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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1918)
PACE FOUR LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th 1918 vMIIIIMHMM II"Mlllt llimH j Toledo Drug Co. Kodaks and Kodak Supplies Royal Typewriters i Stationery T. P. HAWKINS, Prop. iWWW"H l 1 1 1 1 1 II I J L. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN & COMPLETE HOME f UNDERTAKING We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture M t - . u l l l t ANOTHER REASON WHY V f redcrucls's QUALITY ?r- STORE We have a complete line of Glassware for can ning purposes. You can find all the different kinds of jars, caps and rings at this store, also stone jars that range in size from 2 quarts to 6 gallons. Home grown Vegetables are now at their best, and we are drawing our supply from Three of the Best Gardens in the County. You will find that our Vegetables and Fruits are always fresh and arranged so that you may make your own selection. We invite you to examine our stock and get posted on prices, so that you can Buy where you can Buy Best. Frederick's Quality Store I K Yaquina Bay Ry & Lbr. Co. Electric Light and Power 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MS I H I oHHllli ELGIN BRACELET WATCHES MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT FOR THE GIRL GRADUATE OR THE JUNE BRIDE DROP IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKl AND JEWELRY TOLEDO JEWELRY CO., H. E PETERSON, Manager and Watchmaker , MANY GOOD POSITIONS Can be had by any ambitious Touriir man or woman In the fa-Id of railway or commercial j tit young men anu women to 14-epare for the telegraph sen- ice lO llil vumillien lurvu uuuaual drafting of young men for Signal Corps. Prepare to loin your country. Write today lor full particular. TIIEUAll WAY TliLlX'ill.M'Il INSTITUTE j; f Portland, Ore;: on. Or i NOTICE TO CREDITORS la tha County Court of tie Stats ol ! Ortgon for Lincoln County. ! Nutlce la hereby ,;' n t'.mt the tin- I 4rriiui.'d lias l"-e;i v.,!.ito'l admin- Kntlor of the e.th t .Virtrew Alln- 1 it-, deceased. t' l't "-utity Court of I Iw State of Oregon fijr '..'.in uln County, tA has qultlU-d. jx ri-ons having 1 Hlini BKalnnt nail tMu'.e art- licrelw yXiflrd to present Hie i.cue duly verl- Vd 'at by la reUlrd, to the under- j mtffi at Taft. OreKon. within aix i ytoathi from the dnto hfreof. flated and first ful -lleli'-d June 14t!i, IHt. Aba Abrami, Junior, I 'Admlnlairator. Taft, Or. j & F. Jonaa, Attorney. Ne port, OreKon ndOils E. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN FURNISHER SUPPLIES - 1. 1 fc.t. l.,liAJi.T.AJiJi4,4i G A "WTT1 A T?V t m x I HZLYQQV iSllOp An up-to-date place In every T thitiK that constitutes a I First Class Barber Shop Our Oath Room la always Clean and Neat. Try It- Agency for the ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY t t Basket goes twlco a wi tlt, Tuesdays . and I Fridays BERT M. HOWE, Prop i l! DID YOU LOOK ! ! ! MAYBE IT'S HERE? WANTED Fox Glove Seed. Will pay 20 cents per pound for tlcaa seed. Geo. T. Smith, Chitwood, Ore. WANTED Calves and Yeai lings oi' Beef Stock. Green Basin Stock Farm, Harlan, Oregon. FOR SALE 5 lots, 7 room house. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE Two acres and a half, good six room house? good orchard and lots of be:'rie3. Two blocks from high school. For particulars enquire at this office. FOR FINE SHOE REPAIR ING! Thn nnrppl nncr will rln- pratical shoe maker, Lyons St., Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE 1915 model Ford Car. First class condition. All accessories go with car. Owner is going to enlist and must sell at once. Very reasonable terms to responsible party. Address Box 374, Toledo, Or. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Owing to the high cost of materials and labor, the small valuation Blips usually sent out from the Assessors Office will be sent this year only upon re quest. All tax payers d'siring them will please send in requests not later than the 26th day of August, 1918. A. G. Schwartz, Co. Assessor. WANTED Phone operator. ! Apply to Miss Freeman at local i office. FOR SALE Good honest work horse, weight about 1000 pounds. Price $30. Have more morses man i neea. rnone or write, G. B. Ryan, Ona Oregon. j FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 I acres Improved Irrigated farm, i4'2 miles from Bend Oreg. For particulars write to, J. T. Newberry, R. D. 1 Bend, Oregon. . FOR SALE House and two :lots, in Toledo, fruit treis, gar den, good well. I Mrs. Julia A. Parker. FOR SALE A fins Short horn heifer calf, month old, from good milk strain cow and bull. I Carl Tangen, ToU do Oregon. FOR SALE :J4 ton Republic truck. Almost new. A. B. Hughes, G3!) Irving Ave., Astoria Oregon. FOUND A large black hound dog came to my place Monday evening July 15th. Owner can have Bame by paying for this no tice and calling at mv rrsidpnro one mile west of Chitwood. A. B. Dwinell. TO TRAIIR Vnnr rnnm twin a I I a uisMi uvruac '"With hnapmpnt nnrl ftv.i Into ot -w.-V " . luio Cl Albany, to trade for acreage in !T.tnr.l, fsvi.n... A .1 .1 t- minium vwuwi. nuurcbs UUA A i r rr, i r- Hi), iweuo uregon. MONEY I have StatP ihotiav to loan on improved farms at I percent. Sara Crahen, Toledo, Oregon. WANTED Fresh" Milk to be shipped by express or Transit to Newport. Weekly cash settlc Jiunt and fair price. Also cpr;s, dairy butter and fresh fruits and ! egetables. Address L. C. Smith, Newport. Oregon. One Bakers portable oven and outfit for sale cheap. See thi Arnolds. LOST No. 1-A Eastmnn Kn- dak Special, number 347G. In leather case. Finder return to Dawson Drug Store, Newport, or Graham and Wells, Corvallis, and receive liberal reward. AUTO STAGE Leaves .Toledo each Tuesday, .Thursday and Saturday for Onn. , Bay view, Linnville and way points. ; Special attention given to passengers. Your patronage solicited. FRANK HUNTSUCKER, Prop. i . For Sale Water Front Uob taurant, old established business well located and doing a good business. See or write II. 11. Swayze, Toledo, Or. Constructing Enginooring, Drafting, and Designing. Com plete Plants A Specialty A. E. Marvin. ' LOGS WANTED We are It the market for saw logs, and will I pay $0 per thousand for same I Hawkins Bros., Elk City, Or. A. S. Aplet wa9 a county seat caller the: first of the week. Lester Hall arrived over from Corvallis last evening. Mrs. W. E. Ball i3 entertaining the Ladks Whist Club this after noon. II. D. Downing of Turn Turn was in the city thai first of the week. C. F. Pedersem of Waldport was in the city several days this week. Mrs. Zeb Blower of Mill Four visited at the Kyniston place Sunday. S. .1. Leonard of Rose Lodge was a Toledo visitor Monday and Tuesday. Llcyd Portrx and Fred Wag ner were down from Nortons the first of the week. John Lloyd of Lower Siletz was a county seat visitor the first of the week. Roy McMillin of Tidewater was a Toledo visitor this week, acting as a juror. A. W. Weber of Beaver Creek was a county seat visitor this week, doing jury duty. Miss Mabel Booth has been assisting with the clerical work at the depot this week. Mrs. Fox of Albany is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanton, here this week. Sherm Small Durchased Gra ham's Ford truck the first of the week, and will use it for hauling wood. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wade were passengers for Portland Monday morning, returning Wednesday evening. Mrs. Skallemd and children of Astoria are here visiting with the rormers motner, Mrs. Sara j Booth. I Mis3 Bertlna Olson arrived I last Friday evening for a visit i X' if Vi Th tvf rQ ran a TV f v nml Ti f Hans Olson. j A marriage license was issued I last Friday by County Clerk ! Howell to A. L. Fefcke and Miss ( Florence: Gray, both of Newport. R. II. Kaltz, the piano tun?r, has been here all week, and has about .completed his work. He expects to leave tha middle of next week. If your piano needs tuning p.nd you desire his ser vices, you should leave order for same not later than Monday. THE WAR, THE FARM AND THE FARMER By Herbert Quick , Member Federal Farm Loan Board To farms of this country could carry tha war to a" vlclorioue con clusion even If all tha rest of the na tions should quit The rest will not quit; but we could win It without them It we had to do It. Tbe farmers of the t'nlted States can whip Ger many. We can whip them with Runs. We can wklp them with our products. We can whip them with our money. Kvery farmer In the t'nlted States must remember that the war lias a flrst morlpane on every cent he tins. The lost spare cent m the pockets of every farmer In America should be devoted to the war. The KaiKer befnn foreclosing Ms mnrUEge on our farms when he de clnred ruthlesa submarine warfare. The war la our answer to his bill of foreclosure. Our contribution Is, flrst, our sons and brothers for the trenches; sec ond, the last pound of food products which we can grow by mobilizing our scanty labor supply, utilizing the men, women and children and the towns people about us; and third, money for Liberty Honds. This Is the crucial year of tbe war. Our soldiers aro at the front, hun dreds of thousands of them In the trenches, and a million more ready to go. Tho whole bunion ot carrying on our own part In tbe war, and of aid ing our airier nations In arms, rests on the Vnltrd Stiites Treaaury. If the treasury fulls or faltors or finds IMolf unable to respond to every roll uiKin It. tho war li lost Do you I 'realize that? Your son, and all tho nation a tons are relying on tho t'nlted Stntes Trraauty to furnish things with which they may flrht. Their lives are lost If this treasury falls. Our country la lost If the treas ury falls. Germany wins If the treasury falls. Therefore every cent you con rake and scrape together belongs to the treasury, that our soldiers may com back to us alive and victorious. This Is literally true. We can whip th Germans with our money; but not with the money In our pockets or bnnk accounts. It must go Into the United Etntcs Treasury in subscrip tions to Liberty Bonds. (Tela la the last of a series of Clayton Young and family of Salem have moved to Toledo, ain'd will occupy the Julia Par ker house in southeast Toledo. County Clerk Howell issued a marriage license Wednesday to Sondre Romtvedt of Toledo, and Miss Annie Williamson of Yach ats. A license to wed was secured last Monday by William G. Strench of Ketchikan, Alaska, and Miss Mary Minthorn of New port. R. C. Bemrose of Rock Ci'eek was here doing jury duty the first of the week. Mr. Bemrose paid for another year's Leader while in town. The Ladi3 3f the M. E. Church will serve ice cr3am and cakt Saturday evening in the build ing formerly occupied by Henry Lewis. Every body come. Adolf Haymowicz of Portland was a Toledo visitor the first of the week. Mr. Haymowicz has a ranch in the north end of the county, on Salmon River. Clyde MeMillian wa3 over from Siletz several days this week. He has just recently re ceived word from his brother, Alec, the latter now bej.'i'g: In France. Mrs. W. E. Parthemer, and Mrs. Dyer, arrived up from Ona Wednesday jafternoon, enroute to Portland. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schwartz while in the city. Billy Graham purchased a new Ford truck last Saturday, and is usinz it on the Toledo-Siletz run. It is one of the late: models with the worm drive. He sold the other truck to Sherm Small. Dr. W. J. Curtis, eye specialist of Corvallis, has been In Toledo this week fitting glasses and do ing other optical -work. Dr. Curtis will make rrgular trips here, and has office rooms with Dr. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sheehan, of San Francisco, Calif., were Toledo visitors yesterday. Mr. Sheehan owns property on the bay, and is much pleased with the industrial developments tak ing place here. C. B. Arthur of Harlan wa3 in the city last Friday, leaving Sat urday morning for Eugene where he expected to enter the Officers Training School. Mr. 'Arthur served tlnee years dur iing the Spanish American War. While Gerard was our ambassador In nerlln, the Kalsor said to him one dny that he would stand no nonsense from America after tho war. Do you know what that means? It means that the Germans Intend to subjugate this country If they come out of this war victorious. Tho fierninn imjicrial government has preached tho superiority of Ger many to all the re3t of the world un til the German nation Is drunk with megalomania. One of their great writers exprcnned the prevailing, of. Lflciul view In 1903, when he wrote: "The Teutonic race Is called upon to circle the earth with Its rule, to ex ploit the treasures of nature and ot human power, and to make the pas sive races servient elements In Its cultural development Who ever has tho characteristics of the Teutonic race Is superior. Alt the dark peoples are mentally Inferior, be cause they belong to the passive races. The cultural value of a nation la measured by the quantity of Teu ton Ism It centalns." Are you one of the darker races? Are you willing to be rated u one of the "servient elements" In Ger many's cultural development? You began to be ono of tbe "servi ent elements" when peaceful people wore slaughtered as they carried your produco to market. Was It because you belonged to a "passive race?" This war Is for the punose of say ing to that Insano claim, with the roar of a hundred thousand cannon "NO!" Never atnee the Turks threatened to overwhelm Europe was the world In such dunger as now. Germany must be defeated this year. Urflem wo win, our place In the world Is Inst, and our history as one e the "servient elements" begins. We most withhold nothing from the support of the wsr. We must give our sons. We must bring forth food In abundance. We must give Into tbe treasury of the United Status every cent we can spare. This summer the support of tbe war Is up to the farmers; and Uncle Bam haa never called upon the farmers U vaint three article by Mr. Quit.) -21' NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS nthe County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln In the matter of the Estate of Mario Louise Held, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has born, by order of the County Court of Lincoln County, Ore gon, duly appointed Executor of the estate of Marie Louise Reid. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notilied tu present the same, duly vended and with pro per vouchers as by law required, to me at my office et Toledo, Oregon, within Bix months of the date of this notice. Dated at Toledo, Oregon, tills 10th. day of July, 1918. C E. Hawkins, Executor, of the estate of Marie Louise Relet, deceased. SUMMONS n th Circuit Cojrt of the Siate of Oregon tor the County .if Lincoln. Western fctate Bank, Phlniii;. v.. Marr H. Tntchnmn A,lmli,!a'r,(i. of the estate of Lowell W Taft, do ceased, William lidtfin '''alt, Nel lie Hnck!nt? nnri Inrv t-T lt-w.li, ...... as heirs at law of Lowell W. Taft, deceased, Defendants. To Mary E. iiu,u,an, Adminlstrd itrlx of tho estate of Lov.11 W. Tart, j deceased, William Kdwln Taft, Nellie jHocking, and Mary K. Iiatchman as heirs at law ot Lowell W. Taft, de ceased, the above named defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complain tiled uguinst juu iu me uuove eiuiiMii suit, Dy the flrst day of tho next term nf tlir. nhnua 'entitled Court, following the expira tion or me time prescribed in the order I for publication of this summons, which I flrst day will be the 2d day of August, 1918, and If you fall to so appear and lanswer. for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the said Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. Tho re I lief demanded Is the forclomire of a certain mortaen execute nit a- livered by Mary E. Dutchman, one of the defendants herein, as kUininistra trlx of the estate of Lowell W. Taft, deceased, which said mortgago was ex ecuted and delivered on or about the 10th day of May, 1910, and was given, to secure thn novmi.ni tf a promissory note of the said adminis tratrix, In the sum of $4.5, payable uu ur ueiure i years aner uate, with .Interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, and which satrl mrtrtmvn veyed unto plaintiff for that purpose tbe followlnc dpRerlhoil situate In Lincoln County, State of urcguu, io-wu: ummencing at tho southwest corne- nf itlnk k-iriu Caso & Bayley's Second Addition to the City of Newport, Lincoln County. Oregon, thence along Fifth street and the southern line of said l!lock Fifty iu bu easieny airectlon a distance of fifty feet, thence in a northerly direc tion on the HnA hetueon l,,lo nna and two of said block a distance of sixty reel, tnence In a westerly direc tion and narallel u-ftli l.Mfth T KV Hulbert street a distance of !!ity feet. uience aiong iiuinert s'reet In a southerly dlrei t Inn ulnv I..-. ik . ' b ,u kilt pluce of beginning, beini; the southern BiAiy ieei oi Ltn une, or lllocK rifty, of Case & Buyley's Sacond Addition to the City of Newport, Lincoln County Oregon, and a further decree barring and forclosing you, the said defend ants and each of von nf 14.nl fmm Bn or all Interest, right ai:l title in or 10 saia real property and every part thereof. This Bummons Is nublkhcrt hv nnl of tha Hon. Ft. It Mlilnr n,,n... Judge of Lincoln Couuty. ' Oregon, made and entered tha -nth June, 191S. Hawkins & McCluakey, ttrirnVB fnr- Pin In. If Postofllce address, Toledo, Oregon." Buy W. 8. S. NCtADi-iDT CI rna-r Cut Flowers and Potted Plants; Funeral Designs A Secialty. Phone 2651, Rnv rna Miu.mnrt n . Buy W. S. S. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION .The partnership of COLLIXS MCCONAHY LU.Ml'.EU COM PANY, has been dissolved under an arrangein unt thereby the un dersigned Is to collect all out standing accounts and settle all debts of said partnership, with in thirty days. Call or write me at Siletz, Oregon. Dated July 12th 1918. C D. McConahy. Retiring Partner. R. D. BURGESS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Toledo, Oregon Office In Andrews Building. Office ours: io to iz a. m.; z to 4 acd 7 to p. m. Emergent? calls a; any time. e G. L. PERKINS Shoemaker and Harness Repairer Shop on Hill Street TOLEDO, OREGON . Buy W. 8. 6. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING CV Tiit NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE rrNClPAl CITIES
