Lincoln County leader., July 26, 1918, Image 1

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VOLUME 26
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY .'3th, 1918
NUMBER 23
HARLAN :d the stuff he Is made cf as hun-' Mr. Ketola is putting up a nice
. j dreds of others are doing In the Silo oa his ranch. He has a fine
f..eo. RIdenour had the mis- great battle that is now on. The place and is doing lots of work,
tortune to Buffer a fracture of nuns are: outmatched and are Alvina Stronie is o" Lower
bj3 collar-bone while shoeing a on the run. May they be kept Sitetz getting ready to build a
horse- Dr. Neuth of Philomath running uintill the last one, the new barn,
was called and the patient is re- '-leaders and instigators of this Every body is busy putting up
covering. needless and brutal war, are an- their hay.
Born. To Mr. and Mrs. Hous- nihilated. The world will then For Sale 2 good cows, milk
tan Grant, on July 10th a son, ha at peace. The Germans are lng, 2 good yearling heifers, 2
another one to swat the Kaiser, responsible for this war. They .good calves, 1 good driving
Bcr.i. To Mr. and Mrs. Will filled this ccu-ntry with spies and mare.
Parks of Elk City on July 12th tplotted against American factor- At mouth of Bear Creek on
twin daughters. One baby died ies.to distroy them, tried to stir Big Elk. Richard Green, Elk
but the other baby is doing nice- up a revolt in Mexico, tried to City Oregon.
ly. Mr. and Mrs. Parks are with distroy and did distroy some of Buv w
Mrs. Park's mother, Mrs. M. II. (the American ammunition fac- j
Young- tories. Germany resorted to 3NA
Born. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sub-marine warfare and sunk I m n c tt,i, .t i i
L. Allison, on July 21st a daugh- minims of dollars in- food sup-' a "J8 i
ter. The little lady arrived in .plies- Germany sunk the 3- SStL 'Irsfof he week
time to bid her father good by, tanla without warning and killed j Ttu w VK i iTE ,
as he has been called to the- hundreds of Americans. Ger-fn J"ePef'lnfl ha.lth tmte"
olors, and leaves the 24th of many promised after sinking the ffl -
i?" i , , S.ussex t0 wam a11 merchant T'he Bis: n, rrnt. n.wit
Frank Davis made a trip to ships before torpedoing them tv,! Sn .Mi, n Bene.it
Philomath last Friday night to and then threw these solemn nTn l&vlwa Grang?
take a little son of Mr. Williams Pledges to the wind and broke 8 fJLRf y WaS a great
cf the Racks Dist. to the Dr. every one of them. Germany mVs T n ronvp a w
The ntt e boy fell from a horse started Anti-Americanism in the t Ja c ?' 2?;
Js ,.s. ,rcm c;,ort 2f nSsssartM
McDonald, he was at Ft. Kear- ammunition and criticised Aroer- mL, Vofo aJA , T , ,
ny. and Clarence Davis was on leans for supplying the Allies ,Jtnl ad HcJea P1lelp3
his way south to "Somewhere." Germany permitted al kinds of SJ
Willie Kessi went to Toledo atrocities to be commited on 0 weeTs
last week to find out if he is fit women, children 'and non-com- Mrs II I uwi nH f,m
to sav: his country. battants and never tried to stop It aiLd fami,y
Miss Evelyn Osborne of Turner it. These are only a part of the ? Beaver Sav n
Is vi-iitinp- hr.r ccior M- "-l WVnr3 otrnnlilno i t "" UBiver, ueSUay.
AI .,-r.n.
Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr.
and Mis. Ha.idsaker of Turn;r
spent several days visiting
on P.lrr E!k. Ti,ev had th'. ml"
men. is and cinnv no n-i mit-v
fortune to brk their n-.- ;m,i
Jud to have Jack TLonpson t,
jn: g them from Blodgett. (has
?alor took them to Blodgelt
Tiiursday "'m-i
Mrs. Vu7.3 Grant departed
Sundav for n vitic itu i
mother in W?sh inrtor ?
old broSnr rr??'' d
S tt'S I;:11
-Ma- Grant motored as Al
hitmi i t i . iaS
ill- "vhDw thhf, "'SriV0
H
rfafi"
lard of ffimaS.04
Mrs Rilnh r)art'nr ,,
RoKy
11. Pay,e and daughte ? noinne
motored to Tilamook recently
Koing via. Siletz and reSng
via. Sheridan. They renort a
fine triii- y 1 a
-Cuy W. S. S.
SILETZ The sawmill recently bought
by the Fianklin brothers will run
a night shift hi a. sh ort tim. ntif"
ia: mm win Ue kept running day :
and night at its full capacity,
which will cut 25,000 feet per
day. This will make about 50.
000 fet for the day and night
run. Fifty-four soldiers from i
.Newport came up Sunday to help
run the mill. They are a fine
husky bunch of boys. After a
week or two of work under a
competent foreman, they get
alons alright They are used to
work at home.
N Vl r .nr.. nt Clint l 1 i.
...s ..v, ai uircu is guuu. ii
has been CUt and nut In tha tinpn
berore the rain came- It Is In
line condition. The rain Is time-;
Jy and will make thousands of
dollars for the farmer. The
grain and gardens began to look
dry, but the lata rain will bring
uiem out alright. We- ihad a
heavy dienching rain, and the
ground was thoroughly wet.
The news from the Western
rront makes us (all feel good,
The hater, no doubt, Is beginlng
to feel the weight of Uncle Sams
5SiJ!3.d-J!S fi 11 "PT?
Of ftlir Iir'ivi hrtva 11b-A
...w.c mo eiiu. many
....
umanuv: a 1," h'8f I
of th world 'rniw
".e. woria colonel Riosevelt
- uiq mo ivr ms
country. It takes hmv- v.-t,I
f - . ... . - ivjucicoun, vi oaacm. Bawinui town inree mills oper-
SthPm VmS',ann0W8 lots .and Miss Donlca, of Salem, Is ating and two more under Con
or them, young Rosovclt show- visiting L. D.'Woods. BtrucUon.
t. r. - - - - ,tm f i
it pnmmittj i .
bcMesYio iranS vnt ' 1
ser has the audacity to say h Ms ine lan nomon Suth Re
doing Gods will. This is a mas- , Euv w . .
ter ti -te of iiinsiw.mv t... i w 8- 5-
Kain
want- to fasten on the1
' ..in, . Jilt;
world
;,ot of lw,ma,
J- thitami v i;i it.
a military machine that
Euy w s
cuy v. s. o
UPPER BZAVER x
MrJ BJvl J M" Eower8 311 J
'ter Alma. aiUodad
Jf.edJl"ce.,,t 'i10. 0na Granse
Vlrday 'i ght'
, 1 cte:-so departed for Tua-
laU!l SaturJay rauruing Mon -
;S Rhcades retumed
'-e and chi.dren
J s bIl'r "S? th?
- .,'ot . r'. 11 ('- Kuoades and
awK"-
ine Mr5 ?' n"' ra a"iJ8e;
i w r t i-i?; cove" ani
Xc wpVwrfJX ' 1 "
M i . .
.u,.' Cl .I-Pwi3 is visiting at
lie uiwers nonu at this writ-
I1
i Mrs. Lane and children return
ed home Wednesday.
' ' Buy w. 8. s
LOWER SILETZ
Rain, rain, rain. Every body
is glad to see the rain
Mr. Wheeler and Mr DuceU
wf-iu to Portlai-.l Tuesday on
business. .
John Lloyd n very p'.hd to sec
the rain as his oats are drying
up and blowing way
Mr. Holten got badly hurt the
other day.
Miss Loeta Wheeler had the
misfortune of falling in the river
the other night. The next mor-.
4.. ,.1. 1 1
ni one icu m tno miiK bucket. I
Whnt in vnn -v.- ...m
fall in next? (Love)
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Anderson
and son have moved on, Lower
Siletz to fish.
Mr. Ban and Rosa Wood have
theJr new launch In the river,
Every body is glad to see more
launches on the river.
Mat Erlckson went to Taft
today for a vacation. He haa
teen working at the upper log-
gtng camp.
I Leota Wheeler, Wllda Scott
i?""Fn Jame.went to Rjrrt -
LieSKie 8 tne Other rlnv mu Biwnt
I?" Tourer has a new auto
. '
v a
-VT
,'A'u""l' nun u..e
of these days. We hear the boyi
uont iiita it m Alaska,
pi,.i t
.. irs K08a Mcnolsen and fam-
"y fr the. Vailey ar visiting
rtlCLES CREEK
accompanied V U? a"d ik'
7-, T.?".1 I,y. 1,r' a"d ,IlS-
- , icu uya to toz.A.
Kessi n an cuting trip Tuesday.
' MkAlulya.iy went to Rucks
Creek Tuesday in interest of
roads' cal!InS T. J. Buford's
ontheway: -.
i u- L- 'athawav and IIuron
1?riggs were visitorc here during
the week.
' Frank Mulvanv went to To-
Flle
S
By sonic- manner of mistake,
S 1 1 Pr f nt 80 dePind u',cn
F,es Creck to back Uncle Sam
Sk" et JS braSS
'tas. Let me tell you. we, as
a nation, must get down to our
bottom dollar if we expect to win
this war. and th
Mills of the Gods Grind Slow, but
.exceedingly rine.
Duy W. S. 8
WEST YAQUINA
Mrs. Hattiei Siedler
trip to Newport Wednesday.
air. ana airs. Luther McEl
fresh were In this vicinitv visti.
ing one day last we;Jt.
two or Uncle Sam's boys of
Camp C at South Beach passed
through here Wednesday.
Leland Wright, John Backus
and son, Herbert, were In Toledo
v ennsaay.
Mr. and'Mrs. Bain of Yaquina
passed thru here Sunday from
Waldport where they had been
"uion wnei
vtultlno- owhlla
I Miss Kate Lyons was
Newport one uav last week vlsit-
lng with her folks.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Kyle and
Httle daughter were vlsitintj? at
the Backus and Ferr homes 'Sat-
urday.
I l'-i Lvons has stopped work-
,nS on the railroad section and
s now employed In the mill.
Buv w - -
L Buy w. s. 8.
0NR GUARDS WILL MEET
1 A meeting of the Honor
-.vruaiuo win ue iiem ai me Iiomc
n,.i ...m i . . u- u
TyT
next
two
? AU members requested
to Do present,
Buy W. S. &.
Toledo la eettlnc to hn nnm
Bawmlll town three mills oper-
o
Days You'll Never Forget j
noJ I BETCHA A ;
? PAW VILL NEVER
' I. FINP IT!" J
& Wi
V V,, A WiiKJ-
. The paw vovj
TAILS" OWDERTUV-rni;Mi
MARRIED
Married in Portland July 20th,
Jessie B. Andross and John S.
Patterson of San Francisco, who
is an engineer on the S. S. Rose
City.
They will make their homo
together with Bessie Knauff, the
brides sister, at tht Whelldon
Annex for the summer.
Miss Bessie is In th:' city
studying French prepatory to
! doing overseas service in Uk-
canteens. Contributed.
-Buy w. s. s.
THE MELTING POT
OF AMERICA
It must hearten those who
w;Te wont to despair over the
success of our national melting
pot to read the stories of the
valor of American soldiers.
It must make the Americans
of Irish birth just a little proud
er of their Americanism to read
that, "O'Brian, single-handed,
brought in seventeen prisoners.
The ch;st of our Swedish
born citizens must be intlitea
by the story that Axel Jermlas,
"wounded, refused to quit."
That valorous race, the Scots1
must have rejoiced over the
American, Llndlay MacPhail,
"who exposed himself In caring
for the wounded."
The loyal American clt.Ixen
of Genilan birth, who left the
fatherland because of military
oppresion, must .have felt the
pride or real patriotism when
they read that, "Fritz Schnied
er, separated from his men,
held twenty Huns at bay until
help arrived."
The melting pot has justified
Itself. Never before were the
people of this country as united
as today.
Yet bravery Is not the pos
session of our boys alone, but it
Is gratifying to note that be
neath tho flag of freedom thero
are as brave men as ever faced
a foe. Heroism has no nation
ality, but a nation's heroes ar
a nation s proudest possessions,
Chicago Herald and Examln
er.
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REGISTERED MEN
CANNOT ENLIST
The local board recieved word
am Adjutant General Crowd:.
from Adjut
this week, instructing them to
grant no further releases to reg
istered men, whowished to en
list. This ruling went into ef
fect at once.
-Buy w. s. s.-
TOLEDO TO HAVE
NEW TONSORIAL ARTIST
F. S. Davis of Colfax Wash.,
was in Toledo several days this1
week looking the situation over
with a view to putting in another :
barber shop here. He liked the
looks cf things and has made ar-
rangements to put hi a three
chair shop on Water Front, lie
expects to be open for business
in about three wexks.
BUYS REGISTERED STOCK
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Davis of
Mill Four this week purchased
the u. A. llulbert herd cf regis
tered Jerseys. This herd consls-
tai r f cat-on si stum n nrl . 1. I
fers. Some of the cows brought
as high as $150. which goes to
show that; it pays to breed good
stock.
o 0
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YOU ARE REQUESTED
To attend a meeting of the
Civic Improvement Club at the
Library room next Mondnv nt-
tcrnoon at two o'clock. Import-
int!
a
LIKES THE LEADER
Fnlls City, Ore;:,
. 3uy 2 Uh' 1!)18
Mr. F. N. Hayden.
Toledo Oregon.
Dear Sir I am -enclosine ti, ,: -."" -, vasn.,
check for One Dollar and Fifty
cents, for your newsy little naner
another year.
We do not feel like we can
get along without tho "Leader"
now, as it Is like a letter from
home.
wisning you and your paper
success I remain
Yours truly,
Wilbur Rhoadeg
CONTINGENT LEAVES
FOR CAMP LEWIb
Lincoln County's ciuota of
twenty men departed yesterday
morning tor Camp Lewis, Wash.,
, with August W. Hanson of Chit
wood in chaise. They were ac
companied by Richard Yates of
'A let... .tn
.mv nuu weui io iin out a va
cancy in tlu last quota lioin this
county. Those who went yes
terday were:
Floyo Pepin, Chitwood.
Chas. Easly, Chitwood.
Tom Chrisieiioen, Vaquina.
i-i-uT liyi-ne, Una.
jAugust W. Hanson, Chitwood.
August Johnson, Devils Lake,
iiia.us 1. Caicy, LMuyvJlle.
v-ieoige ic Canon, Kddyville.
.1'iaiiK Allison, ilarlau.
jClaud C. Chile, EudyviHo.
,J. B. Briggs, itayview.
Ralph Salvage, 'ioleilo.
it. it. Harris, Noitona.
John B. Piuce, Otis.
Luther Levi Earl lVindel, Den
zor. Albert J. Stocker.
I William Beaudry, Waliijiort".
Grovcr Emerson, Wiiiaut
"u j"b-' ie.on.
Wiliie Bredstead. Toledo.
Richard Yates, Alsea.
In addition to the fnw
three others from other boards!
uul 'bluing wiinm this county
departed for American Lake'
m ,ey. Wre: Ilal)h "avis, of
Toledo, inducted hv hi
board in Chippewa county, Wi3.,
Clarence Young of Newport in
ducted from Havre, Mont., and
Glen Parry, inducted from Mar
shall coiuty, S. D.
Buy W. S. S.
ROBERTS SAWMILL
READY FOR BUSINESS
The Guy Bolh-its sawmill
started sawing yeMeiilay for the
first Una. and Monday of next
week, expert to siart up full
Wast. Mr. Robcis lm a good
mill, niudernly e(iiii)wl. The
mill has a capacity of 25,000 ft.
1 -
day. Mr. Roberts is operat-I-KSi!g
camps on Mill Creek.
in
and also near Elk City,
Buy v. c. s.-
I LOCATED AT DUFUR
Dufur, Or., July 17,1918.
Mr. F. N. Harden,
Dear Sir:-
I Will you please Si-iul my paper
here to ine. I would like to get
a 1'tw of the back numbers, too,
as w. haven I rcci.'viil any since
we left tlu-re.
This ha lii;;!i dry climate. We
are all feclin ; iiincli bettor here,
One can km wheat j- here
that will make you forget about
hard times. Harvest is just start
ing, waes aro high, hands very
scarce. Wheat yh Ids around 40
busluda pyr acie, and farmers
are making money.
Very Heap.,
L. A. Waited.
-Buy W. S. 8.
Toledo The Spruce City.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howe were
Newport visitors yesterday
I
J V,t f 1 ls ""tcrtalntag
Wbt Uub thl afternoon.
I Mrs. E. Ofntedahl returned
.Wednesday eveninc from a vlslr
at Portland.
I 1L II. Kaltz, the piano tuner
passed through to Newport Mou-
(lay even,n
: Mrs- J Kogarty and dauh-
tcr, trances, of Yamiina arr- To.
0i visitors today.
i t it itiiiim r.,i f ni
went to Nashville Wednesday to
i Miss Hamilton of Rose-burg
and Miss Cannon of Portland
vU,ud Wednesday with Mrs. G.
R. Sehcnek In thu ritv
i H . . ,t
? ys wlth
h'8 0.1(J..f.rl?,J rt Howe. They
8l)eni Wednesday llshlng at the
SM":i surge, wuu goou success.
i Mr. and Mrs. Joel Booth. ru-
companled by Mrs. J. J. Gaither
motored to Portland tho flrat nf
the week.
On their return thev
,'wera accompanied bv Mrs. Gni-
.ther's niece, Mrs. O. O. Mattlson
of Independence. '