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Volume XV.
Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, February 14. 1908.
Number 5I
For County Treasurer.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tbe nomination of Treasurer of
Liucoln County, subject to the will of
the republican voters at the coming
primaries. G. B. MoCluskey
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff of Lincoln County, subject
to the decision of tbe voters at the pri
maries. C. L. Morrison.
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Services every Saturday. Sabbath
school 10:30 a. m., preaching immedi
ately following. Everybody cordially
invited.
Found.
A black heifer calf about 9 months
old. Owner can have same by paying
for feed and this notice. For particul
ars enquire at this office.
Return My Boat.
The partv who took my boat from
Canoe Lauding on Siletz river is noti
fied to return same and pay damages.
Tbe boat Is double euded and h
painted white. Alex Catfish,
Siletz Oregon.
Wanted to Trade.
Improved real estate worth $3000 aud
business With rent, bringing iu more
than f 1200 per year ; for good farm or
dairy ranch in Siletz or Als'ea Valley.
Address, Jess Frey, Newport, Or.
Don't yon want to own a whole brass
band, an orchestra and a lot of enchant
ing opera singers? All these and lots
of entertainment besides are included
in an Edison or a Victor phonograph.
See them at Kroetad's.
Taken Up.
I have taken tip an estray hog. Came
to my place February 5. 2 years old.
Black, with white face;, weighs 250 lbs.
Call and get hog by paying charges.
Chas. Anderson, on Newport road.
For Sale.
The fine Jei sey cow formerly owned
by Mose Gregsou. Has taken first
premium at every Lincoln County Fair
Would be valuable to any farmer wish
ing to raise good dairy stock.
G. L. Gray, Newport Ore,
A. A. McCleary was up from Newport
Monday.
Owen Graves was up from Newport
Monday.
F. A. Thompson of Salado was in tbe
city Wednesday.
George Blattner of Newport was in
the city Monday.
Tom Jackosu was over from Siletz
Wednesday and Thursday.
D. J. Chitwood of Chitwood was a
Toledc visitor Wednesday.
P. S Price of Kings Valley was in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Wild Bill Smith of Bald Mountain
was in the city tbe first of the week.
Miss Ida Hurley came down from her
Fchool near Salado yesterday for a few
days' visit at home.
r
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. McElwain and
N r. and Mrs. M. N. Anderson spent
Suuday on the beach.
No, that swelled head of Renus Ar
nold's is not caused by bis appoint
ment as Mayor, its caused by a bad
tooth.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Enos came down
from Elk City Saturday evening for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker returned
t bis week to their borne in North Da
kota after a several weeks' visit with
N. L. McElwain and family.
J. S. Akin bas fitted up housekeeping
rooms in the lower story of the Ofste
dahl building, beneath his dry goods
store aud moved the family in Saturday.
- The villian in the play last Friday
evening had the extreme misfortune to
break the key in attempting to take
the handcuffs off his wrists. Conse
quently he slept that night with shack-
els on.
C. L. Haines was over from Siletz
Tuesday. j
Jas. Booth of Newport was a Toledo
visitor Monday.
J. E. Edgar of Euclid was a Toledo
visitor Monday.
H. J. Minthorn of Newport was ia tbe
city Wednesday.
Coquille Thompson of Siletz was iu
the city Monday.
A. F. Ross of Box was in the city tbe
first of tbe week.
A. W, Weber of Beaver Creek was in
the city Mouday.
Editor Matthews of Newport was in
the city Monday.
F. W. Peck was up from Newport on
business Friday.
Mrs. T. P. Fish left Monday morn
ing for Portland.
L. D. Butterfield of Kernville was in
the city Saturday.
D. H Uillsan of Newport was up on
busiuess Tuesday.
J. W. Bones of Taft was a county
seat visitor Mouday.
Dick Evens of Waldport was in the
county seat Monday. -
Clarence Young of Newport was in
the city on business Friday.
J. Q. Adams of Chitaood was in
Toledo the first of the week.
O. G. Dalaba of Elk City was in
Toledo on busiuess Monday.
John Kentta of Siletz was a Toledo
visitor the first of the week.
Postmaster Frank Lane of Newport
was a Toledo visitor Mouday.
Wm. Eorden of Newport was in the
city ou business last Sat unity.
G. M. McBride left Monday morning
tor a business trio to Portland.
Miss Cook of Elk City is visiting
with friends in Toledo this week.
James Beach of Newport was in the
county seat on business Saturday.
Jas. Soutliwick of Waldport was a
Toledo visitor the first of the week.
The City Flour aud Feed Store de-
j lievers free to auy part of the city.
Geo. Sylvester of Newport was a
Toledo visitor the first of the week.
Thomas Bohanon of Glen was a
Toledo visitor the first of the week.
Chas. Harding of Pitner was in the
county seat ou business last Monday.
John Fogarty of Newport wus in the
county seat on business last Saturday.
Attorney Middlekauff of Vaquina
was in Toledo Monday attending
court.
I J. S. Copeland of Salado was visiting
j here with his brother Clark the first of
) the week. f
Miss Estella Gannon left Tuesday
i morning for Albany where she will
visit wit tt her aunt.
I Miss Verne Ross came down from
her school near Salado last Friday for a
week's visit at home.
Walter Hall came over from Siletz
j Wednesday evening and left yesterday
. morning for Portland.
I Mrs. J. W. Wilson' left Tuesday
morning for Oregon City where she
j will visit with her parents.
Mrs. Wm. Hoeflein and little daugh
ter of Yaqnina visited with relatives
and friends in Toledo Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. McClure came down from
Summit the first of the week for a visit
with her sisters Mrs. Crosno aud Mrs.
Comer.
After the 10th Toledo's dental office
' will be closed for about 10 days ou ac
count of Dr. Hnmberstone taking a trip
to Waldport.
A full line of up-to-date jewelry at
the Bonboniere. Every piece guaran
teed. Also a gold filled signet hatpin
given with eacli purchase.
Superintendent Egbert of Siletz was
in Toledo the first of the week, going
down to Newport Saturday evening and
returning Monday morning.
The Redmen will give third annual
ball at tbe opera house, Newport, next
Friday evening, February 21. Tickets
for dance, $1 ; supper 25 cents per plate.
I have samples of the Nemo self
reducing corset lor stout women also
the famous Royal Worcester corsets.
All sizes and prices, call and let me
take your orders. Emma B, Crosno.
Teachers' Examination.
Superintendent Bet hers, assisted by
G. B. McCIuskey and Miss Mamie
Wakefield, is conducting teachers' ex
amination at the courthouse this week.
The following teachers are in attend
ance :
for county papers.
R. L Wildman, Wm. A. Ogden,
Verne Ross, Faith Stewart and Mabel
Fleming, Toledo; A. D. Hill, Nortons;
Ora A. Powell and Eua M. Stout, Ya
quina ; Grace M. Cook, Elk City; Lola
L.Irwin and Harriet Eaton, Newport;
Evelyn E.Haverty, Eddyville.
FOR BTATfc PAPERS
J. M. Woods and Edith Harrison.
Toledo; Mamie Wakefield, Chitwood;
Adelia Harrison, Ooa; C. L. Kuapp,
Elk City.
Toledo Fire Department.
Toledo, Or., February 4, 1908.
Toledo Fire Department met. in reg
ular session, President Howell in the
chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Roll call and absentees noted.
On motion Scbenck, Collins, Gilder
sleeve and Hall excused for absence at
lust meeting
Following names were proposed and
elected to membership in the Depart
ment: Fred Horning, George Hoeflein,
Will Hoeflein, J. R. Tnriddge, A. M.
Collins, E. C. Jones, C. K. Crosno. G. B
McCluskey, Frank Gattrell and Walter
Harditig.
Following bills were allowed: R. A.
Arnold, expenses for entertainment,
3.55; R.H.Howell, SHtne, 30o. ; Fred
Stanton, same, $2.10; It. E. Ccllius,
same, SI. 25.
Com mitteeon entertainment reported.
Report accepted. On moHori a vote of
thanks was tendered the committee for
their services.
Comniiitee on dan"' reported progress.
Moved and carried that it is the sense
of the Department that the Council
grant the request of the Department
to raisethe fire bell and fix the building.
On motion a vote of thanks was given'
to all who assisted at tbe Firemen's
Entertainment Friday evening, January
31.
On motion the Committee on lOnter
tainment was made a standing com
mittee. Chief Arnold appointed the following
hose cart teams: Tongiienien F. W.
Carsou, G. R. Schecick; J. A. Peterson,
F,N. Hayden. Hydrant men Melvin
Gildersleeve, G. A. Hall. Leadline
J. 8. Akin, Arthur Nye; P. H. Vertner,
C. Ofstedahl. Nozzletuen 1st, George
McCanlou, 2d, Fred Homing; 1st, H. R.
Fant, 2d, R. H. Howell.
Report of F. N. Hayden, as Treasurer
of the Department, read and placed on
file.
Receipts of the evening, (4.50.
Farewell Sermons.
Rev. F. O. Jones will preach his last
sermous, before leaving for his new
work at Portland, at the St John's
ciiurch, Tbledo' next Sunday at 11 a.
m., aud 7;30 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to these services.
A. D. Hill of Nortons was in Toledo
Tuesday.
Royal Ferr was up from Newport
Tuesday.
Wi'liam Strong of Siletz is reported
very sick.
Eugene Powers of Pioneer was in the
city Wednesday.
C. C. Knbler was up from Newport
tbe first of the week.
Miss Mamie Wakefield of Chitwood
is visiting iu Toledo this week.
Mike Roddy, the Winaut postmaster
was doing business here Monday.
D. B. Ramsdell and J. L. Ramsdell
were down from Elk City Monday.
Gust Olson returned Tuesday even
ing from a trip to Lewiston Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II." Williams came
up from Newport ou Lentdetl's launch
Tuesday afternoon. They are visiting
old time friends and acquaintances.
County Commissioners' Court was in
session Wednesday. The law provides
that the Court must hold this session
for the purpose of filling vacancies in
election boards, if any exist.
Circuit Court.
The regular February term of
Circuit Court for this county con
vened Saturday morning, Judge L.
T. Harris presiding. There was
but one jury trial. Court adjourned
for the term at 9 o'clock Monday
evening. Following is the docket
and the disposition of cases:
George Griswold vs. Maye Belle
Gnswold. Divorce. Continued.
Samuel G. Irvin, respondent, vs.
M. A. Craig, appellant. Cost bill.
Corrected cost bill.
Lee Wade vs. T. W. Beddo. Ac
tion. Dismissed on motion of nlain-
tiff.
Annie P. Hawkins vs. T. V.
Beddo. Action. Dismissed tin
motion of plaintiff.
Maggie S. Sullivan, ct al, vs.
Griff King, etal. Suit. No action.
Andrew K. York vs. Mary York.
Divorce. Default, and decree for
plaintiff.
J. F. Stewart vs. II. B. Dabney.
Action. Settled and dismissed on
motion of plaintiff.
W. S. McFaddcn vs. Albert Mar
tin. Action. Default, judgment
for $355 and costs and disburse
ments. In the matter of the petition of
Christopher Rubier for admission
to final citizenship.
Admitted to
citizenship.
In the matter of the petition of
Robert Mann for admission to final
citizenship. Petition denied for
reason applicant was under 21 years
of age when he declared his inten
tion. F. Newton vs. A. II. Weatherford,
Jr. Foreclosure. Settled and dis
missed on motion of plaintiff.
G. M. McBride vs. Chas. Weath
erford. Foreclosure. Settled" and
dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
James Beach vs. Darcy A. Beach.
Divorce. Default, and decree for
plaintiff.
Lincoln County Bank vs. Lloyd
A. Cummins. Action. Continued
for service.
. Samuel G. Irvin vs. M. A.Craig.
Action. Continued for service.
W. II. Simmons vs. Emma Sim
mons
Divorce. Default, decree
ior piaintirr who. is to pay own
costs and disbursements.
C. E. Vanderpool vs. Effaland
Vanderpool. Divorce. Continued
on motion of plaintiff.
"William B. Mulkey vs. George B.
Mulkey. Suit. Continued for ser
vice. Columbia River Lumber Co. vs.
Vaquina Bay Lumber Co. Action.
Dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
P. M. Doyel vs. Alice and Chas.
Blacketer. Action. Default and
judgment for plaintiff, $158.21;
$20 attorney fees, and order of sale
of attached property with costs and
disbursements.
C. S. Abbey vs. Allen O. Vaughn
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and Ernestine P. Vaughn. Suit to
quiet uue. continued lor service.
Leesc & Scarth, bankers, vs. O.
C. Graves, et al. Action. Default
judgment for plaintiff for $339.20
with interest at 10 per cent from
this date, and $34 attorney fees,
costs and disbursements, and order
of sale of attached property.
Edward Moore vs. O. C. Graves,
et al. Action. Default, judgment
for plaintiff for foil. 10 and inter-1
est at 8 per cent from date, $50 at-1
torney fees, costs and disbursements
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erty.
Loomis Bros. vs. O. C. Graves.
Action. Default, judgement for
plaintiff for $149.45, costs and dis
bursements, and order of sale of
attached property.
E. Lipton vs. Alice and Charles
Blacketer. Action. Continued for
service.
Capps and Halierlach vs. G. S.
Parmele, et al. Action. Settled
and dismissed on motion of plain
tiff. Oscar Middlekauff vs. Eliza B.
Fulton. ' Action. Jury disagreed.
Continued.
Eleanor Miller vs. Ole Rnudson.
Action. Continued for term.
Charles II. Gardner vs. Fir and
Spruce Lumlier Co.' Action. Con
tinued for service.
Modern Confectionery Co. vs. C.
C. Chipman. Action. Default,
judgment for plaintiff for $51.91,
costs and disbursements. ..
State of Oregon vs. F. M.Carter.
Information. Plead guilty, sen
tenced to $350 fine and costs and
imprisonment at $2 jier day until
same is paid.
Dr. Carter Again Guilty.
For the second time within the
past year. Dr. Carter of Newport
has lecn arrested and plead guilty
of violating the local option law in
this county. For the second offense
he was sentenced in the Circuit
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w.ii ,,lnv, .u'uniiijf ui pay a linu oi
$350 with costs. In pronouncing
sentence- Judge Harris cautioned
the Doctor that if he ever appeared
in his court again on the same
offense he would give him the limit,
both fine and imprisonment.
It appears that booze selling in
Lincoln county comes pretty high
to some at least.
:
Andrew York was up from Newport
Saturday.
R. Abbev of Elk City was in the
ennnty sea"t Monday.
E. Jackson of Otis was doing business
in the Huh Tuesday.
S G. Irvin was up from Newport yes
terday on business at the courthouse.
Georee McCIuskey went to Yaqtiina
Wednesday evening returning yester
day morning.
Mrs. M. L. Campbell and children r-
. 1 1
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ioiui nccsn vimt 111 VaiKOrillll.
Mrs. O. E. Hawkins left Wednesday
morning for Southern Oregon, she ex
pects to be gone about three weeks.
Catherine Fairchihl, wife of Charles
Fairchild. died at Siletz hist fri lay and
was buried In theSilelz cometery Sun
day. Rev. W.T Penree conducting the
ceremony. Mrs. Fair-child was over
80 years old. . 1
This oinoe.is in receipt of 3!)0 pack
ages of garden seeds for free distribu
tion. These seeds were sent by Sena
tor C. W. Fulton and any one who in
tends having a garden should call in
and eet a nackaue. their beinir five riif.
ferente varieties in each package.
The Firenmns dance to be given at
Woodman Hull next Friday night, Feb-
ruury 21, will undoubtedly be one of
! l!le n'0Ht "Me rt,rir" of "e "
1 The Firemen always make a success
: with lneir ,, tiey Hre aiikn(
an effort to uphold their ropntatiou I
that line.
The Fir & Spruce Lumber Compiny
has been reorganized. The new com
pany has Incorporated under the name
of Oregon-Wisconsin LuiiiherCompany,
with principal office at Portland; capi
tal stock $700,000. incorporators are
Lewis Montgomery, E. W. Ring, A. M.
Stoudall and Russell E Sewall. J
The Deacon it comedy drama presen
ted by the pupils of the Toledo High
School was a great success in every
respect. The house was crowded, aud
"' w8 l premium. The
yuuuK ul-iui s uii ki uw u wieir puns
' 0 r
well acted them out to perfection, and
we are iu hopes that encouraged by
tboir success that they will give another
in the near future.