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Newspaper Page Text1 ? -. Vi 1 "V - J- CP" (Mjp-iH-v Wincoln fonntp leader. ' VOLuME 25 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 6th. 1917. NEWPORT NUMBER 20 Clark, was born in Mansfield. Mrs. E. J. Abbev. w.fp nt t JaJlu "21- She . . .1 . , . r. , "mi nea 10 ir. Uummins in Wnt.i . : " c :"uu' ,oo."c,"0"u,i1' 'namna, June uicu iium a biroKe or apo Marcus Guilllama, all of Ona. i Ohio regiment during" the Civil CURRY-LARSON Tvh a TV.fl Tr . n era rf TVf . T Curry-of Roseburg and Miss ciara parson or tnls citv was. ; wuiiljt, inaiana, June 1 war, ouuruy ttuer.tne ciose Oa '-'""J iWDcuuig una miss . 22d. 1857 nrt'H ruv i,in Clara T-nrann nf thta -ro plexy Saturday night, June 2u, , 1853 and took "P a donation 1 family, spending several .years ! solemnized last Monday morn- J 111 7 VV'hil r. .11 . ! 1 Tl ll Halm Ttnn-m T.. II . . I ln 01IfA.A TT. A - f . 1 11 (T of AlhtlTlV Vl nmig aiieiiumg a uaiice . t duuciiUII Lilly.1" uauiuiuu, aab uttiue 10 ure- icicuiuuy at the hall it the Rod and Gun Inhere the family lived for sixty 'Sn in 1879 and soon located on taking place at the Christian j-di;D 8ne was in her usual health lvars- 1 ntrteen children were '.the homestaad on South Beaver DUt fill nf nnio sfti l.. 1 ! bOW tO Mr anr) I .'urViara nminlnHu tl Wt faint and dizzy and had to l?f number five still are iwas spent. . sit down and In a few minutes ',v,ns: Chauncey who lives at. Mr- Gullliams wasone of the in company with her sister-ln- westfall, Oregon; Joseph who early pioneers of this section, Jaw, Mrs. M. A. Abbey, went to .es m prtland; Mrs. John Gore tnere being but five or six fami- ine Hotel, but on the way she wno 1IvejB at Newport and two lieB In the entire Beaver Creek was so faint and sick that she a.,ughter8 whose residences I ' country at the time he settled could scarcely walk with the aid Z not learn- Tne funeral will here- He was well known ner companion. At the hotel 1 conauctea by Rev. B. C (throughout Lincoln county and 8h was placed in bed and her ft k Qt tbe home Thursday in ;many friends learn with sorrow husband and a physician wert afternoon and the interment I of his passing, called but she became rapidly JIf111 take Place in the Eureka ' Sixteen members of his im woree and soon, passed away Cemetery. Mrs. Cummins came med,ate family Including two This sudden and unexpectei ' i NewPort three years ago with greatgranddaughters and a large death was a Dhnnli t it. . t her Rnn-i n.lnur Tnh.. n- :nnmhnf MnHn anA rttv. Churr.h nnrnnnntra at slon.n , " Ol V J VII o'clock, th.e Rev. Morgan, offi atlng.' ' Mr. Curry is a brakeman on the Southern Pacific R. R. Co., running put or Roseburg. He WILL INSTALL MILKING MACHINE TP. Vt Davla haa ing machine, which he expects HCAi nccft, ailU Yi 11 H. 11 he will install at his large dairy farm at Mill Four. The milker ordered by Mr. Davis is what is known as the Hlnman machine, and Mr. Davis believes it to bt. tne Dest moderate priced ma SENATOR McNARY WORKING FOR PROJECT W. E. Ball of the local Port Commission is in receipt of the following telegram from Senator McNary. We certainly hope the Senator will be successful. ' me ucai uiuuenue pncea ma- w. a. ami, Chine. Which can ha hnnrlloH hv Tnlorin n .nn& tnon At ntMani A f Tm.i I a.. . . .. 'I . - n J rt .... .r"iw ACXliaillS LU LAIC Alllal 0 ; testing place in the shadow of WEST YAQUINA the flrs in Deautlful Fern Ridge M' Cemetery where after a brief bu iwr. and Mrs. John Coovert of beautiful ceremony he was aid 'na were shonnin? in NMri.n tn rpat hv lnrim, v,o,-.i t..k. a iv cue CULII community. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Jack Elliott of Portland, a son, Geo. Hoveland of Spokane, and a o-ugnter, Mrs. Jennie Jorgenson 1 nnn m uB' Coovert of beautiful ceremony he was ale of Calgary. Alberta. The rela- 'o,, !Jere snoPDing in Newport to rest by loving hands, July 4 uvea are an expected to be ps- i nS' 1 1S17- Manv beautiful floral oi- ent at the funeral. Father For w J at,errs-a traveling optician ferings completely covered the Ket of the Sacred Heart will con- YAV? eBt Ya1uina Tuesday grave. luct the last rites which will TIP I Ma"X friends here extend 'heir Abbey Thursday at 10 o'clock ay enroute to Bend, Ore- ed family in this hour of sorrow. J-fll take place" in the Eurka ' c Mm Commo8. R- A. and D. Cemetery. Mrs. Abbey was not- &.f?rli .KWe,re m ToIedo.on ed for her kindness and hoso - bl'TFin,e::3 t"e last of the week, tality. She wa3 unselfish Si i Wrlght a"d John Bac- 00k pleasure In helping others w fj Up to, Toledo T"esday thus examplirying the principles ,h 1 ? l.hey obta'ned work in of the Great Teacher. She nS t.nscamp. Mends anrf bn. tfc ot ... ',fr. and Mrs. Wm nont, J u iUibaea at the hotel where sh ;:.7;1 u"18. were west fay Uolfersperger, who frsmu. ' t..,.: ie man. ai pres thin ronntv oni ha. r.nn.. I """"s , lum is me rie8ndrSyacqaunad,nten es" Si PffS3o,!!a?1?b6 U8ed MnfRlir them will be in accomplished young lady. She f has been engaged the past win- ter an teacher nf th ci.... . w v4 i-A.c uiauiuu schoor'hind her marriage came as a surprise to her many Tole- RAY-GWYNN The marriage of Wesley D, Ray and Miss Violet Viola elr home at Rosebure. ,hnma nf v, "r. ii their home nt RonAhnro- The Leader extends congrat ulationa and best wishes. . ,. Mu Dwiiaiii&Tru til tile ihome Of hA hHHpB naranto M -j VT XT r ". nun vim i-t 1 irirnn fH tki. city last Saturday evening, th'o Rev. C. R. Ellsworth offlciatiiiR. I Mnn . i. 1 I f . . 'JOHN OLSON FMniwrcD u.ul lue '""neaiate reia- ON BURNING VFWi 8 tDe contracting Pities wim dukning VESSEL !were present, and immediately ine ronowing 13 a letter from "J"1" l"c teiemony me gatner John Olson, that was received g Bat down t0 a snniptuous bv hia fathor Han riQ , Wedding SUDDer. J""0 UiOUlk Ui - - ui t i - ... . Mr onrt r j . 1 iTuiAAn u"BUl'' J""" was cnier engln-'r, j "" ""0 ikUJr uepanea CHITWOOD eer on the motor shin Marearet 1 Sundav evening for a honey- ... 1 n'hl.h o.r.i.A -.-. . 1 moon tnn tn A honu ln.i,i...n.. some or the braver ones arc 1 . -ue"i- 'c oaiuraayi(orr-, ' 111 Z.J,iw'"?11' beginning to do their havin ' i , g wnen tne vessel wa8':: "t I f "UU"Q-UP- mey daring this fine weather about 70 mile3 otT the Yaquina ;ex?ect,t0 return tn's evening ?.trRg RLi,n2eer; , Bar. The letter fo lows: and wl make their home in this fiom Portland last Friday night V, , Astoria, Ore., June 27. T . . 1 Mrs. Emma Rf f?,' ear rather: L .f ue reaper extends congratu. 1 1 tia iiirirMi 1 a la uiin n 1111 iimki uriunua uiuiui Biiijj iJiargar.et IS 1 --". " iqhcq, 0 aide . """" iiuiii, Thn mnf . . was Known best and in- ,i, -tt"c,a aaiuraay. ?ar aaiem came to Msit ber 1 , " 0 ulttrBar.et 13 1 tnmm() ' u and ,n the Mrs. Fav wit . hrnthpr .Tsmna tmii in.. ,....i. I now laying for anchor iff Hbm. uer grave only attest thp hir-h :,'c,,lc" argson, returned to.uuiie3 ai rort"a 'ast Monday. wVl V ou J" nre v,itti!uce uisteaam cai esteem in which she was held ner nome at Ona, Saturday. She ' Famer E- H. Steinmet !...gan , 1 l ' Q I engne r0m 80 Tuesday evening :o visit .. ... nuitu H OV n hnot nt -1 -rf "Jt vi lIeilUB. v "ML lUUUlIJA hv Died at his hom at Bp avnr vL' been John L. Guillfams.- .Tv ttl lue- u Jer home u.. JMI7 hvaH o; HAM . .. J. - Clarence Ofstedahl came in with He was ONA in inaiana in 1832 Hp V'as a soldier in the Civil Wn? L anf "gih Sico"d wa . Mrs. Ryan of Grant3 - tinuou nnW,rrKen?.ived .C0"- "e ..wett or Suuer. Orelys ticath. Heandhlsf1nfnr..V!Eom;,M tne Phelps' were born to thin ,7"u'c" Mr, "u".ersPwser and urday She c n. oieinmei7 :...gan T hal tv ,','u,,'u mesuay evening :o v s t w aquh a hv ruttlng tne first of the wlek , Ll!0 'eave P0" a the hobe folks vVina fty with Frank Oonhprt Daao,...,r :fi.re spread so fast I could not . IOiKS nierhomel Rember the Strawherri lwiheflaHle8 80 wcnt on I, and Mrs. H. G. Guild wen C4 AlUine. . . . 'Qflf tn rail all mil VJ i tlSCunoora im .. 1:..- t... . i i.Buvai nexi ounaay at the Klv . ucu lu gei t, " " "v ""e weanes Vrslf?P BVnit iTom, out of the smoke without hnino- nay mornine. " " ... Liirronnt Art -T'i. ROCK CREEK Spooner Fourth II n Til 0 o r iifA - . .1 . . to r c w ci h nnniir fiC. "n .. w V01umIla and . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stewart and Vi, L on-snore out of cniidren autoed out to the Al- .tne steamer lane Rn wo ri.i,i hnnv nimmi.iin t...i.. not get any help and a storm' c a Pr,,tt.fv , )imui , 1.1 .. "1 e. A. rruett of Yafiiilnn inoan,i on W. E. Ball, Washington, D. C. ..1 A A . Juiy 3, iaiv. AnnparpH hofnra rnmm.... 1 w.v. c vjuiiui:i:i 1,0 Committee and introduced Amendment for one hundred thousand dollars to authorise Yaquina Project. Will do every thing to have it retained In River and Harbor Bill in Senate. Charles L. McNary. Vive- f . ni0n' si,c sur- rs- Ure" Ren Marsoi7 of iivC 1 3Irs- Horsfall left for Dallas 8tartetl t0 uw from thp south ' tw i S . 1 , ,ai'ul,,a I'118' W, ,.Mr,S- A"ce. R4edge who e.p. c attended Thursday. UaUaS west at about 75 miles Sir hS vt,hro.ug.h1 T"0S( a7 10r""'S who 1 ves on Beavpr r , U I Thf Wed"esday nht. I Jon Potwora made a busi- grub to get hold of a3 the Wdy 10 l"e A1Uany round-P- "a M w-ho ivplf oC,re?k- Le" nf. eb'5 p:cnic wa? postponed !ne83triP to Siletz Saturday. stores were aft where the fire Mrs- Warren Roberts came in AnnaA winkwholivp JS' Sunbay Kry-1, Clinton Southwell macfe a trip w" bt we got into the galley Wednesday evening to spend a lA JMS0 a busi- ISJ atha Mrs. Jesse. Gwynn .""iner wft Is left to finish A. H. PheiD 7i 'a b visiting her .Vin Sunday morning ,""u .w.ere Pass,eneers for " '"ioiaii. '"crbau sue matle 28 ml po nrl . th ni,f .... . " ""'"'tf iruurin. "at tough iron fiber. nerv h whn T X"a . Ur?Sn, with ypurage that knew no fail..;;. na sn"," reslded 'or the Jie naa a ronirh . . kind heart wiTh , v ""r. 0Ul .:. .Mr. Phe wenttoMr.O- fnends here . as turned fWn i7ura' a.elps. came to OnT.Y'tt"upa n fri,. i " ws a e 'aeo Hp i 1 . . ,c years, to give It. He was firm i m lie la survived bv twn n . .1 a 1 - ---- jji 11 1 n .1 W-a t 1 nr r 1 f -w uvnin a"d could not be Ar8"6??.? 0.kIa- a-id I hp nicnf art it. t i a she came alongside and asked of Aurora' r., are visiting the if we needed help. She sent a former' father, John Bradbury, wireless for a tug boat at Astoria,011 DePot slou8h- flllll Inrnit lit. .a - I - ""r V"e sieam schooner.' Si Hanson, aceomnnnlpri hv the short span of lif-'..m" mart n Z.; r- was a Vlonee'r, Toledo Thursday. mp t0 ' Joe Kekua was count . 8 10 tfv t0 re-1 .Tuesday. suffer. h1a 8i,prlvati0,13 and; e shadow of Death nassPrt .iIiss Ruth s"eve will teach Ridse scho61 82 in?li?- n?w nd mountain- a"d neighbors vith. L Frank Potwora made a trtn t uZhiT,4 b'' n itwiortons Saturday. 'JlavaP ckme alongside and his TbroT 7r ArSo fwe T ae ter and hoqi iti.iw ; """ai- "a aied Julv 2 1017 . 'u ,'ttU'8 1Iorsraii returned iyat- fine sunshine! v r. , , . 1stic Tof n nii y 80 charactcr-the home of his son 7 i3 ;hon,e from Dallas where she ha and a" the boy ot H" n8J"" I V. McFarland of Ona was In tbS. ?ouS 1 in ef.K8, IIe wa8 of '.Phelps of O a 'oZn A' ibeen visitig- feod 80 we were all right Sun iP!c,(, SaU,rday on his way to i"at tough iron f bpr r,, j . YUrt' Oregon, w fh to . r. . .. u" 1,?l,l oun-'pnrtiniwi , t,. ,... a uiwora ana son Frank , a "oon tne tank Bteampr Vi V , ,b umii.v. mr. sited at Upper Farm Sunday '"Atlas" came along and r,and '3 hom(?sleadi,'K Rudolph Rupercht returned ' caI)ta' hoisted the code pen- Clifford Gee came down from mie from Waohinrnn m J ants for n tnu . . . -th v,. i. m ""61UH a Uva- ,. ai u.iv me 10W . "K5'S cjuups i ues- 111 V 1 I II Q 1'10 f n ni ... t l n i " " ian- ana we were off evening to spend a few days Vnrf.rr. - mue a T'P t0 ,,"r;,n "earnveaonTllam-'I.,bJunR 01 neignnois at Mill i.v110 a uuauay finnii n. I - -"....i.uui s and cou d not be n ,iL , eips or Oka. and 2d ,by ?5!t nd transient '.ShI P1?. 52 i tk c BOt n,s knowledge l SprviV.L. eranacnildren. n the severe school nf ber?f?e were cond..Ptc,i k. iencp ;;r r; ,'UV.' . exper-' Rev. WeiLr r ,,uuctU hy He did not haveYhe S5 jinterment took piaXhi oZ t0 ,iUBluiia. we arrived off Ham-'vlslllnR old neighbors at ' V next morning and ""r. o CTXSS'f"?" Mr.andMrs.M.L.Truppwe;t 0RT0IM "team SI 1. S "SdSfrSm ti.nf fr a vlslt UKTON and 8 j n l; e en glne room, with their son, Chauncey. and S-60?"1: ta W0.IWS for -names vere out! Abou ' t'MMd'nc,!,enta,,sr ,ake 1,1 , J' Jin IlelVii.t this week ue world than a man svmn A'l extend their an education tw C' an ,8vninathy to tho .r."..r'r iiieir to the sorrowing out an more in the worM thor, ' w,,o Knew rtth an eductTon Sa? haso ' L'nT thy naUve ability. n..r i..iL0 famlIy- ry forefathers were noted fr I tm, t " their good JudgemSu and natKe l ? It h.Sf,m,an, Who Pfl88ed ab ity. Mr. Gullliams fmK'm J v ? h?!ern Soutl' ea will be held nt the homeXd IndiaJa y ?,,1M7ioWM born I nesday and the address wm h. ( isr.r !, ' J,,ne 28- 1832. In made by William QVZ SJS ,Rac,,el Evelv2 the Interment will take place n thl Z,l ? 8u,rvive3 him. To the tern Ridse Ppiiuiunr .i.-8 .0" twelve children The Fourth of July wa cele- were ffi nZt "tf6 ,vi"S a"d brated at Newport but no elat ,ours They 7 hl8 las orate preparations were marlp RuMpi iey.,ftre: Mr. Alice Died nt Newport, July 2 1917 Mrs. William Cummins, aged 90 years. Mrs. C-. nee Almira Ana uinir o....i e: lEIv. Fiechar 1 Portland.'1 .aica, Newton L., and Mrs. Mrs. C Orfn. MrS. Npfl Pimn ..J r, . . . v. "u son, uaio left for Summit where they will spend a few days. Mr. nnit IM ns.i ... v.. ZT were in Newport Sunday. nide$ s,m"ons, Dlllle Martin Whlto onri tvu r-., .... . , A iaim vvaru returned home from the logKinit IBOniPr IDvnna n..1 ...ll i c, . . "tiiuiy were in Siletz last Saturday. MISS Mnririirot . ltnn... ror Chemawa Wednesday, and returned Friday. Earnest Chapman of Summit Is visiting the Evans home this 1 U IK inPIl tl,a J t and got the water hose eolnel Miss Alvhlld Ronitvedt depart and nut all thn fi ..a B s;ed for Pnrtlmiri hiu nw.r..i.. . main engines are all right bunattend tbe National .educators' the clvnnmna u. a Convpntlnn u,hlh ,.,m r.7V c uurni SO new "-! mil iiiinvntr ones will have to be nut in m- that city next week. lHl ne aft la vpr t. ' . 's, aff w, ve to come In that city next week Mrs Dnvlil 1.. li ,i.. .. out lii onlpr VV , , lo come yieruay morning ror Port and r 11T t0.re!,a,r All the to be with her daughter. M... bad yVn okPd are so Gertrude, while the latter hns like an ok! I tJb 8he .looks 'an operation performed on her CAPTAIN F. NEWTON WEDS Chicago, July 1. (Special.) Frank Newton, 44, of Oregon City, Or., and Mae Charleston, 30, of San Francisco, were li censed to marry here yesterday Oregon City, Or., July 1.! (Special.) Frank Newton formerly of this city, now sta tioned at Chicago, is a Captain in the United States Army. He Was at thp Ran CVor,( x. . jciii. louu lair with Federal troops during the Cantain New. in business in this city, and wa3 at O.IP tblln mnnlM.o.l K.. .u i. of Port and In tha nnMkouL department. He is a Spanish AmeVican War veteran. Mrs K L. Newton, of this city, wai agreeably surprised to learn of Hiainuge. uregonian. o ELEVEN YEARS AGO Attorney Rn i . . . i Al bany is in the city today. aa,i ruweii oi ueaver Creek was lnihexity jeiax.,, w . j. oiimn was a jltor frnm nM l.t. Monday. " muu"l8ia Mis.t Y'PKta Spiwlaro Ic o a of her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Center. i.icouu.ues ueorge King and A iiumas r err or Kinant were in the city Monday. D. J. Derby brought In Tues- ' day a dressed hog weighing 428 pounds, which he sold to G R Schenck & Co. ' The Toledo Creamery broke the season's recoid last Friday receiving 190 gallons of cream. Jav Dunn im l fi i.,p al. - .un.iijr m lue Euchre Mountain country came over Monday for a visit with relatives and friends. JohirA. Peterson of Bayview secured the contract for the Toledo and Linville mail route and entered upon his duties Monday. DeiHlf VShprlff '.,1t !--. "rf VVtAllCA Hull arrived this morning from Kern- wuii aiis ianiiiy. They will occupy the McNpII rp!,iA,, First street. " Mr. and Mrs. Shed Rosebrook and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Crosno wont to Newport Monday to be n.-ni mice nionins. sued and Cliff have leased the Newport opera house and will give tri weekly dances during ihe season. E!d. All TOO 11'1D n . At. i ii r " fuaenger ror the Valley Tuesday mornlntr. W. Andrpwa iAfiiim.j m . several weeka vIhIi u inr Ain. evening from a trip to Rosebure iV rade80n'8 Parents, Mr. and Mrs! iJovii r,,, . . . 1 a,M8" Mrs. Chas. Dradesoti and Children rrf urn nt in Vilr . hi illVll AAV1I1C at Salem this morning nftcr a ncvviui weeKg visit with iMrs. Llovd Commnna -'- ' a Kjna was a county seat vun. ia c-T.. 1r nv.ti Tt.i r v m Mrs. S. B. Ports and rllllrlrnn WCrn rmusonirpra fn ,... - 4 0. IVI 1 11. It l)l L Tuesday evenlnir tn iipn,i tiiu Fourth with Mr. Porta who in Cash TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO C. L. flnunll niivrt1 ...v,v.a iu New port last Tuesday. ur. carter was down from Elk City yesterday. Mill Under nml f.nnll,. i.i ; r 'o vis iting his parents at this place. Goo. Ddliors and M. 10. Peairg with tlu'lr. families are stopping at a cottage in iS'ewport for a few days. Twenty-five teams .passed Pioneer l.pnilpit wpiu-nr,. i--a lool Mr. Gray, a brother of Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Uothers, is visit ing at this place. Wm. Alexander Btepped in a hole in the mill yard yesterday and ns a cmiKpnnptwa ii Ing his log ln a nling. a car oi lumber will be taken (O Lddwilln in rpuntr hrldge at Little Elk. A scow load will also be taken to Plo- neor to rpnnlr im iw.t,. . Ai,i.i,c uver Simpson creek. Many will celebrate at New Port nnd Ritpt it ed that each will get about an eciual numlipr fmm ti.i, (Continued on last page) innrnincr """aa,jt i uusaay , "iiwiager or i-redorick s orn1' ? Grocery of that city. ... . V l. A A VlCUw B people.