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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1914)
Get Busy Special Votes and Prizes Counting to 6tart from December 1, 1914, on both Prizes to the .ucky ones casting the most Votes during the week's counting First Weekly Prize Large Painting to bo given December 10th o most Votes cast to that date. oecond Prizo Cold Lined Sugar Bowl and Croamor on Thurs day, Decsmber 17th. Extra Votes Lincoln County Leader OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER COLLINS & HAYDEN, Pubs. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ono'Year ', . $1-60 Six Months - - 75 Three Months . . - 60 Given as follows: 500 votes on every Sack of Flour and Mill Feed sold up to January 1, 1915. to 2000 Votes on each Piece of Enamelwaro sold from November 30 to December 5, 1914. 1000 Votes on each Pound of Hill Bros. CoHee you buy January 1, 1915. Toledo Racket CLERKS AND TREASURERS WANT CHANCE OF LAWS Both the County Clerks and f!ountv Treasurers of thc5tate in convent'Ioi at Pori.la.id labt week recommended legislation to abolish the present uniform accounting system. This sys tem makes it necessary that the auditing of the books of the Clerks and Treasurers be done under the direction of the. State Insurance Commission. It was the opinion of both bodies that the system is cumbersome, ex pensive and otherwise unsatis factory. The Clerks also went on rec ord for legislation which will abolish the present law requir ing examination of males before rriiTtt-tfttt t,t.,tifl' wmwittwwMm'mim'fT'nTTTT7TTrrTT, license. VJatPY iKi-nn Mflt Market A biU making It possible for water nont mtui marei i u to retain 10 per cent J. L. Demitt, Prop. I 'of all money derived from nsh- Xlng and hunting licenses was urged. 1 A bill repealing me present. "T 1 . . t nm nnil OIlKctltllt. Ing an act requiring what 13 called "permanent registration" was also recommended. The County Treasurers objec ted to the law requiring Treas urers to file weekly financial re ports with the County Clerks and asked more authority In the correction of tai rolls. The Davment of taxes in two in- T It.: yjS Fresh anil Cured Meats'. !Mmr. Toledo Creamery I buy all my Beef, Multor. ami Porlc from the the local ninckerr, and I y.iy the highest market price delivered at tuy shop. I pay the highest mirkct price for hides and pella. WATER FRONT. TOLEDO, OR. I " L INCOLN C t ounty Dank (INCORPORATED) Toledo, Oregon V I Btallments and the abolishing J. a t. A OI me law requiring isii-jivac vu i Docs a General Banking Business OIREOTORS C. B. HAWKIN3 WM. SCARTH C. O. HAWKINS Interest on Tint DepotlU t t I IIIIIIIIIMIMIIH Dr. W. M. BERRY THE TOLEDO DENTIST Will be In his office in the Ofstedahl Building Thurs Fri Sr.tur : : at it Gardner &. Peterson t HEADQUARTERS FOR Builoor'a HaiJware Stoel Ranges , Sporting Goods Heating and Cook Stoves Tin and Granite Ware Plows and Harrows Aluminum, Good for 15 years it SWEATERS GIVEN AWAY ALMOST I For the Ncv.t 30 Days I will dicpo-O ct my i-nrgo oiock or OWuATERS Mnns' Women's, Doys' and Girls' Sweaters nt tho lowest prices ever offerod to the people of Toledo. W. 1 McGRE ' second-half payments were reC' ommended. Legislative committees from each organization will urge the passage of the laws recom mended to the next Legislature. The following officers were elected bv the Treasurers: . W. W. Francis of linn county pres ident; G. B. McCluBkey or Lin coln county secretary; E. ,G. Gearhart of Clatsop county vice president; and. J, E. Sawyers'of Douglas conuty treasutej;. WAR TO BE WAGED ON PREDATORY ANIMALS According to the announce ment of tho district forester at Portland, the recently passed agricultural appropriation bill contained a proviHioon by which $100,000 is to b set aside to ward the destruction of preda tory animals. It Is estimated that over $15, 000.000 worth of stock Is des troyed annually In the United States through the depredations of such animals as wolves, coy otes, wildcats, cougars, and bears. ' While the Biological Survey will have charge of the work, the Forest Service will co-operate with them In the regions of the West where there are Nat ional Forests. Tho Service has I already had some experience In 1 , 1 ...11,1 n1tnl(i TVl rt 1.1- UUUIUIK will oiii'viaio. .ng I" fore, Congress Is urged to In crease the appropriation with a . view to the complete extcrmin-.j ation of all predatory animals in ' every part of the United States where they have done damage : to stock. ''! The fat stock Bhow at the Portland Union Stockyards last week was one of the most not able events ever held on the Pa cific Coast. From year to year the stock exhibited at this an nual show shows great Improve ment, but the animals presented m the ring last week were of a quality to make one wonder If the limit of perfection has not at last been reached and if it is possible that further improve ment can be made. And in this matter of improvement of stock the agricultural colleges of the Pacific Northwest states are cer tainly occupying the front rank, as animals entered by students at these institutions were awarded the highest honors. Tho Grand Champion of the en tire show was a splendid two year old Angus steer weighing 1650 pounds exhibited by the I Agricultural College of Idaho. ricultural College or ldano. This steer was sold at auction and brought 21 cent3 per pound. Practically all stock shown was sold at auction, the prices ranging fairly high. The high est price paid for a Bingle animal was $1,025 for a Holstein bull, a close second being a cow of the same breed which brought $1,000. One anr two year old Shorthorn breeding stock brought from $200 to $500 each. Taken as a whole the sale was one of the most successful ever held in the Northwest. Atten dance for the week aggregated' about 40,000, many of the vis itors having come from distant points, staying nil the week and following the salts closely. MERCHANT'S HOTEL ; 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 meal3, $5.00 , SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER every Sunday, 85c. per plate. I GEO. L. McCAUL-OU, Prop .....t..4...-tjj.j.nn,tmiti,i.ltn iaajj i7 X The White Corner Store Ha3 a larger supply of Tablets, Ink, Paperties, Toys, Ribbon and other Notions, Desidas the usual Stock of the best Groceries. R S. VAN - CLE VE HOLIDAY FARES Following usual custom the C. & E. R. will have In effect from all points R, YOUR COLD IS DANGEROUS BREAK IT UP NOW A Cold Is readily catching. A run-down system Is susceptible to Germs. You owe it to your self and to others of your hous hojd to fight the Germs at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Iloney Is fine for Colds and Coughs. It Ioobimis tho Mucous, stops the Cough and soothes the Lungs. U'b guaranteed. Only 25c. at your Druggist. Novelties, toys, fancy boxes of bonbons at the Bonbon lcrc. NORGAARD'S RESTAURANT .Hjih No.g lard, Prop. t MHAIif AT AT.T.HOt'RS I COOD HOME COOKING Oppotfilu tlio Dunk ivaslon of the National Forest J range In years pist by wolves, CUyulUB unu lu.:&ilio una uctu very marked, and It has at times been found necessary to employ trained t hunters to trap and kill 'these Invaders. The ragers, too, have done excellent work In trapping and poisoning these preying animals. But the Service has been handicapped for lack of funds to spend In hir ing men for this purpose and furnishing them with the neces yary arms and amunitlon. Hence, the work done has been but a temporary relief. I Now, however, that an ap ! propriatlon has been made, the work can be carried on with some hone of success, and stock owners, both Inside and outside -f the .National Forests, may look forward to the time when I their sheep and cattle will be free from the attacks of these rapacious marauders. As a result of this activity on the part or the redcral govern ment, the, stock owners them selves have awakened to the neeus or trie situation. At a .recent meeting of the Oregon I wool urowcrs Association, a resolution was passed and a pe titlon Aialled to Washington. ; urging Congress to make an ap propriation or $300,000 for tho extermination of predntory nnl- ! mals in the United States. While It is felt that the present an propriatlon of $100,000 will do ; much good In reducing the me' I nana It (u tint anfTlnlnnt r. about a permanent relief. There- At a meeting held at Medford late last week it wsb decided to establish a sugar beet plant at that point if the recessary acre age could bo secured. Business men from Salt Lake, Utah, met with more than 500 'ranchers and guaranteed to put up the sugar factory, to cost not less than $500,000, If contracts can be signed up for uot less than 5.000 acres of beets. Merry Christmas to All. FOR SALE CHEAP Holstoin Bull, registered. "King Piilly Segis of Kent" His dam made 18.489 lbs. of but ter in seven days; grand dam, 25.201 lbs, and great grand dam 29.618 pounds of butter in seven days. His great grad sire has eiehty-three A. R. O. daughters and flfty.-nine proven daughters and twenty-three proven sons Ills grand sire was the first bull to sell for $10,000 as a cair Where Is there a better one? Ace 3 years. Terms or trade. J. A. biiver, P. O. Box 77. Elk City, Or. TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC Bills are payablo at the Tele phone office, Toledo, beginning November 1, 1914. Gift Cards, both Christmas and New Years, 5c. to 25c. To ledo Drug Co. 4 Special Christmas and New Year Holi day Round Trip Fares SALE DATES IN OREGON Tickets between all pooints on die C. & E. will be sold December 18. 19, 20, 23, 24, 25 and SI, 1914, and January 1, 1915; also between all C. & EL and S. P. points. Final return limit January 4, 1915 SUPERIOR TRAIN SERVICE Call on our nearest Agent for full particulars, fares to specific points, reservations, train schedules, etc Corvallis & Eastern Railroad John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon FOR SALE Seven acres VA miles from Toledo, three room house, barn and chicken house, big buildings on the water front, orchard, ber ries, etc. Place adjoins deep water on Yaqulna river. For sale cheap for cash, or will give terms. A. Anderson. Toledo, Or. I9I4-IB AT IMPORTANT EVENTS I (HIKE WINTER SHORT COURSE JAN. 4-30 Agriculture, Including Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Horti culture, Poultry Husbandry, Insects. Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream ery Management, Marketing, etc. Home Economics, including Cook Ing, Home Nursing, Sanitation. Sew ing, Dressmaking and Millinery. ' Commerce, Including Business Man agement, Kural Economics, business Law, Otlics Training, Farm Account ing, etc. Engineering, Including Slinpwork and Hoadbuildlng, FARMERS WEEK FEBRUARY 1-4 A general clearing house session of six days for the exchange of dynamic Ideas on the most pressing problems of the times. Lectures by leading authorities. State conferences. EXTENSION SERVICE Offers lectures, movable schools, In stitutes and numerous correspondence courses on request. MUSIC: Piano, String, Band, Voice. No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail roads. For further Information address, The Oregon Agricultural College, (tw ll-Uo-l l) COKVAIXI5, UKBOON Don't Ma Monkey of YoureIf mm. or let others make a monkey of you In the matter of your Cigar buying. The actual difference In price hetveen qualities is so small that It always pays to get the. best grade. We have some of the Beet Cigars ever rolled, made of the purest leaf tobacco, and made up In mild, medium and strong flavors Our line of Cigarettes and To baccos are also selected with the great est care, and we are headquarters for every kind of smokers' articles. Al's Smokehouse AL WAUCH, Trep. TOLEDO LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLES IS WELL EQUIPPED' WITH GOOD SADDLE & BUGGY HORSES SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRAVELING MEN - Runs Dally Dray Lino. General Hauling. Goods Delivered Promptly at all Hours. Teams Furnished on Short Notice. HORSES' ROUGIIT AND SOLD HAY AND FEED FOR SALE. BOTH 'PHONES