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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-01-20
Copyright 1914, BY Harold MacGrath)

saves long trial ana passage up the
river. Besides, whenever they are
nabbed some big politician manages
to open the door for them. Great is
the American voter"
Take Mr.. Norton's order, Luigi"
said Braine.
"A German pancake, buttered toast
and coffee" ordered the reporter.
Man, eat something!"
TITS enough for me-"
And you'll go all the rest of the
day on tobacco. | know something of
you chaps. | don't see how you man.
age to do it."
Food is the least of our troubles.
By the way, may ask you few ques.
tons? Nothing for print, unless
you've got a new book coming"
Fire away"
"What do you know about the
Princess Perigoff?"
LET me see. HIM. Met her first
about a year ago at n reception given
to Nasimova. A very attractive WON.
an. ! see quite a lot of her. Why?"
well, she claims to be a sort of
aunt to Hargreayes daughter"
"She said something to me about
that the other night. You never
know where you're at in this world, do
you?"
The German pancake, the toast. the
coffee disappeared, and the reporter
passed his cigars.
"The president visits town today
and I'm off to watch the show. | sup
pose I'll have to interview him about
the tariff and all that rot. When you
start on a new book let me know and
I'll be your press agent"
That's a bargain"
Thanks for the breakfast"
Braine picked up his newspaper,
smoked and read. He smoked, YES,
but he only pretended to read. The
young fool was clever but no man
is infallible. He had not the least
suspicion; he saw only the newspaper
story. Still, in some manner he
might stumble upon the truth. and
It would be just as well to tie the
reporters hands effectually,
The rancor of early morning had |
been subdued; anger and quick tenn
per never pad in the long run, and no |
one appreciated this fact better than
Braine. To put Norton out of the |
way temporarily was only wise pre-
caution; it was not . matter of spite
O. reprisal. 20 ..-.--' r...I. 49,.
He paid the reckoning, left the res
taurant and dropped into one of his
clubs for a game of billiards. He !,
drew quite a gallery about the table.
He won easily, racked his cue and
sought the apartments of the princess.
What piece of luck it was that
Olga had really married that old do
tard, Perigoff! He had left her a
titled widow six months after her mar
rage. But she had had hardly a ko-
peck to call her own.
"Olga, Hargreave is alive. He was
there last night. But somehow he
anticipated the raid and had the po-
lice in waiting. The question is, has
he fooled us? Did he take that mil
lion or did he hide it? There is one
thing left-to get that girl. No mat
ter where Hargreave is hidden, the
knowledge that she is in my hands
will bring him out into the open"
mo more blind alleys"
whats on your mind?"
"She has never seen her father. She
confessed TO me that she has not even
seen photograph of him"
There was a long pause.
do you understand me?" she asked.
'By the Lord Harry, | do! You've
a head on you worth two of mine.
The very simplicity of the idea will
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-01-20
ANNUAL REPORT R. [. OELZE

Treasurer of the Sinking Fund for the
City of Cloverport for the year 1914.
Balance on hand January, 1914:
Certificates of Deposit 49, S7.I2
Open Accounts I4.I3
Received from l.. V.
Chaplin, c. T. c.,
for the year $50 IL
Received for Interest
on Certificate of
Deposit $780, 3S7.4S. Io,64S.4S
Balance on hand Jan. 2, 1915 SIo,64S.45
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26
Fiegles Creek

Mrs. Ralph Darting and son,
Fskolt, went to Philomath last
week.
DIR. Depew returned to Salem.
Geo. Titus returned from
Summit.
Chas. Lindley and Gale Shane
called on Mulvany's Sunday.
Ralph Darling made a busi-
ness trip to Toledo relating to
school business. The district
was granted us. Now to bust
ness, school board, etc. Isaac
Boies has very kindly rendered
the use of his bungalow in lieu
of a school building, until other
arrangements are possible.
q. A. Kessi is making the US
ual plans for big Summer crops
which are always a big card for
Fiegles Creek vegetation.
Ralph and George Darting are
making some plans, too, for
garden sass"
Gale Shane, Ralph Darling
and son spent Tuesday restor-
ing the fence torn down on the
Briggs place last week in order
to put the road through.
Mr.. Shane is suffering slightly
from a lame knee, acquired
while helping Geo. Tubbs fell
timber. They are both unused
to forest work and report it be-
ing rather a close call.
The bachelors have quite a
new idea evolved, instead OF
working alone exchange works
and help each ether delve. A
cheerful thought also inspiring
safety, especially to new corners
from cities and prairie states.
Chas. Lindley was busy last
week passing a remonstrance
concerning the star mail route.
Ed Allen contractor. The re-
monstrance prays for the pres.
ent schedule viz. Philomath
Peak and Harlan instead oi
Harlan, Peak and Blodgett, the
proposed change. The chic
reason given is that the people
now have access to doctors ant
medicine, etc.
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held at Eddyville for the benefit
of the Eddyville and Little Elk
baseball boys. He also visited
among friends.
Mrs. Silver was in the city
Saturday.
Farmers are busy putting in
Spring crops.
Lost Strayed or Stolen-A
foot-bridge has vacated Morri-
son creek, a small creek which
empties into Big Elk creek. The
bridge was one foot wide. Any
one knowing the whereabouts
of same please let it be known
and we will try and take up a
collection to buy the person or
persons a little lumber. AS
there has been several pieces
picked up in the neighborhood
we think or at least it looks like
someone wants lumber and
wants it badly.
Mr.. Woodruff made a business
trip to Toledo Thursday.
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Yaquina

The Piano Contest at l.. r.
CasteePs came to an end Satur-
day in favor of Miss Mae Adams
as winner. We congratulate
her upon her prize.
A dance was given at the res
taurant Saturday evening. A
big crowd attended and every
body had a good time. .
Mrs. Bud Weber returned to
her home on Beaver creek Sun
day evening, after a visit with
Mrs. ]. Weston.
James Brown, Jr., has been
nursing a very sore arm, caused
by cutting 1t quite badly with a
knife.
A farewell dance will be held
at the Oysterville cannery Fri
day evening for Jack Vigars
who will depart Monday morn.
ing for Portland in preparatory
for going to Alaska.
There will be a box social a
the Yaquina schoolhouse Sat
urday evening, for the benefit o
the Sunday school. Everybod,
come and help a good caus,
along.
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BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT

Following is the program for
the benefit entertainment which
will be given at the Dime theatre
Tuesday evening, March 80, to
raise money for the Relief Fund
of the Women Of Woodcraft:
1 Orchestra.
2 Clock Dance, by Oneatta Van
Cleve and Edith Jacobson.
3 Song, Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" Mr.. Ross and
Mr.. Geer.
A Duet, by Clarence Ofstedahl
and Charlie Gildersleeve.
s Irish Lit, Isabelle Lingen-
felter, Iris Akin, Retha Carson,
Carrie Wade, Sada Chambers
and Addie Graham.
6 Song, Mr.. Stuart.
2 Reel.
8 Orchestra.
8 Song, by Mr.. Geer.
10 Hiland Fling, Mollie Ross,
Irish Reel, Iris Akin.
II Its a Long Way to Upper
ary" Male Quartet.
IL Dance, by Miss Doris Elder
13 Reel.
Admission, 2S cents; Children
under IL years, 15c.
Show starts promptly at s
o'clock. There will be but one
performance.
Word was received here last
evening Of the elopement Of r
Il. Grove and Miss Belle Clemo
of Shedds, who were married al
Albany Tuesday. Miss Clemo
formerly lived In Toledo. being
the daughter Of Rev. and Mrs
+. S. Clemo, and has q host ol
friends here.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26
A STATEMENT REFUTED

Editor Leader:-I notice in the
Rose Lodge items in your issue
of March 18th the writer states
that the Salmon River Grange
passed resolutions favoring the
building Of a bridge and tressel
across Salmon River and its tide
lands near the Otis schoolhouse.
| wish to state that the writer
has left a wrong impression on
the minds of your readers.
The Salmon River Grange has
a membership of more than
fifty. The resolutions spoken of
were adopted by about II or 13
individuals during recess of the
Grange on March 9Th fwhile
there were outsiders in the hall
using their influence in favor of
the trestle). The writer then
refers to the few opposing ones
as knockers, and states that the
tressel would cut out over four
miles of the worst road In Lin
coin county. I am sorry tc
learn that a Salmon River
Granger would misrepresent
things so badly. The length
of the road proposed. to be Gu
out by the tressel is not more
than two miles and by no mean!
the worst road in Lincoln
county. AS for all those who
oppose this worthy individual
being classed as knockers, we
will leave for the readers of YOU
paper to decide.
! Very respectfully,
A Salmon River Granger.
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Taft

Bill Gerttula has bought a
general store II miles out from
Centralia, Washington, and will
move his family out at once.
We regret very much to lose
Mr.. Gerttula as he is good, live
man.
A very pleasant time was had
at the dance Saturday night and
the supper at Mrs. Bones was
simply fine.
Johnnie Bones has finished
seeding and will help Frank
Blatner next week.
]. e. Davis, school supervisor,
was with the teachers at Taft
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. McClin-
took were gathering shells on
the beach Sunday.
Arthur Combest is working
on his farm clearing land.
We stated in last weeks items
that Mr.. Wolf had rented the
Walter Ball farm. It was Lee
Bones who has rented it again
Mr.. French, our new store
keeper, informs us that he is
well pleased with his new bust.
ness at Taft Mr.. French says
he will give the people a square
deal and they don't need to SEND
by parcel post for goods any
longer.
Cecil Cosper has finished
seeding the John Muir farm.
Salmon River people shoult
do their trading at Taft and keeJ
the money in Lincoln county.
Mr.. Her of Devils Lake was
shopping at Taft one day las
week.
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Rose Lodge

H. c. Starr returned Satur-
day from a business trip to To-
ledo.
Will Griffith bruised his hand
while slashing last week and it
became so bad he was compelled
to go to see a doctor.
Mr.. Phearis of Salem brought
in IA head Of stock to his son in
law, Mr.. Jones, On the McCor-
mick place. They expect to
milk for the cheese factory this
Summer.
Ralph Dodson has quit school
for the remainder of the term
to help run the ranch.
Howard Mcmillan and AL Bau-
man have finished their job Of
slashing for Mr.. Crispein.
]. A. Messenger hauled a
couple Of loads Of hay from H.
r. Deakins' last week. He does
not think it pays TO sell hay in
the Fall out Of his field and then
have to buy in the Spring and
haul it through the mud.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Messenger,
c. l.. Alderman and Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Deakins visited with Grand
ma Tharp Sunday.
Clyde Mcmillan returned from
Mill City last Friday, where he
had been at work the past
month.
Mrs. Bloom of Upper Slick
Rock called on Mrs. Dodson
Thursday.
The Salmon River Grange is
planning ior an entertainment
the evening of April 18th.
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of each community Gatheedea each
L Our Ting Associate Editors

week from Portland with a fine
team. He reports the roads in
very bad condition.
Mae Adams got the piano at
L. e. Casteel's. R. v. Hanlon
was second.
Everybody turned out and en-
joyed themselves at the dance
at the restaurant Saturday
evening and there is talk of an
other one in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weber
of Ona attended the dance last
Saturday night.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26
PARENTS-TEACHERS'
MEETING

A Parents-Teachers' meeting
will be held at the High School
building, Friday evening, March
26th, at eight o'clock. The fol-
lowing program will be rem
dered:
Music, Toledo Orchestra.
Paper, Athletics in the School,"
Mr.. S. b. Ports
Paper, "Value of Industrial
Work In the School," Miss
Maude Wakefield. '
Piano Solo, c. II. Moore.
Paper, Light and Ventilation
in the School," Mrs. ii. II.
Pratt. '
Paper, Discipline in the Home
and School" Jos. Swearingen.
Paper. How Mother May Best
Help a Teacher" Miss Clara
Larson.
Music, Toledo Orchestra.
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Bay View
Apple blossoms!


A number of the young folks
had planned a launch ride up the
Alsea river for Sunday after
noon, but after tHey got out in
the channel the launch stopped
and as they couldn't get it star
ted again they al decided they
had better return. Those who
went were, Miss Hansen, Miss
Phillips, Misses LaDessa and
Leona Prescott, Randie Hen
erickson. Elva Rossi and Mrs.
Frank Briggs, Messrs. Edwin
Oakland and Milton Hendrick-
son.
Rev. Frank Phelps Of Phil
omath came in Friday and held
services Saturday evening, Sun
day morning and evening. He
returned home Tuesday.
Granville and Yada Yocum
spent Sunday at Mr.. Simonson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Twombly
and son, Kenneth, visited at Geo
Stephens Sunday.
Edwin Oakland is plowins
for George Prescott this week.
e. E. Dyer and Nellie ant
Bernice Prescott spent Sunda.
up Drift creek.
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ready for Spring gardens.

ready for Spring gardens.
Our school began Monday,
March %, with Mrs. Hester
Coovert Of Ona as teacher.
Mrs. G. e. Lewis and mother,
attended the program given by
the Ona school Friday.
Fay Selby of Ona visited at
the Lewis ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Huntsucker
and Mrs. j. M. Bowers were Ona
visitors Thursday.
Paul Spracklen, who has been
visiting at the X. d. Martin
ranch for the past several weeks,
left for his home in Oakland,
California, Wednesday.
Jesse Clifford returned home
from Portland Wednesday even
ing.
X. ID. Martin and ]. N. Huyett
went to Yaquina Wednesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26

have clients with the follow
ing property to trade as first
payment on improved dairy or
stock farms In Lincoln county,
some stock preferred: Good
double apartment fiat, Portland;
rented; value $4,000. Good g.
room house; lot 100x100, Port
land; rented; value $4,000. Lots
100x100; value $4,000; a well Sc
cured mortgage note, 5000 due
September 1916. and $400 cash.
Address, c. G. North, Newport,
Oregon.
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Upper Beaver

p. II. Martin OF Corvallis Wis
tied at the Huyett and Martin
ranches from Sunday till Tues
day of last week.
Henry Rhoades and A. Peter
son and son, Peter, made a trip
to Newport Tuesday.
Henry Rhoades and son Floyd
went to Toledo Monday.
All the farmers are getting
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ElkCity

The box social was well at
tended and a good program was
rendered.
Newell Millner was the guest
of A. B. Slocum and family last
Sunday. Mr.. Millner expects
to leave for Eastern Oregon
soon.
Miss Bessie Gillet was the
guest of Winnie Boydson Sun
day.
Eliphlet Follett of Philomath
was in for the entertainment
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Ona


Mrs. ]. r. Coovert attended
the telephone meeting at Poole
slough Saturday.
A very pleasant afternoon
was spent by the ladies of ON
at the Grange Hall Friday of
last week. The event being the
closing exercises of our school.
Each little one performed their
part of the program better than
had been expected and proved
the training that had been given
them by their teacher. The
program was as follows: "The
Graduates Fairies," by the
school. Song Vacation Days"
by the school. Recitation, "My
Mammals Lap" by Helen Phelps.
Song "The Windmill" by Helen
Phelps and Charlotte Koch.
Dialogue, dot Entertains" by
Clifford Phelps and Charlotte
Koch. Recitation "The Candy
Lyon" by Clarence Edwards.
Pantomime where is my Wand
ering Boy" by the school. Rec
itation "The Wind and the
Moon" by Charlotte Koch. Song
Farewell, Meta" by the school.
Playlette Scat" by Mrs. H. H.
Coovert, Meta and Clifford
Phelps. We had one Eighth
grade graduate, Meta Phelps,
who made a very sweet Girl
Graduate" and the part she took
in the program was indeed
creditable. The little playlette
given by Mrs. ii. H. Coovert,
Meta and Clifford Phelps was
very clever and a real surprise
Clifford, as Colonel" was
charming. Meta, the maid who
was looking for an advance in
wage, was very cute and we did
not have her on the stage long
enough. Mrs. Coovert, in the
part of the "Old Maid" who was
fast loosing her eye-sight, was
strikingly funny and afforded
much amusement. Mrs. A. H.
Phelps gave several piano Sc
lections during the program,
rendering them in a manner
that is always pleasing. With
the completion of this term Mrs
Hester Coovert has finished the
third consecutive term as teach
er in our school. She has bees
successful and it is regretted
that the term is not longer this
year. However, we hope by
next year to be able to add q
few more months to the term.
Mrs. Guy E. Lewis and mother
Mrs. Lewis, from Upper Beaver
, were visitors at the Selby ranch
Friday and attended the exer
cises given by the teacher ant
, pupils Of our school.
Road Supervisor and Mrs
l Weber were visitors at Yaquin;
/, Friday.
Mrs. G. S. Ohmart and Mis-
y Helen Phelps visited at tn,
Christensen home Monday.
4 Mrs. Edgar May of Oregon
City Is visiting her parents, MI
= and Mrs. c. Christensen.
n Mrs. ]. r. Coovert commence,
e a six months term of school a
|. Upper Beaver Monday.
u Mrs. Geo. Selby is on the sic
list.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26
oRsALE

Montana wheat and stock
ranch for a partly improved
ranch near Toledo. 212 acres
all tillable and fenced. 100 acres
under plow, part in fall wheat.
All necessary tools, mules,
horses, ETC., good buildings
Price $4,000. Good terms on
part. For particulars see Frank
G. Riebhoff, 11a miles north Of
Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26

Ed Montgomery has bought
the launch lola, which has been
on the run between Elk City, To-
ledo and Newport, and is fixing
II up In fine shape.
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THE PIANO WINNERS
AT CASTEEL'S, YAQUlNA

The piano contest closed last
Saturday with the following
winners: Mae Adams, 662,200
votes; r. V. Hanlon, 46S,5S9
votes; Mrs. Weber 275,5 votes.
Mrs. e. w. Hanlon won the
phonograph.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26
Winant

Everybody in our neighbor-
hood is busy putting in garden.
Mrs. V. d. Boone has been on
the sick list but is now much
better.
Mrs. Bessie Shermer made a
trip to Newport Saturday where
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-03-26

Let me make a new hat out
of your last Summers hat.
Mrs. P. Frederick.
First house east of Grammar
School.
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West Yaquina

Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hanlon
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
at Beaver creek.
w. e. Hanlon returned last
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EASTER MILLINERY
WILL BE DISPLAYED

Mrs. T. p. Fish will have her
stock of Spring hats on display
Wednesday, March 81, and in
vites the ladies of the commun-
ity to call then and inspect same.
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she will consult a doctor.

Clarence Boone and sister,
Cara, spent Saturday night Wis
iting friends in Yaquina.
A big dance was given at va
quina Saturday night. 1t was
well attended and everybody had
a most enjoyable time.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-21

Cfs ,anss ~ ire PEAR 1915 afe nnp
fss an1 payai3s a. ~ pfflce ~ iHf
CITY Frcfrtsrf A. j Nsl.HfpAN
Clff Secretary isftf
tAHssrfissnert
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-21
VISIT OF Mr.. ALBERT
MAY BE IN NOVEMBER
A. Lunchsor To-day Plans ior the IL
tsrtainpssns Of Rotary prrtidsrs
VIII Be- Discussed

TOE veekl, luncheon W the naiau
Sab e. b. hrid % ulr Npec,e start
~ promptly A. 1919 arloek alif tn
,ats have ls.er disrysrd ni piil h
devoted 90 = disrass.oH ~ plans iNr thf
entertainment 81 Allan . Albert
President 10 H. iHtfusiiuAai Aassaia
,ion. ~ Rotary Cluh,
Aff Albert accompanied 10y foirft ~
Caruel 81 iiaastpn sicr frraiHrfi -
fhe International A-asisfsnu snd W u
HHhari-on w. ~ Austin governor ~
a.. Rotary rluls Inas " irsss and
Nkiahann. IL nos making n swing an'und
I.tas nlsuiNr a daY be- Zach "a iHf
iasn ritiss having Noisff thls
She original arraHgs lnru' ess in have
ar. Allsrt tisii ifpns hfisN pn oai
ar.i,, ntnls,r ~ llDNrYff taat b. ere
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4. a. deliver his leriun un fufef Thai
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flfist sstue time dufiss ife firsf Hotk
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HALLOWEEN THIS YEAR
OCCURS ON A SUNDAY
Kids Ars pssrs,ios fer ora Grand BE
Tins iati Ten osys Fsom
Teddy.


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