Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, September 01, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text! I .For Your .Arm of Whatever Male Mpi& I ' H "XANY tnin mir l-.tvntnii tk. apart la aittal and ra. r'H' JJij r ' !R A A volvcr praclica till k tapped aboatiaf &iabasarl urn rfy&&U&tefi$l(Ul ' t m Bitioa and laaracd that be aouUt really Ail Mmctbiag with bU gua. lvl;3Ti"r FlVB w ; A great revival at we rpor, if imiiu aeroae im counn V iTiVX1 V tTitf if fj Urne tr, t-liaj tip from the er.ck .lot, -end the eale of 1pTW tttPiY')? V J Rfmiaft'ja LiMG Atnmuaitioa far all rteadard aftekae of fiatoU ty-MWiiwi- We?.!. ! aad rrvelvera it toapia. ail areviou bi,k aarU t ' ' ?KoiJ LV ' Gat your ansa and amatuaitioa irm tba rcliabta dealer S'aajr.attinfcX T Lv!l look r tba flea! ia7 Mara aa'aM UMC-the Siaa of fcC;3!SV , Sportamca Hcadquartere fa every towa. ' - Xfclr j2$5lOtf Ai3 Bold by your homo daalar and S7S othev batting ' tmrcbanto In Oragon 'J''V,&?Bj w?r&li C7a. e O0 war p W RM OIL. tU mU. SXZSVK vl'Si'l . bea Jear JMat, UArit aae Hum iWaaaatatiM !e23fiTSr&V THE REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC ' xi?2NXl J1 CARTRIDGE CO. Zarevet Meaajfaerurere tf Fhtti mi ood Awaaieiee) yV .SjiEaa ! V -tie War.,' KZ WaoIwortkBaiUial . Nov York X ,VJ5 . . &GjaS&F3i Every Sunday Evening through TOURIST Yaquina Bay to Portland Leave Newport Sun. 6:00 P. M. Arrive Albany " 10:45 P. M. Arrive Portland Mon. 7:20 A. M. Crater Lake National Park contains many wonderful scenic wonders. Cra-S ter Lake 6,177 feet above sea level. Surrounded by cliffs 2000 feet high. Water is indescribably blue. Other points of interest are: Anna Creek Canyon, The Pinnacles, Mt. Scott, Wizard Island and The Phantom Ship. Low round trip fares on sale daily. Ask local agent for information JOHN M. SCOTT Cen. Pass. Southern Pacific W. N. Cook & Son CHITWOOD, OREGON Agts. for the Maxwell Car One of the most mod ern and up to date ma chines on the market. Has the same equip ment as the larger cars. t SLOAN'S LINEMENT FOR NEURALGIA ACHES The dull throb of neuralgia is quickly relieved by Sloan's Lin iment, the universal remedy for pain. Ea3y to Apply; It quickly penetrates without rubbing and soothes the sore muscles. Clean er and more promptly effective than mussy plasters or oint ment; does not stain the skin or clog the pores. For stiff mus cleB, chrcnlc rheumatism, Rout, lumbago, sprains and strains it gives quick relief. Sloan's Lin iment reduces the pain and ln flamatlon In insect bites, bruises, bumps and other minor Injuries to cuildren. Get a bottle to-day at your Druggist, 25 cents. 0 NOTICE Notico Is hereby given that on Wednesday September Gth, 1910, the County Court of Lincoln County,. Oregon, will settle In full with U. W. Pepin, for the construction of tho Yachats Bridge at Ocean View, County and State aforesaid. R. H. Howoll, . Clerk of Coui t. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1916. SLEEPER Agt I HAY FOR SALE Have good clover and rye grass baled. Good oat hay later, t, r. WRor. .ir Byers, Jr., Phone'2151. I FOR SALE A Registered Trotting Bred f in . .1 . e i i . ill it; or win iif.ue lor a guuu i. or three year old colt. Chas Sevorson, On old Logan place. Uniting .Learning and Labor THE ORECOS AGRICULTURAL COLLECE in in six School-ami Forty-ciuiit frartmriita in eugHxel in the Rreut woik ol uiiiutiK Leuming hum l.uiur. Forty-eiht? School Year Opens . SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degree Couriet rrqiiirinj t four-year biK'n Klionl rep.tr:iliuu. re oUered in the lol'.owii )i AC.UICn.TUnn. 18 irirttnent; COMMKKCK. 4 IH-pinnx-iiN; KNC.IN KHKINO, ti. I).-pnritifnt; MINKS, 9 Drpartuirn'.; !' K l i K V, 2 Depart menu; HO..IU hl'DWOMKS, 4 leMrl menu; ami I'IIAKMAcV. Vocational Courtet requintifr an Eighth Cra ie preparation fur eutrance are offerril in AKrieullure. Dairying. Conitiierce, l'orentry, Home Makers, anil Mechanic Arts. I'liunuacy with a two year UIrIi school entrance requirement. i SCHOOL OV MUSIC. Piano, String, Band anil Voice Culture. i Ctnlot;iie anil beautiful illutrateil booklet free. Aililrca TUIt RKDIATRAtt, 1 w-7-!a-lb la V-7-1S) COMVAI.I.IS. UHROON J. W. Hamilton Of Rosohurg DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE for CIRCUIT JUDGE Col. Pratt left for the Valley Monday morning after ' being at Siletz during the fair of the past week. Mrs. D. Diineck who lives hear Toledo, left for Maclin, Canada, Wednesday morning for a visit with friends and relatives of that place. Mjss Queen C. Lynn and Miss .Sawyer after spending their va cation at the beach returned to their home In Portland Monday morning. They stopped off in this city to visit friends over Sunday. Agent Spooner has received instructions from the railroad company to notify all passen gers that unless they can reach their destinations by Sunday night, September 3d, they may be subject to delays. This notice Is given, as the big railroad strike is, called for Monday, and the railroad companies do not know Just what may develop. , ELEVEN YEARS AGO Local happenings taken from the files of the Leader of that Issue. County Clerk and Mrs. Ira Wade returned Tuesday evening from a visit to the Fair at Port land. Ira had other business pf more or less Importance. Lee and Dye Wade left Tue3- , , ! day morning for Portland to ap I ;,'pear before the Federal grand ! ! jury as witnesses In one of the ! land-fraud cases. John Turn- ; Jdge followed tnenv Wednesday on the same mission. I There was a little field meet ',at Newport Sunday. Clifford uray or loieao won me yard dash in handsome style. Hans Peterson the jeweler, ar rived In port Tuesday from the Siuslaw country, where he put in several weeks fixing things. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Trapp of ! I fChltwood were Toledo visitors ; ; yesterday. Mr. Trapp contrib- I uted a bundle of his fine oats for I ! the Lincoln county exhibit . at ; ; the Fair. ; ; ! County Superintendent ' and ' Mrs. George Bethers and daugh- I I ter, Eudelle, went to Portland, ; ; , Tuesday to see the Fair and rel ' ' atlves. ! 1 1 Dr. arid Mrs. J.T. Turner, Mrs. ; ; 1 & E. Davis and children and !!4Mi88 Esther Copcland departed ! I : this morning for a visit to the ; ; Lewis and Clark Fair. Dr. and ; ; ! Mrs. Turner will then proceed ! ! ' to their home at Canton, S. D., ; ; and Mrs. Davis md children will ; ; go to their home at BakersflelJ, ! i California, accompanied by Miss I ; i Esther, who will attend school ; ; I there until she becomes home i ' ' sick possibly three months. :: o ;; TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO Jtems of interest taken lrom the i files of the Leader of that date, At the M. E. conference just held at Albany, Rev. C. R. Ells- worth was returned to the Si- letz as missionery. Timber fires have been rag - ing south and east-of Toledo ',"' T " i J, damage Is repoi ted yet. for several duys. No serious 'Squire Allan Parker, of Oiir! .eatta, Is in town tod.'.y. amounts, denominations, kinds D. Rcsebrooks, our acconip-.and forms and on such terms lished young musician, expects 'arid conditions as in oafd amend ,to leave for Portland, Sat a; day went provided, in Uie total sum where he will accent a position ,in the orchestra at Cordray's '.theatre for the winter season which opens shortly. lie will .cither be assigned a phsition in the Portland house or at Seattle, Mr. Rosebrooks, though quite a young man, has talent which secures him a position with a good enumeration Ora Copeland returned from a four months seal bunting cruise in the waters of the Northwest Pacific last Saturday. iyje wa8 a hunter on board the Penlope and during the four months hunting he killed 401 Beals for which he received $4 per head, netting him the neat little sum of $1,604 for four months work. The cruise was unexciting except that they run rather low on grub for a while. Ora is only twenty years of age and we don't believe that his record Is anyways near ap proached by any other hunter jof equal age in any vessel of the whole scaling fleet. Ills brother, 'Gene, and Dan Hurley, also went on another vessel. ,Dan Uurlcy was a hunter and 'Gene Copeland waB a bout pul ler. They will also be home as soon as it Is possible. Word comes to ua that Edwin Stantoh was quite sorious'y .hurt at the Agency last Tuesday morning. He drove a wagon under the mill shed at the saw 'mill to haul out n canof under there, when he was caught by a beam, which was lower than ho .thought It was, and was crushed down against the Kelt. Ills back ,was quite bntlly injured and It may be some time before he recovers. i.ii3. V;;a t live and children left for Corvallis Saturday morn ing and from there will auto to Portland. . . . Miss Molly Rosa returned Sun day from her summer vacation spent with her brother, Fred, at Lodi, California. A brother of II. II. Pratt mo tored Over from Corvallis tak ing in the Indian Fair, return ing Friday. O BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS COMING ' At last the welcome news has been announced that the young sters and oldsters of this vicinity will have an opportunity to visit the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. This great cir cus will be within easy traveling distanco when it exhibits in Sa lem on September 9. This year Barnum & Bailey announce an all new novelty circus, composed of more for eign acts than ever before. An important feature is. the new, Oriental spectacular pageant, "Persia, or the Pageant3 of The Thousand and One Nights." In this gdrgeous display more than 1,350 persons participate. The Oriental music incidental to the production is rendered by 350 musicians, and 3,500 costumes are worn in the various actions of the pageant. The circus program will be one of unusual novelty and var iety. More than 480 arenlc ar tists will appear in the various acrobatic, aerial and riding num bers, arid an army of fifty clowns on earth will keep the audience convulsed with laughter, Among the new acts to be offered for the first time this season are four great troupes cf Chinese artists, presenting a complete Chinese circus, replete with thrilling aerial and acrobatic feats. The famous Hanneford Family, champion riders ol Europe, are another nev Impor tation, as is also Signor Bagon ghi, Italy's famous dwarf eques trian. More than twenty Irs' ed animal acts will be include in the program, headed by Pal lenberg's two marvelous troupes: of trained bears. The Barnum & Bailey Circup is larger this season than ever before and requires 89 cars to transport it. It carries 1,400 persons, 785 horses and a great ly enlarged menagerie of 108 Ifncpa and 41 plpnhants U "J . SPECIAL CITY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a Special Election of the legal vot ers of the City of Toledo, Oregon will be held in the said City of Toledo, Oregon, on Tuesday, September 5th, 1916. At which time amendments to the City i Charter will be voted upon, the ; ballot titles of which are as i follows: AN ORDINANCE amendatory of and supplement- jlary to the Charter of the City (Of Toledo, Oregon, authorizing and empowering the said City to issue, sell and dispose of the bonds of said City in the or fUOOO.00. for defraying the costs of certain improvements to the city water system; and pro viding for the payment of the i principal and Interest, of saij bonds and the redemption there of; providing for the disposition of the money received from the Bale of said bonds, Vote Yes or No 800 Yes 301 No AN ORDINANCE amendatory of and suplement ary to the charter of the City of Toledo, Oregon, authorizing and empowering the said City to issue, Bell and dispose of the bonds of said City in .he total sum of $6000.00 to provide funds for redeeming a like amount of bonds now subject to redemp tion heretofore Issued and de livered to Toledo Water & Elec tric Light Company, and pro viding for the payment of the principal and interest of said bonds and the redemption there of and providing for the dispo Kltlon of tho money received from the sale of said bonds. H02 Yes 303 No The polling places will be In the City Hall of the said City of Toledo, Oregon. The polls will open nt 8 o'clock Iiuthe morning and will continue open until 8 o'clock In the afternoon of said day. F. N. Hayden, City Recorder. A COURT HEnKINQ QIVE1 HIM HIS LIltRTV. , VCUB HONCIt , I' CHARO.HD 1TH AMBLIN BfCOUOI I BETAHUNDRCD DOLLAR? IOWOirH OFW-BCUT- RBL TOBACCO CHCWWlLLUAITTWlct A5 kONO A3 10- WOi:TH 00 ORDINARY TOBACCO ICII tobr.cco make!) a satisfaction in stoi'c i ' ' ' ' over to VY-B CUT Chewing. Tuck a little bit of a nibble into your check and learn what tobacco satis faction is that's Surprise No. 1. Notice how loi1 ono little chew lnt that'o Surprise No. 2. Kick tobaeoo and the touch cf sail that keepi bringing out the flavor ere what make tho bij tliScrence. Something doing for dealera that carrr WB CUT ICo a pouch. MA by WEYMAN-ERUT0N COMPANY, 50 Uaioa Sour, New York C7 1 iii moT 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 till the automobiles made in America. This volume is necessary to supply the demands of people who are looking for economy at a low cost. Get yours today! Runabout, $345; Touring Car, $360; prices f . o. b. Detroit. , . i On sale at Toledo, Oregon, by A. T. PETERSON Accessories always in Stock a NOTICE A State Traveling Library 1b sta tioned at the City Hall books may be drawn on any Wednesday from 2 to 6 0 WANTED CATTLE I am in the market for good, fat beef cattle will pay the top price R. C. Craven, Dealer In live stock, Dallas, Ore. o CHANGING SEASONS BRING COLDS "Stuffed-un head," clogged up nose, tight chest, sore throat are sure signs of cold, and Dr. King's New Discovery Is sure relief. A dose of l hid combinoation of antiseptic- balsams soothes the Ir ritated mcmbra.n.Pb, clears tin head. loosens the phlegm, yon breathe easier and realize your cold Is broken up. Treat a cold . persistently; half-way measures leave a lingering cougn. Take Dr. King's New Discovery until your cold is gone. For 47 years the favorite remedy for vounc and old. At your Druggist's 50c. J 0 :: Expert Watch -Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction A trial will convince. Price verv reasonable. Oyer 40 Tears' Experience as practical watchmaker All Work Guaranteed. HANS E. PETERSON THE BON BONIEREj M. !. ANIiKltSON, rropi Z Choice Confections f Summer Drhih't Ice Cream Jce Cot1 DrlnJ.H Milk Shaken IntllH, XutH Tobacco Uttttlsiiery Z Brt,t Bruno Clgwri LUNCH COUNTER PACE THREE DISniSSLU. THAT'S MOT I UMm inc.. it j ' DRCD1 THE U iCtRTAIMTV I world of difference tlicrc's for the fellow who brealo V .11 . 1 11 J SUMMONS . In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln. The Moloney Electric Co, a corpora tion, Halntlff, ve' Marcus C. Davles and Kate M. Dali. his wife, and Zenas C. Copeland, De fendants. To Marcus C. Davlos and Kate M. Davles. his wICe, Defendants abo named: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit, niit-.la six weeks fram the (Into of tho tint publication of this summons, and tf I you fall so to appear and answer plaint ill will apply to the court for ttim rcl'uf demanded in the complaint, lo wlt: Kor judgement neninst you and In favor of plaintiff In the sum of $2872.17 toother with Interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per pun mil. from the 15th day of July, 1!)H, end ' fm II.. .1 .1 !..!.. t I. .1.1. iv i un I unin Ullfl II iniilll ni'illt. IIIB in UIIO suit, and for vuch further sum .is plaintiff slmll be obliged to pay In tut iHfaetlon of the claim of l.li.i ul County, Oregon, for tuxns now duo unit unpaid on the prnilsies herimaftnr decrlhed, mid for sni'll further hiimi o tho rourt fcjr.ll uil;ui!u ren-vn iMe r.s attorney's fcC;i to bo. allo'veil plil uuT s mttorm-yM in thia pro -din That pluinturs mortgaw ileirih. -i in the lro,"n"'l"t ; .flle 'IMi; ta I according t'j liiw and the pruih-j t-f the above 'iilltld court, anil tint uB your right, title ami Intert-Kt In nml to I the following deserlbed real estate, I situated in tho County of I.lueoUi, ! State of Oregon, bo for.iiHcl. to-nil; tithe NV4 of the SW'.J. the SK'i of tba S!nWU and the SE'.i of the of Section 17, Towimlilp 12, Koulu at llange 11, West of tho Willamette Meridian, and that said property tm sold, and that the proceeds of saU sale be applied toward the payment of the amounts duo plaintiff, and that you be forever barred of all clalois, right, title or Interest In and to raid premises and each and every part ind parcel thereof, save only tho right (it redemption provided by law. This summons Is served upon you 07 publication by order nf the fluo. fr. Sklpworth. Judge of the above ct titled court, and said order Is da the 6th day of July, 1916. and reqalr you to appear and answer rhe co i plaint within six weeks from the 6 of the first publication of (Ills bum tnons. The date of the first publlrntloa hereof Is the 14th day of July. 1911; and the dnto of the last publication hereof Is the 25th day of August. Hit Bauer A Greene and A. H. MeCurtain, Attorneys for the PlulntUT, 600 Hen ry Building, i'ortland, Oregon. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mrs. Ethel Dateman will do all kinds of public sten ographic work. At J. F. Stewart's law office. For 'slab, edging, or block I wood see John Ynsric.