Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-10-26

pass westward to the coast and south
to Coos bay. About ten miles south of
Coos bay the survey ends, but the route
to Eureka has been practically selected.
In an article in this (Tuesday) MORN
ing's issue of the Oregonian, supposedly
inspired by former or present relations
between Mr.. Pittock and the coast pro-
ject of the Pacific Railway & Navigation
company, vicious assault was made
on the Wilsey project, and attributed
its story to alleged statements by Sec.
retary Durham of the Oregon com
pany Mr.. Durham, when asked con-
corning the Oregonian's story, said:
"There is no foundation for it. | |
have made no such statements to any
reporter, and have no intention of do
ing so. The facts are that yesterday, |
while l was in the office OF E. F. Can |
non, in the Mckay building, an Oregon
ian reporter came to me and and asked |
me to give the status of relations be-
tween the Oregon Coast & Eastern rail |
way and eastern people. | replied in
the presence of two witnesses, Mr..
Woodworth and Mrs. Cannon, that
had nothing whatever to say, and that
ii he wanted information he must 70
to Mr.. Wisey. That is all that was
/ said. Portland Journal.
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The choicest confectionery at the Bon
Ton, Newport.
Ralph Wilson was down from Chit
wood yesterday.
THE LEADER and Portland Journal
only $1.75 for a year.
Go to the Bon Ton in Newport for the
finest tobaccos and cigars.
Thomas Ferr of Winant was in the
city Tuesday with a cargo OF smoked
salmon.
superintendent Walch of the c. & E.
had business at this end OF the line
Wednesday.
Misses Edith and Grace Ross came iu
, from Harrisburg last Sunday for briei
visit at home.
, DIR. Carter of Newport went up tc
t Elk City Monday to make some pro
Y fessional calls.
: Mr.. and Mrs, c. L. Litchtield ant
!, heir of Yaquina came up yesterday fol
C a visit with Mrs. Litchfeld's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCluskey.
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Stanton have
n moved into Toledo and will be at home
in the DR.. Thayer residence on thu
IS north side during the winter.
: Chauncey Hawkins returned Tuesday
d from Lane county and will again estab
l. lish permanent residence" in To
D ledo-all the same Siletz homesteader
70 Senders' Feed and Seed Store at AL
10 bany carries the most complete line o
: seeds in the Valley outside of Portland
Clover seed, choice, l2c; vetches, 11ac
=, Our motto Reliable Seeds.
,r Norman Anderson received a couple
w of slight injuries on his good right tis
is few days ago while operating hi
e woodsaw, and now one OF the dink
;s little wounds is all swelled up and give
IA Norman pain.
ID Deputy Fish Warden Smith of Ell
It City had of-fish.al business in Toled
70 yesterday. His catch will be eXh!bite,
1T in Justice Soule's court next week.
ID County School Superintendent Gee
Bethers is going into the strawberr
e, business. During the past week he ha
v set out 500 plants of Peter Schirmer'
le famous varieties and 100 of Thoma
Ferris. He now has a patch of 100
's' plants.
=, Farmer Lee Wade, Deputy Count.
IN Clerk, has placed on exhibition in Til
T. LEADER office raddish which weigh
:, 1115 pounds, measures lS inches /
F" length and is l6inches in circumference
VI This king of its kind was grown frol
III seed planted the latter part OF June
es is solid, sound and perfect in ever
way, and stands up firmly for the iertll
es soil and glorious climate OF Lincol
IL county.
St. Johns Church.
e- Services on the first and third Sur