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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-08-27
Ona

We had the pleasure of attending
the Merry Widows Convention"
last Monday, and we wish to state
right here that for young and hand
some widows Ona can't be beaten.
Mr.. Wolfenspurger departed Mon
day for Fort Wayne, Ind, where
he will visit his mother. His wife
will remain with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Commons until his
return.
Miss Gertrude Phelps returned
home from Dallas last Thursday.
Roy Twombly is carrying the
mail this week.
Mrs. w. H. Hulse went to Toledo
Tuesday to make out the deed for
the land on which the Baptist
church and cemetery are situated.
Mrs. Hulse has long intended to do
nate this land for church purposes.
We understand that the cemetery
is to be fenced and cleared of rub
bish, it is certainly sadly in need of
improvement.
Mrs. Walter Dodge and baby
daughter returned home from New
port Thursday.
d. w. Hewitt's baby has been
very sick this week.
G. e. Lewis is on the sick list at
present.
Rev. W. e. Gwynn held services
in the Baptist church Sunday.
Joe Sijota of Kernville was in the
city yesterday.
Order your base ball outfit and
fishing tackle of Newton & Nye.
Mesdames Scott Lane and Louie
Fuller Of Siletz went to Seattle Tues
day.
Conductor VIM. HoeAein and
family and relatives from Salem are
camping on the Siletz river this
week.
Mrs. Annie Jennings arrived
Tuesday evening for a visit with her
aunts, Mrs, John Turnidge and !
Mrs Wiley Parrish, of this place. J
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Kernyille

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Neils Ander-
son, August II son. Ask Neils
about it.
There has been number of
Salem people camping at Camp
Parmele.
G. S. Parmele and Sons are rush
ing out big order of lumber for
Grays Harbor company. They
can use few more men.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Koskla, August IS, q son. All are
getting along nicely.
Mr.. Charles Larsen is entertain
ing a gentleman friend from Port
land.
Mr.. Mulkey and family are camp
ing on the bay this week.
Mrs. Bertha Fande visited Mrs. ].
M. Stone few days last week.
L. D. Woods had fine launch
come in on the boat the 10Th.
j. W. Bones has 26 boarders.
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Albert Woods, the Philomath but
cher was on the creek this week buy
ing beef cattle. He got few but
the most people are holding for bet
ter prices.
VIM. Yoder of Philomath was a
Big Elk visitor. He helped Mr..
Woods drive his cattle out.
Tom Kelly had very painful
and rather a serious accident hap
pen by getting his hand lacerated
and the artery torn so that DR.. Lo-
gan had to be summoned to stop
the blood and sew up the wound.
He is getting along all right now.
Hello Waldportl Glad to hear
from all of you.
Not much time to write this week,
busy cutting grain.
c. R. Ballard is rustling for cattle
and sheep. Looks as though beef
and mutton might bid up little
better than present prices.
Mr.. Cameron, the man who
bought the Carnichle place. has his
two sons and their wives with him
now. They are making things
move around there.
John Mich|er is hauling lum-
Der to build a new kitchen.
Mr.. Brown from Drift Creek was
over and got a horse from B. F.
Grant. They are going to the hop
fields.
The Grant boys are still waging
war OH the wild cats. They have
got four hides stretched on the wall
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Road supervisor Terman of Lut-
jsns was in the city Monday.
The t,nts for the use of the Fair
and Festival arrived yesterday and
will be put up in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. Turnidge and
William Turnidge of Mill City visit
ed in this city last week with John
Turnidge, brother of the two gen
tlemen. They returned to their
home Friday morning.
Toledo's schools will open on
Monday, September 13. Our schools
have always been the pride of the
town and there is no reason to be-
lieve but that the coming term will
be up to the standard. 1t i, the
aim to make this even better than
any preceding term. An excellent
corps of teachers have been engaged,
the majority of whom have taught
in our schools for the past several
years. TO the High School will he
added several new features.
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COZ 1NTV NEWS News of each Community hned leach
y \ Associate
Elk City 6; Siletz 8

That was a fine game of baseball
last Sunday. A big crowd was out
to see the best teams in the county
contest. 1t was without doubt the
best game played on the local dia-
moEd this seas-n.
1t was scoreless game until the
fourth inning when Elk City run in
a string of three. The scoring
again stopped until the 7th when
Siletz made two and Elk City three
more, and in the ninth Siletz made
One more score, The Elk City men
to tally were Clyde Van Orden, Rus
sci, Cook, Parks, Graves and Davis.
Harlow, Bensell and Fenton did
the scori ,g for Siletz.
Siletz was ably assisted in the
game by Messrs. Smith and Fenton
OF Newport. Smith made some
startling catches out in right field,
Fenton playing first base, did excel
lent work all through the game.
He did excellent batting, making
a three bagger in the ninth.
Casey and Lane were the Siletz
bait, ry, and Parks and Russell for
Elk City. Ross and McCaulou UNI
pires. Ches Morrison scorekeeper.
We have not learned whether ST.
letz will try to take the champion
ship from Elk City. If they do we
want to see the game.
O. G. Dalaba of Elk City was in
the city Monday.
Telephone us your wants we will
give them careful and prompt at
tention. Toledo Drug Co.
Come to the fair and festival.
Bring the whole family, prepare to
have the best time of your life.
Washing and ironing or days
work, enquire
Mrs. w. H. Conibear.
@<NsSS
Corvallis Ice Cream. A little
bit better than the best on the
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Otis

The Otis team was defeated by
7-9 last Sunday by score of to 2.
Otis and Media meet on the Media
grounds next Sunday and hotly
contested game is expected. Otis
has won Is out of 1S games played
this season.
John Dickens was in Toledo dur
ing court week.
Leslie Bob has been moving hay
for Baxter.
Dickens, Royse and Oviatt have
their oat hay NJ cut
Joe and Fred Dickens are slash
ing on Slab creek. They have a
job of 20.acres at SIS per acre.
j. l.. Patton is slowly recovering
from his paralytic stroke which he
had some three months ago.
Mrs. Nose Killam is about the
same. She has been very low for
some time.
Mrs. Lulu Sailing of Clatskanie
is visiting with her mother Mrs. S.
j. Dickens.
B. E. Oviatt made trip to Media
Sunday after Mrs. Sailing.
Bert Oviatt has moved to Siletz
bay to fish for the Royal Chinook.
Circuit Court is over at Toledo.
Lincoln county is all right, they
only sent one man to the pen for
year and granted a few divorces.
We are peaceable over here.
Dickens & Strawzer will start to
shipping fish to Portland next week.
There are lots of chinook salmon
in SiletAbay but only a few boats
are fishing as there is no sale for
the fish.
Lots of campere at Siletz bay en-
joying the cool breeze.
The new town at the mouth of
the lake is moving right along. A
Portland Company is going to build
a twenty thousand dollar hotel and
put forty thousand dollars worth of
work on the road to Sheridan so
the autos can come in. All parties
having runaway horses had better
sell them at once.
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Waldport.

L. F. Coin and wife have re-
turned to Waldport after being away
nearly a year.
Mrs. Ruth Buchanan and daugh-
ter arrived on the 18th for two
weeks stay at the coast.
J. ]. Flett, of Five Rivers was in
town on the eighteenth buying sup
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Pi pes, Pipes, Pi es.

The largest assortment of smoking
pipes ever shown on the coast, at
Norm's Poolroom. Pipes from Is
cents to $40. Take a look at them.
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| '''A' wv iiPiii5 Oii WIZ w oiN pm
beach.
j. G. Hammel, formerly connec-
ted with the Waldport Lumber Co. !,
came down on the Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Elgin, of
Corvallis, came down from New
port on the Goth for short visit
with friends.
Francis j. Heney passed through
Waldport Monday on his way to
Portland and Seattle.
j. a. Cluvcrwell and wife of
Portland, arrived on the 21 and
went to Yachats to camp near Hos
ford's.
E. HI. Bowling and wife, of Port
land, are camping at the Bray ranch
on Ten Mile Creek. Mrs. Bowling
is sketching some of the pretty
scenes there.
DR.. Adams has arranged to spend
three days each week at Waldpo rt.
He will come down every Wednes-
day and remain until Saturday.
DR.. j. B. Olmstead returned last
week and has bought ten acres of
ground from the Ruble estate. He
has several men at work doing some
clearing.
H. B. Darling, representing the
Damascus Creamery, arrived on the
Goth to interview farmers in regard
to the dairy situation.
Joe Patterson, of Newport, came
in on the Goth with kilograms for
Mr.. Heney and also secured an in
terview from him regarding the
political situation in California.
w. Eugene Knox entertained us
two evenings last week, the first
evening in the band hall and the
next evening at Kent's hall. There
was a good attendance at each place
and the program was excellent.
The tishermens' dance occurred on
the 18th. A large number of dam
GERS were present and dancing con-
tinued until 5 Il. m. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Potter. The
band furnished the music.
Campers and visitors at the Vac
hats have been much annoyed this
season by the presence of dead sea
hons on the beach. Some of the
sports still insist in killing these
animals Just for fun. If they
were used for any purpose it would
be different but when the carcass is
left 70 decay on the beach we fail
to see where the fun comes in. 1t
is true the sea lions destroy large
number of fish but the few that can
be killed will make very little diff
ference in that line.
The Waldport Commercial Club
has received a splendid book on
Coos county, Oregon, which is pub
lished by authority of the Coos
County Chamber Of Commerce and
the COUNTY COURT. The book is in
tended especially for distri button at
the Alaska Yuk on-Pacifc Exposi-
ton and is the first one we have
seen published by authority of the
court as provided in the law passed
by the last legislature.
The fourth issue of the Waldport
Journal made its appearance last
week and contains splendid post
card view taken by G. d. Wilson, of
Chitwood. Mr.. Wilson has made
two trips into the Waldport country
this Summer and informs us that
he will soon be with Ills again to
take some views OF the Yachats
country. These post cards are do
ing much towards advertising Lin
coin County. !
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Pigs for Sale.

For sale a few young pigs.
Inquire, Claus Christensen.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-08-27
For Sale.

12 dairy cows; registered Jer-
sey sire; 4 high grade Jersey heifers.
Inquire OF lRvEN MAGEE,
Eddyville, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-08-27

See Dalaba, at Elk City, for your
dairy farms.
John Folmsbee of Elk City was
in town yesterday.
Hoes, rakes and scythes just re-
ceived at Newton & Nye's.
Dye Wade left yesterday morn
ing for Salem and Portland.
Chas. Hassman of Yaquina was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Jack Morgan returned last Satur-
day from a visit to the big fair at
Seattle.
Ever Ready batteries fresh from
the factory every few days at New
ton & Nye's.
Miss Alice Hamar of Nortons was
visiting friends in Toledo the first
of the week.
j. F. Stewart made business
trip to Portland and Washington
points Tuesday.
l.. M. Starr has improved his
residence with a new roof and is
now painting the same.
S22 for an Edison Photograph,
plays both two and four minute
records. Toledo Drug Co.
Grading was commenced at the
Toledo end of the Toledo -Siletz
wagon road this morning.
Benzoin and Almond creams for
those chapped hands and faces at
Toledo Drug Co. 25c per bottle
c. R. Evens passed through Tues
day evening enroute home to Wald-
port from business visit at Salem.
Mrs. Olive Hammond and daugh-
ter arrived last Saturday for visit
with her sister Mrs. Alice Waugh
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nelson of
Spokane arrived Tuesday noon for
visit with Mrs. Nelson's sister,
Mrs. A. Bradeson of this place.
Mrs. e. Ofstedahl is having the
old sidewalk on the north side of |
her store building removed this
week. The new sidewalk will be
lowered down to grade and will be
eight feet wide.
Mr.. McClane and wife of Port
land have been visiting here the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Grady. They went to Newport
yesterday where they will remain a
short time before returning home.
Let's all get busy and do that old
familiar trick of cleaning up when
we are expecting company. Toledo
will be visited by hundreds OF people
during the Fair, and we want to
put on our neatest appearance.
Burn up the old rubbish, repair the
broken walks and fences, and use
all the pailt you can. Make these
next eleven days Cleaning Up Days.
The August number of the Wald-
port Journal has appeared. Editor
Ready is making the Journal more
interesting with each issue. In the
last issue is added a woman's de-
partment, which undoubtedly will be
appreciated by the ladies. Virginia
Van Rensselaer, is conducting this
department.
Brother Clark of the Newport
Signal is again, temporarily at least,
out of the journalistic field, having
sold the Signal to II. G. Guild, re-
Gently publisher of the Hillsboro
Argus. Mr.. Guild is a good news {
paper man, and we predict for him {
the patronage and success merited {
by progressive newspaper. Sue
cess to Mr.. Guild, and success to Mr.. j
Clark in whatever business he may
take up,
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Thoroughbred Jersey Bull

for sale, 20 months old, price $25
Inquire of F G. HOFFMAN, Elk
City, Oregon, Mutual Phone.
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Corvallis Ice Cream. A little
bit better than the best on the
Coast.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
ROUGH GOING FOR C1lRS.
T.. l.. Ferguson BrcahS -1rm IN -1c-
cidCnt on GIiddCn Tour.

Fort Dodge. Iona. July 31-Tho Gliddcu tourists
reached here to-day after "a Of 1885 miles from
Mankato, MINI. While ono Of tho shortest runs
the route. II vas one % Tho hardest on account
Of tho character Of tho soil. which makes good
corn. but bad roads who, there has been over
abundance OF rain.
The cars were bumped about considerably and
their passengers shaken up. but the damage due
70 tho dav's run. far penalties con-
definition Of the rnads ny saying they were d.
vided into zumho. iumpo and bumpo. representing
soil culverts and ruts.
Every place along the route vas fete for tho
occasion. and every farm gate had its group and
every crossroad its gathering. while crowds lined
the roads in each village and town to sec the cars
pass.
The Maxwell car. 40 lQ, competing for the
Hover trophy, was penaized Is points for repair
ing water leak in the first cylinder, while the
Midland car No. =. vas pcnazed oG point Tor re-
pairing feudeT-
The ChalmeTs-De'roit 'huehrd. 10. g. Vas
not reported in time. Il dttcbed at y lime
bago City save pair of lovers who. With locked
arms. were crossing 4 street as the rounded "A
corner The car was not wrecked. The L. NJ and
2 car. No. q. sustained broken roar wheel the
other side Of Garden City, but quickly madc re-
pairs.
The run was narred bv an accident ~ tie Acme
car. in which r l. Ferguson. serrctarv OF the
contest hoard Of tne American Automobile Ay-o-
citation. suffered 4 broken arm
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
,rro>,I Ir,Gr-E STANDING.
SUPERBAS BEAT CUBS
INNING IUELI
Chicago Rally Ties Score, bUt nc
ElUccn SarCs Game.

Brooklyn heat Chicago by a OF to yes
terday. coming back after the cubs had tied the
score in the first half Sf the ninth inning. and
making the series with the champions even
break. Although i; was McElveen's that let
Chicago bave chance TO lie the score. he had
already helped lot With his batting. a home run
being feature and in tho second half OF the ninth
inning it mis- hit that drove i'll the winning
run
The Cubs hattod in pair OF runs in the second
inning. singles by CnanCc, St"nfoldt and Archer,
with an error hy Hunter. oeing responsible. The
Superhas woke up in the third session. however
Clement and NCElveen singled. with out and
Jordan drove them both homo with smashing
three -baEEor to night. Then Lumiey put his team
ahead with a single that scored Jordan.
Bergen singled in the seventh inning and after
the TWO had been put out. McElveen drove Bergen
home ahead of him with a crashing home run
drive to the centre field bleaChers.
McElveens error put Steinfeldt first in tho
ninth inning. and Holman singled Tinker tripled.
scoring both runners. Mcintyre went in TO relieve
Hunter, but Archer sent a long ny {" Hummei and
Tucker scored making the game even. Higgin-
hotham struck ont, however, and Eycrs foucd TO
Bergen.
Bergen and Mcintyre were easy outs when tn"
Supcrbas took their turn. but Clement doubled and
scored the winning McElvecn's single.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
D1TIS CUP DATES SET.
Doubts as to Meeting 5cith English
Team NO7c RcmOrcd.

All doubts as to the playing Of the English and
American tie matches for the Davis International
ChaLenge Cup in this country originally planned
were set at rest yesterday by tho official announce
ment of the dates for the competitions. According
TO the programme 'he first series Of singles will
he decided on SATURDAY,. September H. The remain
ing series of singles AMI the doubles match will
occupy the courts Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember Is and H. The date Of Wednesday,, Sep
tember Il. is also included in the schedule allow
for possible delay or rain
According I" the arrangements now gong for
ward under the direction of the commit oe-Dr.
James Dwight. charman Robert d Nrem and
William J. Clothier-the matches will he held
the turf Of the GermantoNn cricket Club. Phila~
delphia The four members of the American chal-
lenginG team will not be selected until the playing
OF the national championship. the courts of
the Newport Casino next month This follows tho
plan adopted last year. Should the American team
defeat the BTitCns in the ties, th"y will sail for
Australia the first week In October. 70 meet the
holding nation in the challenge competitions for the
cup. It is understood that Dwight I. Davis. the
donor Of the trophy. will accompany tho American
team in the event of fits success.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
ALTO RACE OFFICIALS.
BRIGHTON Beach Entries May Close
at Any Time.

Although July - the date set for ths clos
ing of entries for the two-day automobile race
meet 10 be held at the Brighton Beach track on
Julv 30 and 81. it announced by the Motor
Racing Association yesterday that each will be
closed when a sufficient number OF cars TO start
have been named
The officials for the meeting were announced as
follows:
Referee, Samuel B. Stevens: judges. A. r Pard-
ington Coker r. Clarkson and Alfred Reeves; UNI
rires w r Teaboldt and A Fl. Whiting: paddock
judges. Peter Fogarty. Z. T. Birdsall; Walter r
ZEE and Edward F. F1ammer: patrol judges, f
BroadweII and l.. Rockwell: timers, s. NJ Butler.
p A Sayles. A. l. McMurtry, George McCfrahaul,
Prosper C1ust and Charles J. Diegs; starter and
clerk of course. Fred J. Wagner; assistant clerks
of course Arthur Warren and Jay Cothran.
The committee to pass upon the qualifications
of drivers will be Joe Tracy, chairman; Guy
Vaughan and Arthur Ca npbei all race drivers OF
experience. Dr. George ". Bogart will be chief
Of the medical stafr and will have five assistants
on the course, besides q corp OF nurses.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
AMERICAS LEAGUE STANDING.
YANKEES WAKING UP
DEFE1T DETROIT AGAIN.
wild Bill" DonoJon Helps 1long
71tR Free Passes.

Detroit. july 2o-Jack Warhop outpitched Wild
Ril Donovan to-day. and the Yankees Won by
score Of TO l. making even break OF the series
with the Detroit champions Concideut with the
victory came the news that waivers had been asked
for Jack Chesbro whose great pitching in 1894 and
1895 kept the Yankees well up in the race. Chesbro
has not shown Iuucl. of his old form this year. and
has been with the team only because Of his con-
tract 1t is said that he will not play with a minor
league team and Is ready TO retire In any case dS
he has "A good business So Massachusetts
The game to-day close and exciting unth ths
seventh inning. when Donovan weakened. ana
there no scoring at all until the htth inninS'
when each side got A man over~7he plate. In that
period KIeinou doubled with one out, and was
caught going 10 third Narhop's tap 10 Bush
tho pitcher taking second Demluitt promptly
tripled. scoring WARRIOR. For Detroit Cobb doubled
and scored on Chase's error on bunt by Jones.
Tho Yankees broke up the game in the seventh
inning with two ou;. Laporte was safe on Bush s
error and Kleinow sacrificed. Warhop fouled 10
0forisrity and Donovan Intentionally gave Deumitt
a base on balls. Then he grew wild. however, and
passes to Austin and Chas" forced in run
Errors by Schaefer and Crawford let In two more
runs, and tho game settled.
Tho Yankees filed the bases i'm the eighth inning.
or. rather. Donovan did with three bases on balls
in succession. but wild BIZ" steadied down and
kept the visitors from adding TO their score.
In tho ninth inning chase heat out = nit 10 Bush
Elberfold sent a is 10 Jones, and Chase went 70
third when Kecror singled to right Keelor stole
second aud Went 70 third bad throw by
Schmidt. Chase scoring. Iaporte singled To left
and Kceler scored.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
JOINT YACHTING CRUISE.
Racing Instructions Issued for Run
Nert MOnth.

Victor l. Cumnock. chairman Of the regatta COM
nittee Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Clun
has issued the racing instructions for the JOINT
cruise Of his club and OF the Corinthlan Yacht
CIub Of philadelphia. which starts from Oyster
Raw on Monday August > Il Is expected that az
least fifty yachts will take part in this run. which
will be from Oyster Bay 10 Morris Cove the hnlsn
beIug off the western bTeakwater at New Haven
on August the feet will race from Morris cove
10 New London, and on the following day the run
will he N Newport where soma OF the yachts Will
toi,, the SQUADRON Of the New York Yacht Club.
The preparatory and all starting signals will oe
given from the regatta COMMITTEES yacht the
oneida which has been placed at its disposal by
former Commodore Z G Benedict Unless other
u5sa stated the rules OF the Yacht Racing Asso-
fation OF Long Island Sound will govern the races.
Prizes will be given each day In all regular classes
down TO and including Class @
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
HAPPY MADISON Falls.
Trottcr Disappoints Enthusiasts by
Poor WOrk at Parkzcau.

Those who mad pinned their faith to Richard
DelaheId's Happy Madison were soreiy disap-
pointed at the performance he gave yesterday af-
ternoon, the opening day OF the Parkway trot-
ting meeting. After running short time ago in
2:11h at Monroe he finished eighth In field sof
nine in 2:231. the first heat OF the 222 trot yes
terday He refused TO travel smoothly, and the
ga!ts which adopted in getting over the ground
included most everything in the list Doctor B.. a
good looking bay geding. driven by f. d. Hollen-
beck Hon the race in straight heats
There was another surprise for the enthusiasts
in the 213 pace, for It was regarded as foregone
conclusion that Rensselaer, Weston's Weston, with
Bud Murray in the drivers seat. would lead the
field The best he did. however. was to finish sec
ond In the final heat and third in the first two
heats Second money went to the stallion, how
ever. as Wheeler Wilkes won the race in straight
heats.