Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, April 16, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 16th, 1915 Page 3, I, THE ROSE FESTIVAL'; PORTLAND, JUNE 9 -11 Four great pageants, which for beauty, length and the many unique attractive features, will be the greatest parades ever of fered in the history of Portland's annual Rose Festival, are in cluded in this year's events. The opening day, June 9, will feature the parade of the "Hu man Rosebuds." More than 6,000 children will take part. This will be followed by the crowning of the queen at the Festival Center during the after. noon. Towards evening 3,000 children boys and girls will assemble at Multnomah Fiid for a concert, the largest child. ren s concert ever held In the Pacific Northwest. Wednesday, June 10, will fea ture the decorated automobile and vehicle parade in which more than 300 floats will be seen, the most wonderful spec tacle of the kind ever attempted. The evening of the second day will bilng together more than 4000 adult voices in a great com munity 6lng. Friday, June 11, closing day of the Festival, will witness the monster fraternal, industrial and military parade, the grandest pageant of the kind ever offered. More than 10,000 people will be in line of march with some of the most unique floats ever seen in the West. The annual electric parade, which for its dazzling beauty has never been equalled in the United States, will be one of the big night features, i This year's program will offer some event every hour of the day from early on the morning of June 9, until the Festival closes at midnight of June 11. Band concerts will be hourly features and flying vocal squad rons will be heard in down town hotels and the Festival Center will offer novel entertainment features of some kind hourly. The annual Rose show at the Armory, where more than 2,000,000 beautiful roses will be on display, will open June 9 and continue for the three days of fiesta. More than 600 school boys will participate in a roller skating marathon over the pub lic streets. The Pacific Northwest Asso ciation has awarded the Mult nomah Amateur Athletic Club the P. N. A. track and field championships and the North west try-out championships for 1915. These try -out events will be held during the Rose Festival under the auspices of the Mult nomah Club and the Festival governors. Medals will be awarded the winners by the fiesta management. The win ners of the Rose Festival events will have the privilege of enter ing the Far Western champion ships at San Francisco, a fea ture of the exposition. o Mrs. Woods returned to her home at Chitwood the first of the week. Sondre Romtvedt Is down from Chitwood. Sheriff Geer went" to'' Rose Lodge yesterday on official busi ness. I t , Supt. Chalcraft of the Siletz Agency returned the first of the week from a trip to the Valley. O. R. Holllngsworth and R. J. Groth went to Chitwood on a fishing trip this morning. Miss Elma Waugh arrived over from O.A.C. last evening for a visit with her parents. Chas. Welsh of Newport was a passenger for the Valley this .morning. Mrs. C. O. Hawkins and little daughter, Betty, went to New port Wednesday evening for' a visit with Mrs. Ethel Hamar. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs". Ports will entertain the Ladles Aid Society at the latter s nome Tuesday ai ternoon, the 20th. Mrs. McGee and grandsons, Dorsey and Emmett, and iViAe Mackey visited the McGee bridge crew at Chitwood Wednesday. Rev. Rhys Gwynn is at home again, after several weeks visit with his son, Attorney Gwynn, at Newport. Mr. Gwynn was sick quite a while but has great ly improved. Mrs. D. B. Stuart went to Newport Saturday evening for a visit with her brother and wife. She re.turncd home this morn ing. Frank Irish was arrested and tried in Justice Berry's Court this week on the charge of hav ing committed an immoral act ' Paints and wall paper selling it cost at the Racket store. TWENTY TWO YEARS AGO TODAY J. W. Graves and wife of Ona left last week for Oakland, Cal. : The steamer Richardson was at Toledo port last Tuesday. J. N. Stark, the furniture deal er of Yaqulna City, was In town yesterday. The steamer Benton towed a scow load of hay to Newport for 9. A. Logan Monday last. , School Superintendent Booth made Toledo schools a visit last Monday. , The name of Siding One has been changed to Storrs. The steamer Volanta was taken up stream last Friday and ! Is now tied up at Logan's wharf. Si Copeland lost a fine cow last Tuesday. . Mrs. Kate Gra'iy is visiting in Benton county. Rite Dedrick has finished work on the F. M. Stanton farm house. Frank Bridgham has moved back to town to take advantage of the schools. County Stock Inspector E. D. Young of Little Elk reports one or two casfs of diseased sheep n that .vicinity. Arthur. St. Clair of Chitwood caught 150 trout in an after noon's fishing Saturday. V7m f kn MI6HTY LAD YOU V KNOW THE SIGN JUDOCr I CANT REFUSE A . A LITTLE, OF MY REAL TOBACCO CHEW X . 1 MANjI tEAL.'j tVia n P. has libeled the Alice He was found guilty and fined Blanchard for $10,000 for pulling in the sum of $35 and costs, or , her ofI tne sand spit at Newport. Sheriff Landis collected $2300 taxes In Newport and Yaquina precincts In two days. A very 'good showing for these hard ten days in the county jail. Rev. Henry T. Greene, who is here on his vacation, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Allen, preached, two very interesting sermons at times, the local M. E. Church last Sun- Walter Hosford and Mattie day- Ruble of Waldport were married ' A large room has been built last week. Judge Bishop of in the southeast corner of the Tidewater tied the knot. Woodmen Hall. This room will Yaquina's live merchant, Luke be used by Hawkins & McClus-' O'Brien, was In Newport aion- Ithc fres mason Signals the oopq judqe 1 THE users of "Right-Gut," the Real Tobacco Chew would buy it if it cost twice the money, and it would cost less to chew it even then. "Right-Gut" is real tobacco -mellow sappy, age-ripened leaf, seasoned and sweetened just enough. You get the real tobacco taste that men find so satisfying. Get a pouch from your dealer. Taks very imall chew less than one-quarter the old size. It will be more satisfying than mouthful of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find the strength, chew that suits you. Tuck it away. Then let it rest. See how easily and evenlv the real tobacco tatte comes, how it satisfies without grinding, how much less you have to spit, how (ew chews you take to be tobacco satisfied. That's why it is Tin Rtal 1'otacc Chew. That's why it costs less in the end. It Is a ready chew, cat fine and short shred so that yon won't have, to Sriad on it with your tUl. Grind ut oa ordinary candied tobacco) makes yon spit loo much. The latle of pure, rich tobaoco does not need to be covered on with molasses and licorice. Notice now the salt bringa out the rich tobacco laate in "Kithl-Cnl." One small chew takes the place of two big I chews of tli : old kind. ; WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Union Square, New York (BUY FROM DEALER Oil SEND tOSSTAMPSTOUSj APPOINTMENT EXTRAORDINARY We have been selected Sole Rep resentatives of The Luthur Bur bank Company of San Francis co, California. A lull assortment of Luther Burkank's Wonderful SEEDS, BULBS PLANTS, TREES To Meet Every .Need Toledo Drug Co. Dr. R. W. DONOHOE, Dentist Office In Bank Building up stairs $ :: Expert Watch ' ! Poniirinor Tawpuasaass key, In addition to their present offices, and will give them better facilities for handling their growing law business. Clarence Altree and Ralph Pepin have made arrangements with the Waldport Lumber Co. for the latter to furnish lumber for the bridge across Depoe slough, which they are building. Mr. Pepin has the contract for the span and Mr. Altree will build the trestle across the tide land. o day, Ftantie Harmon was down from the ranch Monday. o ANNUAL INSTITUTE TO BE HELD AT NEWPORT The annual Institute for the teachers of Lincoln county will be held at Newport, April 28, 29 and 30th. There Is being a pro gram prepared that will be pleas ing as well as piontaoie to tne teachers, Newport Is one of the best places in the state for such meetings, for that is where we NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FIVE BRIDGES ! all like to spend our spare time rm.nrv Orpo-nn win twelve 1 anyway, so we will combine EGGS FOR HATCHING iVtOM THOROUGHBRED POULTRf Prices Per Setting of 15 Egg Barred Rocks, $3 to $5. Surer Cam pines, (3, R. I. Reds, 13, Black Mlnorcaa, $2.60. S. C. White LeghornB, $2 to S3. BuS Leg horns, S2 to $3. Indian Runner Ducks, J 1.00 per 12. We Guarantee 80 per etnt of Fertility. 8end for our Free Mating List YAQUINA POULTRY YARDS, W. Q. EMERY, Propr., Box 234 , Newport, Oregon Clean-Up Day Saturday, the 10th. Dentistry on easy payments. See Dr. Berry. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that by an order of the County Court of the state of Oregon for Lincoln county, Mark P. Thompson has been appointed executor of the estate of J. W. Thomp' SUMMONS v In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lincoln county . i Samuel Vestal, riaintllT, vs. Sylvester 8mith and Bertha Smith, his I wife, defendants. I To Sylvester Smith and Bertha Smith, the above named defendants: In the name of the state of Oreg-n: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above WANTED Small gasoline launch. Will trade cattle. Write Jess Clifford, Star route, Toledo, Ore. State full particulars. ROOMS Nice light, frebh and clean at Merchants Hotel. 25c. and 50c per night. Rates by week or to families. FOR SALE Holsteln Bull, sixteen months old. registered Thirteen miles below Siletz Agencv. L. C. Mowery. sealed bids as follows: For fur nishing material and building a u-And rtf q cmcmonclrm TCriHo-o fit the Louie Fuller ford and the ! other county. There are about seventy-nve teacners now teacn ing in the county, and a few more schools will start before that time so we should have a better attendance than ever be fore. While we. expect every teacher to be present, we hope to have some of the parents, pat rons and Bchool boards with us all or a part of the time. R. P. Com. o If Roseburg bad a few more merchants of the caliber of A. J work with pleasure and have one son. deceased, and all persons having e-ntuipd guit on or before the explra of the best institutes that has yet been known in this or any To Trade One half block with a sir room house,-a butcher shop and a livery stable on it to trade for a place. For further information write owner, R. L. Cole, Gaston, Oregon. Farm Land Near Nashville to trade for residence property in Toledo. Apply R. R. Miller, Toledo. Oregon. Three International 2 h.p. gas oline engines at $G0 each. One Fairbanks-Morse, 4 h.p. gaso line eiiKine. $75. One new VA h.p. Little Winner gasolin? en gine, price $25. One new 4 cyl inder 16 h.p. Dunn gasoline en gine, price $75. One Eagle 5 h.p. gasoline engine, price $75. One open launch, 30 foot long, 8 h.n. engine, price $200. Two gasoline tanks, TOO gallons ca pacity, price $10 each. If you have no money will accept note or good cordwood for any or all .he above prpperty. S. Lendten, Newport, Oregon, Mat Ojala ford, both in road dis trict No. 15; also for furnishing material, or building, or furnish ing material and building a bridge and trestle across Salmon river near the J. A. West place In road district No. 17; also for fur nishing material and building two bridges near Agate Beach, in road district No. 6. All bids to be In accordance with plans and specifications now on file in the County Clerk'B office, and must be filed with the County Clerk on or before one o'clock p. m., Friday, May the 7th, 1915. Each bid must be ac companied by a certified check amounting to 5 per cent, of the bid submitted. Proposition on any one of the foregoing bridges will be considered by the Court. Dated April 16, 1916. R. H. Howell, County Clerk. 0 OWED TO AN ACHING TOOTH "Misery loveth companionship" Fell from a poet sage's Hps. He did not know, I ween foroooth, How misery loves an aching tooth. Two' days, two nights aye double these And e'en at times upon my knees I've suffered, died and prayed and swore And cussed and fumed and raved and tore To think that old time poetry I lite fled misery to such company. Foul things I've said the lies I've told Seem harboured In that molar's hold, Till Meserere Is tha tune With which my conscience holds . commune. And torturo racks my throbbing Jaw, While Jumping pains distort my maw. 1'vo croosotcd would Induco Some solaco wltft "Tcrbacker Julco" I've e'en reortcd to a "Jug,'' But Misery loves that dunged old Bnag! Ill Swan. claims against said esLaie are re quired to present them within six months from the date of this notice, with the proper vouchers, to said ex ecutor at the ollke of A. M. Runnells, In Joseph, Wallowa county, Oregon. Dated April 16th, 1915. Mark P. Thompson, Executur as aforesaid. A. M tlon of six weeks ftom the date of the first publication of this summons, ex clusive of the day of the first publ! cation of this summons, end If you fall so to appear and answer,, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief de manded In plaintiff's complaint, towit: Kor a decree of said Court foreclosing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction A trial will convince. Price verv reasonable. Over 40 Years' Experience bb practical watchmaker. All Work Guaranteed. JUNSE. PETERSON Lilburn & Son more industries would be encouraged to locate in town, says the .Koseburg lie view. A few days ago a sales man for a large Eastern concern called on Mr. Lilbtirn with a line of brooms at very attractive prices. He was informed that Lilburn and Son carried only a small stock of brooms and that the grocery stores sold most of the brooms. But, said the salesman, "you can afford to i feature brooms at the price . I offer them." "No," replied Mr. Lilburn, "I could not afford to feature your brooms at the price you offer them or less. Rose burg has a bro'im factory, and as long as they are making brooms I will handle them, even if the price is a little higher." After satisfying himself that there was no hope of Belling to Mr. Lilburn, he informed , him that, while he had tirooms to sell and that it was his business to sell them, he could not but ad i mire a merchant who had the pluck to back up his home enter prise, even at a loss to himself. If every nicrchant in Roseburg, said the salesman, would push Roseburg made brooms the same as Mr. Lilburn, the factory would be running to its eapacley and even If the pvices were high er than others the town would bo gainer In the long run and there would bo fewer Idle men. The above Item applies to To ledo or any other town. Runnells, Attorney for Executor ;a certm mortgage executed by Sylves Her Smith and Bertha Smith, his wife, Restoration to Entry of Lands In Na- on the 9th day of August, 1913, on Lots tlonal Forest Notice is hereby given iseven (7), eight (8), nine (9) and that the lands described below, em-(twelve (12) In section eleven (11) bracing 111.47 acres, within the Slus- itownshtp eight (8) south of range law National Forest, Oregon, will be eleven (11) west of the Willamette subject to settlement and entry under (Meridian, in Lincoln county, Oregon, the provisions of the homestead laws and that the above described property of the United States and the act of be sold by the sheriff of Lincoln June 11, 1906, (34 Stat., 233), at the county, Oregon, as provided by law United States land office at Roseburg, to satisfy the amount due and owing Oregon,. on June 12, 1915. Any set- to the plaintiffs on said mortgage; and tier who was actually and In good faith further, for a decree that each of said claiming any of said lands for agrlcul-.defendants and all of them, and all tural purposes prior to January 1, persons claiming by or through you. 1906. and has not abandoned same, has the said defendants, or either of you, a preference right to make homestead ,niay be barred and foreclosed of any entry for the lands actually occupied. estate, right, title, Hen or Interoct In Said lands were listed upon the appll- .or to said mortgaged premises or any cations of the persons mentioned bo- part thereof and for such other and low, who have a preference right sub-, further relief as may be equitable and jeci 10 me prior ngni oi any sucn sci- just, Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of amell and completely derange tto whole system when entering It through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescription from reputable physicians, as the drunnco they will do Is ten fold to the good yarn can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney at Co., Toledo, O.. contains M mercury, and Is taken Internally, actlnaj dlrectly upon the blood and mucous nur tures of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you eM the genu ine. It la taken internally and made la Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney at Co. Tes timonials tree. Snld by nrua-glats. Price TSe per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for conatipaUoat. YV AUG ITS MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Oysters in Season Highest Price Paid for IliJea LESTER WAUCH, Pro. N0RGAARDS' RESTAURANT Hans Norga aid.Frcp J MKAT.S ATAT.t, HOURS X tier, provided such settler or applicant Is Qualified to make homestead entry and the preference right is exercised prior to June 12, 1915, on which date the lauds will b" rubject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lands are as follows: The SW'4 SE4 SW14 Sec. 3D, T. 14 S It. 11 the WVi SV4 and Wtt N of Lot 2 (16.31 acres) and Lot 3 (32.66 acres), Bee. 2, T. 15 8., H. 11 W W. M., C8.97 acres, lifted upon application of E. II. Sloan, Independence, Oregon; List 6-1566. The EV4 NW NW14 the NE'4 8Vi NW4, the SE4 NW14 8W NW'i, Sec. 12, T. 14 8., It. 10 W except a strip of land within Sec. 12, above township and range, said strip being 50 links wide, des cribed as follows: llunlrinliiK at a point 20 chains west and 14.50 chs south of the north quarter-corner of Sec. 12, T. 14 8., It. 10 W.J extending thence. S. 41 degrees W K.U0 elm; I hence U. 19 (l"i;rc os W., 4..!! clinlus thence 8. 26 degrees W., 2.2ft chs.J thence S. 43 degrees, 30 mill. W 3. ill! chs.J thence H. 71 (leg. W 1.42 chs.J thenco N. 61 deg. W., 1.81 chs; thence N. 87 deg. W., 1.22 chs.; thenco S. 44 deg. 30 mill. W., 2.02 chs., to the place where the end or the strip closes on the southern boundary of thu tract, the net urea being 31.32 acres, appli cation of J. It. Thompson, Hllverton, Oregon; List 0-1598. Tho W14 NW'i This summons Is served upon you by publication In accordance with an order by the Honorable It. R. Miller, County Judge of Lincoln county, Ore gon, which said order Is dated March 19th, 1915, and which requires that this summons be published In the Lin coln County Leader for six consec utive and successive weeks, beginning with the Issue of March 19th, 1916, and ending with the lssuo of April 3)th, 1915. Hawkins A McCluskey and M. J. McGulnness. Attorneys for plulutlff. GOOD HOME COOKING Opponito tlie Bunk 8H'4, Sec. 8, T. It 8. ucrcs, ii)ilicull(in of Ixmg, Alscu, Oregon; Murch 22, 1915, C. M. tunt ('(iiiimlsloiicr ot l.rnd (.Mate. II. 9 W.. 20 llu'rlaiiil M. List 6165H. Bruce, AhhIs the General Your Child's Cough Is a Call for Help Don t put on treating your Child's CoiiRh. It not only naps their strength, but often leads to more boiIous nlimo'ilH. Why rlHk? You don't have t. Vv. King's New Discovery Is Just the remedy your Child needs. It is made with soothing, healing and antiseptic halsanis. Will quick ly check the Cold and soothe your Child's Cough away. No odds how had Hh Cough H or how long standing, Dr. King's New Discovery will stop It. It's guaranteed. Just get a bottle from ysur Jrugs-i uzi try t. Rheumatism Yields Quickly To Sloan's You can't prevent an attack of Rheumatism from com! - on. but you can stop it almou im mediately. Sloan's Llnimcul gently applied to the sore Joint or muscle penetrates in a few. minutes to the inflamed spot that causes the pain. It soothes tho hot, tender, swollen feeling. and In a very short time brings a relief that Is almoRt unbeliev able until you experience it. (if. a bottle of Sloan's Liniment lo' L'5c. or any Druggist ond luo it In tho house against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lum bago, Sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not patlsfied, but It does givo almost Instant relief. o Wanted 4 good cows to milk on shares. Have plenty of feed. Will give one-half. R. R. Wilson, J.vcvi-.vv pbitwood, Or, t II. )