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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sPittsburg, s; Philadelphia,

PITTSBuRG, Pa. Juno s,--Three hits OF
8Duggleby In half OF first inning. gave Pitts
burg four tallies. including Beaumont's home
run, and In the fourth. three hits on Gordon
ecored the winning run. Dooln was the bat
ting star for the PhtlndelphianA Attendance
ESQ.
Score! II. n. =.
PhiIadelp hia.. $1,000 2 12 q o o. y.
Batteries: Robertaille. Phillippi and Peitz;
Duggieby. Gordon and Knhoc. Time. 1:io.
Umpire. KLEIN and Bausewine-
st. Louis, q; Cincinnati, I.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. June e.-After pitching
y wonderful ball Tor eight innings. Chech.
weakened and lost the game to st. Louis Louis AZ
tendance. 1850. I, :,
Score: y. y y y:
st. gIouis...... ..........O o wv =: y
Cfncinnati......5 ........1 0 O o 90 O-1.&6
Ratteries: Taylor and Warner: Chech and
Schlei. Time :a5. Umpire. Emslie.
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BY A. J. Chewing Company.
Real Estate ctioneers.
COURT SALE OF
No. 613 North 9th Street

IN execution Of decree OF the Law and
Equity Court Of the city Of Richmond. II
the suit OF w. W. Burruss vs.. g ~
Barker. etc.. entered May 81, 1905, y w1l
MS Special Comnissio ner. thereby appoint
ed proceed to sell the property numbered
as above. at public auction ' upon tna
4 THURSDAY, JUNE sTH, 1906
at 9 o'clock p. M. The lot has a front
of 81 feet inches by q depth Of 15 teet.G
upon which Is a good dwelling, containing
six rooms, besides large bath room and
other convenienoes and Will make any
ono a most desirable home. FL 4 5A
ne-third cash, balance at 81
and 70 months for notes, interest added,
and title retained until all OF the purchase
money is paid or all cash. at the opuoa
of the purchaser, u.
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
\ Special ComnlisAo ner. N
The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner in the above suit has been duly
given. =. =. 1NSION,S
Ju 3-tds 5 Clerk.
l1E5 . q ID BTyho fpir a RI ATncnrrOrota Al 3l8t
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
GREEN Z Z Redo,
] REAL ESTATE AUCTIOhEERS I
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FARMvlLLE
Z P0wnATAM RAILROAD COM.
PkhY.

the Law and Equity Court OF the City
Of Richmond, Va, one on the 2lst and
TIE tne other u, on tho 2sd day Of February,
EIXoRs. EoR q Ct. Y. FARMViLLE s
Pf92WWI I !, r. Re- CO. & AIS e. y
E e &c NV v sXMb AN idefauit having having
been made In the payment Of the amount
to Oft aYs on the
said decree OF February 2lst. igO5). the
undersigned, who were appointed special
commissioners for that purpose (any Two
crees viii proceed to sell, by public auc-.
ton, to the highest bidder. at the south
front Of the City Hall in the city Of
Wf spNEanX Xlrgin n!sfn on THIRD Day OF
MAY. 1905, AT IL O'Clock NJ,
free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
year all the rights privileges pTep
tan. Railroad Company. consisting Of
ra fi ne e9ten ns from ROM Bermuda Hun-
dred on the James River, near City Point,
in Chesterfield county. where the company
has valuable terminal properties and 1ee
Edward county. Virginia, approximating
eighty-eight and three auarter miles; TO-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks.
approximating thirteen miles, rights Of
way. depot buildings and grounds. shops.
warehouses, wharves. terminals. scales,
Telegraph lines telephone nes a st0Ge
shops, machinery. tools, appliances, loco
motives. coaches, cars gnndolas, real es,
tate Offices. office furniture. BOOKS I anu
description OF said Railroad Company.
wherever situated except cash IN DARK l.F.
Court and his Agents, and any debts. ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties whatso-
the aay on q sale ana
"a TERMS: The terms OF said sale are as
lars (s75 10000 cash, s25, ooooo Of WHICH :.
in three days from the day OF sale. and
the residue Of $50, 900, when the sale is cor.
frmed. The balance. to DO ON credits OF
six and twelve months
notes for the. deferred Payments; WITH
interest from day of sale, with the right 70
anticpate4the payment, Of said notes; h ane
purchase money is paid and q conveyance
directed Blythe court; -,
For further particulars as to said ralt-
f feaa pa TO tie isns receeyer
cot, ct the offices OF the Company, Ninth.
and Main Streets, RICHMOND. Virginia,
CHAS. 8. STRINGFELLOW, {
s45B GEO. T.. CHRISTIAN, .S
si HUNSDONEC CARY.
Bib. MUNFORD, r. IRA
P.S$V. COGBILL,
CHAS. u. WILLIAMS,
r. W.ftHVATKIN6, e
Special Commissioners.
The bond required; Of the special COM
mlssloners, by the above named $de &c;
ha q heen dulv given. asilts8si
nAs oeeu auty eiP F. P. WINSTON,
Ef.Ss;a Clerk. q
AS authorized blythe decree OF the
Law and Equity Court Of the City OF
Richmond, Va, dated February ~ !yJo,
missioners, the above sale Is postponed,
tt. take place at the same hour and place
WEPNEs ED@RfiS 5HHH w. GEO u
SCHRisTIAN, HUNsDONl CARY 3. p.
MUNFORD, p. Y. COGBILL, CHAs. y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
WADDELL NEW
PITCHING STAR.
Philadelphia Slab Artist Wins
Tenth Straight Game, Defeat
ing White Sox.
SENATORS ARE MOVING UP
Pirates Regain Second Place in
National League-Res,,lts OF
Other Games.
81 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
.s Philadelphia, I; Chicago. l.
Washington. I; Detroit. g.
III Cievcand-New York frain)
Boston-st. Louis (ran).
Where They Play To-day.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland a, New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit Mt Washington.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. ". l.. p Clubs. W. L. r.
Cleveland. ...24 II .es7 wnshington..1s % 439
rhiladeiphia.23 16 $50 Boston,. ....16 81 .432
Chicago. ..22 II 1855 st. Louis. Ill "a .4ib
Detroit. go 20 100 New York...le q 40
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
landing of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, Il; Chicago, i.

feated by Philadelphia to-day. Wnddell win
ming his tenth straight game. not having been
( In a defeat this season Smith was hit hard.
score: = r. H. E.
Chicago. ..........o o oo10oo-1 o. 2
Sphiladelphin n, ..,....O2100100s II 3
Batteries: Smith and Mcfarland Waddcll
ana schreck Time. 80. Umpres. Kelley and
Mccarthy.
Washington, n; Detroit, 8.
5 WARRINGTON, June 6--Wnshng TOMS con-
secutlve hitting in the sixth and seventh sin-
nIngs with the assistance OF Detroit's crrors
gave tho home team to-day's game. Jones'
scored the first home run OF the season on the
local grounds. & gd, $s5
Il Score: Il. r. n. ~.
washington =. =. 1870 / o o 033 o.-7
u Batteries: Jacobsen. Hughes and Heyden;
MulIin and Briel. Umpire. Sheridan. Attend.
ance, 1000. Time. 1:45. * Il
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. June 6.--Albemarle. Mrs. ]
II. Willard; Hoffman, T. ". Brander, u. =
benson; Everett, w. T. Vanderpoel and wife
Netherlands. NJ, H. Mannse; Manhattan. i
Bates. II, n. Hancock; Herald Square, ~. y
Rohlnu. ", n. Robins. s Y s, +
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SPECIAL.

TWO FINE VENETIAN MIRRORS. (
Theso goods are no reproductions. but
fstrictly Original antiques. Sale positive.
Special arrangements for ladies attend-
sAs' THnYALl1NTlNu AUCTION co,
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Chs u. Broad Street.
Thursday, June 9th, ] 2. M,
Special Auction Of Original.
Antique Furniture fro m
Old Virginia Country Man
sion, Thursday, June 9th.
sont for convenience to the salesroomss
of rho Valentino Auction Co., el8 u. Broad

of s Tho va Va.entine Auction Co., als y. Broad
Sale Sale commences at 1880 A. NJ. sharp. ana
embraces IN part an old English Dining
Room Suit OF 4 pieces, IN Black Walnut,
Consisting Of Mass!ye Buffet. celleTre,ttIe,
iii handsomciyand deliberately carved with
heads ht' Of animals. birds, hshi fruits. ete.;
Handsome Clawfoot and Massive pedes-
tai Mahogany Card Table. Round Library
Table, IL solid Mahogany ea;lneh tilt ag
Mahogany Dropleaf Dining Table, %
inches wide. with Brass Cawfeet; Bronze
Statue. Ebony Ehifronlev 1n nIS with
Pearls and brass; Ros anYad c ma ana
wardrobe. s foot wide; Candelabras.
candlesticks, Old Pewdex. etc.i Mahogany
SOFAS, Mahogany Bureaus. old, Mahogany
Hand Organ, old Sewing Machine, inlaid
With Pearls and Mahogany case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
TO The Il FRIENDS ! | t: \ D
w H GO.OCH.

Unfortunate circumstances has de-
privcd me Of my little store of funds,
and now find myself broke and
compelled to seek other means .of
livelihood. have, therefore, To-
Gated myself with BEN TERRY
for the coming year, and ask my
friends to give me their patronage,
and to send what orders they can to
Ben Terry, GAINESVILLE, Va.t
Our reasonable prices arc quoted
below;
Corn Whiskey.,. $1.bO per gallon.
4-year.old Corn Whiskey, $500 per
gallon.
1-gallon jug Corn Whiskcy $3.50
o-galIon jug Corn NVhiskoy .R3, 90
:s-gallon jug Corn Whiskey ~. S4,OO
4-gallon jug Corn 1Nhiskoy 81. 5000
b-gallon jug Corn Whisky, Il. $3.50
Send all orders to Clarksyille, Va,
to Ben Terry, and I will see that they
arc promptly attended to,
References: Bank OF Mecklenburg,
Va; First National Bank Of Oxford,
N. O., and prominent citizens Of yir-
einia and North Carolina,
Yours truly,
W. ~ GOOCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
South Atlantic League.

At Savannah: Charleston. S; Savannah. 3.
At Macon: First game-Augusta, Z: Macon,
g. second game-Augusta. 4: Macon.
AT Columbia: jacksonville. 2; Columbia, q
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Southern League.

B At Atlanta: Atlanta, 8: Little Rock, 8.
3 AT Montgomery: Montgomery, 5; shreveport,
At Nashville: Nashville. Z; Memphis. 4.
At Birmingham: Birmingham 8; New Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

BY virtue OF the hereinafter mentioned
decree. I will sell at public auction
THURSDAY. JUNE sTII. 1906.
at 6 clock p. NJ. .l
the following property. mentioned in said
BLOCK 16 IS feet 2 inches southwest
corner Taylor and Elm Streets. ons block
Of tho electric lines. ,5g.
BLOCK$19-S2 feet inches. north line
Of Dance and Strawberry. Streets.
BLOCK 2-3A feet 2 inches. north line
OF Ashland and sycamore Streets.
BLOCK 3-Brontlng on north line Of
Wallace. between Meadow and Rowland
Streets. BAL feet 2 inches each.
All lots ara 100 feet deep to alleys II
and Ii feet wide.
Owing TO late extensive public and pri-
fvnte improvements in this rapidly grow
ing locality, a new activity in the sur
rounding property has boon inauguratsd,
and q rapid enhancement In Its values
may be confidently predicted.
}69 Among these lots are handsome. corner
lots. near tho electric lines; will be sold
gsingly or in blocks, as may be desired.
Ell TERMS: One-third cash. and balance
in three equal instalments OF six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest; title
retained until nil the purchase money is
{ PUG tAtu = 20 70 LANE sTBRN.
5. rs Special Commissioner.
j. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Henrico: ~.
Bacon, Guardian Plalntin'
Against :, -,
I, John %. Broaddus, Clerk Of the said
court do certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioner by the decree
entered In said cause on the 10th day OF
October 1897, has been duly given. ~
Given under my hand as Clerk OF e eng
'l'l JOHN z. BRoADpus,
June 4-tds. 'li!rls--,
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THIS "wednesday MORNING. June Z.
We viii sell at our salesr0oHs, No. obs II.
BYoad Street. commencing at 1880 o'clock.
several handsome Oak BOOK Cases, Wal
iary, Walnut Roll-Top Desk, Oak CLAW
foot Dining Table. Oak Serving Table
Oak oval,Front Corner China Case, very
Handsome Parlor suits hbo9lny Case Up,
good good, Bed Room Suits. Cak .and Walnut
Bedsteads, 50 Hair, All Cotton and shuck
and Cotton Mattresses Cooking Stoves.
Iron Beds. Washstands. Bureaus, Cots.
robes, side Saddle. and other purnt-
ture, etc.
SPECIAL,
AT 1880 sharp will sell Is barrels good
Lake Iplsh IIerrings, etc Sale positive,
" TIIN VALENrINI0A AUCTION co,
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AS authorized by the decree Of the
Law and Equity Court Of the City OF
Richmond, Va, dated February q Typ,
and for reasons satisfactory to the COZ
to take place at the same hour and place
a cHAs: s. sTRINGFELLoW. GEO. i.
MIJNF0RD. p. u COGBILL, CfIAS. u:
WILLIAMS, r. w. WATKINS. Special
Commissioners. $500. --5.-.-- .--....-
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The bond required; OF the special com-
mlssloners, by the above named decrees,
20 ussu wy ssP P. WINSTON,
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By G. T. & H. 7, Denoon.
X Real Estate Agents and ,Auctioneers,
y ,Ss'-. 81 Main Street
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by Fl. Seldom Taylor 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 8 North Eleventh Street.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06

Ted Moore of South Beach is in the
city today.
L. F. Pepin was down from Chitwood
Tuesday.
His Honor Gus Weber was up from
Ona yesterday.
Dick Evens of Newport was in the
city Wednesday night.
William Mulkey of Harlan had bust
ness in Toledo yesterday.
]. A. Peterson of Bay View was
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Some good furniture and cooking
utensils for sale cheap. Inquire at the
Depot.
Cecil Wygant returned Monday to
the o. A. G., at Corvallis to continue
his preparatory course for shy at West
Point.
Joe and Cecil Blower of mill passed
through Tuesday morning en- route to
the home OF their brother Tom in Polk
county, where they will visit for a
couple of weeks.
A. H. Rust of Philomath and Frank
NJ. Crush OF Blodgett were in the city
last Saturday night. The latter will
probably locate in Toledo in the near
future and may purchase the old Har-
rington place now owned by Mr.. Rust.
Acting on tip from the Sheriff of
Clatsop county, Sheriff Ross went to
Yaquina Wednesday evening and ar
rested d. E. Stinson, wanted at Astoria
for forgery. The Sheriff brought Stin.
son to Toledo and placed him in the
coop until this morning, when he de-
parted with his prisoner for Portland,
where he will be met by the Sheriff of
Clatsop county. Stinson was formerly
an employe in the G. & E. shops at va
quina,
AL Broadway of Fruitvale was in the
city Wednesday and in an awful bad
humor over the condition of tue Toledo
Newport road. He wants the worst
places planked, and thinks citizens in
terested in that theroughfare should
get busy at once aud devise ways and
means. He believes special tax levied
against the property abounding and
abutting on the road might be a wise
plan. Al is right about the road need
ing fixing. 1t is one Of the most i'm
portant highways in the county. Now
will somebody please kick?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06
Ordinance No. 48.

An Ordinance to prohibit minors from roam
ing abroad on the streets of Toledo at GER
tain hours.
Be 1t ordained by the Common Council of
the City of Toledo, Oregon:
Sec. l. That it shall be unlawful for a male
minor under the age OF IS years or female
minor under the age of 16 years to roam
abroad on the streets of Toledo after certain
hours of the night, without written permit
from and duly signed by the parents or guard
ians Of such minor, or unlees such minor shall
be accompanied at such time by his or her
parents or guardian or have necessary busi-
ness at such time on streets.
Sec. 2. That 1t shall be unlawful for any
male minor under IS years Of age or female
minor under l6 years of age to roam or go
abroad on the streets of Toledo after the hour
of p. m. during the months Of January. Feb
ruary, March, October, Novembe and Decem-
bcr OF any year after the passage of this ordi-
nance or after the hour of 8 p. m. during the
months OF April, May, June, July, August and
september OF any year after the passage of this
ordinance without such permit as described in
section l.
Sec. 5. That if at any time the marshal or
any other police officer of said city shall know
or learn OF any minor under the ages described
in section 2, being or having been abroad upon
or roaming about any street or streets at any
time of any year after the hours set forth in
this ordinance, unaccompanied at such time
by the parents or guardian of such minor, it
shall be the duty of such officer to demand
such minor to show written permit signed as
provided by section of this ordinance allow.
ing him or her to be upon the streets at such
time and 1t shall be necessary for such minor
to show such officer such a permit, II such
minor have such permit and II such minor
have no such permit, then it shall be neces
sary for said minor to truthfully disclose to
such officer any necessary business which such
minor has or had upon such streets of the city
OF Toledo at such time; and If such minor
shall fall to show such officer on such de-
mand such permit or fail to disclose any nee.
essary business to be on said street at such a
time, such minor shall be deemed guilty of a
violation of the provisions of this ordinance.
sec.4 Any violation of this ordinance shall
be misdemeanor and shall be upon conviction
punishable by fine of not less than (s5) five
dollars nor more than ($50) fifty dollars or not
less than two days or more than 25 days in the
city Jail or both, which will be at the discre-
tion of the City Recorder.
sec 8. If there are any ordinances or parts
ordinances conflicting with this ordinance,
they are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. This ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its publication or
posting and approval of the mayor, as by law
| required.
II. W. VINCENT, Mayor.
Attest; OTTO o. KRoosrAD, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06
"UriaIs Of a Marrteo Nan"
TaoIeau
Rose N. Schenck
fennie Arnold
EdltL EL.s

Ihe address OF welcome and the re-
sponse thereto were embellished with
numerous pretty little bouquets and
we're received with unmistakable sig
nails of appreciation, as was the vocal
solo by Miss Verna Ross.
The farce-"Trials of Married Man"
-tickled the young people immensely,
but it seemed trifie tame to the ma
tured Benedicts, all of whom, doubt
less, are familiar with worse trials.
The "good of the order" call brought
several responses, Dr. Carter leading, of
course. AS usual, the Doctor got up
and scared and went across the blue
vault of heaven like flock of meteors.
ID. S. Young, G. E. Hawkins, G. b.
Crosno, George Sylvester, B. f. Swope,
P. A. Miller and others made brief and
appropriate remarks, but as DR.. Carter
had the lead, he made them look like
the county that will not be represented
at the Lewis and Clark Fair. After
the interesting talkfest came the follow
ing turn" in the banquet hall:
... Menu -.
Clam Soup
Oranges Grapes Bananas
Olfves Celery Pickles
Cold Ham Roast Chicken
Saratoga Chips
Fruit Salad Celery Salad Grab Salad
Chocolate Cake Cocoanut Cake
Nut Cake
Tea Coffee
The above feature seemed to meet
with unanimous approval-and then
came the fireworks, in the following
order:
POST PranotaI
Postmaster Mrs. Rose w. Schenck
Fraternity" c. E. Haqvkins
"Our Sister Lodges" Mrs. Epa Peterson
"Our Husbands" Mrs. Ada E. Soule
"Our Woes" Otto o. Krogstad
Toastmaster, toasters and toasted
made the most of this feature, but we
feel that comment in detail would be
dangerous.
The pleasure laden event closed with
variety OF games, the dissipaters
leaving the hall about 2 O'Clock Wednes.
day morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06
Ed Greenbrook was up from Newport

Ed Greenbrook was up from Newport
Monday.
Jacob Holgate of Lutjens was in the
city Monday on business.
Justice Noah Leabo was a visitor
from Yaquina Wednesday.
q. T. MCGUIRE of Eddyvile was in
the city the first half of the week.
Ed Stocker, Newport's efficient road
supervisor, was in the city yesterday.
Do not forget that Mrs. Wygant Is
selling out her hats and notions at cost.
Chauncy Hawkins returned Monday
to Eugene. where he is High School
student.
Matt Wantoch returned Tuesday to
his studies at the Oregon Agricultural
College at Corvallis.
Died-At Newport, January 5, 1905,
of cholera infantum, Wilhelmina,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vessel,
age l year and months.
Commodore Simon Lentden of New
port was in port yesterday with the
Roselda. His passenger list consisted
of Merchant Charlie Loomis and Paul
Chatterton.
g. Rivears of Newport was in the city
Monday. The gentleman is one of the
officers of the Newport Navigation Com
pany which recently organized and pur-
chased the Richardson. Mr.. Rivears is
now engaged in planning for the coming
summer season. The Richardson will
be docked and repaired, aud the com.
pany expects also to put commodious
and finely equipped launch on the bay.
Arrangements will be made for handling
a much larger crowd than has ever be.
fore visited Newport, the finest and
most popular resort on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Rivears is an old steamboat
man and will have charge of the bust.
ness. The other members OF the com.
pany will reside in Portland.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06
Uncle Jacks Novel Scheme.

ANGORA, Or., Dec. ~, l9O4.
To the Honorable Board of Trade OF
Lincoln county, Oregon:
was appointed by your honorable
body as one of committee to solicit
subscriptions in this precinct for an ex.
hibit from our county at the Lewis and
Clark Fair, and as do not bell eve this
precinct will subscribe anything, |
would suggest that we use the revenue
from the saloons of Lincoln county for
that purpose. The people of the whole
county pay that money into the SALOONS
in the first place, and | see by the action
of the December term of court that
said court does not hesitate to call on
the taxpayers pretty heavy to defray
the expenses of saloon rows. There
foie, in justice to the people, let us use
the saloon revenue for an exhibit at
the Fair and not tax the people any
further. A. j. OGLEsBY.
In this connection The LEADER will
merely say that an examination of the
records proves that the cost to Lincoln
county arising from saloon rows aver
ages less than 500 per year. About
230O persons pay taxes in Lincoln
county. If Mr.. Oglesby pays as much
taxes as the average man, then his
share of this annual burden is about
An cents. So much from taxpayers
standpoint. IL the citizens from all
over the county contribute to the sup
port of these legalized saloons, that is
probably their business, and they will
continue regardless of the disapproval
of Mr.. Oglesby or the editor of THE
LEADER If they would rather blow in
their money against booze than for a
Fair exhibit, that is also their business,
Notwithstanding the disapproval of the
above-named temperance advocates.
But there are worse bllghls on a COM
munity than we'll regulated licensed
saloon, and one of them is an aggrega-
tion of knockers who are against every
thing which touches the taxpayer for
even a postage stamp. 1t is safe to say
that it would be Just as hard to raise
the revenue for the proposed exhibit II
Lincoln county had no saloons. In
conclusion The LEADER will again state
that it does not believe saloons will
long exist where they are not wanted.
Citizens whose stomachs and brains
refuse to perform their functions un-
less they receive daily or periodical
booze bath are responsible for their
presence. The saloonkeepers are just
as good citizens as their customers.
There is no law compelling the latter
to patronize the boozeries, get woozy
and 60 home to their families without
the price OF necessaries.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-01-06

B. f. Jones and son Francis and Ar
thur Bryan went out to Salem today.
The boys expect to- hold down clerical
positions during the session of the
Legislature.
I. ]. Pepin of Chitwood is in the city
today. That isn't all of the story, but
it is all we are going to tell.
George Landreth sells the best talk
ophones on the market. Hear them.