, but owing to the stormy weather few were present. The teacher and pupils have Intro duced tho "hot lunch system" in our school and they enjoy it very much. Chnunccy, Roy and Reynolds Ohmart went to Seal Rocks Monday. Elmer Cook, who has been working In Newport for several weeks, re turned tj hia homo Tuesday. SUMMARY OF STATEMENT For Lincoln County, Oregon, for nino months ending September 30th, 1914: warrants outstanding Dec 189,719.61 8,350.50 Taft G. S. Pprmelc went to Tillamook cn n bustness trip. D. R. RinT hr.s qu't the miillns bV.a: iic:". here ond has moved his fcsiily Tiilamooi;, Ahwaucda, M Irene, Ollie S. Gerald C. Mid 'he Newport. It makes j to Kt-mport. a very beautiful picture a good ad- , wi'l'tni Pedson. who has been r.vay verlisenicnt. A. L. Thomas and M. Wyirant tuck tho picture from the buy i in u boat. The minstrel show piven v.t the Mid way theater by the Toledo Land was a very crest success flnan tally and otherwise. The house das filled to its capacity and a good many had to be turned away. The charm ters were all well sustained. The tjnga, dances, Jokes and repartee were very fine. The coons sustained their parts well, Ex-Sheriff Jim Rons was the star slner. The "Old Church Bell, DIcg, Deng" was cung to perfection. It cap tivated the audience. The dance at the Casaino was well attended and a very pleasant affair. Miss I'aine pie sided at tho piano and the orchestra played some very beautiful selections. The Toledo band added much to the pleasure and success of the entertain ment. R. R. Miller was the leader of the band. Tho bend played on the streets and at the postofflce to the edification of the people. Died at her home In Newport after a lingering il'ness of more than a year, October 20th, 1S14, Mrs. H. D. BluVely, aged 65 years, 10 months and 21 days. Mrs. Hlnkely was born in the stats of New York in 1859 and came to New port In 1905, where she made her home up to the time of her ceath. She was a member of the Presbyterian church and uIbo'r member of the Rhododen dron Rcbckah lodge. No. 136, I.O.O.F. The funeral will take place at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 10 a. m., conducted by the pastor. Rev. C. T. Hurd. Tho lnterrment will take place In Eureka cemetery conducted by the Rebekah lodge. She Is survived by her husband and two sons, Lloyd and Vincent, who live in Newport. The Flfield Is now moored at the Patrick dock ready 10 go out when tho bar calms down. She has on board 600,000 feet of lumber bound for San Tedro. A union temperance meeting will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. The meeting will be addressed by one of the best speakers in the state on that question. . for several days, li'is returned homo nsv.n. Eu?ar Pa-.-.Selo of Gaston Is r.t Taft. .'.In says they liki It real well at Gas- ten. Mr. P.calc, a real estate man of Til lamook, was on a business visit to Taft last week. Three sawmill men from Cloverda'.a were at Taf looking at timber and a location for a mill. Mr. Hemstreet tock them up Slleti river and Drift creek in his launch. Idlewlld. They reported a pleasant trip and think they will settle here. Chitwood ' Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wilson and fam ily came In from Buxton one day last week. They are now living at River tide Fruit Farm. M. T. Whitney came up from New port Saturday. Archie Wilson left for Toledo Mon. day evening. Mrs, James Cordell and daughter, Lama, came down from Eddyvllle few days ago to visit friends here. They returned home Monday. George T. Smith made trip to To ledo Tuesday. Prof. John Kurtlchanov la now teach ing the Little Elk school up above Eddyvllle. H. A. Bchlecht and son, Arthur, of Toledo are building a house for R. W. Pepin. Reck Creek Arthur Wlgle returned from Elllns burgh, Washington, to spend the Win ter with his mother on Rock creek. Royal Plank Is hauling lumber from No: tons this week. Mrs. Potwora and son. Frank re turned from Portland last Friday, whero they had been to attend the marriage ot Mrs. Potwora's daughter, Carolyne. . Clinton Southwell, accompanied by his cousin, Chester Ward, of Fals City, came in to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Southwell. Clinton finished the public school on Rock creek and Is now attending High School In Falls City. County School Supervisor Davis vis ited the Rock Creek school last week. Mrs. Geo. Cox returned Saturday from a two weeks' visit with friends in the Valley. , Since the burning of the Orton store and postofflco the postofflce has been moved to the residence of P. 11. Elting. Henri Zebkidin made a business trip to tho Lower Farm last wotk. George Cox was a business visitor to the county seat last Friday. Last Thursday Grandma Hampton was pleasantly surprised by a bunch of her most Intimate lady friends who marched In upon her with a grand charge. Grace Hampton, Grandma's daughter, planned the surprise to help celebrate Grandma's 75th birthday. A fine dinner, was served and all had a good time In general. Those present were Mrs. J. H. Horsfall, Mrs. W. J. Southwell, Mrs. James Schmidt, Mrs. Josh Morrison and Mrs. F. F. Foster. PAYERS OF LINCOLN CO. Ladies and Gentlemen: I am the Democratic nominee for County Judge. I have lived among you for the past thirty two years. You have my rec ord as Commissioner, which 1 believe the majority of the peo ple endorse as clean and honest. I may have made mistakes, but I gave you the best I knew how. 1 am asking your support on my record as Judge and on the record of the County Court. 'Here it is: Appointed J a dee February, 1913' Comity Warrants nt a Dis count, and not sr.la.ble, r.ow ash at par. County Debt April 1st, 1913, $87,822X8. County Debt April 1st, 1014, ?Di,471.31. Reduction of County Debt for one year, $35,351.37, besides paying $22,002.58 more State Tax this year than the previous The ofilcial report rendered October 14, 1914 by-E. S. Ander son, State Accountant, who has just experted the books, gives the reduction of the County's Debt for the. nine months last past as $37,091.87. That means with the sam9 rate of reduction, you will be out of debt in two years and on a cash basis. It also means Lower Taxes. My policy is to get out of debt and Btay out of debt and pay as we go. In the words cf the im mortal Lincoln: "Don't swap horse3 in the middle of the stream." John Fogarry. (Paid Advertisement) 31, 1913 Less c aiili on hands Dec. 81, 1913, Deficiency CaBh Itecelpst for 9 months, 85,790.68 Paid State Treas., flrat half, $15,420.92 Paid Gamo War den, 87.60 Intercut paid on warrants redeemed Vn:vn outstanding, Dec. 81, 1913 Warrants Isauc-d 9 months. 15,508,42 S8.n30.60 70,282.20 $$1,389.11 Less warrants redeemed a Jm.nlhs Warratiis now outatondlng. LeBs i-;i!,h cn hr.ndu, Sept. 20. 1914, 89.719.61 28,361.42 118,081.03 60.254.72 07,828.31 8,108.14 Prespnt ( Ticiency Due Treasurer 2d .ij atscs R.c(li)::;;: !i i:i in.'.ejteiln. bs 9 months lntMi-s'. cn cutstaa-JIns wa.-ronts not Included. 69.718.P3 37,091.57 $175,510.29 C. G. rublio 4,82S.!7 M.72 2::,521.07 15,420.93 $175,510,29 Anderson, Accountant A. B. Clark of Elk City was In tho city TueEdoy. Have you noticed tho big range at H. LewiB' store to be given away? Carl Anderson of Newport is in the city today looking ofter business matters. Mr. Scoville of Pioneer has been in this city receiving medical treatment of Dr. Tharp. Dr. Hagel and family have moved Into the James McDonald house in West Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wlndnver of Dal las ore visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. z. Tliarp, In this city. Superintendent and Mrs. R. P. Goln returned Tuesday from a visit to the southern part of the county. Born to Mr. und Mrs. Win. Porter, nt ! Upper Farm, Silotz, October 8th, 1914, :an eleven and one-half pound boy. I Sirs. D. Grady letur.'.ej last ovon ; Ing from Kings Valley, where alio had been having aoifte dental work done. A n:nrria;;e llrcnso was Issued this ' week to Mary KmiKisf-r mil John Sax, both iL-si.li utH or tin) iinrtli end of the 1 county. I Kd Avery wont to Portland Tuesday ; nioniin;; where he lu'. i accepted a po j tiition witll the Coast Culvert tc Klume ' company. , j Will (aUe, two cr thren to hoard, Editor Lender: I havn brforo mo ,.. a. n un,... ,i. Newpoit, Or., Oct. 19, l!H l. Mr. mid Mrs. C. C. Kiihlvr returned , luemlay from Upper Farm, whero they C;UNC,F.R3 AND TEACHERS HAVE JOINT MEETING1 Sutur ia.v. October Slst the ti a'. hera "J"'1" Fognrty, rknnocr.itlc. nominee trie plant. aim u, e grunrrs will ireet 111 tho 11 J juimu ciiru or niaiemeiu. . uu.iivii'jw uuuuuig. it wiil On on nil- - 1 "H ""i.u in . ci rour uau : nu " P '.,'. al,y,"".' .V '"""" "" had been visltlna with tl.n rtUtri any v.un us. it Is for everyono poimea junge r eiuimry, i-n.i. (. ouiity M vv ,, ,.," whether you ure a Granger cr a Debt April 1. 181, 7X2.6S: comity, vv,u; 1 orl-p-teacher or a something else' deut AP"' 1. 19w.l52.471.31; re-! Mr- n,1(1 "!r9- (- l)- N'ewlou of Wood- Last vear thero were several meet- tluetlon in ono year, $35,3&1.37." ( bu.ni visittd their daughter, .Mrs. H. Ings of litis kind held in tho county' Wo nre at a to undemtand ! ! family m lliis city the apd I have been asked to have them wllv ,lla statement is not more com- nr8t of 11,0 weelc. continued again, this year, and 1 -will. P'ete, and would like to nak h'm he ! The City Water will be turned There will be talks by teachers and Be,oni8, 80 apt In flgures-what 1 off Sunday while renairn are hp grangers end others who will be prcs- Lincoln county's debt at tho time he , " , , J . ,-l)aM,!l ale ut- ent, on different subjects that will be wa8 elected Coninilpaloner; and our ""- tl it-otiuii. neipiui to the schools of the county (a,,oi ai me time ins term or ollh-e j uns oince lias been very busy this mo present Hlgli School situation P'rea, logeincr wun toniwt no i euu pruu'.ng me DiiliO'S ror tlie corn will be discussed. Wo are eninsr in had signed for material and mnchin ! ig election. It wns iieceflHarv to ask every voter in the county to vote 'crv- ' print eight thousand ballots this year. ie.a cn tne county HIbIi School Fund; ve wouia uko also to ask why he Notices are posted calling a special and make it known that it will not 0,0 not n-uho his statement of Hid ' school meeting for October 31 at 11 cost the county one cent more tq have icountT nnnic al condition October 1, 'a. m., at the Grammar school building that fund in operation than it does now 1S14- ,n l'ncr- of April 1. 1614. Why! At this meeting tho voting of a tax under the present plan It will onlv j don't he tiakc us a full statement, for school purposes will come on for iei us unaw exactly wnat we aro do- "u "aa "u uecreusea our inaeotdii-. consideration. ing. .ress nny ij.ore man lie lias inert used I nm nrn...,.. i,,,,, . Everyone is Invited. Ilemehor 'our taT An Observer. ...Jl "Ur.0"? 8. J'""1' 'y1'8. trev' the dat... October 31. I . ' .lu,l"BJ " 01 llu weeK- MCD rnn -ru? I rf lpi Annr, . . . . . . . v v ivn 'i- tLuigLniunt inusei m tins locality, . A WORD TO VOTERS To the Legal Voters of Lincoln county: I am a candidate for the office of County Judge and the regular nominee on the Republican ticket. I would ap preciate tup support of all my friends at the polls November 3. . I am employed as a teacher and as It will be impossible for me to mafic personal canvass, I take this means of asking for your support. I am for good government, sood roads, and good schools run on economic plans; equal taxation and a fair representation '. om all parti of Lincoln county, and if electei I prom ise to use my best fforts to n force all laws with prejudice toward ne.r.e, and devote my time and best atten tion to tho Interest1) of Lincoln comity. R. R. Mil.er. (Paid Advertisement) Oysterville Tracey Huntsucker and Clarence Boone and listen. Alma and Cara, pent Saturday evening with Florence Dowllng. Florence left for Bellefoun tain to attend school this Winter, on Monday morning. . Miss Gladys King returned home from Newport Monday morning after a few days' visit at that resort Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dooley came In Tuesday evening for a few days' visit .with the letter's sister, Mrs. Dowllng. Charllo Anderson of Toledo came down to fish a couple of nights with Itocco Detolla. Banner Zeek was around our neigh borhood peddling beef Monday. 8. J. Whitford made a flying trip to Elk City Saturday, returning In the evening. Ona Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Oh mart and son of Halem are visiting at the Ohniart ranch this week. Mr. Parker of Woodburn was looking Glen A surprise party was given on Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown last Saturday night. The evening was spent In dancing and singing. " - Jesse Davenport, who Is working In the sawmill at Harlan, spent Sunday at home. A few of the young people of the neighborhood attended the danc at Mr. and Mrs. Thomason'a at Harlan. Miss Clare Moore spent Sunday nigni wun miss Editn Davenport. J. E. Crooks went to Toledo Tues day. John Davenport went to Elk City monaay. W. R. Moore went to Toledo Wed nesday. Upper Beaver K. D. Martin delivered a hog to Ed Blocker ft Sons of Newport Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Barker and daughter of Poole slough visited at the Fallman ranch Wednesday. Mrs. Lewis of Cloveland, Ohio, Is visiting her son, G. E. Lewis, and wife, of this place. O. E. Lewis and T. Huntsucker made a trip to Toledo Friday. J. M. Bowers dcllvored a beet to Newport Monday. M. Wachsmuth and Edith Lewis of N wport visited from Sunday till Tuos day at the Peterson ranch. Henry Emerson of Oyster City was In this vicinity Monday. Peter Peterson visited at the Emer son home at Oyster City Saturday, MIbs Christina Peterson visited at TO VOTERS I have been a resident and taxpayer of this county since 1887. Came a poor man, took upw homestead, and by hard work and. close attention to my business have, bosldcs raising and schooling my family, accumulated a little property. In all these years I have done my part in neipmg to develop the county, I am familiar with every part of It and feel fully confident to judge its needs. If elected I shall endeavor to cut down all useless expenses and aim to get the county out of debt I have felt the burden of taxes, and my sympa thies are with the people, and promise them that my record In that subject will meet their approval. Oct 16, 1914. Ed Stocker, For County Commissioner. (Paid Advertisement) t R. P. Goln, County School Supt. Irnnmcn ru" i-LUSLftlUHt rruiRfcS in th is locality. The John Wayne D. Henry, tho subject of this ! McGee bridge crew is still here re- sketch, was born In Spring Vallev. palriug the bridges. LINCOLN COUNTY'S iPolk countv- Oregon, thlrty-flvo years Mrs. Davis of Eddyvillo nrrlved last REGISTRATION ng0, He nBa Bpellt hls "fo tl,us evening for a visit with her sister The total numberof voIAT1?. 5 Ul I1"9 "'o.d Polk. Mrs. Grant Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Ister in this county was 2 628 Of ,Y.:,.J TV , " TV "e 18 , e"Pt to soon take up their residence his number 1.676 are Republicans- S .1 E I ViT ."T I"','1 dB'7B?,n' tmon house, in this city. Mr. 526 Demoriats 184 sSb ts"l01 h' Hm ,E "VCl?. "U''Ubt 1,8 Uavl" bei,,K 8cl'o1 uptTVlnor for Lin- MnhiZr L..S.'. educatlontl features of the community, coin county. 108 who Calm noVr.ftrrcrU Lui 5 up t.TeinoraTa ndTnc-M"" 1 Vmty puD" re to Accord to iilese lgurPa t, n Sty. His e XaUcn was obuhied 1 1,10 Toletl0 '"" SHl0(" B'"1 "" 8 SI ' M " m T, th1n the otncr " r tna publfc school ana he Cap i f,Xped w,ll"n ' few d'8- The parties combined. In view of this fact itol Business College of Salem I Iloord llns nTnuned to Btamlurdlzo the we expoct to see the results of the while partly self-mado he is can- 81110018 ond Braduates from our school vnri tRarW, V'ahtU,1 Zh0,TeRiBterei ODle' o" wconnt of his honesty and I c?n,B0 fr.,u l,er? t0 of collpKes tm ' Uejr dec,arallonB' strict Integrity, to fill any Important of tl,u 8Ute' oJnh t ! nY A ,?ivf r- W,tny- 8ttttlon to which his fellow citizens Tlle bnnboys' minstrel show given Q... or Governor, R. A. Booth, for may call him . I at Newport last Saturday evening on th mS2. f!!!6?. i?r. RePuollcRn In politics ho has always been re- as success financially, nnd from all nrJint . i "f AMrlr1i- c0,lnty garded as a Btaunch Democrat and as 'eporla the boys succeeded In enter T1 wS Wrt offlcors Just 1.576 such he expects to servo the whole tnlning tho people of that city. With VOICS. YllI we UO it? Wehel evo nnnnlA i .1. . , , ' n,.-.,...u ,.f .1.1. ..1 1 ., 1 win tavor ixwer Taxation. Better 8'ven nere some tune bko they now say mey navu enough money on hands to buy a necessary horn. Several of our local nshermen went to Siletx the llrBt of the week after trout. All returned home well sup plied. AI Waugh lias discovered that to catch Slletz trout it Is necessary to have bells on the line near the sinker. Ho claims tho fish are at tracted by tho musical tones of the bells and ure caught in great numbers. A I un..u l. .-I. ..I .1.1 1 1 torn land, 50 acres plowed, GO of he speaks. acres can be plowed, some 01)011 j LaHt Wednesday night fire des- wo will. r, nJ!l '.'a! oPonel offices In the Laws, and a Better Enforcement, Zu iiv; ' "UJO,nln 1,18 o-. if the people cIioobo to elect h(m to ieio "atery. , tn6 regponB,ulo pOBlton o Jont Rep. " " rcsentatlve for the Twelfth District, PIANO CONTEST CAST EEL'8 i comprising Lincoln and Polk counties, Tho fniimuin .i . I they will, doubtless, have no occasion Ailutli l 71 ' 8 the Vote of the can- to regret the honor conferred. d-L..r. v"16 ,P,an COnte8t at L. E. I (Paid Advertisement) - asteel s, Yaqulna: dcmt Mae Adams 167 o55 FOR RENT Mrs. w. Weber 159047 160 acres at the Upper Farm. Morence Dowllng 118,732 on Slletz liver. First-class bot- I1CB tiaCKUS KB (141 PIANO CONTEST AT RACKET The following Is the final vote for the week ending Thursday, 22d, at Warnock & Hughes: Mr. McCaulou 36,060 Miss Elizabeth Mackey... ... 31,988 Mrs. R. Hlnton 24,720 Mrs. T. Dowllng 21,690 Miss Daisy Buel 21,590 Miss Margaret Oscar '. . 14.300 Miss Rose Conlbear 13,600 Miss Cecil Lutey 12,896 Seventh Day Adventlst Churc hl2,167 Ladles of Woodcraft........ 11,795 Mrs. Rocca DeTola 11,026 Votes cast this week, ending the 22d, were: Mrs. McCaulou 16,876 Miss Mackey 15,185 Miss Lutey 9,895 Mrs. R. DeTola 9,000 Women of Woodcraft 8,000 Miss Buel 5,075 Adventlst Church 3,400 Mrs. Howling '. 2,250 Cora Van Bonne '2,205 Miss Slgna Brautl , 1,760 M. E. Church , 1,490 Mrs. Hlnton . , . 26 Mrs. McCaulou won first weekly prize, Nickel Casserole. Next week's prize will be a Set of Silverware. A large number of the friends of Rev. and Mrs. Allon surprised them at tliolr home In the parsonage last Tuesday evening, with a pound party. A most enjoyable evening, was spent by all. miie t,yons s.3,149 R. V. Han Ion 41,362 Mrs. A. Horn 19 240 Thelma. Il'noflolr, Mrs. Joe Lfssy 10,375 mrs. f uee , Mrs. J. C. Huntsucker Mrs. F. Fallman 6,040 3.136 2.905 ! Next week we will elvn with fl,th sack of flour 3,000 votes. L. E. Catteel A Co. The road meeting for thla district will be held at the Courthouse Sat urday, October 81, 1914, at one o'clock. This meeting la for the purpose of levying a tax. D. R. (Bob) Robinson, known as "the Alaska Miner-Poet," and one of the best known public characters In the North, will discuss "The PiH:;. bltlon Amendment from a Liberal Standpoint" at Woodmen Hall, In To ledo. Wednesday, October 28. No ad mission will be charged. The Weekly Oregonlnn, Including comic supplement until January 1, 1916, more than an entire year, for 75 Cents, during the Bargain period ending November 0, 1914, to new or present subscribers who hand us their 76 cents now. Mall or bring you sub scriptions today to the Leader ofllce, Ilnrgaln Day agents of tho Weekly Oregonian. LAST SUNDAY EXCURSION Next Sunday will be the last Sun day excursion of the season to be run on the C. & E. from Albany. Owing to the extra rush of work In this ofllce thla week we were com pelled to leave out -many good news Itoins and several Interesting articles, among them were from A. W. Morgan, C. M. Drake and A. M. Wheelock. We will try to produce them next week. open lor pasture, good new house and barn, good roads, and cream station y., mile. Also 83 acres near Spencer Scott's, on Slletz rlrer. Good bottom land, house and barn. 15-acre field, orchard, yx mile to school. Will rent for cash, 3 to 6 years. ' Write to owner, O. A. Loe, Silverton, Oregon. Route 4, Dox 69. ADMINISTRATOR'8 NOTICE. Notice Is hereby riven that the un dorslgned administrator of the estate of J. N. Brandeberry, deceased, has filed his final account with the county clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, and the county Judge has set the 2d day of November, 1914, at the hour ot 10 o'clock in the forenoon and the county court room of said county, as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said final account and the set tlement thereof. E. C. Brandeberry, Administrator. L. L. Swan, Attorney for Adin. troyed the caboone on the V. & E. freight train while it was lying at Yauulna. The fire caught In the roof and before It was discovered It had gained such headway It was Impos sible, with what little flre-flghtlmt apparatus the crew had, to save the car. Considerable ot the clothing, tools, etc., of the train crew burned, which was quite a loss to the men. Superintendent Goln In this Issue gives the voters a good talk on the measure to be voted on at this elec tion, to create a County High School Fund. We believe evory voter In the county should vote YES on this meas ure. We have good high schools and we certainly want to keep them at their best. This measure will not add any cost to the county, It simply creates the fund so the schools and theCounty Court may know Just where they are at all times. v Stop that First Fall Cough Check your fall cough or cold at once don't wait It may lead to serious ' lung trouble, weaken your vitality and de velop a chronic lung ailment. Oct a bottle of Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-IIoney today; it is pure and harmless use it freely for that fall cough or cold. If babv or Children are sick give it to them Po-Oo-Lax Banishes Pimples Bad Blood, Pimples, Headaches, Biliousness, Torpid Llvor, Constipa tion, etc., comes from Indigestion. Take Po Do-Lax, the ploasant and ab solutely Mure Laxntivo, and you won't suffer from a deranged Htomach or nr'W.I l.i.lltilna I ...111 ...... ".... ...... ... nil lUIH' 1111 Illll ' ., ,. ... Liver nod purify the bio-,i. it1L wia reeve quickly ana per MTuim n! yon wi.l t,tn wri:, have . niaiiently. It soothes the irri- ar conn lexion 1..1J steady nerves tated throat, lungs and air pas ,ct nr,ilc bottle today. Money back sairps Innonn Phluinn la if not niMsflod. Ail f.rit.Mi. ! ' , j ? ..n8!"' 18 1 antiseptic and fortifies the sys- John Stoelo returned Saturday even- tem aBal8t Colds. It BUrely Ing from a visit to Salem. prevents cold germs from get Buy your granltoware of II. Lewis t'nS a hold. Guaranteed. Only and get a ticket on the One, big range. 25c. at your druggists. k A-