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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-01-31
Development League.

Gil CnainDer, saturday evening,
January %. Vice-President George
Bethers presiding.
Minutes of last regular meeting
of October 26 read and approved.
Committee on literature reported
marked progress and submitted sam
pie folder with prices for printing
same. Bid submitted by Mr.. Col
Inns of $45 for an issue of 5000.
Moved and carried that Committee
on literature be instructed to finish
and have printed an issue, to start
with, of 5000 folders.
Following bills were allowed:
Mrs. T. P. Fish, lodgings for Mr..
Fulton, 81; w. o. w. Camp, No.
299, hall rent, So; Otto o. Krog-
stad. telegram and photo, 81 ,25;
G. r. Ellsworth, meals for Fulton,
-.
Communication read from Cotton
California, Chamber of Commerce
relative to banners on fruit cars 60
ing east. On motion communica-
ton laid on table.
The following officers were elected
for the following year: President,
VIM, Scarth; Vice President, E. ].
Avery; Second Vice President, G.
R. Schenck; Secretary, c. B. Cros
no; Treasurer, A. T, Peterson;
Directors, c. E. Hawkins, j. F.
Stewart, and G. H. Gardner.
In the matter of county High
School. 1t being the unanimous
opinion of the meeting that county
high school is very essential in Lin
coin county, it was moved by Mr..
Peterson that the chair appoint a
committe of three to prepare petit
tions and circulate same asking the
County Court to order vote on es-
[tablishing a high school in. Lincoln
county. Motion carried, and chair
appointed the three directors as
such committee.
On motion of j. F. Stewart the
executive. committee was appointed
to take up the 4 cent passenger rate
with the officials of the c. q E.
railroad and try to get the same rate
as all other railroads in the state
gives. On motion meeting adjourned.
C. B. CRosNo, Secretary.
o. R. Altree made a business trip to
Newport the first OF the week.
Bruno Krolinski. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Wisuiewiski, J.. Shinar, Mike.
Joe, John, Albert and Mat Sijota were
Kernville citizens who visited the county
seat Wednesday.
The State board OF Medical Examin-
ers at Portlaed Tuesday admitted. with
about twenty other applicants, DR.
He " 3. McMurdo of Toledo to practice
medicine in Oregon.
A. 8 Charles and Isaac Martin, after
a several days visit at Sile,z, de-
parted Sunday morning for their homes
down the coast at Gold Beach. Mr.
Charles is cousin OF Mrs Scott Lane
Mrs. G. F. 'Soule returned home Sat
urday evening from Arleta where Mr.
and Mrs. Soule have been visiting Rev
and Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Soule Is here
to pack and ship their household effects
! to Arleta, where they have purchased
property and will make that theil
home in the future. Toledo regrets
losing Mr.. and Mrs. Soule who have
been valued residents of the town fol
the past eight years.
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-01-31

WANTED-Goods small dairy ranch
on river, for cash or income, bearing
Portland property. Inquire at this
office.
The City Flour and Feed Store de-
liyers free to all parts Of the city.
Go to H. E. Peterson for your spec.
tacles and eye glasses. .
A new lot of Boys Suits just arrived
at Stewards
TOLEDO'S DENTIST-Offics on Ofste.
dahl building. Hours 9-12, IA p. m.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-01-31
More Chickens.

Iwant Single Comb White Leghorn
hens. q. ID. PRESCOTT, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-01-31
Plymouth Rocks Wanted.

Iwant to buy Plymouth Rock hons.
See E. D. PRESCOTT, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-01-31

Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Services every Saturday. Sabbath
school 1890 q. m, preaching immedi-
ately following. Every cordially
Invited.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

40 al D.. b.
done its work we take pleasure IN
saying that the thing we feared most
at the hands of our party has been
happily avoided much to the credit
of leading men of the party.
In the opening of the campaign
we expected to see disagreeable ex-
ample of machine politics leading up
to the state convention, and slate
presented there for ratification. We
felt that one man, the state chairman,
could prevent such course, but we
did not believe that he would, nor
did we believe 1t until developments
at the convention proved that our
Judgment was wrong and that Mr..
Brady meant, and would stick to
what he said about the matter.
The open arena, free for all aspir-
ants, is what we wanted, and the
hard fights at the convention for
places on the ticket, the surprises
that have come and the absence OF
any attempt to ditch Senator Hey
burn, put to flight the charges that
have been made along those lines
and raise Mr.. Brady and other lead
Ing Republicans In our estimation.
We have always admitted that he
ls capable Of making good governor
II he only will, and there is more
evidence now on which to pin our
faith that he will.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
A good printer wanted at The Re-
publican Office, Blackfoot.
SCHOOL ELECTION.

At the election In BlackfOot last
Tuesday only a light vote was cast,
though a little heavier than usual.
The terms of r. d. Doud and q.
n. Holbrook expired, and G. "A. nd
wards and r. N. West were elected
to fill the vacancies.
Both the outgoing members have
served faithfully and we'll, and have
earned the respect and gratitude Of
the community by their unselflsh Ia
bors for the public. Mr.. Doud il one
who has always responded to duty
IA all such matters, and Mr.. Hol-
brook has carried the burdens OF
clerk for a number Of years, doing
his work promptly and we'll. Two
other members of the community
have now been called to fiji places OF,
the board, and IL they discharge their
duties as faithfully and as unselfishly
as all the old members have done. the
community will be under lasting OBJ
legations to them, also when they Law
down the responsibility at the close
OF their terms
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

%!'!'...s.i.s..s..s.s.i..i..i..i..s..;..i..i..i.1
Mrs. J. Baird and sons visited
American Falls on the 2Sth and 29th
attending the Norris and Rowe circus
while there.
). X. Foulks was up from Aber-
deen the past week looking over his
land which is being put in shape for
winter wheat.
Miss Dorothy Snyder returned to
evanston, Sept. Q, to attend the Ey-
anston Township High School during
the coming winter. She was accom-
panied by ]. S. Snyder and Mrs. w. q.
Davis, who have spent the summer
here, Mr.. Snyder returns to Evans
ton and Mrs. Davis to Centralia. I'll.
= VIM. Judge and family and Geo.
Shelman saw the Norris and Rowe
show In Blackfoot, last week.
Ben Johnson, who spent the sum
mer IN Nebraska, has returned to his
ranch on the Carey tract and expects
TO make his home here. His family
to come soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer are canvassing
me new school district west Of
springfield with a view to starting
school for the winter
Miss Hazel Gibson went to Salt
lake City Tuesday. where she viii
lttend school the coming winter.
Range cattle broke into the wheat
'tacks Of one of the ranchers re-
'entiy and attacked them so vora-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
CENTRALIZED sCHOOI, Ar RTGR,

CENTRALIZED SCHOOL AT RIGBY
The Rigby Star gives notice that
their string of vehicles for gathering
up children is ready, and that the
centralized school will 60 into opera
tion with the fall opening.
The Star took leading part In
getting this matter before the people
last winter and spring, and the mat
ter was threshed out and the new
system adopted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
UPHOLD THE sCHoOTs.

Another school year is opening and
with 1t comes the responsibility OF
each person of every station of life Ia
do their part by 1t.
school officers and teachers in
whose hands the management lies,
are the proper ones to be consulted
when wrongs needed righting or
when anything needs Investigating.
ana we again remind patrons as we
nave often done before, to Law sug-
gestions and complaints quietly be-
lore the proper ones mot the pupils
and the gossiping public.
rake your troubles to school off,
GERS II you viii, but do 1t In spirit
OF helpfulness, and get the benefit
OF me united pull that gives power.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
rlLDEs ].

.s-i...-s-..ssisss-s.ss-i-s-!ts.ss-i-sss.,.s.;;-
!! +. A. Burke was here the first o
the week receiving the cattle pur
chased OF s. Cooper. Mr.. Cooper 4
selling all his cattle with a view O
buying sheep and pasturing them OF
his ranch. Two or three more of tn,
cattlemen here contemplate sellin,
their entire herds because the range
Is being settled up so fast they have
to go too far for pasture. gllF
The trustees OF our school district
are having some much needed i'm.
provements done on the school yard
getting all things up in shape fol
school which begins next Monday.
Asia Humphreys of Paris, Idaho
and Oral Rich, Of Rich, Idaho. were
visiting the family Of L. ]. Rich last
week. MA .s
Varien White, having received In
juries by being thrown from d horse
went to Blackfoot Friday, August
rs, to consult a doctor.
The frost here the first OF the week
did considerable damage. All the
garden truck was entirely killed and
1t was also great loss to the farm
ers who were raising lucerne seed.
as It was all frozen.
Miss M. Alice Easley Is attending
the Institute in Pocatello this week.
The dance at Red Top Hall Satur-
day night, was largely attended. The
orchestra at Pocatello furnished ex-
cellent music and all report 4 fine
time at the dance, although much
trouble was had on the way home.
owing to the darkness and rain some
iost their way, some ran off the
bridges and broke their buggies. and
some ran into the fences; the horses
received severe cuts IN the wire.
while others had runaways and other
similar accidents. No persons were |
injured. 1t is night they Will not
forget very soon, both from pleasure I
and trouble. u
Mrs. M. Wells, of Woodruff Ida
IS visiting her son, e. N. Wells.
Hazel Gibson returned Friday. An
gust 18th, from months visit IN
1 NM =
Matthias Tanner intends to return
Q his home at Ogden, Utah, this
week. ~
Several people from here attended
he Norris and Rowe circus at Black
DOT, last week.
A social event Of last week that
yas not published was the party Civ
q by Mrs. J. Baird at her home in
onor Of her niece, Kate Reid, on
wednesday afternoon. Ice cream
nd cake were served. All had a
elightful time.
Mrs. J. Baird and children and
liss kittie Reid attended the Norris
Rowe circus at American Falls
The item published last week, con-
srning Elmo Coburn was a mistake
r. Coburn does not intend to return
ONE. He will remain here until
ecember. IN
Ray Harmon has finished his hay
'ntracts on the Cooper and Coum-
I'm ranches, and has left for Black
ot with the intention of returning |
his home in Utah.
Miss Mary Tanner will leave this /.
eek for a months visit with rela-
yes at Richmond, Utah. (.
Bae.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

Ninety-one teachers from Bingham
county are attending the institute al
pocatello this week, and they consti-
tute one-sixth of those from the en-
IRE eleven counties for whom 1t Is
designed. .
we are indebted to Miss Belle shaw
ror 2 report on the Institute and for
q Iist or all those attending from this
county. hnt for want Of help in the
once this week we are unable to
punilsht.if However, we are keen
ing the list for record, and NAV
MAKE use Of II In our school edition
10 be published in FEBRUARY
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
APPEARS TO BE A LOAFER.

The editor and the insurance man
who stay on the street during the
times when country people are in
town, busy days like Saturdays, may
work IN the Office early and late SO
they can get time to get out and meet
people, but to the man from the coun-
try they always appear to be men of
leisure who have nothing to do but
to visit with their friends and get
acquainted with new ones.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
FINED THE PUBLIsHER.

The Los Angeles Record published
a little joke that was taken seriously
and they were hauled into court to
answer in damage suit. The article
contained 272 words, and It cost
The Record $36.72 per word. Now
II The Record and some other papers
are dry and void Of jokes hereafter,
there's a reason y.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

ciously that several went out upon
the highway and gave UP the ghost.
lit is q poor rule that won't work
both ways
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
A CLEANUP ORDINANCE

IN this issue of The Republican we
publish ordinance Number SO, which
provides that weeds growing on your
property shall be removed by the
10Th OF July each year, and provides
a penalty for neglect to attend to II.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

70 give Satan his dues is the duty
and privilege of everyone who raises
ms voice IN EXPRESSION, and now that
the state nominating convention has
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04
STRIKE OF COAL NUMBERS

a reduction of wages caused
strike this week of 1000 coal miners.
q conference is being held trying TO
adjust differences. -a l's,'-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-09-04

Sunny Southern Idaho J
CAREY ACT LANDS

Practically IS 600 CAREY LANDS are being reclaimed %
under irrigation BY the KINGS HILL IRRIGATION POWER COM
PANY IN the famous SNAKE RIVER VALLEY Southern
COMING FRUIT AND ORCHARD COUNTRY OF THE WEST v.
failure reduced and where nu o,nS
no rot Of rnt resulting much
effective here during the Immediately after
payg hence the cooling moth t
mature IN perfect condition and free from
realize the Top market or his fruit boxomno
son % prevent perfect fertilization poomadn
conunueo sunshine that blossoms
causing every blossom r Of
the green fruit prevent breaking Here lie greatest
allowing much govnno t.
perfection = I sal aes f 80 so"nS !"
ms certainly land Of who
exercises ms BRAIN willing what Dame
Mature and irrigation will provide for him in motay manner - ~
KINGS powpp ~
advance the N
Rirap
rim
n Vi country ane
somake
nteoupe and all so
OF THEsN
t
our guarantee Of full mhonse
IDAHO.
coun fheeb
me
land
ho hngIoes OUR
9TH 90sbA at hlN1
wrlef or rookie C.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
TOWN TALK

W. F. Gilmore is stopping at tho Dewey,
 I'D. Darling, commercial traveller, of Seattle is at the Dewey.
 Charles MoGrath, F. T. and L. E. Buell., travellers, went to Haines yoster- day and will return today.
 ssss Claude A. Sadler, of Haines, came up yesterday and stopped at the Golden North.
 John W.Coruon, accompanied by his secretary, Harry Steel, left this morn. Ing for Whltohorse and the interior. Dr. Clemms and wife were round trip passengers on the Princess May. They made the trip to Bennett today.
 oS'' Allan Shelley returned home on the Dolphin from Seattle where he has been attending school.
 SsOs Will Ask, who has retired from the arm of G. W. Ask & Son, sailed on the Princess May this afternoon for Seattle. Willard Royal, who has been attend ing the Seattle High school for the past term, returned on the Dolphin ard will spend the summer here.
 SSSS
 W. B. King, auditor of the w. P. & Y. R., arrived up on the Princess May. He is accompanied by his daugh- ter, Marguerite.
 SO0ooS
 A. F. Robertson, A, c. Slmpson, A c, Stlrritt and Fl. B. Stark were rounu trippers on the Princess May. They are greatly delighted with the trip,
 
 MrS, c. V. Znkan returned on the PrlucsIs May from 8 trip to southern California, where she went with a view of investing in 8 fruit ranch. She re-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
WARM GAME
 F0R TOMORROW

There is to be a game of ball tomor, row afternoon concerning which there is great interest. The line up is to bo different than anything that has been seen on the field The game is be- tween the ". P. A. c. team and the A. B. team and il the latter some players arriving on the Dolphin will make their first appearance. They are said to be good ones, and with them the A. Be are going after the cup on the Fourth of July, so it Is understood. The game will therefore attract a big crowd. The game is to be called at 2:30.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

Washington June 2O-Secretary Tafts resignation, to take effect on the 8Oh of June has been accepted Luke E. Wright former governor of the Philippines to be his successor.
 Both Taft and Roosevelt wired congratulations yeser day to Sherman upon receiving the news of the nomination for second place Taft left for Cincinnati yesterday whore he will meet Sherman for conference to plans for the immediate future.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
NEW CANDIDATE
 FOR GODDESS

Nora May Harrison has joined the candidates for the honor of being God dess Of Liberty on tho Fourth of July, five votes having been cast for her. The ballots for the other candidates since tho last report have not been counted, tho purpose being co give the friends of the candidates time to sum- mon support. The new boxes have been placed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
SKAGWAY BAND
 ID GIVE PICNIC

Wagner's Sksgway hand will give picnic tomorrow at Burro creek. There will be plenty of good music, of course, and refreshments. There will be gasoline launches earring picknick- CTS sailing every two hours. The first sailing will be the lola at o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
REPORTS FROM
 RIVER FLEET

There Is plenty of water reported In the river now-twenty inches. The Selkirk arrived at Dawson yesterday. The CaSca was reported from Yukon Crossing ct l c. m.; the Whitehorse left Dawson for Whitehorse at p. m. yesterday and the Dawson at 10 p. m. The Victoria will leave WhitehorIe for Dawson this afternoon at2.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
fRY United Presa.l

Seattle, June 20-Excavatlon was begun today for the new Arctic club building. This building is designed to offer a rendezvous for all northern ers. It will combine the utility of 8 hotel with that of 8 club. The old Alaska club is merged with the club.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
(By Unhsd PreoS.)

Rochester, June 2O.-The Standard oil company found guilty here some days ago of violation of the Inter-Stste commerce laWs after trial before @ jury, and which placed the company under liability to flno of SsOO,OOO, has appealed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
(Ry United Preus.l

Seattle, June 2O.-The new stern wheel steamer Julia B., will sail from nere in a few days for St. Michael under her own steam. She is to ply on the Yukon.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
(By United Press.)

Washington. June 2o.-President Roosevelt, with his family, left thls morning at g o'clock for Oyster Bay for his vacation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
(By United Preos.)

New York, June 2O-An explosion occurred on the ocean liner Arcadia as she was docking here this afternoon. One passenger was killed and many longshoremen injured. A panic follow
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

turns more than ever pleased with Skagway. She returned some two weeks ahead of the time shO had allow cd herself.
 Miss August Nlbson and Miss A. c. winstoCk, both of New York, are at the Golden North. They are going In to Fairbanks. Neither have beeU in the north before.
 Mrs. Blshopriok and Mrs. Homer Stevens, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. GodIpg arrived up on the Princess May on visit to their parents.
 
 There were two Canadian survey parties arrived up on the Princess May to work on the boundary line. They under the general charge of A, Braba- zon. One of the parties is In charge of Mir. NeIlls.
 
 c. L. Castle, formerly Of the Los Angeles Times is In the city, With his wife he Is going into Dawson, where his brother-in-lsw, c. P. Dolen, is pare proprietor of the King Edward hotel.
 
 Mrs. "Locky" Burwash arrived up on the Princess May and, with her hus- band, who came to skagway to meet her, went over the bill and home to Whitehorse this morning.
 
 Baron de silans and A. Audsay, both of Paris, arrived on the Princess May and put up at the Dewey. They went on their way this morning toward Daw- son where they have mining interests. Neither speak English.
 
 F. Salchell Clark, who came up on the Princess May, went over the hill this morning on his way to Dawson. He has mining interests there and is going in to look after the cleanup. J. c. Guilllam, of Kingston, Ont, Is trav- cling with hlm. They stopped at the Golden North.
  The Pack Train Restaurant will servo wine with dinner orders, free in placs of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
(By United Prsss.)

Seattle, June 20.-.Henry Taft, brother of tho nominee for the presI- dency, will arrive hero in a few days on a visit. He may go north.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
0N SHIPBOARD

ed among the passengers. The ship took fire following the explosion and before it could be extinguished great damage resulted. The cause of the explosion is unknown. It is supposed to be the work of crank.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
CBy United Pross.)

Salt Lake, June 2O.-The democrats of Utah have endorsed Bryan and laud the services of Grover Cleveland.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

Chicago June 2O.-Immedately after the adjournment of the convention yesterday the national committee met and chose General Clayton Powell of Arkansas to act as chairman until the candidate for the presidency shall name his choice for the chairmanship committee was appointed to interview the nominee to who he desires to appoint It is believed that Hitchcock the who man. sged the campaign of the candidate for the nomination will be his choice for chairman of the committed and so con- tinue his work until the election returns read
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

Beat meals in Whltehorse at Royal Cafe. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

The Bull Dog IS par excellence, cal at Tony Dortero's for same.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

Cincinnati June 2O-James S. Sherman, candidate for vicepresiden arrived here at o'clock this morning. ac companed by members of the national committee Taft arrived twenty minutes later Both were greeted by i'm mense throngs of people, and their progress toward the residence of Mr. Taft grand triumphal march, The streets were crowded the entire distance and every step of way was marked by great demonstration of enthusiasm
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
PROGRAM FUR FOURTH

The program for the fourth of July celebration has been framed up and ought to produce a good time. The athletic sports will take place on satur
 day, July 4th. There will be $500 in prizes to be distributed for winners oI
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

athletic conteHts. There will be Q series of ball games between the lead ing teams of southeastern Alaska aud Yukon; hose races wet and dry tests; patriotic exercises and parade, with two grand balls Friday and Saturday evenings,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20
Hitchcock Won't Have The Job

Cincinnati, June 2O-H Hitchcock was offer ed the chairmanship of the national commit tee and management of the campaign but de- clined.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in placa of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-20

MrS, c. V. Znkan returned on the PrlnceSs May from 8 trip to southern California, where she went with a view of investing in 8 fruit ranch. She re-