Lincoln County leader., October 26, 1922, Image 6

PACE TWO
LINCOl N COUNTV LFADFR TOLEDO OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1922.
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER thing wet. Regardless ot the way, I
nceiriAi rniiNTV PAPER fee1' 0r how 1 fnl m leather peel, .It
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER mv .,...,, .-. . nlnV I ,m
W. H. HALL, E. F. HALL, Q. W. HALL assured that I must drink a pint of
in la, a quart of that, to make me
thin or make me fat. Whatever my
condition Is I need some new and po
ha.id of the radical labor agitator of. .with a nother preecher this morning
the I. W. W. stripe Is again seen try! and we all went to chirch. He is a
Publishers.
G. W. HALL, Editor.
Entered at Teledo, Oregon postofflce, tent fizz that wlll reuove my acne8
as seoor.d-clase matter, under the and pains and clean my grates and
ct o' 2iarch 3rd, IVtt. ' water-mains. They tell me when I've
. filled my tank with some concoct on.
" biown and rank I'll lose my calm and
Established Twenty-Nina Years Ago. thoughtful mien and go and gambol
on the green. Instead of walking
lim to create dissatisfaction among the
workers.
In quoting from the I. W. W. revo
luiionary elict, we find the follow
in": "We are not satisfied with the
fai day's wage for a fair day's work.
Sn h a th'ng is impossible. Labov
grate temprance and probishun man-
He sed he hoped to see this country
so dry that the Fish will fergit how
to swim.
-r Monday Had a little dificulty with
Pug Stevens this evening and got 1
of my ears busted. But I beleave in
produces all wealth. We are going to being a Optomlst. Mebby I wont bait
ro away with capitalism by taking to go to skool tomorro. Ennyways I
porssssion of the land and the machin-jetill got a nother ear enny how,
We uon t intend to
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
I slowly round I'll caper like an un-
One year, In advance, $2.00 leashed hound. My life will be as full
.. , j nn ' iy 08 when I was a barefoot boy
Six Months, In advance T1.00 d cnaperoned a pair of mules among
the burrs and cactus stools. Thev do
not care a tinker's d what sad distem
per pesters me, if I'll absorb their
fluid rhecr, I'll scamper like a year
ling steer. I may -e such a fearful
wreck that nothing works except my
nock but if 1 11 drink the stuff the
PRACTICE LOYALTY.
Loyalty Is a big word. Soe-.ns it
us it shouid be swelled in capital let'
tere. Doe3n't it do your heart good
to rcp a bunch of school teachers
mostlv imported workins. boosting. 'soil l ll promptly strut rortn sound and
polling? and if need be, fighting fori well. Today Is not like yesteryear
their school? Isn't it an Inspiring when men could bu a keg of beer to
sight to see a church congregation Pt some tallow on thair slats, or
gathered around its leader, fighting drink champagne or rough-on-rats as
for their own church and its success? they saw fit; those days are fled and
(Not asalnst the other church.) Does. we drink mustang oil instead. Along
it always make you t'-.lnk of a thrifty the dry and dusty roads where men
town to 'earn thr-t the home people are .must tote their weary loads, no molm
behind it with their good words andjasis bursts In view, well stock-id with
patronage? Doesn't it always make Mce and mountain de--, but rows of bill
you think of happy home to hear the ! boards tell with pride about the worth
husband or wife excusing the little j ' Orange Ide. We buy a barrel of
faults r.nd magnifying the virtues of nornet juice to wane us up nut, wnars
the othar members of tho fatr.lly? We
might ask n string of sunilur ques
tions a column Icng. but if vou can
answer those in the affirmative, why
don't you practice the system and be
come a blessing to your family, your
school, your church and our commun
ity! -
PENNILESS W OEKING WALT.
the use? The old ktck simply isn't
there and so we moan and tear our
hair.
TIME FOR THOUGHT.
In the Southern Pacific Central Pa
ific unmergcr order the por.plo r' f
Pacific as they are wlth'vhat effect or
cerned with who possesses the Centrr'
Pacific asthey are with what ef'ort o'
transportation service will follow fro--separation
of the two roads.
It Is generally urged by the shlppln
public that the present arrangesrrov
Is satisfactory end the consenrit
opinion is that no good, but nrnbahly
great deal of harm, can foll?v fr
tearing the Southern Pacific to nie-T
Shippers express the fear, and tho
seems to be good reason for It. t-
the numerous additional interchan
Walter M. Pit ,. democratic can
didate for governor who came to Ore
gon a "penniless, wandering boy" nnd
who now pleads with tho good people
of Oregon to help him finance ni
campalrn with contributions. of a 'do'
lar and a vote,' Is the owner of 36
individual farms in Union county hav
ing a total aHsossed valuation of $236.
600, according to the records ot the
assessor of that county.
Atop this, Mr. Pier e. who has re- points, neoessary to deal with two r
pnatedly charr.rtrrl7.pd himsalf as a .roads instead of one In ordering p
poor man, is nffjicted with $16,800 affecting settlement of damnge c'.s'
worth of personal property, the as-1 and kindred trantVctions--Vflxa'
sfsament records show. Ha Is Divine , to sb'ppers under the best cond'tf
taps on a grand total or b.i,uuu, that would result from separate!;
worth of property. '
How much of this small fortune
is the accumulated result of the re
turns from the $30,000 Mr. Pierce bar,
rowed from the state's Irreducible
school funrl by proxy, perjury, and the
nse of the names of his relatives as
dummies is not known, but consistent
thrift on tho part of Mr. Pl?rce. such
s his loan of S20.OOO of the money jr0n anyone knv what charortcr
borrowed from the scnooi tuna to Mrs. ' service, or rates could be furnlshe
Mary E. Cooley at 8 per cent and Its P. CentrM r"i"ific opera'In? al-r-newal
through the Instrumentality n conjunction with some o'
o' a demand note, Is probably respon- rorn.
s'ble for some of it. ! V.p'on this question is dlsnosoi
H world l-i intnrestingito know how Wr,.-? the nterBtata commerce e.r
j; -Hiv of these 36 farms Were secured -nisslon It w'll be settled for a lr
r the resi 't o' forecloses of farm 'm9i so now is the time to cprs,'',
looiiB made by Walter M; Pierce, the -n!t p w!sely. How it is set'".i -I.
or farmer's "Iriund." Capital Jour- fin 0f the gravest concern to thi r
suit In rate Increases.
Separating th0 Centrfll Pa'tfi" -Southern
Pacific would theorM--"
create two roads but it would :
build a new mile of track nor rT
up a new foot of country nor stive
"itnr?t!tion of two raiirond svst"r-
Nr one knows who would p:et '
Central Pacific If it was so'.d. Ndtl'
ery of production.
buy them either.
Commenting on such a statement.
the Wyoming State
' Tho tiuestloa would
n tho m nd of the professional man,
the merchant and the teacher, the
clorl-'s and more particularly fifteen
,nr tw nty million farmers, by what
rlsiit does the I. W. W. group cr any
othe- eroup of iren rlwlm a full- and
iCTrlusri'e right to ail wealth and to
all lnnd?
"it behooves every gord citizen who
v.lues his country, his home and fam
ily to stand tint 'ranst the propo
gat ion of such do.trines. There is a
re ''stent insiduous rrovemcnt In this
country not pnly to detroy propertv
rights but the authority of tho courts."
Tuesday Unkel Hen is , not a
going to let hlj son go to colll,:o
this yr. But stav at home and do
Tribune says, wirk on the farm. Pa says the only
naturally arise 'farm wirk that boy will do Is to so
his Wild Oats.
Wednesday Went to a party. I
am not g velng away enny secrlts but
it seems like if you try to kiss a glr:
and (Succeed she gets mad. & If you
fail she gets peaved and disgusted.
Thursday Pa says that for , every
parage man witch goes to chich they
is 6 goes to jale and for evry 1 lr
ail they is 16 witch shud ought to be
DON'T CRIPPLE INDUSTRY
I umbermen generally have been
',.y patient with aar conditions dur
in? the past few weeks when the ra.
rj&da were tied up because of their
own strikes and because cf the coal
situation. Realizing - tho extraordin
ary stress under" which the railroad
managements have been laboring, Uiey
have not been insistent in the matter
of priorities er embargoes.
Now that thei situation is clear ng.
however, lumber shipments ought not
to be discriminated against in . the
mposition of embargoes as has boen
:ha case on some roads.
It can be truly said that the time
has passed when a man can hide him
3elf behind a woman's skirt.
If the average wife isn't a politiclar
she is usually the speaker of the
house.
'.' Hell may be a necessity, but there
are a whole lot of us that could get
Along with less of It.
ril.
THE NW BROOD.
The Volstead act has batcher a
brood of specialists in liquid food: In
one respect these birds nre wise, they
know It pay3 to pivrrtfae. Wherever
I rr.av chance to look, in paper, mag
fz'iie' or book, thosn hawks are trying
i-ard to whnt mv annetttp for somn
ific ""tut. Wo know what we h"
now hut we do not know nor can
well foresee what we snail hove if
resent Southern Pacific system
' rrkon up.
WRECKERS O? PR03PEHIT'
As Industrial activity lncrpns"
demand for labor grows, the fc"-'
I Water Front Market
WHOLESALE A SET AIL
Dealers In
ORESSED & CURED MEATS
FISH IN SEASON
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES
WAUGH & MEAKER, Props.
"Goodform"'
HAIR NETS
Just the Shape or Color that the most Fastidious
Feminine Tastes May Desire.
Careful Selection from Imported Stocks Guarantees
Them Perfect.'
We are as Prtud to Sell Them as You Will Be to Wear
The"".
"COODFORM" Nts are Mde for Sold exclusively by
REXALL Stores Only
POPULARLY PRICED AT 2 FOR 25c
DOUBLE MESH. y
TOLB0 DRUG CO.
AN OPEN LETTER
To the Editor:
The advoiates of the County Unl
Plan ask us to believe that director?
choson undor that scheme would d
better, by our children thau the pres
ent kind who serve witnout pay.
- If the tew who vou'.d servo in tb
'new scheme would do all the businosr
. 1 1 carried on Dy tne present uis'.r r
There is no method of making ectora, attending to repairs, fuel
ri.nds and gaining confidence, and no : equipment, etc., they would be force''
ve hod of getting business in dull to spend their whole time at the joi
!n es that equals the method Jf ( This would occasion a demand for sn'
'making good "at all times. ' Uries and deputies. At the rates pal
, o ' 'some teachers who favor the unit p!ar
Not so long ago we read r.n account ,t would raUe the preoent outrageou
vhere a mob Unchei, a man for murder taxM:on nigner ,till.
Jcfore they hung hl:n they held roll-1 . . - , .. ,, .
1: us services for thu s...vatioi of hV; Bom" spoysow of the unit plan seen
ml. This mob did not want the fel-to dlspise "cheap "teachers who n'
- to live in the s:imo world that the the rates Prescribed by the educ.
'. and be'oro they killed him tlonal trust." Wahsington surely wa
y gave h m the proper ubei "eap" president; he served- fo,
.- his transport to heaven. n,uch leM than Harding.
3 mob must have realized that1 : It Is all right that the produco o
cy were ail going to hell, or they the rancher and wage Qf the labore
lid not have desired that their vie- be cut lower than pre war levels, bu
-i m to heavon. Wondor how th sinful that calaries should be lowere
lividua: inpmbers of that mob will .1 .rus proportion, even thougb taxe
1 if they should march through tho be doubled and pa d in deflated pro
r'.y gates of glcry'and and find duce ar.d labor. Do those who toil
i r vlrtim whom they murdered, days per week wish to turn thei
l-ops t cket collector or, moie than s hcola ovar to the mercy of thos
Vy, derutv ?at" koeper in tho ab who now de-iand one doilar per hou
e of UnrM Peter; on! how they for their doubtful services. If not g
'11 fp: when they realize that they o ths rolls in force end vote. 1
wed him bv that last religious ser- ho tea-her falls to satisfy the paren
'ro and that he had boen there a ind d.va torn under the present s-'in-.hpr
of vears before thev cot there, cm, they discharge them. Under thi
nd had boconin acclimated. No doubt 'unit" they would be powerless
:t thev would want to mob h'.m pgaln would be no "cheap"
" trim his wings, pull out his tall
?lt.he-s or do something to him to:
etting there first.
SLATS VlARY
(By Ron rarquliar)
Friday I guess I got In bad with
;um trends of ma lncludelng I and
oa. They nave "got a young db.dj
witch is a few months old and they
sed he was havelng a lot of trubble
a trying to cut its teeth. So I went
and boght him a pocket nife to help
it along.
Sat.-One of ma s distance relations I
is a comeing here to are house. Pa!
'old me confidently that she is so
VkIv she has to take hypodermicks to
Bast) Mr iace rum ueriiug unr sue
Bmnday Are preecher traded ni"' ,
1
teacher, but
'salarv grab" ono, bearing full cradet-
Mais from the "trust" and not to 1
deprived of a "vested right." Is n.
he Un.t scheme another tentacle
Jie bill for "compulsory Education:
t appears so. (
t is unwise to swallow tho do
repered by the "tax eater." Bettr
-.ead a tax payer.
wiVier's name is an filo at th
office.
Have Your Soles
Sewed on.
' Prices Reasonable
Mail Orders Promptly At
tended to.
DICK WENNER & SON
c . incnine repair shop
Newoo.' Oregor-
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thai ptfs
SovittO ml
HE LanAwood is a ftrictly wood burning
ranAe. Designed especially (or Western
C-X conditions, its construction enables it to
cut fuel costs to a minimum. Make your
next store a Lan&wood and cut your fuel
. bills in two.
LA NG'S Lantwood u Auarantd to btam TWICE
at lonk with OMR-HALF th wood rjuriW iy
my oihtr rani cm tk market. ThtpurchamjrrK
Willi refunded if th LAHGWOOD Ra do
Hot dojutt itiiuujinjii sui. wwbi
and see l.K wkaju on awwmj m a
Before you huy investigate a-
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TOLEDO OREGON
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With the Yaquina Electric Co.
For Electric Work That Will Pass Underwriters
Inspection
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Indigestion
fez-
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permanently cured, so that you can eat any
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not only once, but in almost every case when Cham
berlain's Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J.
Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over
$2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma
nently cured by these tablets.
ED'S SMOKEHOUSE
We carry the highest class line of Tobacco and Candies on
I .i?!!d.rjLn-ks of a" kinds! We make a specialty X
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THE BEST BILLIARD TABLES IN LINCOLN COUNTY f
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Cosy Billard Parlor
' DRINKS? OF ALL KINDS SERVED
Take a Carton of YAQUINA VALLEY ICE CREAM home i
with you Absolutely the BEST on the Market
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