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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1916)
'I i i . 5 ' V LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1916 PAGE THREE B. F. JONES WRITES Newport, Oregon, June 6th, 1916. To the Editor: . Th9 improvemsut of Yaqutna Bay Harbor and the securing ot a thirty foot channel over the bar. Is a question that lntereats every person In Lincoln County, as well as the people of the Willamette Valley and all Western Ore gon. When any public Improvement Is proposed where it means a tax upon the people of a town, city or commun ity, especially where the proposed lm piovement is to cost a considerable sum of money, all kinds of rumors , become circulated and too often the people form an opinion conscrnlng the matter before they become fully ad vised in the premises. It is also true that our taxes are high, and the very thought of an increase thereof without reasonable and just caueo and unless substantial benefits can be secured by reason thereof, people will become frightened and before they have fully investigated the matter, set their minds against the proposed Improve ments. It has been rumored in Newport, and In other plares In the county, that the two Port Districts, Newport and Toledo, were to bo consolidated for the purpose of taxing the property therein in order to raise $300,000.00, our por tion of the cost of the proposed im provements of Yanuina Bar, the Gov ernment to be asked to appropriate the other $300,000.00: it being esti mated that this sum will make a thirty foot channel over the bar, and many people are of the opinion that this heavy tax would practically bankrupt Newport and Toledo. Now that the people of Lincoln County with the aid of the good peo ple of the Willamette Vallev and a i1ld Oregon Delegation In Congress have secured the survey of the bar with t. view of ultimately securing a thirty foot Channel, and that the sur vey thereof will be made In the near future, nrobablv within thirty days, end In view of the fact that a former Presidential Board of United States Engineers In high authority formerly msyle a favorable report after a com plete and comprehensive survev of the bnr and harbor, and that a thirty font channel could be made over Ya nuina Bar, it is morn than nrobable that the report of the Board of United States Engineers for Rivers and Har bors, will be favorable. Coneress will then be called upon to make an an pronrlntlon to meet the half the cost of the lmnrovemont of the harbor and the penn'e will have to put up the other half If the work Is to be done. Therefoie that the general public and the taxpavers of Lincoln County may be advised and not form an opin ion from rumors, and as one of the Joint Committee appointed by the Pntnirerclal Cubs of Npwport and To ledo, to see what could be done In the wv of uniting the people of the Ing Placed upon- the people by reason ofthe tnHf Ueir property to raise their half of the money to pay for the cost of said improvements. 1 wish to say that It is not the In-, tentlon of the Committee or the many f!ltl7.ns of the county wno are wora.- inc hand In hand with them to form a . .... - . . A . Port District ot only tne territory - braced within the boundaries of the Newport and Toledo Port Districts, but to trv and have the general laws relat'ng to the forming of Port Dlstrcts . . f -.at muntv. ana in iryinsr UJ torm auiiiui-; . - . Bow a tn ho n.iwln m CYnnrl harhnr " liulu j. . . vii vmr plan whereby the financing of the i ?; JaJ BfX y" are going to have to put up half day of June, being the 19 improvements of the bar could be cover ng this property and it is bonded f to meJtlIi be. j J A D mr 6 done without too heavy a burden be-, for nuu.ouu it wouia require a tax . . , the Leelfilnture this winter, so that a would only pay 2 on the thousand, or Port District mav be formed embrac- ln thirty years he would have paid $0 ing all the territory not heretofore , extra as interest cn the bonds. No embraced in any Port District that ,one will doubt for a minute but what has Mrendv been formed In the countv. the increased valuation of the nrnppr The Idea Is to fnrm onj Port Dis- j tv and the hundreds of new industries rlit In I.'ncoln Countv that will em-.that will follow the completion of on brace all the terrltorry In the county, export harbor In thlrtv years would except the terrltorv that is now em-1 nay the bonds off without further braced within the boundaries of the (burden to the taxpayers. After the Alsea Port District: it being under- SlOOa Hint ins pwijJl iivihk hi iinn TVslrlrt rtnslre to mnlntaln their said Port District for the purpose of lm nroving the Alsea Day and Bar, and that thev think they can do It better and at less cost by remaining in a District of their own. This matter ls purely a matter to be considered by the people In that Port District. s no one has a rleht to Infringe unon their, rlehts nlreadv secured, and I am sure no one outside thlr territory wants to do so, but all wish them success In their enterprise in making a harbor at Alsea. and the people of this section will be ready and willing to help them fight their battle when the time comes that they can. Now If the law Is amended so that a county may take In all the territory of the countv not already embraced In a Port District, the people of Lincoln Countv will be asked to vote ... . .... I- I 11.1. upon the proposition of forming a Port District embracing that territory In Lincoln County not already embraced in the Alsea Port District. When such a District Is formed then the ld(?a will be to bond all the property In the District for $300,000.00 or so mucn thereof as may be npeded to pav half ot the coBt of making an export har bor of Yaqulna Bay. Personally I am opposed on general principals of taxing the people of pne county to pay for the Improvement of any of Uncle Sam's rivers or harbors when the benefit is for all the people of all the Union, but Congress has made a rula that they will not now Improve any rivers or harbors unless the people Of that community pay one half of the cost thereof, and as self protection Is first law of nature, and to pay half the cost Is the only way . that we can ever Improve Yaqulna Bay Harbor, It la now up to us to take advantage of the progress that we have made In this matter since last December and get busy and be ready to do things If the report of tho pres ent survey Is favorab.o. It Is unnec essary for me to relate anv of the rea sons for Improving our harbor or to tell about the rcsourceb of our county and the territory tributary to our harbors, for you all know about this as well as I do, and tho Committee hag gathered all the rellabl" Informs t''ia tl."V could g"t. ni'l It It i"w on file with the Demirtinent at Washing ton D. C. I will only state that there Is plenty of hard work for the people of Lincoln County, and thoy must work In season and out of season II t ievji' lliJfMsK L tlo ccsl, wood or ashes to lug r.o waiting for the fire to burn up. Bet ter cooking bscause of the steady, evenly-distributed heat, under perfect ccntroL All heat concentrated on the cooking and not radiated around the room. The long, blue chimneys prevent all smoke and smell. Bakes, bolls, roasts, toasts. More efficient than your wood or coal stove and costs less to operate, ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY. STANDARD OIL - COMPANY (California) For sale by GARDNER AND PETERSON H. LEWIS R. S. VAN CLEVE G.C.WALKER Ihey succeed in carrying this great en terprise to a successful termination. Now as many people advance dif ferent ideas as to the amount 6f tax that the people will have to pay in order to raise the said sum of $300, 000.00, our part of the cost of the Im provements, I will submit some (1 cures to show what this extra taxes will be If this work is carried through. The assessed valuation of all the ! property in Lincoln County, not In- eluding the property within the bound- arles of the Alsea Port strict in W on all or saia property to pay tne ! Interest , the bonds annually of (2) , mills providing bond were bear- lng six percent interest, nowever it is not prohab la that the bonds would .bear more than five per cen interest Isold tor less mieresi man six : per i i A n t nAi nfinll m It v nillrl TqvA llxlHHI - .- per annum to pay the interest on the ' i.iuu.uuu oono issue, ana mis wouia , not be a very heavy tax burden for the i person who paid taxes on $1000.00, i wniiTn rr nsAnAMV nn a v tifn Willis inl'tr survey or -tne nartior and a report thereon Is received which will prob- ably be not Inter than July, the Com - mlttee expects to get busy and visit avdfv .ii. .v,- ... j . and get in touch with all the oeonie and thus be able to work hand In hand be able to work hand In hand 7i X!? ,E2 "Ji0 J"5 of the cost ot the, proposed Improve- ments. and that they w 111 know lust X?$52Z "'" wneu me matter comes up for a vote every one will know how much extra txpa thv win hav. t pay by reason of the proposed improve- menia oi me laquina uay Bar, men the wild rumors of those who have and are now opposing the Improvement of Yaqulna Bay Harbor will be regarded. Bear In mind that for more than a The largest shoe factory In the country makes less than one-fortieth of the entire shoe output, but the Ford Motor Company builds half of nil the automobiles made In America. This volume 1b necessary to supply the demands of people who are looking for economy at a low cost. Get yours today! Runabout ?290; Touring Car $440; Coupelet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan $740. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. , i On sale at Toledo, Oregon, by A. T. PETERSON Accessories always in Stock Like Ga$ for comfort ar3 camewsnce NEW PERFECTION For Best Results Use Pearl Oil Batter cooking and a cleaner, cooler kitchen. Now serving 2,000,000 home In 1, 2, 3 and 4- burnerstzes,with or without oven. Alio cabinet models with Fireless Cooking Ovens, quarter of a century ci emics of this harbor have n.,t or.! f;r.i:;r! It. but have spent both time end motiry in defeating every plan of the neople's for a deep water harbor at Yaqulna Bay. But thank God a new era has dawned for Oregon and all the people are for a greater Oregon, and there is no op position to the upbuilding of each and . ... " 7', ul ."""rVrAr0.:"' :..i niotrfm nly a irienuiy rivalry, niereioro uu i.-.fr ls UP 10 town,- and cronmn- Wm, be held at Grammar School ? work ? "8 wn v Ia: P"' Hide: to begin at the hour of 1 , MUiiia " ZW out vour shoulders ,y Z nakeT long : p nnd B nard pu and a pu t0Ketlmr. y t , , pebbles on the Congr-sr-s is being call d upon b mU1ons of nt,.rprlzlng people for , , ... t lpir r ver. anrt harbors and , jg on,y the h .MeH wno t . honey Money, B. F. Jones , i Chairman of Joint Committee. 0 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. Ethel Bateman will do all kinds of public sten ographic work. At J. F. Stewart's law offlce. " 0 ' NOTirF : ' , . , . ' The Pltv Council Intpnrln to enforce the ordinances relating to horses and drv cows, calves in bnraoa nnH rlrv nnix-a nnlvoo and steers being prohibited from Mining loose within the city limits, un ana arter Moncav. June19h theh rrehal bk nminH nil ciifh fcni-coa unA onlr " .7 a,,u found running at large within 'the City. uateu tnis June 9th, 1910. n ) n pn' kmuuuvu ;-uC"- r. N. riayaen ", Recorder. FIEGLES CREEK Cont. dren returning to Spaulding's Camp Sunday. Andrew Porter, road master, was lookng over our roads Fri day. Several of our people em braced the opportunity of stir ring up the political pie election day. Eskolt Darting returned from Astoria because of an injured hand. We are all looking forcward to the Harlan Fair with Frank Davis, pres., Minnie Payne, treas. and Mr. Keesler, sec. Harry Briggs will have charge of com mittee on ways and means. Each outlying community is un der the supervision of reliable helpers. Geo. Hodges is going to put his shoulder to the wheel along lower Dig Elk so that's a go. Fiegles Creek school Is some school let me tell you. Friday was horse judging day for the Agricultural class, this week the class will judge cattle. The school gave a Memorial Day program, May 29th as fol lows: Sir Walter Scott, Soldier Rest Blanche Mulvaney. Rose, Lincoln Orville Darting; Riis, Making of an American, Lulu Darting; Lincoln, Gettysburg Speech, Blanch Mulvany; Beecher, Meaning of the Flag, George Garrison; Recitation, A King, Percy Mul vany; American Flag by Lulu Darting (Red), Blanche Mulvany (White), Martha Darting, (Blue). Songs by Mrs. Daniels and her school America, Tenting on the Old Camp Grounds, Col umbia. o NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of School Dist :.' No. of Lincoln Countv, Stat. rf frrerr trior inn an r , , , tv,, TVf V.J 11 11 K1V11 day oi 1 um "le"B ' "r Purpose cf electing One Director f0r 1 year; One Director for 3 years and One Clerk for 1 year and the transaction of business ! ana !n l,r,9 DUSln0SS t 1 u . 1 r- DUl-" " -', Dated this 9 d;iy of June, 191G. Attfst: F. N. Hayden W. E. Ball District Clerk. Chairman Board of Directors. FOR SALE A few nicely marked Holstelu bull calves . Address H. E. Allen Nashville, Or. ; ft . NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE No. 12SG In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County. Fidelia P. Sulley, Plaintiff, vs. iJamf!, ?'eH"!ngpr ,M.nu'1 ..M"" L " !na JB,ne8 row By virtue of an execution, Judgment, decree, and order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court and cause to the undersigned Sheriff of Lincoln F---',s" t.. i, June 7th, 1916, in favor of the above named plaintiff, Kldella P. Sully, and against the above named defendants, James A. Messingcr and Maud ft. Mes singer, his wife, for the sum of $4567.23 together with Interest at 8 per cent per annum from May 4th, 1916, until paid; the further sum of $350.00 as plaintiff's reasonable attorney fees al lowed by the Court to the plaintiff In this snit; and $27.40 costs and dis bursements of this suit; and the costs of and upon this writ, commanding the undersigned Sheriff to make sale oi the following described real property, to-wlt: The Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter; Northwest quarter of Southest quarter and lots numbered Two and Three of Section 26 In T. 6 S. R. 10 W. of the Willamette Meridian In Lincoln County, Oregon, and con taining 118.30 acres, save and except a strip of land 80 rods long and 135fert wide off the East side or said Lot 1, leaving the amount hereby conveyed 164.20 acres, together with the tene ments, hereditaments, and appurten ances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Now therefore, by virtue of said ex ecution, Judgment, decree, and order of sale, and In compliance with tho said writ the undersigned Sheriff will on Saturday, July 8th, 1916, at 1:00 P. M. at the front door or the Lincoln County Court House at Toledo, Ore gon, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder for cash In hnnd, all right, title, nnd Inter est, which any of the above named de fendants to this suit had In or to said real property on March 13, 1912, date of the mortgage In this suit foreclosed, or which the dnfendnnts In this suit, or any of them since that date had In or to the abovo described property, or any part thereof. In order to sntliify said execution, Judgment, decree, nnd order of r.ale, and the Interest, costs, and accruing costs. Unfed Juno 7th, 1910 B. A. Kllkf Bert Ceer McMlnnvlllo, Ore-ff-on. Attorney for PluiutilT. Slicr'fT Lincoln County, Oregon. EE g MINE BOSS CURRIES THE THIN IT JU06CJ KNOW IT No) thEREM. TOBACCO CHSf f- T 8 H TOBACCO f.ti'fied from a clean, small chew ot W-B CUT Chew, lug llio Kcul Tobacco Chew, new cut, long thred. Men are glad to hiur about it, and to tell the glad news to their friends in turn. Oct a pouch and when you take your first chew re member that W-B CU r Chewing is rich tobacco. A small chew satisfies. Noli: how Iho salt brino out tile rich tobacco tasta " MJe by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 60 Union Squire, Nw York City CALL FOR WARRANTS All warrants issued on or be fore Dec. 20th 1915 by School Dist. No. 8 Lincoln Co. Oregon, vi'ill ho nnlfl if iirpopnfpfl tn Plprlr of said District. Interest to stop after Mav 19th 191G. E. A. Hoeflein Clerk Dist. No. 8 Yaqunia Ogn, Several high grade Holstelu Friesian bull calves, ready for light service, for sale. Write, or better call at Raddant Ranch, Orton, Or. FOR SALE 6 acres, 3-room house, barn, chicken coop, berries and young orchard. See J. O. Young, oi enquire at this offlce. W. E. GWYNN Attorney-at-Law and Notary Tublic Newport, Oregon 0 CLEAR SKIN COMES FROM WITHIN T( lo fnolluh in ttilnlr vnit ran Pnln ft pood clear conmlexion bv gam a goou tiear complexion uy the use of face powder. Get at the root of the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the system with a treatment of Dr. King's New Life l'ills. Gentle and mild in action, do not gripe, yet they relieve the liver by their action on the bowels. Good for young, adults ana ageu. go alter a dear complexion to-day 25c. P.t your druggist. ' FRESH COWS I have several good, fresh cows for sale. L. M. Donckel, Toledo, Or. FOR SALE Full blood Swiss Toggonberg billy, 3 years old. Will sell cheap. H. A. Schlecht. Toledo Or. o Expert Watch Repairing When others fail you X Wo Guarantee Satisfaction T , , . T A trial will convince. Price " yen reasonaDie. ' ' Otrer 40 Years Em,.rlencft . . over u xears cxpenenca ' as practical watchmaker verv reasonable. All Work Guaranteed. HNS E. PETERSON WtMHMMMIWmWW i BON B0NIERE M. N. ANDKRSON, rrnp. Choice Confections : Hummer Drink Ice Cream Ice Cold IirlnJ: Milk Shake Inilt, Nut Tobacco Stationery i Boat Jlrandff Clttnm I LUNCH COUNTER B. F. JONFS Attorney-At-Law Newport, - - Oregon o Will Practice In All the Court JOYFUL NEWS TO THE aova? CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. All warrants drawn on the general fund of Lincoln Countv. endorsed prior to December 2nd. I.19,14 - are hereby called and the L"laMl tuijijeu mis uate, Toledo, Oregon, May 6th, 191(j. G. B. McCluskey, County Treasurer. o R. D. BURGESS niYSICTAN AND SURGEON Toledo, Oregon Office In OfHtednhl nulldlng. Office hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. in. Emergency calls at any time. Phone, 1003 ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Nollca It, hereby (tlvon that tho un derslgnnd hcB been duly appointed, by ;iuo i.iumy v ciuri tr we state of Ore gon for the County f Iwcln. -.a .Administratrix of tho Kstate of Thorn- ns r--. i,pwis, Pereased, and Hint she 'has duly qualified cs such Admlr.lstra- inx. ah persons having claims against tlm estrte of said Thoman P. Im??"0?' " Jl.ir.0.-..lLotif,?I J me, at the office of Bert Ceer, Sheriff, r. v ci.iiir, umy VtiriiHMl, XO I In the County Court House In TnloHn' ,n L ?C0Jn Conntv- Oregon, within six ;montls from , dnte of tllf() N,)tl(.0 Dated at Newnort. Oroirnn. thu ia day of May, 1916. Ella M. Baxter, Adminlstrlx of the estate of Thomas P. Lewis, Deceased. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of ths Stato of Oregon for Lincoln County. George K. Sylvetpr, Plaintiff, v 'John Henderson, siso all other persons or pnrtlc8 unknown, claiming anv right, title, estnte, lion or Internal In the ronl estate described In the complaint Herein, Defendants. To .lohn Ifuiidorsnn, also nl' other , persons or parties unknown, clulminh' ,any right, tltlo, estnte, linn or Interest , In the ronl estate described In the complaint herein, tho above named do ; fendants: n the Name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer tho com plaint filed agulnst you In the above entitled suit now on file In the office of tlm County Clerk ot the above entitled Court on or before the last day nnmed n the Order for Publlca ton of this summons, to-wlt: Oa or heforo six weeks from teh first rtnv of publication hereof and you are hereby, notified that If you fall to appear and answer said complaint as herein re quired, the plaintiff will apply to the , Court for the relief prayed for In salrt complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of Z "aid court that plaintiff's title to the X following real property, to-wlt: , Lots seven (7) and eight (8) In I mock one (1) in Phelp s Addition to i miock one tu in rncip T tne cli of Newport, i lg KOOi hni Tsl(J. that I defendants, and each of I you, the said von. have nn i right, title nor Interest whatover In of J to said lands or any part thereof fti mat any ana an claims that ia.v claim against said land Is wrongful mnA .1.1. . JLA t .. . Dim himiuui num. wnawver; mat you. i mj niu uuinnusmg, ana eacn or yon, be forever enjoined and debarred from , ....... ,v..,H un? t-iuuu wiinicver in or w , aid lands or any part thereof adversa I a --K K a ' This summons Is served upon yo bv order of the Honorable It. R. Miller County Judge of Lincoln Countv. Orr rUpr wns made anc entered on the 2d day of June. 1916 ; ; . directing publication thereof once a , , week for six consecutive and sno ...cesslve weeks beginning with ths ;; Issue of June, 9th, 1916. and endlnn . , with the Usiin of Julv 21st. Il'lMn . , the Lincoln County Lender, a weekly J ; newspaper of general circulation nnd .,, printed within Lincoln Cruntv, Ore- , gon. " ' ' 19?onte f nr1 r"bl,rl,,1n Jnno U. Pato of Inst publication Julv Jlnt 1916. H Hawkins and McCluskey Attorneys for Plaintiff. REAL ESTATE j I am now solicit listings open for buHlnc-s Rnii '&?"t of farms, ranchou, t!m- - ' ber anything, at the right prl.-en. tia'l i i$9 Btt.o or exenungo. Money to loan. R. N. Warnock, Q. O. Ireland. 207 Honry Did., Portland. Or. MS v, 4 . :..Val
