Lincoln County leader., January 24, 1919, Image 1

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VOLUME 26
TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24ih, 1919
NUMBER 49
SILETZ
EDDYVILLE
The Salmon River mallcarrier had '
quite a time reaching Taft with Sat-!
urday's mall on account of trees
across the road In many places.
Two big spruce trees lay full kngth .
Til A rtWQTl lr.ai,A .A J i
Mrs. Carl Davis, and little daughter, lncorr(!Ptlv prrnMnn, 4Il "T :
Carta, of Newport, have been visiting Wd M, '
a.t thft nnmft sf Mr. And fr nv .. '
Chandler during the week.. . - . !u2 f E"f the Schner m,Mn,r
' ha8 returned after the usual Christy it a complete blockade
The Influenza epidemic at SHotz has mea V"oaUon. 2 Miss Wlnlfied Mc- The wire swing bridge across the
wbout run lta course, and wo don't Br,do' wh spent the holidays here ' river was badly damaged by the wind
anticipate a return of It. .The Chinook wlth hcr Parents, has returned to Cor- Irriday night.
iwlnd and rain etorm had much to do ' 'vaIIlB' where she will resume her Miss Faye Merclcr who was visiting
in diiiipating the disease. About 150 Btual09 at O. A. C.
wues occured on the reservation i B- Hunt ' 'n receipt of a tele
bmong tho Indians and whites! The gram- ,rora his i Clifford, announo
tioafli rate was small, being enly about ln Ule latter8 orrival fan New York,
i per cent. Thei plan from the start frcml France- Mr- Hunt saw activj
was to isolate and quarantine the sick, Bervlce m the Artillery Division, and
and to prevent the assembling of 1EB unoet. out '" returned to
A Morning Scene for Germans on the Mine
relatives at Grand Roinb, returned
hvue 7'liursday. Her .ts' . Mrs Whit
jiner iame along fo. a visit with her
pa -ents
t'.'iul Oj'.tPrton r"p-:r!i hia patients
tt tlie , Wheeler rancu, rapidly roor.tr
ing from the flu.
Frank Young is nuroln the Derby's,
who are tli down witii i:t flu.
Frank Murry was dji Votary work
at Tp.ft one day Iat -,voi!!.
Mr. Smith, the Newport merchant.
was a 'iift caller bevoiii days lust
u1 in the wind
crowds. The eick were put to bod and hla con'Panlr ltt time to take aatlve
kt.pt there for at least ten days, and (paPt m tast ba'llc ' the war.
the house was kept ot even tenipature, choste' Sparks, another EddyviHe
6ay about ,65 degrees. This was kept Boldlei'' waa als several engage
up day and night during tiie cold spell. Ul0nl8' twice In French advances and
ruMents were not allowed to go out onco ln an Amerlcal offensive. In his
In the cold air for any purpose what- ,asl n8aecment lie was sliot through week, and l slng his
WorA chill and a temperature of 101 010 ta9top and was ,n the hospital at ,iorm
to 103 was a-auffcient cause to put the Ith6 Um0 tne altice was signed. Ja:k Troi ion nod ni.t Kentta were
persoa to bed. Tlie people knowing Earl Wollln "h to have re-, Taft visi"-rs during t.ie wind jtorni.
the tJahger of the disease complied olve1 hla discharge last woek, la quar- jThey got " witness nn angry ocean
wininly with these requirement. The amme(, ln the hospital at Camp Lewis and rough bay while here,
treatment is simple and effective. In- j'llh. cace of measles. ', Ernest Bone, Joe WeBlow, and
fluonza of Itself seldom causes deatli, Fred Stre,Iar ha received his dis- ChaJ. Robertson entertained a few Pvt Dewey Jackson home again, (he
It boing the complications that kill. charSe from erv!ce and is cn his way boys with music, violin, piano and having roceived his honorable dls-
It Is gczi rule to keep the patient YW wom LP t-uus. banjo, at the Robertson homo Thurs- charge from Fort Stevens.
ln bed during his entire Illness. Phy-' m- ana Mro- v- "lon departed day evening.
Blcians disagree as to the causes of ,ast week for PortJana. "hero they Mr. and Mrs. John Lankford, who
the disease. Come eay tliat it is caused W,U be emPloyei during the winter. ! have been, visiting with his mother
by only ono germ, while others con- Mr-and Mr. Virgil Loudon departed !at Taft, are returning home to Salem.
twnd that it .a three kinds of bacteri ,artC1' a ,everal weeks' visit with Mr.
This Is the picture that greeted Germans as they looked from their windows on recent morningsi
when Yank victors "with colors flying" marched up to the Rhine. This color bearing group Is from the
. Milk A ..A III iL. TTt a. a 1 a-v 1 i i . .... r
r ii m nriuierj ui ino r uai America uinsion uKen as iney came up to tne famous stream to rule Geo
, nan soil until the term of peace are made when Cermany will then start to PAT.
MERELY A MISPRINT
,
Salem, Or, Jan. 20th, 1919
Editor Letdcr:
.Friend Hayden:
h the last Uauo of tho Leader you
Lincoln County contributed $448,050 Ma'or 8 "easase as published ln
LIBERTY YOAN FIGURES
that uroduce the disease. Bb this a ruatn pwent.
It may, it is up to the bacteriolgist to Lc''lna Wikefleld made a flying trip
anorailne this matter. This same dis- ,to Eddyv"1: Friday.
Mse was here on the reservation 28 ' C McBride has been called to
years ago, and the mortality then was senr!ce on the Fra. Jury, and will
muii .greater than now. The disease 'lcaTB ,or Portland January 25th.
waaYinrMr-uWlv ftl o m.v ir.n illB unerai service 01 uie le.te Mrs.
and old people. A good many old peo-
tyanuel, of Nortons, wa conducted at
Ha died that winter of the disease. 'tho EdJ,vllle cemetery. Friday after-
It was very cold winter and the snow
In th Siletz valley lay about one
foot deep aud on the high mountains
it was from ten to fifteen fee, de'.-p.
The mow went off with a- Chinook
lnd and a warm rain, putting the Si'
We were glad to get acquainted and t0 tha grand total of $38,362,650 of Ytt1u"ia Bay News, mill at Toledo is
wisa them a pleasant Journey borne. the Fourth Liberty Loan In Oregon. SP0"-1 ot aa having capacity of 75,000
Buy V. S. 8. ! Th number of subscribers in the - 8 hours."
county was 6,532. The over-subscrip-! Tllls ,8 a ml"Prlnt, my figures were
LO'WER SILETZ
I tion was 640.21 per cent. These 75."00 ft. in 8 hours.
Vn rr.a ti.ini, oM nures nave just oeen rccoiveo irotn u""-u":l' )uuli
v ik aiM sain w w J naiccy VU
Lower Siletz, but you tare very tadly state Headpuarters. The ofllclal corn
mistaken. . pilations do not chow the quota, of non-
Some storm we are having, but we banking centers. 'FINAL REPORT OF
are in hopes ther-j will bo no more: Followins is the statement of the, -j-HE; R)
for awhile couunun'.ties ot tn.o county:
-Buy V. 8. 8.
HARLAN
Lloyd Llllard came over from Philo
math Saturday evening to inform the
lots river up 33 feet abovo low water relatives of Ross Carmlchsl of
mark.
his
The river was a ;oi ij ratar- death. Mr. Carmlchel was well known big garden this sumnief,, iEftf.'p
George S. Fitzpatrtck made a trip
to Siletz the other day.
Alvah Strcme has boen papering
his sisters house. " " ' "
John Lloyd has been plowing his
rj-den. ii exncctlng to raise a
I
Newport quota $32,760, subscribed
B. F. Jones.
CROSS
The final report of the Rod Cross,
$341,700, number of subscriptions 4,366. not including Newport, Ag.ite Beach,
I Toledo quota $37,296,Nubscrib')d and South Beach, clvei a total mera-
$10C',SU), nuwiber of subscriptions 1,166. bershlp of l,t9. Toledo ha 18 more
I n 'name added to tho list and Wlnant
MRS. LONG DIES
has IS which should hare been In-
,rw" lree carae oown- ana we here formerly living on -what Is now i Haiiau James and Frank fludson
iistn drift swept the big government th M. D. Bracdorberry placa Mr. ent to Portland Wednesday. They
uiiuSB ry, ln wvm oum ocrot wo Carmlchcl died in Corvallls January have ust got over (the flu,
"""- oiuiui i7ui. He leaves a wife and two child-
p:ace. Tne ina'.ana in order to keep
AT SAN FRANCISCO lued ln ''ei report last week. This
,JB lor all of Lincoln County, with the
warm went, during the big snow, into
their sweat houxet. Tho house was
eloael up, except a little hole at the
top to let the smoke out The rocks
were het up with fir to a red hot
rcn. Mrs, Carniichel was formerly
Miss Clara Rldenour.
James Rldenour went to Corvallis
Monday to see his slstar, Mrs. Ross
Ccrttrjlchel.
Jetse Daniels, Riely Young and Chas.
V - - . .1. , .
lno con, reraovea. ana on tiiese Cator with & crew of mea took advan
rockn water was poured, and then the 'tage of tho high water and ran their
bough of spruce, fir and hemlock were logs down Spout Creek,
placed. The Indians woull lay and The Black School has been dosed
weat and chant and sing his medi- on account of another case1 of "flu" in
cin songs to tho Great Spirit, that the district, Mri. J. M. Poolo being the
ho might gftt wclL This iweat would victim this time. She is now recover
often break up the cold. We called iDg.
Uito disease tlie la grlpp or influenza. Messrs. Rldenour and January have
Thii sweating with the rich balsam been hauling lumbar from tho Hath
bonght w benlflcial,, but going into away mUl ror Mr . Holly a newcomer
! cold river water after, no doubt ln t!ler neighborhood,
cwised the death of many persons .The The bridgo over Fleglos Creek on
Indian wrnw had separate sweat tho Payne ranch 13 nearly completed,
hoases for themselves, made a good ' clarence Davis is reported 1U and
Meal nicer and decorated with beauti- u now , tho hospU, ftt Cftmp LeWla,
tul Upfcs tries, etc., and different tyle Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Young have pur
of adornment The women are always cilased a Chalmers car.
nealw and ulcer than the men. The' The teocher and chlldrou of the
.women Used wt cnted. aromatic, cract school are preparing a program
bertw in their sweat housee, and In ,a biaket social to be trlven In the
a sort but plaintive voice chant their noar future.
oust to the Great Sptrtt to mak and t .
Vep them well, perserve their health 0 0 0
ttn keep thev and their friend from
( "dying. The women would not plunge
In coM water Kke men, but dresied
We are till glad to see Leota Wheel- ,Mt, where they made thtir home until
tor again1. labout eight years ago. Mrs. Long s
Leota Wheeler, Harlan James and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mns.
TAFT
Word was received recently by Mrs. en:cpt-n of tlie places -above Lamed,
IA. E. Fearn announolng the death of ana which nave not icnt In their re-
We hear Harley Taylor is back on ter mother, Mrs. Catherine Long at ports os yet
Siletz, fixing hia launch up and he ex-'her home In Son Franciaco, on Jon-
peots to start carrying the mall ln a 'uary 9th, death being caused by Pneu-1
few days. , monla I
Alvah Stroma was fixing the tele-' Mrs. Long was tho wlfo of John
phone lines Friday and Saturday. bong, (hey being pioneer residents of T..-.t. h.,..k w. spite of 1.1. knowlodie of the danger
.Ir.h.railirnt lTa ' . -w.v m uo-
MR. MIDDLEKAUFF
RECEIVES WORD
OF SON'S DEATH
(Corvallis Oazotte-Tlmes)
Mark Middlckauff met his death Sept
15th, while flying a Do Havlland air
plane near ChaUllon on tlie Marne.
This ofllclal Information came to Mr.
Middlekauff yesterday after he had
written two letters to the War Depart
ment to find cut the truth. This is the
first official notice the family has had
I of the death which -occured four
months ago and which Mr .Middle
kauff knew of at the time thru an
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette-Times.
The War Departmint ha
hot yet notified Mr. Middlckauff, and
ie letter he roceived is from Mark'
coionoi in reply to letters of Inquiry
sent to him;
(Accompanying the letter wa a pho
tograph of the grave utiowlng a mon
ument with Mark's name and record
chisled thereon and some beautiful
floral wreaths placed there by the
grateful French. From Uie letter it
Is learned that Mark reported that
the airplane he was required to takn
was faulty in construc tion, that it did
ot balanee. That he was ordered
STFPWTM irtr.AM Dieffre
, . , rnjtg t0 mu!e tile flht nnywiiy teems to
Steve Locan passed away at thn Cur. be 'he Inference, for he made It In
Utm Miar AuvitncF hoca alirtlt 9S WAfiTQ
iiu in me n3sn oornooa. we efre in go. iney raura u a, yi. .
hopes Dere will be no now cases. road land out near the foot of tPioneer
Ha hia which he had properly reported. A
boen ln a critkal -jonJItlou for somn Sreat quantity of these faulty airplane
tlme and his dtitli wa not altogetlier were h'PPed to France and the
unexpected. T.ie remains were brought .Hhes report refer to the fact that
to Toledo and li.termicnl had in the :phlng had to order a number of
'them rejected on account of their be-
- . .1 V H . , " " v.wwiw.,. " J
Franit Hudson, wer down an spent I a. ream cesma m . v" - Doceased wa. 65 v, of r Jn wa faulty that they were danger-
the evecing with. Mis Scott Sunday, present time.
Albert Toberer went to Sllots Fri
day end came home Saturday.
We hear that Tom Chatt will tooon
be home.
Tony Wcslow has been carrying the
mall for a few trips, while Harley Tay
lor overhauls his boat.
OTIS
Mrs. Long was 82 years om at ma
Kimo of her death. "il Mr. Long is
Hnow 85.
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SERVICES
Services will fio held af. tho Catholic
Church, next Sunday, 10 A. M. Ser
mon from the Gospel.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all. rather Henry
has.Aeen a resident of this county for ,PUI
a great many years, 'being hew in tne I
highest esteem' by all who knew him
Wolll did the wind blow? seem to
tuid went home. They show more tense be anktd by everyone. An. I should
than the men. It wa unbecoming and ny It did, regular sand storm with It.
lllbred tor the women, to occupy the No one slept around Taft, but no ser
me sweat house with the men. At lous damage was done, only roofs blew
that time we never heard or thought off of small building,
of a mask, and the diaease did not seem Jasper Luce went to Millport to
to spread aa much then a now. No work ton the Siletz mall carriers boat,
tiiaaKt are worn at 81Ieti except by the which was out of commission.
undertaker, and by (Mrs. Alec Catfish, What's become of the telephone ltreT
who say she wants to be In fashion No one talking now since thn wind
with outside people. The meek may be storm.
considerable of a fakir like some po- Hoyt Parnielo is reported cinvules-
pie who carry a potato in their pocket clng.
to keep off rheumatism. It satisfies Clias. Hyde and wife are reported
the wind and Ii v kind of Christian hotter, both recovering from the nu.
Sclonce, and Is therefore a kind of Mr. and MtVi)orby have the flu
protection. at Millport.
Bern to Mr. and Mrs Burton, Jan.
14th, 1919, a ion.
Thl neighborhood ha boen lucky
so far not to have any cases of "flu."
But iMr. Ralph Winter and family of
Pitner have It quite bad, but are ro
pe rted ia gaining along nicely.
- Jake Hlgley and daughter, Stella, ex
pect to leave on the 20th fcr Marsh
field, where they will spend the bal
ance of tho winter. M)r. Higley lias
eoJd his team and wagon.
The Devil Lake school board n&J
succeeded In rocuring a teacher, school
having started last Monday.
Alex Krai or went to his Tillamook
"county ranch and brough back several
head of cattle to feed this whiter.
Mis H 'iraa Hill ot Tart U now em- Dr. Curtis, the Eva SoeciaKSt,
pioyea at tr.e nome or Mr. May Burton, wi be jn Toledo on Feb. 27th
doing general house work. , ' xtar lha -vonino- train arrive
Augost Ford from Grand Rondo, and wm be prcpared to fit glasses
brought In three four horse loads of unti th, departure 0f the noon
freight for hi store on Salmon River train on the 1?tn at the office of
last week. Dr Burgess, He is prepared to
The neighbor, wen Ul glad to see fjt ga98e8 an(j guarantee them.
AT THE MOVIES
SATURDAY NIGHT
MARGUERITA FISCHER
(Th Sllvarton Girl)
IN RECKLESS SUSAN
Also 1 Reel Comedy
CUNCAY AND. MONDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "Mrs. Dane's Defence"
CLUB HOUSE GIVEN CITY
BY DEPARTING SOLDIERS
The 94th and 101st Squadrons do
parted Monday evening for Vancouver
Barracks to be munternd out. Before
leaving the boys mode the City of
Toledo a present of their line Club
House. Tills building which cost be
tween $3,000 and $4,000 to build wa
dedicated to the poople of the city of
Toledo and her returning Soldier Boys,
a a token of esteem from the boy ot
the Fourth Provisional Rosiment. . The
departing boy said they certainly ap-
Above Shows, adults 20centS, P"clto the treatment accorded them
ihildren, 10 ooiitB. our, citizens and are glad of this
chance to show their appreciation.
0 -o-o 1 The men in ado many friends while
roriMrov dav nv .,,era u0 ll,ulr fauillar fac he
vKbAMbK Y rAjDAY '.adly missed, although a number of
UAUi lMANUtD u,, hgve ,igmoi tnelr intention
By action of the (officer of the To- of "roto here to kx-ato, bolng well
ledo Creamery, pay checks will be f'1" wth r mild climate, and
avullablo hereaftor on the 10th and Ut t0 bPPortunltles created here
26th of each month. to hulldlng f the big mill.
Conr.d ChrlstlinMn, Mgr. I Several of thorn have suhoorlbed for
w fl fl tlie Leader to keep In tojch with
CARD OF THANKS
I thank the friend of Nortons and
also of EddyviHe for their kindness
during tho sad hour ot my angel,
mother.
Daughtor Anna Cline,
Norton, Oregon
event in Lincoln county.
o-
CARD OF THANKS
W wlsli to thank our many friend
for the ktrdnoss shown us juring th
Illness and los of our little ot.e.
D- E. Follitt and family.
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