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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-09-03
Kernville

Mrs. J. S. Stephens is still quite
low.
Mrs. Nose Gillem is very low and
suffering dreadfully.
The honorable hardware man,
Mr.. Newton of Toledo with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcbride, Mr.. McBride's moth
er and Mr.. Jones and vile gave us
a call. They were out camping and
fishing.
Several of Mrs. Nose Gillem s
friends from the Agency and Grand
Ronde are visiting her.
A man has bought a piece of land
of jake Johnson and has McMillen
hauling lumber from the Valley to
build something.
The Hemstreet launch runs quite
regularly, carrying passengers up
the Siletz. She will carry you from
the mouth of Siletz river to head of
tide, nearly twenty miles, and re-
turn for so cents.
Charles Gorton and son of Rose
Lodge are falling timber for the
sawmill company.
Miss Pearlie Bones, two brothers,
Lee and Anon, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F..
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
Lowe and numerous others have
gone to the hop field.
Jesse Farrin has gone Valley
ward.
Mr.. McClintock got his ankle
strained and some bad bruises by a
cart load of lumber falling on him
while working at the sawmill.
Mr.. Nixen of Salmon river is
working on the road near Toledo.
Miss Muir is sick at this writing.
]. w. Bones, and his two daugh-
ters, Laura and Ella, are attending
the fair at Seattle.
John Farmer and wife are visiting
Mr.. Farmers sister, Mrs. J. w.
Bones.
Tilman Loop went back to the
Valley the first of the week.
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gather leach
0OOlNl 1NA w - week by Associate Editos

of the town site Of Elk City contain
ing some rs acres.
The Elk City Lumber Company
is busy filling orders for the local
trade.
Elk City Hotel has all rooms full
most of the time, this has been. a
busy season for Mr.. Woodford.
Col. Parker's wife and son Ed
are spending a month at the ranch
with the Col.
Trout fishing has been very good
of late, some large catches lately.
DR.. Pintler of Stayton is visiting
his people here just now.
Mrs. Frank, daughter Of Mrs.
Winskill, arrived yesterday for a
visit with her mother.
Mr.. North was in town few days
ago looking after the interest of a
county road from Elk City down
the south side Of the Bay to connect
with all the South Beach country.
This will make low grade road
from the ocean to the Valley if it
is built.
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Married

At the Commercial Hotel in this
city, Monday, August 30, 1909,
Arthur II. Mack of Marion county,
and Miss Aileen Hammer of Lin
coin county. Rev. C. r. Ellsworth
performing The ceremony.
Married-At the M. e. Parson-
age Siletz, Oregon, August %, 1909
Mr.. Daniel Jordan and Mrs. Clara
Chapman, Rev. w. T. Pearce Off
ciating.
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ELK. CITY

Elk City is taking quite boom
in the building line. Several cot
tages are going up and Dixon &
Parks are building an addition to
their store.
E. M. Mays former merchant of
this place is among the numerous
campers now at Elk.
Mr.. E. Pratt and family of Cor
wallis are living in their cottage for
the season.
DR.. w. landlord of Corvallis oc-
cupy their cottage and Mrs. III. l..
Bancroft, Mrs. landlords mother,
will remain for time.
Elk City School District voted
$4,000 bonds for the purpose of buy
ing grounds and building a new
school house.
Sig Anker, agent for colonizing
company has rented cottage from
G, l.. Knapp and will remain for
time. He has also purchased most
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S promised to the boys.

is promised to the boys.
Walddort's school will open Mon
day, October 4th, just three weeks
later than the other schools of the
county. Heretofore the school has
not opened until the first of Novem-
ber on account of the fishing season
but we are gradually getting up to
date and perhaps in another year
may get an even start with Toledo
and Newport. Prof. Earl Brown
and Miss Effie Williamson, last
years teachers, will be in charge of
the work.
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Monday.
A large stock of Sweaters just
received at r. P. Fish's.
M. ]. Allphin was an Eddyville
visitor the first of the week.
See R. A. Arnold for apple boxes.
Special rates for fifty or more.
Order your base ball outfit and
fishing tackle of Newtoh& Nye.
G. w. Davies was d Passenger
for the Valley yesterday morning.
Amos Olin returned last week
from an absence Of several months.
Miss Sophia Logan visited Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Lester Waugh.
n Prof. B. j. Hawthorne was up
from Newport the first of the week.
Miss Horner of Corvallis is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Wishart
in this city.
Ever Ready batteries fresh from
the factory every few days at New
ton & Nye's,
Johnny Akin, the dry goods man,
went to Portland Monday to select
his Fall stock.
Ralph Van Cleve, the grocer, is
figuring on giving away some grocer
les. See his ad.
c. NJ. Collins arrived from Port
land Saturday evening and is solicit
ing for nursery stock.
Mrs. T. P. Fish has just received
her Fall millinery. Ladies, call
and inspect this stock.
c. k. Crosno and F. N. Hlyden
visited the scene of the wreck on
the c. & e. last Friday.
Mrs. Rena Cartwright of Newport
visited her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
A. Bradeson, here this week.
Mrs. w. e. Peterson returned
home Frid y from a several weeks
visit with relatives at Coburg.
Fred Chambers is assessing in the
east end of the county this week
assisting County Assessor Ball.
]. F. Stewart returned home from
from Portland last Friday, where he
was purchasing electrical supplies.
J. Dickinson and wife departed
this morning for visit with their
daughters at Thornton, Washington.
Shoes of every size, pattern and
quality at Fish's store. See this
line before buying those school
shoes.
Miss Ruth Ofstedahl returned
home Monday evening from a
months visit at Portland and Sc
attic.
Superintendent and Mrs. r. p.
/ Coin visited relatives and friends at
Waldport last week, returning home
Monday.
There were several new families
in town the first of the week looking
for places to locate, but could find
no vacant houses
Rev. Pearce was a passenger for
McMinnville the first of the week.
He intends to return to Siletz in
about three weeks.
r. N. Walters, who formerly run
a shop at Albany, has opened up a
barber shop on the water front in
one of the Grady buildings.
Mrs. I. A. Mcbride returned to
her home at Oregon City Wednesday
She was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Mildred Mcbride.
/
o. II. Rosenbaum of Salem was
in the city Saturday and Tuesday
Mr.. Rosenbaum had been down in
the Devils Lake and siletz country
looking for 'aad,
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$22 for an Edison Phonograph,
plays both two and four minute
records. Toledo Drug Co.
Washing and ironing or days
work, enquire
Mrs. w. II. Conibear.
Benzoin and Almond creams for
those chapped hands and faces at
Toledo Drug Co. 25c per bottle
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For Sale.

Three yearling heifers, I yearling
bull, / Jersey and Durham bull A.
years old, Jersey COW 5-years old
2 heifers 4-years old.
F. III. PHILLIPS, Toledo, Or.
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See Dalsba, at Elk City, for your
dairy farms.
Hoes, rakes and seythes just re-
ceived at Newton d Nye's.
The noon train service will be
discontinued after next Monday.
A large and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods Just received at 4. p.
Fish's.
A new sidewalk was laid this
week In front Of al Wangh's, the
Barber shop and the Bonboniere.
Landlord Cusack Is having the
big dining room of the Merchants
Hotel renovated, papered and pain-
ted.
Conductor HoeAei II and party re-
tttrned Saturday evening from their
hunting trip over IN the Siletz
country.
Miss Marie Meihert came up fron
Newport Tuesday afternoon, where
she has been stopping during tho
Summer.
Mrs. Charles Morris returned 10
her home at Harrisburg Tuesday
afternoon after d visit with her par-
ents and friends at this place.
Con Christensen arrived down
from Portland last Saturday evening
and is experimenting the instatla-
ton of the electric plant In this
city.
G. +. Varney and family Of Lin
vile have moved to Toledo. Mr..
Varney has purchased an interest
in the transfer business with Gus
Olson.
Ex-County Judge Brown and
family and brother in law and wife,
arrived Monday for a visit among
old friends and scenes. They are
now residing at Salem.
Mrs. r. Mcbride of Oregon City,
Mac Jones Of Seattle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Newton Of this place,
visited George Mcbride and family
on the homestead last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Fish returned
home from Portland last Friday
afternoon. While in the city they
purchased their Fall stock of mill
inery, dry goods, shoes, etc.
Mrs. George G. Walker left Tues
day morning for a visit with rcla-
tives at Tacoma, Washington. She
will probably also visit the exposi-
ton at Seattle before returning.
40 Il stock ranch, 100 a level bot
tom land, two good houses, barns
and numerous other buildings.
Improvements cost as much as price
lsked, $500. Buy the improve
ments and we throw in the best
stock ranch in Lincoln county.
Address G. i. KNAPP, Elk City.
Messrs. Newton & Nye inform us
that Mr., Thompson, special agent
for the Sharples Separator company,
will be here during the Fair and
Festival and will give demonstra-
tions with his machines on the fair
grounds.
A. Brdeson has sold his farm f1g
miles north of town, on Depot
slough, to Mr.. Falcon, who has
take possession. Mr.. Bradeson
with the family will go to the hop
fields in the Valley, after which, he
says, they will probably return to
Toledo.
Drs. r. E. and NJ. c. Adams IN
tended to spend the week of the
Lincoln county Fair at their Toledo
Office, but upon urgent invitation Of
friends and relatives who will visit
the Alaska Yukon Fair at Seattle at
the same time Of our Fair, they
decided to go and left this morning.
They will be absent for week OF
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Waldport.

office returned home Monday after
staying two weeks at the beach.
G. L. Diven, manager of the H.
T. Hudson Arms Company was in
town a few days last week.
w. E. Gwynn of Forest Grove
preached in the church Sunday
morning and delivered lecture in
the evening.
H. E. Badger and family re-
turned Saturday from the Yachats
where they had been camped two
weeks.
Fred Luethe who recently bought
property near Waldport has gone to
Portland for a ten days trip.
The gasoline schooner Evie came
in again on the 9th with another
cargo of cannery supplies for Elmore
and Company of Astoria.
J. T. Mustoe of Canal Creek was
down Sunday to attend the two
meetings held by W. E; Guynn.
DR.. c. E. Linton and wife of Lut-
iens, speut Sunday aboard their
launch, visiting Tidewater .and
Drift Creek.
w. F. Ready has received a guam
tity of water pipe on the Condor and
will pipe water from his spring to
DR.. Olmstead's residence and pos
sibly as far as the school house.
Mr.. Miner, formerly of Corvallis,
is occupying a position in the Lum-
Der Company's store and expects-to
remain here during the winter.
Mrs. ]. r. Ewing of Corvallis, re-
turned home on the 26 having very
much enjoyed her visit at the beach.
John Coin, of Ashland, has re-
turned to Waldport and is visiting
his father, Judge e. Coin. John
expects to remain in Waldport a
month or more.
G. Keller and wife and H. Keller
and wife returned to their home in
Portland on the 26th after spending
three weeks camping near Wald-
port.
G.. J. Smith has returned from
his homestead near Tidewater.
Mr.. Smith has cleared up lot Of
ground on this place during the
summer.
C. F. Fischer and family started
for home in their auto last week
They had been in campnear Ready
for over a month and had spent
much time on the beach between
Waldport and Yachats. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Fischer broke a
wheel off his machine on the road
near West Yaquina and had to use
"a mower wheel so as to get to the
landing.
Attorney Mcmahon, of Salem has
been looking for his horses in the
Yachdts country. With Mr.. Heney
and Prof. Lake he had been on q
hunting trip when the horses strayed
away and have not been found up
to this time. One of the animals
is worth over 5000 and his loss is
causing his owner some worry.
The band boys serenaded James
Coin Monday evening. James
worked hard stacking lumber all
day Monday and when evening
came he went over and lit up the
band hall all ready for practice.
James got tired waiting for the other
boys to show up so went home and
went to bed. Just as he was drop
ping off into sound sleep he heard
the sweet strains of his favorite two
stop under his window. James has
not set them up to the boys yet but
the proceeds from the lumber work
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CORBEII HAS LONG
INTERVIEW WITH JEFF
B0ilermaker in Pink of Condi-
ton: Johnson Surprises
Many SportSmen.

NEW YORK. oct. ls.-When james =.
Jeffries arrives here from Europe. either
Thursday OF Friday. he vii be prepared
20 Immediately sign articles for fight
with Jack Johnson. according 10 James
j.. Corbet' who had \ three hour inter
view with the champion just before no
sailed from England and who is quoted
In cablegrnm received here as saying
JcfIrics viii certainly 'nght johnson.
The public may have believed that nc
was blufnnE. but IL was due To Jeffrles's :
honest desire TO gee whether or not he
could m himself for the ring. He IL At
now ond will night | was surprised at
his appearance. ! haven't seen him in
such good condition FOR years"
The defeat OF Stanley Hetchel by John
son was surprise 60 eastern sporting
men. IN that the negro champion dis
played such rcmarks bic skill. strength
aud agility. While II WAS hardly ex-
pcctcl that kctchcl would whip Johnson
II was expected that The result would
bc different. Sporting authorities now
agree That Johnson has been undcrtated
rather than that kctchcl was overra ~, ,
aud that Jcfrrcs has a much moro diff
cult problem with which 10 contend than
was known before the ketchel fight The
consensus or opinion here is that LOT
rics's vulnerable point win nc his wind.
which II Is feared has not improved
through FIVE years OF idlenCSs.
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Fisher, CHARGING him, with carrying con-
cealdd weapons. in tho nature OF n pair
Of iron knuckles, October Il. Deputy
Sheriff Bert ScaRer swore TO the com
plaint against Fisher.
4 PHOTOGRAPH OF young boy
about > years old was found In the
United States mails Monday. The pic
ture was made some years ago at the
secure II by calling on Postmaster Ar
thur l.. Thomas.
SPECIAL AGENT JOHN V. COUGH
Ian, who has been connected with the
| Ctah held division department OF the To-
cal land office, has been given promo
uon In the office OF 4. Christensen, chief
Of the Oregon field division
4 NUMBER OF substitute teachers FOR
the seventh and eighth grades in the
schools is needed by City Superintendent
Of Schools Christensen lie declares that
there are not enough substitutes 10 meet
the demand In those two grades.
THE BODY OF Patrick Feeney. who FOR
many years was resident OF Park City
and who died in New York city is cN-
peCted 10 arrive In this city Tuesday aft
ernoon from the east, the funeral 10 take
place in this city.
THE FOLLOWING CASES were ar
sued and submitted to the supreme rourt
Monday. John T, Young. appellant. rs.
Elnn llylsnd. Dennis Fee VS. National
Bank OF the Republic. appellant: Salt
Lake city vs. II. +. Howe. appellant
POISONED with poison ivy. while IA
crtnE flowers In the canyons near the CITY
FOR the purpose Of decorating the Webster
school. the siXyear-old daughter OF Claud
Y. Russell is lying seriously M at her
home.
STATE FOOD AND DAIRY INSPEC-
TOR HANSEN went TO Cache Valley.
Monday, to inspect The slaughter houses
there, on account OF complains made b.
uelshboTs 10 the enterprises,
SECRETARY or STATE TING GY has
issued call upon all the statc and prt-
yatc banks doing business m Utan FOR a
report OF their condition at tho close o.
business October -.
JUDGE r. p. LEWIS of the district
court held court In summit county Mon
day and Judge G. w Morse held court
In Tooelc county.
{. ALBERT GLAzER. state bank eN-
dminer. returned Monday from NrrnaL
whore he went on official business.
DOCTOR AND MRS, q. MOORE
LINDSAY will arrive home from Europe,
Tuesday evening.
Der 20 at ~ a. NJ. The intcTmeut viii
be IN the city cemetery.
GOVERNOR sPRY was In Price. Mon
day. on personal business
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Varsity Football

The University OF Utah football team
will leave for Colorado Thursday: where
they will meet the Colorado Scnool of
Mines at Denver. next Saturday. The
came is the biggest OF the season. and
IL Coach Maddox succeeds in beating the
Golden miners this year. as he did two
years ago. the varsity eleven very likely
will go throughout the season with "A
clean record, The bows from the uniNcT-
Sity are in great spirits over the pros
poet or meeting Golden, I'm spite OF tho
fact that the game is not TO be played
on the "C" Cralron.
Tho Golden squad this year is made
up largely or star PLAYERS from eastern
colleges, and Maddock knows that in
meeting Golden he is up against tho
hardest rub Of tho season. Tho conch.
Joe Curtis. was one of Maddox team
mates on tho Michigan team. ard since
that time Curtis has played tackle on
the kll-American team.
The game Saturday with the ttnh boys
will hc the nrst big contest Of the sea
son for tho miners. but Judging from the
"a smes the latter have played with minor
teams. Coach Curtis seems 10 have all
the tactics of football well IN hand.
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EMPEROR NICHOLAS
APPARENTLY AFRAID
Makes Sudden Change of Route
on Eve of Departure for
italy.

81. PETERSBURG. Oct. Is.-Au i'm
portaut aud unexpected change of
itinerary has been made on the eve of
Emperor Nicholas 5 departure for Italy.
II is understood thr change was due
IA part TO recent criticism of the en-
pcror IN the Bavarian laudtag. but As
we'll 70 other and deeper reasons, which.
according 10 the best information OBJ
'ainable here. resulted in the emperor s
decision TO avoid Bavaria and Switler-
ihnd and make a long circuit through
eastern France To reach his destination
The now route chosen is bv way of
Odessa, Posen. Frankfort and Bcsaucon.
fragce. and involves a railroad Journey
Of nearly 1000 miles
TIE earlier route planned was either
by way Of Munich or short and direct
ronic by way of Vienna
meeting between the emperor and
he president of France during tho trip
= possible. though nothing official on
this point can be obtained
The elimination of Switzerland ON lbo
trip causes no particular regret among
the Russian officials. a. the small
number OF police and military in The
mountainous country constitute most
serious problem IN tho safeguarding Of
inc emperor : train.
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Johnson Will Now
Try Out Jeffries
P|TTSBURG TURNED
OVER TO BALL TEAM
one Hundred Thousand People
Fall in Line for Grand
Parade.

PGTTsBURG. oct. Is.-Pittsburg to-
night celebrated tho victory OF us Ma
,ionai league baseball team Ia the world s
championship series. 4 great parade
marched 10 Forbes rcld. where the cXcg-
rists were held.
Mayor Mage and ornor city officials.
members % The pittSburg Baseball club
and tho Fourteenth ard Eighteenth rcEl-
ncnts OF tbc National Guard Of Penusyl-
vsuia'formcd the vanguard OF tho unique
as=rw hlnEe.
Practically every political club Of Ale
shcuy county Wis iu iine. a. were also
about 100. 900 citizens.
Ono section 81 th' Cltv constituted "a
division Of the parade. Will" the husi-
moss mon and varied trade unions
marched in another class.
Forbes n"ld was taxed tp its capacity.
Mayor Mage. Congressman James T..
Burke and other prominent citizens of
tile city made addresses.
Mayor Magee presented each player
Wlth a check FOR hts share of tho receipts
10 the worlds series.
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0NCE NOTED MORMON Is
CHARGED WITH CRIME
Special to The Tribune.


NloSOlLA, Oct. lS.-Iu charge of
upuIN United States marshal. Joseph
oullth Lee, aged Il. once famous Nor.
Huh .h preacher and member OF the
a'rng!ug angels. who too, mart i'm
inc Mountain Meadow massacre Iu the
SfiN GAYS OF Utah, was taken through
'llssSoula today on hi, way from Trout
,Ieeh 10 Helena. whore hr will bc tried
On ehargc Of eouutcrfcitiug. tho best
mutation OF = aud $40 gold coins ever
~ Montana. With Lee were hi-
.Wo sons, Henry and John. aud his AGED
"iTt, "a Nhty y Lee. also in custody.
ne old hunter attributes hi. downfall
INC descrtlon Of his "propbciir Jewel
VI ilre' which he clnims has accom-.
tauled him through hfc and puidcd
I'm ~ tunes Of trouble and I'm making
npor,ant decisions. lie said tbqt he
S as porn with the veil over his
,,Ssee' aud that ever since he has had
~ elit OF prophetic vision with the
cls:shee OF the Jewel OF fire. - lie
ialH,d 10 be able IN discern words
,S.lioed IN this ball of fire similar TO
- winch guided tho Israrlitc.
wy;,sn ne Wilderness, with tho answer
'.in.e9 therein To hi, pcrplcxitic~. This
Nsr"Si departed from him about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
COUNTRY CLUB

IN tic nist round FOR the Country club
golf championship. several close scores
were tarncd in hy the contestants Mon
day afternoon at tho club,
j. G. TAYLOR defeated j. J.. Eawlins.
up and To play.
Hampton defeated Hale up and 4
Ia PLAY
J. T. Gilmrr Cefcated George steiner
M and I TO play.
r. T.. McGurrln defeated Judge. : up
and 10 play.
EllerbcCk defeated Armstrong by de-
fault; Gcmmell defeated Dinwoodcy by
default.
!. l.. GIlmcr won from W. c. Baker
= up and to play.
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Practical Surprise.


JAMAICA y. Y. Oct is.-Thc pool
card and the threatening weather kept
the attendance down AZ the Jamaica
course today.
Practical proved big surprise when
he won the Sayville selling stake oi
$1,000
First race. five and one-half furlonEs-
Shorcham, : 10 =. won; TemptSr, TO !
second: Momus Is To /. third. Time
90 10.
Second race. mile and nc-siNtecnth-
Quecn Marguerite. ! To :. won; Imita-
tor ) 10 ? second Right Guard. 100 To-
!. third Time. 1:ia
Third race. six furlone s-Princo lmper-
al. To- 90. won. Martinez. ~ To .. see
ond; Brushhroom, to ]. third. Time.
.l;1f 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and onc-slNtccnth--
Practical. l. 10 I. won. Mary Davis. 10
;. second: Dr. HolZocrg. 10 .. third.
Time. i:fS.
Fifth race. mile and one ciehth--Neth-
ermost 10 /. won. Paradise Queen. e.
|. second; siskin. 10 J. third. Time.
- rs.
sixth race six turlonss- Rockstone. IL
10 1. won Adriuchc. > To >. second:
ComedIcnne. 10 !. thi:d. Time. 1;lf S-5.