Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, May 19, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19th, 1922. UNCOLN COUNTY LEADER OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER l W; Ft. HALL, E. F. HALL, G. W. HALL Publishers. k . G. W. HALL, Editor. Kmcced at Toledo, Oregon postofflco, 23 serond-ilaes matter, under the Act of March 3rd, 1S79. KstaWished Twenty-Nine Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year, In advance, $2.00 Six Months, In advance $1.00 Foreirn AHvrrtinintl Representative THF. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION PEOPLE BACKING TAX REDUCTION la spite of Interference by officials and socialistic organizations tho fight for t;ix reduction In Oregon goes on. The State Tax Reduction convention was jumped upon ns nn occasion to prmuite a state Income tax. A committee of three was named to select a committee of seven to prepare 'keen a sense of Justice and duty under the law to permit a carefully planned demonstration to determine his course of action. Instead of putting the Pres dent In an embarrassing position before-the country, the propagandists have merely given him one more op portunity to prove lit? fitness for the hlsh alike he occupies, i'.y refusing to be brow-beaten, Mr. Harding has won the confidence of the country in an increased desree. ' INVISIBLY PRESENT A'Moscow publication says the Un ited Stateg is "invisibly present" at Genoa. So far as the United States is a subject for speculation by the delegates as to what they would like to get out of us In the way of loans and other favors that may be true. Thanks to the wise decision of Presi dent Harding, the United States is Hot going to suffer damages from Ge noa any more substantial than the "presence" the Moscow correspondent thinks he discerns. ' o COMMERCE BOOST FILE through tlie timbered reserves and the private forests? That the government's persistent campaign of education is having a beneficial effect iu reducing the firs loss is shown by the fact that In 1921 a considerable reduction was made over the proceeding year but there is still room for Improvement.. Kvery camper or traveler who goes into the forests Is charged with his share of the duty of protecting them. See that campfires are extinguished, be careful about dropping ' lighted matches, and do not throw away burning cirarette stubs or cigar. If every ind'vldual will see to takine care of this himself, about fltiy per cent of tho Are loss can be eliminated. 'Marshfield Nows. LET'S JAIL OUR POPULAR . BOOTLEGGERS The Canadian boundtiry is leaking licit still turning out moonshine on every smare mile; in tho cities whole- So numerous have been the letters of commendation sent to tlie Bureau i pule bribery and corruption so on al tux reduction bills to mitlate and take j of Foreign and Domestic Commerce most without .concealment, nobody is to the legislature. I by appreciative business men that a j prosecuted for tho taking or giving of A commission named by the Govor so-called "boost file" has been cstab-1 .bribes and a job on. the prohibition nor is to investigate and report onilishcd. Any doubts as to what the "enforcement" organization is popu- Harding Administration is doing toriariy supposed to be worth a fortune tllo industriog of (he United States t0 i,jm willing to take It ivith his eyes are quickly dispelled by reading the ! Bliut. We all know that eon-iitiona smell "TAKE IT FROM ME" By Coleman Cox ' " The loudest barkers are always win; the side show. . A college education is supposed to flt you for a position not entitle you to one. '. Tombstones are cold and cheerless. Yet they always have a good word for everyone under them. 'mere never was a batter dIscc c: auvice man, "Don't make customers of your friends, but make friends of your customers. . Walk faat. A fire deoartment Innka juki. .a? niucn like business when i,n. swering a false alarm as It does when goius to a real conflagration. .... One time when I was trying to in terest a carpet dealer in advertising like a sieve; across the Mexican line-Uie said in a very gruff-like manner a constant stream of liquor is pouring; "What do you know about carpots? vessels in ui. juiuib iuuu ciu-suuh ui i ou uuver ihiq a carpet in your life, wet goods on every beach of both I answered, with a smile. "No. unit I coasts; in the country urero is an u- never laid an., egg, , but I can toil yott more auou: jm. e;jg omelet than any Old hen that eUf scratch;.! -'.r worms." tin cabinet or department systems of Illnoiq. Washington and Idaho. t'nd?r this system Washington re duces taxes this year $4,459,0W.13.' .'opinions of our Industrial leaders. rne nuniDer paying income taxes In Oregon has fallen off 9,000 and the federal Income tax this year will yield $13,000,000 as against $28,000,000 col lected in 1921. On top of high state taxes and a fed eral Income tax, It is believed that a state income tax would drive capital out of the state and prevent asw cap ital from coming to Oregon. CANT STAMPEDE HARDING " Some clever propagandists organized "children's crusade" for the purpose of inducing President Harding to grant a general pardon to men convict fed of Interfering with the prosecution of the war. The children, of.couqsg, had nothing to do with it, except as they were directed by the managers, who financed the trip, prepared the tanners and staged all the proceed ings. Knowing that the "crusade" was wholly the work of agitators who had no direct interest In the prisoners but wish to establfeh tho principle of free: dom to oppose the government in time of war, President Harding refused to receive the crowd. Extreme radicals in all parts of the country are now, endeavoring to create prejudice against M!r. Tlardlnj by deolarlng that lie refused to receive the petitions of children for the pardon of their par-1 ent. The fact is that the President PERSHING IS RIGHT General Pershlns declares that had this country been adequately prepared "there is little questlbn that the Un ited States under strong leadership 'could have prevented the world war altogether." it is a strong statement, but when we remember Mr. Wilson's vacillations towards Mexico, his pacif ist attitude, and our general unpre paredness there Is no wonder that the kaiser thought this country would never go to war and that he could proceed accordingly. A USELESS WASTE. " The dry summer season is almost at hand and with it comes Increased danger from forest fires, the majority oj wiilch can be prevented with the exerplse of caution. ' . The forest service of the United States is, anxious to have citizen ac quaint themselves with the great for est reserves and. beauties of the ua unto heaven but nobody knows what to do about it. , Where, oh where Is the Anto-Snloon League now? Why can't Its officials and members start an educational cam paign? Why don't they watch the prohibition enforcement crews and gather evidence against the lame ducks? If ever educational, propaganda was needed, it is right now. And the .best kind of propaganda would be a' stiff penitentiary sentence for tho dozen most influential and richest bootleg gers.In every state. May Sunset Truth is. the best side-line you can catr. You are not dressed for wori until you put nn a smile. .... Tha open-face enveloDes. which 3oe coming, in for employees the first or eacti month, do not contain savings bank accounts. WATCH, YOUR STEP WHEN MEXICO BOOMS'. "Apparently the recognition ot the; Obregoa government by the Harding administration is impending. Tho re- snit will probably be a boom in MexK an lands, oil and m'aiag stock.' Signs are not lacking 'tn at. the good old United States snckern are getting tired of the bait hell ot '.o th,ra by owner of' such, caT. Tnis notlce ,g NOTICE OF SALE Of Personal Property For Storage Charges And Cost Of Sale. 'Notice is- heifaby given that the undersigned will on the Saturday the itn aay of June, 1932, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on said date at my garage or Hill 'Street ,ln the City of Toledo; , Oregon, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash a certain au tomobile of the make known as the "B M P" for the storage charges due to me on said'' automobile and the cost of . this advertisement and the costs of the sale of said personal rop erty. The reasonable value of said storage charges up to the 1st day of May, 1922 being the sum of $30.00. The proceeds of eneh sale to be ap plied as follows, to the discharge of the lien for storage and the edits and expense of keeping, .aod selling such property and the remainder if anv there be. shall 'be turned over to the tural wealth that adorns the Oregon 'tn financial' sharks and a Mexican lgiTen by. publication of tho some In hiUs. The timber .in these ressrves prospectus wouw enaoio -tuo prumoi belongs, to the peoplo of the. United ers to let their., imair.natliins soar States and 't should be their prln-!Cloar w, "! " .; f Ens " lege to enjoy it either for recroatlona'l 'z.e C the prospective dtvduds. ot other purposes. . But tDreS11 Mpogmnon won i A. careless camper or a thoughtless I cnang0 me dusiu cuiiaiuou. " workman can drop a match or a burn- .mllch tne wiath of one Drl:k- announced his willingness and inten- ing cigarette st,ub that will klniV aTnese. baBlc conditions are nrst, tne Won to continue the consideration ot blaze of sweeping thousands of acres .'abysmal Ignorance of the Mexican each petition for executive clemency, jwlthln a short time.' . . masses complicated by an inflammable deciding each case on its merits. But '..Why must we pay a heavy annual temperament and, second, the lack ot he is tso level headed to be gtampoded toll for tho.indifferonce of this small 'hater-communication and cohesion be by crafty propagandists and has too minority of the thousands who nasstween different parts of the republic. ' 1 -Both fissures in Mexico's foundation lean be repaired, but the work will be 'very slow and .gradual, before it is completed, investments In Mexico .'should oe ten to inose oi mrgo iumqs who won't mind th0 loss ot mother L 1NCOLN DOES OUNTY B ANK A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, OREGON 4 Intsrest Paid ori Time and Savings Deposits. C. E. HAWKINS, President C. O. HAWKINS, Vice President J. B.. BOOTH, Cashier A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier iue Lincoln county reader a news paper of general circulation published in Lincoln county, Oregon, such pub lication being for a period of three weeks. UJate of first publication May 19th, 1922. ' '!)' te of last publication ' June Sth, 1922 ' '-' R. A. BOGUE. 13-4t NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 011066 , Department of the Interior, U. S. LANp OFFICE, at Roseburg, Oregon, May 11, 192a. NOTICE Is hereby given that Emma Mc Kinney, of Reed, Oregon, who. Clay NicMs Poo! & Billiard Hall & Lunch Counter As you read In last week's paper, this popular billiard hall and Lunch Room hi now open for business and we will appreciate a por tion of your patronage. We have the host billiard and pool tables In town. A high class lino of Tobaccos and Candies. Card Tables. You can also get real service at reasonable prices at our Lunea Counter. Good chef In charge. We Are Located in the Basement Under the Bootery Store !TlMM'HH'fH-H'l'fK' i TTTTTTTTTTT Jfcafcmtufi ifiAiTiAJiAA ---.- -.-- AJ.AJi.AJ.J.J.A.tJ.jLSAaa rTTTTTTTTTTT TttTtTTTTTTttTttTttTTTT .- , LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ARNOLD'S also COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS Call In and' look over our line of Hats, Caps, Gloves', Ties, Shirts, Hoi ' ' lery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. ililifiAAlAiftJ ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE t. If So, SEE Our GARDEN? GARDEN TOOLS "s Before Buying. ;. ' " The Price Will Be Right. . Sherwood & Haydens HHmHMHMHIHtWMWHM4WHMIMt batch ot firecrackers should go off Jcn July 1 191?, made Homestead En try, serial. No. 011066, for the Lots 2, 3 and 4 of Section 31, Township 15 S:, Range 10 W. Willamette Meri dian, has filed notice of Intention to 'fB-R.v M A Matthews D D. LL. D make Fllla' Three-year Proof, to es S?hrT. ?4nSnJo Commissioner, at hi. office, at Maple- Cln.- nrf ,nrMe. The n, uregon, on the Z2nd day of June, 'south of tlie Rio tirande.'' iMiiy Sun set. SAVE THE NAVY The White Corner Store Wo havo the best line of dishes A full stock of groceries And can serve you best wilh all lines of merchandise WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE R.'S. VAN CLKVE PHONE 9005 TOLEDO, ORECON i Tk Poople Meat Market f THE MOST SANITARY PNO UP-TO-DATE MARKET I IN LINCOLN COUNTY. LET US PIOVE THIS ASSERTION BY GIVING US YOUR EUCINESS FOR A TRIAL.' FRESH MEAT DAILY IF THERE IS ANYTHING NEW ON THE MARKET YOU CAN GET IT HERE PHONE 2903 TuLEDO, S. R. ANDERSON. Proprietor OREGON The Jspinoless sentimentalists have preach ed pacifism until Congress imagines that all causes of war have been des- J 'troyed. How foolish. We are only in a prolonged armistice, we are jusi ........ t ..nnlho, ..'I, In np hnfrtPfl 1.J m m. . . -ma buid vi uui "o . " rHfWTV tiftOrt M ..... ho m aarth will llirn T 'on Its axis tomorrow. We neod a J. istrong army. Tho money is not wasted. If you want economy put tne army of inefficient public officials iu the first line trenches and you will then relievo the country of quite t tax burden. Wo should save the army. However, if Congress" destroys it wo can buili' another one more quickly than we can I build a strong navy. Save the navy it any cost. Send every Congressman 'homo who votes to destroy it, anu 'hury him in a grave of political oj-dlvion. ,,!.,, we should have a navy of one huti- dredi thousand trained men plus oni- cors. This nation will never be able; I 'to reduce or destroy its u,3vy. Water ; T .... ... . 'on all sia-'s nna Doing a worm pews: miiVe a big navy absolutely essential ito our peace, progvosa, anil prosperity. If Oongitss reduces oui' navy and j 'thereby destroys Its world position i you then will have on unmislaUabie I 'nroof that Congress is con-.pesad of 'cowards unfit to be menibiii3 of oven the Punkin Center tewn council. 123. Claimant names as witnesses: William Hoeltke, of Reed, Oregon. William Shipley, of Reed, Oregon. Oscar Leeper, of Albany, Oregon. William Mead, of Reed, Oregon. W... H, CANNON, Register. 13-5t FOR SALE One Extra good milk goat; fresh three weeks; also good cedar posts, any quantity; write or see F. T. Gunn, Logsden, Ore. 13-4t ! I I PHONE 22Q2 At this season you may find it difficult to get a variety for the table. ' . . CALL US UP We carry everything in Groceries, Fruit and Vege- '. ' tables. Complete line of Canned Goods and Dried Fruits. ', Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Everything in Good Gro- ; eeries. When you buy your Groceries here you get the Good Quality you want at a price you can afford to pay. Gl LDERSLEE VE'S GROCERY etf Sherwin-Williams Paints & Varnishes TOLEDO DRUG CO. Ths T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. Store TTTT4TTTTTW'WTTTTTTT'l'TWrTttmt'TWWHW Water Front Me WHOLESALE a 3ETAIL Dealers In DRESSED & CURED MEATS FISH IN 8EASON HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES WAUGH & MEAKER, hops. ti ti ED'S SMOKEHOUSE a NICE, QUIET, ORDERLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT POOL, BILLIARDS AND CARD TABLES , a E. A. LYTLE, Prop. X Democrats tme. u fit over the dis missal of a number of Federal em ployees and now it duveiops that a majority of thoso dismissed claim to be Republicans. o SPEEDERS (Uncle John When I see a bird a-f.yin high , above the feathered flock, sorter givl- n' the Impression liiat he ccmca of better stock, that egotistic flednel'.u' is within his ves'.ed rights, on' you 'can't convince him, different, till he breaks a wing an' lights. A racers apt to chuckle when he teDUrts a neck aheadl, thea's a pew- J Icrful temptation to become a thorough bred, so I allers cheer the leader wltn a lively heart an' hand, hut there's pitfalls on a racotrack that a hoss don't understand. . . . I like to watch the trotters when they hold their noses high. It I'oej me good to holler, ns they go a-toar-ln' by, tout it'a painful . consMr, as they spurn the level track. the aftermath is ew.ul when liio winner breaks his back! Sp I'd rather sorter live alonx, with out no extra spurts, an' run no risk 'of landin' whar the laniUn' oilers huts. With honest broad an' butter, au' a Ylocent place to stay, I'll live a whole TI'E UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Runabout ia a Runabout in reality a regular business messenger, solving the question of economical and quick transporta tion. The Contractor, Builder, Traveling . Salesman, Collector; Solicitor, all find the Ford Runabout the most convenient as well as the most economical among motor cars. Low in purchase price; cost of operation, and low in cost of maintenance. Durable in service, and useful every day in the year. We solicit your order for one or more. We ask your patronage in the repair of your car; assuring you of genuine Ford Parts, skilled workmen, reasonable prices. We know we can satisfy your wants of motor accessories. u A. T- PETERSON Local Agent ft lota longer, an die the natural way.