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Newspaper Page TextI INCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 14th, 1916. PACE THREE" COMMISSIONERS COURT I Synopsis of he Adjourned April term of County Commissioners' Court Gardner & Peterson, mdse for ; county roads ". $99.49 J. Eagsdale, for work on Tlde- . water road . . . . 471.50 C A. Baker, et aH work on Sal- - mon River road 50.00 F. H. Lane, et si, work Toledo road .. 11.75 W. C. Weber, et al, work Beaver Creek road ,, ,, 63.37 H- S. Porter, et al, work Nash- villa road,; '.. .;.. 216.60 C. Trenholm, et ai, work on Tide water roud 1 . . 22.40 W. J. Southwell, et al, work slleti . . road.. ...... 573.50 W. J. Southwell, lumber Bilett road , 75.39 P. Deaklns, et al, Work SUetZ road , , 1 26.00 Chas. Hassman, et al, work Ya- quina rond . . '. 504.10 A. A. Wllloughby, et al, work Eddyville road 78.20 Jao. Harrison, et al work Y achats road 156.36 8. R. Howe, work on Beaver Creek road 2.50 Albert Martin, work on Slleti road 7.00 C. H. Manning, blacksmlthlng St letz road 154.65 F. V. Cox, building Five Rivers bridge 108.60 Hall Bros. ,mdse for Geo. Sterling 6.10 O. R. Holllngsworth, Coroner's fees and burial of three County charges 222.00 - C. E. Linton, et al, fees for coron ers inquest 28.20 R. D. Burgess, salary as health officer 37.00 V. P. Mltchel, work on Tachat road 11.00 Lincoln County Leader, printing delinquent tax list 380.98 O. T. Smith, mdse for county charge 20.10 L. E. Cuttcel, same 10.00 Ailen Gill, digging grave for Mrs. Rancourt 5.00 Walker & Lcbow, mdRe. for county roads 315.S5 Yercx & Brown, mdse for county poor 8.23 Morris & Hallmark, same.. .. 20.00 R. P.. Ulllcr, salary as County Judge and postage 83.35 J. K. Lewis, registering electors 1.25 Ethel Buteman, work for assessor and district attorney 66.75 A. L. Commons for damages received on county road 1500.00 TV. M. Berry. Justice court fees.. 7.00 Z. M. Derrick, salary as county surveyor 125.00 L. M. Starr, for work In sheriff's office 33,00 Fennle McKlnney, washing for Al Reynolds 3.60 Sophia Mitchell, care of Jas. Tyler 13.00 Mrs. J. D. Head, caro of AI Rey nolds 15.00 H. H. Crowdis, wood for Davidson, family 2.25 W. L. Huckabay, mdse for county road 4.30 Currey & Samuels, draylng for county 3.00 R. S. Van Clere, mdse for county charge ' ,2.10 C. E. Linton, tame ' 9.05 L. P. Pepln.Same 10.64 E. E. Otey, for collecting evidence l:i liquor cases 119.00 C. T. Hunners, same 161.00 Bertha Moore, care of Mrs. Rancourt 12.60 R. N. Warnook, rebate of taxes.. 19.82 T. II. Homing, work on Otter Rock road 2.00 Ed. Wade, witness fee In Circuit Court 2.20 C. R. Ellsworth, burial of Mr. and Mrs. Rancourt 6.00 Mina Hembry, witness fees In County Court 4.80 Stella Sljota, same 4.80 ft. A. Bensell, same 4.80 Anton Qustafson, tame 4.80 J. L. Demltt, meat for Mrs. Rancourt 90 City of Toledo, water for court house.- 6.60 J. IT. Ross, salary deputy sheriff 14.10 Ord Castle, ofllce work and sur- . veylng roads 95.00 Cllf Buker, work on Waldport road '. . 2-35 Gus Winkler, et al, viewing Turn Turn and NaBhville roads .... 67.00 W. H. Alexander, work on court bouse grounds 6.00 A. L. Porter, salary as road master and stationery ... 127.00 Jane Conlbesr, tare of Mrs. Ran court 20 00 T. P. Fish, mdse for Mrs. Ran- ' court .60 Lincoln County Sentinel, printing tor county 19.00 firnnt King, work on Slleti road 1.00 Fred B'nnnn, et al, viewing county roads 35.00 Yanulnn Electric Co., lights and phones for court house 64.90 Clerk W!i authorised to advertise for liHn on Yfl'. lmts b.'dgo. pwtiin of 3:o'.t Lano, ot al, for bridge conUi.ucd. Renlciiatlon of II. A. Flstnr as Jus tice of Koo Lodne. accepted. County Surveyor ordered to make pre limlmiry survey for Toledo bridge C. A. Ovcrlander, et al, for work on liig Elk road 19.10 W. 6. Skaggs, et al, same. . .. 164.20 T. M. Moore, et al for work on Yachats Mt. road 67.60 C. R. Evens, for hauling W. N. C. Landsdale to Waldport 1.25 Report of viewers of Turn Turn and Nashville road accepted. Report of viewers of Ralph Hamar road accepted. ' J. C. Altree granted contract for Monterey trestle, amount 919.50. Viewers appoint4 for Elk City and Toledo road. , BerJ Geer, for expenses of D. Herman.'.'."..'..".. .'. .. 30.40 R. M. Fralzer, nails for Slletz road.; ., .'..." 12.0Q 0. V. Hurt, salary as county com- . mlssloner.i .. .. is n 1,.. 32.60 W. F. Wakefield, same,. 20.80 Chas. Andersen, county aid. . .. 25.00 Wm. Quails, woik on Seal Rock road 6.00 Elmer Patrick, mdse. for county poor.. , 19.30 Z. C. Copeland. for running New port South Beach fei ry 60.00 The order on the John Hanlon road annulled. Claims of Joe Parkhurst held for ex planation. R. H. Howell. County Clerk O Reglsterregisterregisterregister. Chris Nclsen was down from Storrs Wednesday. Attorney B. F. Jones was up from Newport Wednesday. Clarence Miller was a passen ger for the Valley this morning. Frank Wade was a passenger ror Portland Tuesday morning, Newt. Center is over from the U. of O. for a visit with his par ents. The registration books close next Tuesday have you regis tered yet? Mrs. O. F. Dickson returned home from Independence last Friday evening. Miss Jean Bell of Pioneer vis ited in this city last evening, re turning home this morning. Al Reed returned last evening from a several months' visit la California and Southern Oregon. Mrs. P. R. Phitler of Elk City was the guest of Sheriff and Mrs. Geer this week', returning home this morniiig. A. T. Peterson and son. John and Clarence Miller I vallis Saturday and drove back in a new rum auio Sunday. 0 . SHERIFF'S SALE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Lincoln. H. B. Nicholas, trustee. Plaintiff, vs. J. B. White and Mrs. TWHn vhto Defendants. ' By virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court In the above entitled action to me directed and dated the 21st day of February, A. D., 1916. In favor of H. B. Nicholas and against the above named defendants, for the sum of timnn and a further sum of llKonn otn. ney's fees, 615.00 costs and costs of this writ commanding me to sell the following described real nronartv alt. uate In Lincoln county, Oregon, as fol- IUWB, iowii The south half of the northeast quar ter and the northwest Quarter of th southeast quarter and the east half ol the southeast quarter of the north. West nUArtPP tf fifipMnn wa T SR..." 5?utJi,1 RanBe eleTen weBl ocnooi unmet. Now, therefore. In comnllsnce with the demands of said execution and or- der of sale I will on Saturday the 25th day of March. A. D.. 1916, at 1 o'clock P. M. at the front door of the County uumiouse, in me city or Toledo, Lin coln county, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest of the above named defend ants In the above named action, In the above described property to satisfy said execution and order of sale, in terests, costs and accruing costs. Bert Geer, Sheriff of Lincoln Countv. Oremn. Dated this 25th day of February, lsK. Date of first publication. Feb. 2E. Ill ft. Date of last publication, Mar. 24, 1816. CALL FOR WARRANTS All warrant! drawn on the General Fund of Lincoln County endorsed 'not paid for want of funds," prior to August 8th, 1914, are hereby called thla date and the Interest stopped thereon thla date. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, Mirch 31, 1916. Q. B. McCluskey, County Treasurer. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned administratrix of the estate of Thomas Brown, deceased, has died In the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Lincoln county, her final account for settlement of said estate and that Monday, the 1st day of May, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been fixed by the Court as the time and the ofllce of said Court as the place for hearing of said report and for settlement theroof. All persons 'interested are notified to present any objections In' writing that mny cxM as to any mntturs In said account prior to anlil rfntr. I Dated this 31st day of March, 1916. I Eliza Brown, Administratrix of tbo estate of Thomas Drown, deceased. Q. B. McCluskey. attorney for admin 1 Istratrlx. MIGHTY MOUNT RAINIER. Beheaded by a Voloanio Explosion, It Still Towers Up 14,408 Feet. Mount Rainier, In Washington, cov ers 100 square miles uf territory and rises l-t.-IOS feet Into the air. In shupe It Is not a simple cone tapering to a Bieuder, pointed summit like Fujiyama, the great volcano of Jupan. It is rath er u broadly truncated muss resembling 1111 enormous tree stump with spread ing base and irregularly brdlten top. Its life history has beeu a varied one. ' Like nil volennres, Ilulnler has built up Its couo Willi tlio materials ejected by Us own eruptions with cludurs and steam shrcWed pvtlHos end huup ! !ava and with GCciisiooiil Hows of liquid lnva that buve solidified Into layers of bard basaltic rock. At oue time It at tained an altitude of not less tbun 10,- 000 feet. If one may Judge by the steep Inclination of the Uvu and cinder layers visible in its thinks. Then followed A great explosion that destroyed the top part of the mountain and reduced Its height by some 2,000 feet The volcano was left beheaded, with a capacious hollow crater surrounded by a jagged rim. Later on this great cavity, wblcb measured nearly three miles acrosf from south to north, was Oiled by two small cinder cones. Successive feeble eruptions added to their height until at last tbey formed together a low round ed dome the eminence that now con stitutes the mountain's summit The higher portions of the old crater rim rise to elevations within a few hundred feet of the summit and, especially when viewed from below, stand out boldly as separate peaks thnt mask and seem to overshadow the central dome. FUTURE OF THE HORSE. Can the Heavy Draft Animal Survive the Motor Truckf The heavy draft horse Is doomed. He will not vanish suddenly, but bis hour has struck. Motor vehicles al ready ure displacing blm lu cities. The cheap form tractor will do iho name In the country. Iu a feu lc-itilc the great magnificent lnuie n-lll lie little more than a memory Their plliees will be taken by bloodies unn-liUies. that never whinny greetinp to a kind master, never search one's pockets for sugar and never break tbeir legs on icy pavements or drag out a frieudlesa old age under the whips of stupid. greedy drivers. When one thinks of these last con siderations the horseless age doesn't seem so clooruv u prophecy. But If man is wise there will be no horseless age. 1 If man bns any real wisdom and that belief, though often disappointed. never dies the horse will be promoted to tbo position of humanity's chief pet and plaything, but always with a sub stratum of iiitcfulncMs which will keep him from degenerating into a mere toy. The druft horse, the trotter even the "general purpose animal' may go, but the saddle horse ought to stay sod thrive. Just as u medical prescription, he is well worth while, for the old Eng lish phrase tuut "the outside of a borse is the best thing for the Inside of c man" still holds true, and as an in structor uf youth und a means of real couUict with nature he bus 110 rival but the dog.-CIeveluud l'luiu Dealer. He Could Wield an Ax. The skill of the old Maine shipbuild ers In the use of tle adz and broadax was wonderful. One old time yarn (s of a carpenter who applied very drunk at a shipyard for employment In or der to have a little fuu with blot the foreman set blm to give a proof of bis skill by hewing out a wooden bolt with no chopping block but a stone. The 1 cameiiter necouinlbilied his difficult . t. I.I . i . t . the broadax and showed the foreman 1 - l aaattered Its edge upon the bUmo. "1 1 am Dew 'ust rata on fur chopping block," be hiccoughed, "but I'll be blamed if I caa make the ax stick in It when I git through." The story runs that the foreman lost no time tn em ploying such a workman. Judges' Wigs. The wig la nly worn by English bar rtstera to give them a stern, Judicial appearance, and ne one can say that It falls In thla respect The custom was originated by a French Judge In the seventeenth century when, happen ing to don a ensrquls wig one day. be found it gave blm such a stern and dignified appearance that be decided to get one for himself end wear It at all time In court This be did, and the result waa ae satisfactory from a legal point of view that not only judges, but barristers also, took up the custom throughout Europe. London Graphic. Warship Pennants. The oommlsslon pennant on United 8tates war vessels goes up when the vessel is placed In commission and is flown continually while she remains so. The Jnckles have many pet supersti tions based on the way thla bunting behaves. It Sure Is. Tatlence Do you ever look back over tlx past? ' Patrice Why. bless your benrtl Thut's the only way one can look at the past" Tankers Stutcsmnn. Dlasulsed. -I'm going Customer to a m.ir.kcd hull. niid 1 wiii.f something thrt vM -einilctely tllsutil:s me. i'imi inner Cei'iiilni.v. sir I ntl ive you some thing like. Pele Mele. Exorcise Is I lie chief Hur e nt Im provement In all our famine.-- lliulr. ANNOUNCEMENTS I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of District Attorney for Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the will of the Republican voters of the county. Edw. J. Clark, Paid Adv. Toledo, Oregon. I hereby announec myself as a candidate for Prosecuting At torney of Lincoln County at the coming primary, subject to the will of the Republican voters of the County. .(Paid Adv.) " W. E. Cwynn. I hereby announce mvself a Republican candidate for the of fice of County Clerk subject to uie uecision of the voters at the Primary Election, May 19, 1916. tram Adv.) R. H. Howell. I hereby announce mvself as a Republican candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the decision of the voters at the Pri mary Election, May 19, 1916. U'aia Adv.) Bert Geer. I hereby announce mvself a candidate for the office of Asses sor of Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the will of the Repub lican voters in the Primary Elec tion, May iatn, 1916. (Paid Adv.) W. E. Ball. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, suDject to the decision of the voters of said party, at the pri mary election to be held in Lin coln county, May 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) Ira Wade. To the Voters of Lincoln county: I am a Candidate for District Attorney for this County, sub ject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaries to behelo in May next, and I herewith so licit your votes and your klndl;; influences If elected I will endeavor -do my duty and n ill try to mrV you a fair and impart iql Distric t Attorney. C. E. Hawkins. (Paid Adv.) I hereby announce my candi dacy for nomination on the Re publican ticket at the Primary election to bo held May 19th. 1916, for the election to the of fice of County Assessor of Lin clon county, on a platform 0 fair valuations, fair and impar tial assessments and an econom ic administration of the Asses sor's office. A. G. Schwartz. (Paid Adv.) To the Republican voters of Lincoln county. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Coroner, Bubjcct to the decision of the Republican vot ers next May. Paid Adv. O. R. Hollingsworth. I hereby announce myself a Republican candidate for the of fice of County School Superin tendent,, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary elec tion, May 19, 1916. (Paid Adv.) R. P. Coin. For Joint Representative I hereby announce my candi dacy for Joint Representative for Polk and Lincoln Counties, sub ject to the will of the Republican voters of the District at the Pri mary election in May. (Paid Adv.) W. V. Fuller. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for the office of Coroner of Lincoln county, Oregon, subject to the wm of the Republican voters of said party at the primary elec tion May 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) Franklin M. Carter. I hereby declare myself a Re publican candidate for the office of County Commissioner, snb J:ct to the will of the electors at the Primary Election May 19th, 3916. W. F. Wakefield. (Paid Adv.) I hereby announce my candi dacy for nomination for election to the office of Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon, subject to the will of the voters of the county at the primary nominating elec tion. My motto is: "Efficiency and Economy," Republican tick et. J. H. H. Andersen. (Paid Adv.) I hereby announce myRelf as Democratic candidate to sell Butter Klst Poncorn, subject to the de"!"!nn of tTp voten at the rrlmarv election. May 19. 1D1G. If nominated pnd olntH I" No vember I arrp to kins llio korn with more butter tbnn ever, (raid Adv.) Al WaujS. TNESPOWTSMAN WES YOU SAY YOU.NEEO .AMMUNITION, WHY YOUfS BELT IS FULL. NOBODY wants to carry a bid, bulgy wad of tobaeoo in hit cheek. W-B CUT Chewing the Real Tobaoco Chew, new cut, hut tkrtJ is different. A tmall ohew satisfies you. You don't hsva to spit to much and you don't need to grind on it. Ott t poach Iram row dulcr and hra it a quality tn tho y oa'll know. "Notlca bow tha fit brian out tha rich tobtcra tuta." ay WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 tfoioa Square. Hi York City To the Republican voters of Toledo District: I hereby an nounce myself a candidate for the office of Constable, subject to ! you will at the Primary Election May 19th, 1916. Paid Adv. R. R. Gwynn. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Jus tice of the Peace for Toledo Dis trict, Lincoln County, Oregon, subject to the will of the Repub lican voters at the Primary Elec tion', May, 19th, 1916. (Paid Adv.) C.R.Ellsworth. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Toledo District, sub ject to the decistm of the Re publican voters at the Primaries on May 19, 191G. C. K. Crosno. (Paid Adv.) o SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for Lincoln County. Niels Anderson, Plaintiff, vs. 1aco C. Anderson, Dofendant. To Crace C. Anderson, tho above named defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the abovo entitled suit, now on file in the olllce of county clerk of Lin coln couaty, Oregon, on or before six weeks from the first day ot til? pub lication of summons hereof, said date being fixed by the Honorable R. II. Miller, County Jude of Lincoln county, Oregon, In the Order mude by him for fie publication of this sum mons. You are hereby notified thnt If you fall to appear and answer said com plaint as herein required, tho plaintiff will apply to the Court for 1110 renet prayed for In said complaint, towlt: for a decree dissolving and annulling the marriage contract now existing be tween plulntlff and defendant, Biid for such other relief as to the Court may deem meet and Just. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof by order ot Hon orable U. It. Miller, County Judge of Lincoln county, Oregon, which said or der was made and entered on the 14th day of March, 1916, and provided that this summons be published once a week of six consecutive and succcs - give weeks In the Lincoln County Leader, a weekly newspaper published end of general circulation within Lin coln county, Oregon. Date of first publication, March 17. 1!UG. Dato of' last publication, April 28, 1916. Hawkins & McCluskey, Attorneys for Plaintiff. :: Expert Watch Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction X A trial will convince. Prici very reasonable. Over 40 Tears' Experience as practical watchmaker All Work Guaranteed. HA.NS E. PETERSON H. N. ANDKKHON, Crop. Choice Confections Summer Drinli Ice Cream Ice Cold Drink 3111k Shale Inttl, Nut Tobacco Stationery Jiftt Brand Clirnrs LUNCH COUNTER COW FOR SALE Jersey tow. 4 years old, will be fresh in May. Good milker. IYito to5. Mr3. H. Cordon, Tokdo, Or. iMimiiHiiiiiiitttttttt 1 : THE I I BON BONIEREi; THE - &OO0 JUPCt A POINTER YOU DONTTCATCM ON JU0C.e , I WASHINTIN F0RS0M6 BLACK, BROWN AND SILVER LEGHORNS A few settings of eggs from each variety. From heavv lav. ing strains. Black Leghorns. $1 per setting of 15 eggs. Brown Leghorns, $1.50 per setting of 15 eggs. Silver Leghorns, $2 per setting of 15 eggs. tgsp Guaranteed Fertile. NESTLE DOWN FARM Chitwood, Oregon 0- Twenty-five acres one mile from Toledo, dike and upland, house, barn and well, orchard and berries, horse, harnpss and farm tools; boat landing on place. Price, $1900. Terms. Box 24, Toledo, Or. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. Ethel Bateman will do all kinds of public sten ographic work. At J. F. Stewart's law office. COW FOR SALE Fresh milck cow, 3d calf, good milker. Max Havden, City. hawkins & McCluskey Attorneys at Law Toledo- - - Oregon EDW. J. CLARK Attorney at Law Toledo- - - Oregon II. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Toledo, Oregon 1 h. ,,,., m . , , . 'A 1 . a p. m. Emergency calls at any time. Phone, 1003 W. E. GWYNN Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Newport, Oregon FOR SALE 1 1 Two horses; four cows, fresh" In March and May; 2 sows; 12 X hens; 2 stands of bees: 1. 3-in. J wagon; double harness; cultiva- j ior; cream separator; mower; two cook stoves: other houee- Ihold articles and small tool& j At our place 2 miles off naty road between Toledo and Newt. port. Address, jj Shattuck Sros. Newport, Or. FOR SALE 5 acres, 3-room house, barn, chicken coop, berries aad younsr orchard. See J. O. Young, 0? enquire at this office. Dance at I.O.O.F. hall Satur 1 llni, nlz.li. FARM FOR RENT The Kynlston farm, 6 miles from Tolodoo, on Slleti rock road. Soma I stock. Address. H. A. Kvnletan. Toledo, Or. 0 Harney Valley 6S0 acres to trade for Coast dairy ranch. Write for prices and particulars. H. A. Denman, Ilarriman, Or. 0 . Wanted Cottages. Ixt3 or Acreas9, at or near Newport, will Kiv arfo 7 room Portland residence with 2 largo lots, value Mnno, mortgage $13C0 Box ?33, Montavilla,Oregon.' 1 . 1 ef 'V.l, 1