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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1914)
Contest Starts September 21, and ends Feb. 21 Winner named on that last date Contestant getting the most Voto3 during the Third Week gets Special Prize, A Nickel Ccffco Perculator. Contestant getting the most Votes 4th Week gets A Silver Ear then Cassoiole. Contestant getting the most Votes during tho 5th Week gets A Set. Solid Silver Orange Spoons. Prizes on Exhibit at our Store BALLOT BOARD The following disinterested gentlemen have been named as a board of counters who willn;eet at our store every Thura day evening and count the ballots: Prof. Elough, M. Mackey and Harry Rice. With these men in charge of counting the votes we are sure of a correct count. 7 PRIZES TO BE .GIVEN AWAY 7 and 6EVERAL WEEKLY PRIZES 1t Piano Free to the one receiving .tho highest Vote. 2d Prize, a Gold Bond for $90, this. Bond with S30 In cash will entitle the second highest to a Piano, 3d Prize, a $35 Bond. 4th Prize, a $100 Bond. 5th Prize, a $105 Bond. 6th Prize, a $115 Bond. 7th Prize, a $25 Bond. These Bonds or good for one year, from date of certificate. Toledo Racket Lincoln County Leader TFICIAL. COUNTY PAPFR COLLINS A HAYDKN. I'cimushkrs SUHSCKIITIOIN UMP.S One Year - ... ft F0 dix Montlia 75 Pine Month - 60 THOSE FARMER LETTERS For thepast couple of months the Lincoln County Sentinel has been printing articles purport ing to be written by a farmer. The gist of these articles h been to criticize and mane charges agalne our county officials and to prtt the editor of the Sentinel on the back. The "Fanner" method is the method of the gossiping saeak. Re creates rumors, excites suspic ion, distrust, and endeavors to leave in the reader's mind the impression that he has actually said something. He knowB noth ing and pretends to know every thing. "He is a scoundrel who takes away a man's good name land seeks to make a virtue of I his deed," by hinting that he Could take far more if he would, jf Lie compliments the editor of lthe Sentinel for having back ( bone enough to publish the dirty U articles and goes on to criticize ficials to office by big majorities last Tuesday shows how widely read the Sentinel is and how great is its influence and that, the voters did not take much stock in its leventh hour cowardly attack." AH kinds of Feed at R. S. Van Cleve's. Mrs. Frank Falcon has been on the sick list this week. J. H. Glines of Waldport re turned to Corvallis this morn ing. Merchant Elmer Patrick of Newport was a Toledo visitor Tuesday. J. A. West of Otis brought In the election retuins from Rose Lodge precinct. The 6teamer Bandon came in from San Francisco just before noon today and is now loading lumber at the BawmilL . At the road meeting last Sat urday a levy of three mills was made for special road purposes, I in district No. 8. Herman Schmitt of Elk City brought his son, Ralph, down the first of tho week to have an Injured knee attended to. Dr. Tharp placed name in a plaster cast. ' A. T. Peterson, owner of the ground where the Fair buildings f MERCH ANT'S , j - HOTEL ; TJ-. the editor of the Leader for not having spunk to write similar i are located, says there Is no iieeu iu wunjr uuuui me mnu for fair purposes, as the Fair Board can have the grounds as long as he owns the land, but does not feel like leasing for a period of several years. II .V. Horlocher has traded II ferred to state that while all the ihis home In Hil!sboro to W. C, Ibnv all my ivf. Mutton mid Pork from tj accusations maoe, may not De, Bingham for the latter's place me me jucai muciicri-, aim i p.iy uie iii);ncsi market price delivered at my shop. I pay the highest market price for liides and pelts. WATER FRONT. TOLEDO, OR. t " 1IITIIIIT1IH1TT1TTII1I1IIIIIII1 ! t r . . ( articles. ! psfiSmisr Waier mii Mcat Market f! &Z'iS ' H$to J. L. Demitt, Prop. X Vone, why these articles were I V3?l8 T not published as the Sentinel's ' 'JiM jwv'SV'.rri:'? I Instead of over the name of ! fgfiifiixfc&$&&M Fresh and Cured Meats. Toledo Crtamcry X Farmer?" The articles re- 'M-7TUc!..:-ri3 Vf Butter a. r j A. ' J v r i s, Rooms always Fresh, Light and Clean. Tables always supplied with the Best. ROOMS 25 and 50 Cents RATES Per Day, $1.50 and $2.00. Per Week, Room and Board,' $6.00. Meal Tickets, 21 meals, $5.00 SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER every Sunday, 35c. per plate. I GEO. If. McCAUIi DU, Prop L INCOLN C OUNTY DANK (INCOn.POP.ATED) Toledo, Oregon Docs a General Banking Business DIRECTORS C E. HAWKINS WM. SCARTH C. O. HAWKINS Interest on Tim Deposit Dr. W. M. BERRY THE TOLEDO DENTIST -., Will be in his offlce In the Ofstedahl Building Thurs Fn Satur Gardner & Peterson HEADQUARTERS FOR Builoer's Hardwaro Stool Rang03 Sporting Goods Heating and Cook Stoves P;.. Tin and Granite Ware Plows and Harrows i Aluminum, Good for 15 years I jtrue, still they know some or I ( them to be true. We might ask. ir the laws are Doing vioiateu and graft committed with the county funds, why does not our County Attorney get busy and prosecute? Is he not the editor !of the Sentinel, and In posses- sion of the proper knowledge? Is it not his sworn duty to up hold the law and prevent graft? Why print this tommyrot in his ! I paper. when he could punish in ; the Courts? Then to cap the climax the 1 1 Sentinel came out last week Uvlth a lying article regarding ur present county officials. We Signal says regarding same: "A Midnight Attack "The Lincoln County Senti nel,' 'Official mouthpiece -Jw County Attorney Stewart, came off the press at midnight Friday last containing a vicious attack on the present county officials who were seeking re-election. The official "court juggler" evi dently thought he hit upon a bright idea in having his sheet issued at midnight so there would be no possibility of a comeback before election. He knew there was a slim chance of any other county paper answ ering his dirty flings and that the officials so attacked would have little time to defend them selves before Nov. 3d. Accord ing to the Sentinel it is an awfi'l crime to ask to be re-elected to office; It is an awful thing to ask your friends to vote for you; it is an awful thing to bo a repub lican and hold office get out and give a democrat a chance If the county attorney had not tried to quote figures he might have "put over" his little ar ticle and made one or two voters 1. believe he was dishing up the t ! real "dope." But when Bro. in this city. Mrs. Horlocher 13 now at Hillsboro packing up the household furniture preparatory to moving down. Mr. Bingham and family will leave for Hills boro as soon as they can dispose of Borne cow3 and other property. TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC Bills are payable at the Tele phone office beginning Novem ber 1, 1914. Oca Hoeflein Is reported on the sick list this week. Eat fried Chicken at the Mer charts Hotel Sunday. Cracked Corn for your chick ens or hogs at R. S. Van Cleve's. for. Hagel has purchased a ten acre tract of land from C S. Hanson, a couple of i.lc3 iown the bay, and will soon moe on to same. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham, in this city, Thursday, November 5, 1914, a ten pound daughter. SCHOOL REPORT following pupils were 1" The White Corner Store Has a larger supply of Tablets, Ink, Paperties, Toys, Ribbon and other Notions, Besides the usual Stock of the best Groceries. R. S. VAN CLEVE No lloutc South can equal The Scenic Shasta Route of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC ThroughOregon and California THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY "Shasta Limited" leaves Portland 3:50 p. m. "San Francisco Express" leaves Portland, 8.15 p. m. v "California Express" leaves Portland. . . .1:30 a. m. Direct connection at San Francisco with trains East via Ogden or South through Los Angeles, El Paso or New Orleans $55 Portland to Los Angeles and return ON SALE DAILY, LIMIT SIX MONTHS - Corresponding Low Round Trip Fares All Other S. P. Points Tickets to all points south and east on sale daily. Literature descriptive of California, The Exposition and the trip San Francisco to New Orleans on appli cation to nearest Agent, or John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.. . The neither absent nor tardy and : had 90 in deportment for the month ending October 30, 1914: j 5th and 6th Grades j Josephine Dahl, Edna Plank, Ilerthcl Ports, Pearl Boyles, , Mabel Boylcs, Kenneth Waddle, ' Nelson Anderson, George Slyter, I Elizabeth Falcon, Violet Hagel, Edward Dalil, Nellie Peterson, l Edith Peterson, Felice Martha Mcticc, Sada Chamber Curtis Chambers, Rose Gwynn ' in ana stn urnoes Lois Brown, Grace Gill, Mar- I 'igaret Hart, Eima Peterson, Mar- Don't Make a Monkey of Yourself itersou, 1 j Avery, 1 1 unbers, J FOR Mens BARGAINS and Boys' Clothing he usually rets Into trouble. 'After taking a shot at County Clerk Howell he says: 'And speaking of clerks we might nay that the treasurer of Polk county collected tho taxes of that county this year, over $300,000, at an expense of one clerk for six months at ?7o per mouth and two extra one month each at $02.50 per month, or a whole clerk cxpctise of $4J5.' Now, let'B take the Sentinel's own figures ami see what we got: One clerk for Bix month.) ut $75 per month would bo $ 150 and two clerks extra one month at $G2.G0 each would be $125, making a total of $575 instead at $425 as the cvunty attorney t 1 would have us believe. Even then the figures are not correct as a letter from the treasure of BANK BLDG. IPolk county givvs the .1 mount 1 , allrturivl fnr tArri titrrt 'lita va'if I M 1 1 IWHWHHHWHWHI-iHtwiMfHWr) t so far as $7G2.GO. This is but a sample of the misrV.at . lents made In the midnight allude of the Sentinel. " 'The only reason on liod's green earth' that the Sentinel made the attack was becauae Mr. Stewart had It In for the present olllclals beraiiHi! he could not buldozc them and they refused to be led by him. The returns of tho aforesaid of- rlnn Talp. TTIr-hnrrl Snpve. Iris Akin. .Tames Derrick. RoRe Der- 'Z Ji Stewart begins to quote flguros rlck Mary Cecr Ernest Creen-!t ihagen, Thomas Harding, IIelga: T T f A 1. ...... I T Pugh, Philip ltedfleld. 3d and 4th Grades Gladys Merrell, Florence Der- J rlck, Robbie Warnock, Helen It 'jLollls, Electa Bingham, Clair Al- j t tree, Hester Ports, Addle Ura- ham, Charlie Fdwards, Cath-! crlne Collins, Lulu Warnock, ' (Eva Salvage, Owen Hart, Idella jsoyic, ran a l'crmns, Artnur Wade, Yin Collins, Lois Taylor. W. P. McOKE OREGONFIRE RELIEF Conitrvtlv In Writlnj Rlk. Llbenl In Abjuttlng Loisn. Rctburcct, $2S,747.t4 L. C. SMITH, Agont, Newport, Oregon G.' U. McCLt'SKLV, Local Agent, Toledo WRITE OR CALL, ON MUTUAL PHONE NOTICE To all to whom It may concern: Notice Is hereby given that J. C. Altree, having completed Lis contract on the Euchre Mountain road in road district No. 21, the same will be settled on Saturday, November 14, 1914 at 11 o'clock a. m. R. H. Howell, County Clerk. Income Forest Grove prop erty or Washington County farm to trade for Siletz timber. Lotus L. Langley, f Board of Trade Bid., Portland. or let other make a monkey of you In the matter of your Cigar buying. The actual difference In price between qualltlrs It no rma! tliat It always pays to get the best grade. We have tome of the Best Clgart ever rolled, made of the pureit leaf tobacco, and mad up in mild, medium and strong flavors Our lino of Cigarette and To bacco are also selected with the great est care, and we are headquarters for very kind of smokers' articles. AYs Smokehouse AL VAUCH, Prop. TOLEDO LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLES IS WELL EQUIPPED WITH GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HORSES 8PECIAL ATTENTION GIV EN TO TRAVELING MEN TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC Bills are payall-i at tho Tele phone offlce, beginning Nor. 1, 1914. Runs Dally Dray Line. General Hauling. Goods Delivered Promptly at all Hours. Teams Furnished on Short Notice. HORSES UOUCI1T AND SOLD HAY AND FEED FOR SALE. ' BOTH 'PHONES
