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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

What shall it profit the beople of
Oregon if they knock out the Lewis and
Clark Fair appropriation with the jaw
bone of the initiative and referendum?
Governor Chamberlain will immedi-
ately call himself into extra session and
veto the verdict of the people, and
we'll have all the trouble and expense
for nothing. Better let the work of
the Legislature stand.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

A jackrobbit caunery is to be estab.
lished at Echo, Umatilla county. The
cans will be labeled american hare,
which, of course, will make all the diff.
ference imaginable 20 the epicureans
ot Europe and Boston. This latest ad.
dition to the industries of Oregon
should be Il success, as there is an
abundance of raw material.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

The chief OF police of Portland is de-
termined to put a stop TO the shooting
OF game birds in the limits of Oregon's
metropolis and all offenders in that
Line will be arrested and punished. 1t
Is presumed bears, cougars and wild
cats may still be slaughtered with
immunity or any other old weapon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
BLUE PRINT MAPS.

Blue print maps of any town
ship in Roseburg, Oregon, and Dis
trict, showing all vacant lands, for
SO cents each. If you want anv
information from the U. S. Land
Office, address
LITTLE GUARANTEES LOAN Co.,
ROSeburg, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
MorpL IA 1Q0Qf

March IA, 1909
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
clerk of Lincoln county at Toledo, Oregon, on
April %, 1903, viz:
Wellington Wright H. E. No. 1902, for the
seH sec. II, tip. s s, range II W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Albert Sijota, James Robinson, w. E. Ball
and Josephen f. Stephens, all of Kernville
Oregon.
CHAs. d. MooREs, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

Hon. John ID. DAILY OF Corvallis has
been appointed surveyor-general of
Oregon, vice Meldrum, fired. Mr..
DAILY is in every way qualified for the
important position, which, as a frag-
ment of party spoils, he has fairly won.
He was recommended by Senator Full
ton, Senator Mitchell concurIing.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OH ce at Oregon City, oregon,

March IA, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final Proofin support of his claim, and
that said proof will bemado before the Register
and Receiver at Oregon City, oregon, on
May 3, 1908. viz:
William stanke, IL L 1852, for the sell sec.
II, twp s s., range CIV.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Andrew Jogodinski. Pau Jogodinski, Her.
man j. Horning and Fred Fisher, all OF
Sugarloaf Oregon.
&C CHAs. b. MooREs. Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.

March II, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Oregon City Oregon,
on May 9, 1908 viz:
Joseph Stanke II. E.. 1860 for the sell see,
10, twp s $ range CIV.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Andrew Jogodinski, Paul Jogodinski, Her.
mar j. Horning and Fred Fisher, all of sugar.
loaf, Oregon.
&C CHAs, Il. MooREs, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

President Roosevelt Is coming to the
Coast and expects TO make a brief call
ON Salem May 81, going to Portland in
the afternoon of the same day and re-
naming until next morning, 1t Is
needless to say our popular chief ex-
ecutive will receive u heart. warming
welcome in Webfoot.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
letter, snlt-IShcum and Eczema.

The intense itching md smarting, Incl
dent TO these diseases, is instantly allayed
toy. applying Chamberlain Eve and
Skin ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by It. II
Is equally efficient for itching piles and
Z favorite remedy for sore nipples.
chn,ppcd hands, chilblains, frost bites
~" chronic sore eyes. rs cts. Ter bog.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
scenic line of the world" W.
BRIDE. General Agent, or NJ. j..
Travelling passenger Agent, ia
Street, Portland, Oregon.

Say, gentlemen. if you happen
looking for q bargain while v
along Hill street, just drop in ar
ronlze the tailor, first door 80
the barber shop.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

Oregon Literature" by Pr
Horner, is an entertaining DO
will be given as a premium wit
LEADER only $3.50 foi both.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20

Prof Horner's book, "orcgou Litera.
''re'' is TmE Leaders favorite pre-.
MUM. Now is the time to subscribe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-20
This Means You!

And don't you forget that we have
Stayton Hour for sale. Y. B. NJ, Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31

MORE CRIME IN SCOTLAND,
The annual report of the Prison Com
mssloners for Scotland says that there
We're more cases Of Imprisonment last
year than in any former year. The NUM-
Der, s,721. is abnormal, higher than for
Ireland or England. One reason is that a
much larger percentage do not pay fines
for miner offenses. An increase OF as
saults of husbands on wives and cruelty
to children is reported,
GAS CHRIST WOULD RUN THEM.
A. r. Norton, who is running eight
them" has Just added another to his,
list, to be run In the same manner i is
at Hartford City, and the merchants OF
that place are endsayorIng e. dTlye e him
pioy union clerks, but hired church officials
and advertised all goods below what 9th
ers could buy them for Labor unions
started a boycott and the landlord noti-
fled Norton to vacate, but to no purpose.
The people continue, TO flock to buy where
goods are cheapsand another building has
been rented,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Bonaparte's Snake Story.

Charles j. Bonaparte of Baltimore, has
just received from Nortre Dame Univer-
sity the I.azare medal for 1908, says the
Boston Post. Mr.. Bonaparte, grand
son Of the one-time King Of Westphalia,
is rich and philanthropic lawyer.
E He is a Harvard man. one of the class
of II. AT Cambridge he Is still remem-
bered for his stories For as youth
he had a strange fondness for humor OF
the incredible Munchausen sort, and 1t
was of this humOr that his stories par
took.
One of them concerned a hoop snake.
There was farmer young Bonaparte
would begin, who was out hoeing. He
was hoeing at the foot of a hill. All Of
a sudden he heard a noise. and. looking
up. there was hoop snake rushing down
on him like the wind. It's tail was in
its mouth, and In the form Of perfect
circle the snake rolled down the hill upon
him.
The farmer was frightened. but he
put up good fight. He whacked the
snake with his hoe. 1T let go OF Its
tail then and made bite at him, but he
warded Off the bite with his hoe handle.
The fangs OF the Infatuated reptile sunk
in the handle very deep, and the farmer,
with aSheavy rock. killed the snake.
"rhen he took up the hoe and began
to work. After while he noticed that
the handle seemed thicker than usual.
He looked at It, Actually It was swell
ing. Yes. 1t was swelling ESQ powerful
was the hoop snakes venom). This hoe
handle before the afternoon was over.
had grown to the thickness OF the farm
er's leg" r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Whole Field at a Glance.

Words spoken the Prime
Minister Of Great Britain and aligned ha
revounng policy Of Imperial tariff or Zovn All the tax OF
isolation by his Birmingham declaration last week was
half suddenly finds itself in the hands OF lew
protectns Baour clear that such change fiscal
any change theory could not unless
relations its components parts
might go supply pensions something benehting the masses
being in intention but incidentally so general
h ohadowed The Russian Minister OF nteo
Pehv denial of the melting dispatch
him taken against the Jew batting onE9
correspondent from St Petersburg China called WI
Ting Fang to Foreign Office. ~. 80. i.
In the same English Premier abandoned free trade
happened that distinguished advocate Of free silver TINS eGdn
as the supply gold President the Republic
certified by the pennsylvania endorse
ent and the ohio The auaty and magnitude
phasized Miller and Machn and their accessories me na
not vet Secretary acquitted Major Howe New thirteen district
most impressive threatened partly exist
ing paralysis industry through the ACTIVITIES d
barrow Chicago frankly critsng the selfish
much Of the policy threatened with serious stua
on 6y the Sv arbitration New Yorks building e-up
pee taking action to show tnat the
sand textile workers Philadelphia. Mine Cancellation hitch
Railroad and the western
Union action Of the who ase
equity Pennsylvania Dollar wheat predicted by american Soey
Of Equity higher New York Marcon gets
Pupn and Edison American syn
cate bought principal Canadian watch companies
Alaska begun Railroad to have twenty years govern
ent MONOPOLY territory Beef Trust nterded Ie1a attackea
Trust widely New Yks
.soth anniversary noted arbitration agreement pro
posed at Booker Washington said rego
get highest honoIs at CGTne @ CHURCH
n6catn Similar tendency church bodies arthquake
Minor causing death Of people ] b1e @ Irish
Lad won Brooklyn new record Tor the e ana
quarter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Industrial

TO FIGHT EMPLOYERS COMBINE
The New York City Board OF Building
Trades took official notice OF the recent
organization OF building employers IN a
statement issued to the public last Mon
'day II gives notice OF the unanimous
adoption Of resolution empowering
COMMITTEE OF five TO gather eviaehee %
unlawful combination IN restrain ram /, ~, ~
trade on the part OF the contra ctor s. ana M
to submit same to the proper authorizes auth nn.
Tho employers are charged with con-
spiraey to stult!fy s9 N PsiIs ont,T
more struck for ten per cent wage H. II.
a ssS5s a. day. Two firms refused the do
mand and threatened to import non noh- Gn,n
pany, employing one-halt the machinists
OF the city, consented at once, increase
to begin Immediately. II
TEXAS RETggRNs TO A; =; L. =, 4 anory
which severed its connection with the
American Federation OF Labor one year
ago. voted to reaffiliate and has taken out
1.f~ eos II FAMINE DANGER.
The 1900 cooks, walters and Kitcne zen
helm Of Chicago presented demands Tor
Increased wages. "Wednesday, ana tet.
hour day and threatened 70 e. on 90 t hv
Ali the week railroads centering in
the sso Expected strike Of 5000 freight hand,
iers for y25 per cent. increase IN wages;
A strike OF 5000 BARRIERS and 5000 yard
siaborers was also impending. .
ADD ITO FREIGHT EMPLOYERS
The Employers Association, adopted a
constitution Tuesday. in which the mem
sure obedience to the governing board.
This board is given authority to decle
ali controversies arising between mem
p Nov y or between. the different mem
bers, and to regulate the conduct OF the
mer.hers The constitution expressly
disavows any Intention to control or IN
any way deal with prices or to restrict
competition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Wlscollunoous.

NEW YORK's 5ANNIVERsARY:
The 250th anniversary Of the founding OF
Hall Tuesday with high officials of the
State and nation present. Mayor Low
presided. and In speaking Of the Dutch ,.il
the only chief maglet rate, the city had
Pres President DENT was vas read and Secretary Root
made speech. Exercises were held III
all the public schools.
ACCIDENTS AND DISASTERS.
In the first stage of the Paris Madrid
au,0mobis Which ia hs was rug Iom
breakdowns and collisions resulted IN the
death OF seven persons, including Marcel
Renault. who won the Paris-Vienna race
Hast year. The entries numbered ia.
Crowds had assembled along the line and
several of the spectators We're run over
or killed by the explosions OF the ma
Combes ordered the race. to be stopped.
Only sixty tourists rode through to
Madrid, and the Royal Automobile Club
decided to return the prizes to the donors;
on the same day England was shocked
by an accident near Bristol, when a mo-
tor-cycle swered from Its course and
plunged into a crowd OF 3oniookers' Kililng
two and injuring others.
A series Of tornadoes and transforms
caused great loss of life and property IN
Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa. Oklahoma and
were made homeless at Enid, Oklahoma,
and Oklahoma City was under water Six
persons were killed In Iowa tornadoes and
many Injured. Six inches Of hall. with a
terrih storm, damaged crops and build
ings in the vicinity of Richmond, Va. ),
More than a million Is the e, estimated s IN /, ed
81 tGe Front Street
Co, of Philadelphia May oath:
Nearly 100 buildings We're o destroyed by
fire at Laeonia n H. May 2s s1ho d rendering
train h1e Collision on The Southern Railway
near Birmingham, Ala. May 9TH. !
a collision Of a British and a Norwegian
ftfamsF r K 81 Ns1'a ieisE
restraining. the packers from combining to
regulate the trade, was entered by Judge
Grosscup in the Federal Court a. Chicago
the PREVIOUS decision and Is considered a
complete victory for the government, An
appeal Will be taken.
PENNsYbwAAfM orA r. * the finted States
vest western n Union Telegraph Company "a
Temporary 4'nne9n fro pes TemoYInr TIE TIE
wires and poles of the Western Union
from the Maryland and Delaware division
OF the railroad. ,,r,1,e,r
Attorney-Ge Bell. OF Texas: began
suit Tuesday at Austin against hfty,,nin,e
foreign insurance companies , ao,ng ns =,
ness IN the Stdte ullu scTn'h5 ~ iSlN''c "
thair PERMITS. and against one State COM
pany. The ground of the, action Is that
these COMPANIES entered into an = agres
tin in violation of the State antitrust
* Ky HEBREW "sHyLocK:,' u,
The impersonntion of ''Shylock" IN the
Merchant of Venice by Jacob p. Adler
Hebrew actor, speaking fiddish. Mt the
American Theatre, New York, has at
critics. II shows the character OF Shakes
peare's money lender In less sinister e,
light thans is customary, bringing out his
human traits
NOTABLE NEW BOOKS.
"The Law of Mental Medicine" by
Thompson, j. Hudson, SMcGlurgg p,,a
IA "a s Spectre of Power. by Charles Eg-
bert Craddock tHoushton2
CONFERENCE.-The, by of<Garrison, of the
Jniyercity of Texas GIoughton)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
4+++++++++t++4++4++*++4+ +++++++++++++
What Wac Done Last Week
I'm Thu Great World Of O11rc.
foreign Politics.

Won PLEHvE DENIES IT.
In the Official Messenger at st: Peters
burg Tuesday an explicit denial , was
18th touching the alleged dispatch Of In
terlor Minister Won Plehve 10 the Cover
nor of BesserabIa virtually melting the
na mass at kishinen den re mat any
deputation from kishineff Won Plehvc de-
MED being Iudophobe, and said he
would prosecute neglisgsent otl III, Us, Later
were destroyed. 600 stores sacked and 70
600 persons rendered homeless, while
forty-nve were killed, eghty-four wound
ed and 800 slightly injured. The rich Jews
were not attacked.
CHINESE FAMINE APPALLING.
In support Of his t snbled appeal for help
famineIin Kwang-Si Province, China. He
says fathers are selling their children at
So and s. each. and many FAMILIES are Sud o
leaves. etc. In one. place 2po have died OF
starvation. McWade says the best feeling
eH 1ilct ,9Tara h AmGr'eeanTisr IN China
The British government has withdraWn
the second clause of the education bill.
containing some of the most important
1t Is thought this decision was influenced
by Saturdays big demonstration in Hyde
Park. when thousands OF the passive re-
sistancc advocates marched
FORTUNE FOR KING ALFONSO.
Under the will Of his grandfather, King
Francis, which was recently opened, King
A59asH e ssp xbvf haT i To 1EWs
, In letter to correspondent. copies OF
which are being circulated in st. Peters
burg, Count Tolstoy says speaking of the
atrocities Mt Kishineff: For the Jets as
for all. one thing only is necessary for
! salvation--follow as close as possible the
universal rule, DO unto others as you
would they should do unto YOU They
should fight the government, not by vio-
lence. but by vrtuous living, excluding
all violence toward their neighbors'
3, 900 BULGARIANS ARRESTED:
II was reported officially from Constan-
tinople Thursday that over 300 Bulga-
rians had been arrested In different parts
of Macedonia, following the revelation OF
the system of Macedonian organizations,
by captured Bulgarian named Lazo. a
large number OF insurgents were killed
or injured by the explosion of dynamite
collected at Smerdesh. which was set off
by Turkish shells The Macedonian. COM
mittee reports that the Turks have burn
/, ed the village Of Vanitzi, and that only
| forty-eight OF 500 Inhabitants escaped
| alive, The Albanians are continuing ac-
tive opposition In their mountain fast
GERMAN ARTIST PROSECUTED.
| A criminal prosecution has been begun
at Munich against the caricaturist Helne
| !Eecause of his cartoon in the Simpliciss!-
| mus representing the German chancellor
|instructing Baron Won Stcrnburg In adula-
lition of the Stars and Stripes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Scientific.

mn MARS Mako SIGNALS?
The Haryar d College observatory is seia
to have received telegram IhursaaS
f,om Prof. Percival Lowell from the STA
ton at Flagstaff. Ariz.. saying that a
large protection on Mars was found May
t2ethn by slipper. The projection iasteo
I IS minutes.
A NEW DIRECTIVE FORCE
Yesterdays Public Opinion translates
from the Berlin Mechaniker the account
az new directive force which Herr
Gruhn thinks he has discovered 1t Is
present everywhere. and acts -, ", az, !,
bodies. but is not terrestrial snasGin a
rod Of non-magnetic matter by threaa IN
the Interior Of glass jar, PROOF aga. aaG
and ca9re rays M r6d rotates only
so degrees, thus showing thaL aEl "a
tends to retain the rod In determlheo
WIRELEss TELEPHoNIC TEST.
Within the past week or two A. FRED
erick Collins has conducted a,commeI--
ca test Of elestriGal tsanss 81 Wires
directions between New York and the
Tead Aee ey ta to the Scientific Ameri
can the system consists OF antennae. as
N wreless telegraphyy earth pn5efs f or
water contact and re Inc insru vibration
The iEagstaffs At The vessels proSys
pass 81 x fe liz Just
pertments. have proved successful In spite
Of difficulty In making the va water r con
a ps paptE &c S Hoee IS Carried
distance Of 1000 feet. So far this wire
less telephone system has not been syn
IPiGEONs FOR GERMANY.
Ate, a long series OF severe tests to
determine the advantage. Of carrier pi-
nr ths IN have nay
a al points nj on the he North Sea and Baltic,
sncen endranee to y the home lon om
iHum speed likely to be attained is one
be "pon thin paper
secured to the he bird a foot by means meal a Of
eeved adf the nnses nE Viii be
to headquarters by the wireless system.
Carrier pigeons have long been in use in
IA lns fstMaf PH Hf@Y; MATCHES.
or. yellow, phosphorous in matchmaking
Of the Reiehstag was due to the inju furious
match factories, where necrosis results in in
at o9t Is aad a9 Nat thin
ment has found safe and harmless
matchmaking substitute
Prof, John Trowbridge, Harvard's ply
sicist writing In the New York Evening
Post. has taken decisive stand against
the generally accepted idea that tele-
". Furthermore, Prof. Trowbrdge insists
that telepathy will not be q fact until
1t has history Of repeatable pheno-
mena.'' He thinks 1t merely a belief
ha
in court Of law or In scientific labora-
tory, $50 L.tla ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
6aucalloual Realm.
MORO WOMEN AT CHICAGO.

tMORE1 WOMEN AL SIlASAHo'
Figures given out by Chicago Unlyer.
are in attendance than a the same time
last year, Notwithstanding that the segre-
cation system has been IN effect TINS
The Chicago Board OF Education has
decided that 1t ia corporal punishment
tS shnks RupMiI and 1hesft9NSsF
The limit Of 600 fixed by the founders
as the maximum attendance OF women
at Stanford University haylng been reach
cd, the faculty has decided TO- allow INC no
more women to register as speclal STU
dents after August next.
MORE CHINESE STUDENTS COMING.
The government OF China has Just ap.
proved the action Of The G9yer ynnd, o. =
courses CO" seu IN American COLLEGES. They viii
Of Of ST. St. Johns I'M College, Shanghai. and,
N SsFsfS5f pe eRr isian ARSa9Rsr
The Philadelphia conference Of the Afrl-
can Methodists at Harrisburg, Monday,
formally criticised the Rev. DR.; Charles
the term nlgger' in a recent address
dealing with the negro question.
NEW YORK HOMES FEW.
A report Just issued by De Walter Laid
law, Secretary Of the Federation Of
ey SHOWS ,a ony half S as m xa1k
homes are owned tn New York as In
Chicago, while among cities of 10000 pop
ulation Baltimore has the highest. per-
st, Louis, Philadelphia. Boston and New
York, In the order named. DR.. Laidlaw
corrects the idea that an increase OF for
eign citizens Is followed by an Increase
HEST Ff a1assF S' RRXycr1cA
The Bureau of Forestry at Washington
has just given to the press the report
of an interview with r. L, Mccormick,
bermen's Association, In which the prac-
teal advantage Of scientific for
estry Is set forth. Mr.. Mccor-
Of lumber In spite OF the modern improve
ments In numbering and says that tho
trouble lies In the dwindling supplies
Of the timber itself. 1t Is, therefore, a
il driving lun,bermen to accent the bu-
reau's suggestions and cooperation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
Pulaski Institute.
(srccInl 10 Thc TImcs .pisnatch.l

Especial TO The Times .DiaDatch.)
PULASKI, VA, May 3O.--The COM
mencement exercises of the Pulaski Insti-
tute commenced Wednesday and closed
4 to 6.o'clock IA very nice programme was
rendered in the assembly hall to the pa
irons of the schools. TIE hall had been
ftastefully decorated with roses and potted
feet
The programme was rendered at the
Opera House to large and appreciative
audience OF invited guests.
These exercises mark the close Of the
first session of this institute. The entire
commencement was an artistic treat.
which will long be remembered by the
people of Pulaski