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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
COLORADO IN LINE FOR TAFT

PUEBLO, Colo, April 2s-More than TOO delegates and as many vis- itors crowded the Grand opera house in this city today when the tepubIi- can state convention was called to order at II o'clock by Chairman J. F. Vivian of the state committee. The convention will select six delegates and six alternates to the national con vention- It Is accepted as a foregone conciusion that the Roosevelt admin istration and the candidacy of Secre- tary Taft will be indorsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

A Southern baseball league is ad- vocating female umpires. That would insure for the umpire, the last word, both theoretically and actually.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
IN HIGHEST ROCKIES
GRANITE PYRAMID coMMEMoR-
 ATEs BUILDERS OF UP
The 6as-Reiief Inscriptions Simply Name Two Men, One Facing the Pacific and the Other
 the East.

The Ames monument on the highest point of the Rockies was erected in memory of Cakes Ames and Oliver Ames. who are known in American railroad history as the builders of the Union Pacific railroad. and is. with the single. exception of the statue of the Christ of the Andes, the highest monument on the continent of Amer ica-
 The monument, both as to location and design, is perhaps the most unique
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
BROTHERS SURROGATE IN WELL
 FOUND BY THEIR MOTHER

EAST LAS VEGAS. N. N, Aprn z5. Mrs. Zachary Taylor Cooper went Q, | to call her sons to dinner Saturday and found them dead in the bottom of six-foot well. Digging Tor water on their dry land farm seven milei east of Watrous, they strucz flow of natural gas and suffocated without a sound.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
ASSAY SHOW|NGS
 IN GOLD AND COPPER
Samples Taken From Parker Claims Will Run Rich, S249
 To the Ton.

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 2S.-Assays showing S249.60 in gold and IS per cent copper to the ton have just been made in Phoenix for Emil Holden ana Harry Corwell from samples taken from the footwall of the Dixie Queen group of mining claims in the Parker district, and as a result there has been considerable excitement today among mining men to whom Holden has disclosed the richness of this, the latest big strike in the Parker dis trict.
 Holden furnished the assayer two samples, one of which went s104.40 in gold and IS per cent copper, ana the other S249.60. When it is considered that the samples were taken from the footwall of a forty-foot ledge, the strike becomes one of more than av- craze importance.
 Twenty-one miles from Parker and three miles from the famous Rawnide mine, the Dixie Queen group Is only six miles north of Carrigan's Little Clara property in the Big Williams district The character of the ore is much the same.
 \ Samples taken from all along the forty-foot ledge from one side to the other, have given assays of IS per cent copper, Is per cent lead and an average from the whele ledge of s15I in gold to the ton, together with rich suyer values.
 Holden and Corwell located the Dixie Queen group only seven months ago and since that time nave done a large amount of assessment work. Al most every foot of eNDlOratioD has uncovered rich ore, which assays high in mineral values.
 Within the next few weeks Holden will take party of Boulder, Colo., capitalists to see the Dixie Queen. rrevious to the rich strike that has just been made he carried on nego- tiations with them. Holden stated ro- day that it will not disappoint him in the least if the Colorado people do not care to buy. He believes that there will now be no difficulty in raising money to. develop the proper ty
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
Miners and Merchants Bank
sIssEE, ARIZONA
 BRANCH AT LOWELL, ARIz. SURPLUS .. .. .. .. .. .esoooo.oo CAPITAL. ..-. .. .. ..sso.Ooe.oe

OFFICERS: L. c. eHATTuCk, President. ]. N. MUHEiM, Vice President ]. x. HOOD, Cashier. z. W. STEERS, Asst Csskisr. c. 4. BENNETT, Mgr. Lowell Branch
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
Time, Three 4. M.

Husband-A storm prevented my coming home sooner.
 Wife-A storm. What kind-rain, hail. wind, barn. or brain 7-Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
Not Blew.

wlfe-Was the chauffeur sad b. cause you discharged him!
 Husband-Oh, no. He said while he was with me he spent most of his time in jail. anyway.-Judge.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
MUST RIDE IN AUTO
HAS NO CAR FARE

The sad plight OF married woman
who is forced to ride in carriages and
automobiles because she has no car
fare was told in the Kings County Su-
preme Court to-day.
The disclosure was made In the case
Of Mrs NJ. Berardino, Of Roseoank
$. J., against her husband. who is
wealthy banker of No. "a Mulberry
street. before Justice Carr Mrs. Ber-
ardino has sued for separation ana
her attorney to-day made an apphca-
ton for alimony and counsel fees pend
"Until recently this was a happy fam
Tv." said l.. Claiiin kellog. who ap-
peared for Mrs. Berardino. The wife
and her children are living. at Rose
bank Formerly they lived eXtraNa-
gantly. but now, while they have car
riages and automobiles, which the hus-
band supplies Mrs. Berardino cannot
get enough money to pay carfare.
Mr.. kellogg began to tell OF the oanN-
ers career. He came 10 this country a
penniless boy and had built up a for
tune, he said. At this point David Nc
Clure. who appeared for the husband
asked for an adjournment for one
week. which Justice Carr granted.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
LEAP YEAR GIRL
DISAPPOINTED IN
THE "CANDY KID"
Bella Clark Liked Walter Het-
trick Till He Put Blame of
Elopement on Her.
MONOTONOUS AT HOME
That's Why She Took so5 of
Her Fathers Money to
Finance Romance.
MONOTONOUS AT HOME

Pretty little Bella Clark, the fifteen
year-old girl who eloped with Walter
Hettrick, the Candy Kid' Of West
Brighton, S. l.. last week, financing
tho romance with ss5 she appropriated
from her fathers pockets was not re-
penting at leisure in the Children's So
ciety rooms on Staten Island when an
Evening World reporter saw her there
to-day.
Although her romance is shattered
and her faith in the candy kid" van
ished, a. he put all the blame for the
affair on her when they were arrested
yesterday on their return home, tho
eyrl says she can't stand the monotony
Of a rigid home hfe and If her parents
decide to have her committed to an
Institution she will do the same thing
again II she gets a chance.
"Of course" she admitted. 81 don't
think much of Walter now. but l did
like him when / made up my mind to
run away. My father never allowed me
any liberty or any spending money and
when l saw the chance to get s9o took
IT. A girl can't go travelling around
alone so. as while / was still thinking
whether / hadn't better put the money
back. Walter came along. and l decided
taat he should come too. and We could
get married when we had chance. He
was tickled to death at my proposition.
I'VE went to the Grand Contra! sta
tion and bought two tickets for Bur
falo. My, how the people did stare,
and one old lady on the train asked
me If I was married. said yes. we
had run away-so that was pretty
near the truth anyhow Walter wanted
10 spend the money right away. He
suggested getting off at Albany and
taking in a show.
Il thought that would be al tight,
but il was too late when We got there,
but we guessed we'd stop over any
HOY and registered at the Commercial
Hotel. We went around Albany and
Walter bought me lots OF candy and
got cigarettes and a new hat for him
self. l bought hat. too. but they've
taken that away. | got a long skirt
for myself as well. because II made me
look older. I looked like a kid with
out a regular grown-up rigout.
Walter. whom l had always thought
an awfully nice boy, disappointed me
though right there. He said he wouldn'
get married for a while, and when I
insisted he said we'd go over to Jersey
and get married because it was easier
there. When saw that he didn't mean
10 keep his word i guessed I'd better
come home. and he said he was home
sick too, so we came back here and
The evening world., 1908-02-27

got arrested That's about a'y Euess,
except that wish I had that hat.
Walter Hettrick VINO - -e'uuleen
and local dandy. Is held in 81, o. hail
for examination on Feb. -, and declines
to say anything about the affair except
to blame the girl. Bella's parents, VINO
are respected in the community IN
which they live, say that the girl ~ SO
headstrong that the only course to take
is to have her confined in reformatory
Institution.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

FACIAL SOAP-Woodbury's cele-
brated Facial Soap; the genuine kind.
Regular price 1876; special at D. l3e
RUBIFOAM-The celebrated Rubi-
foam Tooth Wash, regular size bot
tie. Regular price 1876; special
TALCuM POWDER-Mennen's cele-
hrated brand of Talcum Powder, Vio-
let and Borated, in regular size can.
Regular price i2c.; special ..... 1Oc
TOOTH BRUSHES-Good quality
Tooth Brushes, assorted styles OF
handles and fine quality bristleS.
Regular price ioc.; special at. ....7c
SANlTOL TOOTH POWDER-The
genuine kind Sanitol Tooth Powder,
the regular size can. Regular price
i6c.; special at................. l2c
SHAVING SOAP-Williams's Mug
Shaving Soap, round cakes. Regular
price Sc; special at. at...........3l2c
WITCH HAZEL-Special brand E%-
tract Witch Hazel, the household
standby: extra quality; S-oz. size at
Sc: io-oz. size at l6c.; 32-oz. size
al .......'., ..'..'.'''. ''''''' Z1C
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Women S Goats Half Price

Stylish Travelling Coats OF light and dark mix
bres saa and checks @ loose or semi, double
a.. Striped Norsted Goats double breasted. semi
i'''eq, AT SI5O instead of SIS.
h,o iandsome Broadcloth Coats. 30 inches long
oiaek and colors. at 80, instead OF $40 and SIS
floor. Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27
To-Day, Friday and Saturday. February H. 20 and %
Sale of Toilet Goods
and Drug Sundries
In Both Buildings

we will offer in this treeday sale only the staple and mos
up-odae lines of Toilet Goods and Drug Sudes The price
are much less than what you regularly pay and in many instance
below the actual cost of manufacture
The evening world., 1908-02-27

OF special mixed feathers -Vx3v in wesI
pounds. EigEth floor New guiIuIr
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Wonen's S1.25 Pique Globes. 9Oc
One-clasp in tan shades. Rotania Old Ruila,,
The evening world., 1908-02-27

in vi VI @ south american norsehair. full SIZE, 5+x1
NJ IN one or Two parts. Weight pounds Snlalle
sizes IN proportion Eiehth floor. NeN builiiuy
The evening world., 1908-02-27
soc to soc Corset Laces, CSC

OF silk pink blue; >. . and yard. U.r
50c soc and soc, 25c Main floor Old Bi,a,n
The evening world., 1908-02-27
N7.5O 10 $40 Oil Painting. $40

lands"e cnoice groups, including Venetian scenes
l9yiS apes am marine subjects. Size ot cahEas
and sween , m In ornanented gou pi,sns
The evening world., 1908-02-27

VIOLET AMMONIA-Good quality
Violet Ammonia, pint size bottle.
Regular price ioc.; special at ..... 7c
DANDERlNE TONlC-Knowlton's
celebrated Danderine Hair Tonic and
Scalp Cleanser, large size bottle:
SPECIAL at..................... .5oc
WESTPHAL'S HAIR TONIC The
well-known brand of Westphal's Hair
Tonic and Auxiliator, large size; spes
''ai a''''''.' .'..............5 ..5Sc
WESTPHALS HAIR TONIC - The
well-known brand of Westphal's Hair
Tonic and AuSiliator, small size;
special at.................... .29c
TALCUM POWDER-Special O'Neill
Brand Violet TalclIm Powder, in
glass bottles, perforated top; extra
fine quality. Regulir price i5c. bot
tie; special at t................. Zoe
TOOTH BRUSHES-Special lot of
extra fine quality bristles Tooth
Brushes, assorted styles of handles.
Regular values i5c. to i9c. each;
special at ...................1lc
ALMOND CREAM-Hinds's Honey
and Almond Cream. The original
package; special at. t............. 27c
The evening world., 1908-02-27
y5 Wve Sprfnos. S5.7.
81. % Feather f1uo4vs. $3.50

sizes. EivhtI floor S.u 7 All Al IN ~
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Womea's $3.50 Suits. $l6.75

breasteWG Wide and narrow striped sutngs: double s,
iJsou' semi ftted coat: wide de-plaited skirt.
at sls Striped Suits, with singe-breasted coats
in biack' instead of S27 80 Chiffon Panama Suns
coat s1 .3!ue and brown. with semi-htted hy-lroh'
" at So instead OF $50 Su to,r. Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Irish Motifs Reduced

Az 15c, from 25c: at CSC from Soc up to 1925
.ron, a Second floor. Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27
S26. so brussels kuos. $3.50
S22 Hair Mattresses. SIS

manufactures. ISt,,h fi'.,r Nav Ruild
The evening world., 1908-02-27
of andard Sebing NJ achtnes
Sf5 10 SIS ModeTs at S55

new ana lave Just seven Standard Sewing Ma ~
pies yespees except that they have served sam
regularly 81 close them out at 81 eaeG ,anard
Sewing NJ ana $50. Also Just So S'at,u
'''e fhdchlne New But.ihk
The evening world., 1908-02-27

CarDtny SelS Ke0ucsd
Carving sets at S2.7o ana $40. were 81 !,
and So-S-pece sets W!tn stet!!ng silver ferrules
JeNv!rS store. MAin iloor. Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Scaloped edge, with damasA borders 20
inches sscSnd floor old pu,Idin,
The evening world., 1908-02-27
So and $40 Russian Foal Ties, 81

81 Framed Pictr es. ST
Ftchings with white mats and gilt frames
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Items Below in Economy Base
ment Old Building
Bows IS Suits at $3.50

Russian Blouse and Bloomer Trousers r SIZE
g. TO Z. Sailor Blouse and Bloomer Irouseis
Also s. Double Breasted Suits, with knieker-
oocher trousers. $3.50. Sizes s to 10
s9oO Suits. S3..5; Norfolk jacket anu
"''eheroocker trousers. Sizes to l6
The evening world., 1908-02-27
75c Black Voiles, 55c
22c DimitieS. ISc Yd.

White and tinted grounds.
fects Second floor. Old Bud,,,
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Sterling Silper Toilet Articles Reduce

In the popular French gray finish
Hair Brushes. at S1.s5, regularly $3.50
Cloth Brushes, at &1.I5, regularly 23
Combs at G6c, regularly $l.25
Hat-Pin Holders, at soc, regularly SIS
Jewery store. Main floor. Old RuildinS
The evening world., 1908-02-27
4Oc to CSC Beltings. Csc Yd.

n, alt-sk moire. Best qualities with slirl
Qualifications l1a to 2ss in. wide. Black, whit
light blue, pink and mails Main ,oo. -,
The evening world., 1908-02-27

81 6obemt an g lass, 81. so
eonpotes on stand. gold design
Third floor. New Bui!
The evening world., 1908-02-27

With rose and violet decorations; % pieces.
Fifth floor. Old Buildins
The evening world., 1908-02-27
81. rs Table Linen a,
4Oc HuckabaCk Towels, rs,

Snow-white blesched Scotch Damask va
wide. Second floor Ola 'R,, a.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Mems 81 Shirts at O5c

.un snt Percales stiff bosom style. OF coat styie
;hir, attached detached fresh weil-lauhoereo
'-' - sizes IA to IL
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Tomorrow Is RED LETTER DAY
At WANAMAKER'S

what THAT nowadays the
I omyI I S ii great Rea dth tems:
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Phone and Mail Orders promp tIy filed.
Delivery in Greater New York. VI All U.dar
St, New York; 1876 Fulton II. BI.uIISn.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Renaissance Scarfs Under-Price
Bureau and Dresser Scarfs axS in at 75c
from sl.2o; 2Ox45 in, at 81, from $50
Second flpyr Old BUILDING
The evening world., 1908-02-27

soc B Its. 35c
Leather and gold braid, harness buckle.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Lace Remnants at Half Price

BLACK cream and Mnlte appNQle net Top lace
.5-in cream and white a.iovefs
second floor, Old Building.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Toilet =" Specials :"
IOc Cotton Batiste. SC

$I2 Ostrich Trimmed Hats, So
New Spring Hats. thirty different styles trim
med with flowers, ostrich feathers and ribbon.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
So to 81 Belts at ST.

or silk Iastic, double strand, studded with cut
.,eeI nail heads in fine designs mounted with nne
steei buckles; back-piece 10 match. Black, white
and colors Main fIopr. Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Dfnnervare a third Under-Price

Tan 5 f!ates. 81 doz., from $3.50
Tea ir,,uates, s. doz from $3.50 , .. so
Bread ana and Saueers. 81 doz from " atu s'O"
Covaraa' anu Butter Plates So doz., from S4y
Ess ~ vegetable Dishes. s. ca. from - %. y.
s,mIs1 ups, y doz., from $3.50 Other Items "
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Children's Stockfngs at I25sc Or.
.seconds" Of sc quality; ribbed black cotton
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Women's Garments Reduced

,o...c sc percale Aprons zoe. 5lc. GnSi an tet' e.
NirItgo,,so"" ,,o". 81 Back SAteen Petticoats ne soc
'5amtSoNhS ut zoe. jUu Corset Covers. .b'c ., w.
J;aMers at 3sc. $50 Peticoats nt 81. 3,e ltaWt avn
W aists 15c. H' ""'' "a
The evening world., 1908-02-27

I7c Huckaback Towels, IOc
All-linen: size l7xSS in.
Second floor. Old Build
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Women's Handkerchiefs

n for SOC, were s1.O a dozen un'aundered.
WITH cross bars and emb. corners.
~ I2i.c; were 2jc-I'nlaundered. rlaborately
eunroidered At 1.lac, were 3c-Hand- -emb.
Ipit no, all letters
The evening world., 1908-02-27

$50 Fur Muffs, $I45O
Extra large Bison Seal Mufrs.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

75c to 81 Bells, SOC
or silk or chiffon or steel-studded elastic
The evening world., 1908-02-27
SIPS Umbrellas. 9Oc

&c Black Linen Finished Thread at &c a spool.
2oc Silk-Covered Dress Shields. 12c a pair
20c Nainsook Dress Shields. 12c pair.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
45C Dress Linen, Csc Va.

1000 ys,rds OF W Aite Linen. 20 in. wide. Su
able Tor dresses and skirts.
second floor. Old BUILDING
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Infants $3.50 Dresses. al 81
White Lawn WAIST Dress.s, to years.
Also S5c, worth sl.l5. and SOC, worth soc.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

75c Writing Paper, SOC
Cabinets containing l2O sheets and 100 enve
lopes fine fabric finish. Main floor old Butdin.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

SIS to $135 Far Goats. $40 TO $40
n. HACK Russian foal in short lengths most,
sampe models Inir1 ftnr. Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27
SIS WILLOW Rockers. 81

For G....uIt.. -Hu yU4ne eds .!eyn enaln,
seat and pack, upholstered III leaInerette
parts nicely nnlshed. F1tta foJr Oid <uIs,
The evening world., 1908-02-27

I5c to 25c Writing Tablets, Ic
Three sizes. ruled and unruled; assorted pap,
Basement New dInr
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Women's $3.50 Goats at 81. so
70 in, semi fitting and double breasted
The evening world., 1908-02-27

[5c CaHuy, I5C
Molasses Cream leDow Jack.
Base m@nt {
The evening world., 1908-02-27

soc Hose Supporters, CSC
velvet Grip" sew-on Hose Supporters bo
quality at 25c pair. Main floor Old Building
The evening world., 1908-02-27

soc Stamped PILLOW Cases, I2c
soc Royal Society Embroidery Floss zoe do1
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Girls SIS Suits at $9.75
Jackets semi-ftting and double breasted. Size,
"A to lS years.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
So Six Umbrellas, Sl.9O
Girls s. and So Dresses, S5.7

Rrokeu lines OF Winter Goats and Refers.
s-zes for L to J. years. Third flo)r, Building.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Csc 1dffetd RlbbOH, zoe
6u in wide in lustrous finish. Black whit,
uoht blue, pink. navy blue. cardinal and brown
hkH' Main floor, Oli Rnj,Jn.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

Mems Fancy Half Hose at 121zc
Seconds" OF 26c quality. cotton
The evening world., 1908-02-27
young Homen's $50 oS25 ouits,SI7.5O

Tauor,maue SUITS Of serge, wOIs,ed and
ai-v striped cloth in black blue, brown and light
az n edtum shades. Sizes for u TO Is years.
floor. bul.dlnE
The evening world., 1908-02-27
BedSpreadS Undey-Price

Satin fnish Tor double beds an imnerfsc,,o,
In the weave that is hard to find $3.50 Bedsnrsa AZ
M 81 .5Oy 50 Bedsprsad at $1.05 each N
Second floor, Old rs,,h,.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-12
Teach ers' Institute.

County School Superintendent,
Bethers, will conduct County Teach
ers' Institute at Toledo beginning
Wednesday, June II and ending
Friday, June 10.
Instructors from out of the county
to be in attendance are, State
Superintendent Alderman, L. R.
Alderman, City Superintendent OF
Eugene Schools, and Charles H.
Jones, editor of Teachers Monthly
This institute promises to be one
of the most interesting and instruc-
tive ever held in the county. AL
are invited and urged to attend.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-12
School Closes Tuesday.

Next Tuesday the schools of To-
ledo will close for the term. Ap-
propriate exercises will be held at
Woodmen Hall Tuesday evening.
This marks the close of the most
successful school year in our history
Toledo school patrons have nothing
but praise for the manner in which
the excellent corps of instructors
has conducted the school. The
teachers are, Joel w. Wilson, high
school instructor, J. M. Wood, ad-
vanced grades, Miss Alice Fleming,
intermediate, and Miss Edith Har-
rison, primary.
The same teachers have been re-
tained for the next term, except
Miss Fleming, who was not a candi-
date Tor reelection. Miss Addie
Harrison, who taught the primary
department the two previous terms,
will again take charge of depart
ment this coming term.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-12
Fourth Of July Celebration.

Toledo is busy preparing for the
grandest celebration of the Fourth
of July ever held in Lincoln county.
The committees are all working
hard and are meeting with the
hearty support of every citizen.
The following is the program of
the day:
Salute of One Hundred Guns at
Sunrise
Grand Procession of Military and
Civic bodies, headed by the Toledo
Band, will form at corner Of
Second and Hill streets at the hour
OF 10 a. m. marching through the
principal streets to the Grove a,
Mrs. Espy's corner
Music by the Band
Song America" by Choir and Aud
ience
Reading of Declaration of Indepe =
dence, by Hon. Charles B. Crosno
Music by the band
Ora ton of the Day, by
Song Star Spangled Banner, by
the Choir and Audience
Adjournment for Lunch
Sports for the day will commence
at 2 O'Clock p. IN. on the baseball
grounds, and aquatic sports at the
water front.
Two Hundred Dollars will be
given as prizes to winning contes-
tants in the sports.
A game of Baseball will be played
in the afternoon.
Grand display of pyrotechnics at
8 O'Clock in the evening.
A Grand Ball at Woodmen Hall
will conclude the festivities.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-12
Ten Innings of Sport.

Last Sunday was a red-letter day
to all true lovers of base ball, and
the game was one that will long be
remembered by the fans on the bay.
One of the many pleasing features
of the game was the lack of wrang-
ling which characterizes and spt lis so
many contests. The day was per-
feet baseball day, warm enough SO
that you did not need an overcoat,
and could yell all you wanted to
without catching cold and they all
had chance to whoop it up, you
bet. For eight innings the score
stood 2 to 1 in favor of the visitors,
in the first half of the ninth Elk
City managed to score another run,
making the score 8 to 1. In the
last half of the ninth Toledo man.
aged to change the monotony of the
long string of goose eggs on the
score sheet by making two runs there
by tying the score. Toledo presen-
ted Elk city with another cipher in
the first half of the tenth inning
and made the much needed run in
the last half. Following is the
score by innings also the lineup of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-12

N. F. Boughey of Traverse City,
Michigan, has been in Toledo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stanton and
daughter, Edna, drove to Newport
last Sunday.
Captain VIM. Wakefield of VALID
port was a Valleyward passenger
Tuesday morning.
Harry FAINT and Ted McElwain
returned Saturday evening from
Portland where they had been for
several days.
Harry Lutey left Monday morn
ing for trip to California. Mr..
Chas Gardner will look after his
ranch while he is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Akin and
daughter, Iris, returned home Sat-
urday evening from trip to Port
land and the Rose Festival.
George Bethers as guardian of E.
A. Swan took the latter to Portland
Saturday morning and placed
him in the home for the aged.
A. O. Hooker went to Elk CITY
Tuesday morning to take charge Of
the planer at the Elk City Lumber
Comyany's plant for a few days.
County Judge B. F. Swope has
again become resident of Newport.
Last Saturday the household effects
were taken to the Resort City.
The Judge has purchased the C. C.
Kubler residence on Fall street.