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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY. JULY 27th, 1917.
PACE THREE "
LEADER
Makes Gnbbing Arrangement With
The Oregon Farmer "
Offers Unusual Opportunity to Its Readers
AMONG our large circle of readers
there are a great many who are in
terested directly or indirectly in
, fruit growing, dairying and other
brunches of farming. All of these
naturally wish to keep in close touch with ag
ricultural activities throughout the state;
and to know about any fight which is being
waged for the measures Oregon farmers
want and aqpinst fill sorts of schemes that
are det.rir.ntal to the people and agricultural
interests cf this state.
We have, therefore, mads a special clubbing
arrangement with THE OREGON FAR
MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower,
who is one of our regular subscribers and who
is not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
FARMER, will be entitled to receive THE
OREGON FARMER in combination with
this paper at the same rate as for this paper
alone.
This offer applies to all those who renew or
extend their subscriptions as well as to all
new subscribers. If you are interested di
rectly or indirectly in Oregon agriculture,
do not miss this unusual opportunity, but
send your order in now.
THE OREGON FARMER is the one farm
paper which is devoting itself exclusively
to the f aiming activities and interests of
Oregon. It has a big organization gath
ering the news of importance to farmers,
dairymen, fruitgrowers, stockraisers and
poultryn.cn; and it has the backbone to at
tack wrongful methods and combinations and
bad legislation, and support honest leaders
and beneficial measures. We are confident
that our readers will congratulate us on our
being able to make this splendid and at
tract! v e clubbing offer.
TWO PAPERS FOR PRICE OF ONE
Lincoln County Leader, One Year, $1.50
Oregon Farmer, One Year $1.00
Both $2.50
By our Special Clubbing plan, both for $1.50
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
Toledo, Oregon
Ches. Dixon, the Elk City mer
chant, was in the city Saturday.
Nate Watkins was over from
Drift Creek the first of the week.
Postmaster A. B. Clark was
down from Elk City Wednesday.
Carl Davis the Siletz merchant
returned from the Valley Tues
day evening.
'Game Warden W. G. Emery
was up from the Resort City
yesterday.
Mrs. L. M. Starr is entertain
ing the Ladie3 Whist Club this
afternoon.
Geo. McCaulou was a passen
ger for the Valley Wednesday
morning.
Prof. John Blough passed
through to t,he lower bay Tues
day evening.
John Crooks, the Watkins
Man, is in the south end of the
county this week.
Miss Eva Cox of Mill Creek
visited yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Wade in this city.
Section Foreman Davis' father
of Falls City was visiting here
several days the first of the
week.
A. T. McClaughrey has been
I HAVE NT SEEN GENUINE
GRAVELY TOBACCO
AROUND MERE IN YEARS
NO I ALL WE '
COULD GET
WAS ORDINARY
X IPLUG
U GRAVELY3
CELEBRATED
Chewing
T" BEFORE
Plu&
BEFORCTHE INVENTION
'OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH
GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO
MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY "i
WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. ,
NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT
FRESH AND CLEAN AND OCOD.
A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH
AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW
OF ORDINARY PLUG.
J?J3.9raelyJo0accoG. Dtmiae.Vi. "WW"
REAL CHEWING PLUG
BILLY POSTER'S BILL
BOARDS TELL YOU
ABOUT IT
para-
ORECON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Great Highway activity in all
parts of the state Industries
begin to get war orders Ship-
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
IN the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
L. W. Williams, Plaintiff,
vs.
De Witt C. Henry, J. K. Weather
ford. Iva May Henry. Charles W.
stop:
AT AL'S CASH GROCERY
AND LOOK OVER THAT
FAMOUS DIAMOND W LINE
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES OR PHONE YOUR
WANTS AS THE DELIVERY
GOES OUT EVERY DAY
PHONE 2202
tM I M ! M4 1 1 1 1 If t4M4frM 1 1 II 1 1 Iff
having suffered another
lytic stroke.
H. L. Collins and F. B. Skin
ner came over from Portland
Saturday evening and spent
Sunday fishing on the Siletz.
They caught 63 beauties.
Chauncey Trapp and family
motored over from Albany yes
terday for a visit with the form
er s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Trapp, in this city.
Forty tourists, traveling un
der the auspices of the Massa
chusetts Forestry Association,
are visiting the National Forests
and Parks of the West.
Prof. W. C. Fischer arrived
up from Yaquina Wednesday
morning, enroute to Siletz,
where he will visit friends and
look after property Interests.
Cleve Fish arrived down from
Grays Harbor, Wash., Wednes
day evening, for a visit with his
father, T. P. Fish. Cleve was one
of those drawn in this county
by the recent draft.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall au
toed over from the Agency Wed
nesday evening to meet Mrs.
Hall's sisters, Mrs. K. C. Egbert
and Mrs. W. E. Micheals, both of
Tiffin, Ohio, who arrived on the
evening train.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Snuffer,
and baby, departed Wednesday!1"" l" '
morning via auto, -for Lewiston, l8UEu
Mont., where they
make their home.
fer's father, E. P,
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lincoln County
Arnold C. Kbert and Frances Ebcrt,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
George E. Howery and lane Doe
Howery, his wife, Marlon E. Howery
and Jane Doe Howery, his wife,, Ado
line Langley and John Doe Lnugley,
iA Vht. rZ nnebl Working on open shop plan Smith, and O. Mlddlekauff. Defendants,
quite low the past two weeks, Federation of labor oreanizint Bjr virtue of an execution decree. nd
nrrnoro (in nnn-nnrtlann nlnn uruKr ul - ,ner IlllHOana, ftlartlia Langley ana Johft
ramierson non-partisan plan entltIed Court ln tl)e aU0ve entitled , D()6 uey. ,ier husbaad. Earnest
ureal Doom in lumoer lnausiry. ! action to me directed ana antea me iweldon Howery und Jane Doe Howery
July 9. Eugene Woolen Mills th day of June, A. D. 1917 in favor of hls wjfe the unkllown nelra o( T. Eg!
have contracted for 25,000 yards L- w Williams, Plaintiff, and againm f.nton Ho oeceaBed. also all other
of nrmv r-lnth i tne auove named .'l"'?". ! I . ' Psons or parties unknown claiming
uittiiiijr uuiu. i um of J668.10 with Interest vnerein . .,. n
Linn county putting a hard: at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,,., ,Q ,, j' .iv..i ,k.
top on road from Jefferson to I from the 2nd. day of June A. D. 1917 iCCmplalnt heieln, Defendants.'
Ilarrisburg 'rler BUU1 VUV ... 7 5 , n the Name of the State of Oregon:
Pnrflanrt a grmul phnnr In- , . ---- lo me auove namea ueienuunis,
i ortiana aiarmea auoui in- I--.,,, nr . wr , commanding me to 'n u j , r. ,r
, . a i, i . .. . , ucui . uunri) uuu Jailu uuu I III w
creasing shortage Of fuel Oil. sell the following described real prop-1 OTyi jlg wlfe Muron E Howery anu
Many contracts expiring ana jerty situate In Lincoln Coiinty, Ore-jJan,0 U()e H'0W(iry hs'wlfe, Adeline
advancing prices almost pro- " " T . o . ' Lungiey and joim noe Laugiey, t.et
hillHvA ".Musi 1 Lwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter :hUBbnn(, Martha LanB,ey and Jo)ln
hlbitive. of Section 34 In Township 8. South I)oe j , .. .r nuHband, Sarnest
Silverton A farmers wool! Range ll, West of the Willamette lWolden Howe ry and Jane Doe Howerv,
poui oi oo,vvv puuiiua ouiu iui i" . . ins wne, me unuuown neirs ot i. rg-
containing iu acres. '.n,i u,,ir ,io,ino,i oil ntimr
NOW, THEREFORE In compliance p,.r8()nB or partleg UIlknown claiming
with the demands of said execution uny rlB,t tlllB estute Uen or luteresi
decree and order of sale I win on ; , tlle reul p8lat0 aescl.lbed ln the
Saturday the 18th, day of August, A. D. : complaint herein: You are hereby
1917 at 1 o'clock 1'. M. at the front Bumm,)ned an(1 required to appear and
door of the County Court House, ln all8Wer tle complaint filed against
the City of Toledo Lincoln Count, ,you , the nl)()Ve pIltlUpd court Bn4
Oregon, sen nine niKnesi uiuuer .r . (6) k . d .
if so
Why not the
CaliforniaWay j
izvn cents.
M'edford County Court asks
state highway commission for
$12,000 to help build highway
to Blue Ledge Miaa.
Portland shipvar.ls e'njn
5200 men at Eood wages. Pc
far imported agitator have bee.- tfsh, right title and interest o( the flrst publl,.aton of tl)1 8um.
unable to break up thi open snop
system.
Salem Work starting on new
Southern Pacific station here.
Pendleton First ten miles
paved state highway to state
line let to Warren Bros., (bitu
lithic.) as lowest bidders, at
$119,120.
Salem canneries handled 33
tons of strawberries daiiy last
week.
Gardiner to secure a new pas
senger station.
Porter Bros., to move saw-
or tne aDove nameu ueienaania m mo , e)tciU!jlve or Ule date ot the first
above named action, in the above ae-1 niilill.minn and if vou fnll tn n an.
crlbed property to satisfy said execu-eur d allHWer the above nanle4
tlon decree nnd order ol sale, inter- plalntlffll wlll apply t0 the court toP
est. costs and accruing costs. t, , pra d , , plaintiffs' cou.
Date of first Publication July 20, 1917. ',,., ta.i..
Date of last Publication Aug. 17, 1917. TnRt the d(,fendantg Bnd each ot
. ... eel 5h"rl,T ithem be required to set forth the na
ot Lincoln County. Oregon. ture nn(, extent of tllelr clalnlg , w
... ... .,.,, -., ito the following real property to-wlt:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Th nt,e,iBt. nilnrter nf tha snlllK.
OF THE STATE OF OREGON Wfit nilnrter. th southwest nuarter of
FOR LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON the 8(,uthea8i quarter and tlle lot num.
Bertha Moore. Plaintiff, bered four (4) of Section Thirty (30)
vs. ln Township Eleven (11) south ot
John C. Moore, Defendant. range nine (9) west of the Willamette
To John C. Moore, defendant above Meridian, In Lincoln County. Oregon,
named, containing one hundred and twenty-
In tha nnma nf the Sfnte of Oroffon. ' livn nprnu nnrl flffv-auvan hnnrlmritha
mill to Coos Bay and establish 'you are hereby required to appear nnd jof an acre. And also all the following
answer the complaint tiled aainsi you described real estate bounded as tol-
expect to
Mrs. Snnf-
t urrey. ac
Echo Two sheepmen will
iwant thereof, the plaintiff will appl;
build $4,000 houses near here
Roseburg manufacturers try
inmn.nioH.hfni ' f I IvhT inS to Secure contract for mil-'ot the Court for the relief prayed hi
companied them as far as Port-:,. 6 f . needed bv complaint, namely; for a de
lanrt Jions oi oaK pegs neeueu y th mttrriaa
arnly- contract now existing between tin
0 plaintiff and the defendant: and a fur-
Ither decree awarding to plaintiff tho
care custody and conti jl of said minor
T
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Hi
Trains Daily
Connecting at San Francisco with
through service to the East via
Ogden and New Orleans.
For information, time tables, etc., call on our
agent, or write
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Roseburg Railroad to North
Umpnua foivst will not bo built.
County vutrd $3H.'M nl
promot;.- nu't too i i-nv Hir.ta-
t,CH- , 1.17
lioc-d liivcr .-I'.!'!'' i"i r-'i'
will be !i:iu'.l'M.yS -.ul, Nur.h-
Lakevlew W. J. Jamlson'b
i i nn nin
!JU() acre rancii boiu ior yu.vuw. iin (llo pi.,.,,,!...-
inciimiiiK owuu nuuu ...-.;,., nrowiisboro has
land.
Ted McElwain sold his Ford
car to Frank Iluntsucker last
Saturday. FranK will use it on
his mail route during the sum
mer months, and will thus be
able to give his passengers bet
ter accomodations, and a quick
er and pleasanter trip.
A. C. Crawford, and step
daughter, Miss Florence Ennis,
autoed over from the Agency
Wednesday morning, bringing
Mr. Crawford's sister, Miss Klsi
and brother, George, who de
parted on the morning train ."or
their home at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coop-v
autoed U Poi H-.nid v 'li."-.l:iy.
Mr. Cooper cxprcts to i''tu:-:i i
day, and Mrs. C'o;i;it r wili if
main in tho city fcr n tinn
spending a few wo(.!;s with h'T
aronts. Mr. ( " r rr y vil' n -coinpii.iy
Mr. Cooper o.i fro le
tuni trip..
Mrs. Louolla Williams of Tort,
land arrived in Toledo, Saturday
j evening for a visit with her
brother, U. S. Van Cleve, and
Ounily. She returned to the
City on the excursion Sunday
evening, accompanied by her
daughter, Aih'en, who has been
visiting here the past month.
Hon. II. F. Jones of Newport
passed through Toledo yestei-
day morning enroute for Nash
ville. Mr. Jones is working on a
proposition to bond the county
and get some permanent road.
here In Lincoln County, and
spoke on that subject at Nash
ville yesterday. I Ie was billed to
speak at Toledo next Mo'idny
evening, but has been obliged to
change the date until Tuesday
evening.
Medford Development work
WAUGITS
MARKET
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FISH AND OYSTERS
IN SEASON
Highest Price Paid for Hides
LESTER WAUCH, Prop.
'in the above entitled suit, on or buforn lows. beginning at the northeast cor-
Uhe 3rd day of August 1917, and If nor of the southeast quarter of the
you so fall to appear and answer, lot southeast quarter of section twenty-
live (Jo) township eleven (11) south or
range ten (10) west of Wlllamettu
Meridian In the State of Oregon (Lin
coln County), thence west to the cen
ter of stream of water known as Bea
ver Creek, thence southeast following
the course of said Heaver Creek to a
point duo south of place of beginning,
thence, north to place of beginning
containing one and one halt (1
acres more or less, situated In Llncola
County, Oregon. Also all of the north
half (NV&) of the northwest quarter
(Ntt'U) of section thirty-one (31) In
township eleven (11) south of range
nine (U) west of t!m Willamette Meri
dian In Lincoln County, Oregon con
taining eighty (SO) acres more or less.
Tlmt plaintiffs be decreed to be the
owners in fee pimple of said property
children, Terek- A. Moore and Clifford
E. Moore,
This summons is served upon you
'pursuant to an order of tho Honorable
lit. It. Miller, County Judge of Llncoli.
Countv Oregon, which order was mn'lo
on the 13, day of June 1IU7, requiring
that this summons ho published once
a week for six successive weeks In the
Lincoln County Leader, a newspaper
of general circulation published In Lin
coln County, Oregon
The date of tho first publication of .free from any udverso claims on the
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Services will
be held at the building first door
north of city hall Sunday at ft:-!."
o'clock. Subject lesson sermon,
Truth.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
NOTICE
To nil whom It may coii-'ith:
Notice Is hereby given that Alwlno
Mlscliler and Charles Ciitor. Kxccutm
and Kxecntor of the Kutnte of Join.
Mlscliler. deceased, hnvn rendered nnd
presented for settlement and llhd In
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Lincoln County their Kliinl
Account nf their administration of said
estate; That Saturday, tne i'ith day
I of August, 1917. at ten o'clock n. m.
In the courtroom of said court at the
court house In Toledo. In said Lin
tuui ninny, mis oeen uuiy aiipoinieu
by said court ns the time and place for
hearing objections to such Final Ac
count and tho settlement thereof.
Alwlne Mltchler, Kxecutrlx,
Charles Cator, Kxecutor.
Date of First 1'ulillrRtlnn July 20, 1 fl 1 7.
uate or Last Publication, Aug. 24, 1917.
0
this notice Is June the 15. 1917. nnd
the date of the last publication Is tne
27th of July, 1!17. !
B. F. Jones, Attorney for l'laiutiti. j
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FOR SALE
1 Cuciiisey cow. lucre i yc;ir
ihl fresh llii slirint! SriO.OIt.
ll Ctienisev heifer .1 year ol.l,
irii-h in .li iv, If IT S.'O. 1 Di.r
liiiui Kioer :5 v-.'is old - $HMio.
1 I lol. u iu boiler - years old
$3.".iii.
G. O. Adams, Illg KIk.
Del ween Peak and Harlan.
AL WAUGH
i 1 head of horses and mules.
Halfway SO acre farm
inil'.'H east of here sells for $!Oo.
.Woria building public market.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
NOTICE, Is hereby given Hint the
undersigned, guardian of the entutn
of Harriet Wlnant a minor, has (lied In
thn County Court of Lincoln County,
Orcff.llt. Ii Ik Until ni-fwiiml uu tairli t-ntir.
district Hear ulliin, and thiit Monday the 3rd. d iv of
uncovered n iSei'iemlier, 1HI7, nt thn hour of TMN
Dealer in
Cigars
Tobacco
and
Butter
Kist
Pop
Corn
TOLEDO, OREGON
part of the defendants and each of
them, and that their title thereto bo
iul.'ii-il.
Tint It be di reed bv the court that
tlie di'feiidnnt have no right, title or
Intcrfst in or M the above described
real . - 1 1 ( riy or anv part thereof und
lUul ll." dHi'miunt-i unci each of thiu
h" r- strained and enjoined from av
't.ert iii-it or i-lir-iuna any r i t; 1 1 1 . title or
1 in: i- -t in or " sil'l re;! property ot
any .ait tlei.nl' anl that pl.UMi.U
lii.c . u . ii i r ai.il terJuT relief pc
tin1 i nurt In iy ii j':-' anj e(iiitalile.
, Yl.i.i :i:iiiiii :i : t n. (I upon tlu,
above na:nel li :'-int;i n I s lv publlt at Ion
i by onhT of tl . I lonei alile It. It. .Mil
1 li -r .Indue nf ti:e Counn Court of the
.Slate i.f Oregon fur Lincoln County,
wlileii order of pulilieallnii Is dated
; the VMh day of June, lltl", and directs
that this siitmiiiHiH be nerved upon you
by ptililii ntlon liy IicIiik imhlUlied once
eai li week for u period of six (6) con
secutive weeks In Uiu Lincoln Coun'jr
Leader. Cole & Cole,.
I Attorneys for I'lalntUVt
1 Ihite of first publication July 6, 1917'
Date of last publication Aug. 17, 1917.
WtWW
1
i Expert Watch
J Repairing
'soati mlno." H is a inlner.il k A-..M-.,1",S ""'n "xeii by said
.... i i. . ii . . i. -li "rt h tlie time for hear tig of oh
noaf. and it roseiublo;: I ho old- j,.,.,,,,,, , yM r1Mirt m, ,
fus.liiiined, dai k yellow soap-liar t mi-nt tin n-of.
I hot cornel' i iicei'rt yi :i; h ;:; '! Frsnk Prlcat. Ciiarilli n or the
r.e:l lo dlnplay. ' cMtat.. ei 1 1 . i i , t V.'in.t.'.t, a iriimr..
t We Guarantee Satisfaction
x n iriui win convince, rrlec
verv reuHonnliln
7Wt 0ver 40 Years' Experience
us pructicnl wntehniaker
TO LOAN
Stale School K'.nulM to loan
al 0 per cent I'lieresl on Ijii ir: v
4 1 a;;rietiltnr!il land.
Sara Crahcn,
Toledo, Oregon,
When others fail you
All Work (iiinrnntced.
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I MANS E. PETERSON
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