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VOLUME 26
TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1918
No. 35
gmder.
SILETZ : ,vlew J8 Sunday. One lady on
' """sjb (her return trip tripped and fell
Sunday the 13th, the Sunday School off Into the Witer, but a soldier
elected its oncers tor the lnoueing working near Jumped In and
year as follow: Superintendent, Mr. helped her Out.
Walter S. Hall, Awlstaat Superintend- The train la coming nearer
nt,, Mr. A. B. Stocum; Secretary,' and will be here in about ai-
Mary p. Gibson; Librarian, Rose
Cwynn; Organist, Alice Chalcraft.
The' Sunday school Is: i' great' factor
In the work of education, clvllatlon,
and Christianity. . Some of fh ablest
writers in the country are engaod 1
in propirins literature for .the Sun-
day School. Political 'economy, So-
clal science, History and religion are
all taught in the Sunday School. This
all goes to qualify a person to moke
a good citizen.
We are now engaged in a great war
to make the world safe for democracy. I
in principle -i democracy was es-
tabiished by the united efforts of the
Colonies. Life, Liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness were some of the
Inalienable rights our Revolutionary
Fathers fought for and succeeds,
This was a big undertaking, to get
from under the yoke of a tyrant King, '
yet we did succeed In establishing the
first free government the world had
ever known. The King we were fight-
;ng then was none other than George
the Third, afull blooded Hun. He
reported to the same cruel barbarlous
methods that the Huns do now to d!a-
troy the Colonies and thus prevent
the establishment of a free govern
ment. He ordered his soldiers to burn
houses, murder women and children,
as the Hun is doing now, murder ni
kill everything that appeases the kings
army. This same Tuton or German
that is uow trying to distroy all liberty
and civll.zBtir.n carre from the Vunu-
North. TLe-e
me and hnuiiy
time the Hur,
als and Gcths of the
barbarlous Interred Horn
nnk th cltv. At this time the ITiiim
cr Tutonii were governed by two bro- The hill telephone line is
thers, Attela, and ll'.eda. These b-o- fil.i.ihed through tO the "Hilltop"
thers crossed the Panube and luii Drown ranch and they are put-'
wasto and distroy.d many of the Ro- ting in the line down the river as !
man province. Attela became j-ious far as tho B. O. Young ranch, i
of a divided power, and murdered hla Mrs. Frank Garrison and thre j
brother Btid then proceeded to e;:tcn1 cl,ii:lre:i have 'Olie to Vancou
M? jifivpr and ronciie"t from tii r.v '- vrr to visit Mr. Garrison who is '
rrn o.cun to the Baltic Sea. The working in the shipyards there.
Huns were the most cruel and ba'- Those who l?sire to attend
burtons ppp' that live! in ancient Sunday Sch doI oa.i have the op- '
timen. nut now In modern days, w! en j.onunity as thcrr is Sunday
t!i( world Is supposed to be more c-ivi-
lired and licn'an, tlie Kals'-r w'.tli
pi 'at aiiiiy has committed ir.or'' !
rible find unienttrr.3!)le rlnn m V
v-fn ever i (iriiittfil befo-e in
Hstory. Tlie Corn r.n svlem of cdr
t'i!!-'liP FU'iermi-r.-.-rrn-r. to linv
j-'ve-l l'lrn of all human fcr'ir.;; :
)'!i.i'vJ'y I'.T'.o In his ;iv;rr na'.'.r.t' "i
n f'!l nnlmiil fe',:s to tV-.ir-y "v
t'i!i:T th;.' c :: '.- !:.:!. V.'i.r i i
by wire tl...t. Crrirnr.y -! .. ; .
3'r, -;-lnet Vi'. n';i 14 U ; c.f ,
tut when v.e know tiu- r.r.uii 1
ire ilia; 'l:c, fi r j.'.iuta we r:iPt. V
liv. nnv ti inc ll ".- s..;-. "i"., ' .
like n wild liu'.l. f1; tin; .-.if- liiitil 1
I', tl'Milflllv CMl iuti 1. Pro f"' -y--t:t
tlie Hun li.n b 'ii ; ''.ir
vv :'.l (!o'!iln!rn 3".d lie clN!l'.: s t.i r'
in. Vin Wpnd'-r.lioin. fie K:,J.- r'.i
ir-- - i :il 'rlrnd nnd Imsli 1 repre. : ::t.i-
f'.-n.'ti.nt'nori". by lila U!il'i;-
ev ,i'iil Hhr!;illies Mirror.,"! 'p
Vv.7 Turkey t.i J.. !n tli' Cermnn wli'i
its ; i tut nnny. TV un.p'nk,i,i!i? Trrk.
were JviKl thn h.nd of peupli to Jo:;
the llun In tholr efforts to domlnntn
the world. T!i K.ilscr knew Jjst the
klr.il if rr.fn iorled to i.rtroy i
racy.
BAYVIEW
Mrs. Georue Stenhens visited
with Mrs. S. R. McWlllls last Dies are visiting: Mrs. Daven
Su inlay. port's cople at Toledo.
Mr. Edwin Oakland came I Mr. Burnes. owner of the old
ihome from Portland last week.
for a vist with the home folks. Stewart family. Mr. IJurnn la a i ' H "utbreniis of ordinary coughs
He enUstcd in tha Navy, and ex- successful gardncr and fruit Bn,d, colds, which nsuniiy occur in the
days. I Jess Davenport, who is log- Thtl8 ,e prei)ent epidemic raged most
Mr, Albert Oakland left or King near Elk City, had the mis- intensely in Europe in May, June and
Tortlaind last week intending to fortune to strain one of his big July. Moreover, in the case of ordi
Join the Navy. , niares on the log chute, causing ' BBr' co,dB (funeral symptoms
Mrs. A. Slmonson was a visitor temporary lameness,
at the Dan Ilendrlckson ranch! Geo. Garrison, Huron Rrlpgs
last Tuesday. and Tobe Lytle of Harlan were
Miss Leona Prescott was a Glen visitors thto week,
caller at the Slmonson home . Buy Wi 8 8
Miss A. Briggs called on Mrs. m. of SUetz is a
Sheppard last Wednesday. iTolcdo caUor today.
Miss Joslo Oaklamd and Miss I Vint Jones passed through
Hanson! T-alked across the bay to Wednesday morning enroute
Waldport last Sunday. back to his station at New Lon-
Thcre were several people from don, Conn. Ila has boon' here
Waldport wrlked across the bay, on furlough the past couple of
on the railroad bridge to Bay- weeks.
other WKSeK, . j,'.
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HARLAN
Miss Alice Pavne la makiner an
extended vtet with her brother,
I. R. Payne and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Davis and i
Frank. Mulvamay went to Corval- J
lis last Friday to visit Mr. and ,
Mrs. Mulvaney. Sr.. who are on '
the Kick list. .
MIs Lets. Martin mm a homo
irom tuoagett mciay eve ana
stayed until Sunday with home
folks.
and
Roy Stoner. R. L. Hathaway I
Verne Young spent several
days at the Racks hunting last
week.
Jamos Zib left Sunday evo for
Portland where he expects to
v.'Ork hi the shipyards,
Ray Davis Of Blodgett is vlsit-
ir f a: the Frank Davis home at ',
liaiiai
R. li Young had the misfor-;
mm. u ijot; u. uuiaj LUIS nuuK,
it having got in the mire SO
dti.-i; i;w- had to shoot it. ,
Quite a number of the Big Elk
rnnchrrs have Rone to Corvallis
and l-.i J iii their winter supply
of Hour and sugar,
TLa Spout Crev k school opened
Oct. 7tll with Mrs. P. II. Mai tin
m cnxr.e
Mid. Hathaway of Corvallis is
vi.iUn3 tor son, R. L. Hathaway
and family. !
nnil f-r,il1v
Felic;l nt belli the Black and
:vMit school hcus-s.
( I !... ATi-so.'i has gone to To
!o:! t' woi k in o?)c of the camps
.Vi:. Adams returned from
Mi'l ';! lust week where she
h-:; .- y.) tc visit her husband.
-M"! C ':-. v.-for i wh ligs been
C.'r-t ' rl from i Navy on
:ift( in a lamp w?:, is vfcit
r.t imp Adamc, o!ne.
V-'hrt l iho 1 ::;'i?r Wlill OUT
Prir I'.crrd thr.t tl.oy i.'.ont divide
i:p t'v r.jioils.
!". Mrs. Le.tr .Imuary
r.-oi!-: to Poitkmd whore
.Mrr. .I.i-in-y will undergo ai5
oiwv ;i rt one of the hos?i-
l:
Two dances thi.-; wick, one at
J. W. Davenport's, one at C. V.
Urown's. A liberal sprinkling of
Uarb'ii and Sala.i;) noiirhbora
3i'lpcd out the good time
Mr. and Mrs. Al Folch and son. ;
Will, moved to Sautne-n Oregon, !
iMonday. We wish thorn much !
success in tluir new home.
Mre. W. R. Moore and son Al
tva. are homo from the Willam
ette Valley prune orchards.
Mrs. John Davenport and ba-
Keedy place, Is visitine the Sam
Euy W. t
GLEN
UtICLE
SAM'S
ADVICE Oil FLU
U. S. Publid Health Service Issues
Official-Health BtiHetirt
oh ftfiuehia. '
LATEST WORD Ori SUBJECT.
Epidemic Probably Not paniah (n
Origin Germ Still' Unknawnr-f;
pis Should Guar Agalmrt "Droplet
Inftctloe" Surgeon General r. Blue
Makes Authoritative Statement
Washington, U C Spedal.)AI-
tnou8h Klns Aironor bpa.n w
m Z '
Sounlsh ' authorities repudiate any
claim te fnnuraia as a "Spanish" dis
ease. If (he people of this country do
not take care the epidemic will be
come so ' widespread throughout the
TTnltAsi Kiatot (hut annn w shall bear
lb disease called "American" Indu
In response to a request for definite
Information conornlng Spanish Influx
enxa, Surgeon General Rupert Bine of
the D. S. Public Health Service has
u.horixed the following official inter-
view:
what is Spanish influena.r Is k
.1.1.. n-.. . ,m
umcunni
Spain?
The disease now occurring in this
country nmt called 'Spanish Influen-
M' enMe 0 'cry contagious kind
' ",M
r..kt, nA
Spread Diseases
As Dangerous as Pctson Css Shells
In the hend, eyes enrs, hack or other
pnrta of lite body and a feeling of ne
vere Kickness. In most of the eases the
symptoms Ulaflppenr after three or four
days, the patient then rapidly recover
ing. Some of the putlenls, however,
develop piieumoMu, or iulliimimillun
of the ear, or meningitis, nnd many of
these complicated cuses iliu. Whether
this sn-rnlled 'SMiinlili' InfliHiiza Is
Identical lth the e;dilei:.l?s of inlluen- i
zn of enrller yciiH Is imt yet l;tn. n. '
"Kiddeml?? cf !: 'Ivtizn l::ive visl'ed
! this country slii 'c 111 IT. It Is Interest- 1
Iiir lo ktinw 1 1 1 rt t this l'.:-Kt epidemic
; was brought here from Val nei i,
Spain. Since tliut time there have
been nunenniM epidemics nf tlie (!!!- ,
ense. In ISs'J and 1S!H1 nil ei'dei"!e
i of Inlliieii.n, Kt:irtln somewliere In tlie
. Orient, Hpreail llrst to Iltlss'n and I
thence oscr pnciieully -the enlire clv
I lllzed worlil. Tln-eo years later t'.iere
1 was another fare-tip of the ll.-viise.
; J'.otli llines the epidemic spreud wlde
: ly over the United Stale,
i "Although the present epidemic In
called '.Spanish liiduetizn,' there Is lio
reitHon to believe that It originated In
; Bpnln. Some writers who have studied
tho question believe that the epidemic
came from the Orient and they cull at
tention to the fact that the Germans
mention the dlscime ns occurring along
the eastern front In Uie summer am!
full of 1017."
- How can "Spanish Influenza" be reo-
ognlzed?
"There le as ret no certain wnv In
which n single caeo of 'SpanUh Indu
enzn' can be recognized. On the oLli-
er hand, recognition Is easy where
there Is a croup of cases, in contrust
(fever, pain, depression) nro by no
means as sever or as sudden In their
onset as they are in Influenta. Final-
7, orumary coins uo not spreaa
through the community so rapidly or
so extensively a does Influenza.
"lo most cuscs a person takon sick
with InfluoDsa feels sick rather sud
denly, n feels wenk, baa pains In tlie
eyes, ears, bead or back, and may bo
sore all over. Many patients feel
dlzsy, some vomit Most of the pa
tients complain of feeling chilly, and
with this cornea a fever In which the
tompernture rises to 100 to 104. In
most cases tho pulse remains rvlaUve-
lyjlaa.
(Continued next week.)
FOURTH CLASS POST
MASTER EXAMINATION
The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission has announced
an examination to be held at
.Corvallis, Ore., on Nov. 9, 1918
'as a -result of which it isexpected
to make certification to fill a I
Lojmtemplated vacancy in the
. position of fourth-class postmas
1 nlJ.. M m it. i l . 1 .
ter at Nashville.
; The compensation of the poBt
master at this office was $261
for the last fiscal year.
-' ;
ENGINE LIFTED
OUT OF THE BAY
Last Sunday, Southern Pac
ific engine No. 1345 was success
fully hoisted out of Depoe jchaplaln Ross. Privates Macy the purchase, has made appllca
Slough, where it has lain since and Froom, two of the very pop- tlon for induction into the mm
running amuck two weeks ago. ular fellows and extremv flno tnrv Dnri
nuSa were eroictea Dy tne
1,?", Spru?e ?? for4 ho,8tine
ing place, and the donkey engine
at the log dump furnished the
power to hoist it up and swing
it Onto the track.
Buy W. 8. S
SCHOOLS, THEATRES, ETC,
CLOSED BY AUTHORITIES
m t , , kinterest this winter among the
Tlie schools, movie houses, b
e R-owr.'.ng Amusement Co'st VhA wark anion a th oamna
Carnival and in fact all public
In.l. :.. . u 1 . .
,.. 1 I .
eaiij.-i i mtt e ntcn uhuct ine
bauv this week, the authorities ;
nuttini' tlin 1 rl nn titrht List .
' "
.day evening. This Step was tak- '
en to pr:vent the spre?.d of theitha WnrU ar.or.mniiEhi ihmmrh,
much dreaded Spanish Influenza.
Four catea were reported Sun-
y an.l since then about twen -
7 es have dovolopcd, al -
though all have been in a mild
form. It is not known lust how
i long the quarantine will con
tinue, but it is hr.ped to have the
malady stamp; 3 out in a short
time.
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$31.C4 IN PENNIES
Mrs. R. R. Miller emtie; the
bottles that are ilac. J at various
places in ttvn with placards so
l'r ' f rr p,'r!i.'s fnr the liolgian
J! il.icf, a.i:I for.ii'I upon counting
thm Ciat t!u-re we:-.; three
T-.d ( .K, !iu::;1:t-1 and six-
ty four iienniea i:i them. This,
help to kep mar.y a poor
;o from sta; rin.
Duy V. S. S.
LKITED WAR VOr.K CAMPAIGN
November 11 to 1S
... th- world wi:r. tlie C.ivcrnmei.t
:. i nii- .i s!.,i.-; r.-::ii;-i!-tu eii;iit
uieii and oik. ni.. lloiif; for tlie wet-
or
t-..
I .e i .ililii !. ii; i.ervii p. Tliexe
and rt,!u.:;i,hii!s are divided ,
!'T:i! clii .s'lici'tii.-fts fur the j
f i n:nl.i!;,n:i for (und:i, name-
i. fni
it war work ccm.iMin.: of
i . ..I. ('. A.. V. W. t'. A.. War I'oiiiiiilin.
ity iM tvh e. American l.lhrnry AMf.ie-
htein. t.'ni.-hiu i't i,. . .i.., i....
A.iy and Jewish Welmre llur.rd :
i. The u, d cniss.
My requct of the l're:i!dent of the!
filled Kti'1-8. seven i)"irinL::i!!iinii
mentioned above wer- united for the
purpose of BtillelUitlon of funil'i. Nov-
ember lltli to l.Stli are tli dates set
for tho nnr.JlKn. Th. ni-.i.niut of
funds needed to meet the requirements
of these organizations Is estimated to
jbu WO.Guo.UOU.
It la propoKed that every citizen of
the United Stutes be solicited for the
cuuaes repreHeiited and ahked for a
voluntary niiliMTiiitlon,, mi their In
tercuts appear and their ability per-
tints.
Oregons' (imita In $770,000. Lincoln
County's iiuota Is f'.CaO. The County
will bo divided Into Ditstrli
Ing eaeh School or Votlnr
and a chairman appointed for each dis
trict, who will snluet hU own assist
ants. A pcrnonal lottcr will be sent
out to each chairman lvlnK tho
amount to bo raised In his District
Lincoln County hus been the first
county In the state to go over tho top
In ell former drives and her citizens
are 100 per cent American, and we
fully expect that Lincoln County will
be first to go over the top in thU
great Union Drive for humanity, equal
ity, Justice and liberty.
I). F. Jones,
Chairman, United War Work Cam
paign for Lincoln County,
ARMY BAND
INITIAL CONCERT
The initial concert of Toledo's
ArmyJJand of the 4tU;Prov.r Reg,
was given Sunday night at he
A 'V TTn T mirMv n;o, .
great Buccess, and Bpaaks great
credit to Its leader, as well as-of
me - taient iaai inanea up -tun i
i . . . . t
fine organization, liana music
will have a. large share in the I
musical iesuvais or uie aistnct
tor-the future no doubt, let us
""i"""1 ' 1 uooeu uy me uovernment, will
Saturday night at tM "Y" a w moved this week to Toledo
local vaudeville sketch was Or., to be used as a repair shop
pulled off. Some very fine solos tot tha Warren Spruce Company
were given by a former Grand i A. G. Browne, manager of the
Opera Star Private Apollo,' ana Kisqually-Russell Car and Loco
a hfehlv unified Patriotic-talk bv .mntlvA Wmim ,.,i, .
soloists, add to nearly evsTy
good program at the "Y".
The Toledo Army Y. M. C. A.
in doine- a. fin ft lob in an ednra-
tlonal, social aind reHgtous way,
W Secty. Fletcher says that he
nnpeta othWIr enninnipnt wHh.
jta a fciw days and then Bports i
I'wlll start in for earnest.. Boxing
(basket ball, volley' "ball and
OTe8tHr.i2 will add greatly to the '
about tha district has been ham. ,
" "
ipered this past week on account
of the influenza ruling, although
I .,... . , V ...
a umuec amount is Dcmg ac-
COninHhirl each dnv Oonprallv
thi diHirlrt hn liPPn vrv irrntl.
fyfclgi
Kn
lng.
. . . .
n M r fri n M r yHrln .y 9 Ann
an iiinujr Y.mn mi u.ni-
ndations have been forthcom-.
Jazz Murray arrived Tuesday
to spend ten dayB in the district
.among the camps. He is a live
men will appriciate. No doubt
his work will bo limited but he
is the type that will got the most
out of small opportunity.
ELEVEN YEARS AGO
O. I.. Cray of Newpoit attend-
ed Maso..ie loi!gj h"rc? last Mon -
,(iay night,
T. II. Ilondn
g went to Albany
.yttierduy morniiih'.
ri,iniiiU-Kiniii.r i.Yin.u Tlumin.
SIXl was down irom balado Fi i -
,uay ni;;ht.
Miss Saia Crahen wcui U
roillan.l t-'atiiulay liiorning for."-- '
!1 w eek S Vl!-il.
! -''r- 'r:- '. I'. Soule ie-,'
,ui :ut' Stiiifitay evening Irom a
. visit at ( i.fvalllrt.
iianUer iu'ii .,ir;. Ihumas1
MVHO HI t Ol'ValHrt Clt.U' ill ci:
Wi'diii'rfilpy tviMiinj-'s iii.in.
Mis. A. (). lKH'l;er went In Pi
oneer it.riav marniiK' ior a
vlsit Wit h i l'ic:ul. .
-II'. Mm Mi s H. . inc. ill
departed yesU i day liuiniiiig for,
()sv:iit. N. V.. Vilwiv tlicv will!
jsprad (lie winter.
Mai ri-d -Stiii:!.;.. Oct. 13.
at 4 I) ClOCK p. 111., Ill the Home j
(f the llT'de's lKlPVllt .Mr.'Kllll.T
I MlaWOl'tll to Miss MtHKIe I lorn
''Tn.
Duy W. S. S
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
There is a constant amd steady
inquiry for houses to rent in To-
IfKlo
Wm. Parker of Albany has
been visiting relatives in this
county this week
rnl T .1. Unford was hi Tole-
do Saturlay receiving the com -
,a,,r,,. nf lila frloiwtrt lmnn hit
is embruc- appolntm in to the office cf ag-
ii; iTcclm-t'ent at Siletz.
Victor Hurt came over from
Corvallis on business last Satur -
day nnd maiie a stay or mrce or
Ira Wade left for Newport Sat
urday evening nt which place he
will attciad school this winter,
..
Ag nt Beal Gait her and wire vumuy ierK:
,were over from Siletz Mia first I L. J. Nally and Iura B Mc
of the week visiting relatives. In tosh, both of Newport
Wallace Fish, a little eon of T. f - '
P Fish had the misfortune to South Beach,
Lak both the bones of his left J J MIsa. I Walker, of WaM
forvarm last Tuesday. j1
Married At the residence of Fralzer M. Ball and Inez D.
the bride's parents In this city, Anderson, both of Toledo.
Ion Sunday, Oct. 17th, 1897, Jay
Dunn, and Miss Eva Dick J. A
'Hall offlciatinlgi.
I
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NATION TAKES OVER shop
I ' VVCK SHOP
Tacorna Plant Will Be Moved To
spruce Belt at Toledo. '
(Oregonlan, Portland)
The. -plant ot the NIstjuaHy-
niussell Car aiud Locomotive
ftVbrkfl, Taooma, recently nur-
The Nisqually plant has been
in Tacorna nine years and has
been) one of tho nm,,,, tn'
stUntlinc i, u..
-o-o-c
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SOLD LAST FRIDAY
t 1,8 R!
Sawmill
.VothAiiiZJ i, iasi rnaay
tne "if'low Doan Lbr. Co., of
"dlner' !uig over the
as sol;i last Friday
?5onie!J of le lui at once.
JYlPRRTa llni'llno .,.! c w ,
... mm onimi
'I7nirnl'M '''m Friday
evening, and Mr. IhiwkHn M
that ii k.j .,, .
,e natl I1?1. ytt decided just
. ai newo"'d next, or where
wou,(1 loc:ito- We would like
to ee Mr. I awk na nut In.
.u . - ...tn !... ... . ., .
' 'u u.i an-
" ' l"c 1 ou,uy-
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A,LR?P MAKING
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Thi Soui.he.ni Pacific Co. Js
making many improvements to
its depot and yards here in To
l"do, ,rt wr:i r.i ;;! ,nt t';e -i-u,ie
liiu from hoie to Corvallis.
The steam shovtl has bo;n
working Uie ,ast two week3
(j,i4i(inig ,ur a new sjiir on the
oast sil1.1' )f "'f main line. Thi;
, i"" t-xir jhi from yecomi
,rur'-1 1 J umn Bticet, whore it
Will COIlll.v: 1111 Willi III.. Innir
!'iir at i;..
a:ii.-i Spruce Co"a
v-arehou ,:
, Tll4- platfonn has
all
1 " "i aau is ncmir hlled
,'" wi, Kiael, ,v lih a tup coat-
ec !;:(.
v.;!l bo p'i! ;i jut
i''l. !;n li nt en
e w:M.-r l.cie. A
'ccted Lit t.
' -i liallaK'oil
-i:i.;', I.'.tclvi have
V.-'-al t:':'f s lio-
-,!! C.i!l
is 1,1
l! ii ;
I I
'.I
IV.C-., I-
c a ii. I HniiiHiii, an,i
is ii.'i'i1: 'jot ready to
of I lie output from
V"l ' in:;-
'la'ro care
ti e !)!.' n. ill
r.uy w.
.GOVERNMENT MILL
SAWING JANUARY 1st
. 1 KOVerilllKMIt
Thi
spruce mill
here.
tlie ) L'L'(Kl mill !.
the
Aorthwest, is rappidly ncarl
'" ne main structure
is elevem hundred feet long, with
numerous wings, etc. It le three
stories in height, and WllPM rnm.
l,,ctcI the lajest labor
avins devices, for the manufac-
mmucr. i ne main saws
- 1jo,12 lluh ,);n,l rg. each
llriv:n "y lts individual electric
nuiui. m maeninery will be
l'l"cuiiy unven. sixteen bon-
'01 - 8 J now on tha ground for
Use 1,1 ""e power llOUSW which In
1Q bui,t- w nre Informed
Ithat ho 11,111 wl11 employ 2100
",c" to tne sni't.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
The following marrlacj ii.
.censses have been issued hv th
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