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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-02-19

Ladies and Gents raincoats
on special sale at w. p. McGee's.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-02-19
o. r., HOLLINGSWORTH
Complete Home
Furnisher

You can't afford to get wet
when MCGEE is selling rain
coats so cheap.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-02-19

In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon for the County OF Lincoln.
Solomon Teliin, plaintiff
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

In the course OF advertise n1enC OF sse.
advertising medium the Washingron Post
had this TO say recently:
zone fine day a newspaper advertising sole.
tor called upon the president OF a large H..
tional bank and solicited his business for H.
newspaper he represented He was pror7r.,-,
turned down by the bank official with the
curt statement that he (the presidentl did not
like the newspaper nor the management, and
long he president OF the bank -
would not advertise in that paper.
1.-The solicitor left the bank crestfailen. WIZ
out making any argument to secure the BUS.
ness but acquainted the publisher Of the news.
paper with the facts of his inability to secure
the banks advertising.
"a few days later the publisher Of the news
paper had occasion to meet Of the young
enterprising directors Of the bank, and IN
formed him it impossible to secure thai
banks advertising, stating the reasons. This
director who q keen observer and had
noticed the success and strength Of the news
paper, saw that wrong made, especially
where personalities were being INDUCED in He
immediately went into conference with several
other influential directors Of the bank, who saw
the mistaken attitude OF the president, as
they were looking out for the banks welfare
they insisted that the newspaper should
ceive substantial share Of the banks adver-
Using appropriation
The lesson that the Post drew from the inc.
dent which it narrated is Of course obvious.
business men advertise to get increased bust
ness and not to crafty prejudice. II Q news
paper can produce the results the sensible busi-
will not be so unwise as TO stay ont
Of its columns simply because its policy docs
not please him Business competition is 700
keen Tor the head OF a business TO engage in
the pastime of cutting off his nose to spite his
face
The Post sensby adds when people real
lie that a newspaper IS frequently compelled
to take its stand q broad question without
regard to the effect its advertising columns
they Will have taken a long step toward helping
their own business. a newspapers manage
nent has no desire TO displease; it is fine 70 be
popular with everybody, but there is sonnet hi s
more 10 be considered in conducting a sreat
newspaper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
THE WORKER.
WhassoeveF thy hand fndeth TO do, do
it with thy might. Ecrleslastes IA. 40.

Work is the very essence Of the best life.
The idler can never have that full JOY
which comes TO the man the woman who
takes part IN the busy activities Of life
The human race best fourishes where
there is work and it is always in better
condition when there is vigorous appHca-
ton to what IS so be done. Going into
thing with q half-hearted interest IS not
the way to get the best out Of it.
The Scriptures give the advice which
should be needed when it says that what
ever is to be done should be done with
thy might" No half way endeavor in
an undertaking is commended. but the in
junction is to go into matter with zest
and with earnestless.
The lesson is one which should impress
itself in material and in spiritual things.
IL labors men and women we should
go at things with our might. When We
seek 10 do the things which our Saviour
would have us do should throw our
whole being into their accomplishment. II
we going TO be doors Of things We
should put entire energy into our work.
Endeavor is necessary in achieving
cess in any line Of life but the success will
be greater If go at things with
might The very failure do this is often
the cause for the lack Of success. The
who this day will make the determi-
nation TO throw his whole soul into his
work to do the things which come to his
hand with his might, and who adheres TO
this determination will find life the better
for himself. and will make it better FOR
others
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
DIR, X. II. VANN.

The high compliment paid to DIR. r. Il. Vann
president OF Meredith College, in the tender to
him Of the position of secretary and executive
head OF the newly created Beard OF Education
by the Baptist State Convention is Well de-
served b. the record Of the great work in edu-
cation done by DR.. N;lnn,
Meredith College has fiourisiaed and grown
under his administration and the wisdom of his
work has been demonstrated. The State has
come TO recognize in him force for it's etiuca-
tional development and Raleigh has found in
him q most admirable citizen, with whom
it will be loath to part.
Raleigh Will sorely regret to lose DR.. Vann
and the worth OF his influence, and while it de-
sres to advancement to him, it feels
that it say that if he leaves Meredith Col
iegc the Baptists and the State will lose one of
tho greatest factors for the education Of women
If he accepts he will have wide field Of in
auence, but there will be deep regret that he
will be called from Raleigh Indeed, we see no
reason why the board should not make it's
headquarters IN Raleigh and have Dr. Nann as
a citizen Of Raleigh keep in close touch with
Meredith College if he elects to accent the posi-
ton which he has under consideration.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
NOT THAI KIND.

The people Of North Carolina who know T,n1-
Tescntatives. and those who know him by the
record lie has made man. citizen as legis-
lator, will resent the attempt to cast aspe1sons
upon his character, made by d paper Of this
state that he secured the withdrawal Of oppo-
sition his election Speaker by a trade 20
parcel certain chairman ships to members
Of the House who were supporting other can
didatea
Emmett L. Wooten IS not that kind Of q man
Though it was not needed 10 emphasize the fall
sity Of the allegations made against him. vet il
was fitting that in the House yesterday there
was denial made by members IN emphatic Ian
guage of the charges which had been made It
is known b! those who were in close touch with
the situation at the time Of the election Of a.
Speaker that Air. Wooten had such d support
to insure his election This recognized
by his opponents, and most gracefully they
Withdrew and gave him the compliment of =
unanimous election.
Emmett r. Wooten IS not the man 10 ante,
into a trade sell chair1na nships to secure tn.
position Of Speaker. Honest, clean, STRAIGHT
SANDER OF the kind which would involve hin, -,
base dickering for position Will fell harmless
at his feet His life record refutes If
Let the Legislature on the ivice and a.
tsb ? record FOR effc:nrcv
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
ALL FOR $1.70

There has never been offered in North Caro-
lima much good reading for SO little money as
Offering under the following proposition:
FOR $40 viii send the following Tor one
year:
The Weekly News and observer, an eight
page weekly newspaper
THE COnmoner, able monthly Journa',
published by William Jennings Bryan.
The Farmer and Mechanic, sixteen page
North Carolina home and farm weekly journal
Thus for One Dollar and Seventy Cents you
get all these papers one year.
v c. MOORE Manager.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
NJ orn ing t onic
IphilippianS w 81

philippians ". 81
TS1NAl1IY, brethren, whatsoever things are
A. true, whatso over things honest, what
soever things just whatsoever things are
pure, whatsoever things lovely, whatsoever
things Of good report; if there be any viz
tue, and ii there can any praise think on these
things.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
AEEP 1T STATEWIDE ROT ALTON

Ihere is every reason why there should be
no change in the present system by which the
Judges Of the Superior Courts Of North Carolina
are called to preside in every section Of ths
State, unless it may be set forth as a reason the
convenience of the men who occupy the noe,.
ton Of judges.
North Carolina has done well all these yea r.
with the system Of State wide rotation Of itds.e
and We can reason why there should he
q change made by the division of the State into
two judicial sections It is an unfortunate thing
for North Carolina now, that there is raised the
cry OF the East and the West that there is arv
seeming difference in the sections OF the State
matter which has been largely brought abou,
by reasons OF political preferences az a man
from the East and from the West. q man
from the West, then man from the Fast
The truth is that il is good thing, mar IN.
twenty judges of the State are bv law aesi.,ee5
50 that they will hold courts in different sec.
tons of the State it is a good thine fo~ t.asr.
ern North Carolina that INDIE Fue,;ce .r,
Judge Garter Of the West have 70 ride The cir
cunts OF that 2ection for a time Il is a good
thing FOR Western North Carolina that J1dpa
common and Judge Whedbee have TO preside
over the courts OF the mountain Section Tor Z
'h'e 't gives THESE very judges a. wider range
ol VISION OF the State, and it gives the State a
"'e' ii'1A u me men who make Up the Stoie
1t lets the East know the West and the Neeo
know the East.
Inc proposition now in ,he General Assembly
TO divide the State into Eastern ano Western
bhstricts should not be adopted There Is ~
demand Tor this from the people there Is no
need for It, Let rs rather grow TO b: North
carolina more united than North Carolina
more dls-united. The cry Of men rom " .s,e-r
counties is for aid for railroads that North
carolina may be closer knit together. The bill
10 split North Carolina into TWO judicial SEQ.
tons is which has in it the essence nr sr:,,.
ing us into . further condition % 4 teo-sac.
tened state
Let the Statewide rotation OF judges remain
ii stands II has worked wei, all rtta=~ ~ .4-s
md the people satisfied with j.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

Italy is so busy caring for its earth, u;l1e vie
Tins that it hasn't time to be warlike and thus
the earthquake appears to have been 3 dispen-
sation in favor of the Teutonic Allies
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

The Indianapolis speech got under ihe hide
of the old moss Jacks like Lodge and that is q
sign that ii contained the right sort OF senti-
Iuents
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

Whatever the merit OF submarines in general
there does not seem 10 be any doubt that the
German variety is equipped TO bring home the
bacon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

rhe customary time Of the Legislature IS
nearly third gone. but the real work Of the
body can be done In the second lap as well as II,
the third.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

rs is not believed that it requires sI.y extra
ordinary effort of the British iua ginatior 70
descry Zeppelin.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

The resignation of the Austrian premier tends
TO confirm suspicious that Austria probe bly, aas
had enough OF it,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26
Nmcle NaN'4 Na4
tNCW York american

N'H hens were worthless MASTERS, they'd
W cacklc and sleep; but though used
them kindly, they'd never their keep. We
tried 10 entertain them, the phonOsraph we'd
play each morning i'm the barnyard, and still
they wouldn't lay. We showed them comic
papers we talked about the war; but they were
dull and listlc-s and idle as before. In dread
ful desperation gave fancy ball. but
though they were invited they did not at
ALL We hired spellbindins speakers, regard
less of expense, to stir them 10 their duty with
ringing cloquence. We shot or candles,
we tried to teach them games, and then some
one suggested read them Henry James.
Imagine amaZemcnt when without pause
rest the creatures started laying il they
were possessed OF course, we could not fattosn
tho meaning of the words that from the writer's
pages fed the listening birds. And though
cant get Henry, one boost Wen have To
hand him: We've proved beyond all question
that chicken, understand him!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

Three employees to every Ave law-mai1ers
makes ii look like the solons have TO have con-
siderable waiting on
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

From present indications 1915 is going 10
be noted for d shortage in precipitation
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

While Alabama is in a prohibiting mood j,
ought to prohibit Sunday baseball.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

Col. Roosevelt sa,s in article i : current
magazine that the proposed Colombian tres,-
Is crime. The Colonel has sad chat % o-rer.
rbe novelty has worn Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-26

Let the Legislature turn on tbs juice and *
. biiSh ? record FOR efic:nrcv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
JURY YNEN
VINDICATE
DIR. GRAVES
IN VERDICT

After being out more than eigh
teeE hours the jury in the damage case
of Mrs. Maria e. Truiillo against DR..
j. Herman Graves at IL O'Clock this
morning brought in a verdict for the
defendant Two suits, both of them
predicated on substantially the same
charges. were disposed of by the
verdict; one of them instituted by
Mrs. Trujillo and the other by her
husband. Only one of them, however,
was brought to trial; it having been
agreed that the result of the hearing
in one case should determine the fate
OF the other.
The complaint in the case just
tried alleged that Mrs. Trujillo under
went surgical operation at the de-
6endants hospital on December II.
1912 for appendicitis, and, that in
tie process Of cutting on the vermi-
form appendix a portion of another
internal organ, in no wise connected
with it. was removed, in consequ-
ence OF which she has suffered great
physical and mental distress. 1t was
stated by witnesses for the defendant
al the trial that the organ alluded to
vas diseased at the time of the oper-
alton and that its removal was es-
sential to the recovery of the patient
from the ills with which she was af-
fiicted.
The case was called for trial on
Thursday OF last week and occupied
the attention OF the court for six or
seven days. A great mass of testi-
rnony was introduced by attorneys
for the complainant; much of It of an
expert character. The defense did
not begin the presentation of its evi-
dence to the jury until Tuesday NOR
ring.
The case was taken up for argu-
ment on the re-assembling of court
Wednesday afternoon and at $3.50
O'Clock was given to the jury. which
retired at once for deiiberation. The
firm Of Jefrrey e stinemeyer ap-
reared as attorneys for the complain
ants and william ]. Miles OF Dem
yer for the defendant The jury was
composed of !. n. Barber. e. NJ.
Ward. R. w. johnson. E. d. Often.
Frank Emmerson. John R. Wagon
er. c. W. stokes, o. s. Okey. P. NJ.
I.inneer. J. A. Adir. A. A. GebhArdt
ana G. w. Williamson. Frank Emmer-
son was foreman Of the jury and u
g. Okey. secretary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
0. C. JACKLIMe WEDS
SAN FRANCISCO. .eIRl

San Francisco. April 8.-Daniel
Cowan Jackling. widely known In
the mining and financial world. and
Miss Virginia Joliiffe OF San Fran
cisco were married here late Tues
day.
Miss JolliRe is Jackiing's second
wife. He was divorced from his nrss
wife.
The ceremony took place at the
home of DR.. Herbert C. Moffit, only
members OF the family and a few
close friends being present. Mrs
Moffitt is a sister Of the bride. as il
Mrs. Rudolph Spreckles.
Jackling is vice president and
managing director Of the Utah Cop
per company and Ray Consolidated
Copper company. and Of other mining
and banking corporations and rail
roads.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
BEGIN NOW FOR
CLEANUP DAY.

the executive committee, repres-
enting the civic improvement league
and the chamber OF commerce, sug-
gests to the people OF Canon City
that preparations begin at once Tor
-Clean-Up Day" which will take place
Friday. April 16. and that everybody
cooperate in the work. The commit.
tee desires especially to impress up.
on people that no ashes will be haul
ed away by the men and teams en-
ployed at that time. Ashes have
been tabooed so far as -clean-Up
Day is concerned and those who
dump them in the alleys will be COM
relied TO have them carted on al
their own expense. The committee
is anxious wherever 1t can be done
to advantage. TO have all trash and
rubbish placed in gunny sacks and
left in the alleys where they can
Re conveniently loaded into wagons.
By doing this people win greatly
facilitate the cleanup movement.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
uTILE:DlaDS SIMes
q SPhIN6 rs SIeE Of
PlPEMlIe AMO RllMTIne


Despite the fact that pretty wan
paper IL good to look upon u II con
ceded TO be q difficult task 70 dress
ap attractive display window with Il
Yet by the clever use Of little birds
cut from some Of their beautiful deco,
rated borders the Morgan Paint Com
pany. In the strathmorc block. have
arranged most attractive window,
giving forth a sensible message .,f
spring time.
The little birds are hung from the
ceiling by strings and carrying In their
tiny beaks such Timely messages A.
Paint Up. Paper Up" Tint Your
Walls and give the family Treat"
and numerous other slogans that
have a worth while meaning TO them.
The Morgan Paint Company have a
large stock Of paint and paper Of
first-class and the background OF
their window is fun OF excellent sug-
sestions showing the latest designs
in wall paper and exhibiting paint
and varnish for every need.
The window Is commanding great
deal OF attention.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
ELKs HAD iNsTALLATioN WED
MIDDAY NIoHT.

The installation Of the officers.
elect Of the Canon City Lodge No.
$40. Benevolent q Protective Order
OF Eiks. took place Wednesday night
with Dr. J. Homer Dickson as Install
ing officer. The new officers are A..
,. Turner. past exalted ruler: A. M.
wyckoff. exalted ruler; Raymond
Reide, esteemed leading knight:
Clyde c. Bell. esteemed loyal knight:
H. p. stommei, esteemed leetur.
fna knight: 70. A. Bradbury,
secretary; Frnnk McFsFiane. treas
urer, r. w. blanchard, tiier.
A. ,. Turner = seprseentatiyc
. the grand lod9e msstins u L0s
Angeles and John shaw, gr., nltor'
nste
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
JOSEPH 6AMMETT. SR.,
BURIED At FLORENCE

The remains of Joseph Gannett. sr,
arrived in this city this afternoon
from Pueblo, accompanied by Miss
Anna Gannett, and were Inferred in
Highland cemetery. Deceased Is one
o, the pioneers OF Fremont county
and will be remembered by all the
old timers. He has been making his
home in Pueblo for q number Of
years. His son. Joe Gannett, previ
ious to his death several years ago
resided in Florence for many years
and hid widow then took up her
residence in Canon City.
Mr.. Gannett was SO years Of age and
died after an Illness Of only few
days. He had been a resident OF Col
orado since 1881 and was engaged in
ccal mining in the early days Of the
Fremont county field. but for the pas,
nine years he has lived in Pueblo.
Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
WILL PUT SCENIC ROADS IN CON
plTioN EoR USE.

Street Commissioner Tom Parker
il planning to put bunch of men to
work next week repairing and other
wise improving the Skyline drive and
the road to the top Of the Royal
Gorge. 1t is expected that there will
be greater number of visiting auto
mobiles in Canon City next summer
than ever before and an effort will be
made to get the scenic highways
about town in the hest condition pos.
sible for the use of the excursion
lists. Both the Skyline drive and the
road to the top Of the gorge are in
fairly good shape and a few days
labor upon them will put them in frst-
class trim.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
new D. {. SfEEBgE
N EFFECT nEzI

Beginning next Monday. April l3t|
the Denver Z Rio Grands win inaslsI
rate its new summer train schedu,
which will be as follows: Train IA
/. west bound. viii leave Denver
S:15 a. m. and will arrive al Cano
City at l;4o p. m. It will leave her
at 1:45 for ogden and points wesd
This is a through train 70 the co..
via the Western Pacific and win 81
rive In San Francisco at 1880 p. 9,
tho second day. 1t carries st3nd6f'
and tourist sleepers and dinine cazs.
Train No. s. west bound. VIII Ieav'
Denver at 10 a. N. and win arriy|
at Canon City at 4:15 .. m. 1t vii
leave here at 4:20 p m. This trail
arrives at Ogden at p. m. the nez
day. 1t carries standard and touris
sieepers and diner.
Train No. Is. west bound. vii
leave Denver at 5:45 p. m. and vii
arrive at Canon City at 1:4s a. m
and will leave here at 1850 a. m. 4
is due to arrive at Ogden at a m
the second morning. y
Train No. 10, west bound. is tn
new st. Louis-san Francisco flyer and
VIII arrive at Canon City at s:45 ,
m. 1t is an ali-steel equipped traiI
and will carry the finest day coacnri
and sleepers crossing the continent.
Train No. 2. east bound. leaves saz
Francisco at $3.50 a m. and arrIvel
at Canon City at 2:45 p. m the sec
ond day. II leaves here for Pueblo
Colorado Springs and Denver At 2:bl
p m. It viii arrive in Denver at s:st
p. IN.
Train No. :. east bound. VIII seay,
Ogden at s:55 a. m. and arrive a
Canon City at GAS a. m It win leavs
hero at $3.50 a m. arriving In Denver
at 1920 noon
Train No. 1s. east bound. will leave
Ogden at II p. m. and VIII arrive ii
Canon City at 12:45 a M. the second
morning. II viii leave here for Pue
bio and Denver at 1890 a m. and w
arrive In Denver at 7 a M.
Train No. 20. east hound. neu Ban
Fancisco-stI.ouis limited. VIII arrive
here from Tho PSeine coast It izsst
p. m. and viii leave for Pueblo. Kan
sas City and ST Louis at 1885 p m
The new schedule takes eject a
Q a m next Monday. Trains Nos.
and 10 now being operated between
Canon City, Pueblo and Denver VII
win be discontinued under the new
time card.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
ACCEPTS CALL TO cHnIsr
CHURCH PARiaH

REV. Floyd Van Keuren Of Denver.
has accepted = call to become roctor
Of Christ Episcopal church os this
city and Is expected 70 enter upon hiS
duties here about the third week In
May. Rev. Van Keuren. who 10 at
present rector Of the congregation Of
All Saints church IN Denver. came e.
Colorado few years ago from New
jersey and has since been sneheed n
ministsriai work in Denver. 10 yin
be remembered - having FScohtlY
made visit 70 this parish when ~
preached two ezcsllant safm1ne ltsm
The pulpit Of Christ churcAi 1le,,nG +
favorable inpso6giol - "a M D,1t
BIN ~ he psrsonni'ty ~ 1'.s15rS|
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
WhoopIno Cough.

Well--everyone knows the effect OF
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tnr-rIoney is remedy which
brings quick relief for whooping
Cough, loosens the mucnons. ncothes'
the lining OF the throat and lungs,
and makes the coughing spells less
severe. A family with growing chill
dren should not be without 81 Keeo.
II handy for all Coughs and coidsA
25c. at your druggist--adv.