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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-12-17

Read Ding's ad!
Hot drinks at Ding's.
Large selection Of Toys at Colvin's.
Maurice Andersen was over from
the Siletz yesterday.
Fine line of Chinaware for Xmas
gifts at Colvin's.
Huston Grant of Harlan was To.
ledo visitor yesterday.
Everything for the Xmas table at
-Gilderseeves'.
Elmer Watkins of Glen is a Toledo
visitor today
Candy and Nuts cheap enough for
everybody at Gilderseeve's.
5. j. Shermer of Winant is a county
seat visitor today.
If phonograph Of merit is desired
see coIvin.
Clayton Pond of Orton was To.
ledo visitor Wednesday
A dozen photographs will solve a
dozen gift problems. The Photo Shop.
Ed Stocker of Newport was in the
city Wednesday afternoon
! Don't forget the Blue sira Sale,
Saturday, December 18th.
G. w. Andrews came up from Mill
Four on this Moons train.
| II quality is desired in a Phono-
graph, see colvin before buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and child
ren went out to Corvallis yesterday
Grant King the Siletz Landlord was
a Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Fine line of stationery and school
supplies at CoIvin's.
|
Wallis and Wells the first of the week
Mrs. Earl Nye and sons, Clifford and
Percy, went out to Albany yesterday.
If it's in the market you will find
It at-Frederick's Quality Store.
A marriage license was issued last
Tuesday to Alfred Johnson, 32, and
Miss Tordina Leganger, IS.
Monday morning we place on sale
5000 Naval Oranges. at 36c. dozen.
Frederick's Quality Store.
Jim Franks of Siletz is assisting
Bank Building.
Ernest Bryant and Ord Castle were
over from the Siletz Wednesday after
a load of supplies
Miss Ruth Cozine who is attending
high school here, spent Saturday with
her parents at Elk City.
L. H. Payne of Newport is busy at
Pioneer this week getting out rock
for the Lincoln County Bank building
Mrs. Tom Chatterton Of Siletz pass
ed thru Toledo Wednesday evening
enroute home from a visit at Portland
Ding has been overhauling his store
this week, preparing for the Holiday
Season. Step in and take a look
around.
Jesse Daniels and Arthur Bensell
were over from the Siletz Saturday
with the formers truck, after load
of freight
Shoes, House Slippers and Furnish
ings make useful Gifts for Christmas
A large stock of these to choose from
at-The Bootery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
FOR SALE cry PROPERTY.

" lNfth hflfialsN fiIA o. UfN'f
papcrcd and painted. 60 foot east front
lot. IN liO1 block on l.inculn. price
5000. $3.50 cash balance 5000 peg
month
= ROOM MODERN House. iGo1
block Washington. $500. $500 cash,
balance !. =. and ] ycgs.
ROOM MODEI,S HOUSE. 1909
block Washington. 1000. $500 cash
balance easy.
LANDS
Gao ACRES within t'yo miles Wild
radu. good four room housc. new well
, outii. 900 acres ~ wheat. price s4g.oJ
per acre. part cash.
$40 ACRES. Randall county. , miles
Uf Ralph Switch. - miles Of Canyon.
500 acres IN cultivation. four wells,
three houses all smooth land: s5i. 80 pee
acre on COED terms. This IN a bargain.
lcO ACHES Ia six miles oi Amarllir,
40 acres IN cultivation. -four room
house We'll. hig harn. g. acres row crop.
I Prize $500 per acre
GO ACRES. miles of Nasbburn al
20? % PCT acre. would consider ANA
rlilu property a. part payment
". IT. BI;YMisR & ca.
Call Mr. Thompson. Phone 800.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE
RooMING HOUSE.

Consisting Of sixteen rooms. COM.
plciely furnished with new furniture
and plenty Il new linen. lesatsd clos.
90 business center and money maker.
Price 5000. $1,000 cash. balance can
y. Arranged
VI. n. WEAVER REALTY COMPANY.
1918 Mussir Bldg Phone cas-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

Going 10 sell snap Monday only. -
foot east fr,nt lui ON Taylcr 8 ron !
plas,ci-d. east front house. See owner
T. " Zimmerman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
TRADE

who wants g. trade y good home ia
Amarillo Tor a guod farm clos" 60 ANA
lillo we have IA nj with III" farii
who Wishes To- make such u trade
NJ T. WEAVER REALTY COMPANY
1919 Niaxsi. Bldg Phone Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
FOR SALE

FOR SNLE-Nice oak dining table. sOj
West Fifteenth street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
RlilCk III NGAInM

BARGAIN In cotton land. one section.
three miles OF SeagTaves. Gaines county
fsurrd well and windmill. Good terms
WI sfil af Df part. phop1 i'ql
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
LOST AND FOUND

LOST -Tilick travelling bag. Last Tues
day y. on 10Th OF pulh street. Reward
TOT return to- Tourist Inn.
LOST 'ullapslblc rudguie Tor truck.
Reward. TimmOns i,oos Motor Co.
LOST Between Tuba and Canyon
whit. viz. wheel carrying J3Si old
casing FUi reward phone 1851.
Ohioa first woman iurY returned 2
verdict f,r the defendant IN an eviction
rIst
LDST-r.'wo"r Sixteenth and FOX
street and Presbyterian church. boys
PALM Beach coat Finder please phUu"
$50 iUr reward
I uST-b sept Is ga" parAag 0i
films uu Ninth COZ ruik. Return g.
Iut"d Stul,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
REAL ESTATE
LAND ZOE SALE


IS acres rich. choic". Jewel land near
amarillo Fenced ard cultivated Al
clear. Terms II desired Adircss II W
g. box \. Carbon Easillnd Go. Texas
BRICK IN 'SGALOW
SIX rooms. iii' hnth aud rrettv hr,G .
fast room. many huili.in features. hipi.
wood floors throughout. finished hls's
ncnt. heated with Elu heater On lasc
m"ni. automatic hu' water heater brick
slrigs. cement flrnr and driveway.
pretty lawn and trees shown hr 40
puinimsut on'N and pties-l - sell
pttLEX APARTMENT.
Modern in rverv way; five rooms lnl
bath each Sidr ON east front. corret
lot ,loer ~ husirtss ccni,r. rr.rr Sii.
900: g. oao CASH ilai.noc easy.
VI. Il WEAVER REALTY COMPANY.
1919 Massie Bldg. Phone 6t3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

wASTED-Iloard AMI Room Tor man.
wife ard ron nearly grown. freferany
In private family. best OF re,.tcne 80
givWn and rNr-cfad. Address M ~
80 News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

FOL, SALE-Four burner gus cook
stove. cheap G05 Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE bought. sold and OK.
changed. Ny prices are reasonable.
phona i75. Kirkham's EOS Buck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

WANTEu-Ccmp,.to sterogf al'n =
d,,xr.s permanent position. Phone csc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

AGENTs--I am paying ts.oe an hour
taking orders for complete new line
al IInu-chold NevcSSities Write puirs
for partieuiars Albert Mills General
Manager as American lns. Cincin'
natl -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

ATTENTION. FARMEES.-The Brook.
mont Cafeteria " IN the market for
chickens. fresh eggs and produce of all
kinds. Call ili Polk street.
GRADS made from combings. Elite
Hair Dressing Parior. 10 Fuqua Blds
Phone II. 4e u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

CONFECTIONERY OUTFIT - Con-
sistinE of i4.foot soda fountain, cigar.
cite wall ease. cigar and candy cases,
tables. chairs carbonntor. used less
than thirty days; viii give purchaser
benefit 81 cash already paid. sell for
balance due OH easy m' nthly pay
mcnts Write or wire Grc sman Foun'
tain Company. Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. > partly furnished
rooms for house keeping without chill.
dren. Front bed room. convenient TO
hath. llO4 Pierce 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

| FOL, SALE-FNe passenger Overland
touring car. IN good condition. viii sell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

WAgIIiNC wANTED--iiCs johnsrn
called fut aid delivered iron. 70
90 rcnts ,luz rough diN' fi.'V ilhisn, y.
Extra charge fer slk 81 wool"n' 'u'
given sp-iai carc hv hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

FOR EENT-To couple. nicely fur.
nislied room IN modern home. with
board II desired. Also garage. Phone
$50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

RESTAURANT FiXTUkES-consist.
ing of: l0.foo, counter with white Riass
top, i0foot back bar. tables. chairs.
coffee urn. milk cooler. everything
complete. Huilt Cor party who lost 10.
cation. VIII give purchaser benefit q
cash already paid Easy monthly pay.
menis. Write wir. or phone GROS
MAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY, Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

ron sAi.E--so Zoo; east irun, lo.
south Niut"vnih street and Tyl"r. AS,
hay, a 80 fnci loi On Van iiurcn street
foi 81 lea south Nineteenth street \
= Dickson. Phone 3O9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

FoE SALE or TRADE-one chcyrole'
tuiu ina cat Guaranteed 10 w. IN frs
clss condition. VIII trade for lot. Ne,
hob BrashcaT. The Fair.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
SENATOR FALLS uN.AMEmoAN REPoRT

G ENATOR FALLS subcommittee investigating Mexico
~ has reported the un-American unjust dishonest
and roublebreedng set Of suggestions concocted
the United States.
Be Il remembered that Falls committee is OF the u s.
senatenot of Mexico; that Mexico is free and indie
pendent country and that there other free States TO
the south OF Mexico, all doubtful Of Americas intentions
in South and Central American affairs Keeping those
things in mind note Senator Falls report.
Mexico shall change Article 80 Of her constitution"
Mexico shall change Article 1870 OF the Mexican consti-
tuition"
Mexico shall change Article 81 OF her constitution"
Article 33 has to do with the constitutional right OF the
Mexican president 10 expel foreigners Fall wants II
written that Americans may not be expelled by the
president Of Mexico Every country the judge of its
citizenship.
Article i3O has 10 do with preachers teachers mission
aries FAN wants IL rewritten that Americans may go
into Mexico and teach preach whatever they wish ir
respective of what The Mexican people the Mexican
law says. This article to bring about the separation
Of church and State which all Americans approve
Article q has TO do with property land water mineral
rights, oil. concessions. FAN demands that Mexico be
forced 10 change her constitution that Mexico place
no limits upon the rights ofpropery acquired by Amer-
except where the limitation written into the deed
lease other instruments Of title This Of course, takes
away from the Mexican government that right and power
which every other free State exercises It's soil
But even though all these changes demanded for
uu hentht OF MtAlcO ana McAcanSs even houBh hley
were honestly conceived not for private profit Of Ameri-
exploers in Mexico, then the Fall report must
be condemned by honest people For the United States
has right-not suspicion OF rghtlo tell the people
OF Mexico what sort Of constitution they must have
What do you suppose the United States would say-and
do Mexco demanded that the United States wipe the
prohibition amendment Off the American constitution? Or
any other part OF the American constitutions What would
this nation do II any foreign country demanded change
in the American constitution You know what this
country would dol The change wouldn't be made Every
American would fight to the last to keep foreign
hands or the American constitution.
And what win be the effect OF the Fall report on the
other twenty thirty American republics OF South and
Central America? Think Of that, you who hope for
pan-Amerlcan understanding and world era Of good
will and peace Win any OF those Latin n-American nations
feel secure against similar demand from The United
Satesg VIII they turn suspicious eye upon the great
republic to the north, the republic which takes 10 itself
the right Of changing constitutions OF smaller nations
when they do not please certain interests in the United
sates9 How wonderfully the Fail report will smooth the
path for American export trade
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
ALAND or HORROR.

ID OLSIIEVlN Russia today is land OF horror" quot
~ ing J. Herbert Duckworth, who has just come out
Of that sovietized country
'"rhe people are slowly starving 10 DEATH" he cables
from Reval, land Bolsheysm is slowly decaying"
DuckNorlh sent into Russia by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association, TO investigate actual conditions
from unpreiudced viewpoint with eyes and open
10 both sides, that no might tell Americans exactly
what Russia has done with this latest governmental ex-
pertinent
Before he went 10 Russia Duckvorth inclined
toward liberalism in government leaning toward radical
lsm In fact by that may know he not influenced
In his invesiigatons by any prcconceiyed antSocast
opinions. Down deep in his heart Duckworh probably
had hoped to ind succeeding experiment in government
by and for the people, an advanced form OF freedom
liberty and happiness. But he found
"Nney per cont OF the Russian people sick Of the
experiment"
whyg He answers:
'IAere is no liberty. food, clohng happiness
only misery and starvation"
And, again, whyg He explains:
''rhe Bolshevists are good dosroyers. but poor
builders"
There you have the secret OF the Soviet failure
Russia cannotno country can-have liberty food cloth
ng happiness. through the medium Of a government
based upon division Of what has been accumulated
founded upon the doctrine of destruction Of what is
built upon the sands OF no-ambiton, no-indiduagoal
no private initiative.
Probably to some. Boshevsm sounded pleasantly
enough-as theory OF government. In actual working
out, Duckworth proclaims It "a CHASTITY nightmare"
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
SAFETY COUNCIL AND IFS WORK

S,IE decision OF the Delaware Safety Council at It's
cent annual meeting to extend It's activities through
out the whole state in intensive degree Is that
ought 10 meet with general commendaiion.
The Council in the last year has performed immensely
valuable service to Wilmington. The organization and
work OF the Vigilance Committee alone would have more
than justified It's existence
Nearly three hundred men and women are now duly
accredited representatives Of the Council and author
lied report traffic violations 10 he central body.
As a result OF he work OF these vsilantes than
four hundred tranc violations have been handled since
December last and the drivers and responsible
for them have been called 10 account
Many drivers have been interviewed personally.
Practically every volator has recognized his fault and
has promised to exercise more care In the future
Fagrant cases have been referred TO the police.
This however, but a small part Of the activities OF
the Council In its public safety work It has stimulated
the observance OF safety IN the schools.
u has conducted campaign to show the evils OF jay
walking.
It has secured radical changes in the city tranic
ordinances.
Il has had printed digest Of the ordinances and has
had mailed 1900 copies directly 10 automobile
while 5000 other copies have sent to magistrates
garages and other points for distribution.
has taken up with officials OF other States violations
OF tranlc laws by visiting motorists
It has co-operated with the coroners Jury, the At
Even all this does not fully comprehend the work OF the
Council durns The past year It's officers and the prom
ineni citizens its membership have been active every
instance whore their counsel influence and personal
could advance the public welfare Of the community The
matter Of safety.
Up 10 the present time industrial safety work has been
carried by the Delaware Safety Council as a part OF
its original function The public safety work has been in
the hands OF a special committee.
j. s now proposedn fact The necessary change In the
bylaws has been passedto extend the active membership
in the Delaware Safety Council TO than industrial
concerns.
The privilese Of membership Is open 10 stores,
transportation and other public utility companies mercan-
tile establishments and all classes OF small business con
Quoted in Delaware for pront
Associate membership is TO be extended to societies
clubs associations and organizations not operated for
profit individuals also privileged 10 obtain member
ship.
This gives opportunity for practically every indiv
dual every business and every society and organization
in the State Of Delaware to join in the great work OF 40
cdent prevention.
It is 10 be hoped mat there VIII he strong concerted
movement on the part Of all under the auspices anc
direction Of the Delaware Safety Council 10 work for IN,
interests OF our State in ihs regard.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
FARMERS SHOULD AID FREMrN.

SNVliE Good VIII Fire Company OF New Castle one
OF the most enterprising lre companies in Della
ware, which has up-o-date nre-hghng apparatus
has decided to augment its equipment by motorzng
the old chemical engine and replacing the old tank
with that will contain IS gallons Of chemicals 10
raise funds for that purpose the company has sent out
letters residents in rural New Castle county soliciting
contributions These letters were sent out more than
three months ago, and get there many farmers who
have not responded.
The company feeling that this derelicon on the part
OF so many is due 10 toughtlessness has re-
newed its plea for help through the newspapers This
contemplated improvement means much 10 the farmer
It win AFFORD greater FIRE protection and no doubt viii
lessen his fire insurance rates. when the underwriters
realize the extent OF The Gre protection accorded by the
apparatus.
The company needs about $1,000 more to meet th'
contract just awarded Many feel that this should
come from persons living in Red Lion. ST. Georges
and New Castle hundreds remote from any FIRE projection
except that supplied by the New Castle volunteers. Tn,
mernus Of the company give their services free The!
should be equipped with the best possible apparatus
they may perform their arduous and hazardous task.
efficiently and promptly and with small risk pos
eble The many sef-sacrincing acts OF the volunteers
and the risks taken by them in their effort 10 m
and property should call forth liberal contributions
The company many occasions has responded t
calls from the mos remote sections OF thu
county. At time been in its efforts 10 serv
ue general public An earnest desire to continue sfci
Evening journal., 1920-06-09

Nancy and Nick and Tingaling, the
fairy landlord, followed Wally Wood
chuck into his house 10 hear why
he had put out his children. Ting
aling was still pretty cross, and Wally
kept watching him out OF the corner
Of his eye, because ne didn't want to
have a bell lied on him llhat was
the fairyman's way OF punishing the
animals in the Land -of-Dear-KnOws-
Where).
Mally led the way through long
hall, and down another hall. and
ushered them into the living-rOom.
Then he called upstairs 10 Mrs.
Woodchuck who was taking a nap.
That was whv she hadn't heard any
OF the doorbells ring. But she came
right down carrying a clean hand
kerchief.
Mrs. Woodchuck," said Wally
Mr. Tlngalng came 10 hear about
the children. But we ought to have
something TO cat and drink first
don't you think"
Yes nodded Mrs. Woodchuck
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
AMERICAN IDEAS
gain in POLAND
Modern History 100000
SkyScraper Soon TO Rise
in Warsaw
DEPARTMENT STORE
ALSO is PLANNED
Ry CnAnLEs pnILIIps

niiNAAtdiA Htu Truss ltlitHtuldLlNe IN
Poland.
WARSAW. June 9-pOland is rap
IDLY becoming Americanlzed. The
latest evidence is the coming Of the
skyscraper. and the department store,
which will soon appear in their full
iledged, most up-tO-date American
aspect In this city.
A POllsh-American corporation has
perfected plans for the erection of a
modern t7-si0ry building here, which
VIII be erected on one OF the princi-
pal streets, at a cost Of seven million
dollars. on The lower floors will be a
department. store OF the latest Ameri-
san type and equipment, the upper
floors being ltased for Offices On the
roof will De installed a wireless sta-
ton, gift by ;he corporation 10 the
Polish Government.
A unique feature OF the proposal
Is that this lyp.cslly American lnsti-
tuition, which will be erected on city
land, WILL at the expiration OF The
99-year lease, become the property OF
the municipality.
Representatives OF the American
Corporation In discussing their plans
say that one OF their chief objects in
establishing a department store of the
popular American type In The Polish
capital. is to give the people OF this
cnty and the surrounding country an
opportunity OF securing the necessi-
ties and comforts OF life, at prices
which can be only made possible by
large-scale purchasing on The part OF
the dealer.
Not only is Poland getting on its
feet, but the people are becoming ac.
Quainted In divers ways, win th'
American methods and goods and The
| future market for American products
/ in Poland Is very promising.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09

who was an excellent cook. III we
had any water I'd make some sassa-
fras tea, if we had anv sassafras."
Il brought some water" said
Wally, nd I'll go get some sassafras
too; the roots are growing down
right through our kitchen ceiling"
Nick wasn't sure but he thought
he saw Mally wink at Mrs. Wood
chuck, and could it be that Mrs.
Woodchuok Winked back at him. But
OF course he wasn't exactly sure.
Tingallng who was looking around
a bit, had decided on something in
the meantime As he owned the
house he knew all about IT, so he
told Nick to sit where he could
watch the other, and he sent the
Magical Mushroom outside to watch
the kitchen door Then he sat dowr
near the front hallway himself
"Why, yes, thank you" he said
/ then, sitting down with a jingle
I'D like very much to have som'
| tea"
! Copyright 1920, n. E. A.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
FARMERS DAY TO
BE HELD AUGUST 5

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Jun 9.-Farmers' Day a
the Delaware College Experimental
Farm Will be held this year on Thurs
day, August 3 Dean and Director. C..
A. McCue Is planning a program that
should appeal TO farmers an over the
DelmarVia Peninsula. While This
event is carried out Ia the form OF an
annual picnic. its object Is TO bring
farmers OF the state into actual con
tact with the experimental work be-
ing carried on by the college In their
behalf and the opportunity of becom-
ing acquainted with the experiment
station stan who will be present TO
explain the results Of the experiments
TO date.
Requests have come to the college
from Sussex county 10 arrange for
special train on the Delaware road
that will make 10 possible for the
people from dOWn-Staie TO spend
more time at the College Farm, which
Is not possible under present tram
schedules and connections.
Everyone in The state who Is inter
ested In The work OF The state Col
lege along agricultural lines should
keep August . as an open date and
visit the College Farm.
All transportation methods win fnd
prosperity through The use OF the
! Want Ads There Will be many home
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
CnHIDREN's DAY SPECIALS AT

FOrman's. Dainty new styles IN
ohildren's Pumps and Oxfords; save
from 20 to 30 cents a pair on our
special prices. Newest styles in
WomenS Oxfords and Pumps; save a
dollar or two on the best makes.
Brown tennis with spot on side for
Boys. Mems low shoes at a positive
saving OF from one 10 two dollars a
pair. fOrman's, Fourth street be-
tween Market and King.-Adv.