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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27
Waldport Real Estate Firm.

If you wish to buy or sell real estate,
see us. We are prepared to handle
your business promptly and on salts
factory terms.
VIRGIL HOWELL & Co.,
Waldport, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27

City eleot will be hell Mon
day, December 7, when will be
elected a Mayor, Recorder, Marshal
and three Councilmen.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Services every Saturday. Sabbath
school 1890 a. M, bible study immedi-
ately following. Everybody cordially
invited.
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For Sale.

One team of mares, wagon and
harness; 4 brood sows; 2 COWS with
calves by their side. VIII he sold
cheap. Inquire of G. H. HoRsFALL
or ROYAL PLANK, Siletz, Oregon.
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For Sale.

~ h. p. Auto Marine engine;
reversible propeller; complete. $45
if taken soon, guaranteed to run.
G. OFsTEDAHL, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27
HEADQUARTERS OF ABE LINCOLN
POsT No. 6S G.. A. r.
TOLEDO, OREGON.
NOTICE..

All Comrads are requested to be
present the first Saturday in Decem-
Der at p. m. for the nomination
and election of officers.
T. P. FISH, Adjutant.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27

Apsley's dry shod rubbers at
Stewards Store,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27
r. d. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, OREGON

Office in Schenck Building. Office
hours: 10 to l2 a. M; 2 to and to s
p. m. Emergency Calls at any time.
EEBOTH PHONES -1A
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27
For Sale.

Five hives of Bees all new boxes
and supers, $500 "A hive, see
c. B, CRosNO, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-11-27
Rooms to Rent.

Some choice office rooms for rent
in Ofstedahl building.
Mrs. +. OFsTEDAHL.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
That was an important decision

That was an important decision
handed down by the Nevada supreme
court In which II holds a boycott to
be an illegal conspiracy and all per-
sons or organizations engaging in the
same to be liable for damages. II
10 In line with other decisions OF a
similar nature against corporations
and organizations operating In re-
straint OF trade and in this respect
n as clearly a violation of the law
40 are the others. The decision is a
reafllrmatlon OF other precedents that
any combination or association which
attempts to injure the business OF an
other or restrain trade by a combi-
nation u unlawful. The principle
now seems to be well established and
other courts win fall In line when
similar cases come before them. The
courts can not discriminate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25

prize, fishing rod, by Occur d'Alene
Drug company; second prize, gold
headed umbrella, by the Bjorklund
Clothing store. Four hundred and
forty-yard dash. first prize. steel Ash
ing rod, by Branson & Max; second
prize, toilet set, by Porter Drug COM
pany. Standing broad jump, prize,
sweater, by Winn-Barr-Ch ainey com
pany. Standing high jump, prize,
sweater, by w. d. Mcfarland. Run
ming high jump, prize. medal, by Con-
sumers' company. Running broad
jump. prize by idaho Mercantile com
pany. Pole vault, prize by Famous
Shoe store. Egg race, prize by Lake
City Hardware company.
The prizes are now on exhibition
at the Bentall q Henry store. An ad-
mission OF rs cents will be charged,
and this will entitle the person to
witness both the meet and the ball
game.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
FINE FOR BOYCOTT
Labor Combination Is IndictabIe Con.
splracy.

Labor Combination Is Indictable Con-
splracy.
CARSON, New. April 25.-The SUI
pFeme court of Nevada handed down
a decision which renders boycotts in
all forms illegal and also makes It
possible for parties injured to recov-
or damages against any party. indiv-
idual or corporation who Institutes a
boycott. The case In question Is that
OF L. Q. Branson of Goldfield versus
the Industrial Workers OF the World.
The Industrial Workers OF the World
and the Goldheld Miners union de-
clared a boycott against Branson,
who conducted the Goldneld Sun, a
newspaper. The effort of the unions
ruined Branson and he sued the In
dustrial Workers OF the World.
The court ruled that as the union
was a voluntary unincorporated body
II could not, as body. be sued. The
supreme court reversed this decision
and decided neither at common law
nor under state statutes modifying
the commonlaw Is II lawful for work
men TO combine to injure another's
business by causing his employees to
leave his service by intimidation,
threats, nolestation or coercion.
Such combination constitutes an
indietable conspiracy and there can
be no question of criminal con-
spiracy as alleged In the complaint. IS
Branson, through his attorneys.
has attached $1,000 OF the union
money held In Goldheld and Tonopah.
He viii start another action immedl-
ately to recover damages to the ex-
tent Of his losses by the union boy
colt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
FELD MEET ARRANGEMENTS
Program and rrlaes for Company C's
Outing.


Program and PFiaes for Company C's
Dating,
Sunday afternoon Ii the time set
for the Company c field meet at
woodlawn park.
All arrangements have boon made
looking TO this occasion by those In
charge OF It, and Il gives evidence OF
becoming the most interesting athlet-
Il event ever held In the city. The
races constitute the FIRST event OF the
meet, and win commence at 1870
o'clock, aud upon the conclusion of
the meet a bali game win follow be-
tween Company C's team and the
nentAll a Henry team. The frst
train will leave for the park at 1915
and trains viii follow after this at
Intervals OF an hour apart until the
iield meet Il concluded. This sched-
aie on the part OF the railroads VIII
enable every one desiring 10 attend
both the meet and the ball game.
Those OF the company who win par
tieipate IN the meet have trained hard
for the various events. and Il Is said
that some excellent records win be
made, Both OF the ball teams have
among them players who have had
much experience at the game. and the
raw material, by constant practice,
has been developed into good players.
and II u predicted that the contest
between the two teams will be close
and hard-touEht enc, Prizes have
been offered by the various mer.
chants. business men and citizens OF
the city 10 the winners Of the events
included IN the meet. The events
and prizes for each are ~ follows;
Fifty-yard dash. ilrst prise. 81 iish-
Ing rod and line, By colQuhoun Hard
ware store; second prize. sweater. by
Red Front Clothing store. One hun.
dred-yaFd dash, first prize. silver
medal. By Company c: second prize.
hat. By Bentall = Henry. Two hun-
dred and twenty-yard dash. arst
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25

The Western Federation OF Miners
has repudlated William d. Haywood.
In whose defense against the charge
OF conspiracy In the murder OF for
mer Governor steunenberg 1t spent
probably 100000. The organization
did not take this step without mature
elaboration and must have had good
cause for ita action. What that Is
may never be known. or the facts
may come out and be- made public
ut any timei but whatever they may
be the action OF the executive COM
mittee IN depoaing Haywood and TAX
Ing from him all otiiciai authority has
more Significance than appears on the
surface, There Is something behind
the action,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
GAY SANTA BARBARA
Is In Holiday Attire to Receive the
Battleships.

Battleships.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April %.
Santa Barbara blossomed out into
a veritable sea of gay colors this
morning, with flags. bunting and
flowers lining every important street
and the Stars and Stripes floating
from nearly every building. For this
Is to be the day of days in Santa
Barbara, marking the arrival of the
great armada of battleships that is
now steaming northward through the
blue waters of the Pacific to the en-
thusiastic welcome that awaits ii here
this evening. For many months the
preparations for the entertainment of
the sailors of the feet have been GO
ing forward, and now that the great
day Is at hand everything is in readi-
ness for a happy elimination of the
anxious planning and heroic endeav-
ors of past days. A crowd OF Joyous
visitors such as has never before
gathered on the streets of this little
city is on hand and every passing
hour adds to the happy throngs that
will give a tumultuous greeting to
the ships of the mighty fleet when
they anchor OF Santa Barbara this
afternoon. The local committees
have spared no expense in making the
stay of the officers and sailors here
one OF the most pleasant of the en-
tire voyage, and between now and
next Thursday, when the ships will
resume the northward journey. many
thousands Of dollars will be expended
In providing entertainments for the
tars, What Santa Barbara lacks in
sine It makes Up in enthusiasm. and
it is entirely likely that the sea fight
ers win look back upon their visit to
Santa Barbara as one OF the notable
experiences OF the long cruise.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
Memorial nnr in Genrrin.

ATLANTA, Ca. April s5.-Memo-
rial day win be celebrated in Atlanta
on Monday by the Ladies Memorial
association, when crosses OF honor
viii be conferred upon veterans hy
the Daughters OF the Confederacy
The exercises win also include the
decoration OF the graves OF dead Con-
federate soldiers and a monster pa
rade. in which veterans. Daughters
Of the ConfederaCy and local military
companies viii participate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
:117BI5Y!22F53l:!HEll47H
THE COMING WEEK
Events Scheduled to Take Place in
the Next Seven Days.

NEW fORh, April 25.-Among
the important news events scheduled
for next week are the following:
Monday.
Celebration of the centennial of the
founding of the Catholic diocese will
begin in New York.
Second annual banquet Of the In
dependence league will be held in
New York.
International Olympic games will
begin in London with the competi-
ton in raequets.
Daughters of the Revolution will
begin seventeenth annual convention
in New York.
Members of the Independents Order
OF Odd Fellows throughout the coun-
try will celebrate the eighty-nlnth an
niversary Of the founding OF the or
der.
Tuesday.
Republican state conventions viii
be held in Arkansas. at Hot Springs;
Colorado, at Pueblo, and South Caro-
lima, at Columbia. and republican
primaries in the District of Columbia
and New Jersey.
Democratic state conventions will
be held In New Jersey, at Trenton,
and In Connecticut at New Haven.
Secretary Taft will deliver an ad-
dress before the Civic Forum, in New
York.
Congressional Brotherhood Of
America will convene in Detroit,
Mich.
Friends Of the Indian will hold
conference in Riverside, Cal
International championship billiard
tournament opens In New York.
Wednesday.
Republican state conventions viii
be held in Pennsylvania, at Harris
burg; Vermont, at Burlington; West
Virginia, at Parkersburg; Alabama
Davidson fa"tion). at Birmingham,
and Mississippi at jackson.
Portuguese parliament, the first
since the accession of King Manuel.
will convene In Lisbon.
National convention OF the Phi Del
tn Phi fraternity will begin at the
University OF Iowa.
Major General Charles B. Hall will
retire from active service in the
United States army.
Thursday.
Republican state conventions viii
be held In Maryland, at Baltimore;
Maine, at Portland. and North Caro-
lima. at Greensboro.
Independence League win hold
state convention In Alabama, at Bir-
mingham.
American Electrochemical society
win begin session in Albany. N. Y.
Nineteenth annual congress OF sons
Of the American Revolution opens in
Buffalo,
American Water Color society
opens annual exhibition In New
York.
Battleship feet will sail from Santa
Barbara for Santa Cruz.
Friday.
National convention OF the Gamma
Delta Tau fraternity win be held at
the University Of Michigan.
Bavarian National Art and Indus
trial exposition opens In Munich.
Saturday.
Republican territorial convention
win be held In Alaska. at Ketehikan.
Independence league state eonven-
ton viii be held In New York, at
New York city.
Democratic primaries. to vote on
delegates-at-lafge to Denver conven-
tton. win be held in Texas.
Grand parade Of Catholic societies
win be held in New York. as anal
feature OF centennial celebration.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25
TEAM PLANS A TOUR
st. Maries baseball Nine Arranging
SERIES Of Games.

Sc. Maries baseball Nine Arranging
Series uf Games.
ST, MARES. Idaho. April ass.
L. Mcfarland, manager OF the base
bali team, with c. NJ, Sargent, seore-
tary, and ]. W. SHELTON. treasurer, Is
casting about for new players. with
a view to having tho city represented
by an exceptionally strong nine this
season. Il Is Manager MeFarland's
intention to start the season about
May SO and continue through June.
July aud August. Manager McFar-
land wants TO take the team through
Paloase, Moscow and Lewiston for a
series OF games TO advertise 81.
Maries, A no formerly resided On
Lewiston. be Is anxious to show his
former townsmen what he has picked
up In the way Of baseball material.
Tho team expects TO play Spirit
Lake. Wallace, Occur d'Alene. sand
point. KAlispell and ell OF the city
league teams.
The team at present has Atkins.
FOR three years with the Montana
state league. and Scott OF the billings
city league. P. A, Spslman. last year
with Colfax. Is also q member and
win be here soon. OF last years team
Parks and Kringel are expected to
again figure In the game.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-04-25

Leave information at the Press Of
nee OF phone In your society news.
personal mention or any other item
Of interest to the public.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03

The religious work
of today is a moral
crusade against the
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03
1t is stated in and out
of season that religi-
OILS decay. whereby
Religious
Decay


we must understand clearly church
decay, is on the increase everywhere.
DR.. Aked, the sensational and aggres
sive New York divine, has much to say
upon this subject which occasions him
no little alarm. The people are anx-
ious to get away from such institu-
tions as paralyze thought and creed
bind the mind. The unaffiliated in
every city are legion. The same is to
be noticed in the Temple. But we are
far from pessimistic as far as the fu
tue of the Temple and of Judaism in
America is concerned. Judaism in
America and its embOdiment,-the
Temple,-have taken on new lease
of life. Our leaders are building up
our institutional endeavor upon pro-
gressively Jewish lines, understand
Jewish adaptability and Judaism
wonderful fieXibility and progress.
Were it not for this we would be the
bleached bones in the desert. But our
bones are being covered with flesh and
sinew. and the breath of life invig-
crates us tremendously. The future
of the Temple is assured. Our theo.
logical seminaries in New York and
Cincinnati are training men who are
equal to the task of strengthening the
aroused Jewish consciousness. and
these men are enforced by others
trained in Europe who are willing t.
cooperate and work for our great and
noble cause. The unaffiliated among
the Jews of America are coming back
to the revived and restored Temple,
and are becoming strong pillars of the
community. and we must welcome and
encourage them, we must hold their
sympathy and their interest. since
they constitute the leadership of to-
morrow.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03
The Great
Work

Work crusade against the
vicious aggravations, eXaggeratlons
and displacements of superstitious
civilization which has become out
grown and outworn. Behind the re
lgion of the men and the women OF
tomorrow there must be something
more stable and substanceful than the
shadowy tradition of a cruel creed.
and the CALLING tradition of vile ec-
clesiasticism. Behind the religion OF
the men and the women of tomorrow
there must be the glorious tradition
of a sublime prophecy which has com"
down to us from the ages OF the past
evolved and elaborated. broadened.
heightened and deepened, and this
prophecy must be cOlored with sweet
historical sentiment and memory
which will activie and actualize 1t
wondrous- wise. making it fresh and
enthusing, making it IL wonder
worker in our soul. Then will we be
able to do the work of men and the
work of women among the dwellers
on earth. and find in this endeavor
our mission indeed. This is the great
work of humanity, in propagating the
ideals of conduct and of character. in
elevating the individual and public
morality. in bringing man closer to
man. is God best served, is life best
lived. is religion best expressed. Not
in affairs and incense but in deeds OF
worth and of charity; not in supplica-
ton and petition, but in thanksgiving
and in aspiration. in personal effort
and the control of life: not in a hol-
low church, but in vitalized temple
of humanity, shall we make life com
plete and rich and intense, and we be-
come a blessing in the midst of the
earth.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03
Abuse of
Charity

1t is a virtue. large part OF our re-
ligious effort. ordered of high NOR
ality. 1t has even been said that the
conditions calling for it were divinely
ordained so that we may be trained
i'm charity. All moral and religious
teachers have eulogiZed it and coun
scllcd it. 1t is one of the great pillars
of our institutional life, n fundamcn-
tai principle of our Judaism. 1t is
unsectarian. crccdless. and churchless
1t is Gemilut Chasadim. the bestomal
of kindly Offices; but it is also Tseda-
kah, justice, Righteousness, and it thus
informs us that our generosity must
be equitable and well considered. 1t
must. therefore. be what our moderns
would call-scientific. yet it must not
be over-scientific. Ethics counsels
against the abuse of charity, and this
abuse is feature of our modern So
cicty and our modern life to an I'M
fortunate extent. There is not alone
considerable waste and leakage, but
also overmuch multiplication and du-
plication. People who have no right
to do so, draw upon the supply; un-
mindful of the aphorism of the Rab-
bis that he who has fifty guy shall not
become an applicant for charity,
many actually take what might be
expended to better advantage and SER
vice. Maladministration is rife to
large degree. Charity is actually
panperizing instead of being means
of self-help. Our own ubiquitous
Schnorrer, regular professional at
the game, as rule strong and healthy
but at enmity with labor, would live
on the fat of the land at the expense
of the toilers, and all too frequently
he is encouraged to pursue this course.
He reminds us very forcibly of Iang-
wills story about the Schnorrer who
feels that he does you favor by Civ
ing you an opportunity to do charity,
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03

converted because of material motives
which are most unworthy. The time,
however, is here when even the Chris
tian soul-catcher and soul-saver looks
upon the Jewish convert with con-
tempt and distrust the moment he has
sold his birthright for mess of pot
tage. In these days there are con
tinual rumors that Jews in high
places are seeking admission to the
dominant faith, rumOrs which have
been mildly cOntradicted. We hope
such rllmors are false; but even if they
be true, we lose nothing.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03
A Religious
School
Conference

called an unqualified Success" We
suppose because of quality. certainly
not on account of quantity since but
nine constituent bodies participated.
What was accomplished. however, was
as usually happens in such eases, the
putting of the finger on the sore spots,
the suggestion and the verbal elabora-
ton of remedial measures which can
not be put into operation. Such being
the case, these conferences are actually
worse than useless We are all aware
of the disciplinary incompetence of
our religious school teachers supply
and the vice of irresponsible par
entage. but some revolutionary meth
ods will be necessary in order to i'm
prove the situation. DeliberatiOn on
the evil is very good thing, but the
practical result is as ever a persistent
chaos. 1t would be wise to employ an
effective and a possible course of ac-
ton, but all the schools must unite in
this work. The times and the needs
are urgent. Delay is not alone dan
gerous, but it is actually criminal.
Our religious schools in this country
are in need of systematiZatiOn and CO.
ordination. 1t rests with us to attend
to this matter without unnecessary
procrastinatiOn. We must arouse pub
lie sentiment and inform our men and
women of this great need, and then it
may be more than possible to enlist
their sympathies in the great and no.
BILE task of inclining our children,
both at school and in the home, with
our grand moral truths and our i'm
perishable moral ideals.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-07-03
r,a.nordonc. The American In
dependence Day is
Day in very deed the

American Passover. It's historical
origin parallels. in somewhat different
circumstances, the great institution OF
Israel. 1t reminds us of oppression
and intolerance, of cruel and CALLING
slavery. 1t breaches a weighty ser
mon on its annual recurrence, ser
mon against these barbarOus instru-
ments cXerted over men S minds and
bodies. Its moral lesson is still I'M
needed in this great land. The fren
Zied advance of civilization has en-
shaved us to cruel taskmasters of our
own creation. more injurious by far
than those of the Egyptian Pharaoh,
more vicious than those which mis-
directed British zeal would impose
upon the American colonies in the
closing quarter of the eighteenth CEN
tury. We would do well to repair
the method of our modern celebra-
ton, into which there enters but noise
and rOwdyism and wherefrom the true
intent is being entirely lost. We
would do well to imbue our annual
observance with the spirit of those
who fought for this freedom and per-
nit the occasion to be worthy SYM
Dol of glorious Americanism. 1t
should be made to teach more clearly
the great lesson of liberty, its use and
it's abuse. It's value in the economy
of American life is great, and it must
be preserved so for our posterty.