Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, October 11, 1918, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti t f f". VOLUME 26 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1918 No. 34. Eincoln gender 8ILETZ Rally day exercises wore duly ob- FIEGLES CREEK "Amber Bunshlne! Miss Elizabeth Kessl place. The accidant was caused (BUYS AVERY TRACTOR AND CANC PLOWS Wm. Poller of Upper Farm received an Avery Tractor and by Miss Frances, who was driv- left ing: accldently catching her erred at Siletz. The exercises were Thursday for U. of O. glove in the throttle. heM in the u. E. Church conducted i Mr. Scheddler cahi'a In Tburs-l o by the children and youns people of day. rff ou nasseneer for Plow equipment on Wed- the Sunday School. Mr. Slocum. the . Mr. Kessi . wont to Blodeett L.v l7.r B .'nesday evenine's freieht. Mr. Buperlntendant, had-eharge of the pro- Thursday. Awany turn munuiiB, Porter has a finiii farm on .the gram. A large number of the friends i Mr. J. C. Banks of Albany has C. L. Allison of Harlan was a . tipper Siletz, and when lie gets '.and citizens of the community cme been engaged to leach our county seat visitor Monday. li'ulpped with power machine to honor the-day and to enjoy the well school. . Mrs.. Jack Wells arrived down ke will be able to turn out ,i rendered program, whjch was divided, LR. Payne and family noyed ifrrvrn Pnrtln1 imt Avantaff. jloi)f produce to help lick the Into four parts and each part was a Sunday represented by one of the small girls, Creek. carrying the flag, and after reciting placed It so as to complete the decora tions. Song, "America" by the audi ence; . "Our National Flag", Lerera Robertson; "Our American Creed", school In unison; Prayer In unison; Hymn, "0 God Out- Help In Ages Past" """"" 4 Merchant Chester Dixon was .down from Elk City Tuesday. "huna; Buy W. 8. 8. FA WELL CLEM Editor Wm. Matthews was up EDDYVILLE jfrom the Resort City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Weitin vis-! Simon Lendten of Newport lted the State Fair, tlwa spent a was a Toledo visitor yesterday. ow uy m ruiunuu, wueru ' M A n, Srhwnrti rtpnnrt ' Vi,it j w n A. Clem, in this city last Satur day, the Rev. C. R. Ellsworth Th marriage of Edward Faw. ell and Miss Marcel Clem was solemnized at the home of the The blackberry pack of the Toledo Canning Co., Is being taken by tno Warren Spruce Co. Reclurton. "America. My Country", nwj wu i nu iur Sunday for a Visit at Salem and ary Gibson; Hymn. "Soldiers of "PS'8"?' ?ho is Stationed at the Portland. .iiiikl. AruiH . inn dtti t u:n r mi . - L L. McBride and family i John Winkler of Siletz re- have returned from, a: two turned last evening from a trip month's stay on ths Yi:haU.' to the VaUey- officiating Th bride has made her home here for the past several months, moving here with her parents from Summit, and is a most es. Mary Alice Bensell; Three boys carry ing flags, Tony Wilkes, Arthur Bensell, Plvita ftlv-um- TTnfiirllnv ft lnreA Sr. vica pim br Mrs Edwin l. chalcraft. "where Mr. McBride peeled chit-' Misses Sara Crabeniahd Mollie Mrs. Chalcraft with the aid of her-S. . - T wwiu " mi i ucwmy, -teemaWe young y. The s. Class made the nag. Reading name. Mauch and U I Mc- for a several day visit. jgroom l8 one of Uncle gam.8 B0l. on honor roll and a short and Impres- """"j "'f " " Mrs. Catherine Collins and diere stationed in this county, iv speech by Fred wygant who has " Z.V v? ' grandson, Vln, returned Sunday two brother. In the Army now at the W. the object being the pur-,from at Salem front; "Battle Hymn of the Republic" of Mr- McBride 8 bark.anon by the audience; Recltlon. "Heavenly Mr- Mauch al3o purchased the . . . . Father Help the Soldiers". Clara Slo- Tled by Walter Howell returned to Vancou- cum; "The Christun Flag", viem.a "1 J..W. Wiedman of Yachats, ver this morning after a two Wtata; A communication. Rev. Wal- something over four tons alto- weeks' furlough spent with his ter Ross; National Anthem. "Star SOther. mother here. SpangW Banner" by the audience Mr- and Mrs. H. 0. Boynton) Walter Hall of Siletz was in A number of soldiers were present accompanied by Misses Helen the city Wednesday morning en- Toledo, who was very much pleaHcd and J'-'an Sparks, visited in Port- route to Portland. with the entertainment. The Service ""aa """'f , rnllntv Srhnnl Runt R P Buy W. 8. 8 'MARK MIDDLEKAUF KILLED Last Tuesday's official casual ty list gives thv name of Mark II. Middlekauf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Middlekauf, of Cor- vallls, as being killed in an air plane accident. Mark I3 a for mer Lincoln County Boy, and received part of his education at -tnmiwl llHth fl,oni nA OUIllV BUUUUI OUpi. IV. r. j'",". .i. ui mo cuuimiuu u ith the euterumment The Servide flThf Wk 1P,1 Coin returned Saturday evening 'the Toledo High School. II3 Flag contain, thirty three star, m.de J the ed from attending an institute at died serving his country. ;and presented to the church by Mrs. lsl"nB wltn mends in tAe com- Corvalll 0 o. Chalcraft. Red Cross, Lavelle King. All the exercises were impressive and patriotic. The American casualties now ag gregate about forty thousand and .till prowlnx. The German military lord. tnnnifir vurvauiB, Gecrge Wllloughby and fam- Rev. Ross of Siletz will hold ily have returned to their Little services Sunday, both' morning Elk hrvme after a year's rest- ,and evening at the M. E. Church dence .In th Eact. in this city. TRUSS ROD BREAKS; SEVERAL MEN INJURED Ona' of the truss rods In the starting the war and -after Ignoring evpry principal of sentiment of humanity seek for terms of peace. The Kaisr and his associ ates In crime know they have forfeited the respect and confidence of the civi lized world and If tliey had their just dues they would be tried before a military court for murder and If con victed should be lined up and shot as a warning to the world that such high handed crimes and ambitions can never again occur. When the pre- C. E. Vanderpcol of Newport big government mill roof broke FOURTH CLASS POST MASTER EXAMINATION The United States Civil Ser- KLAMATH BILLY KILLED Klamath Billy, one of the old tinvei Indians on the Siletz res ervation, was Instantly killed vice Commission has announce yesterday arternoon oy oeing an examination to be held at crushed by a log. He was work-, Willamina, Oregon, 011 Oct 26 ing where they are logging down '1918, as a result of which it is me nvar ana in some way ne expected to make certification ta became caught between two fill a contemplated vacancy In tatgs, and one of the logs rolled the position of fourth-class post- over una cruwuiiig uis.ueau, master at UtlS. 0 ' BLACKBERRIES USED HERE CAMPS QUARRANTINED A. strict quarrantlne was placed on all soldier camps la- and used locally. One thing, the JTT boys will know that their canned ftuarranttoe wiU ; fruit is fresh pack, and the best Ufi "ncertafa; thfero is on the market. ?2?.rof PLANT STRING BEANS . 7 Ul opiuusu inuyenza 1 The Toledo Canning Co has been offered the opportunity of filling a large contract for string beans next season. Manager Graves estimates that it would take elxty acres of beans to All the order. Beans pay about $300 per acra at present prices, so this one contract would dis tribute $15,000 with our fanners. NOTICE It was impossible for Dr. Cur tis, Eye Specialist, to be in To ledo on hl3 regular appointment, Oct. 8, as it was necessary for him to help out with the exam ination of the eyes of the me'v coming to the Students Army Training Camp. However he will bo at the office of Dr. Bur gess at Toledo, from 3 o'clock Oct. 21st, until Oct. 23rd at 10 o'clock A. M. Buy W. 8. 8. WATER RATES RAISED The City Council at Its meeting, Monday, Sept. 30th, 1918, raised water rates In the city of Toledo as follows: 1.00 rate now $1.60. 11.25 rate now $1.85. $1.50 rate now $2.25 $1.76 rate now $2.60 These rates became effective at once. By order of the City Council. Attest: F. N. Hayden Recorder. -W-8-8- 8PECIAL 8CHOOL MEETING Buy W. 8. 8. MEETING POSTPONED Called Buturday, October 12th, to elect a school director to take the place of Wm. Andrews, resigned. W-8-8 The meeting called for this Eat and drink at Ding's. Buy W. 8. 8 FRED EMERSON BROOKS AT "Y" SATURDAY Fred Emerson Brooks, noted Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lemon, are asking for terms of neace. After vajreni Lemon, Mrs. Julia Cline had bufinesa in Toledo Mondav. : Monday forenoon and ranspd " C ni Tilioo, IonnnM.n i. " " - r ignoring V o 1 "Van roporta everything booni-j a jmmber of mea to fall, four of UMUB dllU CtCII . . ... 1HK ill Alt T 1Vl I "MWIIl v v v o ? vi ty in juicu, i iir ... A v i n. . i a. uuiuiiic, nil i-i Liiir fMf ii lilt-Mil iw.j i j l i . t. . , - . . . . t, .im'Hiiuv uua utcu part of the county. Just after Mr. and Mrs. A J. Pelch de- l'""M p inlurpH ,illdenately postponed by orders V. H1 be at Toledo Saturday their return Mrs. Cline had thefParted Monday for Glendale, ee; e a. i ne lnjurea m 11 froni th Inilitary authoritios. night lecturing in thci "Y" Hut. misfortune to lose her house by Southern Oregon, where they "JK Vnuth Hparh nnrl nr lTh'3 was to have been a LlbertJ' lMr- Hrool8 conies representing rwntlA tr. ia i Loan speaKing, but tne author- e war worn, council or tn y reported to be getting along ' jtjeg arc taking tvery lireventa- M. C. A. He Is givlnj this area fire. The buiidinrr was rom!.te- will make their home. ly burned and only a very few of R. X Walters went to Tunier the contents werf saved. (Mor.day for a few days' visit and Miss Winifred McBride dt- incidentally do some Theasant panca last ween to resume her shooting. He returned last even stuiK'cs at O. A. C. Miss Mildred McBride left some time earlier, lnH a. fi ii i i n snt Emperor ascended the throne of U'"B lo 1 ruanu wncre sue en- CJermany U had a quarrel with Blv (tered M'11'1 College. mark because tho Iron Chancellor 1 Mrs. J. F. Naglo entertained at would not fall in with him to help Sue8s Demg ius. uiruier conquer the worlj. The Kaiser saw Democracy was saining powir 1 1 ji.at ing, Mrs. S. E. Newkirk and son, of Salem, spent Sunday with They expect niuly. Buy w. 8. s. EDDYVILLE BOND BUYERS The shai J Ix)an: following is Eddyvllle's in the Fourth Liberty Xf- X u to move here as soon as they U l)Cy q' Mauch' can get a house. -: - Mailt.h his dynasty might soon b9 overthrown so to prevent this he wilne his as sociates undertook to ronfjutv the world and to accompllHh this Iir com. menced to lay his plans 40 year.) 1130. His schemes were laid d!llert!,v and cooly. He took Into hU confluence tho tig military men of Gem.anv. I don't believe the U".e..nien and pilau pepl? or Germany aver endorsed his plans Dliimark was xii sma 'and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs Poterson and Mrs. Glynn A1J- i Mrand Mrs. Lester Wauirh rich. departed Monday for Eastern Mrs. Glynn Aldrich has re- 'Oregon, where they will visit turned to her home in Portland with their daughter, Mrs. Elma after a visit with her parents, Teel, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. I . , .., Tnomas Earl Weltin came in caA ,i,u iwiJj a,' day, where: ne will attend a It. M. Barnes Marion Hunt, 'Ilram Downing, W. W. Willougihby, F. C. Aldrich, H. (). Boynton, A. B. Hunt. Mrs. J. E. Hunt. Saturday, and returned to Port ITZVl ft, ' f Central Committee. , liame. Solon u u Hie viij nrviiiiiv uui 13 , 11 1 AlClt? n ,,.i..r.',i -L nearly through there and expects ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoeflein re- T' rii,. ' 1. . - a ,.1 1 . 1 .1 iit-.i m, m, v.iiiiv. such a Job and fo- this reason the Knl- 10 "e lran8lereu to camp soon. iu wukkuiu, v.aui., weu- w p c,ine sor had a quarrel with Lin. and In his Mi?s IIel,?n Sparks accomj)an- nesday, where they will a'gai'i K A willoiiKhby rage put him out of on. To show ic:I MIsLouIs Fchse upon her re- make their home. They haye Ijiary willoiiRh'bv. the heartless kind of man the lOiser t11" " lu nunuuy. njibu -"t "v.n nvic iu n. unvi ;jjal.3n y Ix)udon )h, when his army was about to l,',iv Berlin to put down tiie Iioxer robe'.l.on he add-psscd Ii!r troops in tliis ninn mer: "When you pet to China, me your arms In such a way as that for a thotiKand years no Chinese will dare to look at a German. Take no prison ers. Show no mercy, r.s 'Attlln the Hun'." 1 ' 1 ...in 1 , . . , ! 171.1... 1 1 1 1 ni'uvKs win oe employed in t'oit- j iuik. .jj Wcltln land and expects to remain there ; j0iu, Matthews of Newport, ! F. S." Sniiihey, ..... .. ....jr and s ster. Mrs. Cauett. of Jet-s f . U. Damon.. Mrs. G. Girdlcr and son Rich- more, Kansas, passed through nrd leit in their car Saturday., thi9morning.. 'airs. Cauett is en for their homeiin oPrtland.- M-s. rout(! llomCi johu acrompanylns Girdlcr will ret tin later to do ii0p oi fir na tWfinnV '. . . ... npr nir. 111 nnrvntsMiifT into tan jib as lerriDio ' . ...,. ..B ( So it appears vegetaoies, out owing to the un The- soldiers stationed hen: , . - .. . novo r.nlnra hflmtiff tnnm frrtin that the Kalaer save the same name reriainiy or tne weatner and ;i , " ; ' to hU soldiers as he has himself. He the condition of the mountain ""f"' was a youn man then, but-nowvlie roads, this will be the last trip ' ag pub . . ., . . ' , with tKp pur -thought the camps will be placed is much older and has grown much' w' Vlne car. . J ,, ,. unis are out for a sale to be 1,1 i"'o ."io held at the II. O. Boynton, ranch ,loon- on Little Elk. The Uoyntons ex-1 Leader subscriptions received pect to join the general exodus, this week are: Mrs. C. Zevely, J. E. Peterson, L. F. Robbi is, . 11. Collett, I 30.00 r.o.oo 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 500.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 500.00 500.00 100.00 400.00 50.00 500.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 King v-very preventa- "e is giving tins area ,'tive measure to keep the Span- one weeks time speaking at the Isli Innuenza from getting a army camps, his reading? radi start over here. ate with wit and humor, and the- 'e men thoroughly enjoy every ELEVEN YEARS AGO minute of his wonderful pro- gram. Toledo is fortunate in be- Mrs. Walter Re:.l and child- ,nR ab'e to hear him during his ren left Saturday morning for sllort stay. California. 1 James V. Foley, ioet-lnimor- K. M. Borgen i"etunied last ,st. phi!or.;)pher and teacher, has evening from a visit Pi Portland. J"n finished an eight day tour Miss Grace Davis of Chitwood of ,his district. Seldom does Ya .was a Toledo visitor Tuesday n"l"a Bay District have two In evening, ernational known poets in its A. J. McMillen and sons, Aloe n,lls' at any one time, surely It and Clyde, arrived from Neha- "as b. Mi good fortune that such lem Valley where they have been. nai u,,en the case especially to surveying on the new railroad -Ihosn having opportunity to hear into Tillamook. them. Mr. Foley has been ac- Jolin (J. Adams was down companled with two very 'ipa from Chitwood Wednesday. Me musical artists, Misses Du- Mrs. Henry Gannon aid ilau'sh. l,OIS ami i.enry. soloist u and ter, Estellii, returned last wet;k from . Salem wher they have iboen for the past month visit- iiifr and picking hops. John Konta. 'the Siletz mor- more In hardness of heart and crime. What can be expected of him but bruit allty and barbarism. 'Hun' fs a proper name for him and his aBsoclntes. The . : Tot.nl. $3750.00 t'ollerted by Edw. Mauch, W. F. Wakencld-nud A. B. Hunt. Buy W. 8. 8. PUTTING IN SHOP AT POST EXCHANGE Bert Howe Informs us that ho In 1illftln In n ootinn iitinU 1n world will not be satisfied until these and make their home in Port-Yaquina, Or.; John Hammond, 1)er Bhor,cveP at Sawmill No 2, war lords and the Hohenzoiiorn dvh. land. A. E. F., France; Chas. Carmich- L,,,.. ,. , ,i ',' Art " ..... ..m.c Dun,-, irauj . VXOp3r, Imi-lna-- , , f..,l.. IfU BntV Is destroved from tha onrtti anil I Mrs. Helen Snarks Is in re- ael, Siletz, Or.; W. all the leadarn. tnrlnrllnff' iha TCnlanr ceipt of a letter from hat son. Toledo, Or.; Ole Mikkleson, Bor- put on some 'lone Island where not Chester, telling, of partlcipatiom hug, Or.; J. D. Hamaker, Ramona one heir to the throne will ever again ln & recent engagement on the Calif.; M. W. Small, Elk City, Or. be permitted to see the land they battle front In France. At the Mrs. J. F. Gwynn, Sllvorton, Or.; have drenched with tears and blood, jtlmet the letter was written Mr. .Cornelius Farrell, Omaha. Nebr.; Superintendent Ooln motored over parks' company was awaiting Wm. Porter, Orton, Or.; Joe Kos to Silets Tuesday and: visited our orders to return to the trenches, ydar, Siletz, Or.; A. J. Felch, school. He was much ' pleased, with J- Allphine. of Portland spent Glendale, Or.; C. E. Vanderpool, the good order kept and the efficient a day with his sister, Mrs. C. C. Newport, Or.; John Fogarty, work of the teachers. .McBride, recently. Newport, Or.; Geo. Hoeflein, To- W. J. Cline and Miss Frances ledo, Or.; Lester Martin, New- shop on Hill street will be In charge of F. S. Davis. Buy W. 8. 8. DREDGE OREGON HERE Several carloads of pontoons (for the use of the dredge Oregon arrived here the first of the week. The Oregon was sup posed in h.lVfi lrvft Pnrtlnnil 1n Buy W. 8. 8 cilne were painfully Injured port, Or.; W. 0. Hoeflein. Oak- .Friday for this bav. but the Have you bought any Fourth when the Cline car run off the land, Calif.; Wm. Enos, Toledo, storm of Friday nieht may have 'delays!, them alittle at Astoria. Liberty Loan Bonds T grade, near the Marion Hunt Or. song I nder. These young la dies surely made this one of the finest programs that has been to this district for some time. Siifili(M so necessary for the TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO chant, reuti ned We(l:ie;dav from ,"Y" work are beginning to ar il week. absence at Portland. riwiind Iarg r organization and '. 0 greater work can now be done. ' Mr. Wyin Sparr of Millings, Montana, has joined the local " staff at TUledo. The growth of A. R )chet.r put a force of f the work here was ino:v than men at work at his quarry near was' possible for Secfy. FKtcher Elk City last Monday. attend to. We look for even We regret to note that Mr. greater results at Toledo's Army R. F. R:vines Is ve-v sick at his "Y" IInt i"ce Mr. Sparr has home in this city. be? added to tho staff. M. L. Trapp of Chitwood cauglit a bear in a trap last Sun day night. Bear ;ire reported quite plentiful In that vicinity, th'ji sheepmen having suffered severely from them. John McGee, who has filled Buy W. 8. 8. FOR SALE CHEAP V-i pries- of catalogue, prices or less. 1 cross-cut saw. 1 grindstone, 1 bucklMWiril. 1 11 '( lit u-ncyn. 1 it.- t . .1. . -., . . "B"i -U(S".1. X uu inmiumi in miiuer ai me i- 8et Uouhle harness 1 New Home lotz Agency for the past year or sewing machine, I McClanahan wore, has been relieved. Mr. uo egg incubator. 1 heating McGee moved his family to Wren stove. 1 disc. 1 plow. 1 harrow this week and he expects to Be- i 2-gallon churn, several Bt me cure employment on tJia fail- Jars, 1 wire stretcher. 1 good "J-,1)' .. Vork team, harness, and wagon, Tho Pioneer St me company ,will sell very cheap of trade for have resumed the shipping of good cows, fine stone from their quarry to Mrs. E. S. TJllery, mile north San Francisco. of Nortona. A groat many teams havei Buy w. 8. a. come in from the Valley during I Monmouth Wheat crop Is a the past two weeks for fish. large one. , .