Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, September 28, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER28th, 1917. PACE TWO f T?TT HHiHt HII Wt 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI 1 1 1 1 H I HOME CUTLERY is an important Item In the house-1 . .. - j a i. hold. Knives tnai cui auu, iur that won't twist and bend are the kind needed. We have a splendld line of Cutlery, Including ornamen tal and plain carving sets, table knives and forks, spoons of every size. We are headquarters for keen tools, butchers knives, prun-1 ing knives, etc. The fairest prices t prevail. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER F. N. HAYDEIM, Publisher OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Entered at Toledo. Oregon postofflce, Established Twenty-Four Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One Year, in advance..... $1.50 Six Months, in advunco .75 Three Months, in advance .BO Phona 7003 PETERSON HARDWARE CO. 1 1 1 i AT McGEE'S, TOLEDO, ORECON ;be- GET THAT CATALOG AND COMPARE PRICES A FEW OF OUR PRICES QUOTED BELOW 50 INCH SERGE $1.60 PER YD 42 INCH POPLIN $1.50 PER YD, 35 INCH SHEPPARD CHECK. . 36 INCH MIDDY SERGE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS ' CURTAIN GOODS to briiis: new Industries here It means that he is going to have just that many more opportun ities to gat a better jod. to im prove his condition in life. Only as the town grows can the employee expect his oppor tunities and his wages to grow, so it is just as much to his inter est as any one else to get out and help make this a bigger and bet ter community. PER YD. . $0.90 PER YD. , .$0.22i2 " YD. , $0.20 PER YD. YARNS ALL COLORS RED CROSS SUPPLIES A COMPLETE LINE OF LOGGERS SHIRTS SHOES, COATS, ETC. WHY NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THE BEST VALUES AND HELP BUILD UP YOUR OWN HOME TOWN W. P. flcGEE i ANDREWS BUILDING TOLEDO, OREGON '"II t 1 1 1 1 1 1 HIHMI II WHUHHIHHH 1 1 1 1 1 1 U The White Corner Store I WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO A FEW ITEMS PRICE ON OTHER GOODS ARE EQUALLY LOW. ONE PRICE TO ALL FULL COUNT MATCHES, THE BOX 6c. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, THE BAR 60. BOB WHITE SOAP, THE BAR 6c. COAL OIL, THE GALLON 15c- PHONE 9005 TOLEDO, OREGON R. S VANCLEVE wwHitimnn MitMiinimww mm t v WaterFront Meat Market f J. L. Demitt, Prop. ' Fresh and Cm eft Meat Toledo Creamery Butter I buy all my Beef, Mutton and Pork from the local ranchers, and 1 pay the highest market price delivered at my shop. I pay the highest market price for hldos and pelts. WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OREGON 4MHinntw-Mnitt,""""li"1 Lincoln County Bank jj (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, - OREGON DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DIRECTORS C. E. HAWKINS WM. SCA15TI1 C. O. HAWKINS liens don't stop scratchin, cause worms are scarce hieMsntally, it is not to early to begin saving for Christmas. Another good thing about win ter, sport shirts are not wear- jable. Meatless days will be nothing , new in many wage earner's homes. Don't bar.k on that "soulful expression." It may just be plain laziness. Some rien act as tho they thought their wives were as X 'blind as policemen. For the good of your own home town, tour own good, buy at home. Some wise men has said that the coming man is the one who always is in the go. With skirts at their present length there will he no great ad vantage in the fall winds. The fellow who was growling about the heat soon will be kick ing about the cold. Of course your husband may be bad. but suppose you had married a domestic efficiency ex pert. What has become or the old fashioned girl who always made sure her skirts covered her an kles? As a trouble nicker for most Americans, Grocery Bill and Heat Hill are running Kaiser Bill a close race. Most of the men who are al ways shouting about personal liberty use it to make fools of themselves. When you gpt to the trenches you will probably wonder what made you so ai raid of rolling pins and frying pans. He an optimist. Trunk of tne poor farmer who has to buy 5,000 or 10,000 sacks for his overproduction of wheat. The man who writes the bunk about the value of silver in creasing has not spent a silver dollar at the grocer s Utely. Everyday we read about the seriousness of the food situa tion being international. May be, but seems to r.s it is internal. Most employers would gladly grant employes an eight hour day if there was some statute to make them Eleep ti;hl hours. Lven tho?;e who would live on that classic diet of breed and cheese and kisses face an In crease in price at least in two thirds of the items. The Russians seem to have made a mistake vlie;; thoy sent troops to row the Finns. Now the Flnnicky Fivcis are beefing worse tha'i ever. When the wheatless days and the meatless days produce a real reduction in the price of the nec essities of life. (!n"i tl-e Aii'cri enn public will -i;itler Hoover quite c ompetent. STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS- . SION WILLING TO HELP US A letter from the State High way Commission was received last evening by the County Court, in which the Commission states that they are willing to heln us on a road project in this county, and agree to match dol lar for dollar any sum up to tne sum of $200,000 which the coun ty officials desire to set aside under the provisions as provided bv jaw a:nl rules and regulations c-f the State Highway Cr.vv.'." sic.il for the handling of such funds. In talking with local Court of f icials this morning, they expres sed themselves as much pleased with the expression of the High way Commission, but very much doubted as to whether the $200, 000 to be voted upon next Tues day could be set aside for the use of the Highway Commission, as the petition asking for the election designated where and how the $200,000 should be spent. It is evident however that the State Highway Commission is willing to heln us overe here, and In case the election fails to car ry next Tuesday, we would ad vocate the calling of another election to vote road bonds to the sum of $200,000 to be placed unreservedly in the hands of the Commission for spending In this county, providing that they will spend dollar for dollar, thus making $400,000 available for permanent road construction In this county. Then again the Highway Commission, undoubtedly has road machinery which could be used to advantage on our roads, HUGH MURRAY WRITES Sept. 27th, '17. Editor Leader: . Dear Sir: I wish to thank you for giving space to the able article by A. B. Clark. Lucky for our Coun ty that we have citizens able to write so sensibly. Clark's stat ment is unanswerable. The anonymous writer, con cealed in the bushes, fails to jar loose the well-rivited joints of Mr. Clark's argument. Yes: the unceasing succession of bond issues will lake another cow yearly from our small herds. Our tax rental, now, takes our best cow every year in some cases her calf also. A rotting plank road that re quires repairs the day after it is laid is a sink-hole to swamp us in bondage. And every bond must be paid (principal and interest) or our lanls be taken as the forfeit. Most of those who advocate bonds have an IMMEDIATE ' SALE FOR Comfy bungalow, modem, op. to-date plumbing and electric light fixtures. Built-in kitchen features and buffet. Cokiuad opens into living room from din ing room. Fire place niantlw in tends the whole width of living room, with built-in book case and window seat. Fire-place tiled. Four room bungalow with all the conveniences you waat many features that are not ruea tioned here, can be seen by look ing at the Bungalow. C. OfstedaM. FOR SALE OR TRADE For small dairy ranch 42 a. fruit ranch, redshot land, 25 a. cult, balance pasture and titcber, 4 a. blackcaps, 2 a. strawberries, 200 young prune trees, family orchard, 7 room house, barn. 10 tons hay, hoghouse, henhouse. woodshed with years wood, good easier way of gaming an income jwen water pipea to uarn, unpie than clftafiflg ranches and milk-1 mcnts, team, wagon, bugrry. 4 cows, 1 calf, 30 chickens, tele phone, mail route, 3 miie3 from 2 canneries, good rock road. Price $6,500, $1,200 mortgage. John C. Wood, Xewberg, Ore., R. D. No. 3. cwc. . heir property is not. rr v'?ibi- to the assessor as land and iiv2 stock. Truly, Hugh Murray. B. F. JONES WRITES Newport, Oregon, September 24, 1917. Kindly allow me a little space to say to . Mr. Ilorsfall, of Nortons, that I think him unfair in his attack on the proposed good road proposition, in this, that he does not offer any argu ment against the proposition, but simply misquotes me in any thing I have said or written on the subject. He says we all want 120 miles of permanent roads if we can get it for $200,000. Then he says it will cost $400,000. He bases his estimates of costs on four Inch lumber, whereas I based my estimates on 2 inch lumber, unless the State' High way Commission co-cperates with the County in building the proposed roads. He bases his estimates on smoothing the FOR SALE roads ready for planking at Jmnn npr miln-whlln T thnnpht hus saving us greatly in the cost that the avCraSe mile of road bed oi eiiuipiueuu we j now in use could be smoothed neea gooa roaas, ana we wouiu 2 Holstein cows 2 Jerseys 35 to $75 good milkers. 1 saddle. Meryers 50 gal. barret spraying machine new 112 yrs. agi 15 now cost 40. One sow, oik Ber shire boar, a piano $100 cost 400, massive dining room set. ma hogany dressers brass bed, sew ing machine etc. Telephone. R. A. Barnch, Elk City. O. A. GILSON Builder Carpenter Work All Kinds By Day or Contract TOLEDO, OREGON SUMMONS )ike to see $400,000 Bpent upon the roads of the county. When sending this resolution to us the Commission evidently did not realize that the spending of our money was already pro vided for, but, again we see no reason why, in the event the Interest on Tims DsposiU 4 iH'1- ready for planking for $150.00 per mile. I never have said or written that 120 miles of .road could be completed and planked or rock ed or shelled for $200,000. In the Circuit Court of tha Suto of Oregon for Lincoln County A. O. Abraliamson, Plalntlfl, vs. Perry Blevlns and Jane Doo Ble Tins, his wife. Defendants. To l'erry Blevlns and Jane Duo Kev ins defendants above rxmed: 1 In the Name of the State of Oregon: I You and each of you are hereby re 1 quired to appear and inswer Urn coto 1 plaint filed against you !n Uie abovo entitled cause and court on or bntnra BE SURE AMD VOTE The Leader h:;s n f mined from No Sir! We Have Not Raised! Our Prices 815 Furtliornore Wa Guarrtntoe V STRICTLY ALL WOOL SUITS MADE TO ORDER At tha Same Old Price WARNING! DONT BE FOOLEDI All 8eotch Woolen Mill suitings aro GUARANTEED 6TRICTLY ALL WOOL, and of tho same quality usually found In regular $25 suits. J. S. AKIN, Toledo, Oregon taking an aniiv fnvori.'.g or oniio .1 (MM l0!l(l Kit next Trow'.a iverage wit warts, a id it y rulf. We Tiaitl' !. com;- wnctiif-r w . i I, will or or iii)t. I decided on iu ? matter I ll !... I.I .. 1 ill! MII'UIU UIJ. H' eithei lilrlf 11 .'! 1 ho wh-.'t be in 1.1:1 ior : '.ilu-d ull ii'i matter with the ,ui viil be . and no how 'hi' do." .ion 200s, y ih.' decision as expressed by iho voters. i;r.v p 'I i:- I Mi I ii EVERYONE MUST HELP XT-tv-rTT-fr Mtllll WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF OUR PLANT WHERE BILLS MAY BE PAID AND ALL BUSU NESS PERTAINING TO THE COMPANY WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. Yaquina Electric Co. Whv is it that vou st?e few t men employes working for the 1 1 upbuilding of the community, asked a subscriber the other day. The question l as old as Job and never has been answered. This community is no different from any other town in that re spect. There Is a ponrral tendency 011 the part of employes to let the merchants do It, when any thing Is to be done for the town. Altho they do not seem to rcal- ilve it. the man who works for wases hot Just as much Interest in making this u bigger ana more prohprroiia town us the merchant. The more the wage lanicr does to make this a hot- place in which to live the more oonuvitnl he and his fam ily will be. If lie works shoulder mmtlMHHMtwm-Mvvvl ItK MiHvt-KI'i t bliould.v v.ith the hicrchaat election fails, that we cannot vote the sum required and place it in their hands. Their petition follows: A letter from the Lincoln County Court, requesting1 the Commission to make a state ment as to what they were will ing to do for the county In casa bonds were voted to the ex tent of $200,000.00, was present ed to the Commission and mo following order was unanimous ly entered: "WHEREAS, the County of Lincoln proposes to vote bonds Mr. ' for road purposes to the extent of $200,000.00, and "WHEREAS, the State High way commission Deiieves '.nat such action by the various coun. ties should be encouraged to the utmost, "HE IT THEREFORE RE SOLVED, that in case the citl- o;i 'z n of Lincoln County vote fav the orably upon the bond Issue and make available for road purpos es a sum of $i'00.iiniu0 the State Highway Commission ' hereby agrees to match doll-jr1 for dollar for road construction in Lincoln County any amount up to tne Bum or iiu.uud.uu which the county officials desire to set aside under the conditions as provided by law and rules and regulations of the Highway Commission for the handling of such matters, and "HE IT FURTHER RESOLV ED that' the above agreement Is made on condition, the county officials are agreeable to extend ing the construction program over a period of three years, In view of the fact that It may be Impossible for the Commission to Bet aside a sufficient amount to meet the demands of this agreement in any one year.' Extract from minutes of Sep tember 25, 1917. Mr. Ilorsfall. like manv others opposes any plan that is tl"'," f,0' November, a. u. im. suggested to Improve our roads flm Dn,)1!caUor of th!, ,,mma " but does not offer any plan him self. B. F. Jones. 7 REELS Anetta Kellerman in Nap- tune's Daughter. Wonderful Swimming, Diving and Dancing. At the Dime Thetatre, Tonight Friday, Sept., the 23th, 1917. Admission 25c. and 50c. The address of the Lincoln County boys that went to Amer ican Lake, Wash., a f.hort time ago, Is: Company C, 347. M. (1 11. N., American Lake. Wash. anyone wishes to send them things from home. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Ik liwl-y pivtn tl'-t t1:e 'in drrslcrtipil niliiiliiis'.m'dr of V;p. v:;t-it of Orf In How, iIiti-uki'iI. has fllrrt in the O-iQuty Court of Unroln Coiiuy. Mato OX OrBnn. Ills Iin.il iir-'ouni v. such f.dnilnlstr.iti r of mid catnip, nnl 'Itiat llnndav tlir "ili clay of Novcm , I'or, 1P17, nt Hip Imur of ten o'clurk In , tlifi torenoon of Hukl day lias lici'ii ftxrtl ,)- Sail Court n tliu timn for licariiii; j objoetlorm to mi id report, and the si't- tlemeot thereof. M. Howe. AilminlHtrator of the folate of Orrin Howe, deceased. 11 you mil 10 appear ana anuwer, or otherwise plead therein, for want 1 thereof the plaintiff will take a lode nient Bnd decree agalntit you a any led for In Ilia complulnt herein, tovit: .For the Hum of One Thousand ($1M. I dollars for the further sum of Thirty (S:;0.,) dollars, Interest to the 18 Uy ot '.May, 1917. tOKether with Intercut on the former Bum from the ISth Ar rf May, 1S17, at tho rate of 6 per cent per annum, and for the furtlxr cum of $50.00 attorney's fees, and fur his j costs and disbursements herrln mad and expended; and for a (iocroa tor the foreclosure of a certain mortgag made by the defendant Perry Bterta 'in favor of T. A. Snook and asstewxt 'to tho plaintiff, as more fully net tnrth In said complaint, said niorUaKe cov eritiK real property described j fa! lows, towlt: The North hair nt Uitt 'South half of the South east, quarter of Section 13. In Township 11 tinittu f iKanen S West of Willamette Meridian. i.im-oin v ouniy, urepon. This summons la served upon ynm '" p.ililliatlon once a wetk for fix rm, mm ullvo weeks from September 21t, I'll?. '.0 r.nd !iiilti!vp of .VnvrmM-r M, l:il7. imrMiMtil to nn order of thr llnu orab!" J. W. Hamilton. Jmlci; of t!o .iht.vp etMitl.'d Court. v.lii' H or.ier i d.ited i; ,)temlirr Ktli. !!". Stark 4. Culbe'-tron. Attorneys l -r l,i'Ki!T. Nate (' irtt pul.hi t.tlon S I'at j of la .-it pulilli ntlon No t. M7. I. 1J17. titer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science Services will be held at the building first door north of city hall Sunday nt l):45 o'clock. Subject lesbon sermon, Reality. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. All aro cordially Invited, CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS Notice Is hereby given that all warrants drawn on tho (leneral Fund of Lincoln County, Oregon, endorsed prior to and Including March the 8th, 1910, are hereby called and the interwt thereon stopped this day. Also all war rants drawn on the Current Ex pense fund of said county, en dorsed to and including July 0th, 1917. and warrants Nob. lSnfO, 1800G, 18008, 18007, 1S009, 18010, 18011. 18012, 18013. 18014 and 18214, drawn on said fund and endorsed July 7th, 1917, are hereby called and the Interest thereon stopped this day. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 7th day of September, 1917. Ira Wado, County Treasurer. EVERGREEN BLACK BERRIES WAMTED Will pay 3 cents per lt tlcliv cred at any of the followitig points and furnish boxe.a and crates free. See Ed Mauch, Uddyvllle. Ceo. T. Smith, Chitwood. , w. c. oeii, noneer, J. C. Dixon. Elk Citv. J. H. Sugg;, Oysterville. Cotton's Cash Store, Yaqulm Ord Castle, Slletz, Marry E. White at Depot fort Dock Building, Toledo. t or $100 Reward, $109 The roadtra of this papr wtQ pimirn 10 icarn mat inert la at on orcaaeu diuu, thm mcttmrm. bn able to cur In all Its stir n4 thnt I catarrh. Catarrh tain irrwuty Influenced by constitutional rofHMttvna rqulr nnnltutiotial trrmmjnt. Haifa Catarrh Mcdlrln la tnkrn Iniirrvollj an acts thru tha tllnort on tie? Miimq Br fnecs (f the Sytcm thcreliy rt-nroT.na tli foundation ut the iIIkcih. tnrtnm II a pntlent attenr'h i hiilli'in ut tl ra. silt itlu.i ..nd iirrlii'i'ir r.at'irn In :i)irurn wn'k. Tha pronrlf-iors t.nvo M vn- fnlth Iti the curative pr.urrs o' tih'a Cntarrh Mc-llrin. thr.t Uvy rT,r On lliimlrpil I Mjilnrs for nny tiiai it (ula to riiro. Pf inl fur M-i ff i, nim nM Adll.'in F. J. rill-NT T . CO.. OUlo. bolJ by all iiuulat, -.Uj.