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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
CITY OWNS LAND
FOR NEGRO PARK
Block Between Fifth and Sixth
Available, Says Council
man Cease.

nat the city now owns an ava Table
oioeb OF property entirely suited TO
Dc arranged rs a park for negroes is
asserted by Councilman George NJ.
Lease who has been looking into the
matter for some time. and who viii
make report shortly TO the Commit
tee on Grounds and buildings. Tho
tract Hes between Fifth aud Sixth
streets, north of Hospital, and is stated
10 nave been once II rart OF the Aims
iiouse tract Ia recent wears 1t has
improved hillside. ana while the rec.
vids show ihat IL Belongs to the city
-nf. lease has not been Bile as vet 10
niu under which department II nom.
ihai!S lies, Resolutions VIII be offered
~ the nest meeting OF the Grounds and
Dh'iuinEs Commute" for 81 survey Of
INC tract aHd fUr its transfer To that
committee Tor use as a colored park.
GA Inhabitants say that the tract
WAS once used as Il pottrrs Held Tor
ooritl Of paupcis. but that All bodies
were long ago removed to tho regular
cemeteries. Mr. Cease believes tina, the
tract is cnpa bic OF inexpensive hcvci-
opment. with terraces following the
natural sloDcs Of tho hill. similar to
the ARRANGEMENT at Gambic's Hili
Park; which forms ono OF tho mos, At
,ractive breathing spaccs In the city.
he showing recently made before q
special committee OF the Council %
me rross ovcrcrow,liug Of old jackson
ward. which has increased since III.
pass"S. OF the segregation act. Is used
az an argument 10y the advocates FOR
the Immediate Development OF q
breathing space for tho colorcd popu-
IntIon exclusively.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
OkInhoma for colonel.

Guthrie, Okla. March i3-With
many Taft supporters frankly admit
ing that morrow.s, Republican
state convention Will show a strong
majority for Theodore Roosevelt and
the Roosevelt forces declaring they
VIII send solid Roosevelt delegation
OF ten 10 the national convention in
Chicago, the Taft men. led hy James
~ Harris, State chairman. declare they
arc prepared to light TO the last
ditch"
request by Federal Judge John X.
cotteral that Charles f. Hunter resign
as Federal district clerk here because
OF alleged activity in politics. and
Hunters reply that Cotterai would
nave TO 'frc" him, has created con
siderable stir in political circles.
Hunter is president OF the National
Rough Riders Association
The First Congressional District
Convention, which met here to-day, in
dorsed Roosevelt and passed rcsolu-
tons favoring presidential preference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
RICHMOND BUILDERS ISDoRSE
THE GILMAN ORDINASCE

The board Of governors nj the Builders
Exchange has adopted The following resoiu-
ton in regard TO the Gilman ordinance re-
ating 20 appeals under the building code:
'Ec /; received. THAT the Builders I:N-
change OF the city OF Richmond hereby
unanimously Endorses tho resolution offered
by w, j. Gilman 10 change the manner and
mode Of appeals from the decisions OF the
building Inspector ana ;hat a com mlttce
80 seven he appointed TO appear before the
committee on Ordinance. Charter and Re-
iorm to urge ;he adoption 81 thi. resciu.
ton: and.
BE 1t further resolved. That The said
committee appointed from the exchange
make an earnes; effort to obtain tho CO.
operation as the commercial and business
"rganizaiions OF this city TO urge the pas
SAGE OF this most important and ION needed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
COLONEL NOW HAS
PUBLICITY MAN
tContinued from First Page.)

said that with the Republican organ
Ration. the Senators and Congr essmen
against them, IL would be difficult TO
make Roadway.
Although Colonel Roosevelt at FIRST
declined an invitation to speak in
Nashville before the Southern CONNER
ciai Congress In April, h later recon
sidcrcd the matter on the advice OF
Senator Dixon. his campaign manager.
:. j. Ownes. who came from Washing
ton 10 bring the invitation, said Col
onel Roosevelt was withholding his
decision for the present. Senator
piNon wrote Colonel Rooscvclct that the
political situation in Tennessee was
such thath speech by the Colonel nigh,
have considera bic affeci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
nnnk stockholdcr. Net.

Especial 20 The Times -Dispatch.l
Villa sburS, Va, March lathe
tnnua! meeting OF the stock holders OF
the Peninsula Bank was held here yes
tcrday when tho following directors
We're reelected: g. l.. Burlcson r.. r
:ascy. II. u. Cole, 4. II. Daley. T. H.
Gcddy. y. ]. HcnlcN H. y. Phillips
y. :. Spencer and T.. W Wnrburton
al Of Williamsburg: J. T.. Hubbard az
CHARLES City: W. l.. Schenck. OF OAK
tree: l. l. Trosvig, Of Lightfoot: H.
u. Stephenson and z. r Martin. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Prisoner Mut,c. E,co,,,

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Spotsylvania Va. March lI-L.wis
Spotsylvania county under n felony
charge. made his escape tonight by
picking lock-. The officers OF the
county are In pursuit OF him. Tho
bloodhounds OF the pcnltentiary have
been telegraphed for to aid in mis-
"a pture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Boontcr Meeting Hold.

,.ptc!dI 10 Ihc TImcs- DiSnntCh
HaiiShuiN. y. c.. March ia lar,a
mum Der az citizens attended tho hrs,
I"ost cr meeting for Salisbury last
hiSht no movement, which was start
ca week ago with view 10 adver-
lIslnE salisbury ana vicinity. is being
nushed by merchants. bankers. manu-
,hctuFefs' ministers and all classes OF
business men. Among the sneakers a
inc iirst meeting was Bird s. Color, for
MGR candidate Tor Governor of tho
STATE OF New York who came to Nortf.
carolina to address tho meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14

N'r'' ''''- 49, 'fAll p'4IE !
Tails Attempting to Board Car.
While trying TO catch a rapidly ,novfn :
Fore; I'M rer Al seventh and Main streets.
y. II. simpson. 80 D.ewry's Butt fei! yc.-
i"'da:. striking his lace on tho stre,t lie
"'s iakoH To q ncaroy physician where IL
wa hlst"Norod that hi. nose way broken.
10 Make improvements. on Farm
II fnts COX the new owner o. tho Wc,.
End 'aTm. near Branch'S Church Chc.tcr-
fleld COUNT. has itt contract io, an nddi
lion 70 the farm house. together with other
Improvements. 81. Cox vho is we'll
known horsemau, mar been spending the
winter A. Lexington, X. He owns among
niher noted trOueE, ;hc 5000 stallion
Clean Police Docket
For the second I'm. this week Justice
aialIicr was me; with "A clean docket IN tho
Po.'To fouiJ Part :. wnen he called cour,
10 order Yesterday morning. However, be
mace W day's work IN dis1rosinr OF a
heavy c!yll docket.
Personal Mention.
Mis- sutton. o: k,ns and aleen. VINO has
"Htn '!s!'inr Miss ORR WslthaI on T., IN
pridI- street. has returned home
MisseS Pattic and Annie Lacy o. Lynch
nGts arc The EGes;. Q: Mr. +. ~ F.nsIer
NJ and Mrs Charles wei,iSer ana sol,
w" have peen the guest, OF Mrs. Iohn
~, rave returned 10 ;hcir home in ,ieN.
John r Sampson. ., Sartoik. ha, boon
Z 'Penh'77 lev days with III. mother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho TiIuc.- dispatch.
'rsp HINT S.-rc,

Phone Madison liz
Gccsu.e s, 8. aA,=ea. he :alied TO make
iropcr reporl. "a tho chics o. Poiicc. David
i'a&ion .: i5i- Iiul street ocalcr in .cc-
ond-hand GOOD. VIII % :sScn hearin: be-
:ore jusiier n \. Mautlec. in the i'oi.ce
coIf; Pa't thls morning. An ot5lnnnco
requires dealers q this class of goods 70
make daily reports
'rhe arrest 0; Ba>toa Is resui: Or ;hc
Norhmcn III II. lower uagi az the city. 20
raus" OF tho chespness OF the goods sus-
pcion tnat tncy wete stolen caused su;or-
nation TO ec sent Ia the Tn!-d I'oiicc sta
,ion. IN orioe. detailed on the case. after
following 'everai c!uts. made what
;housht'o oe important arrest last sat
cnity 10 pros .1r iEst ne had come honestly
Jay The socds li2 WAS accord 'nEly given his
freedom. Finding himself Liable to arrest
as peddsr the fusu MAS Glad to have
The matter hushcd ur
Fighting Hnn Aknin In Tolls.
sam ~. o. Ta,!c, better known as IN.
rhcs'crn"id '''j;cnna Scurie'. s. again in
the ,o.i'. ard on tho charge sam.
70 anrHr. - 'o':n;lrr-s cai'ed mon 20 defend
hiH il'c His latest pusiist.c encounter
occurred funsi4y niEn; siren IL was inter
rGptcd in tAo middle az tho f!y.t round hy
Officer Grorso f.rre-i o. ,,hcs;arhclG. sam
together with hts oppouen;, U"trrsn rho-P.
was placed undeg arrest. the wcrc secos-
Court Ssiurday Thts makes sam. taird
arrcs, on this charge In three months.
Has Ills rormcntors Arrested.
Rernard Worshan, Ga;!sad G-ccn and
Iatk Vest. ;r" OF South Richmond BOYS
WHO IaisrI Tho ave, ~ ;ae hIehways sun
day evening when Kenneth swan. ar Oak
Grove boy. opened tI!c ihen With a
doubir-oar'el shotsun wcrc Yesterday ar
rested b. officer =. 2. Tgnylo. on : charge
Of TaisirE = disturbance ON tho public hiSh-
WAYS, The ronriairan, I. youns Swar- who
alleges ,lst tho BOYS E;i'd the wrong brand
OF hu'nor. causing IN" tinuhI~. Kenneth
claims 70 hav. :irrd a BLANK charge AZ tho
boys, but taos N"re busy hitting tho
nigh plHcss mat they cannot sub.tantinte
THIS claim,
Charged with Theft Of Wagon
Horace Vile cnior.d, MAS placed under
arrest yesterday. charged IN warrant, with
taking. stealing snh carving AMY one
wagon. valued a. SIS the property o. y. and
= RITTER.
Wiley denies IN" charge lie accordins
TO his story. rented. the wagon from the
| Rttegs with an option 20 purchase. Re
Gently ne coi;dcd with another wason and
6amased the vehicle. Not having the price
TO pas iot repairs he let tho wagon stand
Tho case VIII be heard in tho Police Court;
Part . this morning
John Infer. claiming Chicago as his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Get to be expended on vouchers OF the
City Engineer Of ss51,Sb6.1O.
Bond Issues Also.

THIS does not Include the new Mayo
Bridge or the sewers in South Rich
mond and the annexed territory all
OF which are being constructed from
funds provided by bond issue. making
u apparent that the Engineers office
will pay out for city work this year
more than 100000.
Yet under the committee hamperins
system by which the street funds arr.
divided by wards. and expended by the
ward delegations on the Street Com
mtttcc. the City Engineer has not d
dollar with which ne can abate nuis-
ancc without waiting for the semi
monthly meeting OF the Committee on
Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14

far, however. the government has not
given II, but instead is sending all
possible re!ntorcements Of polio: TO the
strike region TO prcserv, order.
The mos, serious OF the disturbances
occurred at Hcrnc mining village
tive miles from Bochum, where strilscrs
thrc" stones and lrcd rcvolvcrs nj 4
detachment Of armed police marching;
10 the mine where they had been
ordered TO protect the strikers.
The police replied to tho attack with
their REVIEWERS and one OF the
strikers was Killed.
strikers Not IntimIdntcd.
~ Hambcrn, in the district OF pus-
seidorf. where yesterday nghtins oc-
CURED between the strikers aud ths
nolicc. and Il number OF persons were
injured. large reinforce men;s Of police
have arrived. Tho strikers, however.
show no signs OF being intimidated-
Ihcy repeatedly lombard the police
cscortin= tho non-Etrikcrs WITH bottles
aud stones thrown from the upper
windows OF tho houses. Numerous ar
rests have been made.
Conditions are tending more aud
moro toward strike among the
miners in Lorraine Stxony aud Silcsia.
where tho men are al! pressing their
demands for a. l. per cent. increase in
their wages ami FOR shorter hours.
The answers Of the mine owners.
Including the Prussian State, which,
runs its own mines. 10 the demands
az the unions In other German coal
fields. take the same stand As The
owners In Wcstphalia, declaring that
financial conditions do not permit the
granting OF the fun increase Of wages
and other demands OF the miners. so
that strikes arc also impending there.
Coal shipments are falling of every
where Only 10000 carloads were sent
M BY rail yesterday from Essen.
where the usual daily average shir-
mont. is 10000 carloads
y coal famine Is reported from cas-
'ei. wwsaTgU'N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Last Case Argued.

The last case on the argument calendar o.
the February term OF the United states cir
cut Court OF Appeals was called and cub
united yesterday. John Hall Jones OF New
York was admitted TO practice.
Court adjourned until ;hi. morning at 1853,
O'Clock. when there viii be conference
session
/; is expected that the session Will end
to- morrow. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
THE WEATHER,

orcrRsi; NirEinin-Fnir Thursday;
ram Friday or Friday night. IIrbi
west Winds, becoming vnrinblc.
North Carolinn-Falr Thursdny; rain
rridhE or Friday night; moderate VA
riablc winds. becoming cast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
nulInrk-IIuIc.

Etna Nils. Va. March l3--There
was pretty marriage at Goblin Hiil',
the home of J. :. Hale to-day. when
his daughter. Miss hannah, became
the bride OF .\dolphus Bullock. both
Of Hanover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Dr. Nitohc M Lc,Inoton

IHPtcIhI 10 The Times Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. Va. March l3-Dr lnazu
Nitohc. OF the First Imperial College
Of Japan. addressed the University As
Scmhly of Washington and Lee to-day.
Ills suhtec; was Education I'm Japan
RE treated the topic Very generals.
ana showed the trend of Japanese cdu-
'ntion rather than the methods en-, :
ployed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
snccinI Local Data for Ye.tcrda,.

spccini Local Data for Yestcrda,.
" noon temperature ~
ua VI, temperature ............. -
MAXIMUM temperature up TO S
l.. NJ. .... 6n
Minimum temperature up to s
r. NJ Observation-Disclosures. IS
49, %o"m t''.pcrhturc .'.-.-......... ~
deficiency in temperature . :
deficiency in temperature since
March !, 1912 1IS
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January /. 1912 ... $50
rainfall last twcnty-four hours. %
Excess in rainfall since March /,
IT, .''........ 1850. ..,......... IL
Accnm excess i'll rainfall since
January |. 1917 .......... IS
Local Observation $ l.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature 81
Humidity ,f
" ma direction .................N North
Mind velocity s
Weather cIoudy
Rainfall last twelve hours 49,. Trace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14

primaries. George NJ. Dzncy, OF Bill
ings, and Daniel Norton, of Chandler,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
SPECIAL. NOTICE

pHsch on prcacnt conditions, tho
STAGE ot winter In the James River N,
micnhionh should rehch uinc feet, oc-
" subsequent developments indicat-
hiShcr winter timely notice of same
VIII he given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14

Council Committees To- Night.
The Council Committee on Water wi!S
meet at The city Hall tonight at & o'clock
The special committee or Free Public liz
e:aEy viii meet AZ The same hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
News Of South Richmond
Tan. Attempting to board Car.

home. VAS 'oeked up 10 tho Third po,ie.
station caarHod With being y-grant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
BOTH UNFOLDING
IN THEIR DEMANDS

(Continued rom First Pasel
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
SileH

E. P. Rands, U. S. surveyor, and
corps of assistants are here laying
out the Siletz townsite. When the
survey is completed and lots sold
watch US grow.
W. G. Fischer stopped over
couple of days on his way to Toledo
to attend teachers institute. He
has been teaching at Taft the past
Winter and Spring.
Miss Elsie Radiant, the Agony
Government school teacher left Sun
day afternoon to attend the county
institure.
Miss Hampton and Miss Knauff,
our district teacher, also attended
the meeting.
Our cheese factory is certainly
humming The first ten days of
operation it handled over twelve
tons of milk. Mr.. Franks says that
he will make up an exhibition for
the County Fair that will be credit
to not only US but to the county.
And by the way, did it ever strike
you how slow we are, how we over
look the opportunities at our door?
We of Lincoln county with the best
of natures gifts, the finest dairy
land in the world, not one creamery
and but four or five cheese factories,
as against forty-two cheese factor
les in Tillamook county. with an
annual output of over half a mil
lion dollars for cheese and as much
more from associate industries
Get together in every little com
munity, make up your minds to &c
it and get at it. We were green
hare but we sent outside, had {
cheese man come in and tell US al
about it. paid his expenses and art
glad of it. Call on US, we will
help you.
Landlord Joe Kosydar is arount
with broad smile on his face
His wife presented him with fin
baby boy on the night Of the 22d
Too bad it rained Sunday. Silet
would have turned out en- masse t.
see the game at Toledo between tn
two teams.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31

Miss Helen Huston of Corvallis
visited with Miss Simpson over
Sunday.
The O.A.C. excursion made Elk
City call. They were here about
twenty minutes while the official
photographer took pictures of the
sights. And the naughty students
picked Mrs. Winskill's strawberries.
Mrs. George Hodge of Salado
was in town Tuesday with her
daughters.
We understand from the town
gossip we are to have a change in
the business affairs of the city.
The dance at Van Orden hall
Saturday evening was attended by
most of the young people in this
vicinity.
The freight train crew had bad
luck with their engine and re-
manned at Pioneer until late Friday
evening.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Schooner Creek

C F. Robertson was a business
caller at Taft Tuesday.
Adam Pylkkanen was quite badly
hurt by tree falling and hitting
him on the head, while grubbing in
the county road Saturday.
Phinley Bones, the supervisor, is
getting along nicely with his crew
of 81 men. They finished the grade
from the Wallace place to j. w.
Bones house, ready for Summer
autos now, and are opening the road
on the survey from Taft to Jakie's
Tideland and then will commence
at Andrew ImmoLon's pace and
finish opening the survey as long as
the money holds out.
The boat, Gerald C, is in at the
cannery with lumber and machinery
for that place.
May showers bring June flowers.
Mrs. Pearlie Fuller is visiting
with Mrs. Leona Bones this week.
Mr.. George, who has been staying
with his sister, Halle, started for
Newport Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Minnie Aho was guest al
Mrs. Robertson's Wednesday.
Mrs. Robertson was calling or
Mrs. McClintock Tuesday.
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Bones were
visiting with Mrs. Farrin Monday.
Miss Jennie Stemple is staying
with her teacher, Miss Geo rye
while her brother is at Newport.
Lilly and Able Liswig were visit
ing at the Lake Sunday.
Miss Susie Sulkko left for Port.
land Sunday after spending the
Winter with her sister, Mrs. Kan
gas.
Remember the dance at the can
merry June |. Everyone invited.
Miss Selma Saaranpaa is visiting
with Mrs. johnson at the Lake thi
week.
Mrs. Fuller and Miss Nelli
Bones called at Mrs. Roberts, on
Wednesday.
Alvin Thorp was en- the Cree
Wednesday.
Two strangers on their way t
Taft from Willamina passed throug
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Upper Beaver Creek.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lewis have
returned home after a six weeks
stay in Tillamook and Portland.
j. C. Huntsucker was a county
seat visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bowers and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lewis spent
Sunday with L. F. Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson spent Sun
day with Mr.. ard Mrs. Bart McKin-
ney.
Mrs. l. N. Hewitt has not been
enjoying good health for some time.
Mrs. j. C. Huntsuckser and sons,
Ira and Cliff, were the guests OF
Mrs. G. E. Lewis Thursday.
L. F. Smith is very successful
with his young turkeys,
G. E. Lewis and J. M. Bowers
were Newport visitors last week.
Mr.. Weaver has been taking
strawberries to market for some
time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Bayview

Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson re-
turned home Saturday. They have
been visiting friends at Trout Lake,
Washington.
Mrs. Oakland and daughter. Hill
da. have been visiting relatives in
Portland. They returned home
last Saturday.
Fred Strake made a flying trip to
the Alsea valley last week.
Mrs. Twombly is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Kent, this week.
Mrs. Hansen returned home
from Portland Saturday.
Charlie Johnson is staying with
G. Prescott these days
Henry Hendrickson went to West
Yaquina Saturday morning ant
came back in the evening.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Elk City.

A few drops of rain keeps the
gardens looking fine.
Judge Bingham of Salem, with
his wife and daughter. spent Sun
day at Hotel Elk.
Alden Abbey and Doris Dalaba
came in Sunday on the excursion
and spent the day at home.
Paris Parks with his PACK came
down Tuesday and captured the
bear that has been living on goat
meat furnished by Dick Abbey.
Claud Toner came up with hi.
launch and spent Sunday at Ell
City.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Glen

We have been having some very
rainy weather, which S suitable for
the gardens.
w. R. Moore came over from To-
ledo last Saturday for few days
visit with his family.
Sam Stewart returned home from
the Vale y last Monday, where ne
has been the past ten days. His
sister and family also returned
home with him.
John Crooks and brother returned
home from the Valley last week
where they have been on business
Everett Brown went to Elk City
the first of the week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Waldport

The Wilhelmina came in Tuesday
of last week and left Friday.
The Condor has been beached
and is receiving a new coat of
paint.
Hugh Hildebrand is visiting at
the Banta ranch up the river.
The sidewalk on the east side of
Mill street has been completed.
Miss Mary Murphy has been
spending few day at Toledo.
A. E. Helms is building a 40x40
barn for w. F. Ready.
The auto running between Valid
port and Yachats is kept busy these
days.
E. M. Nye is putting up resi-.
dence near the grammar school.
The south end will send good
crowd to the County Fair in Au.
gust. 1t is hoped the County
Court will be generous with sc
worthy an undertaking as the plac'
ing of our products before the pub
lie. What is good for other county'
surely ought to be good for US ant
there are no taxpayers in this par
of the county who would be ST
little as to object to an appropria
tion of the county funds for thi
purpose.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-05-31
Eddyville.
Eddyville is still on the map.

Eddyville is still on the map.
The recent ram showers have in
sured a bumper hay crop. The ap-
pie crop is past danger and larger
than for some years.
E. H. Vader, our main street
merchant, will start branch store
at Agate Beach.
N. P. Jensen went to the Valley
Friday to purchase goats, return
ing home Tuesday.
Jim Solon started for Redding,
California, Wednesday, where he
will work during the Summer.
Out of five Eighth Grade pupils
who took the examination in the
Eddyville school this present term
one, Earl Welton, was entirely sue
cessful; two were conditional in
two studies and will take the ex.
animation in June and two failed
Miss Bowman will continue teach
ing until after the June eXamina
ton.
The Eddyville grange will give 6
picnic the 9Th of June. A goot
program has been arranged ant
cash prizes will be give for foot
races. wrestling matches, higl
jumps, etc. Some noted speaker
will be engaged, probably Jam e'
Withycombe of o. A. G. Of Cor
wallis. A game of baseball viii