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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-01-22
COMMISSIONERS
COURT In SESSION
Tax Levy Made, Supervisors
Appointed, Much Other
Businss Done
CONTINUED from last issue)

Petition of John Robertson, ask
ing for his appointment as super
visor of Olalla dyking district
granted and Robertson appointed.
Here Court selected the names O.
200 taxpayers from the 1908 assess
ment roll to constitute the jury list
for the year 1909.
Recommendation of L M Com
mons that S G Denny be appointed
supervisor district 5, rejected.
Remonstrance of w M Miller, et
al, against road levy in district 2,
rejected.
In the matter of the report of J
D Logan, supervisor and claim for
S102.25, continued for itemized ac-
count.
Petition of D F Scott, asking for
the appointment as supervisor dist.
7, approved and Scott appointed.
Application of J H Glines, fol-
franchise to lay water pipes in
Waldport, continued.
In the matter of the subscription
list of Lincoln County Leader: Or
dered that the Lincoln County
Leader be and is hereby appointed
and designated as the official news
paper for Lincoln county for the
year 1909, upon the same condi,
tions and terms as heretofore exist.
ing.
Report of J c Robertson as super
visor district Is and claim for $12. .4C
approved, and Clerk ordered to
draw warrants as follows: Andrew
Wsnuski $50, G w Hewitt s, Paul
Chatterton 14.40, J c Robertson
1910.
Report of / B McJunkin, super
visor Olalla dyking district, ap-
proved.
Bond of w E Ball, as Assessor,
approved.
Petition of G R Ellsworth for re-
payment of tax, dismissed,
Report of F B Leslie, as super,
visor district II, approved.
Bond of Ed Wade, as saloon
keeper, approved.
Petition for division of road dist
No. 10, dismissed.
The Court audited bills as fol.
lows:
F A Goodwin, reg. voters. .;...S &c
Sam Hill, ct al, cost bill State VS.
Rexford, $50. 90-allowed. .... As q
A l. Mcdonald, stock inspector. IS OF
S G Denny, road super. dist 5. 81 II
l B McJunkin, superintendent
Olalla dvking dist. Sl35.5O
allowed. 80 6(
Reeve & McJunkin, building and
completing Olala dam, $45s-
dl1OWeu .............. OSt' "
Hans Leganger, work on Olalla
dyke and dam. ............ IL q
B McJunkin, work on Olalla
dam as supervisor. r.......... Al 81
] Taylor, work on Olaila DAM. 2 q
Jas Gather - 4 6t
+ Salvage, 42I
G Olson, 8l
S johnson, q A
JW Robertson 33 o.
Dickinson, 6 O.
n Peterson, 10 OF
Geo Sylvester, reg. voters 49,. 2 81
w s Hall, reg. voters at Siletz.. so
Elmore & Company rent Of build
for polling place. e........... 5O
Allen & Anderson, assisting clerk
canvass vote Nov. election 78
Yaqu,na Bay News Reporter,
printing. ................... 2
E M Stanton, work. on Silelz road o.
DH Williams, work on road. IL o.
Fir & Spruce Co., lumber. ct
Romtvedt & Kyniston, work on
roao ..-.........'.'''.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-01-22
o M Dodson, making election

4
| DOOCnS. ~
Frank Priest, building booths
and lumber for same. ...... 2 so
Ross E Moores & Co., supplies. 3 90
Sam Hill. registering voters. .. 3 "a
Newton & Nye, supplies. ... 10 30
Austin Rosebrook, care Of Lou
Hall. "a 90
G R Ellsworth, boarding insane 8 90
A F Stoner, super. dist No. IL 80 so
Chas Hassman 7 IA 90
VIM Sharp 8 % 65
J N Taylor 10 90
Bennett Olson, lumber. .... 16 90
Hathaway Bros, making irons
for Five Rivers bridge. ...... 25 20
] N Taylor, amount due for COM
pletion of road. ............. 12o w
A B Hunt, supervisor dist. II
and claim 32 so
G T. Permele, hauling lumber. 90 so
G 7 Vernon, registering voters. 275
Glass g. Prudhomme, supplies. 62 20
Elk City Lumber Co, lumb -. 10 OS
A ] Oglesby, supervisor dist.
and claim ............. 16 rs
City Meat Market, meat for Fin
ley and Owen. ............ %
W E Ball, work as Assessor. =. 141 90
R P Coin, salary, stamps and
travelling expenses, sl27 .6S-al-
lowed ................. 127 IS
M Allphin, taking care of Owen
and Finley Nov and Dec S55-
allowed 20 90
j Fl Ross, clamps and sundries. IL 10
Ira Wade, stamps, freight and
express. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 DO
W E Ball, stamps for Nov and
Lee. .................... %
Woiverton Orton, work for AS.
SCISSOR Lutz, s4-not allowed
R S Van Cleve, supplies for Fin
ley and Owen. ................ l3 %
Geo A Hall. supplies. ...... 90
Jacob Burkel, bread for Finley
ana owens. ................. lO
Newton & Nye, supplies for o.
ALA dyking district. ..... 74O
Lincoln County Leader, printing 10 20
Otto o Krogstad, supplies. 49,. 20
c r Evens, report as supervisor
dist and claim ...... AZ So
c R Evens, hall rent for April,
June and Nov elections. 900
Bushong & Co, supplies, sl49--
allowed ..................... 95 90
j F Stewart, supplies. ........ 205
Toledo Livery Stables, draying. l so
L E Casteel. room and lights for
June and November elections. 6 90
H E Peterson, fixing clock ..... l so
F M Termans, supervisor dist
and claim ............... SO so
F W Carson, work for county. $50
John TurnidRe, janitor. 40 90
Oren Ruperts, county charge. 80 90
John Eckert, a county charge,
s20-alIowed ................. 10 90
H Lewis, supplies, ,........ 800
w G Fischer. ct al, drawing jury
list for Siletz precinct, $4-al-
lowed Observation-Disclosures. 800
j c Dixon, report AS supervisor
district 10 and claim ....... 27 so
L M Starr, work for Assessor 20 90
Glass & Prudhomme, adding ma.
chine, $3.50, rejected and ma.
chine ordered returned.
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Notice.

Look up your tickets. No. II
draws that beautiful $40 doll at the
N. Y. cash store. The party hav-
ing the lucky number will please
bring it in and get their doll.
l.. M. and G. Il, MCDONALD.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-01-22

w. H. Horsfall was over from
Siletz yesterday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-01-22
For Sale.

Building, containing 2 stores on
main floor, with 10 Office rooms
and a large lodge hall on second
floor. Fine location on main busi-
ness street in Toledo, Oregon.
Inquire, MRS. E. OFsTEDAHL,
Toledo, Oregon.
~-~-
Will trade city lots for timber
lands in Oregon or Washington.
Mill Land Company, 713 Corbett
Building, Portland, Oregon.
Bet your lifel But insure it first
it the Oregon Life Insurance Com
pany. GEO. TYLER,
Agent, Newport.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-01-22

Buff Orpington Chickens.
A few fine cockerels for sale. Eggs
now ready, $1.50 per setting of Is.
Mrs. S. CENTER, Toledo, Or.
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County officials Salaries.

Independence, Oregon,
January Is, '09
To the Editor:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
ROUTE ANNOUNCED
 FOR Y. M. c. A. RELAY RACE

The members of the Y M C. A. junior classes are looking forward to the Newspaper Relay Race. to be run Thanksgiving morning over the prin- cipal streets Of Montgomery, with a great amount of interest. The teams have been chosen and the boys are practicing hard every day and intend to be in the pink of condition. it1 Following Is the revised route Of
 Start at Dexter avenue and Bain- bridge, in front of capitol: down Dex- ter avenue. first relay corner McDon- ough street: down Dexter avenue, sec ond relay at Court Square; up South Court street; third relay corner Ala bama; up Alabama to Perry. out Per 1 ry, fourth relay corner High; on High, fifth relay corner Hull; down Hull towards city to Alabama. sixth relay on Alabama between Hull and Bainbridge; on Alabama to Bain- ridge north on Bainbridge. seventh relay corner Washington; last lap down Washington to Y. NJ c. A.
 tag day will be held Saturday by the boys department to secure mon the department. at the association building. Mrs J. Warren Jones, Mrs. E. W. Gay and Mrs. M, c. Getsinger have kindly consented to take charge of the tags for the department. They will be assisted by about twelve of
 The membership contest, Is growing exciting The Orange side still leads with 45 points to it's credit. The Blue team gained five points Tuesday and has brought Its score up to 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
BALL NLAClATES HOLD SESSION Joseph Talks About Memphis Meeting. NOTHING MUCH $ DONE Some Trades Are Discussed and
 One Decision Reached. southern League Circuit May Be Mod fled In the Event That chstts-
 nooss Finally Manage. to
 Cop That Muck Talked
 of Franchise.

A meeting of the hoard of directors of the Montgomery Baseball Associa- ton was held Tuesday night at the office of President Joseph. The object of the meeting was to hear the report of Mir. Joseph in regard to the Memphis meeting. Several trades that are be- ing asitated were brought up at the meeting.
 Dan Kerwin. last years right fielder of the Climbers. will be sold to an Eastern League club. probably Buffalo the trade having been made in Mem phis. Kerwin was bought by Gremin- ger last spring from the Minneapolis club of the American Association. He is veteran in baseball. having played in the big league years ago and for several years was one of the stars Of the Louisville club. He started as a pitcher and ranked among the top of the huriers until his arm went back on him. That Is the cause of his leav- ing Montgomery. for he Is a good hit ter and faster than the average on his feet.
 Burnett. the younsster for whom Rockenfeid was traded to Spokane, will be played in right field if he can All the bill. The second baseman to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NOTED CASE ON TRIAL
THIRTEEN NEGROES CHARGED
 WITH COMBINED OEFEysEs.
Accused of Robbing and Burninx of Reyneid's st0re asd Gsin More
 Than . Year

Crowded to the railing, the court room of the City Court of Montgomery presented an unusual scene Tuesday during the beginning of the trial of thirteen negroes on the combined charges of buglary grand larceny and arson. The situation is an echo of the raid which a mob of negroes made up- on the store and gin of Bryant Key holds. of Tharin. May 2l. 1908, and footed and burned the buildings. The court room was filled with practically all of the negro inhabitants of the Tharin neighhcrhood. nearly 200 in number.
 The defendants are: clevis Bailey, Peter Davis. Robert B. Jones. George Sankey Silas Boykin, Sid Bailey. Joe Segars. Lucy shelton. Will NobIes, Fred shelton. Tom Bailey. George Flowers and Win Bailey. Jones is the only one not charged with the combination or felonies. The case against him is burglary and grand larceny.
 George Sankey. another of the de- fendants. probably will be States witness. as 1t is said that he has con- fessed. It Is believed that other na- groes than the thirteen are impiicat- ed.
 Dificuity Ras,, experienced in, lem. panneiling }ufy Tuesday < morning when the case was called. The drag net of the sheriff was put to work on the streets. and the necessary twelve collected.
 The case probably will drag through Wednesday Involved in the case, as witnesses and defendants. are almost 100 people.
 The case is. the last upon the docket of the criminal court, for the term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
CLASSY GAME PROMISED
RATTLE ROYAL WILL BE AUBURN
 GEORGIA GAME.
With Pr0spects for C1eaer Game Than Contest of Last Thanks- | giving Day.

One of the classiest and most in teresting of the seasons football of ferings south of the Ohio river will be that when the eievens of Georgia University and Auburn clash at the Word from Atlanta and Auburn states that the coaches and captains of the rival teams are putting their the the gridiror battlers viii reach Mont gomery Thursday morning fit to put up the game of their lives. 7
 The struggle here Is certain to ss a1sT sis Ds proporeion of the psSrn alumni in this and adjoining states will hike to the capital city for the annual game and that the Georgia CO., ous by their absence.
 A big bunch of rooters from Auburn Is expected to arrive In Montgomery with the team and to make make al ail the he the referees whistle until the last minute of the second half has sped.
 On paper and comparative form, the
 ssm: hsss ss ssst ssST eysby xsParn as T the battle between the schools in this city year ago. Auburn had all the best of the imbrogiio and got away seer. ws sss of ss ss%e s ss ss %as
 Since the last turkey day. Georgia has learned a lot of football and her worthy foe for the Auburnites or any other team with championship aspfra- : tions. The improvement shown over last years form by the Georgia team. Coach coulter's pets in action. is really remarkable. This means that the Crackers will be harder to beat this year and 1t may be that the or ange and blue will be trailed in the dust of the Climbers park.
 Much interest In the game Is mani fested and 1t Is assured that a big crowd of football enthusiasts will game is called at 3 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
TWO FAST GAMES TO
 BE PLAYED THURSDAY

Birmingham. Nov. 23.-(Speciel,)- )- Reports were given out today that both the Howard College team of East Lake (Birmingham), and the George town (Ky.) team were In good shape and fine game was anticipated Thurs day morning on the West End gridiron, in this city.
 The Georgetown University eleven averages TIT pounds, while the back field totals 157 pounds. The game will start promptly at 10 o'clock.
 The game between the Louisiana State University eleven and the Uni- versity of Alabama eleven will be play ed in the afternoon at the State Fair grounds in Birmingham, and a large crowd will be out, Reports from these two teams are to the effect that they are also in good shape and are anxious for the fray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
WASHBURN IS CAPTAIN
Y. M. c. A. BAsKETBALL TEAM
 CHOOSES ITS LEADER.
Games With other Cities Have Been Scheduled and the Season Will Start About necem-
 her 1S

The members of the first team basketball squad of the Y. M. c. A met Tuesday evening in the office of Physical Director c. E. Stock and elected J. Harris washburn as captain of this years team. MT. Washburn succeeds w. B. Paterson, Jr., who re- signed as captain a few weeks ago.
 The members of the squad have been practicing faithfully three times a week since the basketball season be. gan. The first game will be played about Dec. Is, probably with Birming hame Y. M c. A. Games will also be scheduled with the Birmingham Ath- lumbus (Ga) Y. M. c. A., and few college teams.
 Four of last years star players will not be seen in this years lineup. and the local Y. M. c, A. will send g weaker team into the field this year tc battle for the honors of the associa- tion, This years squad is composed oi Stratford, May and Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Ppan BONE DEAD.

He Was Pioneer Citizen of Dothan.
 Dothan. Nov. Especial. )-Pete Bone one of the pioneer settlers of Dothan, died at his home several miles south of town Saturday night.
 The warehouse cotton is still on fire. It is scattered all over the north ern portion or the city, and most of the bales have been torn open. in or- der to extinguish the flames. It will be probably a week before the last trace of Hame will he extinguished.
 The city has taken charge of the situation and has large force of Ia borers at work.
 Tuily J. Andrews. who. for the past few months. has been associated with the local ofice of the Southern Ex- press Company, left last night for Jacksonville, where he goes to accept a position as messenger between Jack sonville and Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

he bought from Gin .innsu was dis- cussed at the meeting, as was also the four new pitchers.
 Tn his talk to the directors Presi- dent Joseph was optimistic. The prospects are very bright" he said. land think that we will have a team next season that can hold its own with
 inc Schedule Committee, President Knvanaugh. Secretary Coulsin of the Mobile Club. and President Kuhn of the Nashville club, VIII send copies of their sch edules to each club one month before the February meeting, and by the middle of January the 1910 season will be out of the hot stove circuit.
 Instead of an Eastern and Western division, as has been the case since the organisation of the Southern League, there probably will be North . cru and Southern division if Chatta- nooga is included in the 1910 circuit. At present Montgomery, Atlanta. Bir- mineham and Nashville are ID the Eastern division. New Orleans. Mobile, Memphis and Little Rock in the Wes- tern division. If the new divisions are made, New Orleans. Mobile. Montgom- cry and Atlanta will be in the south ern division. and Birmlngham. Nash vile. Chattanooga and Memphis In the Northern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
STUDENT" SLOSSON
 IS BEATEN BY CLINE

New York, Nov. 2s.--George F.. Slosson, the local veteran. and fa- vorite in the tournament. was defeat ed by Harry Cline. of Philadelphia. this evening by score of soc to 392.
 The Philadelphian gave splendid | exhibition of open table and nursing plays in his twenty-first inning. which resulting from three cushion shots. netted him 45 carrooms. ten of them With A carefully played run of 120 in his thirty-fir Inning. which was full of brilliant open table work, Cline overlook Slosson. and with an untin- ished run of 34 ran out game in the 35th inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
FACULTY IS CRITICISED
REFUSAL TO PERMIT PRATT TO
 PLAY IN GAMES.
Pollard Evolves No New wrinkles and westeFn Newspaper Makes
 Some Commenfs ea -

The ectaon of the faculty of the University Of Alabama in refusinx to s9y sf x. Peril rsa.hn Prsss sagts,n and star ter in the south. to play in the game against Tennessee saturday or in any other game until he has removed the studies. has been the subject of . great deal of discussion. The vote of the faculty was decisive and was In seeordsnce ace tsa with the policy of bring
 Pratt was not ineligible by any of the rules of the Southern Inter-coI- versity ruled off its own man because he had not attained the required standing in his classes. It came at a time when the team was badly crib pied. Aust4ll Is out of the game with . sprained ankle and two men in the line are playing In spite of injuries. It was the one time that the rule but the faculty decided that its own laws and the principic involved, were greater than winning. although as if turned ont. Alabama won in spite of
 The following is from The Chicago Journal:
 There is something new in football Pollard. a professor Of the University of Alabama, with football Irociivities invented it.; He has worked out system or IormAtlons prevlousiy un- heard of in American college football.
 But to explain how the Pollard system works: The center of the Ala bafna team on offense turns his back on the opposing players. The other ten players group themselves Tn the position occupied usually by the backs
 "Then perhaps two will march im- posfngfy mp to the line of serimmaGe. turn one to the right, the other to the left. and walk out to the end position Then a few more march out In perfect time to the end of the line, their evo- iutfons.
 No matter what 1t is it finds the Ala aber1a players massed on the two ends with the center absolutely un- protected Of course there are six players on the line Of serfmmage. If the snap Is made quickly the plays get oway iu fine style. For an end run ft finds half dozen Alabsma players punched at the end of the scrimmage line and ready to form in- terference- The opposing team is us-. uafly left staring in awe struck won der while the Alabamians 20 through their evolutions. Unless some ride op- ponent comes piunFinT through the unRarded center and musses up the quarterbsck before he malxes the long pass to either end. there Is usually gain"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NEGRO IS CAUGHT.
used of shooting Porter of Railway

Accused of shooting Porter of Railway
 TRafn.
 Tom Jordan, a negro tramp, who is alleged to have shot Mack Brown, a porter on an L. and N. train Monday night. was captured Tuesday morning and placed behind the bars of the coun- ty jail to answer to a charge of assault to murder. ss The difficulty occurred at station cail- ed Merry. east of Montgomery. and Jor- dan Is said to have been stealing ride on the train when detected by the DOT ter. When he was ordered to leave the train he is said to have shot the DOT ter through the right leg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
se,.noe haul For Nerroea

Washington. Nov. 2S--Within the Howard University grounds today there was laid the corner stone for the new science hall. which Is being erect ed at cost of $9e,000, the amount ap- propriated by Congress. The occasion was significant fin that this will be the drst Institution intended for advance ed training in physics. chemistry and biology ever erected in connection with a college for negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
WRIGHT TO TALK.
Will Address Young Men's Club Thurs
 day Night.

Seaborn Wright of Rome, Ga. has been secured to address the mass meet ing at the city auditorium Thursday night. He will talk on the amendment issue The meeting will be held under the auspices of the local Young Mems Prohibition Amendment Club. The members of the club held meeting Tuesday evening at the Y. M c. A. building and made plans for Thurs days meeting.
 It is the intention of the club after the election November 29 to organize under a different name and hold reg uIar monthly meetings. Talks will be given at these meetings. and ways and means will be discussed for interesting more of the young men of Montgom- cry in church affairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
MeCiong-Pennington.

Columbus, Miss. Nov. 23-(SpecfaI.J James McClung and Miss Beulah h Pennington were married at the par- sonage os the First Baptist Church on North Second Avenue this afternoon. the ceremony having been performed by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Hewitt The marriage was Gretna Green If. fair. the young people having neglect. cd to inform their parents that they had matrimonial intentions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
CREW FOR MOBILE
 | RESCUED FROM SHIP

Kingston, Jamaica. Nov. 23-The Norwegian ship Athena. which sailed from Montevtdeo. November 2, for Fort Morgan, Mobile Point. Ala. en- countered the hurricane and was driy- en out of her course.
 Two days later the Athena went ashore on the Cayaman Islands. but the sIoop Canary rescued all the crew.
 Captain Ahrens was injured by wreckage and is now in a hospital hara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Fir. in Milton. Fla.

Milton, Fla, Nov. 23--(Specia1.)-- Fire broke out last night in stable, on the premises of pr. J. F. Goethe. which was fitted up as garage. Part of the contents of the garage were saved. but a touring car belonging to Dr T. N Hankins was burned The building and adjoining sheds were de- stroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
oAxLEY--cAMPBHLL.
Prominent Persons will wed la Co-
 lumbsa.

Columbia, Nov. 2s.--( Especial. )-The most brilliant social affair of the sea- son will take place Thursday after noon at 5 o'clock in the Baptist Church, where MT. Nalrl oakley and Miss Jamie Campbell will be married
 Miss Campbell Is one of Columbia most interesting and accomplished young W omen. Many of the friends and relatives of the bride-to-be have already arrived and others are ex- pected.
 Mfr. Oakley is assistant cashier oi the Manufacturers Bank of Columbia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
PLEASED WITH EXPORTS.
L.. q N. Men Looking After Steel Raj
 slaipments.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 23.-(SpecIal.) ) Hooking after the exporting of steel rails as well as other export business which. Is being done on an extensive scale by the system. Traffic Manager Compton and Foreign Freight Agent Bywater. of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad reached here to- day.
 Their time was spent on the export dock of the company where eight ves- sells are taking on cargoes for for eign ports.
 The officials are pleased with the manner in which, the steel rail, ship ments are being handled. m s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Peun Abeut Ready.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2s.--The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania football players who are at Winslow. Junction, N. J.. preparing for their final game of the season here on Thanksgiving Day with Cornell. spent today in signal practice. The team will average about five pounds q man less than the Cornell aggregation.