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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1922)
... . il..t:..- ft LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO, OREGON, "FRIDAY, MAY 19th, 1922. PACE FIVE Disabled Veteran Getting: Good Care At Hands of U. S. Practically $2,000,000,000.00 Al readv Anoronriatflrl for Rnno i f nlf.nr. disability L, 251,916. ; . ,.T a w' The government Is uaxa war. by each man is $115. 'Thl3 includes compensation which goes to families. la addition, the government supplies the men with books, tools, medical care, transportation, tuition in schools, Other figures on wounded and dis abled men are as follows: ' Approximately 30,000 ere now In hospitals. - The total number wounded Is 208,' 526. .C: The total number discharged for Pending the decision of Congress and the President on the bonus 'lues- t.on, 1. is well to glance at the record of the government la Its treatment of soldiers and sailors of the late war. If it appears that the government has been liberal and thoughtful in Kg care oi me b men, tnere win De less dis position on the part of any one to suggest that the delay in bonus legis lation is due to disregard of right or Justice In dealing with former service , men. A statement compiled by the govern ment authorities, made public yester day, throws much light upon the gov ernment's attitude toward Its defend ers. The figure are brought up to April 1, and show that a total or 696,260,634 has been appropriated for the welfare of soldiers and sailors of the late war. In such Items as family allowances, Insurance, hospitals, vo cational training, &c. The appropria tions for the fiscal year 1923 are $406, 038,842 for these purposes, Thus the . United States Is expending more than $1,000,000 a day for the welfare of 'the boys.'' The expenditures to April 1, specified, are as follows: Military and naval family allowances $298,615,000 Military and naval com pensation 657,150.000 Insurance 23,000 000 Administration 83.896.8?0 Hospitalization 224.729 402 Hospital construction.. .. 47.095.OOO Vocational training 469,123,370 Deposition of remaim .. 33,473,783 Eonus allowance 248.6S2.200 Payment to beneficiaries of 000'Sflr'OI SJoatflO pun nam Xiujo TOTAL $lv996,260,634 The number of former service men receiving vocational training Is 108, 200. The cverage received per month paying com pen Ration on 60,420 death claims and 166,539 disability cases. . The. amount paid last month for this compensation was $10,340,000. The government Is paying Insurance on 13450 death claims and 6.299 dis ability claims. The amount paid In war risk term insurance last month was $8,454,069.17. The commuted value of war risk term insurance allowed by the govern ment la $1,326,985,(35.70. If there Is any duty wn:ch lies upon the heart of President Harding more constantly than all others, it is that of providing for the disabled men who fought .for the United States during the late war. He has emphasized his sense of responsibility many times, and has more than performed all that duty required in Impressing upon Con gress the need of forethought and lib erality in providing for these men. As for Congress, it is sufficient to say that every dollar estimated for by the executive departments has been ap propriated. In no other branch of governmental act1viy Is this the case. It Is only In dealing with former ser vice men that Congress has met the egtimatea without cutting off a single dollar. Soon the country will have before it the proposal for a bonus as worked out by the Senate committee. Whether this plan will be approved by the pres ident remains to be developed after conferences. Alternative plans are suggested, and perhaps there will be modifications resulting in a satisfac tory compromise. President Harding has frequently said that he would rot approve of bonus legislation which did not provide means of rai3ing the re quired revenue. The appropriations in behalf of former service men have been made by Congress without thought of partisan ship. Just as all partisans fought in the war without drawing political lines so Congress draws no lines when pro- Friday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown, viding for the nation's defenders. It . j. rjusch and Nathan Watkins spent would be a pity to see bonus leglsla- sunday afternoon at W. R. Moore's, tlon injected into the forthcoming ;caro-1 iLou,B Brown to McMinnvllW paten ag a po leal bone of contention , M w if ai bonus bill should ge enacted, it are Vmn, . , will be by votes of all parties. I . . . . . ' '. 1 0 Jerry Banks who Is teaching school SOUTH BEACH on B'S Elk BDen' Sunday with Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Newport Watkins. spent Saturday night and Sunday Mrs. C. W. Brown attended the with Mr. and Mrs. Howe. 'school exercises at Salado Monday af- iSeveral of South Beach's ladies at-ternoon, it being the last day. tended the sale at Iverson's Friday. Little Effle and Ethel Moore return. IMr. and Mrs. Lyode havo moved ed to their liome on Mill Creek, Sun into one of Mr. Tarn's houses, making uay after spending three weeks with the change Monday. H.helr aunt, Mrs. J. h. Wheeler. . James Uatens ot Beaver tree spent Sunday night In South Beach. -South Beach sewing circle meets with Mrs. Dozler's Wednesday after noon. ' - Dr. Belt- was In South Beach Tues day evening. John Moore went to Newport Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harland west to Toledo and returned Tuesday. elkTcity Ed Taylor is building a barber shop In addition to his pool hall. We are having such warm weather this week that several school children have been in the gwlmmlng pool. Sunday afternoon Elk city piayea Chltwood a game ot baseball. The score was nine to nine. Volney Scoville left for Washington Wednesday. Fred Brown spent Sunday at Sa lado. Mrs. Edith Davenport Brlggs was visiting here last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McDonald and daaghter, Maxine, came over frtra Harlan, Sunday, for a vlgit with Mrs. McDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wheeler made a business trip to Cor vail la the first of the week. Mildred Aplet went to Harlan Fri day. Roy Aplet Is shearing his sheep this HOMEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922 All the radicals, kickers, general ob- Jectionists an' faultfinders shriek out loud when somebody says work Is the A big dance will be given at the K.1K foundation of happiness an content CKy grange hall Friday night, May'ment. Just a scheme of the rich to 19th. Music by the Newport orchestra, keep the poor at the grind they say. Bi-Ho-De-Mar. j Maybe. But why not fool 'em? Work Mrs. Anna Parks was In our town ain't work when a fellow's doin' what Tuesday. ;he likes to do, and everybody likes to Mrs. Lester Gillespie who has been be a leader in his line, so if we can't on the sick list for the last w?ek, In get to do what we want to do, we now able to be out and around again. Van do what we have to do better than Mrs. Jack Scoville of Corvallig is the other fellow an' lead the proces visiting at the home of her parents, ! tlon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Abbey. ' C. W. Meyers and family spent Sun-' TOLEDO LODGE NO. 108, I. O. O. F. day evening with I. V. Cozino and fam-'meets every Wednesday evening. Hy. Visiting Brothers always Welcome. Richard and Bennlu D.-.venpnrt have L. B. Wiswell, N. C, gone out to D; :! Creek to spend a Carl Glldersleeve, Secretary. week or two. ! I J ; Harrv Tavlnr and Hnrrv SDinney ! went to Newport Wednesday. ' ' Lee Lang passed through here on ! the train Sunday. o TOlEEADVEfflSEMENl? FOR SALE FOR SALE 149 acre farm 4 miles below Toledo; 65 acres of tideland; 1 mile of water front to Yaqulna bay; railroad depot on place; Write or aee owner A. Brautl, Toledo. ' 10-8t PIANO MUST BE SOLD will'aacrl- ntfl nign grade piano now In stor age for Immediate sale. Will give special easy terms to an established home. For full particulars and where piano may be seen, address, Geo. C. Will Music House, Salem, Oregon. 1o.3t FOR SALE 160 acres unimproved ana wun umoer, five miles south of ToleefO, Oregon, on Waldport road.. No trade. Price $1000.- Clara Tellefson, R.F.D. 2, Box 61, Seattle, Washington. io-4t R. I. R. HATCHING EGGS From a Tine tien i.50. A wonderful value can ana sea tnem. H. E. Demitt 10-tf GLEN Mr. and Mrs. Molton of Salado spent t'r-l DefroUVaporOilSioVo The Red Star is an oil-burning stove which can be relied upon for all kinds of cook It matters not whether you are toasting bread, roasting fowl or baking pastry; derful stove will do the job to a turn and do it with far less attention than a coal or wood stove, for the burners may be set to maintain an even, low heat or regu lated to produce auniformly intense heat. Burns kerosene, gasoline, and distilate. Five Different ing. this won MIMsWiWUUHHUHHIIitUJII Models Tlie Red Star range is made in 5 different models. 2, 3 und 4 burner without oven end 5 and 6 burner with oven. The stoves with the oven can be equipped with coils for heating water. The model Illustrated above is tlieh six-Burner range. The oven is equipped with two giant burners and bake3 as fast as a gaa range. Has Jour burner cooking top. Emhodles all gr.s sf ova featur.etip-levnj.ed zass door oven all parts er.sy to clean sanitary base white por celain splashei" white porce lain drip pan. Will give the same service as a modern city gas range. Size of top, Height, 31 2 wt incnes. 24 x 24 inches. inches. Length Size of Oven, 18 inches wide x 14 Inches deep x 12 Inches high. 4A? - Mi'.a'n. tie u Wa jL NUMBER 318 Showing our (hree-burner gas range with oven below. The oven is equipped with two giant burners and will ImUe as fast as a gas range. Sanitary base all parts easy to get at for cleaning glass oven door white porcelain splasher whito porcelain drip pan largo cooking top. Size of Top, 21 x 36 inches. Height 33 Inches. Size of Oven, 18 Inches wide x 14 inches deep x 12 inches high. FREE Every visitor to this demon stration will be given -a number on a valuable prize to be given away Saturday, at 10 A. M., May 20th. See this wonderful oil burning range in actual operation see it cook and bake. Come tonight and Saturday A. M. Sample stoves will be sold at Special prices. THIS STOVE IS BEING DEMONSTRATED AT E. C MOFFIT'S Store On the Water Front, Friday and Srturday, May 19 & 20 i i YOUR EYES ACCURATELY FITTED By GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Private Office for Examinations Prices Reasonable F. M. French & Sons Optometrists and Optician Albany, - Oregon NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is ereby given that the under signed executrix of the estate of Mar- igaret Harrison, deceased, has filed in the County Court of Lincoln County, State ot Oregon, her final account as Buuli executrix lof said estate, and ttot Monday the 26th day of June, 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day has been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing objections to said report, and the settlement there of. EDITH R. HOWELL, Executrix of the Estate of Margaret Harrison, Deceased. FOR 8ALE section near Chi wood; some Improvements; 4 miles xo raii'oaa station. Sell for asset valuation 1500.00; half cash, terms on oaiance. R. ni. Walter, Marsh field, Ore. g4t SCARTH RANCH FOR SALE:. EASY TERMS 160 ar.rnn ah Rln ft on county road where new hill roi .iuBa:s rive- j miles from bln Crty, 1 mile from schnnl: ilmn.) en acres under cultivation; 6 roomed nouse; z earns and outbuildings; water olDed to house: nrmrf outrange; 4 creeks. Scarth, 654, Hal'- n a qc oi., ruixiana, irregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE 7-room house with 1 acre tract; 12 apple trees; 4 pear trees, 1 small Italian prune, 2 cherries, some small grap vines, icgan Dernes, gooseberries and a large bed of strawberries. Well and conveniently located inside of city limits close to mills and Toledo depot. I am not asking speculative pi ices. win traae Tor a home here in Corval lis, if in suitable location and livable condition. Would prefer property near the outskirts of Corvallis. If Inter- ested In this property call my grand son, ft f. Bates, in care of the O. A. C. phone 42 or write me. Mrs. Matilda P. Whlppo, 1919 B 8treet Cervallla. Oregon. (14) FOR SALE 120 acre dalr, ranch, 1 mile from Toledo on Yaquln. road. Al Martin, Toledo, Or. Acetylene welding bring In your broken castings and have them made as good as new. F. W. Carson, Tc lede, Oregon. FOR SALE Or will trade for Jersey cows practically new Concert Phonograph and records. Inqujre at this office. 13-tf FOR SALE 1918 Ford Truck with soli.' tires and cab; .1919 Ford Tour ing good tires, good condition. Pet erson Brother Garage. 13-3t FOR SALE Empire Milking Machine, 1 double unit; am cutting my hard of grade Jerseys In half, going iat registered Jerseys only; machine It perfect prder, good as new; will sel on easy terms; nquire at Leade office. 1M PARTY Who Borrowed my harrow from public hitch rack will please return it to one of th blacksmith shops, and oblige, H. Murray, 13-2t 04 ACRES Near Toledo; State Road; mutual pnons; daily mail. Good 6 room house,- good nevA burn, or. chard; some timber. Good bargain. Inquire at Leader office. 13-tf FOR SALE Good Milk Cow; freshen ed, in February: Inmilra m a I S mO USe. Tolei'a. (Wnnn ' ' I Jt'L FOR SALF. One Red Fox skin; killed In Alaska; price $25; Inquire of Mrs. Earl Roberts .Toledo. 13-2t FOR SALE or will trade for young horse not exceedlnf 8 years 2 fresh milk goats, 3 nannies, 1 billy kid, and 1 2-year-old billy, 50 to 75 Nubian, 2 milkers. H. Schoen ket, Box 45, Blodgett, Ore. 13-1t FOR RENT FOR RENT Store Room on Hill Street, I. O. O. F. Building. See Carl Glldersleeve. WANTEO A Used one-horrf V.-vtur with 3'2 foot sickle. Plea3e write me the price. Gust Sled, Taft, Ore 9n. 13-3t WANTED CLEAN Cotton Rags at The Leader Office. Must be Clean and Suitable for wiping machinery. 3c. per pound. . tf WANTED Man with good t:n md logging outfit wants steady work. Box 45, Blodgett, Oreg. 13-1t NOTICE All accounts due tlm Leader in to May 1st, 1922, except subscription ac counts, are duo ajid nnvnt.li in tlm un dersigned. F. N. HAYDliN. FOUND 'Paper Currency; owner can have same by Identifying and pay ing for this advertisement. 12-f PROFESSIONAL CARDS ENGINEERING WORK Professional Engineer In the State of Oregon. Topography work, Civil Engineering and Sub-Division work A. J. McMillan, Toledo, Oregon C. E. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 7oledo, Oregon Office In Andrews Building. Offlsa hours 10 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. ru. Emergency calls at any ttm X -- v , spk'fm MERCHANTS who display this sign recommend Oregon Quality merchan dise. They are active cooperators in the upbuilding of a greater state. They guarantee the goods they sell. Buy Oregon-made products.- Buy them on MERIT. Form the habit of looking for the Associated Industries sign and saying "Give me an Oregon brand." By acquiring this habit you are sure of quality merchandise. You are helping the Industrial expansion of your community. You are helping ypur8elf to greater prosperity. BUY WHERE YOU 8EE THE ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES SIGN Write for haady directory of Oregon products. Refer to It when you buy. I The ' Associated Industries of Oregon L;,,.iv. - 782 OREGON BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I ' M I t ttt rttttT-H"rJA"-i' .1nM.a-aju, tt tn , f( r, ,
