PACE TWO
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1916. .
' I Illlit LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
A FEW HARDWARE STORE SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS .
Pocket Knives'
Carver. Nutplcks
Silver plated Knives and Forks
Safety Razoro, Razor Strops
Desk Sets, Razors,
Scissorc, Scissors Sets
Razor Hones, Shaving Bruohes
Manicuring Sets, Nail Files
Chafing Dishes, Crumb Sets
Trays Forks and Spoons
Casseroles, Bean Pots
Coffee and Trs Pots
Coffee Perculators, Child's Sets
Nut Crackers .
Tea and Table Spoons
Aluminum Tea Kettles,
Coffee and Tea Pots
Aluminum Hot Water Bottles
Meat Grinders, Oil Heaters
Air Rifles, Express Wagons
Ingersoll Watches
Guns, Rifles, Fly Rods
Dog Collars, Horse Blankets
Flashlights, Electric Irons and
. Appliances
Tools
F. N. HAVDEN, Publisher
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: Entered at Toledo, Oregon postdffice,
fuiuiMua iwemy-Two Years Ago.
' SUBSCRIPTION PBir.cn
One Year, in advance....' ...
six Months, In auvMicu..4.
Three Mouths, In pdvauo3...
PETERSON HARDWARE CO.:
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GOODS
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Are now here. We have ' l' r
Men's and Boy'a Suits, Dress 8hlrts, '
Sweaters, Neckwear, Fins Shoes for
Men, Women and Children. Coma In
and see '
W. P. TlcGEE
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Phone 7003
The White Corner Store
Has lot3 of good things to offer for the Holidays
and we invite your inspection
Toys, Cards, Stickers, Tags, Ornaments, Candles
and Holders, Neckties, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
Arm Bands,' Barretts, Umbrellas, Books, Fruits,
Candy and Nuts, that are the bast
and The Prices are Right
We wish you all a Happy Xmas and a Prosperous
New Year
R. S. VAN CLEVE
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Water' Front Meat Market I
' J. L. Demitt, Prop.
Fresh and Cuied Meats Toledo .
Creamery Butter
I buy all my Beef, Mutton and Fork
from the local ranchers, and I pay the
highest market price delivered at my
hop. I pay the highest market price
for hldo4 and pelts.
WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OREGON
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INCOLN WOUNTY DANK. I
(INCORPORATED)
TOLEDO, - OREGON
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
' DIRECTORS ' -O.
& HAWKINS
WM. BCAHTII
C. O. HAWKINS
Interest
on
Tims Deposits
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J. S. AKIN
; The Dry Goods Man
OREGON INDUSTRIAL
' REVEIW
Eugene Aggregated tax levy
is I6:i!,uiiiis ipr',-county and
Ctd.8 iw, city;, ,'; . . '.
Springfield dedicoted $35;000
MeUiGUiSt cnuica aad parson
age. Portland merchants made an
excursion the' past week to in
veJtigate the hax industry now
being dsveloped in the Willam
ette Valley.'
baleni Bill nrennrfid for
teacher's retirement fund. ' Fiv
per cent of salary is to be set
asiae lor a term of years, when
the State is to add $2,000.
Under munlciDal ownershln
Eugene water board adds two
mm tax levy. :
Oak Grove. Clackamas Coun
ty, votes ten mill tax for paved
nignway.
Klamath Falls Work started
on new Baptist Church.
New State Boards and Com
missions proposed are Fire War
den, Board of Charities, and
Board for Wayward Children.
There will be others.
Salem Northwest Fruit Pro
ducts Co. has used 1000 tons cull
apples making sparkling bever
ages, i
From the standpoint of new
industrial development the west
needs two things from Congress,
workable waterpower legislation
such as it proposed under either
the Shields bill or the Ferris bill
as amended in the Senate and
relief for innocent oU operators
on withdrawn lands.
Canvon Citv Fox breeding
here. P. A. Snyder investing
$10,000.
Washington County budget
$9000 less than last year. ,
Applegate Dry land dredges
being installed here to -work
placer ground.
At Grants Pass the I. W. W.
outfit was tni own out of the
sugar beet factory. Grants Pass
has had the factory long enough
to be able to distinguish sugar
beets from dead beats. Ga
zette Times, Corvallis.
Gresham Cannerymen de
cide to rebuild burned packing
plant here.
Wasco County advertising for
sale $260,000 road bond recently
voted.
"Flax mills and a linen factory
for Western Oregon" is the
campaign now under way.
Oregon City Moose will
erect $20,000 hall.
Portland First of a series of
ships launched by Peninsula
shipbuilding Company.
Suthcrlin Douglas Co. tur
key raisers sold about 12,500
birds for approximately $37,600
Ridle broccoli will ship 30 car
loads this sensnn
Surinefleld WatervlllB nntntn
raiser sells 5 acre Crop for $1000
besides savins enough rppH for
G acres and feeding part of crop
to z rammes and 6 hoes. ' '
GraiTtS PaSS TJtah-Trlnhn
Suear Co. voluntarily ralspa' con.
tract price or neets from $6 to
$7. The extreme advance Is due
Marstiflelti-Coos Bay R. R.
Co. incorporates for $5000 to
build and operate a railroad in
Coos County.
federal control of interstate
business of railroads would seeui
to be tha most practical idea- in
stead of haphazard control by
48 different state commissions.
The only argument against ' it
seems to be that the railroads
want it. Undoubtedly the rail
road managers should have
fought the pioposition, thus of
fering the politicians a chance
to force it on them which would
have given merit to the move
ment. Its a funny world.
WHICH ALL HELPS
' ADVERTISE OREGON
Few people realize the great
amount of publicity that the
Northwest received last year and.
will receive this year on account
of the Washington State-Brown
University football game ' last
year and the University of Ore-gon-U.
of Pennsylvania football
game to be played at Pasadena;
Cal. as a special feature of the
28th annual Tournament of
Roses' on coming New Years
Day. "" ' '
Lovers of sport and others In
all parts of this country will read
of this game and of the Univer
sity of Oregon,' conceded by
many to be the strongest foot
ball tsam ever turned out at
Eugene. It is without doubt the
greatest amateur Bportlng event
of the year for Western sport
fans.
Last year Washington State
College football team brought
fame to their Alma Mater and a
feeling of pride to the whole
Northwest by decisively defeat
ing the strong Brown University
! team of Providence R. I. Should
I the U. of Oregon duplicate this
year by winning from the U. of
Penn. it will show without argu
I ment that the Pacific Northwest
j schools are to be reconed with
when picking the champion
I football team of the United
States.
In addition to the football
team representing the North
west at Pasadena New Yearj
Day, the Portland Hotel will be
represented by a very beautiful
float in the parade of the. Tourn
ament of Roses.
OBITUARY
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HAS A FULL LINE
Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings,
Crochet and Embroiderle Ma
terials , .ALSO '
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' A full line of JEWELRY) which.
Is Guaranteed.
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CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank the many
kind friends for their aid and
sympathy during the last illness
and death of our husband and
father.
Mrs. Mary Arnold,
R. A. Arnold.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Somebody has twice broken
into the school buildings and
done considerable damn sc.
Should this hannen strain we will
'endeavor to locate the guilty
party, or parties, and prosecute
them to the full extent of the
law.
Signed,
School Board Dist. 2.
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WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN
THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF OUR PLANT
WHERE BILLS MAY BE PAID AND ALL BUSlZ
NESS PERTAINING TO THE COMPANY WILL"
BE TAKEN CARE OF : f- '
Yquina Electric. Co.
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to good sugar prices caused by
war rn 'irflttntia f ' ''
That the state still Is b mvur.
eijrn power over miinlr-inaiitioa
and that the Public Service Cora.
miBslon of Oregon may regulate
rates in Tnunicinaimen hv tha .
I ArrHaa nf'thn rllnA
ijgatdless of contractual agree
ment pei ween a municipality
and a publip service corporation,
is the hold in a recent opinion of
the Supremo, Court. , ' . .
Monroe. Dota to Indiintrv c-Arti
uplift from, sale of twenty car-'
iuuub oi eany wnite ros ror
seed at $1.85 per 100 lbs.
- JPortland. Journal Is advocating
a state board of Charities. : 1
Bend sells $35,000 to Denver
firm In ralsine jnonev for Stra-
homrpad. ',.";
.The dalrv industry dopir'nht
need more laws end official reg
ulation sp much aa more cow-
nuiKers-ana.an abundance of
COmnptpnr farm lnhnr at nrloaa
at which the fanners can af-
iora to hire them. '
Sprinirfleld 40 sacks clover
seed net S. P. Ncsg $969.90.
A. II. Buck to Install chingle
mill on SliiHlaw.
A. II. Conrad to locata Rhlnele
on Ooos Bay.
North Bend Another ship
yard promised here.
Banks United Ky. busv with
J" men on old survey up Wilson
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Lin
coln County, Oregon, will hold
the regular examination of ap
plicants for State CertiflcatcR at
the Court House, Toledo, Ore.,
asfollows: ' - ...
Commencing Wednesday. De
cember '20th. 1916. at 9:00
o'clock a. m., and continuing un
til Saturday; December 23, 1916,
at 4:00 o'clock p.m.
' Wednesday Forenoon
U. S. History, Writing, Penman-
snip, music, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology, Reading, . Manual
Training. Composition, Dom
" estic Soienco, Methods in
Reading, Course of Study for
Drawing, Methods in Arith-
;: metlci ''! :.t '
Thursrlatf Fnrainnnn
Arithmetic;! History of Educa
" tlon: PSyCholOer. Methods in
s Geography, Mechanical Draw
'ing Domestls Art; Course of
A Studv far Damnatie Art. X
Thursday Aftarnoon
Grammar, Geography, Steno-
"graphy; American Literature,
Physics, Typewriting, Methods
: In Language, Thesis for Prim
ary Certificate. ' .
'r - Friday Forenoon
Theory . and Practice, Ortho
graphy, Physical Geography,
j English Literature, Chemistry,
j r iijaiuai buiiurs,
' Friday Afternoon
School Law, Geology, Algebra,
civil Government
Saturday Forenoon
Geometry, Botany.
Saturday Afternoon
General History, Bookkeeping.
very truly yours,
R. P. Coin,
Co. School Superintendent.
J. N. Arnold was born at Car
bondale, Pa., March 21st, 1836,
and died at Toledo, Oregon, De
cember 8th, 1916, at the advanc
ed age of 80 years. .His death
being hastened by a severe at
tack of La Grippe. f
Deceased enlisted under the
Union Flag in the war of the Re
belion, February 4th, 1862, as a
private under Capt. Wheeler, Co.
F. Fourth Minnesota Infantry.
He was honorably discharged in
1864, und again relnlisted Febru
ary 24th, 1864, as Seargent un
der Captain Adrin K. Norton,
serving as Seargsnt Uiftil the
close of the war.
He was joined in wedlock to
Miss Mary A. Card at Carboa
dale, Pa., March 30, 1859, and
soon moved to Auburn, Minne
sota. In 1875 he started over
and for Oregon, but while on the
road,, sold his outfit and finished
the journey by rail to San Fran
cisco, and came from San Fran
cisco to Portland by Steamer.
He homesteaded about two miles
down the bay, below Toledo, and
resided in Toledo until the time
of his death. There were four
children born to Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold. Deceased is survived
by his wife and one son, R. A.
Arnold, of this city. He was a
genial and kindly man, a true
friend and a good neighbor and
was held in high esteem by all
who knew him.
Rev. C. R. Ellsworth preached
the funeral sermon at the Meth
odist Church, and interrment
took place in the Toledo ceme
tery, a large number of rela
tives and friends paying their
last respects to the deceased.
W. D. GRIFFITH
LOCATES AT BANDON
Bandon, Or., 1261916.
Mr. Hayden,
Lincoln County Leader,
Dear Editor.
' Having missed a copy of your
Interesting edition, I am prompt
ed to write the following.
We are located very comfort
ably here on the Coquillo River
in sight of the entrance to the
ocean. Things seem to be
booming' here, there has been
eight sTiips in here since last
Thursday, bringing supplies and
loading lumber and matchwood.
We had a big storm the last few
days. It was kind unough to
throw in front of our house a
fine lot of white cedar for wood.
Wishing you and my many
friends luck, and hoping to see
your welcome paper next week,
lam,
Most truly,
W. D. Griffith.
LANE COUNTY TOWN WILL
HAVE TOTAL LEVY OF
53.25 MILLS
. EUGENE, Or.; Doc. 6. (Spe
cial.) The city of Florence will
have the highest tax rate in
Lane county this year, under lev
ies made and proposed. To the
county tax of 18.75 mills which
Is general throughout the coun
ty, there will be added a special
city tax of 21.5 mills, a school
levy of 6 mills, making a total of
58.25 mills. '
Cottage Grove and Spring
field are next with 47.75 mills
each. Springfield's city tax Is
20 mills and school tax 9, while
Cottage Grove s city tax Is 19
mills and school tax 1 0 mills:' '
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R. D. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
7oledo, Oregon . .
Offlca In Ofatedahl Building. . Offlca
hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; J to 4 and 7 to S
p. m. ' Emergency call at an 7 time. -Phona,
100J :t v. i
Henry Campbell returned SaU
urday evening from the logging
camps of the lower Columbia,
where he has been the past sev
eral months. .
Becember 3, Sunday, witness
ed another delightful birthday
surprise party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wollas 011 the
South Side of the bay, in honor
of Mrs. R.' J. Wollas birthday.
Her friends and neighbors
presented her with numerous
presents as a mark of their ap
preciation. Alter a delightful
dinner an old time musical pro
gram was given by those pre
sent. Music and vocal selections
were given with good effect. The
list of those present follows, a
total of thirty five: Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Wollas and family, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Byers and family,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrison and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Amund
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Thomas and. family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Walling, Mr. and Mrs,
Wm, Darnley and family, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Oglesbee, Mrs.
Chris Hanson, Mrs. W. R. Kirk
wood and two daughters, R. y.
Wollas, R. J. Wollas and family,
Rosa and. Arthur Schlecht, and
Peter Tangen.
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A DARK AND
STORMY EVENING
At the Albany Hotel there la
a combination of names, on the
register that looks worse. tha
the weather. J. D. Winters, the
Studebaker repair man, of Port
land, heads the list. Further
down is R. E. Storm, of Portland,
another salesman. A. A. Hale,
another knight of the grip is on
the list and Joe Snow, also of
Portland, is a frequent caller, lu
an effort to offset this combina
tion and thaw it out a bit, J. D.
Summers, the local motor ex
pressman, put his name 011, but
the odds are against him and fhs
weather remains near the freez
ing point. Albany Democrat.
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IT KICKED BACKWARDS
Recently a merchant of Nat
chez happened to see a farmer
receive a box at the depot and
noticed that It came from a mall
order house. He also noticed
that the goods were right in his
line and the same as he had car-
nea ior years. He Immediately
approached the farmer and said:
"I could have sold you tho
goods you have here for les3
money than the Chicago housoj
and saved you the freight."
"Then why don't you do so?'
said the farmer. "I have taken
the local paper for a year and
have not seen a line about you
selling these or any other goods.
This mail order home sends ad
vertising matter to me asking
for my trade, and they get It. If
you have any bargains why dou't
you put them In the paper bo we
can see what they are?" Ex.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT
ONCE DON'T OVERLOOK
THIS ONE
I am offering for sale at my
ranch at Taft, Oregon, a Junior
yearling registered Holsteln bull
Korndyke Slletz Ormsby. In
this bull you will find a beautiful
individual straight btcked and
colored nicely. He has wonder
ful backings tracing back to
some of our best known anlmala
In thft Holntein breed. o c,w
has .75 per cent the same blood
as a cow who made 33 lbs butter
in 7 days and comes from the
Bame breeding which produced
the great Kine Seela. For p..
Igree of breeding
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120X E l?th (t N Portland, Ore.
TO EXCHANGE
I have
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Notice is hereby 'given that
all hunters found trespassing
upon our premises will be pros
ecuted to tha full extent of the
law.s w, j , , 1
Signed;
Blower Bros
DR. C A. SMITH, M. T.
Four and a halt rears In Nawoort.
Specialist in Paralysis, nervous and
chronic diseases. Electric baths, !
let rays, massage, vibration, diet and
exercise. ,- Many so-callad Incurable
men and women can testify to the mer
its 01 my worn. -
Near Pest Offics, ,.. NEWPORT, OR.
;V; ..FOR SALE ,
Registered Holsteln bull calf,
mostly white, will sell very reas
onable. j L. C. Mowery, Slletz, Ore.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
For sale or will trade for a
fresh cow. O. I. C. pigs.
T. Thomaton, Harlan.
a 7 rnnm roulilnra i.
Albany would trade for resHoDc
in 1-prj.iaaa or equal value Mt,
Scott or BL Johns car line pre
fered. Address, ' Geo., King
' t , i'"..Albany, Oreg.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Jfc the .County Court ,ef tbe 8tat
t Oregon for Lincoln Count. 1. .-
' Notice la hereby gtyri that Albert
SUota and Mike BUota, Eiecutera of
the estate of Matt 8IJ0U. deceased,
has rendered their final account and
presented the same tnt settlement la
this Court; of tholr -administration; ot
aid "estate. . and , that Thursday the
tlst 'day of .December iota . 1..
o'olock In the, forenoon of said day
jt the County court House In Toledo.
Lincoln County; Oregon, baa been a?
pointed by the Judge of said Court tor
the settlement, of said accounts, at
which time and place anv and all m.
tons Interested may appear and tile
exceptions In wrltlna to said fln&i ...
count and contest the same.
PUDllctlon November 17tb,
Iast publication Prldnv n.mu.
15th, 191.
Albert Sijota, Mike 8 1 Jot a.
. . . . Executor.
B. F. Jones, Attorney for Kxocutora.