Lincoln County leader., November 06, 1914, Image 8

Will take two or llirce to board,
rlicap. Ai.so housekeeping rooms to
rent. Cjni.cn House, bcaido tlio elec
tric plant.
FIELD SPORTS
Wurii you keep a boy Interested In
football, baseball, tennis, and the like,
you lessen tlio chances that he will
get Interested in things not so good
for hint,
Thu Youth's Companion, since its
enlargement, gives fjcncroua space to
this matter ot athletic training, and
gets the best coaches in the country
to write for it.
How to practice to become a first
rate pitcher, how to train for a race,
bow to learn the newest strokes in
Bwimmlnr these and a hundred other
topics of the greatest interest to boys
to girls, too, for that matter are
touched upon in this important de
partment ot The Companion.
And this is only a small part of the
services which The Companion ren
ders in any home which it enters.
It has points ot contact with a hun
dred interests.
If you do not know the Companion
tut It is today, let us send you one or
two current Issues free, that you
r.my thoroughly test the paper's qual
ity. Wo will send also the KoreraH
for 1515.
Every new subscriber who penJa
?2.00 for the fifty two weekly Issues j
of 1ft 15 will receive free all the iuoa
i f the paper for the remaining wctl:a
uf 1:U; also The Companion Home
Cah iuiiir for 1015. !
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New Subscriptions Received at this
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
Notlrn Is he; iby given that the
undcru,rncd Administrator of tho es
tate of Lucy L. Rowin, deceased, will,
ly virtue of an order of sale, duly
made and entered of record In the
County Court of Lincoln county. Ore
pn. on the second day of November,
1'J14. authorizing, empowering and
licensing the undersigned adminis
trator to sell all the real es'.nto be J
lnnjsii. ; tn ha!d estate. In pursuance !
thereof. I will on and nfter Saturday,
the
c'av of December, 1914, and
nfi - r the hour of t; n o'( lock a. m. of i
iniid day, at my residence Ht Waldport, ;
()re::..n. cliir for salo at Private Sale
to thu highest bidder, all of tho foi-
lowing described real property, be-
lonr.im to said estate, to wit: The !
ti'.st half of the northeast quarter of'
lectio thlrly-two in township twelve
F.mti:. Ucvcu wet of wi'.iam-!
( H- r!i!ian tn Oregon; also lots five
r.nu s.s In l,!oi'k eighteen in Rubles
addition to tho To.vn of Wald
)i(ii' in Lincoln county, Oregon,
'i ein:.! tf iialf, Cash In Hand.
Dated at. Toledo, Oregon, Nov. 2, l&H.
George L. Ro-vln,
Adiiii:iliiatsr of the estate of Lucy
L. lcjwln, deceased.
kdy.cs to cori r;: r.Tor.5
T: t'.. ' ,:y 'mii.U t:f I.in'-Vn t:-;un'.y
f)i. .. v. ;l r. ci-ive M.ii'-1 hiJa r-r
furn .if.' r it. rial and ons'.i uoti.14
t'ir.'i iu-ii.f as ful!:.Hs: (mo (,ver
.Nor'! K( r ; n? Vai l u'.. (!no owe
utl. ':. l:. ('. IJ.Vi.n'B unJ (.110
i.v: r M ,, lit T-l-d(. All bid.;
tn l.t i.i nr. ii. ii.ui. e wiili .!a:m (.:d
i n i:, .. ;:. us en in (!hj t li ra's
I. .v . ! ; u-1 b li!-d , ;ili l!ie
t't.iiin. ' .,!'; en or in-.' ru C oVl i'U,
V. ..I . .W.-ir 25nt. 1!H I. Knih l.ld
inu.-l lie a i nii:aii!ed by a lertille.l
di' 1 1 ir.i..ti:,t,,i;; to 6 per cent of the
b'd " ..u'.'d.
H. Ilawiil, rrun'y C.-.k.
Rli-:.:.v.al',-.i Pfttna Slcppcd I
'! ' Ii" t ni;a.'::tiia or :
r:io,!..'s j--cs i;i''.:t to,
1 1: i l n l' u 1 p a r I 1
it j'i :vi.i:s without rubblr.s !
it ft i;i.s 1'ie Khouiunth; P;ii:i:i I
ftrotin.l t ho Joints v.m Kive.i re-I
lioir ..ml iiinfort. Ih.u't Buffer!
ict it botll'j to-day! It is a'
fi'i:!y i.tt'iii ine for all pulii3,
Liu::,, Lnaai'3, culs, sore ti"()iit,
itftii;i!.'ia and chert pains. P.o
vcnis infection. Mr. Cii;is If.
W-in .vurUi. California. wriU-t;
"it did wonder. for mv rhcti
tnalmai. "ain i n as soon as
I anul" It. I recommend it to
inv Inends as the best litiiun'iit
1 ever used." (Su-'-Mitecd. 5c.
at vu'ir DiUKKista.
. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby riven that tho un
flerslgnod administrator of the estate
of J. N. llrandcberry, deceased, has
Died his tluul account with Hie county
clerk of Lincoln county, Oregon, and
the tounty Judge has set the 2d da)
of No-.ombcr, 1914, at the hour ot
10 o'clock In the forenoon and the
county court room of sold county, at,
the time and place for hearing objec
tions to said final arrount and the set
tlement thereof. E. C. Brandeberry,
Administrator.
L. L. Swan, Attorney for Adin.
Stop that First Fall Cougli
Check your fall cough or cold
at once don't wait it may
lead to serious lung trouble,
weaken your vitality and de
velop a chronic lung ailment. I
tlet a bottle of Dr. Dell's I'lne-Tar-IIoney
today; it Is pure nnd
harmless use it freely for that
fnll roup;h or cold; If baby or
Ciiii.lren are sick give it to tliciu
it will relievo quickly and per
manently. It Hoothcs the irri
tated throat, lungs and ulr pas
sages. Loosens Phlegm, Is
antiseptic and fortifies the sys
tem against colds. It surely
prevents cold genns from get
ting a hold. Guaranteed. Only
25c. at your druggists.
at R. S. Van
Bill Mulkey came down from
the Big Elk country Wednes
day. M. S. Collins, the Siletz saw
mill man, was a county seat vis
itor Wednesday.
Grant King, landlord at Sl'etz.
wa3 transacting business at the
county seat Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brass
field and son of Lower Siletz
were passengers for Portland
yesterday morning.
Sondre Romtvedt returned
last Friday evening from East
ern Oregon, where he had been
for the past several months.
B. F. Grant of Harlan brought
the election returns in from Big
Elk Wednesday evening and is
also attending Commissioners'
Court.
Leo Bateman arrived down
last evening from Aberdeen,
Washington, where he has been
Cranberries
Cleve's.
with thfl rlrprVn flrpp-nn TloiT
" ' - O ' CT
expects to be here a month or
more.
At the special school meeting
last Saturday a levy of six mills
made for 'school purposes.'?
This is a half mill larger than
was made last year, but owing f
Tl
was made last year, but owing
to part of the district halng
Leon cut off and placed in dis-
trict 59, it will UOt raise any
more money than was raised
last year.
TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
Bills are payable at the Tele
phone office, Toledo, beginning
November 1, 1914.
REPORT OF t
GRAMMAR SCHOOL f
For the month ending Octo-'J
ber 20, 1914: j?
Grades Three and Four; Five
rfl mlv Cnitan O n rl TPicrVif voo. i S
and Six; Seven and Eight, res
pectively: No. enrolled, 24; 45;
35, total 109.
No. days' attendance, 486;
SOS; 619, total 1913.
N0. days' absent, 13; 36; 44,
tnip( oj
1 . , . , , , .
o. times late, 0; 4; 5, total 9.
Percentage of attendance, 97;
)6; 94, average 96 per ct.
v r ,llc(. i,,, ',.' n
' , by Paents- - t
No- visits by members of the
School board. 0.
Aileen Gaither
Maude Wakefield
S. B. Ports
Teachers.
ANSWERS MR. CLARK
Portland, Or., Oct. U, 1514.
Edlt-T Leader: I note the timmun
Icntlr.n of A. P. Clark In ycur last
wcik's !s,rf,:c iitij amm samewht sur
pnsrd ut Mr. (".ar'.i's atlitulo In the
mailt r. 1 was toll that the County
Ju.lse tol l a party tl at tho reason he
did lint rut down Eomo of the et-.t:-:rnlis
Viiii that na ono appeared to
prottEt against It. Will Mr. Clark cr
'ho Ccun'y Court miko aomo ru!o to
nli'.,w 1:ov; ir.ntiy taxpayer;) It will tai:o
ij ::.:r.;c an ed'cttlvo protest la endi
" . M:rt pii.r,:? d i ait care ta
i.i ti h t!::n;:s, for Good rcar.stis
i.i t!i; '.i oivn, mJ I think that everyone
i:ov s Unit Ihero could bo no prorous
wl? In that way. I hardly think that
1 . Clark wouid caro to v.r.lk up r.nd
j p-ote'l u;;alsit tho estimate of any
j tif the county officials, though he
ir.l;lit think tho cstimato was rod
j Scully wn.iiR. Tho facts aro that the
officials aro nice mcu and good neigh
I burs, rnd no ono cares to stir up en
i mity with any of them, whatever they
' may think ubout the system,
j However, Mr. Clark did not quote
nny Ktnluto saying that It was un'aw-
ful for tho County Coutr to do their July 1, when affairs were run
duty tn regard to protecting the I ning smoothly here and abroad
county aralnst such things, and I
.h ink nearly every taxpayer In the
county will agree that the County
Court is elected and paid to look
out for the county's Interests In all
things and protect them as much as
possiblo.
1 do not wish to mix Into the mat
ter and would not write this, only
that the opportunity is too good to
glvo my old friend Clark a friendly
jab and try to get blra where he be
longs. I do not think he will say
that Its manly to get behind the ex
cuse, "the people did not make me
do so and so, and I couldn't do It."
A man should stand by Ills policy
and di'fend It If he thinks It's right,
and If ha docs not think It's right, he
should nut stand for It In the first
place. It's ouly cowards that cry at
tho eleventh hour: "You ought to
have told me this, or you ought to
have made me do that."
Very truly yours,
A. W. Morgan.
Must Be Sold at Once
One Dean loom, fly shuttle,
practically ncv;veavcs all kinds
of rugs and carpets. Work on
hand. Will teach purchaser.
For particulars see Mrs. S. P.
Clark, Merchants' Hotel.
HOUSE FOR SALE
New 4 room bungalow, la heart Ot
city. Enquire at this ollke,
The
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We absolutely guarantee the
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Are Now Payable
Office- Beginning November 1st. i
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POSTAL-SAVINGS
rp. , . , only added greatly to the gener
The war in Europe is proving ci administrative duties of the
a big boon to postal savings in 6y6tem but haa brought up
this country. From tho very many new and interesting prob
uay hostilities opened across the icn, which havte called f0r th
seas postul-savmgs receipts be- carefui personal consideration
gan o inciertse by leaps and of Postmaster General Burleson
bounds and vithurawals fell off, nn(i Governor Dockery, Third
a result quite contrary to . the ' Assistant Postmaster General,
predictions ct many well-in- i;ut their task has been light
jormcd persons yho, in their C:;ed somewhat by the promM
iinagmation, saw lines of fever- negB of depository banks in
isn depositors at poBtofflce pay furnishing additional security to
windows anxious to again re. mcet )the abnormal deposits,
turn the'r savings to the bopt-'A numbcr of the very Unrest
n...v.v .ivjr vai.ic ucium 'T
trusted to Uncle Sam. Put the
forcarters fai'ed to reckon on
the absolute co'-fidence of the
American citlien, lcgardloss of
the Aug thrit lirrt met his eyes,
in the cbiii'y and purpose of tho
Governnie.it to c.rry out its ob
ligations, not only among the
nations of the earth, but with
the humblert citizen of our
land.
Two important results have
followed; thousands of people,
i'U'S''y cf foreign birth, accus
tomed to f:nl their savings
abroad, ar? now jiatrons of our
postal-savin S3 system; and
a . . . i-iwii, n ., .uiu.o .: Jll.lll-CSLIOII.
enormovs L inn of- actual cash .Take po-Uo-Ux. tho iaMnt mil n'.
have been released for connncr- U iuiciy sure Laxtive, r.n i ,u on t
cial uses among cur own people ! t'urrur ,r'1in ,n "Taa;:r1 aiomnrh or
at n. tli"e when tbe need for I "' '''r "i,',"0, 1 i'- r th
ai a ui. e vnen i .e nee.i ior , .vrr anJ purlfy )ho j,i , ,. ,s
every uvaiii;.!): iiunar is prvsi-
The growth of postal-savings
in the United Slates has been
steady and healthy and the sys
tem has Ailed nil important gap
between the tin-van depository
and the factory paymaster. On
and the transmission of money
across the Atlantic was safe and
expeditious, there was approxi
mately $43,000,000 of postal
savings standing to the credit of
about 388,000 depositors. Since
then over $10,000,000 of depos
its have been added and
the number of depositors has
increased enormously. This
unprecedented gain is the more
striking when it is considered
that the net gain in the last
three months is larger than the
gain for the fiscal year 1914.
Scores of ofllces have done
more postal-savings business
since the war has been going on
than was done by them during
the previous existence of tho
service. ino increases are
confined to no special localities.
but have been felt in every nook
and corner of the country. New
York City alone made a gain in
September of more than n mil
lion, while llrooklyn showed a
relatively big increase. Chica
go reported a larger gain in the
past three months than for the
previous twelve months. More
than 7,000 new accounts were
opened during the period,
bringing the number of deposi-
tors in that city up to over
Jiwuu'
Jm. .
The unexpected increase In
1
tt .-."-.- -.-.-j"-.-t-t
at the Telephone I
postal-savings business has not
bailllS Of th(i COlinfrv V.I.h
nave ncrtioiore declined to
qualify as depositories for i:or.-tal-Eavins
funds, arc i ov
nmong the eager applicants for
them.
FOR SAL'i
i
Fine Itp.miitonicn, tovrfl
inare. This is an c!o:.'-.nt rni
mul, sound and true. A!o tv.r
eolts. Will r:o' ono or all.
S.f.VKrt KAN'Cir,
i;ik City, Oron.
Po-Do-L. Banltheo Pimples
Kad Dlood, Pimples, lhivlachrs.
BiliouKnoiS, Torpid Llvrr, Constipa-
tl. n ........... f.ll .t
Miuirt . nl tti.i fci.v v.f!:. ii i-.'c
l-r.r tri lrxlon i.u-1 stonily n-rvcs
J'jt ailr bnUIo t'jriay. Mumv Lack
if not Mi'lsfloii. A;i t.ri w.'.-n.
Wo take subscriptions for the Port
land Dally Telegram. For a short
period only, we will be allowed to
take subscriptions at $3.60 for a full
year. Regular price $5.00.
Dlziy? Cll'jusr Constipated?
Dr. King's Now Life Pills will cure
you, cause a healthy flow of llile and
rids your Stomach and Bowels of
waiito and fermenting body poisons.
They are a tonic to your Stomach and
I.lver and tone the general system.
Klrst dose will cure you ot that de
pressed, dlr.zy, bilious and consti
pated condition. 25c. all drunKlM.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Dillon, decraerd.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
derslgned, as administratrix of the es
tate of Thomas Dillon, deceased, has
filed withe tho Clerk ot the above
Court, her final account as adminis
tratrix of said estate and that the 7th
day of December, 1914, at the hour of
ten o'clock a. m. thoreof has been
fixed by the Court as the time for
hearing objections to said report and
settlement thereof.
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this 31st
day of October, 1914.
8sr Crahsn,
Administratrix of the estate of
Thomas Dillon, decessed.
HOT LAKE MANAGER WOULD
LIKE NOTICE OF ARRIVAL
IN ADVANCE
Persons contemplating a visit to Hot
Ijike Springs, Oregon, who require
the service ot a wheel choir or other
nnrl&l rnnvnnlnnrA. am raiiiiiiHtn,! h
the management to give notice of ar-
rl ,n dance, so that proper care
'nd Ue,n,V.n. TJ' b.1 "iurpd'
(l"d
niiv vour rmnltpwr f tr t ..u
"nr Jrour Kranueware or If. Lewis'
snd get ticket on u, nM, big range,
Bills
Boy's Aches
-re various and komctimcs serious.
Small boys have a knack of eating
what they shouldn't and that often
means a doctor's vlUt and a prescrip
tion that the boy won't like. But you
will get prescriptions for children put
jp all right here. The drugs and medi
cines aro of the best quality and doc
tar's orders are scrupulously filled,
with care and speed, and at reason
able prices.
Toledo Drusr Co.
X THE f
Ibon bokiere I
SI. N. ANliKltSON, l'rni.
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Summer DrihltH
Ice Cream
Ice Cdl Drtnh.t ,
Milk Shale
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Taint eco
Stationery
Bst raiids
$ TOLEDO. ORE'iON'
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N.)tlit::t but well fe.iKortd
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I'rompt Delivery
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MOTICE OF CONTEST
Lundliice,
Portland, Oregon.
October 20. l'JU.
To l.c! -a of Horace C. Drndluy, rio
, iC'.H-.':i, If.irhiu, fliciron, (''-.nfstee:
Vi u .ire hereby notified that Charlt s
It. Slielion. who nivm Lliiuton. Orcuon.
as hit pontofllce address, did on Oc-
.;h-jr 3. l.H, iilii In this office his duly
.orrjl.oraled application to contest
rnd secure the cnieellalion of yonr
Homestead Kntry, No. 0:.;2i, Serial
N'. Q'MC, made December 1, 1U0!I, for
NW',4 Section 26, Township 12 south,
Rnniie 8 west, Willamette Meridian.
anil us grounds for his contest ho al
leges that said heirs of Horace C.
Bradley, deceased, bare ntvur resided
ou Bald land, have never cultivated
any part of said land, have never n-ado
any Improvements thereon, and that
nam noirs have wholly abandoned
said land for more than six months
tiumcduttuly preceding the beginning
ji tins contest.
You are, therefore further notified
that the said allegations will bo taken
by Uiis office as havlni; been con
fessed by you, and your said entry
will be canceled thereunder wiUiout
your further right to be heard there
in, either before tills office or on ap
peal, If you fall to die in this office
within twenty daya after the Fourth
publication of this notice, as shown be
low, your answer, under oath, specif
ically meeting and responding to these
allegations ot contest, or if you fall
within that time to (lie In tills office
!duo proof that you have served a copy
of your answer on the said contestant
either In person or by registered mall.
If this service la made by the delivery
of a copy of your answer to the contes
tant In person, proof of such service
must be either the said contestant's
written acknowledgment of his receipt
of the copy, showing the date of Us
receipt, or the affidavit of the person
by whom the delivery was mnde stat
ing when and where the copy was de
livered: If mode by registered mail,
proof of such service must consist of
the affidavit of the person by whom
the copy was mailed stating when and
the piiMtoffice to whom the copy was
mailed, and this affidavit must be ac
companied by the postmarter's receipt
for the lutter.
You should state In your answer the
name of the oostofflce to which vnu
kdoslre futuro notices to be sent to you.
n. f. Migby, Register.
Geo. I. Smith, Receiver.
Date of first publication, November 6,
1914; date ot second publication,
November 13. 1914; dnte of third
publication, November 20, 1914; date
of fourth publication, November 27.
1914.
Oo to ltngel and have tlinun ar)i
and pains taken out of your body.
Magnetic or electric. He can rollove
you of your troubles. Office In Com.
merclal Hotel.
J. S. AKIN
ARTHUR NYE
Boat Supplies
Plumling
end
Fixture J
Stover Gas Engines
Toledo-Siletz Stage
Daily cxerpt Fundav. Will
make connectians with mornin
train, arriving in Siletz about 10
a. m. Leaving; there after dinner.
Passengers. COc. per trio.
Toledo Livery Sullen.
Jthn liuttty, I'icd.
R. 1. BURGESS
1'llYSICMX AXU SUUtll.uN
Tot.CDO, l;HtliiON
Oflioe in Ofstdahl !ini!i!ini. O.fico
hours: 10 to 12 . in.; 8 t- 4 vii.l 7 lo 8
p. m. KiiitTK'.-ncy ''i'.'.ii at any tin
CT. -ICLLING3 WOilTIL
l'uncral I)ii(clir iiinl
Ijuliaiincr
IV.lls ll!iWeii-il Day or Nii;lit
Jinlll 1'llOllt'H
TOLEDO,
OUEtJON.
H.
ZOPHAR THARP, M. D.
Physician a;id Surgeon
oi-ricp;
In Residence, second house above
Hard '.Y:-.ru Stoic.
OFFICE HOURS
10 to 12; 2 to 4, nnd 0 to 8.
Calls any time to any place
W. C. BELT, M. D. & C. M.
Physician and Surireon
OFFICE
Over l'obtolllce
Thono 2103
Residence
HI-AND-DllI COTTAGB
Phono 2r.ri2
NEWPORT, OREGON
CITATION
In the matter of the csUte of Lucy L.
Rowin, doceased.
To Ellen C. Rowin. Chrlatopher Ham-
uiuuu, jiuseua iiauKin, Alzina Ham
mond, Joseph H. Hammond. Clar
A. Hammond, Catherine M. 011L
Charles V. Oourley, lirnen E. Oour
ley, Horace B. Oourloy, May Gour
ley, Minnie R Oourloy, Clara M.
Oourley, Gideon. Tripp, Alice Hub
bard. Orach HhucklmrL Pearl Dick
inson, Fred Mitchell. Millie Mitchell,
Dema Domke and Joe MltchelL
Greeting: H
You and Mch nf
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Cited And ran ii (fori annA-. i il'
County Court of the slate of Oregon,
tuuuiy or Lincoln, at the Court
Room thereof at Toledo, In the county
of Lincoln. Hint n ... "
day, the 2d day of November, 1914,
. m inv iorenoon of that
day, then and there to show cause why
an order should not be granted to Lie
administrator of said estate, to sell
in u en oi me Hereinafter described
real estate of the said deceased, to
Day tho clnlma rlin,. ' "
- - - , n o uuu nA(Jt)llseS
of tho said estate, ss may be noccs-
iu.ii; mo east Half of the
north east qunrter of section 32 In
township 12 south, rango 11 west of
V llloiiietto Meridian In Oregon, and
Lots fi and 6 of block 18 of Rubles
first addition to Waldport, Oregon.
Witness the Hon. John Kogarty.
Judge of the County Court of the state
of Oregon for the count of Lincoln,
with the seal ot said Court affixed thta
6tli day of ("Member, 1914.
(SoalJ Uy carl Cllderslcsve,
U. .... Ueputy Clorn,
r