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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1917)
PACE TWO LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, JUNE 8th, 1917. PETERSON HARDWARE CO. tTtTTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTtTTTTt WE NOW HAVE A FULL LINE OF Ladies & Gents FURNISHINGS NOTIONS, DRY GOODS AND SHOES, FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Our Prices GIVE US A TRIAL BEFORE SENDING OUT W. P. I ANDREWS BUILDING The White Corner Store Wheat and Mill Feed have made small declines But we are going to put on a Special From Saturday June 2d. to Tuesday June 5th On Seal Brand Coffee the best and lard in large pails both of these articles are due for further advances R. S. VAN CLEVE L, INCOLN WOUNTY DANK (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO. - OREGON DOES A GENERAL DIRECTORS C. E. HAWKINS WM. SCAHTU C. O. HAWKINS I No Sir! We Have Not Furthermore STRICTLY SUITS MADE TO ORDER At the Same Old Price WARNING! DONT BE FOOLEDI All 8cotch Woolen Mills suitings re GUARANTEED STRICTLY ALL WOOL, and of the same quality usually found In regular $25 suits. J. S. AKIN, Toledo, Oregon WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF o'UR PLANT WHERE BILLS MAY BE PAID AND ALL BUSI NESS PERTAINING TO THE COMPANY WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. Yaquina Electric Co, , SPRING IS COMING and every Farmer must get his ) stock of agricultural tools and lm- 1 plements ready for the necessary . . work of the season. Here he can ) ) find all kinds of Hardware that he will want on the farm and indoors. We are stocked up with wire-nett ing, barrows, spades, rakes, picks, ) ) and the thousand and one thingb that are always needed for farm ! ', work. Prices reasonable. Order your land plaster at the Peterson Hardware Co. Are Right ficGEE TOLEDO, OREGON Water'Front Meat Market I J. L. Demitt, Prop. Fresh and Cuied Meats. Toledo Creamery Butter I buy all my Beef, Mutton and Pork from the local ranchers, and I pay the highest market price delivered at my hop. I pay the highest market price for nidus and pelts, WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OREGON BANKING BUSINESS Interest on Time Deposit Raised Our Prices i We Guarantee c ALL WOOL $15 LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER F. N. HAYDEN, Publisher OFFICIAL COIINTV B1DCD Entered at Toledo, Oregon postofflce, Established Twenty-Four Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One Year, in advanco 11.60 Six Months, in advance .75 Three Months, in advance ho Phone 7003 WHITE COAL VS. BLACK COAL A campaign is on by the Coun cil of National Defense coal. While the supply in the u. o. is not lacking, it is now a question of digging and delivery. For esveral years past the ag gitatlon for legislation conduc ive to the development of the na tions watemowers ha a fore congress. belf styled "conservationists" have blocked every move and as a result, millions of horsepower on federal reserves in the west is running 10 waste either for lack of legislation permitting develop ment ur uecause sucn legislation as we have is not inviting to the investment of capital. ine present crisis illustrates the folly of policies that force the use of coal, whlh ia forever when once it is mined, mm wunnoia from use, water powers which are absolutely wasted unless used. used are injured in no way what ever. We should back 11 Ti iha nmin)l1 of national defense in its cam paign to save coal and put forth every argument for legislation permitting development of our wonderful waterpowers. Electricity ls the modern method of ODeratliii? trninn tat.. tories, farms, and heating house:.. aim u is used in numberless other ways. in addition to theR uses electricity will play a most important part in the defense of Our countrv and fnr that iaa son alone its development must ue encouraged. Let us all unit tn bain Do.,., ."black coal" and at the same ume aavocate policies which will permit utilization of our HmitleBb "white COal" nilnpn whniio mil. uvav UJU Hons of horsepower are now wasting to tne sea. BLUE LAW AND "POLYTICKS" A municinal rmin at ri A-'l. i5 Moines holds the Iowa blue law against Sunday theatres and baseball "unconstitootshunal." Those who conduct movies and promote the American game are not law violaters and those who attend are not criminals. i nanus ior tne decision of the municipal judce. but th Pro a vn yet supreme courts and the Su- I'lcme iourt or the United States. If the decision lies between business and industries on oik hand and so-called politics on the other nntinnir m.. Laws is good. OREGON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Our country is mobilizing all ifb rehr.urrt-8, militarv. ind cultural and financial. The success of each dtiartintnt u ,u..i .1.. HUCI'PSS of tlin u-li.,1- ...j - ..". mm h targe I measure of this mirroNi will depend "poii nn iinliiterniptrd stream of sup )plli's from our Industrie. 1 1 ...... A .. . ... ,,(, mver T. & L. Co awarded $6500 contract for road work Portland 14 wo.l..n ., . nu.i-iuuji'ui f lilps outran,.,! for ut. Portland. Tho .11. &tannrer Construction corpora tion to build 10 and Peninsula Ship building Co. 4. Coiiullle-Contrnct let on Improve ment of improvement of Empire to Sunset road. el'ndleton Work mPi,'- Creek fill. o,W. R. & N, crew of men engaged-will take five months to complete at cost $50,000. Turner Oregon flftV tflfftl at war ing. first retting here by Oregon Flax nure .o. yields 17 tons. Hermlston Alfalfa farm nf 9ia acres sold for 136,000. Toledo Eddyvllle moh.lr ni AA AAA VP to.vw pounds goes to UrMi...m. mill at- 65 cents per pound. Roseburg $100,000 fprtiii,,,, t.,. may be erected here. Albany New ladder doing extensive business. Ships 20 cars since first of year. Marshfleld Macleay raniAP i. 600 cases ahead of the same date last year. Ileton nuck plant fnxii.n. i. - " " ior ngnmna nre alarm. Hoseburg-Paclflc Highway to be Improved with 400 cars of gravel to be placed on the roads In several districts. 615,000 acres in Oregon are open to homestead entry. Roseburg Oregon Fruit Co. mnv build cleaning, grading and polishing plant here. Pendleton Much wool sold here at 60 cents a pound. Roseburg Work will be started at once on $5,000 dam at North Umpqua nan hatchery. In the Interest of conservation of coal supplies iBn't it a good thine to advocate legislation encouraging to the development of waterpower on Federal reserves. Bandon Clearing and grading last six miles of Bandon-Curry county noasv road was begun. - $40,000 estimated cost. Astoria Standard Oil to establish distributing station costing $150,000. Crane has building boom. Five bust; ness houses and several bungalows are erected. Cove Farmers, to plant rye. 20,000 acres submerged in Grand Ronde val ley. Corvallls Contract let for n.ew col lege library, to cost $83,300. Pendleton to have new furniture store. Portland Men employed in local shipyards, numbering at present 6060, will draw 16,100,480 a year, based on an average wage of $3.60 a day. Roseburg New telephone lines will be constructed in Umpqua forests'. St. Johns Two ship plants will lo cate here.' Preparatory work to begin without delay. Toledo Work of diking and putting In dam with flood gates for purpose of reclaiming hundreds of acres of fer tile bottom and tide lands lying along the Olalla, commenced. Toledo $4000 halibut fishing schooner launched. Salem Wittenberg-King Co. to build evaporating plant here, to cost nearly $200,000. Albany Contract let for paving Baker Street Marshfleld Oregon Power Co. to build an extension power wire to Co- qullle at cost of $25,000. Columbia City to have another ship yard. Forest Grove Construction work on the extension of the United Railways line from Wllkesboro to Tillamook is now under way. ' ' The demagog howls at h. c. 1., howls at high prices and scarcity of food products and then howls at admis sion of any cheap labor to our coun try. He ls only happy when he howls. Roseburg ePndloton men will open new theathre here. 6t. Helens New garage being built here. Big Increase In production of grain crops. Lass reported In acreage in winter planting mre than made. up In spring wheat sowing. Liberal increase in planting of sugar beets in Wash ington, Idaho and Oregon during the past year. Those objecting to a 15 per cent iu crease in freight rates say that the roads do not need it because they do an Increased volume of business. Why not apply the same reasoning to ather products which have advanced in price from 25 to 400 per cent, the producers of these, goods are doing a largely In creased volume of business. THE FIFTY DOLLAR BOND In issuine Liberty Loan Honda in a denomination as small as $50 the Secretary of the United States Treasury has mit it in th reach of almost every American citizen to do a real and actual service to his country. Not all can fight, not all can render personal service in other ways, but those who are denied the privilege of serving their I country in person have the privi lege of serving her by lending .their money to win her victories. But it is not patriotism alone that urges the buying of Liberty Loan I5ond3. Thrift and a wise ; economy in invest ing small sav ings commend these Liberty Loan Bonds to small investors. They nre safe,, and considering their tax-free qualily free from all Federal, State and local taxes (Inheritance taxes excepted' are free from any war tax thai may hereafter be levied, afford ing and abso'site net income of 3V2 percent, they constitute an Ideal investment for savings. Nor is there anv reason tnf waiting for a later bond Issue In the expectation of a higher rate of Interest being obtained, for the law provides that annnM such bonds be issued later, Lib erty ix)an .bonds may be ex changed for them at par. FOR SALE Six good young: Cows, all riv ing milk. Chaa. W. Buel. It. 3, Albany Or. Launch Transit Leaves Elk City, 7:30 a. m. Toledo, 9 a. m. Returning, leaves Newport 2:30 p. m.; To ledo 4 :30 p. m. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. H. A. Norton, Captain. AL LANE WRITES V.- S. S. Marblehead, San Francisco, Cal., Mav 29. 191b. Dear father: I received vnur letter to-flav as we just got in from the sea last nignt at xu o ciock. we leit nere on tne zutn ror tne Ha waiian Inlands When wn were within 2 days of the Islands we met the German shin which wn went after and brought it Into port nere. I hey surely have nice warm climate around the Islands. I am getting along fine on tnis snip, i get along pretty well with the officers. I expect to be raised in rate soon. We have not had any pay day since the 5th of this month. I am going to try to send some money to tne uanK every month If I can. I Euess the Lincoln Cnnntv Bank would be alright. If you see iiawKins you can tell him about it and you let me know. I am very glad to hear that Frank is having his eyes cured. I WOUld like to cpa Arrhlo nn thiu ship. What is he a fireman or a seaman, u ne's a seaman he's got my sympathy. But a fire man is alright. The engineer officer treats the firemen fine. I don't know where we go to next. But you can use the same address and I will get the letter alright. The mall is the first thing they send a mad after when we reach port. I will have a picture taken one of these days when in town. We coaled our ship this P. M. and most of us are going to town to night in a launch. There are 4 warships here now. We had a couple of days of rough weather at sea. The waves rolled clear over our main deck. I am no, in town and have a room for the night. I am with a friend of mine who works with me on tlj ship. He was a traveling sales man before enlisting. I would unite to see Arcnie get on the Marblehead although we now have a full crew. We walked around town to night until we got tired then went to a theatre, then to our hotel. I was pretty glad to get to walk around on land again after being out for 9 days. Our shlD Can'B Stav a WAV from nnrt very long, about two weeks, then it runs snort or supplies. I have heard It said that we're going to San Diego next for tar. get practice but am not sure. Well I will close for this time hoping to hear from you soon, Your son, Al. o Frank Priest was up from Newport Tuesday. "Cured! Mrs. Gus Griffith, of Everton, Mo., writes: "I suffered for three years with various female troubles. My life was a misery. I was not able to do anything . . . bear ing down pains In my back and limbs, and head ache . . . weak and nerv ous. Dr. recom mended tardui to me." TAK3 The fen's Tenia "When I wa3 on the sixth bottle", she contin ues, "1 began feeling like a new woman . .. 1 am now a well woman . . . 1 know my cure is per manent for it has been three yeais since I took Cardui." Thousands of women, now strong and healthy, who once suf fered Irom women's ail ments, give Card-u-i the credit tor their good health. Try it, for your troubles. Expert Watch Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction t A trial will convince. Price ; ; very reasonable. ' Over 40 Years' Experience ; ; as practical watchmaker All Work Guaranteed. t HANS E. PETERSON t Baesa 111 h n m I mm ft EiFlI REGISTRATION LIST Following is a list of those of military age, 21 to 31, who regis tered for military service Tues day. We believe there were few K any slackers in Lincoln coun ty. Alsea Clifford Buker d George .Hiram Bostwick . Andrew Fay Barclay ' ,. :,; Mac Henry Bales William Baudry Herbert Harrison Blatchford Frank Washington Chapin John Emerson Davis t Sterling Doyel Willis Earl"Everson Hugh II. Hildebrand t David George Hartsuck Charles Andrew Hunter Carl Edward Jensen Reuben Koogler Warren Koogler Levi William Lindh Edward Parkinson Stoute Edgar Kenneth Starr Fenton Starr James J. Wolfe ' Oscar Cascade Wolfe Bay View James B. Briggs Roscoe Leedy Henry Leuthold Oscar J. Oakland Dan M. Oakland Andrew V. Simonson Big Elk . Frank Lyle Allison Loyd Drorbaugh Clarence Marvin Davis Houston Alexander Grant Leonard Thomas Grant Lloyd Lee Lillard Trume William McGinnis Clifford Franklin McDonald Jesse Claude Martin Adolph Matz George Washington Small Layfayette Edward Sharp Albert Hobart Saxton Marion Elza Walker Beaver Creek Peter Paul Byrne John Fred Brocha Andrew Lloyd Commons John Thomas Hanlon Chauncy Smith Ohmart Thomas Burton Ryan Chester Lee Ryan Elmer Albert Simonson Conrad Albin Thompson r-1 1 r:.. CIK VI IJ Alden B. Abbey , Morgan Allen William Mathews Bristlin Charles Ray Brown George Everett Brown Asa William Brown Joseph Edward Bruseth Jesse Bennett Davenport Victor Folmsbee Vivian Folmsbee Vernon Folmsbee Hollie Ray Gillespie Scott Winfield Graves Erick William Jacobson William Harrison Johnson John E. Jacobson August Herman Johnson Roy Kouns John Emanuel Kullander John Charlesworth Kurt- chanov Elmer Martin Henry Matteson Harry Matteson Nels Wallace Miller Roy Moore James Henry Parks Walter Nelson Parks Alfred Pearce Louis Clifton Perry Frank Gerald Ramsdell Arthur William Ramsdell Clyde Itowe Edwin Olender Thompson Walter Lelancl Trap) Benjamin Franklin Updike Five Rivers John Andrew Anderson Graves Olivar Davis George Edward Day Charles T. Goodman Thomas W. Moore Oscar Olsen Opal Alvin Phillips Earl Dare Phillips Luther Levi 'Earl Prlndel Guy Leonard Ross Victor M. Seits Roy Taylor Kern Richard Anderson mham AugU9t Abrams William Stonewall Bones Einar Hill William Lewis McKeage Elno Stanley Miles v... Oscar Nelson Nels NelBon Ellmer Jay Tompkins Orv lle Henry Tompkins " Lester Bard Terman Little Elk Ocorgc Rupert Carran Vance Cllne Claude C. Cllne i Oscar Allen GIIhoii Clifford Hunt Ai'KUHt William Hanson ' ' ' OUo David January Charles D. Looch John Bradun Leech i : 7
