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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-16

Shop Walker-Gloves, miss2 Yes, you
Will find the kids counter on the right
Rising Fifteen (witberingly)-Realiy!
And where. pray, shall ] find the ladies
counter Tit Bits.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Eddyvle
W. F. Wakefield went to Chitwoo

W. F. Wakefield went to Chitwood
Tuesday.
8. T. Loudon made trip to the
Tum Tum mill for lumber Monday
Walter Standard was in from Cor.
wallis Last week.
p. o. Shirley returned Monday
from Independence where he has
been overseeing the Rose" hopyard.
Mrs. ]. G Standard went to Vol
Greek Tuesday to see Mrs. W. Rey-
nOlds.
Irwin Magee has rented his place
to George Willoughby, and he ex-
poets to move to Newport soon.
Mrs. ii H.Gannon was up from To-
ledo Monday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Derrick Of Springfield
is visiting friends of this place.
Mr.. Wakcfelds have been picking
prunes. They have lots of them
this Fall.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Kernville

Your correspondent has awakened
and is ready to write all news that
is reported to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hall, mer-
chant and postmaster at Si1etz, are
spending few days on the beach.
Their friends are glad to meet them
and look into their pleasant faces.
Mr.. Smith, the energetic real
estate man Of Newport, was in oul
vicinity last week.
Jesse Farrin has gone to Clover.
dale with some Of the Elmore com.
pany.
Mr.. larson is painting G.. s,
Psrme!c's Large COW barn.
Mr. Hammond has gone to the
Valley after load of his household
goods.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for quarring rock at county
quarry, the crushing Of same, spread
ing same on Depoe Slough road in
Lincoln County for distance of two
miles under direction of The County
Court, all tools and material to be
furnished by the county, will be re-
ceived by the County Court of Lin
coin County, Oregon, Oh or before
8 O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday, Scptem-
Der 27 1910, the said bids to be ad-
dressed to the County Clerk, Toledo,
Oregon. IRA WADE, County Clerk.
\Se<
The building occupied by the Bon
boniere and barber shop is being re-
shingled this week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. Hammond and son in law
returned from Newberg last week.
The steamer Oshkosh came in
last week and took out load of fish.
Miss Foda and her friend, Mr..
Johnson, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone.
Lee and Anon Bones are break
ing colt to work.
Mrs. Bessie Farrin was a caller at
Parmele's the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Robertson
are moving in. Phinley Bones has
brought in two large loads of their
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs William Scott spent
some tine on the beach. Mrs.
Scott's brother, Jesse, and sister OF
Salem were with them.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Dickens two
daughters have returned to Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Thompson
who went from here year ago to
run hotel in Wilamina are here
fishing, but will go soon to run the
hotel near Dave Leone's.
Our mail routes have been SC
changed that we cannot sly whether
these items will appear in the next
paper or month from now.
The sawmill is running early and
late.
G.. S. Parmcle & Sons have COM
pleted one of the finest schoolhouses
this side of the Valley. The house
is on Salmon river. They have q
large barn to build for Bill Samuel
also two schoolhouses on Siletz.
We received word that the old
lady Calkins of Salmon River is
dangerously i'll.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City
Council of Toledo, Oregon, for the
completion of the grading salong
Gust Olson's property, block 3, on
A street, also Oh Enderly street from
A to b st. as provided by Ordinance
No. rs. Said bids to be filed with
the City Recorder not later than
Saturday, October 1, 1910. The
Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated this Goth day of Sept, 1910.
F. N. HAYDEN, City Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
News of each Community Gathered each
week by Our Rustling Associate Editors


man.. an........................... 5 so
d Logan, work Oh road In district o.. 63 50
Lincoln County Tel. Il Tel. Co., rent on
phones, Aug. and Sept........ eco
J Peterson. ct al. work OH Toledo.De-
poe-silofz road. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2622 IS
Charles Iillard balance due on contract 256 90
wisniewski, work on road IN dist. IS 81 so
Rnmsdell. payroll for district 10 for
July and August. see. 3s9 y
Gale Hill. cost bill l. W Williams VS..
Lincoln county. $50? continued.
8 A seits, ut ul, cost bill State VS.. earns a %
! Carter, ct al, csroner's inquest. s co
Lee Bones. ct al, fighting fire on Lower
SiletZ.-s22.50 disallowed for want
of authority.
J NJ Sears, ct al. work for county,. 1863 10
J a Peterson.e ct al, work on road In
district No. s................... -. 1864 %
Wm Mnckay, work In road districts No.
Sand l5 ........................ 25i9 s5
T.iedo Light. Power & Mig Co. balance
account ........ ..................... 43 8S
OeoTge EsiheTs. work isr asssssor..... "a 10
Newport Signal, rintinY................ IL 10
Yaquina Day News Reporter, printing 40 G5
4 RosehrOok, supplies for county and
care Of Lou Hall, July and August. 5S 20
" Ball. work as Assessor July & Aug. $50 20
w Ball, stamps for July and August. 25o
Mrs Ball, work In Assessors office 81 ~
Lena M Ball. work In Assessors office. n 80
oG Daiaba, work as deputy Assesssr.... 500
OLSON. WORK for assessor. or...... 500
Ira Wade. Stamps. express & kilograms 80 10
Chambers, work for as.sssor. 80 o.
McCluskey. work In teachers ex-
smlha'ion....... .......................... 70 90
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
WaIdport.

]. w. Durkhead has returned af-
ter a month in the valley.
Attorney c. E. Hawkins and wife
visited Wa!dport the 18th.
Candidates George Bethers and
Bert Geer have been interviewing the
voters in this end of the county.
leslie Evens and Dee Kent have
opened a skating rink in Evens hall.
Inspector III. w. Wetzler of the
Portland Custom House spent few
days in Waldport last week.
Nick Constantine who has resided
many years in this vicinity died the
18th and was buried in The Howell
cemetery.
Prof. Lowe has been selected as
Principal of the Waldport 'chool and
arrived in time to begin work the
18th.
DR.. Tatom Of Coquille has been
doing some dental work in Waldport
and expect to locate here in the near
future.
Cyrus II. Walker, grange organiz-
er spent few days with us last week
and also visited the Yachats.
Carl Jensen had an encounter with
big red bull last week and has had
considerable trouble with one Of his
legs which was badly lacerated.
SandcrsUn Reed, of Portland, is
visiting at the home of William Miller
a few miles above Waldport. Mr..
Reed will remain about week.
Prof. Earl Brown will teach at
Yaquina this winter. He left with
his family for that place the 10Th.
c.. ]. Smith OF Tidewatcr is wear
ing broad smile these days on ac-
count Of tho arrival of son at his
home on the 10Th.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Bay View.

Johanna Hanson and brother
came in from Portland Friday.
f. s. Oakland has been hauling
wood for the school this week.
Hazel Kirkland returned to New
port Friday. after q week at home
Mr.. Coovert was n visitor Mt Bay
View this week. >
Mrs. ]. R. Walker and Hurh
Twombly were Newport visitors last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Colvin are
spending few days at Bay View.
r. P. Coin camo down from To.
ledo on business this week. "
John Strake and Miss Hester Hill
spent Sunday with ]. C. Barnes.
Mrs. McWillis is spending i, few
days on Beaver with her daughter.
Frank Huntsucker came in Satur-
day with load of grain.
Mr.. Hubble was in our midst
this week.
Guy Twombly is carrying the
mail for a while.
Mr.. Hanson moved up Drift
Creek to his new home.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will I've received by the City
Council of Toledo, Oregon, for the
grading Of Hill street from Seventh
to Ninth street, as provided by Or
dinance No. 81. Said bids to be
filed with the City Recorder not
later than Saturday, October 1,
1910. The Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this Goth day of September,
1910. f. N. HAYDEN,
City Recorder.
For lOgger'S shoes 90 to Fish's.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Wanted.

Small place, close in to Toledo.
Must be well sheltered, have good
water, rich clear land, perfect title,
and he cheap for cash. Owner
write description to C.M. DRAKE,
Kenville, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23

Because of ill health of the owner
l have the oest blacksmithing and
plumbing business in Newport for
sale. The best located summer
hotel property in Nyebeach with
building, tents and four cottages for
sale at a reasonable price. Address
l.. c. Smith, Newport, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Apple Trees.

I have 5000 good, homegrown
apple trees whice l am closing out
at greatly reduced prices. Samples
OF stock at Romtyedt Bros, the
real estate men, in Toledo. Leave
orders with Romtvedt or address
l.. F. PgPTN, Chitwood, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
Toledo-Siletz Road

Contractor John Ebbe and crew
OF workmen Tuesday completed Mr..
Ebb.'s g contract with the county to
quarry, crush and spread the rock On
the Toledo-Siletz wagon road. The
contract called for two miles, which
begins about midway between Georse
Bethers and Judge Stewards resi-
dences and end att. w. Parrish s on
Depoe slough. This is as fine and as
good piece of work as can be found
anywhere in the state. And it is
there for all time. The County
Court is now advertising for bids
for the spreading of two more
miles of the same, the contractor to
quarry, crush and spread the rock on
the road, the same as Mr.. Ebbe did.
As rapidly as possible this road
Will he rocked and before many mon
this it is hoped that the entire nine
miles will be completed. Thi, road
is the first attempt of Lincoln county
to build permanent, modern roads.
and from all indications the work ia
going to be success. The distance
between this place and Siletz has
been shortened considerably, and the
grade has been put onto an almost
level g'ade-6 per cent being the
steepcst grade allowed. A team car
pull two tons over this road, where
rock has been placed, now as easily
as they could pull an empy wagon
on mud road.
We predict that this is only the
beginning OF the. building of coed.
modern roads throughout this coun-
ty. We believe that as soon as our
people become acquainted with the
great advantages of good roads that
they cannot be built, fast enough to
please them.
1t is costing the taxpayers of
Toledo and Siletz road districts
a lots of money to make this
rock road, but our reonle will,
be willing to pay the heavy tax for
them. Our County Court, we be-
lieve, did the proper thing by buying
good, substantial machinery for the
building OF rock roads, for this ma
chnery will be in constant use for
the next several years.
II. 5. Pruner is down from Nash
vile today. >'.a
Johnny Akin is in Portland this
week purchasing goods.
Mayor Bensell of Newport was
doing business here Monday.
Mrs. c. B. Crosno and son Cliff
visited at Elk City Wednesday.
Charles Allen of Elk City was
transacting business in Toledo yes-
terday.
J.Ratty returned Wednesday even
ing from short business visit to
Portland.
Mrs. Frank Newton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. TIA. Mcbride, at Ore
gon City this week.
Mrs. r. ID. Burgess and Children
returned Saturday evening from a
several days visit at Corvallis, and
also the State Fair ut Salem.
SQa thnca oh,,o, - I..l,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23

~SAAAAAAAO0AOASA - SVAk es
AT the regular September term of
County Commissioner Court for
this county, beginning Wednesday,
September 7th, the following busi-
ness was transacted:
In the matter of the plat of the
road known as the Sturdevant Road =,
it is ordered that the plat as cert;-
fled to by 2. M. Derrick be accepted
and filed as the original plat of said
road.
In the matter of the survey of
the road across the property of r.
Prouty at the foot of Buford Hill on
the Newport road, and across Bu-
ford Hill to Yaquina, ordered that
the survey be accepted and the road
considered the regular wagon road
as soon as it is opened for travel.
In the matter Of the petition of
J. A. West, ct al. for county road.
County Surveyor Derrick, o. f.
Mcmillan and A. W. Thorp appoin-
ted as board OF viewers to survey
and view said road and report at
next regular term of court. Said
board of viewers TO meet at the in
itial point of beginning of said pro-
posed road on the 18th day of Octo-
Der at 10 O'Clock Il. m. In the
matter Of the petition Of -. Wigle,
ct al, for county road. Court ap-
pointed County Surveyor Derrick,
A. l.. Mcdonald and A. b. Hunt
as board of viewers to survey and
view said proposed road. Said
board of viewers 10 meet Septem-
Der 9th, and make their report to
the Court at their next regular
term.
Petition of John Veit, ct al, for
county road. Derrick, Mcdonald
and Hunt appointed viewers to sur
vey said road, and make their re-
port ut next term of Court. View
ers to meet September 29th.
Petition Of Eli A. Strethlow for
cancellation Of taxes, granted, and
Sheriff directed to cancel said taxes
on the records in his office.
In the matter Of taxes against
the northeast quarter of section 5
in townshep.9. range IL. Ordered
that the taxes assessed on said land
for the years 1902, 1903 and 1904
be cancelled. 80
Petition OF w. D. Sattcrlee for
change in survey OF town plat of
Hunters Lodge, granted.
Petition of Katherine M Lauren
dine for cancellation of tax, refer
red to Sheriff for investigation.
. Bid of George Hodges for build
ing bridge accepted.
Resignation of w G Fischer MS
Justice Of the Peace for Siletz pre-
cinct, accepted.
BILLS ALLOWED
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
For Ront.

GO Acre farm between Toledo and
Yaquina, will rent to disirable party
Good location, good water, fine soil.
For particulars address.
C. G.. BUTLER
Winant. Ore
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23
See those shoes at Fish's.

Read Arizona the 47th Starr by
Governor Richard +. Sloan, and
Fremont and the Bear Flag War"
by William Simpson in Sunset for
September now on sale at all news
stands, fifteen cents.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23

Entire change of program Satur-
day, Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings each week at the Dime.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-09-23

For logger's shoes go to Fish s.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30
RECIPES SUGGESTED
TO CLEAN PEWTER
Soda, Wood Ashes, and Armful of
Hay Among the In
gradients.

II your old pewter has been very much
neglected, try the following treatment.
Three-parts al a large kettle with
water; add 70 this a good armfuI OF hay
two pounds Of soda. and quarter Of q.
peck Of wood aches. now lay in the
pewter, and boil Il al for two or three
hours Lift out each piece slngIy, and
clean well with a wisp OF hav and 81
yer sand When clean. rinse well In
plenty or cold water Gt is on this rinsing
mat the subsequent briIIiancy depends.
and let II dry IN the sun
For keeping pewter in condition the
pest thing IS powdered rOttenstone
worked % a stiH paste with soft soap.
Ihen INTO each half a pound Of this
paste work two fluid ounces Of oil OF
turpentine til thoroughly blended. make
TINS paste up into balls. covering each
With tin foil When wanted for use.
wash the pewter. then mOiEten one OF
these balls with water and rub II we'll
al over the pewter; let il stand for a
few minutes, then rub II OF SHARPLY
with a soft. clean cloth and polish with
a leather.
To remove tarnish the best thing is
half lemon or an onion dipped in very
me sand or ashes. These recipes are for
cleaning old pure pewter.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30
SUMMER FURNISHINGS
VARY WITH SEASONS
Breakfast Sets and Bedroom
Services Chosen to Match
Wall PAPER.
Breakfast

Summer furnishings have a charm
that Is quite foreign 10 the more pre-
tentious appointments OF winter, and
every season they seem TO grow more
attractive.
The new toilet china shown IN the
shops IS extremely decorative. The
quantity shaped little bowls are
adorned with equally quaint, conven-
tiOnaI designs. and there are lovely
foreign looking copper jugs, with
wicker handles, for carrying the
morning hot water.
COiored and white tiles or squares
OF glass mounted on g lowered ma
terial matching the room hangings
are provided 10 set the pitcher OF ice
water upon, and II a room IS 10 have
two occupants all these fittings are TO
be duplicated For fastening back the
window hangInSs the oId-fashioned
brass rOserte has been revived.
Speaking Of bedrooms suggests
breakfast, for II IS becoming more and
more the custom TO have the first
meal OF the day in ones own room,
and thoughtful hostesses always pro
vide one OF the charming little break
fast sets which are now 50 common
In the shops for the guest room. along
with a tray OF wicker, brass, or wood.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30

Just as I expected there has been a
great deal Of discussion anent No. %
In last weeks puzzle as TO whether or
not George Washington or Abraham
Lincoln was 1.-The noblest Of them all, ~
and one Of the puzzlers. in substantial
tiCn Of the stand he took, quoted Rich
ard Henry Lee. who, it seems so desig-
mated George Washington
Mrs. Bailey, however,, had chosen
Abraham Lincoln, and. Of course, the
awards were made on this list though
it would take a very acute parsonage TO
stipuIate just which one OF these men
should claim the title since each fitted
into a critical juncture in the destinles
OF the people OF the great republic.
To turn from the consideration Of the
men who were potent factors In the
formation and development Of the coun-
try TO the cons Iteration OF the --latest
and best" in the automobile industry
seems a pretty big drop, but then It evil
dences the versatility Of the puZzlers
who seem undismayed no matter what
problem is presented. A few easy con-
tests after our period of strenuous dig
Zing will doubtless be appreciated, al
though I must confess that the dfncult
puzzles in the main seem most likely
to hit the spot
FRANCES CARROLL.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30
OFFERED
FOR FRUIT OMELETS
With Eggs At Reduced Prices and Delicious Berries
Plentiful Preparation of Dainty Summer Dishes
Becomes Easy for Cooks.

At this season OF the year, when eggs
can be found in market at a reasonable
price and delicious berries and other
fruits are plentiful, fruit o1:elets should
be served sometimes Ter dessert
French cooks know f.W 10 prepare
some epicurean desserts OF this sort
For strawberry Omelet a la Filippini
put a pint Of very ripe fresh berries into
a bowl with two ounces Of powdered su-
gar. half a teaspoonful OF vanilla es-
sence, teaspOOnfCl OF rum and two
tablespOOnfuIs Of water. Mix the favor
ing well with the sweetened fruit and
let the two stand for afteen minutes
Break eight fresh eggs into a bowl. add
a gill Of cream. two saltspoonfuls Of
salt and two tablespOOnfuls Of sugar
and beat Driskly for two minutes. Heat
haf an ounce Of butter in a frying pan
and turn the eggs into Y. Beat them
Win fork for about two minutes. then
let them rest half a mirute. Put one
fourth OF the berries IN the center of the
omelet- Fold up the two opposite sides
10 JOIN N the center. Let II stand for
Just half minute and turn Il out on
not Dish. Sprinkle two tablespoonfuls
or sugar over the Cmelet and glaze the
surface with a salamander- A saIa-
mander, II may be necessary to explain.
IS circular iron plate, with a long
Hahdle attached. When needed il is
heated ned hot, mad is used TO apply in
tense neat 70 the surface Of any dish.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30
OMELET RECIPE
OF FAMOUS CHEF

Jules Gouffe. the once famous chef TO
royalty. in his cook book. now out of
print, gives the following rule for a
flaming apricot omeIet. Beat six eggs
with a fork and add two pinches Of
sugar and a small pinch Of salt. Fry
the omelet in the usual way and before
folding it spread II with three table
spoonfuls of apricot Jam. Fold the
sides of the omelet over the jam and
put 1t on a dish. Sprinkle fine sugar
over the Omelet and glaze it with a
salamander. Place on the dish in which
it is TO be served and pour over 1t a
gill of hot Jamaica rum. Set the rum
on fire and serve the omeIet burning.
Modern cooks have modified or
changed this rule to suit themselves. Is
Golfer uses mince meat instead Of the
jam, and calls it Christmas OmeIet- In
making the omeFet he adds for six eggs
two tablespoonfuls Of cream. a pinch OF
either orange rind or lemon rind and
one tablespoonful Of rum.
ANY kind Of jam or preserves may be
used. or the filling may be omitted al
together. the rum being poured over a.
plain, sweet omelet. glazed with sugar
In order to make the omelet esDecialIv
delicate the yolks and whites are some
times beaten separately and folded to-
Eether.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30
HOPE TO WE'D HURTS
BUSINESS WOMEN
They Look Upon Employ
ment as a Temporary
Measure Only

Business women have TO admit one
handicap in an Independent business
life and that IS business wears only a
temporary aspect 10 most girls. For If
she is normally constituted, every girl
hopes that some day she will be happily
married.
This idea being firmly established in
everyone's head, IT is harder for a
woman TO get capital TO start in bust
ness and more difficult for her TO throw
herself with the necessary intensity In
TO what she undertakes.
She has the brains, but she lacks the
daring, the willingness TO risk the
chances necessary to a successful bust
ness career, partly because in so doing
she is lighting all the sex traditions
that have taught her that il was for
her 10 reserve, TO hold back, 10 keep
the level Of security upon which the
family life best fourishes, and partly
because there IS little inspiration 10
build up only 10 give up.
Time is modifying one OF these con-
ditions. and the fact that more and
more women are going into independ-
ent business is bringing the other 10
the point where the women may sell
ont a well-run establishment with dig
nifty and proft-not simply shut UP shop.
The Washington times., 1910-05-30

as he behaves in an upright and honest
manner, that girl will. II she be Of the
right sort, have nothing more 70 40 with
him.
Girls whose mothers and fathers are
acquainted with their friends. male or
female. are not generally the kind to
mead stern restrictions and commands
from their elders before they arrive at
a right Judgment OF character. They are
usually honest and open IN their own az
tons. and quite capable OF forming a
clear-sighted estimate OF the characters
OF others.
So that the matchmaking mother Of
the right kinda cheerful hostess and a
true friend-Often succeeds IN making
her daughters not only charming, easy.
natural and entertaining. but also
brings into play their own Judgment and
self-reliance-
And the girl who possesses all these
good oualities-charu, ease OF manner,
seIf-reliance. and a Wen-balanced mind
will not have 70 seek for a husband.
Her mother need never fear that the
young men win begin 10 think they are
being run AFTER"