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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
4 SAFE TEST

Foi shose sho are 10 Deed IL =
rsnsdy ics kidnay TROUBLES and
escssehe. 10 10 y good plsn 70 Try
Doaa's kidney Pills. They are
stfossly Recommended by DieksoD
people.
Mrs. ]. r Wilaon, \. Maia 81
Dis4sonfm ys "For Ons yvsr !
~ss aaabls 20 lssye NY foon ~ith.
%. help NJ Kidneys wsrs veal
and Suffered from rhsuniaiie
trouble. Sothias thst | took did
as .ny gool and | thought woulc
never ~, ~,A sssia Doans Kit
nsy PHI s~ts hnsllv recommends
10 ms aud | got ttr 80 th' hysii
HaK 80 The ff.t 'a,I - lhN.or
helped o.. a...d.rabIy AID | KEEP
|nG ,salas ,l.rm uatii | wsr ,ursi
S.at-asut gwen April 5 1915
Gu June ! 1918 Nrs wiI-ot
aid: y a.. cured 6y Doan, MD
asy Pills 80 sefal yssrs ago The
stst- nsnt | gave at that ,ine slilI
hold. good
Pms. 3D., ., Al d.slrrs Den
| Imply ass ias a sidney ntn.0y-
get Doap. kldnsy Pilis--the sAm'
,ha, Mrs. Wilsou hsd Foster MI
burn Co, Mir Buffalo. \ Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Silo As Important In
The south ) in North

snnr hs .,gtF'r# a e Hs
The ld.s tlal $40, slto {
/, a ucf,l T. ~ti'.U3t
ia heip ~. north ~ -tte. aftt
dat, 1srurr cIrry uu his tni5't Il
ala pr,h, dummy tht laf toid|
natheru wtutrr- With pace y.
Iced soaring higher md higher shd
The pltrc oi bert just holdng ~
own, III. modern iarmer - forced -
turn ,n a cheapef food sni instinct
lively he trrns to tbs ailn. II - not
A northern institution any niort
than corr - a northern crop FTs
II r. pliss Rursl Engineering
Specialist. Division Of Extension.
In the spring before pastures are
good. /, supplies the n.-dsd green
food During dry weather IN sum
m.r and fall 1t keep. the min eos-
up 10 their STANDARD. and FURNISHES
lust tbs feed that needed is 'hose
| cattle tina, are going INTO the faltep,
lug ly. Then IN winter ~lih httls
% no pasture bad rainy wsait"t'
and sot ~ frozen ground. The sic
furnishes succulen. iood that i
NEEDED to keep up the dow OF ~
dairy COW and keep the stock grow
Jog They no, only est II but they
III. il. keep 10 good desh on IT.
and the milx COWS oontince 10 mils
! Longer on i, than possibly could on
dry feed bee, pulp, huIis, Feed o.
ANYTHING els. Of the ssme cost
The south can not bsg'n'io supply
hss v market with butter I'M
opportunity ior dairyina 10 tht
South VAS never grssssr shaa ne*
Il; j. a better dairy country on 'hf
average than mos, Of the dairy sec
ton. II the aes,h, There - a spsen.
did market tor milk and batter.
Bot III. siio IL pscesssry TO Sonduc'
successful dairy 'srm IN The soo't
sstrsTvrrre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

MlLLEk We are Authorized t0 An
lsuacs ii. /. ' Miller 40 q candidate
ior Representative from DleAso" 70"
10 the nS u General A.ssmhlY. subject IT,
lhs ell u lAs dsmocfste yotsrs u abe
August yfimary
NATHiS-Ne ale Aa!Lurlhrd % an
nvunes d. J / Maths ~ a eandrdAts
Ios ssps ssr ntAtiye itum Jackson InaIs,
subject ~ the All u The drnl"efaa'
voters al tAr August primary
L.AkkiSs-Ws are aathorilcd W AL.
aouucs }. A. l.Ikits "a . candidate
Tor the Democrats p~ouilnAiion " rep =
seat Dickson oaaty In the Lower HOUSE
VI The uexi General Assembly f7imai,
,isct,on August B, iyIV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Or. J.. \. MATTHEWS
IAN save Your Diseased Eyes

sore Eyes, Granula,ed t,~lrds,
W,ldha,r., Watering. Itching t,rs,
.Scoms, Ptctygiuins on the eyes
Can po.tvcl, be cured with Dr.
Carhnsie. Eve Remedy Sold
and guaranteed by Dr. II Mat
,he~., drugg,., IN Dckson, at 81
Der bottle. Your mo,.ey batk II
no, pleased with result Can be
sen, anywhere by parcel pos,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Hundreds oi thousands ot people
brl,ev. that Il they pu, their singers
on . h~sart.shaped piece d plank
runnins ~ three wheels that ~.
Peter gill II once unlock the pssrly
cats aud send the spirits docking
down through endless space rs
gather around that slx inch piece y!
board aud ans~-s all the foolish
euestivns which intellectual mish1s
ask OF them, What 10 the snswet e
anything like that Since hundreds
Of thousands Do 40 believe hos IL
II ever going to be poss,hleslo drlIl
tnow leds r.. sense OF anything else
inio the,s hsals'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
COMMISSION

SPENCER We are authorized 10 an
neancv NJ d. spaaesf, u the Fourth
Da.trict ~ = candidate tor lLembeT VI
Hixpway Com missioa, s1blrsi 10 the
Wal VI the qualified voter. al TINS Aasus.
election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
The btx I'hyas

When ynu wsnt n pNss-ant rh1sIc
nv Chamberlain Tsh.eu. They
are sssy to take and mid and gess.
lie 10 eject. They are highly pslled
BY people Who have become ac-
cusinte6 ~ith their good qualities
They only co+t . Qnsrtsr,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
UNCEM
sIATE 81

Ri h We ART antbo,,xa ~ Isoosnsr
". kles, OF ssswan County, as a
candidate Tor the once OF State ssnA.
tor from this senatorial DlssElct, sab-
isct W thu l~lttIocIst.e Primary. Aag
uss Aah.
IULLlkk-Ws are aSiLonfsa " M.
ounce h.. q. CoIlief, VI haGphIsys
county. . . candidate iot ths ~dtnsocfai.e
uyn,DAl.oa Tor stats nsGstor from ,hs
Senatorial ihstricI Primary rieesloa,
August b, isD
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

To leave -amt nol unen, 10 tho
grateful hr.ft- ot mr0 10 lar greater
,h.n 10 l.av Int a,ldsd palaces
TINT NJ. a. ,tttWblr, even W uur
irsil sslv,. aud to -e@ ON. rt".ls
~ suntnr%. along our prthp II lie
"a more promising " .t.rnsl harvest
than 10 be guided hv l~ptve'fuiress
oi the fact that swift Are u =
Wotksut Men Back to the kArth
Again.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
TRUSTEE

HUNT. We are authorized 10 announce
SlAyd eu lian. ~ . candidate tof lhs
office II Couaty TRUSTEE. subject "
the will u The su.hhsd voters 81 the
August election,
pOrSoN-we arr authorized !" an.
nnuacr W. k. Uotsoa as 4 candidate
Tor the oikee Of Trustee, subject ~
the viii oi tbs aual'hrd ,otefs at th.
cum,ng August election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
COUNTY JlD0t.

WkkMB w av authorized ~ Q
Joe II Weems ~ a candidate ior re-
rlreuoa u shs olhcr oi county 1't''s.
subject TO tAr viii oi tir qGa''s,d
vul.ts Al ths Aug'Irt election.
tHALlEk.-Ne are A1thoftIei \ all
uouacs Frank trAsies A. q candidate
iof the ohhes ". County .JudSr, subject
h. ID, voters At the Ausa "a, 1870, siee'
tiyh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
~,ksolvENr NoTtcS,

70 The Creditors Of X \ fhstch.
deceased. by order Of the Clerk Of
the Csanty Court. ot dickson Go /.
Tenn.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 Mpes.
so~A. having claims against the e..
.,ate oil 4, 2. match. decsassd. to
appear and de TIN same With tn.
Clerk Of said Court. authenticated
in As - me des>rsb~d by law on OF
a<far- Ln / 1874
The insolvenry n said estate hsv
ins bssa suse~s,~d any claims no,
1llsd on or before sad date will BE-
'fueevss barred both in law aud
e>sity.
This July 81. lsAl
j. X. Sampkins. Adm
II r. T. Thatch. s.,s,s
Russiss, Buasiess--John Dese
Beesiss,-.r. r. Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

We certainly d. kcs up an awful
aoi.e al our national convection a.
nout saving the country for the q
nouu, OF saving that Is done after
sard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

We broth-ts " this Brotherhood
OF Nan are mixed lot Onr IL
rich aud arrogant, smother II poot
aud A. full 81 cu.s~dn-ss ~ hash u
Of m,-cellsnsou. meat. aud lots IL
~ asv an,t ii bel wiki and between,
but We A.. sll Brothers. Jus, tn
same. ia God's eyes, and ought to
be IN each others eyes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

II you write . fairly good photo
play you will get about si2 Tor 1t.
and later Q II advertised A. the
wonderful $4,000 production
Such 10 ame- aud advertising
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
TAX AsSES0R.

TArtM VIZ efr authorized 10 an
nuuncu G.. L. Fatum A. . cApdija;,
Tor re- s.iection to the ode. NJ Tn 40
,e..or, subject TO the vii 81 the qusl,
ihrd ,utrrs III the Angus, election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
sliIRME

rFTTl We Me aathoriErd 10 sn.
nuunce J.. 7. Petty asa candidate icl
70 election ~ the othe- ui shena, sub.
l,,g to tie viii Of the qualified sotrt'
81 The August W. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Whose sni a sacs Of hour, . sldr
u bog inca, aud q bush.i Of spud,
10 trade for a second hand hivyer.
Don all spcas At once EhH What
Dead stlenes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

A ,aodetn Lsssrus would get \
corner IN the crumbs Snd put i,
cut In cartops asa h~rssktsst Isd
under the name al Grumpy Crum
hlss, Good inf Whatever ale you =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
ics hearing .rpsrts.

Hs iutthe, ordered that this
notice b. published 10 the Dicksoo
County Herald Tor four consecutive
week, ~ required by lss 10 such
caaes,
Witness nv hsua iti,s July Ah.
1870 u rsvIor. ca N.
L@ech A Hall Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

There 10 little satisfaction argu.
ing With = preacher. because one
sanaot we'll uss the hind u language
usuaay used in convincing AFsu
wents
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

The " W. revolution 10 a
great Joke. There 10 good d.a
u hard work about revolution.
and those fellows may be depended
upon to light shy vi anything iainill
resembling bard WORK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

} N, Barrie Gays What womtr
saL, Is to speak ia themselves
We'll. Why in thunder shoulder
she speak for hsvreNf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Some u th. old ladies 10 short
-xirts aud ealsomIprd complexiuns
are certainly llsrus ug 10 the adass
II groNins old more ~ Iess grace
tully
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

A. Tar ~ numhcr add snthnsi-
Asm 10 concerned the Prosr~~sivss
ss~m 20 be progressing much after
the III snpst VI crab 90 crawhsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

II you are a poet, you eat sell
your dreams aud ;ancles 10 a soap
manufacturer nowadays iu much
more than . pub. shef OF III. public
sill pay Too b..d, but its true.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

stsfrr Wv s~ authorized 10 AZ.
noance J NJ Scott A. \ candidate ior
the ottice oi Tar Assessor subject ~ Inv
will OF the qualified yetsr. ~ the Aug
net ls.O election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

II The average lnaatsc could he
given . stand u he New York stock
rxch.ns. foor OF tbs curb rs,tv.
during sraptiou, he would wonder
shy tas authMitiss picked on hiE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Cone in and se~ The John Deere
and get prices aud e~asrantse
It r. Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

The United States never declared
var against Germany declares Col
HMyey. She SIMPLY declared
that . state Of wat.xi.trd' between
the two nations lhs distinction
Ia possibly luipoftsat particularly
To those sho are dead
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Back IN the recruiting day. 4
chart time ago ons darkv YEA ssk.
Ing another aue ~ csGs CA ipts the
cavalry. TO which the rpiy csn,-.
All vealdn't iiue NO csvsliy noAaw
cause shen q. a2hs u 90 and da,
ass hasas sousds the cell 10 rstrra,
l don't want 10 fuss Wild 10 boss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

TAA cid ,prublsm al whether .
hen SITE, q NsA b 1eing the rounds
sssiL. bul what - S,snss xaais 10
*now IL whether when ~ hsn caek.
loo 10 shs laying ~ iyias.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
,r.x,, an DDnc FUNERAL DIRECTORS
IAlL.UK DKUCs and EMBALMERS

o,, M. Dodge Bros Motor fearse, ~ o n 9ost se<o1sts . tsts
-,ae, m h msst read, fot service We carr, = eo~Fkts Nae " sotssss
ID .s.1e,. an cali. given promr sssshen. Day Of night Bssisss 1ee~ss
a, +, Cvmb 2I1, Reideses eAonrs. ~ ssS H.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
NASHVILLE

Bert Smith was in Corvallis Tuesday
This is petition week at Nashville.
Leavitt's building activities are on
the way to completion. Using the
ground as q floor he counts that part
practically done and place has been
constructed On which to support a
roof. He reports His Banty family as
having been increased to ten. All
seem to be contented to stay at home
except the old gentleman of the family
and he just gets in for over Sunday.
Mr.. West(no relation to Oswald) has
been employed as watchman at the
mill.
j. r. Edwards and family "dinnered"
at their mothers last Sunday.
Mary Ellen and Goldie, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Davis, who have
been spending the past week with
their parents, have returned to Port
land
Bob Moore is delving in legal lore
and dispensing Ethics.
Miss Freddie Winkler was in Sum.
init Saturday.
Mrs. Farrand spent Sunday in Cor
wallis.
Vern Martin is. helping on the ranch
this week. He will return to Corvallis
Sunday.
M. Ryan was in Corvallis the last of
the week.
L. l.. Leavitt, the genial and efficient
S. P. Agent, went fishing Sunday. He
reports catch of forty-two.
Tommy Tompkins Of Corvallis spenL
the past week at the home of ]. o.
Davis.
Dave Lister, the junior partner of
Lister Bros, Nashville merchants,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
NEWPORT

This seems 10 be quite lively, sum
merry week, with the schcol-teachers
swarminy here for the annual Teach.
ers Institute. There are tall ones and
short ones, fat ones and thin ones, old
ones and young ones, but they all have
that bright energetic appearance that
denotes their calling. May they pros
per and wax fat. Among those pres,
ent from outside are State Supt. of
Schools Churchill, Instructor Ralph
Coleman, o. A. c. The Newport High
school, with it's ample Auditorium is
splendid place for the institute.
The Third Company of Coast Artil-
lery, Oregon National Guard now
drills each Monday night at the old
Patrick store building, the Adjutant
General having leased that building
for term Of yea"c. At the dismissal
tine Monday evening Athletic and
Entertainment committees were ap-
pointed. The company contains sew
eral men who were on their regimental
baseball teams while overseas and eX-
pect to have team that will give any
team in the County a lively session.
The entertainment committee expects
10 sage a grand ball at the Armory in
a short time.
The Port of Newport, having definite
ly decided to purchase the North
Spruce Railroad, are now waiting to
receive a contract for sale of the
property from the Spruce officials.
Having already an investment in the
Jetties, including the amount to be
spent by the government for the north
jettv, of approximately one and half
million dollars, they do not feel like
setting down and allowing the timber
barons to hold up all improvement
while they starve out the remainder
OF the small holders of timber. Sew
eral firms are ready to begin opera.
tions on the road as soon as arrange
ments are completed
Wood is still problem at Newport,
as the heavy rains lately have pre-
vented the delivery of wood from the
surrounding country and the up river
men have delivered about all that they
have cut.
The Halibut schooners are fitting out
for the annual fishing. Among those
in port are the Spray, Empire, Sea.
foam, Fremont and Decorah.
This is the week for organization of
political clubs at Newport. A Jones
Club was organized first and the later
part OF the week a Hoover Republican
Club, with forty enthusiastic members
was formed; Jones for Secy of State
and Hoover for President seem to be
the principal items of interest with
Newport people, and judging from the
straw votes in Portland, Mr.. Hoover
will be the choice Of Oregon Repub-
licans.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
TO THE VOTERS OF
LINCOLN COUNTY

AS do not have time to stay at
home or any place, am going to let
the Leader talk for me, the editor
wants a new car and needs the money
anyhow
| am in favor of bridge at Toledo
and the State road put on water
grade. The south side has need OF
tha bridge and the rest of us could
use 1t very well too. l am in favor
of getting roads so that the people OF
this county can get to the county seat
with rig without having to go miles
out OF their way, in a round about
course, in order to get there. There
are hundreds of dollars spent in Cor
wallis and way points that belongs
to Toledo and Newport, and | do not
think they would be mad ii they got
1t. am also in favor Of completing
a road, after II is started, before start
ing another one.
(Paid Adv c. w. Brown.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
BURNT WOODS

Miss Clara Downing, assistant post.
mistress at Burnt Woods, and oldest
daughter of our Tum Tum merchant,
returned home Friday from a two
months visit with friends and relatives
in Hillsboro, Portland and Eugene.
The weather is fine and road work
is progressing. The grader will be
run this week over the roads if the
weather remains good.
Riley Young and wife of Harlan were
Tum Tum visitors Monday.
Hood Henderson has crew of men
shearing his goats.
Jim Louden and Mr. Eagleson Of
Little Elk were Tum Tum callers Mon
day.
Mrs. j. B. Leech visited at the
Downing home Saturday.
Fred Jones expects to start logging
Monday, near Harris station.
Charley Chapman has pair of train
ed goats and wagon, the outfit being
the niftiest conveyance seen in Tum
Tum.
We are glad to know that the family
of Mr.. Harmson's have fully recovered
from the smallpox and are able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cambel, relatives Of
Roy Stockdale and wife, have departed
for dryer climate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
D, E, FLETCHER
Republican Candidate for Representa-
tive of the 18th District Comprising
Lincoln and Polk Counties.

Republican Candidate for Representa-
tive of the 18th District Comprising
Lincoln and Polk Counties.
In making this announcement, being
stranger to many of you, | wish to
state: That | was born on farm In
the State of Missouri, January Sth,
1875, where | acquired some little
knowledge of farming and Farming
People, also their needs; ] attended
Missouri Valley College for six years,
and came west in 1898, was engaged
in the Banking business in the State
of Washington for the period of eight
years before coming to Oregon. Grad
uated from Willamette College OF Law,
Salem, Oregon, in 1915, and have been
actively engaged in the practice OF
law at Independence, Polk County,
since that time, and have made good.
This district is my home, | have no
other home, nor do | wish any other
home. | only wish to see my District
grow greater and better and be second
to none.
earnestly ask the support of the
Republican voters Of my District at
the May H. mary, and when nominated
a.id elected u, office of representative,
vii, assure you that the duties of
your trust will be faithfully guarded.
| have no interest to serve but the
peoples interest, and will support legi-
innate legislation tending to develop
the resources of my District, and the
state of Oregon.
Primary, May 81. 1920, (Pd. Adv)
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
A FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOR TOLEDO

AS one cf the organizers of Toledo's
National Bank, charter for which has.
been requested, a few words will not
be Cmiss.
Toledo and Lincoln County are soon
to see considerable activity in gen.
eral business way; new, men and new
enterprises are coming, and the or
ganization of National Bank will do
much to bring more business to To-
ledo and the whole county.
The banks mission VIII be to aid
the merchants, the dairymen and tho
farmers even to the remotest ends OF
the county.
The present bank has been a great
help to the community, and | predict
the two banks will grow along togeth-
er with ever increasing business, II
you haven't the vision for bigger
and better Toledo, get in the band
wagon at once.
II N Austin
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
SOUTH BEACH

School closes at this place next
Friday with every body pleased with
the work the teacher has done. AS
a teacher we can highly recommend
her. There will be small program
at the close. Her pupils, though few,
respond readily to her plans of enter
tainment.
Sam Smith and son were visitors at
South Beach last Tuesday, laying in a
few groceries. Sans family has In
creased wonderfully the last week or
two, as he has relatives from the east
making his family number about six
teen.
We learn the sad news of Mrs
Howe's death, near Waldport. We
hear she died very suddenly.
Our mail carrier is planking the
road between Mr.. Tamm's and Mr.
Feltons, that it may be passable for
autos to reach the railroad to make
connections with the mail car from
Waldport.
Delbert Ewing went to Nashville
Tuesday 20 resume work on the raj!
road. He expects to be gone some
time.
The many friends of grandma FELTON,
will be glad to know that she is up
and around the house again.
D. S. Conrad will soon have the hotel
in shape for business, both for meals
and lodging. His ad will appear later.
The Commercial Club has been
meeting once a week for reports of
the committees and plans for future
work.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-30
NEWPORT. ROAD BOOSTERS
PAY TOLEDO VISIT

Capt. Lindten brought a bunch OF
good road enthusiasts up from the Re-
sort City Wednesday evening, and a
public meeting was held at the Court
house for the purpose of creating an
organization for getting the -Four Per
Cent Bond Limit" before the voters
so they would thoroughly understand
the matter.
Hon. Lester Martin of Newport, who
has been appointed County Chairman
by G. G. Chapman of Portland, pre-
sided and outlined the matter for thos ,
assembled. DIR. w. M. Berry and AL
Taylor, both of Newport, also gave
short talks, as did also Judge Miller,
G. B. McCnskey and several others
from this city. j. e. Cooter acted as
secretary of the meeting.
The meeting went on record unani-
mously as favoring good roads, and
pledged themselves to work to secure
this end. II. a. Arnold, +. N. Hayden
and W. NJ. Berry were appointed as
county publicity committee, and they
expect TO give this important matter
thorough publicity in all parts OF the
county, for there is no doubt but what
voter will vote for the measure If
he understands it, Why? Because 1t
will not add one cent to his taxes, and
will double the miles of good roads
now in the state.
Another local publicity committee
was appointed for Newport of which
Mr.. Taylor is president, he to name
the other members. A similar commit.
tee was named for Toledo with w. K.
Peterson chairman, F.. N. Hayden and
G. b. McCluskey, committeeman.