VrtniN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1916.
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Mrs. Chas. Young of Elk City
was a Toledo visitor Saturday.
Geo. Spence returned to his
home 'at Corvall'.s Tuesday after
a weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Johnny Peterson, in this city.
Chas. Welch, of the Yaquina
Electric Co., and family have
moved up from Newport and are
occunying the Clarence Ofste
dahl house.
W. A. Williams arrived down
'from Oregon City Monday even
ing for a visit with friends and
i relatives here. Mr. Williams
formerly resided on Depot
Slough.
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Will Kiser of Newport was in
the city Monday.
Attorney B. P, Jones was up
from Newport Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casey of
Siletz, departed for the Valley
Monday morning.
Mrs. C. L. Morrison of Elk City
visited in the city Friday evening.
Mrs. M. Esp and Mrs. Rich
are visiting at the Ilensell home
in Newport this week.
Mrs. Capt. Stuart of Newport
was visiting the first of the week
with Mrs. 11. II. Pratt in this city.
Attorney Treadgold of Ban
don was a Toledo visitor Tues
day having legal business in this
At the Dime theatre, Reese city.
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Pendleton Normal School
Proven Necessity
(Copied from Portland Oregonlan.)
MONMOUTH. Ore., June 26. The OreKon Normal
school opened this week . . . students enrolled 785,
largest on record (or state Normal in Oregon ....
bow to care (or large student body a problem ....
8U0 being crowded into auditorium with seating ca
pacity of CCO. Galleries filled with extra chairs la
. amies. More than 160 students seated on platform.
New boarding houses completed, additions to room
ing bouses built and tents used. One hundred girls
sleep on upper floor of school.
The official school report gives 150 grade pupils
In Monmouth, (or teacher practice.
Read what those you have elected to handle the
affairs of your state and who are thoroughly informed
regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say
concerning measure 308 on the ballot at the coming
election:
By James Wlthycombe, Govsrnor of Oregon:
"Orison U u:itjuiiltiiably In need of morn normal
arhoul work arti I'eniJIeion la the logical place fur
achoul of tills i-Iums In luaturn Onrifim.
By J. A. Churchill, State Superintendent of Public
Instruction:
"I trunt that the vottra of the Slat will axalut In
raisins the atumluid uf our schools uy eatabllahiiig a
btale Normal Si-liuol at Pendleton.'
By P. L. Campbell, President of the University of
Oregon:
"At least one additional Normal Brhool la urgently
needed In Oregon."
By W. J. Kerr, President of the Oregon Agricultural
College:
"Sine, the people of Pendlctan are Initiating a measure
for the eelablihnitt of n Normal 81 hool at that pine,
II will (iv me oifuure to auppuit Una ineuaiira."
By J. H. Acktrmnn, President Oregon Normal School,
at Mcnmouth:
"A eareful anlsia of the situation will convince any
one that Ori-gnn imaua a Normal School In Kaalern Ore
son and Pendleton rule all the government reiulrnianta."
By the County School Superintendents of Oregon:
"Keanlved. that It la the aenaa of the County fcW'hool
Superintendent of th butla of Oregon, In convention
naaeiuhlcd, that the heat inlereata of the bchoola of lh
Btato demand Increaaad facilities for the training of
teacnera, and that we, therefore, rouorse tl.e Initiative
mcaaure to vaUblmh a Nounal Hchool at Penilleton."
By Mrs. Charles H. Caatner, President of the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs:
"I moat heartily riidora th location of an Id Normal
8chool at Pendleton "
Prof. Robert C. French, Former President of the
Normal School Located at Weston:
"An Immediate eKtahllahtnent of auch a school at aom
eentral point auch ua rendialoii would prove u gruut aaaet
to the State of Oiegon."
B. F. Mulkey, Ex-President Southern Oregon Normal
School:
"I shall support the Witlon ot an Eastern Oregon
Normal School at Pendleton."
State Board of Regents of Oregon Normal School
declares that "the necessity for additional Norinul
school facilities in Oregon is nppurcnl."
' Portland Cliuniber of Commerce endorses incusure
, 308 md say Pendleton most logical locution for Nor
mal school in Kastcrn Oregon.
308 X YES IS A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREN
(Paid Ad )
Eastern Oregon Slat Normal Hchool Committee.
Hy J. II. Cwlnn, Hecy., I'emlleton, Or.
brothers' Africanders Co., with
PftlMA l I . 1 XUI .
wu.. muon.01 UIUCUJ, ig,., .... ff. J,,.,
nnrl T.,kll t., rjn .1... U"U UP 10 Oaie.
Fredericks Quality Store.
ana Jubilee singers. Visit this
show and spend an evening in
southland. A musical -.nd nov
elty performance that will de-
Mrs. Lola Cruson. and Miss
Carrie Wade arrived over from
light and instruct you. Popular ! Albany on the Sunday excur-
pnees, cnnoren 25c, Adults 50c. S1n.
Kemeniber tonight only.
"At last the best seller for
agents has been found. We have
it. Don't take our word for it.
Send for particulars that will
prove it. Every auto owner
aught to buy. 1 00 per cent prof
it." B. P. Chandler,
391 Mill St., Portland, Ore.
o
School Superintendent R. P.
Coin has been visiting the
schools in the tast part of the
county this week.
John Pennock arrived back in
Toledo Saturday evening after
spending several months in dif
ferent parts of the state.
Arthur Schlecht returned Mon-
aay evening from the state
of Washington where he and his
DTQin t rnrwwn i t?
BABY CONTEST nlolrii''ilv..0 been the
I'wov DCTCiai 1UU11LUB,
luiiuiilug ie a list ui llie
babies entered in the Better
I Velvets of all colors on tha
bias or straight cut. Buckram
Fair WetlnpRdnv Wa niar eHvo .frames, frames and hats made
the score that ws given the1!0. order at Fredericks Quality
babies: WWI'
xno. 1 Flora age nine Subscriptions received this
months; sex, female score. 996. week are: Carl Tangen, Toledo
No. 2 Harold Wakefield, agelDelbeit Hodges, Salem D. J
nine months; sex, male; Bcore, 1 Derby, Yaquina; Chas. Sev'-son
990. No. 3 Eugene Goin, age ! Elk City: Thomas Thonnsm
nine months; Bex, male; score, 1 Harlan ; Mrs. Edith Eider, ToV
996. No. 4 Lelghton Jackson, 'do; O. F. Dickson, Toledo.
acp thfrtopn mnntha' ooir mnlo'
'score, 991i2. No. 5 Dan Lake, I alter Hodges, charged wit'
!age, fifteen months; Bex. male; a,statut2,ry ofre"ce. was arrest
! score, 995J.. x0. 6 Douglas e,d near Tidewater last Friday b
I Davenport, "age, seven months; .deputy sheriff James Kent, and
'sex, male; score. 994. No. 7 8 now, in U,1e co"r,!v Jal1- ,Un
I George Emanuel Brown, age i'e8.8 pleased on bail,, he will be
six months; sex. male; score, 'detained in custody until the
9951.. No. 8 Nell Mary Brown February term of court. 1 lodzes
'ace. n'nteen months: sex fe- was indicted by the Rrond ,1-iry
' I ...,.1. ... 1. a. 1
male; score, 991. No. 9 Lena;'" fuKUM',uul Wi,s ,lut iaKU!1
until last Friday.
sex, female; scors, UUJ. rso. iu
Lee Cline, age twenty-three
months; sex. male; score, 997';
Yiday.
Last Saturday members of the
Ladles Civic Improvement Club
; cleaned up the building formerly
Little Lee Cline won first prize, ! occupied bv Nye's plumbing
while little Douglas Davenport 'Bhop on nm Btreet, and now
received second. The commit- have same fixed up as a free 11
tee was composed of, Dr. F. M. brary and public reading room.
Carter, examining pnysician; ,Tne lad.e8 deserVe much credit
Mrs. Ruth illoughby Anna .for their untiiing efforts In es-
MaUCh and MiSS Maud Miller. tahlahlnir thla mihlln rnnvpn.
ience, and the same will be ap
preciated more and more by the
public as the long winter even
ings come on and the demand
for good reading matter increases.
TOM SPILKIN'S LETTER
Fernanchittum, Oregon.
Deer Editur:
My name is Tom Spilklns
and I am a brother uf Tobe Spil
klns whu rites in the sellabrated
iSochalist munthly The Nashlon-
al Bucksaw, whuse mottoe is
Another surprise party was
given by the people on the
South side of the bay from To-
Blind as a Bat to Everything ,lcdo, Sunday, the 8th. in honor
That s Right. Tobe and me is I or Mrs. uie Atnunuson ana airs
both good Demokrats as enny-
one can see by his ritings.
I hav just returned from a trip
Nelse Strand, it being a double
surprise party, held at the home
of the former. The day was
to the Eest, to see Waiting most pleasantly spent and a jol
Woody. I went to find outjly sociable tlmo was enjoyed by
about surtln deinokratlcal sliv-iiH. Those present were Mr. and
ers In our glorius platform. Wen Mrs. Ole Amundson and family.
I got there he greeted me with Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Strand and
teers in his ise. O Tom he sea family, Mr. and Mrs. Darnley and
If all my frends were tru like family, Mrs. A. M. Burnett, Mrs.
you. I have menny in your grate T. Bohanan, G. W. Comer, A. L.
state, tho, the best uf wlch is the jOglesbee and wife, Miss Rosa
Oregon Jurnal. Hunest he sez Schlecht, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
that g'orius paper is boosting for
me in a manner onbeleevable tu
even a demokrat. They say I
Butler and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Boeckman, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Nelson, Butler Brothers,
am a second lincon, and he Mrs. Mork and grandson, R. W.
shook with sobs. Just then (and R. J. Wollas and family, E.
FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE
When the fire bell rings and
your house on fire what do you
thl:ik about first after you have
lost everything? I am sorry but
there wus a nok on the dore and
a man come on. Woody and him
held a wispered cunferance and
wen the man wus gone Woody
Fez That wus a leeding progres
sive. I am glad to say that all of
the progresslvcb eksept a mere
Lfifteen-Bixteenths have cum on
our Bide. He began to Wacks
ellakwcnt about tne noble minds
wlch were being dayly drawed
into progressive march of Dem
akratism. JiiBt then a man come In who
sed a street tUht is being fit and
I have for sale at a reasonable ! we want you to seltal It o'.r and
pilce u few registered lloiaela , Woody busted out Bobbin agin
Fi'lesiuit bull caves. Verv fancv nnil then (inhered mi and looked
markings, from my best cowb!ab Bollem as the owl that got first class sccuriiy. see
L. Stcinhoff and family. G. W.
Byers and family, J. W. Harrison
and family.Mlller Limbach, Mrs.
Quinna Thomas and son, L.
Thomas (Mrs. Q. Thomas Is
from Dcnv r, Colorado, visiting
her Bon).a total of fifty4hree.
Mr. Harrison's brother, A. D.
Harrison and wife from the East
arrived just a few minutes too
late to join in the party, he ar
riving on the excursion Sunday
noon.
(jHE qpQP PUDGE SETTLES A WIS UNDERSTANDING) ; I
r L'l I DnXP AMU man lu I If nuf r.m 1 I ..... ........ . . . "
J I'LL POKE ANY MAN IN
I THE JAW THAT SAVS W-B
1 CUT IS NOT THE REAL
TOBACCO CHEW.
! OFI.-l ( Air.
cut is I wi a
I SOTH
' CHEW
COttf
RIOHr-
THE REAL
Ct-IEW.SOPOHE VOUR
OWN OAW.
80S YOU RI BOTHRWHT I
CUT IS LONO SHRED. (
RISHKUT IS SHORT SHRED; BUT)
ARE THE REAlTOBACCOl
NOW SHAKE HANDS !
T
YOU want to remember that tlio same fine stock is
used in both W-B GUT and Kight-Gut. The dif
ference is that one is Ions' shred and the other is short
shred, both seasoned with a bit of suit. You will know
real tobacco satisfaction when you cut out the old kind
and take up cither one of the Real Tobacco Ghcvv twins.
A little chew lasts and satisfies.
Uaia t7 WETVAN-BRUT0N COMPANY, 50 Union Sqnra, New Tark Cty
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 all
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, $3-15; Touring Car, $360;
prices f. o. b. Detroit. .
On sale at Toledo, Oregon, by
A. T. PETERSON
Accessories always in Stock
I 1
Evenings Are Getting Longer
AND YOU WILL NEED LICHT
LET US ILLUMINATE YOUR HOME
FOR ELECTRIC LICHT AND POWER SEE
Yaquina Electric Co.
TO LOAN
I have $3000.00 to loan on
HHIII HUH
FOR SALE CHEAP WANTED CATTLE
irro nnri emiiiia in rrnnrt pnn- 1 &m 'n the market for good.
dition. gentle a;.d true to work. 'M becf cattlqr-will pay the top
weight 1000 Hounds, age 8 years
old Enquire of
Frank Huntsucker,
Bay View, Ore.
Expert Watch
t Repairing
When others fail you
t Wo Guarantee Satisfaction
A trial will convince. Price
verv reasonable.
t Over 40 Years' Experience
SB practical watchmaker
All Work (iuarnntced.
HANS E. PETERSON
price R. C. Craven.
Dealer In live stock,
Dallas, Ore.
B. F. JONES
Attorney-At-Law
Newport, - -Oregon
Will Tractlce In All the Court -
. .At Tha Merrti.tnn Mail. or;-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
and
the
jaud from u bull of the world's into my Mandys hare
champion struin, Onnsby. (Jet mer. Ah he nays we
last Bii'ii-
e must vhq
It la too lnte to speak to C. K. 'my piices bcioie buyingiKruda J a rnlm and jndls lii'al iiuiiiner.
rroHno cbout IiiKuranee. or I iiiu all registered, papers luru
nm Hony that 1 was not carry-lishcd and every aidm:il gu.u.i'.i-
ing eiKMh to cover all my Ions. I toed write Bud Knight,
Dry komion 13 'about here. '.Lei'dHinuii, Tall, Oregon, or
Cull tit my office or write und
get good insurance in tbo very
best Old Lir.es. C. K. Crosno.
Tod McClwnin.
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FOR SALE OH TRADE
One nlnmst tif'.v ' lie Tew i;
THIi
BON BONlEREj
M. N. ANIiKKHON, I'rnp.
Choice CoiiJ'ecttouH
Summer DviuU
Ice Cream
Ice Cold Drhih
Mill; Shaken
1 l(t, XtltH
Tobacco
I Stationery
J R st ITrnndt CIrnr
Jess Farrin,
N. V. Tiuik l'.!;l. HarbcrsUip,
1'orlLr.d, Oregon.
Let me sec. I positively must
pond another noul, a'ld he rota
the following. J'leeso r,top quar-j Machine, drop head. ( drawers;
luliiig at ttio uilier.t co:ive'i':int. In first class roiidillon. Will nell
Itinio. Affcctionntely yours I cheap for cish or trails for ltiilit
Woodv. cow. Iiifiulre of Sirs. U A. U.u-
(Continued next wcke) ' iiuusscn, Ya'iui:u, Oregon.
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limn d nl tin! Clly Hull lt -cilit ni.iy b
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SHERIFF'8 SALE
' In tha Circuit
I " vi tllO Old 10 Of
! , 0"flon for the County of Lincoln.
t wnrmifr. piuiiiuiT, v. I.urki-y I XV
I , Kan. A brum Ix)imn nnd tiulsn Ixcan
: . "", iioihb oi mill).
, "y virtue of nn exerutlon
onli-r nf unl,. I ,..j ....
annvn pnl i nil rm.i i. .i...
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t tied at tlon to me dlrorlnd nnd dnh t
IllO Kill Hav txt U....tn.i . .
I . . "-'"-'iiuit A. II. JWL
m mvor or Lury Gardner plalmUT n
or the aunt nf :U9.00 with Intorer
T thnrpon nt the rnt of II pnr rent p
a :"n 111,1 dnv of A"u
A. I). 191H anil a ... .
!Htorney " tw n cn!,t taxed M
I2D.0O ami coHla nf thla writ rntumnn"
Inv me to aill thn rn-i.. .. .
... ... ij nilliain ir 1,1
County, OreKon an follows, tnwlt
t, 7 o'i:non aft nnd
! IotB 31 nnil .12 In ..ii.. L ...
t , . - n"ii . . in i own
; ;,jh IP 6 Bomh of RnnOT n Wct nf ,hn
; JlWIIIamrtte MorlUInn Id J.lncnln
"LiW T"KRKR I" ronii.ll.nM
,,i Willi the domnmlH of auld e..inMon
, , nn.l order of an f wMI on S Knrlay
1 n' !o. k )'. M. at the front' doi.r rf ti.e
'"" nouae, m the C"v of
Mini?, i, in. 'i. in nunfv, Oregon
in inn iMKiimi ii:d,ir r(1r ron'i
rl'Tht ("! IIMil itifi.rral ,r
1'iiitifd . fi'nii'.nts in the .bow mned
to Hi. ii. In I In. iibove doHrplliui nr .......
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nnd
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ih.v a!il excintlim nnd unl-r nf
iiil'Ti's'. i nf nnd ni'cnrm: ri-tn
in i.r iirtij imM'i -.;rn So
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