Lincoln County leader., January 07, 1916, Page Page 4, Image 4

LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916.'
ROBERT BAKER DIED
Uobert Baker, aged 77 years,
died of senile disability at the
residence or His son In law, G. O
j . ti m, tt i
Adams of Big Elk. near Ilarlan
Saturday.- January 1, 1916. at b'
o'clock a. m. ,.'
Mr.'Baker leaves, besides his
daughterMrs. G. O. Adams, a
son,-David, and two daughters,
llartha and Francis of Detroit,
Michigan, and a son, Robert, of
Muskegon, Michigan, and two
brothers, James and David, of
Detroit.
Ur. Baker was buried January
3. 1916, at Harlan Oregon, his
son in law, G. O. Adams, with
whom he had lived for twenty
years, preached the funeral ser
toon. ...
SHOOK 'EM UP
A slight earthquake shock
was felt here in . Toledo
IwVATn evar a v ffM'ort rrr nftnut
W 4llVOUUJ avw vaawu MfcSWUV t
10.-30. It proved to be quite a i
iiuv.-' w-nouuuu. ii u uttiiia!ie i
1 . : - T. .1 ...
-was done
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
.
Mrs. Ethel Batenan will
. do all kinds of public sten
ographic work. At J. F.
Stewart's law office.
HELP YOUR LIVER IT PAYS
When your liver gets torpid
and your stomach acts queer,
take Dr. Kings New Life Pills
and you will find yourself feel
ing better. They purify . the
blood, give you freedom from
constipation, biliousness, dizzi
ness and indigestion. You feel
line Just like you want to feel.
Clear the complexion too. 25c.
at' druggists.
QUARDIAN'8 8ALE
Notice Is hereby given that the un-sVrsfgui-d
Guardian of the person and
wCale of William Robert Harrison,
Portia Louise Harrison and Minnie
lUrrliou, minors, by virtue of an or
4t and rtorreb of the County Court
oC the county of Lincoln, state of Ore
soe, undo and entered on the 6th day
of DeriMv.brr, 1916, duly authorizing
the sale of the land hereinafter set
out, will on and alter Saturday, the
Ctk day of January, 1916, duly offer
n J pn t-d to sell at private sale at
thfl Irw vm'" f Q. B. McCluskey at
T9Ud. L'm-oln county, Oregon, the
lollow'n'? described real property, to
wll: Lot T rrfl (3) In Block six (6) In
RohlcH ad litlon to the Town of Wald
prit, L!n""ln county, Oregon.
Terms of sale, cash In hand.
.Mauds Hamilton,
Cunnlion of the person pnd estcte of
Vtllll.im Itobert Harrison, Portia
Louise Harrison and Minnie Harrl-
sub, minors.
ORDER AND NOTICE OF MEETING
la (he County Court of Lincoln county
state of Or-'gon.
Pvt'lion of W. J. Amann and Joseph,
Svennnrfcn.'
To Ijv t Brooks, A. E. Brooks, I. B.
HcJuii'Mn, Frei McJunk'.n, Josnph
IHiki-ttou. J. O. Young and W. J.
Amu 'uxi. i ,
Vau ara notified Cat based upon the
worn petition of the above named pe-
ITUOuors. ino v.;ouniy unun nas wis
rf.La appointed a board of County
Vltwwrs to meet on Uie 15th ot Janu
ary. 1311, at 9:00 o'clock a. m.. at the
Ccnrthouse at Tole.j, Oregon, and
proceed to view out and locate the
arop.is'd road to tho farm and timber
taod of the respective petitioners in
f-tion Sixteen, Township Eleven. S
R. Ten West of the iVillnmette Mer
idian in Lincoln county, Oregon, and
that mid proposed road crosses land
nrd by each of the several per
snns to -hom this order and notice
Is shove directed, and
It is further ordered' that this no
tfc and order be .orved upon the
Sre trrt above nam-i by publication
fbcraif for four successive -weeks In
the Lincoln County Leader, a news
rV'T of general circulation In this
roenty, beginning with the Issue of
December 17th. 191b, and ending Jan
rory 14, 1916, said Ave persons being
aoo rtildents ot thU county, and that
at ropy hereof be served forthwith
iwnonally upon the others above
BBtmrrl.
1ku- la open Court this 11th day
of December, 191S.
. R. Millar, County Judge.
W. r. Wakefield. Pimlssloner,
O. V. Hurt, Commissioner.
Edw. J. Clark,
Attorney for Petitioners.
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Don't Get Wet
rv , vtv nd clITT 'round a toad
, w,ter nd cM-
k VrV5a Tower's FUh Brand
Reflex
I sheds every drop.
fcsty fitting: and
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L V n..t t.a
-v altrnnff au.nf
1174 atop every drop
r y V limn running m
at th front '
. Pratsctor Hat, 71 cwu
SaliifactioH Guarantttd CWEfiif
Sand lor catalog r
A. J. TOWER CO.' rr1
x BOSTON ZUfBWJ
Remember when you want
slab, edging or block wood and
pee .jonnny xueit
MEETING
A joint parent-teachers' meet-
g and local teachers' Institute
3 L
"5 anu ocai teacners insuiuie
ft be held ftt Talt on Januaiy
i'ii.h. Everybody is iavited and
a large crowd expected. Come
out and show your interest in
jour country's welfare.
The following program will
leginatlp. m: , .
Cains and Lossese in Chang
ing Teachers Often
. . . . .... . .Supt. R. P. GoLi
Teaching Morals
.Mrs. T. M. McClintock
Busy Seat Work
Mias Bernice Welch
Manual Training
Mr. Stone
Education and Crime
Walter McClintock
School Entertainment '
Mrs. A. Nelmi
The Citizen's Interest in
the School Mr. French
VUVf aw; WA
Value of Monthly Ex-
a . i .
uuiiua.uu.ib ivliss J Ones
'Promotions Mrs. Carlvsle
School.Muslc. , . . . .Mrs. French
Patriotism . . . . J ohn Osterman
School Literature. - .
Mrs. Rose McClintock
Beautifying Buildings and
Grounds.... Andrew Alinger
Proper Expenditure of School
Funds Mis. Stempla
Discipline...... F. C. Williams
Forming the Child's Ideals
. . . . . . . Miss Nixon
. Committee.
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MEETING OF CREAMERY
STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders of the To
ledo Co-Operatlve Creamery
Association: ' ..
You are'herebv notified that
the annual meeting of said As
sociation will be held at Toledo
on Monday, January 10, 1916, at
10 a.- m.
Plan to be present, as busi
ness of Importance will come he-
fore the meeting.
Toledo, Or., Dec. 31, 1915. ..
Joseph Swearingen
Secretary.'
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TWENTY-ONE YEARS
AGO TODAY
Judge Burt is on tt sick list. "P?ea geTS "VS8 Un
Johnny Akin went to Philom- coln, in runn,n5 orr to begin
h cntn.j. . ... work soon.
ath Saturday to visit his folks
V aa .a a. .
Jim jriamar or Nashville at
tended the dance at Elk city
New Year's night.
Sidney' Wolikill, engineer at
. TU .
the Pioneer quarry was in town
yesieruay,
the city Monday
Portland is blossed with fif.
teen inches of snow but nary a
snow on Yaquina bay.
Carl Davis and James FranVa
of Slletz were in the city Monday
tmemoon. '
Mayor R. A. Arnold went to
Siletz Tuesday afternoon.
' Mr. Perkins, who bought the
Nellie Lane nlam nt riiot
been hauling household goods
over 10 nis new home thiB week.
Mr. and Mrs. GeorcA Rliiniroi.
departed Monday morning for
tneir nome at Sacramento, Cal
ifornia, after a nnveial ninnthn
visit with Mrs. Selllnger's sister,
airs, l ii. wishart, and family In
this city.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL ITEMS
The Seventh . and Elehth
Grade pupils are touting nnm ior
buttunat. 'i he Bamuies.or mlik
were pieBeuteu ly uuy Altree.
Alvm Anderson and Eurnpnt
Greunhagen and wtre numbered
one, two ana three respectively
jno. l tesiea 7 Der cnt.. butter-
iat, the product of a Jersey cow.
three years old, six montns lac
tation period, led on hay and
meadow nasture. 'Kumnio Nn v.
tested 5 per cent. butterlat,;thje
proauct or a bwlsg cow, 4a
years old. 6 months lnr-tniimi
period, fed on beet pulp, hay and
uaeianti pasture. Sample No. 3
tested b.l per cent, buttertat, 3
ears old. IV month lactation
period, fed on plant roots and
upland pasture.
Caroline Natton. another fiih
grade pupil, started to school
Aionuay.
Myrlo Collins was absent
Tuesday, on account of a severe
earacne.
The following Dunlls of the 3d
anu 4tn grades were aliRpnt
Clarence Graham, Eld n Beth
ers, Yin Colling and Alice Dick
son.
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Geo. W. Moore rnttirnpd Innt
evening from a business trip to
Portland.
hour toot of the whistles on the
electric plant and mill.
MIbb Leila Lapley returned
Saturday evening from a vlBlt
with hor liinnd tkt r-.tk
MARRIED
Uouglas county, and Miss Bertha X
Andrews of this city were united X
in marriage in tnis city Saturday
morning. January 1st. lull?, iw
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Kihprt W Allan nfflnla Hno-
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immediately alter the cere- I
mony Mr. and Mrs. Tisoii took J
the train for their home ar Drw X
where they will make their home X
on their farm,
The groom iti a DroaneroiiR X
VOUner farmer Anrl Vina a wniita IT
- C7 - - .-. m a t.)uva
uon oi Deing energetic, hcnest
and B. nmst wfirthv vnnns nun I
and a most worth v voiine- Man
The bride Is the oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrews of
this city. During her short res
idence in-Toledo she made many
mentis and all Join In wishing
her a long life of happiness.
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LAUNCH FOR SALE
Standard size Columbia River
Fish Boat, equipped with 6 h.p.
Donian engine, fully equipped,
$250. Also 16-ft. row boat.
Carpenter tools Chaap for
cash if taken at once. . Address
Leland Wright,
Yaquina, Or...
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FOR SALr;
3-year old. full blooded Pnr-
cheron mare colt. One good
Jersey cow. Second-hand hnr-k
Inquire, W. M. Hill,
Toledo, Or.
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Have you registered?
Andy Porter arrived over from
Albany Monday evening.
Sheriff Geer had official bus
lness at Elk City Tuesday. .
Mrs. A. T. Peterson returned
Monday evenine from a vlnlr in
Portland.
Al Waugh was among those
enjoying an attack of the grip
this week.
Charles Overlander of Harlan
was a county seat visitor the
first, of the week.
Miss Grace Davis went to f!rr.
vallis Saturday morning for a
visit with friends, returning
Monday.
Roy Walker and crew 1b husllv
. v
Melvln Collins
returned to
Poland Tuesday after a visit
here with his grandmother, Mrs.
Catherine Collins
Mrs. Wm. Graham nnd rhu
dren returned Tuesday evening
spent the holidays.
The annual moptlntr nf tVi
stockholders of the Toledo Co
operative Creamery Association
will be held Monday, the 10th.
Toledo football team I played
Eddyville at thn lutt
on New Year's day. The score
stood 13 to 0 In favor of Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. P. Prodoripk an,
tertained a small party of friends
ai a watcn party at their home
in mis cuy last Friday evening
Mrs. Harry Junken and rhu.
dren arrived home Mondav ovon.
mg auer a visit or several weeks
at Mrs. Junkin's old home in
Eastern Kansas.
Mrs. Warren T. Call and
daughter went to Turner. Stav
ton and other nbints In thn Vni
ley Monday morning, for a visit
ui tneir oio nome.
Newt Center returned tn v.
gene Saturday morning, after
spending the holldavn with h,
parfcnts, Mr.-and Mrs. Samuel
uenter in this city. .
Miss Alvhlld RomtvpfH re
turned to the Normal at Mon
mouth Saturday morning, af
ter spenaing tne holidays with
uer iojks near mis city.
Mrs. James Salvaea nnrf phll.
dren returned to their home at
Albany Monday, after spending
the holidays with their son and
uroiner, trea salvage, and wife
In this city:
II. D. FOITOW Of Nanhvillo
have moved to Toledo and will
make their home in thn Ypmr
cottage, formerly owned by Bob
varnocK. wr. rarrow will
clerk in the Yerex-Drown store.
C. F. Cunninelinm. whn
has charge of the management
in me laquina Electric com
pany's light and telephone bus-
iiicBB in mis county, was In the
cuy luesuay looking after the
company's Interawts. ,
U..S. Engineer C. R. Wright
arrived down from Portland last
aaiuraay evening and Is busily
J I . . J
ey is comnleted IMrlnan-
Wright will supervise the re-
r - oupvi VIBU (gg TQ-
nioval of all shoal places, the
wor being done by the dredge
TJnrnln "
Lincoln,
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Furuisher
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J. S. AKIN! "
The Dry Goods Man
HAS A FULL LINE
Ladies' and, Gent 's Furnishings,
i Crochet and Erubroiderie Ma
terials . ALSO
A full line of JEWELRY which
. is Guaranteed. ,
Smile at Yourself in The Mirror
And probably several Important
; ; things will be suggested to you.
Your teeth may be decayed bad
; ;' enough to Interfere with your
; natural expression when ou
; ; talk or ldugh. Some of them
; ; may trouble you when you are
; ; eating or drlnklnig. Again,
; ; they may keep you awake
; ; nights. If you recognize any of
' ' these conditions as being part of
! I your experience, I wish to sug
; ; gest that you ask yourself these
questions:
First Considered from a business standpoint, would not
your time be worth more to yourself or' employer If your
teeth were good?
-.;' Second Is It dread of naln or
you neglect your teeth?
' Patients of my office know that
painful, after all. They know that I guarantee my work to be
he Best, and they know that my
R. JAY GREER, Dentist
Tooth Brushes
hairbrushes, nail brushes,
manicure 6'Jts, sponges,
soaps, perfumerey, etc., are .
a few of tho articles we -carry
In our Toilet Depart
ment. You get everything
first-class at second class
prices, as also in our regu- '
lar Drug and medicine de
partment. You will be sur
prised at the preparation
we have made . for pour
comfort.
TOLEDO" DRUG COMPANY
tTWttl lllimtl IITT11HTTTTTI1 IIIHI I H1T1 I I I I II IIH
We are Going out of the
HAT BUSINESS i
500 Mens Hats
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE
They are on Display Now. .
' Come and get one, at a pric
that will Surprise You.
We are also CLOSING OUT
Shoes. You
Big Bargains
Ppmpmhpr v nt 111 havn lota
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t ncla, Ek., that we are closing
a . a iivpfi g l" I
WaNTm TO RENT
A dairy farm with about 12 to I
20.cowB and farm tools. Give I
lull panicuiurs uiiu veriua.
Address, R. Hungerford,
Dole, Clark county, Washington
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Pnr Sala or Exchancn Slx-
i.n nf.r. form 1 Rrtrt npoph trppn
ICVII .a v aa. ava-vw - -
5-year old; new bungalow, hot
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and coia water, unrii, eic.
Would consider good city prop
erty or small place close.
v . Box 137, Myrtle Creek, Or.
For Blab, edgings or block
wood bco John Yaseka
mi Broun & U
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on account of the exnense that
dental operations are not so
charges are the lowest.
3 iMit,
our Ladles' and Children's J
will find some
at Our Store
of Ginghams. Outlncr' Flan- X
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out at less tnan cost.
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) FINAL ACCOUNT OF
ELIZABETH GRAHAM
Kntlra la hrvhv alyen that tha on,
denlxnnd, the executor ot the estate
or aaiizaoein uranam, aecoasea, jias
ftlaft hla Anal arrnllnt In tha Pntintv
Court of the State if Orenon. tor LLn-
com county, ana that Tuesday, the
ltstn anr ot January, lvia, at the
hnnr nf 1A AVIm1r In tha fnrannnn nf
said day at the court room ot said
courthouse, lias Deen appointed oy
said court as the time and place tor
the hearing ot objections thereto and
settlement thereof.
Date ot first publication, December
l?th, MIS. W. . Hufford,
Executor of the estate ot EUiabeth
Graham, deccited, ' a
SUMMONS. ' ,
.n the Circuit Courv of tho state of
Oregon, tor Liucoln county.
Han's C. Nelson, Plaiutlff
vs.
.'.lahala Cloake and Alfred Cloake, her
husband, J, H. 'Crawford and Mary '
Crawford, his wife, Defendants.
To Mahalu Cloako and .Alfred Cloake,
!ier husband. J. U. Crawford and Marv
F. Crawford, his wife, the above named '
in the nams of the stats of Oregon: '
.You and 'each nf vnu ara. hprAhv ro.
quired to appear and answer tho com-
Dlaint fllnd nffnlnRl. vnil In thn nltnv. .
untitled suit now on file tn the office
of the County Clorfc of the above en-.
titled Court on or before the last day
named in the Order for mihllnatlnn nf
this summons, towlt: On or before sis .
weens irom tne 1st dttr of publication
hereof and you are hereby notified that
if you fall to an near and innrar anM
complaint as herein required, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for'
the relief prayed for In said complaint,
to wit: For a decree of an I if Pmirt th.f
plaintiff title to the following des-
.rioea real property, towlt:
Berlnnlne 240ft f-At anth onH 1719
eet east of the section corners of seo
tlonsS. 10. lfi and T 11 H d iai
West, thence west 1732 feet to section
line; thence siuth on section line to
section corners of sections 15, 18, 21
nnd 22. T. 11 S. Jt .0 West: thence
;ast on Bection line to meander cor
ner: thence followltlC tha vmat k.nli
of the Yaquina river down stream to
Mie place of beginning. All In section
15, township 11 sou"n r range 10 west
ii me Willamette Mjndian,
is good and valid: t 'it Vflll tha mo I A
dofendantfl. RnH Mi h nf vr.11 Vi 1 wa ma
right, title nor Interest whatever tn or
iu buiu miiua or any pan uiereof and
mat any and all claims that you may
"lalra acra'nat said lanH la rnn.f,.i
and without rlsht whatevor; that you,
ine saia aeienaants, and each of you,
be forever enjoined end debarred from
asserting any claim whatever in or to
said lands or any part thereof adverse
to plaintiff, and, for such othpr and
'urther relief as may be equitable and
JUBt.
This summon-, la arvot
by order of the Honorable R. R, Miller.
vouniy juage 01 Lincoln countv. Ore
ton, which said order was made and'
entered on the 17th dnv nf niramt...
Jit, oirectlng publ cation. . thereof
ohce a week for slu consecutive and
successive weeks bettlnnlna; with: the
Issue of Decemher 17th 1Q1K mn
ini; with the issue of January 28th,
"a, in uia uiacum county Lieaaer, a
weekly newsnannr ,.r ri.rai iM...
Iatlon and 1 printed within Lincoln
county, Oregon.
Date of 1st nuhllmtlnn iwimA.
t7th. 1915. data nr- rant ni,hii.Mn.
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January 28, M16.
Hawkins & McClwkay,
Attorneys for i-ialntlff.
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SUMMONS -
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
OreKon for the COtintV nf T.lnonln
Alleen McCluskey, Plaintiff.
" vs.
J. H. Kemnthorn and Pearl R K-omn.
thorne, his wife, Sylvester P. Kern.'
and Luclnda Kern, his wife, T. 8.
Everett, R. H. Sparling, Minnie A.
Vickers and J. M. Vlckera, her hus
band, and William S. Clllaui and Ida
M. Olllam. his Wife. De'endnnta .
To J. 11. Kempthcrne and - Paj-t n
Kempthorne, his wife. Sylvester P.
Ken and Luclnda Kern, his wife, T. '
S. Everett, R. H. Bparllng, Minnie
. riunera ana j. m. vicKera; hef
husband, and William S. Gillam and
Ida M. Olllam, his wife, the above
named defendants:
In the name of tha atata n n-,.
You and each of you are hereby re.
quirea 10 appear ana answer com
plaint filed against you in- Uie above
entitled suit on or before the expi
ration ot six weeks from the date ot
the first publication of this summons,
exclusive of the date of said first pub
lication and If you fair so to appear
and answer for want thereof tha
plaintiff will apply to the above en
titled Court for the relief demanded
In plaintiff's complaint, to-wlt:"
For a decree nf thfa Cnurf l-aa.
closing a certain mortgage executed
07 j n. nempinorne and Pearl B.
Kemothorne tn Rvlvaatnr P Ifaam n
the 1st day of July, 1912, which said
mortgage was thereafter and on or
about the 12th day of December, 1912,
assigned to the plaintiff herein, on the
following descrlhed rani nrntwrt ait.
uated In Lincoln County, Oregoi, to
wn:
The north half nf thn South
west quarter () or Section twenty
two (22) In Township teu (10) south,
Range eight (8) west of the Willam
ette Meridian, In Lincoln county, Ore
gon. and that the above described real
property be sold by the Sheriff of Lin
coin county, Oregon, as provided by
law to satisfy the amount due and
owing to the plaintiff on said mort
gage and further that each and all ot
you ana an porsons claiming by,
through or under you or either of you
may be barred and foreclosed of any
estate, right, title, linn, or Interest In.
or to said mortgaged premises or an-
pan uiereor ana ior such other and
further rellof as may be equitable and
Just.
This summons la anrvn.1
bV DUbllratlnn In f.nranna will.
uiucr 117 .11 b rionoraDie 11. k." Miller,
v-uumy junge or Lincoln County, Ore
gon. which said order is dated Da.
comber 13th, 1915. and which require!
that this summons be published In the
Lincoln County lender at least once
a week for six consecutive and suc
cessive weeks, the ate of the first
publication of this Is December 17th,
1915. Hawkins a McClusksy,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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C. L PERKINS
Shoemaker and
Harness Renalrer
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Water Front
TOLEDO, OREGON
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