Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, June 15, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 15th, 1922. LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER W. H. HALL, E. F. HALL, G. W. HALL Publisher. G. W. HALL, Editor. Entered at Teledo, Oregon postofflce, as second-class matter, under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. Established Twenty-Nine Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year, In advance $2.00 Six Months, In advance J 1.00 bForeijrn Advertising Representative I HEAME.RICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION I IN NATIONALISM'S NAME In his address accepting the Lincoln Memorial In the name of the Nation, Pres'dent Hairding returned to his loved-and favorite theme, . "National ism.'' The white and shining memor ial of the Great Commoner given to the N.ition was accepted by him for the Nulion and not in the name of any race, or creed, or color or strain of Americanism, but for all: me maintenance 01 uie imiuuu was i the Unitod Statea have cooled pcr the supreme pige of American history jcoptibly, and an examination of the in the view of the man from Marlon. , phenomenon reveals the strange fact In his view, aa in the view of millions .that this coolness developed simultan of ether Americans, human slavery , eously with America's refusal to pour vanished when it vanished in Anier-, out any moie billious without any as lca, because it was splitting the rock j .suranca ol ie,paymeni. . In.sead of of union, because it was dividing the Europe's gratitude manifesting itself house of America and because 'A ag a ";tvely anticipation of favors to house divided against Itself cannot come," it expired promptly upon stand." Not "emancipation" of the ,iearnlne definitely that the United ing pot" He sees the Nation living its continued life in the sons of tile men who climbed the Blue Ridge, passed through Cumberland Gcp, who set their faces to Hie West in the great emigration that rolled on with its long rifles, its Iron kettles and its axes and finally came to the Pa cific and the last West. His appeal is to the sons of the old America that found itself again In the great war and is beginning to reassert its alms, ideals and purposes that have come down from days when the national cornerstone was laid. His task, as President Harding sees It is to sail a straight course by the ol'd charts. He will listen to major ities rather than to strident! class minded faction, racial groups and half hysterical minorities. He will go on, holding to the road of the Constitu tion, guided by the will of the major ity and keeping to the alms of nation alism. In this he has read the heart of America, and its unchanging will, now as in Lincoln's hour. iPhila. Pub lic Leger. CRITICS OF AMERICA All Americans are aware that the affections of European nations toward written a shorter BIblo which will per. petuate the orgy. The astonishing thing is that there are leaders connected with the Y. M. C. A., and the Y. W. C. A., who have lent their names end thoir Influence to the infamous, hell-born production called the Shorter Bible. If the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. organ izations permit their names and the names of their leaders to be attached ito tills abortion, then, the righteous, orthodox Christian forces of Amorica should crush the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Our boys and girls can not be entrusted to the leadership or to the educational and club features of institutions drawing their sustenance from the churches of the living Christ to have the faith of these children undermined by such infamous attccks upon God's Infallible Word. The Shorter Bible, so called1, Is one of the most blasphemous attacks that has been mcde upon God's Ho'.y Bible. Let the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. repudiate their leaders or suffer the consequences. Orthodox, sslfrrospretlng, consecrat ed men and women will not be Insult ed by such attacks of, the rationalistic fo 1068 HOMEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 9.i One fellow said the early bird catch es the worm, and the other fellow said the worm was a fcol for getting up in the mcrnlng. Maybe they're both right. It's funny how thbgs ex actly opposite are often exactly the same. It s as cold at M9 Btuin pom as it Is at the north polo, If you can believe what the explorers say, and see advertising in the light of news. and it is news. The merchant wilio advertises tells his story frankly t. the public, knowing he will be checked up and courting investigation of his statements and prices. The adver tisement of today Is not the subject of suspicion. It is the merchant who is afraid to tell his story over his sig nature that the public regards with doubt, and properly go. The boom in retail trade awaits only a little thought on the part of the mer chant, plus the fundamental know ledge that advertising is an Investment and not an expense and a duty owed to the public whose support is sought. The whole business structure of the nation depends on advertising. In creased business means greater pro duction,' lower first cost, a larger turnove.-, increased buying and con sequen'ly provides a saving to the buying public. The public should support merchants who advertise be cause they are the constructive force that helps to keep costs down. GIVE US A PLAIN CONTRACT LAW Oregon has an unsound and almost insane set-of laws for letting contracts for public work and buying equipment and supplies. First, in only one county iMultno maih must all $500 or over contracts be let to lowest bidder. Why not the same low for the whole state? What Is good for one county is good for all. Second, the Test of the state acta Clay Nichols Pool & Billard Hall j A high class line of cigars, tobaccos, candies. We also have the bost soda fountain in town, mixed drinks of all kinds served. Take a carton of ice cream home with you. " -THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN." "SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO" i i i i i i n i hi TTtTTTTTTTttTTTttTTTtTt a , do a b.t nre than the t-t.ng 3 advertise that, it is slave but "maintained union and na-; states Treasury was no longer to pour other fellow, same folks say, and then llieAr intention to receive rjias. tiouality" was the mighty purpose of ;out money on European account. Abraham Lincoln, says the man who now sits where Lincoln sat In the White House of the stricken sixties. Nationalism! It is the key to the mind and heart of Harding. He feels that It was the key to the heart and the purpose of Lincoln. He points out again what it la so easy for the Amer icans of half a century later to forget, that it was Die passion of the ra!. splitter from; the Sangamon. Emanci pation v.as no more than a great means to a greater end, that of the preservation of the Union. Lincoln took emancipation in his stride to ward that goal. There is no grain of comfort or colo'- of Illusion In the address of tin, Presiil tt for thnse who lean toward tho aims and moves! the sweeps and tr.?nrls of Internationalism. He sees Lincoln less as an apostle of human ity than as an apostle of nationality and union. It is In this light K.nuuei', more r.cman inuiviuual ever rame to the White II0US9 than the Dai Ircm Marten, but the Btrong pas sion in his heart Is the Nation. In tl'.t he will not appeal to the The manner in which Europe has indicated its suspension of gratitude takes various terms, according to the temper of the speakor and the oc casion of the speech. If the speaker thinks there Is a chance of reopening the Treasury's doors his remarks take a patronizing and conciliatory tone, almost concealing the sneer that lies so near the surface. If he has given up hope of further financial prodigal ity on the part of Uncle Sam. he makes no further concealment of his feelings, and gives out his real opinion of America. 'Washington Post. THE SHORTER BIBLE The law ingeniously omits to say that the contracts shall be let "to the others say, that's a scheme of the rich plan there wouldn't be t.nything to it. 11 Jn the wd He ? They do but what's the use of living in a not have to let a contract at all. theoretical world when we have a r3a, The custom is growing up in thing with us every day? Maybe do- c?un ties, cities, school districts road ing the thing we have to do thoroughly f'f lets and even the state of hav .,' hLt w There's so few people in orchils buy supplies and mater- honn.t H-V-. wru u n miriro.ltv. Also i the plan of the contractors. . ww. - I f9 An.IMn if f . - 010 IA.DM ft" work coats twice what it should, the it's an asset. ONE INEXORABLE LAW This fact stands out beyond dispute: Cause and effect are absolute , . . We violate life's perfect laws, which constitutes the active cause, H may be passive, or neglect, which brings tho swift and dire effect, effect com- yiensurate wiltii the cause), so strict By Rev. M. A. Matthews, D. D., LL. D. The heretical, rationalistic forcea do not saem to be satisflod wi'.h the wreck they have produced. They aroiara 1Ife.B unvarvln laws! responsible for tho late wur. They Man's wilful sins may 'be forgiven, that I arc r.b: responsible for the crlmo tllat n r his errant rond to heaven. No wave sweeping this country end ' thr.Ueh Hcnrlet-red. or black, we know Eurcpe. The orgy of Kin and crime forgiveness makes us white as snow can bo triced directly to falso teach-rjut v iolate life's least command, ings. Like the vultures they make a forgiveness lends no helping hand feast of tho dscayed caror.es. Not ;and crim effec;- wni follow cause, iu s:iU3.;eu w:,i tna muraar, expense. taxpayer foots the bill However, we don't believe this Is so in Lincoln county. tlilc mnnt a,ain rV hlimnn Inwfl hr.ll' melted inridients in the "melt-; wreck ond ruin produced, they have jf you should ask me why it's so, I'd have to 3ay tnat I don't know!. Your own, UNCLE JOHN. 0 LEARN ACOUT THE FAF.MEH 1 -ED'S SMOKEHOUSE 2 ' I COME IN AND GET A TASTE OF OUR ROOT BEER I THE ONLY BARREL IN TOWN t E. A. LYTLE, Prop. 'Back of all legislation must stand united public opin;on which always is 1 to be trusted in this nalion when tho , people have intalligont understanding. :Most of cur trcuUes coma from im 'porioct kiiDwlodge and consequent FOR SALE in 1 oiedo, Oregon, tlx lots each 50 x 100 feet and housa under construction In front of High ..School. Will sell cheap for cash; or give good terms. Apply to F. E. Schmidt, 17102 Fell St., San Fran cisco, California. 16-tf CEO. LiCKEY FlXALl- SHOP REPAIRS Shoes, Boots, Clocks, Watches, Umbrellas, Pans, Buckets, Tubs, Boilers, Flashlights, Cut Agates, Sharpen Shears, Knives. Repair ail kinds of things Don't throw anything away, Come In and see us. Furniture Repair- ed. 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, Hos iery, Ribbons, Jewelry, Etc., Etc. TVTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTI'tT'I COME IN AND SEE OUR STOCK of HARDWARE HIGH GRADE RUBBER HOSE 16c. PER FOOT ANY PIECE OF GRANITEWARE IN OUR WINDOWS 15c. Sherwood & Haydens Sherwin-Williams Paints & Varnishes t'er years U1.3 ht.s Loan the ci-zq v.itli 1tn Amnolrni f"l HOI" v1lrCA oil'1"t'nn ptlWKH.XvHMWfM-rWmtMt I i Instance until lately ha3" not been even :ne?.vir:.bly sensed. As soon as ,th9 people senerr.lly in tho great cities aa well as in the 3d.i11ci communities ccr.io to rcsli-o how mu'-!i of the nation's pro&porlty depend on tho farm than tha v,hp2ls of rc'onu will begin to turn wlih rapiJi'.y, and ail the people will benefit. .1 . ..,, 1 , j living on six end cne-hair millicna of j fi.rms which employ approximutoiy J 1 thirteen millions cf worker). The fj value of the animal production of , these men is $11,170,01 5,000, whU'.i. is I greater than that of mining or of any 5 : branch of manufacturing. I I What a sad comninutiry it is upon A I cur legislative iiitel.igence when we rcallr.e ".(. ,vit in spite of these stupen dous and important figures, the income 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tin it 1 1 1 n i e 1 1 1 1 1 r i iNup- t 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 ceries. When you buy your Groceries hem vou ret tha nnnrf I Quality you want at a price you can afford to pay. I GILDERSLEEVE'S GROCERY r'Hmt M' W-f.M....,,ii n,.HH"H" YOUR EYES ACCURATELY FITTED By GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST Private Office for Examinations DRUG CO. The Store TOLEDO T. P. HAWKINS, P-op ; The White Corner Store . We have the best line of dishes A full stock of groceries '. And can serve you best with all lines of merchandise i f f WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE R. S. VAN CLEVE PHONE 9005 TOLED-D, OREGON I The Peoples Meat Market THE MOST SANITARY ANU ur-iu-uit mnnrtr in tinwLn COUNTY. LET U8 PROVE THI8 A8SERTION BY GIVING US YOUR BUSINESS FOR A TRIAL. FRESH MEAT DAILY X IF THERE IS ANYTHING NEW ON THE MARKET YOU CAN GET IT HERE PHONE 2903 S. R. ANDERSON, Proprietor OREGON TOLEDO, j of earth farm factory or farm nilno, it, averages enly J2.798. Tho province of Rovoinment Is to creutD prosperity, the greatest Kocd for the greatest number, to harmonize tho laws under which we live s.i tuai rmvnrd shali como ts the pepio in relation to their service. There are between tilm City Hall In New York and the Battery Wall a distance tha; can be walked in ten minutes thous ands of hlsh binders In the world of speclation who have never done an hiMiest day's work in their lives, but who make often in a day and quite frequently In a week .i much if not more than the average farmer makes in a year. It is setting time for tho public not only- to S3t,k information regarding the. farmer, but to Insist up on having it. When tniia demand is felt the information will be forthcom- ing, and when it ts, equitable legisla tion for the farmer will lead a business dcvolopment the like of which tills country, great as it Is, has never known. Water Front Market WHOLE3ALE i DETAIL Dealers in DRESSED & CURED MEATS FISH IN 8EASON HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES WAUGH & MEAKER, Props. Prices r!ca3or.abie F. M. Fronch & Sons Optometrists and Opticians Albr.r.y, - Oregon L INCOLN wOUNTY DOES A G B ANK NERAL BANKING BUSINESS (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO. OREGON 7c Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposit C. R HAWKINS, President C. O. HAWKINS; Vice President J. B. BOOTH, Cashier A. R HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier ADVERTISING I fi A PUBLIC BENEFIT Government figures prove beyond dispute thst business revival is mark ed tout by business revival is meant manufacturing and production. Retr.il trade has not yet caught up. Close analysis of this situation discloses that t retailers have lagged becausa they have failed to put Into the minds of the people a feeling of confidence that, prices have reached the bottom and t!ut better times ere at han-l. It Is amazing how few retail merchants in the smaller towns realize the value of educational advertising. They are so close to the picture they fail to sao its perspective. They look for the Im mediate dollar and In grasping at the shadow they miss the substance. The value of advertising Is cumulative. Indeed, that is its greatest worth. Bast, man h:s actually advertised theword camera out cf tho dictionary nnd nd- X Ivertised the trademarked name Kodak into the dictionary. 1 1 Tlie day of misleading advertising ilaiiroaiJ Travel Costs are Down TO San Francisco and Eastern Cities ' VIA THE SCENIC SHASTA ROUTE 2Z'?c SLAVING TO SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN Sale dates June 16 to 24 Incl, Final limit July 20th Summer Tourist Fares East Through California Much less this year "Tl Von may visit San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, wonder cities of the Pacific Coast; California' Charming Seashore and Mountain Resorts, Three National Parks and scores of inviting pleasure places. Swing East this way and see more of the U. S. A. Round Trip Fares to Portland Are the lowost in years $6.25 $7.25 For sale dates and other particulars ask agents Plan now to make trips this summer and take ' advantage of great reductions in railroad fares For fares, reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stopover priviledges or beautiful folders inquire of agents. OUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT, General . Passenger Agent nas passea. me puDllc lias come to