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VOLUME 26
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd 1913
NUMBER 24
SILETZ
Saturday morning seven High
School girls from Salem passed
through the Agency on a hike to
Agate Beach on a two weekij
outing. They walked from Sal- 1
in to Iloskins the first day, '
where they camped over night,
coming on to Silet
and camped at Spencer Creek,
IJIB IIUAl Illuming' liicjr jui uf at .,
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UVO OtlOCK A. AI. arid Hineu lu.
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the Agency where they arrived '
stock of provisions and then
ed cn to Agate Beach wh.-re ihey
expected to arrivo about -
S'i!nSS
from Salem
"tSS&Xta
backs "wfth plen
"f ff? 55!
UICIIU.D, mm nu..6 ui, w -wv
-walking suits. Not being used
to heavcy walking shoes, tneir
feet ot very tender, but they
were gritty and went along with-1
out complaint. Their inamea ara ,
as follows: Ina Proctor, Mil-1
rfrPrtT.in Amelia Babcock. Alice
, .
McClellon, Mary Payne, chaper-
MiAd hv Vida Proctor and Bessie
-1 . rtl,.l- nnrlKlir rl -T
,,n nn ..onnnnt of sor muscles makes things hum He cannot Mlss Vaiborg
und tender feet. Here they too SVSoni A Fried turned TuesJay CVi
a short rest, replenished their ir iS?"'ffri.?d; visit to the Valley.
Wilson. These young ladles had consistlnK of Mrs Chas Ar- Mondey evening from a visit to seating capacity than the pre
n ftia- .arms and fiahlne tackle. ni. ! to0i mjo. Vallpv nolnta. Mrs. McGee nur- sent one. A BtaJge will be put in
and it would not hav3 been heal-
my icr tny near on nun jo uave
come in tbelr wav. if we have
anv Huns in this country. We
have plenty of bear
Married At the bona of the
ujvjuo h ""i"
B 'Socum Miss loMari; Slo-
cum and Mr. Emil E. Larkln of
Monroe. Oregon. July 30th 1918.
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rvev. nsmer xvj U.B.
The house was nicely decorated
with cut flower and fern. It
was t iiuiiie wcuuiug miu a. icn
invited friends.
The wedding march was
piayea Dy miss uyrie layior.
The bride wore a beaut ful
- .v. .lu
UK BuwL ;mu uuu.s
fiumpuous dipiior was served.
In the center of the table a huge
wedding cake was placed. The
occasion was of unusual interest
because it was Mr. Slocum's
birthday and the fifth a.iniver- Eljja Grant of Harlan Fred Kaudson, of Newport were
s.iry of Sarah the oldest daugh- Montgomery of Salado Geo isnmtcd a marriage license last
ter's manlage. In the evening nnd joe Parks ,f Clty' evening, and County Judge Mil
the young couple was placed in and Beveral others came over ,n ler tied the nupital knot.
a milk cart, and this vehicle was two car8 to enjov the Glen seen- Monroe Nelson is building a
cttacntf to a wigon 'rawn by ery and fl8nlng this week. mvf houae and barn on h,8 place
two improvised hoi-aco. with a - j w and Mlsa Editn Daven- on Upper Olalla. J. W. Parrish
number of cow bells attached went t0 Monroe via Corval- is doing the carpenter work, and
to the cart, and with a bunch of iia pYjday to say au revoir to Mr. Williams is hauling the lum
boys with horns tin pans old Henry King who goes to Join the ber.
cans and a varity of whistles colo Mr. King has been I Mr Mr w A Ander80
following the wagon as it was "nUnchlni? donkev" for the Mai- r; an1. Mre- W. A. Anderson
driven about town. This was a "ij X f5a8t tVyem 'and daughters. of Portland, ar
novel proceeding and furnished d 2s man? fatlvi Ved Sf UaQy ,f veg lr a
lots of fun for the people of the Ttonroe AVl!t 5tc at the R S V?.nC1,eV.hm-
town as well as the bovs Mr SJl . v. ' 'lmne "c- They returned to Portland Wed-
, , . as , Ul tu ,i y,.; The farewell his people gave him L00,la v
Larkln Is with the Warren amounted to an'ovaUon. nesday-
Spruce Co., and for the present i Severai of ua attended Harlan Billy Graham and family drove
the young couple will make their
home In Lincoln County
R. C. Whitelso who has been
working for Mr. Wilks, the Gov
ernment cruiser, had the mis
fortune to injure his right leg so
badly that he had to go to his
home at Newburg until he gets
Buy W. 8. 8.
SCHOONER CREEK
This is some hay weather we
have been having the past two
veeks.
The Schooner Creek Cheese
Factory has shut down for a
while. The customers ar. ship-
phiK cream to Portland by mail
now.
Miss Hilnia Hill was a Taft
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. Matt Erickson was a cal-
ler In Taft Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rones
were In Taft on business Thurs-
uiiy evening.
Mr. Anion Bones left for the
alley again Thursday momlng.
. Abe LlsVlg made a business
trip to Otis Thursday.
The battle-ship (Mlrene) was
ln port a few days the first part
i,L I!m ; L , orlFrance. we shall soon plant the
lumber at the Mill Port mill. i-,. ., ' .. . ,
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Mr. Resell shinned a large
shipment of cheese on the Ml-
rene Wednesday.
Mr. D. C. Bones of Dallaa lajMoiulay to C. R. Wchemeyer, a
appointed to teach thi Upper roldler from Ona, and Nelllet Col
Schooner CreeTt schoolthis com- frNjl-
In g year. ler performing the ceremony.
Mr. Kanoble is piping
to his house this week.
water
at
-Buy w, s. s-
WEST YAQUINA
Mrs. J. W. Wright and child
ren were in Newport last Satur
day. . for Portland. I
,fQ,, va.
Mrs. Hattlo Siedler departed
Hnnlav
c,l,.
il.t uuiiuai ,
miMrtl...,,. Tnockv evpnln? from
IV; "m nw n ihl PPrtniniv n
certainly a
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TlySySy
iSSSiin
honor of Ml83 Sylvla Backus.
ulte a nuniber of her friend3
M". Bartow wa, vi,,ting with
Wrlffht Thurulav of Hst
Wrtnt ursday or .asi
-Buy w
8. 8.
GLEN
... onn
Cra Shorn nf tn ToladO BeC-
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ii'jii crew, jo uwmo iui ouviv
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Br3 l,u13 and Fred Brown, Mr.
and Mr8. Lloyd Drawbaugh and
j v,.. m,.i, '
ft"! Z'ZZ?" R.
day and Monday on Table Mt.
Mr and Mr8 Cha8 Allison and
Mr. and wra Ltioya urawDaugn
'aJStaS Tarty
f? S ffiv We did
lVll but
not gei au me guesis names, uui
neard about tne lce cream din-
anA ,ta wonderful "fillin' "
qnaHttes. - - - (
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homa Monday.
Minni and Rillie Crooks
viRil3d the Davenport children
Tu,.rB,iv
Thursday
Mr and Mr3 Jesse Davenport
tt.oro hmilo f,lirIr ih rainv nMl .
turn-d to the hav ln on
f?iU J vnl R
w R Moor? is home once
JrI frAn mJ;J, St rV.v I
GranEe Saturday
CHITWOOD
John Q. Adams came up from
Newport Saturday returning
sur,day,
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t Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter and
nis nioiner tame uuwu nuiu
Nortons on a motor Sunday.
, m
i fliiss jHurei liouisier oi ur-
vallls Is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs Dudlv Trann. .
Mls?s Zula and irene Smith
returned recently from a trip
to Newport where they have
been visiting for several days.
, pioyd pei,in left a few days
'aR0 for Portland to go to train-
iK camn
bMany poopic hero were gr:at-
iy Bupprlsed to h".ir of the wed -
ding of Mr. Wallace. Miller and
,MiS8 Irena Phillips which took
place a few days ago.
Miss Delia Trapp returned
from a trip to Corvallls a few
'days ago.
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Buy w. 8. s.
If we all do our duty as well
'ivuon laif uununuiu UlIU mill
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A marriage license was issued
-
Miss Aileen Dunn is assisting
the McFarland confectionery.
B. F. Hunt of Eddyville w-i
transacting business in Toledo
Saturday.
Mif-s Margie Ball was -
senger iui icwijuii. wdi oatui-
if dh... ,
day evening.
Roy
florist
Roy R. Hendry, the Newport
was a county seat visitor
Mrs. Ina Hamar and children
visit nt Nortons.
visit at Nortons.
Romtvedt re
nina from a
Attorney Oscar Middlekauff
of ccrvallis, spent several days
in Toledo this week.
County Treasurer Ira Wade
had busineS3 at Salem and Al-
bany the first of the week,
Mrs. Jack Wells returned
i?,eS gSS,600
of w&ek's visit in Portland
I .1. H. Glines passed througli
last Friday evaiing, enroute
home from a trip to Eugene.
I Mrs. J. B. Miller and daughter
arrived down from Portland
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luesaay evening, ior a vis wuu
Millar
Mr. Miller.
Mm W P McGe returned
chased a new piano while away,
A marriage license was issued
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1 Z
dier, and Flora Strait, of New
il)0rt
Gcode11 who 18 a r
the U. S. Marines, arrived in
f1"010 la8t enlng for a
. . fW H hop. nnfl ,
Parents at Siletz.
Sondre Rwmtvedt arrived
,i,,m fr-.m Prtinnrt last Pridnv
evening for a visit with tne nome
folk3. Sondre has a eood nosi
tion in the shipyards.
n ,
chas. B. Arthur was down
from naiian Monday aftenioon
iu" .r.i t,
, Suy TT V
an was visiting friends in Toledo
Miss Peggy Thomason of liar -
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C. C. McDermott and Marie
jout to Kings Valley Monday
evening, being accompanied by
Miss Eleanor Grady. Mrs. Gra
ham and children remained for
a visit there and at Sheridan.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodges ex-
pect to return to their farm on
Hi? Elk tomorrow. Jim has
o -
been acting as nigut foreman at
,he Yaoulna-liav Hv. & Lbr.
a a 1 " -
-g. mm here the past couple of
months
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Warcrn Hall of Siletz pur-
f based the Earl Nye property In
.ibeutheast part of town, the
"if, conB'kratloln
,$300 This place was formerly
owned by A. M. Gildersleeve, and
'8r a ot property. Mr.
Hal1 and family ex')ect to mako
,their home here ,n To,edo-
1 Mrs. J. S. Akin and daughter
Iris, arrived over from Salem,
on Saturday evening's train. Mr.
'Akin arrived Sunday, coming via
'auto truck, and bringing a load
of household goods
Johnnv
says, "that after reading in the
leader how everything was
(booming here, he Just couldn't
,8tay away-
Arrived from Seaside the first of
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uic nixn, aim uuc lonvn i)
'u..i i ,.- t
tDay's residence on Hill Btreet.
m-s. 1Ifinrv arB formpP
dt,iVof this countv hav ni
atVh tJ JjTfS?
Mr HenS TemployeS 11 on the
. r '
'plledrivers across from tJwn
MARRIED
The marriage of Mr. Fred
Romtvedt of thi3 city and Miss
Mary Whitney of Cresswell, was
solemnized at the horn - of tlrj
hrid' mnthpr in that ritv Time-
day of thjB weok
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The groom is one of our pro-
gitssive young farmers, and
owns a fine farm about three
miles north of town.
The bride is a teacher, having;
'l4USul l"e wr,i s.-vnai juaia m
taught the past several years in
;the Newport schools, and ranks
high in her profession
Mr. and Mrs. Romtvedt are
enjoying a honeymoDii trip via.
auto, after which they will take
up their residence on the farm
of the groom, north of town.
The Leader loins with their
many friends in extending con
gratulations and best wishes.
Buy w. 8. 8.
WILL START
ANOTHER MOVIE
Miss Verne Ross has leased
the Olson building, now used as
a garage, and will have same re
modeled and fitted up as a movie
theatre, at once. Her present
theatre is not large enough to
accomodate the public, hence
She will operate two. The new
theatre will have a much greater
jand when opened for business
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.every respect.
Mr. Peterson will build a new
garage.
Buy w. 8. a.
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENES TODAY
Jury Trials Monday
The regular August term of
,-Circuit Court for Lincoln Coun
, y , "V:U,u " t ';.,-" .T
the bench. The Grand Jury was
called together and have several
cases to investigate.
Thpr; arp oni hiinf'rpd nnd
I eieven case8 on tno docket this
eleven cases on tno Uocket thU
tenn of e0urt the docUet bMn-,.
published in full on page three
of this issue. No jury trials will
be taken up until Monday.
Buy W. 8. 8
ROBERTS SAWMILL
RUNNING FULL TIME
The Guy Roberts sawmill
started sawin'g1 last Monday, in
earnest, and will operate full
time from now on. Everything
seems to be working fine and
they are turning out lots of lum
ber. They recleved a new gang
edger on Tuesday's freight,
which is now being installed.
TO BUILD MODERN
FIRtHROUh GARAGE
A. T. Peterson is making ar
rangements to erect a new, mod
ern, fireproof garage, on the lot
lust north of the hardware store.
The structure will probably be
',,.n .nins i t,i,.k, .,,t c ki
I I n u DLUUCO 111 lldftlll, ill 1 li Jl II W I
'iow tile construction. The size
tk. cinint k. nn i.n ,u.
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termlned yet, but will be ample
to take care of present demands,
with liberal allowance for future
growth. Mr. Pvterson went to
Salem Wednesday to figure with
the tile makers on the furnish
ing of materials for the building.
Buy W. 8. 8.
BLACK BERRIES WANTED
We want you Blackberries
and will pay the highest mark t
prlce3 for sanvj. We are proper
ed to meet any conipi-tition ho
you sdould see us before you
sell,
we expect to stay nere per
manently and to encourage fruit,
production we will advance
"per acre to growers for the pur
pose of buying plants and set
tiiiir out red raspberries.
Will contract to take the crop
over a term or years at good
prices.
If you are Interested In a can
nery for Toledo, help by Bellini'
your berries to a local plant.
Address, Harry E. White, Mgr.
The Baker Fruit Co., Toledo.
RAILROAD TO BUILD j
ANOTHER SIDING
Railroad surveyors were her" The four pile drivers have been
the first of the week, surveying working overtime the past sever
for a new siding. It is proposed al .days, driving piling for thy
to build a siding on the east side sidings, wharves and other pre
of the mainline, along back of ;liminaries, incident to the build
the stores. The siding will be ling' of a mill of this magnitude.
2,000 f;et in length. The com- The mill will bo what is known
pany also intends putting in a as a 2-band mill, and will be of
standpipc here so their engines imost modern construction. All
ca.n take water. Imachinery will be driven by
-Buy W. 8. S.-
BERRIES COME HIGH
OVER IN FRANCE IiroI'cr. win ue eleven nunu-
ired feet long, and with its num-
Donald Stewart, in a letter,"0118 ,mce buildings, uvy
home, speates about the straw-
berries belli in the market ver
there. He says, "We have
strawberries her also. They
are now on the market at Si "'J
francs a look, and 19 francs a ifeet ' wil1 b-i,cu1t
nmoii t .0u0h rio o ness for the completion if the
basket of them, about half as
large as our Btrawberry boxes,
and they charged me 11 francs
39 centimes for asking about
them, so you see that 1 am not
making any great drain on the
supply."
Buy W. 8. 8.
FREIGHT WRECK
NEAR TONER PLACE
The outgoing freight, Monday.
was delayed for several hours!
near the Wa Toner place above
town,y having two cars Jump
the track. One car turned over
on its side in the ditch, but the
other one. was Btlll on the rails
at one end, and the other end,hauled to the coast and the
was soon put back, and the train 'much prlZid spruce is coming
proceeded. Tha car that went
in the ditch was an empty re-
frigerator car.
Buy w. s. 8.
SCHWARTZ AND ARNOLD
TO OPEN NEW THEATRE
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Messrs. A.
R. A. Arnold have leased the
gruuiiu iioor or mo i. u. u. i . i
building, formerly used as a I
dance hall and will at once con- I
vert same into a movie theatre.
They expect to use but half of'
the floor space, and the other
ui ...i i. ' ' . ,
biliard parlor ' ; ,,ostal CIerk cllar" "tchfleld
Work on ihe remodeling of " 'f1'"8 at th.e
the building will be commenced S uc " u fle'd Parent,
at once and It Is expected to ,Mr;Ira:'dn(fI.rf- Jhn luskey
have the theatre open for busl-12'' J1"' L,eon -Ro"ebi02,k
ness in about three weeks. L ,a s e.Yei 'ro Port
Standard theatro chairs will be Jid 'o' a visit with the fo
Installed, and all equipment used "i, ,,,,
will be right un to date. Tha'w2?- ill fMcBr,de rt,,tun)ed
ooi,,w Mafli.i in niw,r (Wednesday from a pritracted
uv
A large stage with scenery
for vaudeville performances will
also be a feature of the new the-
Buy w. 8. 8.
MINT TO START COINING
Toledo's Blackberry mint will
start coining In about two weeks
as a few of the Evergreen ber -
nes are now 'getting ripe, narry
K. White of the Baker r ruit Co.,
was in loteuo yesterday, ana
says that he will be here ready
for business in about two weeks.
He Informs us that he will prob-
oblv liav fivp PontH nr more npi
pound for the berries, nnd looks ' Dudly Trapp was down from
for a big harv.-at. This will Pioneer last Monday,
bring thousands of dollars into ' c- M- Collins and wif return
the county. 0(1 last Friday from CaniionviUe,
Mr. White's company Is In- Luglas County,
terested in the growing of red Tne MlsHes ikln arrived la
raspberries, and will advanc thls I'la from the Valley the
money for the planting of same. ir8t of the week,
and will put In a cannery here If1 Mrs- J- y- Akl w,?t to Cor
thoy can get enough acreage va,lls yesterday morning.
planted to Justify same. Mr.
White said If tluy could get CO
acres of the berries set out It
would liiHtllv thn lniililliiu- nf n
cannery. ' Hydo "f ''is place. Mrs. White
la a daughter of Mr. Hyde.
Buy w. 8. 8. j One of the largest hay crops
.. . . l tbe history of the county hat
FALLS OFF CAR Just been harvested.
STRICKS ON TIMBERS Fred McMurry. who recently
broke jail at tliU place, has been
Wm. White, nn .mplnye of the approhwidod at The Dalles,
government, and working under' N. Snow and son William de
foreman Truax on the trestle pnrted this morning for Missouri
construtdon west of town, fell th Mr former home,
off tho toil of a carload of tim- Dr. R. A. Parent was up from
bcrs last Monday and Vns quite, his Otter Rock ranch the latter
severely Injured, lie was taken part of last weok.
to a Portland hospital Tuesday, Mrs. C. O. Copeland and fam
for treatment. lly are camping at Newport.
WORK BEING RUSHED
ON GOVERNMENT MILL
(electric power, and the output
of the mill will be from 500,000
to 750,000 feet per day The
OBJCK8' clcr ?m con'
ftltute little, clty ,its',,f- "
!ls, estimated that it will
employment to 500 men
m,.and the coast railroads and
l1"'"5 " ' 1 wmier.
,n!" f d ng!lr 8InJrs arf bf
:i"6J,""u JLa,u l"
,"tt,,u'T."'e Vul 8m ,un,"?r-
the out-put, roughly estimated
in car loads, will amount to be
tween thirty and forty cars of
lumber per day.
Buy w. s. 8.
HEAVY FREIGHT
TRAFFIC ON CAE.
People living along the line of
tniei C. & E. R. R. are beginning
to see far greater freight activity
,tnan the naB ever known.
A great amount of sawmill and
logging equlpmient is being
oul M ever increasing quanities.
About CO car loads of spruce
have been shipped to Vancuover
in the last week but this is only
fa 8maii beginning of what is to
wine, ftu euuir as everyinine is
in working order CO car loads
will come out every night. This
wil require two trains with two
-Benton County
iieview
Buy w. s. s.
ELEVEN YEARS AGO
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ZSV,i 1ani:i had
business in the c tv Tucsdav.
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i"'" n
' mictnea a "T"
f' a PJX ot r clU-
me proms or tne tnp,
about $21, to the cemetery fund.
I Deputy County Chrk Lee
iWade left Tuesday morning on
)a business trip to Portland,
which he may extend Into East-
ern Oregon.
1 Miss Una Dixon of Portland
arrived last Saturday for a visit
at the home of her uncle, (Jei
Jeorge
uethers.
I
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
I Mls- was. uick and family
nre camping at the beach.
I aw. W hlf o and wife' of
Fans
City are visiting Mr. and Mrs.