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LINCOLN COUNTY -LEADER. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i6th, 1917.
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H 1 1 1 I H Mil L
DR. W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST
Will be in his office in, the Bank Building
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
GABIG!
OUR BIG STOCK OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
HAS JUST ARRIVED
GET THEM EARLY AND HAVE THEM READY
FOR YOUR SPRING PLANTING
WE HAVE THEM IN THE BULK AS WELL AS
PACKAGE
OUR ONION SETS ARE THE BEST
10 CENTS PER POUND
Toledo Drug Co.
L. R. BATEMAN
E. R. BATEMAN
BATEMAN & BATEMAN
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES
Would bo glad to show you stock, and will
order for you if you do not find just what you
wish,
four Family and Friends
WILL PRAISE AND ENJOY THE DELICIOUS
MEALS THAT YOU CAN SERVE FROM
SUPPLIES PURCHASED AT FREDERICK'S
QUALITY STORE.
IN GROCERIES AS IN EVERYTHING ELSE,
QUALITY, PRICE, and SERVICE,
COMMAND YOUR RESPECT.
W! OFFER YGl:
By.rs Pendleton Blue Ribbon Flour Crown Un
. bw '.cded Flour Royal Club Coffee Heinz Pick
lei & Preserves Log Cabin Bread Cream Roll
ed Oats Plymouth Milling Co.'s White and YeU
r orn Meal Meadow Grove Tillamook Cheese
(The rich creamy kind.)
THESE ARE ALL QUALITY ARTICLES AND
ME FOR SALE IN TOLEDO ONLY AT
THIS STORE
P. Frederick
s.s.s.s.M444
J.D
jjjnunyjuimuji' v'j' sctb "lyij!?1 vy1
Five times as efficient as the best
round wick, open flame lamps (such as
Rayo, B. : II, etc.), co3ts only about ont enl to
ipmli tii betn. Feeds fuel tlirouh wick, lights
and is put out Just like your old luap. The
h 2i Haafio lorn
C
produces a' strong; white Hunt from common
kerosene (coal oil) without introducing any new
or complicated feature No noise, no odor, no
tmoka. So 1 ar ahmd of all clher oil Umpa thot tht menu
f Kturmofier f ltd Reward to r.y prrjon who con ihow
thrm an oil lamp In foual. A trial will cort you nothing.
Juw fat ua luewobca you wouil uka a ilououmauoo.
HAMAKER, Distributor For Lincoln County,
Addre3s Toledo, Oregon
AR BAD SKIN
FROM WITHIN
'pimply, muddy complexions
ai due to impurities in the
b. d. Clear up the skin by
taking Dr. King's New Life Tills.
Tlwir jnilil laxative qualities re
move the poisons from the sys
tem and Lrighten the eye. A full,
free, non-gripping bowel move
nn-nt
nard
New Life Pills the night before,
At your Druggist, 25c.
BEANS FOR SALE
One ton little Navy Beans re
cleancd. L. A. Whited,
Jefferso'n, Ore.
A. T. Peterson had business
at Siletz Wednesday.
W. E. Ball visited at Otter
Rock the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E.' Hawkins
went to Salem Saturday morn
ing. V. E. Bachman visited his
ranch above Elk City, Wednes
day. R. S. Aplet of Big Elk is
working with the local section
crew.
Mrs. J. N. Arnold has been
visiting at Newport several days
this week.
Sheriff Bert Geer went to
Roselodge Wednesday on official
business.
Don Gillet the Nashville mer
chant was in the city'the first of
the week. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Guild
spent Wednesday with relatives
at Elk City.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Altree, Monday, February
12th, a ten pound boy.
R. R. Gwynn came over from
Siletz Saturday evening to
spend Sunday at home.
Ben Horning passed through
to Otter Rock last Saturday
evening where .he will visit his
parents.
S. T. Loudon returned to his
home at Eddyville Monday
morning after having started off
the new Grange at Siletz.
Mrs. Elmer Horning came
down from Eddyville Friday
evening returning Monday
morning.
Fred Brown of Portland, who
has been visiting at Siletz for
some time, returned home Wed
nesday morning.
County Surveyor McMillan re
turned Wednesday from a trip
to Bald Mt., where heinspected
some road work.
Emil T. Raddant was over
from Orton the first of the week.
Mr. Raddant is preparing to ship
another car of stock..
Mrs. Frank . Huntsucker re
turned last Friday evening from
a visit at Portland, going on to
her home at Bayview Saturday.
Mrs. D. II. Williams was a pas
sen cer for Newnort Wednesday
evening, where she will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Simon Lena-
ten, and family. ,
C. E. Ilawkins returned from
Salem Monday evening, Mrs.
Hawkins staying over to attend
a meeting of the Grand Manag
ers of Woodcraft, at Fortiana.
Hall Bros., the Siletz mer
tfchalnts. purchased some two
T ? hundred sacks of spud3, for ship'
iment, last Saturday. They are
j how paying $2.00 per sack at
the Agency.
I Harry Swayze has again tak-
t en charge of his restaurant,
X which has been leased by Mr.
land Mrs. George Chambers the
ipa3t several months. Mr. and
f !Mrs. Chambers will agr.in oc-
icupy their homo on Graham
I street.
The services of Yamhill coun
ty attorneys are in demand over
in Lincoln county. In the Feb
ruary term of court there Ram
sey, Lange & Nott have one case,
Holmes & Pearce one case and
Holder & Mark two cases.
Sheridan Sun.
G. W. Andrews arrived down
from his home at Boring Tues
day evening to look after his
property' interests here. Mr.
Andrews Btill pays over a hun
dred dollars taxes in this county,
despite the fact that hiB home
is in Clackamas county.
Jim Throwbridfie returned last
ATTENTION!
What have you to trade for a
1G0 acre partially improved
form :n Klnmnth Co. 100 acres
wheat land, balance good pas- Friuay evening rrom an extenneu
in th ninriiinir l thn re- ture. good roads, R. F.D. dally.
of a dose of Dr. King's $3200.00. F. L Ch.twood,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Sen-ices wlH
be held at the building first door
north of City Hall Sunday at 11 '
o'clock. Subject lesson sermon,
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
.II are cordially invited.
L. PERKINS
Wildervillc, Oreg.
o
FOR SALE ,
Four young cows, grade Jer
seys, all will be fresh in January,
Chas. Severtson,
Sam Logan Place.
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HAWKINS A McCLUSKEY
Attorneys at Law
Toledo , Oregon
visit in the East. He spent the
Fall In the Dakota and the Win
ter lu Wisconsin, hiB old home.
Ho say8 that it was pretty cold
bark there, but that he rather
enjoyed the change. Returning
he came by California.
The statement that 800 coun
try-town newspapers have sus
pended publ.cation on account
of the high price of print paper
should cauiio good people every
where to rally to the support of
deserving publishers, says the
Shoemaker and
Harness Pepairer
Shop on I lib Street
TOLEDO, OREGON
NOTICE!
Church Services at the Meth-
v Uil.nl. Villain. fclUUUUJ kJVil"',,
;i0 A. M. Preaching. 11 A. M.
and 7.30 P. M.
i i ruyvr .wei'img imiiBuujr i.uv
P. M.
Everybody Invited to any one
or all of these services.
C. R. Ellsworth.
i
i
Clarence Evans returned Mon
day evening. '
. Mrs. C. H. Bain of ! Newport-!
was in the city yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Ross was
on the sick list the first of the
week.
W. B. Hartley, the Newport
undertaker, was in the city yes
terday. Clyde McMillen of Rose Lodge
had business in the city Wed
nesday. . , -
C. H. Ridgeway of Yaqulna
was a county seat visitor last
Saturday. '
Ed. Stocker, the Newport
butcher, was a county seat visi
tor yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Hurley Garrett went
to Elk City yesterday for a visit
with friends on BJg Elk.
Frank Fogarty of Newport is
in the city this week, assisting in
the repairs to the Steamer New
port. Wallace Miller was down
from Pioneer Monday evening,
bringing some wild cat skins for
the bounty.
Frank Wade and Cliff. Mc
Elwain went over to Siletz Mon
day mdrning where they will log
for Lee Wade.
Sweet Juicy Navel Oranges
will be cheaper than Apples,
Saturday 17 for 25c.
Frederick's Quality Store.
Big masquerade ball to
night February 16th 1917 at
Morrison Hall, Elk City, Oregon,
Prize given best costume.
R. R. Black of Harlan and Ben
Hunt of Eddyville were called to
serve on the Federal Grand Jury
which met at Portland Monday.
L. C. Fox was over from Al
bany on business Monday and
Tuesday, visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stanton while In town."
A marriage license was Issued
the first of the week by County
Clerk Howell, to Arthur Bell
and Angelina Rippin, both of
Siletz.
The planer in the local sawmill
was shipped to Napavine, Wash
ington, yesterday. This planer
was owned by the J. E. Martin
Co., of Portland.
Earl Ruef of Independence
was in the city Wednesday even
ing, visiting with his old friends,
Mr. and .Mi s. Maurice Anaersen.
Mr. Reuf was looking for a
farm to rent.
Merchant Warren Hall of Si
letz was in the city yesterday
morning enroute home from
Taft, having came up the beach
to Newport, and thence here by
train.
The ISpwortn League held a i
Valentine Social at the parson
age which was beautifully dec
orated for the occasion. About
forty were present and the even
ing was pleasantly spent with
games, refreshments were serv
ed. -
Jim Hodges of Elk City passed
through to Newport yesterdny.
Mr. Iiodges who owns the tele
phone lines in the vicinity Qf
Jslk City, states that he has mo3i
of the Big Elk and Pioneer lines
'ebuilt, and will soon rebuild the
Elk City-Toledo line.
Harold and Fred Wygant of
Newport passed through to Si
letz yesterday. They had wltl
them full and complete camp
paraphenalla for an extended
stay. They have rented ground
and expect to put in twenty or
thhty acres of potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Arnold, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. McCluskey, Miss
Annio Hawkins, and Mr. and
Mrs. F. N. Hayden went to Siletz
Saturday afternoon to spend the
weclc-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hall, and incidentally
take in Joe Bryant's house
warming. '
The Steamer Newport is at the
Hanson shipyards undergoing
repairs, and being overhauled in
general in anticipation of the
Summer excursion travel. The
Steamer Truant, Capt. Jack
Fogarty, Is on the run between
Yaqulna and Newport while the
Newport is laid up.
OREGON INDUS- -
TRIAL REVIEW
With our -country unusually
prosperous and complicated for
eign problems to he settled,
there was never a time when our
law makers should be more con
servative in the passing of leg
islation affecting industries.
Eugene S. P. Co., pays $10
000 monthly to 138 Eugene em
ployees; 42 employees of Pac.
Tel. & Tel. Co. here receive
$1865.15 bonus. -
Medford City council agrees
to assist proposed establishment
of box factory by extending wa
ter main to north boundary of
city. .
Reedsport New hotel plann
ed. Albany About 50 wagon
loads of gravel being hauled dal
ly to nearby road districts and
3 to 5 carloads loaded dally for
outlying districts in Linn coun
ty. Florence $8389 contract let
for new Coast Guard station.
Portland L. C. Gilman, Pres.
of North Bank Road announces
expenditure of $1,250,000 by his
road for 1917, mostly in Oregon.
Dufur 150,000 bushel grain
warehouse contemplated here.
Bend Bend Water, Light &
Power Co. to install $3000 pump
ing plant. .
Heppner 100,000 bushel ele
vator planned here.
Bandon Woolen mill ana
ship yard expected to resume op
erations soon.
Lebanon Citizens working to
get cannery.
La Grande to have' new three
story business, block.
Agness Longest suspension
bridge on Coast about complet
ed across Rogue river here.
Main spann 3U5 feet while its an
chors are 635 feet apart.
Survey of Eugene-Coos Bay
highway begun. If this road is
ever completed it will eliminate
beets aa outlined bj repreBenta
tives of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co,
Prominent hop growers near Eo
la will plant beets.
Albany Furniture Mfg. Co.,
making first shipment of several
cars of dressers and extension
tableB. '
Salem Chas. K. Spalding
starts organization for $600,000
paper mill here.
Coquille Coquille Lumber
Co., closed four years, will re
open with sufficient orders for
year's run.
Congress has again seen fit
to sidetrack the waterpower bill
encouraging power development
in Western states. How much
longer must the West suffer at
the hands of Eastern politicians?
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 8ALE
In tht Circuit Court of the 8Utt of
Oregon for the Ceunty of Lincoln,
ttmma M. Strome, Plalntlf. '
vs.
F. W. Carson and (Rachel Carsoa,
Defendant.
By virtue of an execution and or.
der of sale Issued out of the above
entitled Court In the above entitled
action to me directed and dated thu
14th day of Feb., A. D. 1917, In favor
of Emma M. Strome, Plaintiff, and
against the above named Defendant
for the aum of J35O.00 with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 'per cent Der
annum from the 18th day of Septem
ber A. D. 1915 and a further- sum,
of $30.00 attorney's foes and cobts
taxed at $10.20, and costs of thlB writ
commanding me to sell the following
described real property situate lu Lin
coln County, Oregon as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at the north west comer
of lot 6 In block No. 12 Grahams fifth
addition to Toledo, Oroxon, . running'
thence south on west Hue of said
lot 6 twenty five feet, thence east 100
feet, thence north 25 feet to the
northeast corner of lot 5, thence west
100 feet to the place of beginning and
further described as being the north
25 feet of lots 5 ft 6 block 12 Grahams
6th. addition to Toledo, Oregon.
NOW, THEREI'Ollt; In compliance
wlththe demands oi said execution
and order or sale I will on Saturday
the 17th day of March A. D. 1917 at 1
one of the worst and most used 'CountT Court HouBei , the Clty ot
roads in the world. I Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, sell
TVmnlil nenda out more freight to the highest bidder for cash, all th
than any other small Btation on ! right title and interest of the above
a" i, , ? , . named Defendants In the above 'named
uregon wecirie. action, In the above described proper.
Reedsport COia Storage piani ty to satisfy said execution and order
to be built here.
International Paper Co., of
Boston takes option on large
timber holdings in Umpqua
country at $4,500,000 and pros
pects are for large pulp and pa
per mill on lower Umpqua river.
Astoria will Duua areage ior
harbor work.
In commenting on a recent In
crease in pay aggregating $50,-
000 a year, granted by f. li. u
& P. Co. to platform men, Pres.
Griffith said: "The increase of
one cent an hour, which is to
become effective not later than
July 1, has been made in spite
of sale, lutorest, costs and accruing
costs.
Bert Geer,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon.
Date of First Publication Feb. It,
1917.
Date of Last Publication March 16,
1917.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court of the State ot
Oregon for the County of Lincoln. In
the Matter of the Estate of J. R. Hays,
Deceased.
.Notice Is hereby giwn that the un
dersigned as administrator of the es
tate of J. R. Hays deceased liaj i". led
hta final account In tt-e County Court
of the State of Oregon, for the County
,. ,v,t tya mmnnn hna 'or Lincoln, ana mat juesaay tne zo
of the fact that the company nas ,day of March m7 at U)e o( Ua
Ueen, UIIU buu ia, nuuniug iait,c
Lowell (Mich.) Ledger. No in-i ' Gordon E. Hayes, one of the
stltutlon has been more loyal to
local interests through thick and
thin than the country newspa
per; and It's a poor community
that doesn't stand by Its best
friends. Probably some of the
newspapers alluded to did not
deserve to live, but many of
them did; and their demise was
due to the fact that they were
published In dead communities.
A live town newspaper makes
a live town and vice versa. .
prominent attorneys of Oregon
Cltv had .busincBB In Toledo
Wednesday. Mr. Hayes was
i u mrly County Judge of Clack-
rm is county, and Is one of the
well known attorneys of the
state. Mr. Hayes enjoys a visit
to the const, as he is a great
lover of fish, clams, crabs, etc.,
and likes the primitive, rugged
scenery of this section. He re
turned home yesterday morning.
decreases In earnings. It will be
made not because tne conditions
of the company warrants it, but
in the hope of better conditions
in the future and in apprecia
tion of the loyal support of the
trainmen.
Coos Bay During the first
half of January this port shipped
more lumber to San Francisco
tljan any other harbor -on the
coast. ,
North Plains Beaverton
Brick &. Tile Co. has been reor
ganized and will be put in opera
tion with about 20 men.
Reedsnort S. if. ce., to Dunn
large floating dock here.
Cottage urove uian-iaano
Sugar Co., contracting beets at
$6.50 f. o. J), cars here. The
Sugor factory recently built at
Grants Pass is a great asset to
farmers of that section as it per
mits development of one ot the
most staple farm crops, sugar
- Toledo New Bawmlll in pros
pect here.
Gresham Cameron and Tay
lor lumber Interests building 4
mile logging railrQad.
New steamer line to operate
hetween Coos Bay and Sanl
t rancisco.
Eccles interests of Ogden,
Utah buy $4,006,000 worth of
timber In Columbia rlv;r and
Coast counties and will build
mill on Columbia river or Tilla
mook Bay.
sMcMlnnvllle Sugar Deets are
taking the place of hops and if
experiments here are successful
sugar factory is promised tnib
section by Salt Lake interests.
Marshfield Five-mile logging
railroad to be built by North
Bend Mill and Lumber Co.
Bend Water Light & Power
Co., to spend from $50,000 to
$75,000 on improvements with
in next nine months. .
Florence Ner Bhlngle mill
contemplated here.
Salem Salem Hop Growers'
Ass'n taking active interest in
proposition of growing sugar
o'clock In the forenoon ot said day la
the court room of said court has been
appointed by the said court as tl.e
time and place for hearing objections
thereto and the settlement thereof.
James H. Hays,
Administrator ot the Estate ot J. R.
Hays, deceased.
Dated February 14th, 1917.
Gordon E. Hayes, Attorney,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 8ALE
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for The 'County of Lincoln
R. N. Warnork. Plaintiff,
VS.
J. II. H. Anderson and Julia Anderson,
Defendants.
Iiy virtue of an execution, decree and
order ot sale Issued out of tlio above
entitled Court In the above entitled
action to me directed and dated the
3rd day of January A. D. 1917 In favor
of R. N. Warnork t'lalntiff and against
the above named Defendants for the
sum of $11,367.34 with Interest thereon
at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from the 23rd day of November A. D.
1916 and a further sum of $250.00
attorney's fees and a further sum
of $704.18 taxes and insurance,
with Interest at the rate ot six
per cent per annum from the said
23rd day of November 1916, and cost!
of this writ commanding mo to Bell the
following described real oroperty situ
ate in Lincoln County, Oregon as fol
lows, Tow It:
Beginning at the northwett corner of
lot No. one (1), Occident Block, a sub.
division of lot No. 4. Dlork No. (12).
Nye and Thompson's Addition to the
City of Newport, Oregon, running
thence south along the west line ot
lot one (1), and two 12), Occldont
Block, (80) feet, thrnce west to the
Pacific Ocean thence north along said
Ocean eighty feet, thence east to the
place of beginning, said tract being a
part of lots one (1) and four (4) la
Block No. (12), Nye Thompson'e
Addition to the City ot Newport at
platted and recorded In the office ot
the County Clerk at Toledo, Oregon.
NOW, THEREFORE in compliance
with the demands of said execution.
decree and order of sain, I wilt on Sat
urday the 3rd day of February A. D.
1917 at 1 o'clock P. M. at the front
door of the County Court Houso, In the
City of Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregoa
sell to the highest bidder for ensh, all
the right title and Interest of Ihe above
named Defendants In the above named
action, in the above described prop.
eny 10 saiisy said execution decree,
and order of salo, Interest, costs and
acpruing costs.
Bert Geer,
Sheriff of Lincoln County. Oregon,
Date of First Publication Jan. 5, 1917.
Date ot Last Publication Feb. 2, 1917,