PACE SIX
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1922.
OREGON COUNTRY PRESS
OFFERED SERVICE PRIZES
OPTIMISM URGED
of Illinois, has reviewed in a very con 1
else form the record of the Wilson re- J
clmn In thli resDecL Mr. Graham i
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Newspapers Carrylnfl Beat Rural Com- ."""."r. i?, J T.' (Continued from Page 1)
.,,. Ki...,. Tk.i. ri..... uni the machinery for stimulating the mer-' '
?.t c?Ini pI chant marine by act of Congress, the agreed to hold his bill back until the
net v-ups ana rens. shtnnln hrmril wm rriMted. After tho highway committee had worked out
. . .. - 'j ; - v.. ..i... their hill The nnmmlllu finally . I i-n . . "
newspapers have been invited to enter j urgent deficiency act of 1S17 conferred reed to report the Jones bill favorably, rtosire further information call on Mr.
the second rural news service contest vast powers upon the President to th the understanding that it be not i Wolf at the Liberty Theatre. !uj
with valuable prises offered by the de.
partment of industrial Journalism at O.
A. C. The papers will be Judged by
a committee of three at the annual
meeting of the state editorial associa-
. a. fnriralllii Inlir 91-99
"The first contest was big thing ! says P.epresentatlve Graham. "They 1 Ihi' the largest majority ever Pomona Grange at the Ona Grange hall i ?
value of a cost the nation 13,306,000,000. Con- bivo" w miuauvo censure. Wednesday. J
tracts were made witu anyone who rcaerai m MSKea.
said he could build a shiD Irrespective Representative Hawley then Intro-
I of pri e or quality. There was no un.-ouced DiI asking that congress ap-
-Prof. Norton has d-ne some wonder-' GROCERIE8-FLOUR-rEED-HAY-HARDWARE-GROCERIE8-FLOUR-FEED-M
ful work at Philomath and we are o
glad to have him In Toledo as there j w
is undoubtedly a number of amateurs jH
as possibly others here uld be ,4
pleased of this unusual opportunity. , o
Mr. Norton's greatest success has been I O
NORTH BEAVER
roniiinitinn iiui hniiH flhinn Thin now. 1 taken up until the big bill passed the
or by executive order, dated July 11, house. The committee prophesied
181 T Mm President delegated to the that if the bll did not pas3 in the two
Emergency Fleet Corporation. inuuses, the peopie would snow it un-1 Adolph Peterson, Jr. made a trip to 2
"Thereafter occured the monstrous der bV vte of two to one. Strange Oystervllle Tuesday. 5
expenditures of our shipping program," , t0 relate, the people of Oregon gave Mr. and Mrs. .J M. Bowers attended ' w
tn bringing the advertising value
good rural news service to the atten
tion of Oregon editors, said C. E. In-
11 A . V. r.vall1a n.a.altlL'Plniaa
ex-president and present program form plan for these ships adopted. No j propriata 2,50O,O0O to match the state
chairman of the association. "As a
member of the former Judging commit
tee I had occasion to study the cloee
relation between the amount anr qual-
thought was given to what use thefund- Congress having failed to act,
ship might be put after the war. There jMr- Joneo flt the lla session introduc
were no cancellation clauses in the ed a 0111 t0 extend the time in which
Wilbur Collins from Seal Rocks wan W
a guest at the Rhoades home Wednes- tc
day night.
A. H. Phe'DS. Clarencn Rflwoi-rla I
itv of rural news and tha amount of work might be stopped.
paid advertising. You should have this "Five hundred and eighty-nine wood
contest at the annual meeting of the en ships were built, costing approxi-
association oy an means. ihuiwij tu,u,vv,wv, aiim.ii i , - , , "...
Tn enable every newspaper in Ore- solulciy worthless; bu concrete snips - ," "us uu v
gon to enter the contest with a chance costing 127,000,000 more were equally I' ;""r ' ' - Mm.COU to match the
to win on merit the country papers worthless: 2,288. ships were built and tate fud ad Mr. Jones hasjreat
have been grouped Into three classes delivered but of these only 50 were Procuring tha tmoney before
with a loving cup as first prize, foun- delivered before the tsrjntet.ee, while tne time expires,
tain pen second, and honoraUe men- all the rest, or about. 1,838, were do- Ju n.ves son:e rsaions wn,
t!on third Tha classes are: liverel after the war was over and ! t5le 80vorni;.eu. should tivs th0 coast
First, prond champion, free for all, further necessity fcr them has disap- counties that amount of money. He
excent dallies: secutid. being paper penred. Because tin contracts had no SB.vi: ... . . . .
published in town of not mere than run dto'ion rlar. and because of Oregon is tne oniy state in tne Un-1 home.
15C0 population; third, pr.per of fewer the insistent pressure oi the Demo- lon that has been compelled to putj Lloyd
tlii.n 23 columns nil home print, critic rflrJslnstratCon this wartime1'. ' Uj-V ;''.' l our viclr
Joe Wlldfong. H. G. Rhoades, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Peterson and daughter, Jose
phine, Joe Kohler and Mr. nnn Mr i
N. Huyett and daughter Vesta were
lonninirti m thai if the war ended thai"18 government could ma.cli the state
. . , ... ! uuuku nil V COLU WCII
money, to reoruaty wnich was Newport and Yaouina callers Frhlav.
P ZiS xlnJJX: a r, MiBS G,Rdy8 W"Ika retu"ed home
Both Senator Mary and Repre- Saturday, after a week's visit with
sentitlve Hawley fcsivu tho bil.3 now ! Miss Mary Smith
Will Smith made a trlD to Tnledn
Saturday.
Miss Hnster Peterson spent the'ui
weeK ena witn nome rolks.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Payne and daugh
ter, Florence, called at the Huyett
home Sunday afternoon.
Ben Twombly and Miss Vera Payne
Rnent -nniav nfinrnnAn n al,n nunAJn
"nrnn lo fho t. l aV. Tr ,k um 1U1UOUOI
Lewis of Oystervllle was in
V f'tnltv Sllnrlnw
The "best" must be left to tha Judp.-s ship building went on feverishly not "vers, aii tne coast counties have A. Peterson and H. G. Rhoades made
to decide, but they will consider the only m laia put it went on untn tne " '"- "v "'-uj u,a trip to Newport Monday,
amount of news from any community pr?se:ii anmmistraticn came into pow-; , , i-'--""'- "u:u ra-uimr-; . &
away from the publicatl
news :ind editorials primarily
r:-rder3 and the quality
ROLLED OATS, LARGE PACKAGE, 27c.
OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR, PER SACK 73c.
PURE BULK LARD, PER POUND, 17c;
SUGAR, PER SACK $7.45
A VERY SPECIAL PRICE ON POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS
AND SHEARS
W. C Burcroff Mercantile Co .
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GROCERIES-FLOUR-FE ED-HAY-HARDWARE-GROCER I ES-FLOUR-FEED-H
on point or er. As lute as 19J0 thers were 473 : ,c" -u"i. nave
for rural ships ean'-irurted and delivered to the ,uf'1'cu umiiawtt;. m mo assregato oi
1.1. a,o,man.. on ak.n.M . Cr 1 'Or illinrOVlil their
rT.UCIS tlllU IIIO llUUllljr OI LIMB HlTia iiiciumuui, mu ,11 ,cv oi..ai.iai -
and if s ration to the total n.-wa nn.1 part of this was that of these 61 were Mroora. For this reason and for th
The following letter was written to
Governor Ben Olcott in answer to his
request that Dr. R. C. Ellsworth rs-
edltcrlal snace. To eliminate special wooden ships, conceded by everyon, ".wu.wu acres or
"crammlnf" Is is specified tbe editors to be worthless. , j Oregon's 60,000,000 acres of land is in brd of chiropractors: ,
may select anv edition of their papers "Wlhen tho present administration iQ government rorest reserve the j My dear Governoi : : have for ac-'
published in June, 1922. 'came in on AEarch 4t 1921. it tried to , Eovernment should not hesitate to knowledgement your .etter of tlie 7th '
This isBiie of the Leader will enter take ntock. It now finds about K.000.-1 thS 8,atB fund for the Roosevelt instant, which Just reached me a few
the contest. ,000 ions of steel ships which are al-i B . moments ago and In which you ask If.'
! l am a member of the Ku Klux Klan
able, for appro xtrcatil'y JIW.OOO.OCO
"LEST WE FORGET" RECORD ftnd f'timatod olhor assets of $190,
ne njriWtnrD AXir PADTV 0O0,C00. It finds claims pending
OFr,,?rZXCRVCr.Xr??ZX, ;lnt the government of 238,428,
luimivu i io wninuu which, If allowed in full, would
ijiiflt about wipe out all our assets Mrs. Habel Glrdler, and
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D KWULU I IUIM !Pna k go y0U re(,U08t my resignation '
Ib f.caoou uur near as president or the Oregon slate board
yenly Father to take Iloui us our w 0f chiropractic examiners. !
loved sister and moat faithful worker, !' As I dictate this to vnu nrnn,
Will the People Consent to a Revival and leave us noMiin? to show for our
cf Such Mon3trous Extrav.iflanresi , ?3,3CS.0O(),O00 of the people s money
Washington, ' (Special Cor-, expended. ,
respondence.) TThe issue beforo the1 o
voters In this year's congressional I SPECIAL NOTICE
elections is a slinvplo choice between ' prof. Norton of the Philomath Col
the Republican pr.rly and the Demo ieg(, W0Ud ilke to me(,t all tne mu.
cratlc i.irty. After all Is wild and K?. .-Tf -br-lnt'.-M-R. amaCjers, cr pro
done, the people are going to decide feS3!cnads, next Monday at the I. O.
whether they wish to retai'.n the Repub- p p H!ii' (Next to Liberty Theatre)
lloans in cor'")! of their government r0- fi, pumose of prpunhing an or
or whether they wish to recall the chestra. This is an uuuimT or-no--Pemoc-it:
to nwer ond kv so doing practise and instructino.
revive the policies and practices for Mr Norton organized an orchestra
which that party wa3 responsible wiilla . ,, i.j ...not, j (all amrfeu'-s) nt
It was in control. In order that the Philen ath. thst has caused favorable
people may make Uieir choice lutein- tCnment throuehout the state,
r-ntlv r.nrt v-tf i-lr dc,.. forcet the date, Monday even.
"'it the Democratic method ingi juiy inth.
Of handling public affairs be reviewed ' r
from time to time. The public's num. i Vy -"lO JJVi. K F. Altreo and child
ory is BJiort. espeoially in theso fim.i rnturnprl to Toledo lost evening from
when so many thlnss of vast Import- Corvallis oftor a short visit the:-e.
Li. i: ii .ro i r:-.i)idly. Tnm to Mr. and Mrs. Davo Ross of
Oiih of the performances by which To'-do on Tuesday, July 4th, twl..
t'-o Ij'si.ncr-i't party's rW..tv fl' n- girl.
dlo public nffdirs must be Judged is Bring your Flash-Iltca to the Elec
' - 'n crM-v-Min wiKi the ' inn nnd have thera repaired
Ehipplnj board. Congressman Grahnm ' (Flat Iron Bid?.)
ANNOUNCEMENT
T mnnila. i.rVi.r ...... AA . .. . 1. I
' . . ""unci nuj UU U1U IIUI UtiK 1110 II i jtt
Vhereas, we feel deeply our loss, iwero a member of the Masonic frater-
. hern'orr bn it roso'.v.ij by Eddv- ttv. th u-niirhi. ,.t oi,,,i ,u -n.-
ville Grange No. 428, that wo extend , the Veterans of Foreign Yirs f;ib
ti.othei' Uirdler and family, our deep-! United Spanish War Veterans, or any
es, sympathy in their Irying hcurs and !0f the other fraternal organizations of li.
our Charter be draped for thirty days j which 1 am a member. So lon j as an I
and a copy of theso resolutions be Bent organization of which I have the honor I
w di""'" uiuier ana puunsneu in to be a member is a law-abiding one
Ilia county pare.- and a copy be gdai to and tend to the uplift ot manKlud ond
the Grange Bulletin. Ui0 pursuit of happiness, I question!
li.iinc:! t!in lMh il-v nf Juno 1Q9) ,- ui. ...i. ... ...... i
J --.-. 1111c niiL ul uuvuiiu. mciiiuiniF vnnr lav.
jfoilency, to criticise or uicuite to ma
re-.at.ivo to mv nteinhnrnliln HiamEn r
have nevtr batore been adviued that T
Have You a
House To Wire
Our estimates are based on the cost of the best ma
terial and expert workmanship that is guaranteed to
pass any official inspection. We would be pleased
to figure with you-
TOLEDO ELECTRIC CO.
Shop and Store opposite Telephone Office
Flat Iron Building
B. H. WAKflWEUD,
JESSiE GRANT, '
JEAN SPARKS.
Prof a m T. H!
DilQ
Director of the musical department of the
Philomath College, will give lessons on Fiano
String Instruments and also give Vocal Lessona
in Toledo.
. All persons interested should make arrange
ments to call at Liberty Theatre whore ho will
make his headquarters on
Monday & Tuesday
JUNE 10-11, 1922
Prof. Norton has recommendations from
largest Colleges in east and can assure all schol
ars the very best of instruction.
Call at the Liberty Theatre on the above
dates and make appointments.
t W&.K a crlma an vniir lntt or i tiforct
rr,of JLT' Nnr(nn- Department ot ;tcr an American citizen to be a mem
Music, Philomath College has arrang- ber of an nU-Amnrir n.ni..cn
'jd to spend two days a weak in To- i However, if subscribing to an oath of
ledo during thn summer to give class j unqualified allegiance to tho govern-
ana inaivmiai instruction m piano, ment of tho United States ot Amencu
.uu nun., u.ou.iuwu. n, wiunu nag ana us constitutional laws
bo asBiated by Mr. Varian also an in-iabove uuy other government, civil
structor In Phllamath College. political ecclesiastical in the whole
. u world ana renouncing allegiance of
To tbe sages who speke, to th3 eny decroo or nature to any foreign
heroes who bled, 'government, nation, political institu-
To the dy and the deed, strike 'Hon, sect, people or person is a crime;
the harpstrlngs of glory! : .It the promulgation of free nubile
Let tbe song of the ransomed re- schools is a crime; if the protection f
member the dead, lot pure womanhood Is a crime; If tho X
And the tongue ot the eloquent desire for white supremacy in a white
hallow the story!
f'lr the hones of the bold
Be the story long told.
I turn s count: y is a crime: or the de
mand fcr American school teachers X
to instruct American children 1
Anu On rnmo's gc.lden tablets their crime; if the p.-actical fraternal fel- X
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iiuiiiiib U1111.11CU, .u.faiii. jl tutju wuustj Bianuara is
Who on f reedei. 's green hills free-; woivh not wealth, character not cash, ' '
dom's banner unfurled:' jnnd couiacour manhood based upon !!
And the beacon-fire raised that. honor uniarc:a::ed by tho tou:h of hy-
gave light to the world! pocrlcy or tha venesrlng of society's
Iseifiah. socliU vaiuutijns is a crime;
They are gone mighty men! na lor, in short, if being a member of an '
they sieep in their fame; organization whose criterion of char-l! !
01.-11 . .1 A 1 . I..,.- 1 V. . . . a ..... I
.Juan wo lursei uiemi un, never: , uussa upun iaai oi tne living I
no, never!
Let our sons l3arn from us to em
balm each great name,
And the anthem send down
"Independence forever," '
Wake, wake, heart and tongue!
Keep thp theme ever young;
Let their deeds thru the long line
of ages be sung,
Who on freedom's green hills free
dom's banner unfurled,
And the beacon-fire raised that
gave light to the world!
Chas. Sprague.
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES
Are the Best Recommendation of
O. A. C.
This Institution offers a thorough, practical, and standard educa
tion at a cost within reach of the high school graduate.
It offers training for collegiate degrees In:
Mines
Pharmacy
Vocational Education
Chemical Engineering
Military Science and Tactics
Agriculture
Commerce
Engineering end Mechanic Arts
Forestry
Home Economics
It offers training also In: The School of Music, Pbysicat
Education, Industrial Journalism.
Fall Term Opens September 18.
For circulars of information and illustrated booklet write, to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Oregon
Christ, then 1 am a criminal and thous
ands of the best ' respected citizens
from every walk In life in this good
old state are criminau and the major
ity of officers of the state, elective and
appointive are criminals.
My services for the last saven years
on this board have been honest, faith
ful, unbiased and consclenslous' and 1 f
have helped to make this board the I
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1.1 aLU4 .I'll 1UI BlUl IlcU UUIU US in IllltDy
s.ates, and while I neither expect or
desire further consideration ui. youi
hands, I feel that my resignation ten-.
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VACATION TRIPS
To
dered on tne grounds suggested by
Where liberty dwells, there is :you would, in a mteaaure, Uj a confus-
BWHEN you have a bilious attack your liver fails
7 to perform its functions. You become
etipated. The food you eat ferments in your
stomach instMrl nf A: tl- a.
" - 6"'L1"o U1S unamcs uic
etomdeh ar.d cauees nausea, vomiting and a terrible
neaaacne. lake Chamberlain's Tablets. They will
tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and vou
.YiiioapcasweuaseYer. There is nothing better.
my country.
BenJ. Franklin.
The God who gave us life, gave
Us libr'w at the same time.
MICKIE SAYS
i PRiMTiw' to oo 'k rw.cowve 1
ROMum" voe primt mjh out
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sion or rather an admission of wrong.
doing tr man.eaua.ico, honto 1 tie e.
thai, you proceed with my removal
from this board In the regular mode,
stating, as you will of course, your
reasons lor the action. ! J
I was not surprised by receipt of
your letter, as I was advised yesterday X
that it was en route. However, U is V
beyond the comprehension ot your best X
friends why a man who was as clean, f
square and upaianding as you weru T
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I chair, could allow himself to be en tic- j
:ed into such a filthy mess of political X
garoage. - ,a
To the thinking minds of Oregon, ' T
you occupy one 01 three positions, viz.:
Either you are not familiar with the
basic principles of the organization
which you condemn, or, being cog
nizant, you aro not in sympnthy with
the movement for ail-American free
public schools; you do not believe
that allegiance to the United States
and the American flag should come
first;' that America should, be for
Americans fire.', and not for the dross
from the melting pot, or else you do
know that the principles of the Ku T
Klux Klan are right and Just and you X
are In sympathy with them, but for
reasons which are not commendable
you have been induced to crucify your
love of country, Justice, Americanism : x
and your conscience upon the cross ot.X
political ambition.
Summarily, 1 have absolutely no re-1 1
grets so far as I am concerned, per-'X
sonally. On the contrary, i deem it!
an honor to be relegated, for the pres- j X
ent, to the political chain-gang to-'T
gether with euth worthy men as Char-' T
ley Gates, mayor of Medford, and Bert X
Anderson, l.ite member of the state
and game commission.
Awaiting your further astlon, at your
pleasure, Yours truly,
DR. R. C. ELLSWORTH.
PORTLAND
And Eastern Cities
Cost MUCH less this year
$6.25 15 Day Tickets $7.25 Season Tickets
TOLEDO TO PORTLAND AND RETURN
Fifteen day tickets on sale Fri. and Sat. Good
for 15 days. Season tickets on sale daily. Good for
3 months not to exceed October 31st. '
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and .
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"Oregon Outdoors" and "California for the Tourist,"
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For further particulars, ask agents
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JOHM M. SCOTT,
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