Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 30, 1914, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextWincoln 's3 VOLUME 22 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1914. NE21SEP. 37 COUNTY Nqvs of each Community Gathered each week by Our Hustling Associate Editors NEWS Newport The Flfleld went out over the bar Sunday evening at high tide. She had a cargo of 600,000 feet of lumber and was bound (or San Pedro. The Ollie 8. towed her out without any trouble, notwithstanding that It Is more diffi cult to handle the Flfleld than the Bandon. The Tillamook left Monday evening with 1600 cases of salmon bound for Astoria. The Ahwaneda Is In Portland after a cargo of freight and will return In a few days. The Mirene came in Monday with a full cargo of freight for Newport, Yaqulna, Toledo and Waldport. The water transporta tion is increasing right along to the great advantage of the pooplo. Since the storm we are having exceptionally good weather. The temperature is about 65. The sun shines, tho days art warm, tho nights are cool, no front. The birds are singing and tho flowers are blooming as in springtime. New port Is as good a winter resort as a summer rasort. We have np duct or northwest winds in winter to make it unplcaRunt. The travel Is good and man. iuvulids and people out of health nro coming to spend the winter litre. Building and Blreet Improvements r.ro Coins riuht a!ou;. Sixth r.nd Angle street" in the vicinity cf tlio public school building nro b?ins graded and put In nplct'.dld condition. Tho proper ty owners r.ie dolus the work the rliy only fixing the oimrcs. Ti:ln pU n woiks better than It did when the City made the street luiorovtiiienM. Then contracts v.'tia let aau a l:.ri?o portion of tlio money :''uand-iod. When peoplo do their own wu.-k they are very careful nnd no nicucy in wasted. I think this p.)Iicy would work as well in the county Improve me nts. The people are tired and sick of hixh ta:x'3 ami bonded !ndjttedne33 either lu city or county. The best mads in the county cro ocing built by tho people ihetmielvcs. The greatest Improvement for Newport and Lincoln county Is to Improve her water ways and deepen the channel on the bar. The Government says in order to do this tho people must pay half the cost of tlio improvements. The Toledo peo ple did a little better than this. The people there put up CO end tho govern ment 40 per cent to pay for the im provements they etready have. Wo here must do our share if we over ex pect to g'.t any help from Uncle Sam. We can by petition extend our port district and take in more territory, and then levy a tax sufficient to do our part of the work. We can take in all th" watershed that flows to tho ocean. That would Seclude the terri tory lying south of a line running eant from the mouth of tho Silett river to the summit ofa the Coast range of mountains. All streams and creeks on the werl of the Coast rango run to the sea. It Is up to the Commercial Club and the people to have this work done. I have no doubt the timber men will be in favor of this for they are very antlous to get their timber sawed up and shipped. All that vast body of timber on the Snetz has fully matured and is now In Die process of docay. The only way they can ship it with pn;!lt is by water. It is needless to say that this would benefit Lincoln county. D. II. Robinson, tho Alaska miner and poet, delivered a speech at. the midway theatre Tuesday evening to a small audience, on tho prohibitatlon amendment from a liberal standpoint. He five red a vet town and regulated saloon. Paid if you make Oregon dry you will kill one of the great industries of the state, throw thousnnds of men out of employment and oho deprive the stale of $900,000 annually. Mr. Robinson Is a fair Bpcaker and he must hnve been dry himself because he drank a pitcher of water whllo de livering his address. One of the candidates for a county office wrote to an Indian politician on the Slletz to look after his interest there and to holp him all ho could. The Iledman wrote back that ho could not work without tools. Oysterville Mrs. Geo. King went to Newport Thursday for a visit with her Hlstor, Mr. Case, returning home Monday. Miss Barbara Buckley of Newport came up Friday morning for a visit with Gladys King. Frank Barnes of Portland was a caller at the cannery and visited J. Vlgara. Mrs. Branch and daughters, Irene and Josephine, and Mr. and Mrs. Cul ver of Yaqulna called on Mrs.,T. Dowl tag Sunday afternoon. Clarence Boone, Tracy Huntsur.ker and Wm. Fey took a hike to the hills to hunt some, while fishing waw alow. Mrs. C. A. Hath called on Mr. King Tuesday afternoon. A number attended a candy pull at the Geo. Lewis home Saturday night. Mrs. Bessie Shermer spent Sunday at West Yaqulii. Eddyville Th one neither absent nor tardy dur ing the first month of school were: Jean Sparks, Loren Mauch, Fred Mich el, Leslie Fee. MIhb Gillette teacher at Bear Creek and MIhs Marie and Goyle Slocum spent Saturday and Sunday at Eddy ville. Rer. Devenport spent several days visiting at the homes of the members of his Eddyville congregation last week. On 8unday he held services at Eddyville and Little Elk. Mr. Deven port report a very promising out look for the coming year's work. The regular Grange meeting was held Saturday, October 24th. Altho there was a very small attendance, there was profitable and pleasant dis cussion on various topics of Interest and several Important business mat ters -were settled. The work on the new Spark's resi dence Is progressing rapidly and the family will soon be Installed In their new home. . Mrs.Schenck, Democratic candidate for county clerk, talked to a small audience at the schoolhouse, Friday, October 23. Miss Eleanor Glrdler has been 111 for tho past week but Is now fully re covered. Glen Mrs. V. r.. Moore and Mrs. Elrdie Wiley prepared a delightful dinner last Friday in honor of Mr. Moore's 63 birthday. Those present were Mr., and Mrs. Moora, Mrs. Eirddle Wiley, Mr. J. 1- Murphy, Uncle Jack and lienry McCrum, MIbs Clare Moore, LIro Grant, Alva Moore, and T.upert Stewart. Wo n'.l wish hira to spend n.any more euc!i enjoyable btrthdnys. Miss Edith Davenport cpent Thurs day nlfht with Miss Jessie Brown. . HV Crown spent Saturday nt Ilar- :nn. Gr.o. rtevenpor. went to Toledo b3t Wednecday. The danco i Mr. and Mrs. W. R. T.tcore'o laeL FrlSay nifclit was onjoy r.My cpent. A largo crowd attended. Taft John Rlckr-rbnck got his leg almost broken and came very near getting Pis boat mashed up by the rough water at Tnft the first of the week. G. L. Parmelo nnd son, Edgar, who havo been v'.sltlns at Taft for a couple of weeks, loft last week with about GO head of cattle. They took them to their ranch at Gaston, where they are in hopes cf selling them. We see Mr. Dodson has his woodsaw ct work again. There was bo much high water and storm last week tho fishermen caught very little fish. Bay View Mrs. G. W. Stephens end Mrs. S. R. McWUHb were visitors at Mrs. Frank Huntsucker's Saturday aftornoon. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Prescott went to Waldport Wcdnesdny afternoon. Mrs. Prescott was a visitor at Mrs. Walker's Thursday. Hilda Oakland has been quite ill for a few days, but Is getting better now. Dessa Prescott stayed with Mrs. Twombly Monday night Albert Oakland returned from Coos bay last week. Lillto Slmonson and Andrew Sim o nson were visitors at Prescott's Sun day. , ... Mr. Garret returned to Bay View from Portland lo3t week. Julia and Lawrence Hendrl-hron Pave been sick for about a week and are not going to school. West Yaquina (To la' j for last week) Mrs. George Rjtn returned from a few weeks' visit a I lunts Pass Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Bit Ryan returned to their homo at Hoover Creek TiUMdjy. John Coovert, O B. Ryan and Ll iyd Commons wero over from 0..i thit week. Geo. Ryan wis n Yaquina Tiosla. Mrs. William Willis has tlio mumps. Otto Elmer of Corvallis spent the week end at the Stout residence. Acy Lowfa Is fishing with John Ilan lon. Mrs. General Lyons and daughter. Rose, are visiting relatives at South Beaver. Mrs. Hattle Seidler of Newport was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forr of this place Tuesday. Fiegles Creek Tbunder and lightening! Sunshine and rain. Goo. Titus and Fred Scheddler have returned. Chas. Llndley came home from Racks Creek. Messrs. Rankin and Walker returned to say adieu. V. L. Mulvaney has the caretaklng of their places while they are away. Saturday Messrs. Win Koontz, Robin Hathaway, Riley Young and Sam Koonts, all of Spout Creek, passed through enroute to Fall Creek for an outing. Dr. W. A. Cox left for Albany Mon day night, bidding us aurevoir. Messrs. Norton of Summit and Thrasher of Turn Turn vicinity are rusticating here. Camped on west rork of Fiegles creek. Percy Mulvany celebrated . his 8th birthday Monday, tho 2Cth. His sister, Blanch, assisted him to entertain his little neighbor friends at games, etc. Luncheon was served. News Is getting beautifully scarce. A good excuse for a witless pon or the sixth sense? ' Zeb Kcssl Is ploughing and seeding Fall grain, having garnered his pototo crop which yielded fair to middling. Eskolt Darting arrived with a wagon load of grain from Summit Saturday, Upper Beaver G. E Lewis and T. Hunsucker mad a trip to aquina Wednesday. J. M. Bowers and K. D. Martin made a business trip to Toledo Wed- nesday. ,'; Peter Peterson went to Toledo Wed', nesday returning home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fallman aud I, N. Hewill went to Yaqulna Saturday. i m.i a.uii.ii .en. .ui iu"- dav where ha will snend a. few dava. r , Adolph Peterson and son, Peter, made a trip to Yaqulna Monday. jtho Commissioners' Court. G. E. Lewis made a business trip to ! At tho mooting of the City Council Waldport Monday. ;jnoxt Monday evening tho levying of a J. M. Bowers, I V: Martin nnd T.'',tax for Citr Purposes for tho next Huntsucker attended the road meeting J'8Br wl" llnvfl t0 DB disposed of. The at Ona Monday. , Council tlra year has a peruliar situa- Mi. 1, !. rra lu conicna wmi. ii laces aoout iss Christina Peterson vlBitea it, um ,, ,,, . ,. tho Fallmen ranch Friday aftento Mrs. Dora IIuntcucKer and son, Geo by p irur ivU levy nnd i'2 000 was Emerson, of Oyster City, Mrs. fhos.; raisfl bv f:iloon licensed. The Ciur Browa and daughter, Isabel, of Poole :t of ti e C;ty prjvidos that '.he ('mm slough, end .Mr. an J I.Ira. A. Petcr3oa;.C:l (r.ur.ot mako more than a ton mill und childron tiiiciit Sunday viaitlcs at .iovy, r.n i u(,t knowing whrtlio" the tho Falhtun laa: h. J. M. Erv-er3 d livered a beef to Newport Hului-oY.y. Mr3. Dora I.i'iili iioUcr and con, Ceo. Emerson, o? Cyater City spent tne wetk end y'.s'.'Jus tt tho Peterson ranch. M's. J. M. hewers visited at the G. 11. Lewia ran:h Sunday. Misses Addlo Lewl3 and Alna and Cera Boone of Oysterville were In thia vicinity Su::day. Misses Ida ar.J Eveline Fal'mnn and Tracy Falln.au visited at the Peterson ranch Saturdiy. Ona Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ohmart and son, Lee, who l'.avs been visiting at the Ohmart ranch tho past week, left for their home at Salem Monday. Earl Deany niado a trip to Bayviow Friday. Mr3. William Parthmer and eon, Joe, of Newport are visiting at the Com mons ranch. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Coovert made a trip to Bayview Sunday. i Mr. and Mra. C. S. Ohmart, Reynolds Ohmart nnd Misses Neta and Helen Phelps spent Saturday at the beach. The infant uon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicholas was buried at the Fern lilll cemetery Saturday. . Mr. and M.-a. Joe Llssy were New port visitors Tuesday. Elk City Albert Kuilcudcr of Independence Is visiting his parents. The party given by Miss Bessie Gillct and Mary Slocum ot the home of A. B. ii lot urn was well attended, twenty seven being present. Gnmes, music and comical stunts being the main features of the evening. Llrht refreshments were served at midnight. Rev. Devenport has been spending the week with his son, Merrel. Ho also called on tlio Lchn and Slocu:u families. Mrs. Ellea Brlstlln and little daugh ter, Carrol, have returned to their home In Corvallis. Mrs. Silver made a business trip to Portland returning homo the latter part of the week. The new furniture for the Bear Creek school has arrived and makes quite an improvement to the school. Mrs. Vera Calkins and little daugh ter, Blanch, have been on the sick list but are slowly recovering. Winnie and Bud Boydson were tho guests of Marie Slocum. A few of the young folks from Ed dyville made a trip. up on Mt Baber Sunday. Those who went were Ches ter Sparks, Elmer and Carl Lchn, Miss Anna Mauch, Ellphlet Follet, Misses Marie, Clara and Gail Slocum, Miss Bessie Cillet and Henry Stadel man were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scarth Sunday. PATRON TEACHERS' MEETING A business meeting was held at the High School building Friday, Septem ber, 17th. The weather was stormy but about twenty five were ln atten dance. This meeting closed the third year, of thia work in Toledo. Mrs. Hayden gave a piano solo, Prof. Blough gave some suggestions for the year's work, hoping for a closer understand ing between parent and teaoher, the home and the school. It was recom mended that the City Council be asked to extend a sidewalk to the High School groands. Supt. Goln talked on the subject of sidewalk and on some of the problems of the rural teacher. Prof. Ports presented the needs ot a play room fitted with swings, teeter boards and swinging rings. The officers for the year are: President, Mrs. Goln; Secretary, Mrs. Howell; Treasurer, Miss Galtber. TOLEDO HAND LAUND3Y CO. Laundry called for and doltvered. Also cleaning and pressing done. Out side work solicited. Work guaranteed. Phono. L. W. Davie A Co. Harold Hansen came down from Chltwood last evening. James McDonald mado a trip to Elk City and return yeBtorday morn ing. Have you noticed the big range at H, Lewis' store to be given away? O. V. IIurt the Republican candidate for County Commissioner was in the " -iouuj. , mi. nun tamo iu , . - - wbu. He took up a homestead away back In the woodn. fivn rniin. frnm n.iv t. cuuuvy in lo is an years atro. tlement. He improved this homestead, made a home, raised family, and by hard work and close attention to bust- ness has accumulated considerable property. is reasonable to suppose that a man who can and has made a a man to nil that position. We hope "uu "ere "ley wl" malte lll8lr bom success of his own business will apply every voter will remember this and ' H- Gllnes passed tlirough Wed the same business-like methods to the not fall to support their candidate at nosday evening enroute from Corvallis public's business entrusted to him. Mr. this election. ' 1 to Waldport. Mr. Cllne's family is re- Hurt will mAka ft nnrafnl rnnanlAtitl. . !fl1f1lncf nt PnrvnlHa llila wlnto. oug Dusiness-ime, county commisoion-1 i ,. y, . . ii juu vuio g a unanaD v . nun, you will help to eloet a good man to tr,wn v. ill ba -.vet or dry, t'10 Cminril in Abut you intent term. i;n aralnst it LiJt.-r.::!i;o how big a levy to i:mke. Co U ITajrel and got well. ElV.or Leader: Your insue of last week eea'.iiiund an article from an "Ob server" criticising my "card or state ment," also my record uj Caminls sionur. I wonder why he didn't sign his name. I wonder if ho waa ever County Juiite: also If Iih In not a res. Id-jnt of Toledo instead of Newport. ' He c:m obtain tho Information he bUs for from the records of Lincoln county and upon that record I was ap pointed County Judge. Ho con also obtain his own record from thn nnmo source. He asks why I did not make tho statement of the county's financial con dition, October 1st, 1314. instead of April 1st, 101 4. If he will turn to an other column of your paper, same date, he will find the Information from the Slate Accountant, from January 1. 1914 to September SOth. 1914. Ho will find the cuimy debt has been reduced in these nino months J37.09U7. which Liakce my statement look modest In- IO Will llllll !deed. f mill rnv. fiirthpr . , statement lo of the date of April 1st, ,,f ,i. . . ; : .Mi4. Ih ho,, thnt .ho ,it i tt,e first official renort of the Coiintv kirk lk I wUtCo office ItTov7- crs the county's business for an entire year and all the figures are official. John Flirty. Cy request of friends In tho Toledo Port District I havo bccoir.s a candl- .Good, substantial ran dldi-.teo for till the ilato tor Fort Cjmmi&sioner for the parties are in the held, and we can abovo District. Efficiency and Econ- not see why those of one party are so ! omy bslna mv motto.. 1 Diedno mvcclf tj bo a candidate at the coming elce- tlon Navtmbsr 3d, 1814. Youro respectfully, ALLEN P. HUGHES Mrs. T. I. Fish returned WeJncsday evening from a visit to the Valley. J:uy your granitewaie of II. Lewis and get a ticket on the fine, bis range. Warren Newir.au has taken up a hor..e8tead at the head of Mill Creek and la preparing to move onto same. TO THE VOTERS AND TAX PAYERS OF LINCOLN CO. Ladic3 and Gentlemen: I am the Democratic nominee 'or County Judge. I have lived among you lor tne past thirty- two years. You have mv rec- ord as Commoner, which I believe the majority of the peo pie endorse as clean and honest. I may have mado mistakes, but I gave you the best I knew how, I am asking your support on rArnrH .I,,1 V n,- my record as Judge and on the record of the County Court. Here it is: Appointed Judge February, 1913 County Warrants at a Dis count, and not salable, now cash at par. County Debt April 1st, 1913, $87,822.68. County Debt April 1st, 1914, $52,471.31. Reduction of County Debt for . - - one vear. S35.351.37. hoa rloa paying $22,062.58 more State Tax this vear than thn nrovlr.na1!. r l " 00 ,eclaa ne lues- --.w w .v.imvivu OCtOUcr 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 same rate of reduction, you will be out of debt in two years and on a cash basis. It also tnenns Lower Tavna. My policy is to get Out of debt id Stav out of debt and tuiv IU Btuy um Ul UtlH ana pay as ....v. j -"v uo uiwiui ii v iinr nr iiiinr nnn nn n n we go. In the words Of the ini- mortal Lincoln "Don't Bwap horses In the middle of the stream." John Fogarty. (Paid Advertisement) COUNTY JUDGE IS TO BE ELECTED i iib nnaing 01 uii law, passea oy uie .'iiuiiq m ipw, iiju mmuB viia lum 'A cfllce of county j...-.es from fo.u tr .w ni pf ,1,1. .,. iM-nnln In IHin. ln,rnnnlii tlio. tnnn nt Tht fact that Judge Fogarty is holding kn appointive offlc.i and that the np-, pointment holds only until tht not regular election, w.neh is the elec,:on next week, makes k r.ecessary to elect who in "another farmer?" WI-IU la AINU 1 H tK FARM ER7 Editor Leader: Reading the ar ticle in the Sentinel, No. 20, which was hatched out in "Another Farm er's" brain, in which he criticizes all county officials and fills up the editor of the Sentinel with syrup. wnen you, Another Farmor speak noverni voters nave asited. "can a about facts I would like to ask you voter vote nt the coming election who why you don't stick to them yourself, bas failed to register?" Yes, any legal You Btato that when John Peterson, voter may veto by by sv.-wlng in his contractor, mado tlia roud nt Silets he "f ber vote with six freeholders sign iiindo the 1111 with brush, stumps, tops, big blank A, which will be furnished and, maybe hay. Your statement Is nil election boards, a lie, nnd I know It Is. But your in- Tho wet and dry amendment Is to tention is to knock John Fogarty, but bo voted on next Ttionduy, not In 1916, you should figure a Halo. At tho u:i soino seem to think. If thn nmend. tlmo John Peterson contracted tho building of this Sllet'. road ni ne of the present members of tho County .Court were oliicluls ut that tiir.o. I And when you Btato that one of the ' Commisbkuicrs ,aa a silent purine; with Ralph Henry on tho Kuchro Mountain road Job, tiiero la another lie. Some time past, you, "Another Farmer," mentioned to mo that this county owes you n living, and that Is why you knock the County Court, because you can't graft the County ks long as John Fogarty Is there. Now, "Another Parmer "If you Imvo the backbone crawl out from under, your pseunonym and t win Hand you i my Electric Bitters recipe which will cure your Btoiuaeh troubhs. iiiletz, Oregon, Oct. STtli, llllfc Reppectfully yourx, John Kentta. Tho candidates for all offices aro now putting in their best HckB umonif the voters for next Tuesday the race ends. Tuesday will tell whether the SmP.m,1'0"0" ttrfto fiUini1 M..,,J ... , ... " ijuii. uu i ... 1 , J Ul I'll in utr:i ' , -1 V " , . Jro""SC8 7 ln" Pf,!910,?,1' nolflt'tl''s We need men c"i"e J? Prenr Un? "i 18 -wt-uuvu 'iiu hutu llltj 111 It; I I'M, Ul l!Q 'l ui neurt insieaa in t-ie seills'i interest of tho Individual. Our Cover- "r umco nas oeen a vau ieviuo stage. ,onR enowh- arA n 13 ""is we had a Lll J bralrs to the office that it snoulrt havo. For Senator we want a man who la capable cud willing to serve the neonle of the state, cne who Is not after tlio office for strlctl;, personal gains. For the county we uiso want trood olilrerB. much -suoerlor to those of another, We believe cs do a gnat mujority of tho people of this btato and nation. jtliat the Republican parly is the best I party for all tho people. Yt'hy not sup- ! port every one of them nnd strengthen' 11,6 Republican party. Put this party i where It belongs by your veto nixt Tuesday. I ' 1,0 10 HaEpi Ret well. Ed Stocker, Democratic candidate ! for County Commissioner, was In To ledo yesterday. L. J. Wulker and family, recently from Salem, aro moving onto the O, c. ioe larm at upper Farm. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spooner nrrlved the flrBt of the week, and the lnttar i has taken charge of the local dopot. D. H. Robinson, the miner-poet, "p09 t0 a lar'?0 audienco at the -"tS Z hibltatlon amendment and he bandied his subject well. JE8SE M. REEDER Socialist candl date for County Commissioner.. I will i!"ta-0.m.l"educ!l;! Li t,xe, f nd th? Pntof county debt, with- In my term of office.. Thtn pay as we bo- u am Advertisement.) Dr. Borry, the dentist, has decided, that, owing to the large Increase In his business In Toledo, to divide his time equally betweun Toledo and Now port. For the present his days ln his office in Toledo will be Thursday, Fri day and Saturday ot every week. Harry Norton had 101 sacks of pota toes as cargo on his launch Transit last Wednesday when he arrived I i a Parks port. The spuds were from P. J, a tn nt K-iir f'Uv anrf ,. .i.i to Warnock & Hushes ln thia cltv. lia 1 1 v. j r . 7 .' I " ' v more sac is louay. L.Tiler!.ri !ou!! Jurtlce! of lh Su - yyjuxin miuuiu Tuio wr I Lawrence T. Harris No. 36 on the i $''ilof:l.7 ' , ? ! nedenTnr" g0 and 'is SLEif I known to nearly every voter In this coun'y by reason of his long yoars of service as circuit judge of this dls trlct. Be sure and vote for Harris. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. mlth of Corval lis visited frl'-nils In this city over Run' nay. mrs. omitn was formerly Miss nnuie unioue, wno la won and most '..it ,nowP,ln. lMB Paco- Having ilTa."4 , T. w,t" "r ",'t0 ST"" K' iM. Stanton for some Yearn, anil lina : n . - n. Htantnn tor some years, and has a .IiobI of friends here who will wish hor a nappy married life. Mr. Smith Is a merchant at Corvallis, where the cou - pie will make their home. They were married Saturday at Corvallis. The Leader begs to Join In extending con - gratulatlous aud best wishes. Jesse Reeder Socialist candldato for County Commissioner was in the city yesteraay. Will tAKA twn nr Mima in Vinn.J d'p AUo housokeeDln rooms to" L"UUP- aiso iiousoKeeping rooms to "io Dlaitnn" 8' rP ""r . . , , A Ogaen and children departed f nJ m?rnlnB 'or Corvallis where . 8aen h" "oen for some time children attending OAC. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spooner arrived over from Corvallis the first of the week, Mr. Spooner having been trans ferred here as depot nttent. Mr. Rice will remnln in the depot also until another vacancy occurs. r.ient carrion tho i-t.ito wide prohibit ion will not bo In form until 1916, whlsh nllowu tliocii in the ll juor bust cess more thnn a y.'ir to r -,,:e up their business. But tho question in to bo voted on next Tuetilay. Booth's (lialU'iige to West to pro duce proofs of the chnrseB tlio Gover nor lum been making on, t'io. failure cf Went to present evMnio to back up IiIm i;tat "iMii .i have helped Booth tl;oii!:ands of v h :i, for Booth exploded every chr.rgo of Vest with documen tary evidence, nr.d Incidentally dls- cU,8ea t,)ct -C!(t 'nBslv.ted hi Mocking t10 jury uox in lhu -.anis-lleney case. SOCIALIST COUNTY TICKET Joint Representative Chris Chris nsen. Judge JohcpIi T. Dailev. Sheriff J. M. K. Hutler. Commissioner Jeise M. Recder. Clerk MIrb Joiiophlne Branch. Treauurcr Mrs. Heater Coovert. Coroner 3ondre Rointvedt, Eat fried chicken ut tho Merchants n"iPl Su"UIy Everybody cats chicken dinner at tho Merchnnts next Sunday. Try our Snndnv chicken dinners, 25c. Merchants Hotel. PIANO VOTES THE PACKET For Week Ending 9tn Miss Elizabeth Mackey S0.653 Mrs. McCnulou ., 10,918 Mrs. Rockey DoTola. . . . . 9,000 Methodist Church.... 7,175 Miss DulHy Buel 6,170 Mrs. T. Dowllng 5,!00 Miss Cora Van Bonne 4,230 Miss Hose Cnnibeiir 2,420 Mini Slgna Ilruutl C05 ladles of Woodcraft 170 Advent Church ng Total Vote cast to date i Ml i i'ii.iw,n, r.io,.i. .... 62.C43 Mrs. Me(;aulou 4fi!oo6 Allsa Dulnv ii-mi... 27.760 .26.790 24,720 20.025 IS, 925 16.920 : Mrs. T. Howling Mrs. R. Hlntou . Mrs. Rockev DeTola. Methodist Church.... ...... , MiH Rose t'onlhi nr. I Miss Cora Van Boone 9,280 . A WORD TO VOTERS To the Legal Voters of Lincoln county: I am a candidate for the olllce of County Judne nnd the regulur nominee on tlio llepubllenii ticket. I would ap- ' prrclato the support of all my friends at mo pons .November 3, I am employed na a lonelier and as It will bo Impoimlble fur me to make a personnl canvass, I take this means of asking for your Biipport. I am for good government, sood .i i . Lincoln county, and If oleclel I prom ise to use niy bes; ffforts to enforce WIII Mil Will VI all laws with prejudice toward none, and devote my tlmo and best alien! llou to the interest of Lincoln county. B. R. Mllier. (Paid Advertisement) TO VOTERS I have been a resident and taxpayer of thia county since 1887. Cnme a poor man, took up a homestead, and by hard work and close attention to my business have, besldea racing and schooling my family, accumulated a utile property. In ftll 111 aha VAnra f ha Arm. MM I " J 1 a UUI1U 111 J ! part In helping to develop the county. i - ... i ii i.i. ... . ; """"r wmi every pan 01 II ana ' i?8-'i . i- , . j its needs. oiDtiBu i man enueavor to cut flown .11 u.,w. .,.... . . ... ithe county out of debt. I have felt tne ouraen or taxes, and my sympa- iriMin mm my rocoru in mat lubiect will meet their approval. Oct. 15, 1914. Ed Stocker, For County Commissioner. (Paid Advertisement) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tho County Court of Lincoln County Oregon, will receive sealed bids for furnishing material and constructing three bridges as follows: One over North Fork of Yaehats. One over ; Yachnts near C. 8. Hanson's and over Depoe slough at Toledo. Alf bids to be 1,1 wttli plans and nncin,-nf l. niA i .. ,..-.- : snocincat on nn nia in ih. nu: ! office and must be filed with the 1 County Clerk on or before 5 o'clock, jP. M., Novembor 21st. 1914. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check amounting to & por cent of the . Lid submitted, I r. h. Howell, County Clerk. t