Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, January 24, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextE32353l-INCOLN COUNTY LEADER. TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1919 . ON ACTIVE SERVICE details anymore on that, except to saiy glng, tc. accompanied by beautiful W"! (,;"S vk that for nine, days and ten nights, the lady artist.- Edward Warburton."' Mire. F. A. Premuter the mco? j . Dlv." battled tult 1nto. history , faicy Clog-dancing by John SJ, Wie ot Mrs. H. A. Norton, has Just W nA' big reputation; fighting very frup. M. Wlerup offers five dollars to celved'the following 'Ibttor from her';i'n,'"ito. 11 dead on our feet and nearly Janybody who will out clog him. Com soa, R. E. Freemster,. written from starred and all sick from lying in mud jwtitlon open to all of the white race. Belgium on the 27th of Nor. Ho is a water for so long. We weie re- (Jars accompaniment). meaner or thej famous Met Division Moved at nine P. M. and hiked all Y and conrected with the Rezimental in. bight and were aurehaDnvto cat inek.1 telUgence Section cf the 364th Inf. put, and away from tho whine of the Mr. Norton's brother has been do- bullets and the ecrecch of shell and corated with the French Croix de Sunder of big guns all" around us. Guerre.. (Then we went Into Belgulm and here. ' . J? I"6 wer pushing Jerry until the mm- Mue lbeeko, Belgium, Nov. 27, 1918 ute .tfce wa, eigned. Well Dear Mother: . , - , . wen nere goes aj letter for every- from the railroad that's going to take '"Dear Old Vancouver Barracks". ZZ 1 . ' may hack to Le Mans, France, between tar accompaniment, nave a Chance to write again for some tog Hovre wiii M-obablv I ' " " KUBVJShl TlUKi UUL TKa k 11. II.. - 1 I I " i It to lust mother Av f . '. u wo "m ,"ElIia Crossing the Ice". Just from Mattoon iiM uvuia ukuiu tutu i us. We can now toll lots of things that 'It Spirited Debate Tho advantages fend disadvantages of army life, by Snitgen and Watts. In the event of a draw to be settled by four round bout, one os, gloves. Dr. Snitgen will thenv lecture ' on the care and culture of Flu Germs. Solo By Corporal Wm. L. McKnlght Qui- . NEVVPORT FLCJRIST " Cut Flcwers and Potted Plants; Funeral Designs A Secialty. Phone 2651, Box 204 Newport, Or . J f you bef chaf SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon for Lincoln County James S. Cooper, Plaintiff vs Alf Caton; Jessie Cannon and J. H Cannon, her husband; Frank Haines; Carrie McKenney and Oral McKenney, her husband; Laura Mattoon and Jolin Ulancne roru har h unhand IUODIU( 1 11 U UW UUIIl . Kill ....... uuu, - - .. . ... .""Sf " the New York Orpheum Circuit by Al- r l O J miu V. i - J husband: Mary (Mamie) Turnldge and I t iwrfl 8tUft t"aIeht May be,m ea h-t old Statuo of Liberty Baritone Selection by Chris Thor r ' looms p In the fog, I'm going to tura gaard "She's far Away in Dear Cor- 1U mue,OB3KO i50Igium, looae a yel, We were on the ne w,a vaiiis.-. Accompanied by Glee Club. nave Dcen in BolKlum about a it, , a . . . - " m " vv w i PnAmv"Mamf., T T T T Hv I nr. point la Itself. There are thousand .. vn hi wri tmm tii ri umiKB nilBX I TB got. TO veil .ainBPAnPn ,mnn tlm PnllRh Rnllna you that', even more Interesting, arid ,fop tt. nart,ruln. ocnfta,0. mure experiences jun.'as good, DUl I (can't write a complete novel hero. I ot some of Jerry's gas and had men month and have "gone or the top" twice in that t!mo. We fought the Fritzice and drove thorn from Ypros to tJruxcr.:ie, Fighting In Flanders hasen't btnn much but a grand foot race, for lhat was the beginning of the end of the Germans and we had them on the run all the time; however, It Is no joke when Jerry gets himself planted (rver a ridge and dumps ebout a hundred tons of gas, schrapucl, and high explosives on us, before It gets to hot for him and he lias to dig out again. I'll go back to our first baltlo which was really no fighting at all; It took place two months and two weeks after we loft Cr.mp Lewis. It was at St Mehlel. We were In reserve a few miles b, lilad the front Hue where we had to take all tho Jerry's high ex plosives without being able to answer him back. We were there for a few days dug In, awaiting orders to re lieve tin front line. But we got dif ferent orders and another division took our place, and wo wero withdrawn and moved Into tho famous Argonne Forest Of course you have heard of the Ar gonne fight. That was us. W lay In the Forest for four or five d.-.yg with the famous let Prussian Guards fac ing us over the most hilly, torn-up, jungly forest that could possibly be Imagined. Exactly throe months after we left Camp Lewis, we put over a five hour barrage and at four o'clock In the morning we went "over the top'' with our. own trtUlery barely clear ing our heads; and say those old shells sounded good even It they were bitting trees and taking chips off tho hill Chanty "Piloting on the Sllclz 'River", by our famous Arkansas Sky Iblown to atoms within reach of meipilot Peter Vandergrift. 'and I guess I arj n lucky little devil, don't you? I've seen the big fight and oow I'm ready to go home. I probab- Final Selection "Dear Old Toledo", Professor Young and Orchestra. 9:00 P. M,. Opening of Grr.nd March 12:00 P. M. Lunch served by the ladles of the famished Soldiers League Cruchcd glass and nut shells will be ly wont bo able to write asaln for 'and Daace led by Grand Marshal vZr- aome time, but I feel "Jake" and I'll hwn soon oo duck, une 01 my souvenirs is a French Croix de Guerre, given me for helping a poor chewed-up French soldier, with both hands shot '.erTei off, adjust bis gas mask. But that makes a etory In Itself. I will stop now with lots of love to alL It. E. Feemster, H.Q.Co.,364Inf. Regt Intel. Sec. E. L. (Chapman, a resident of west ern Benton County, died some time Monday at the family home a few miles (east of Summit, following a brief Ill ness from pneumonia. Mr. Chapman is survived by a widow and several children. Deceased Is well known In Hhls county having formerly resided on the fillets. TRY ITI CPINQ THE THING THAT CANNOT ' BE DONE STOLEN FROM THE PEAVEY - Following are some items tak en from the Soldiers' paper, The Peavey. Somebody said Wiat it couldn't be done. But he, with a chuckle replied, That may be It couldn't but he'd not be one Who'd say so 'till he'd tried. po he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid It. He started to sing, as be tackled the thing That couldn't be done and he did it. Somebody scoffed: "Oh, you'll never do that t t m U V. I ,.1 n 1M J. J. lurillUKU, lier liuouuuu, uumi .... jAyles and R. A. Bensell, Defendants. To Alf Caton, JesBle Cannon and J. H. Cannon her husband; Frank Raines; Carrie McKenney and Or 1 McKenney, her husband; Laura Mattoon and John Mattoon, her husbund; Blanche Ford and W. P. Ford, her husband; Maggie Fromerey and Felix Kremcrey, her husband: Mary (Mamie) Turnldge and J. J. Turnldge, her husband; John M. Avles Lnd R. A. Bensell, the above named defendants: In The Name Of The State Of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff In the above en titled suit now ou Illo in the office of of County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon, which above entitled suit Is pending In the Circuit Court of f.te said County and State, on or before the day last named in the order for the publication of this summons mnrte ty the Honorable I. R. Miller, Coun'y Judge of Lincoln County, Oregon which said order and time for answering said summons are hereinafter referred to, to-wlt: On or before six weeks from end after the date of t'ao first publica tion hereof; end, You ore hereby not! fir 4 that If you fall to appear and answer :,-e said com plaint as herein required, for want thereof, the plain' IT will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief de manded In plaintiff's coinphlnt. to-wlt: For a decree of said Court tMt plain tiff's title to the followlnn described real property, to-wlt: Beglnlng at a point that s nl rods north of the snuthwes ' " ner of the northwest quarter c section eleven In township eleven south of range eleven west of tho Willamette Meridian, running thence east 16 rods, thence north 60 rods, thence west 16 rods to the section lino, thence south on said Boctlon line to the plnce of begin ning. 1n Lincoln County, Oregon, is good and valid; that you the said "The more a man knows about genu ine tobacco, the surer he is to see the value of Real Gravely in compar ison with ordinary plug," Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in. pouch. Good taste, smaller chew, longer life is what makes Genuine Gravely cost less to chew than ordinary plug". Writ to: Genuine Gravely DANV1LLG, VA. or fooif t o.t chewttt Plt- MMEATSf (i POULTRY I Toledo Meat Co. The following Is the Thanksgiving where we were located, for by tho time of 80th Squadrol, oa -uty wlth we were ready to- go over cur Big I Bertiiu wore sweeping batteries off Company ln the mI at M1 port IMU HIU1J Wll 111 UUVUIICU Ul US. We went up against the pick and prldo of tho German Army, with thous ands of machine gun nests hid every where. We hadn't more U.an gone through our own wire cither, before they begai shelling our rocd end ma chine guns were sputtering out of the tog. Many a poor fellow loct his life ln the first five minutes. Well we drove, dug captured and fought them back for nine kilometers that Cay, and took thousand prisoners. That night we du3 In on Vlery Riuse. Of course you knew that my soctlon Is the observers for the Regiment, which means that with our big observers telescope, we must keep the German front line under constant observation and send back exact map co-ordinates, of enemy batterloa, machine gun nest, or strong points, also Uiolr front line. The first day we travelled so fatrt that we could not establish an observation poet (P. O ) so that night our little section of nine men and oaf Ueuter ant wcul oui on a rocoualauuce patrol to locate the enomy first lino. We were dug In on the rlrge on a plain and Jerry holding dense wood, with "No Man's Land" about a kilometer wide bcteween us for the night. Our section started out at eleven o'clock P. M. but couldn't travel fast for Jer ry was shooting up lights and b!g flow er pots all the time, and vWhea one of those thinrs go up. It changes night Into day for a minute or two. After several hours we got to where we could bear the Buches moving around la the underbrush, and so we decided (t was time to r.o bacK. About half way back our hair stood on end; when off to our left, we hoard suddenly, "help, help, Bodies, Boehci," then a hot and all was still. We drew our automatics and carried thorn ready for action. Then one of Jerry's big flow er pot went off and we flopped and took a look around but there was nothing in sight, we went on a few teps farther and all of a sudden, "rata tat tat tat,'' an automatic rlflo opened tip on us not thirty feet away. We dropped again and were lucky enough Dot to lose a man, but tbey wore sure knocking dirt in our eyes. We had an Idea that rt was one of our own out-guards, so we called out, "hold your fire, tills is an American Patrol," and believe me it was music when there came out of the dark a voire In Iho good old U. B., "come on In, Is thoro anybody hurt?'' Well tho next day wo iut Jerry back alx moro kilometers. I cau't go Into ,the Willamette Valley Stock & Land SI- lets Bay, Oregon, and was copied from an old poster we found while scouting around that region and we give It as found: At least no one ever has done it": Bii'h tv fr m. ., ..it h. ii, .if defendants and each of you, have no .... right, title nor Interest whatever, in or 'to said lands, or any part thereof, and And the first tiling we knew he'd that any and el! claims that you may i begun It. claim against said hinds is wrongful With a lift to his chln-nd a bit of a ?,no w"n" "B"r wnatever; mat you . ithe said defendants be forever de- " ' barred and enjoined from asserting Without any doubting or "quit It." any claim whatever in or to said lands He started to sing as he tackled the or Bry Part thereof ndverse to plaintiff hlne "id fr 8UCh other and further relief There are thousands to cannot be done There are thousands to prophesy failure; Juet start In to sing As you tackle the thing that cannot be done And YOU'LL DO IT! ANOUNCEMENT EXTRA-ORDINARY HEAR YE HEAR YE Professor Caribou Young's Shell Back Stringed Band and Symphony Glee-Club will hold their annual con cert and dance and joyfest at the Mill Port Armory at 3:30 P. M. Thanks giving Eve. Elegant speakers have been obtained at a great expense on current topics. PROGRAM 3:30 P. M. Seven course Turkey dinner. Served by the Ladles of Mill Port Commercial Club. 6:00 P. M. "Open Air Burst of En thusiasm" Hanging the Kaiser ln Ef figy by the Mill Port Vigilante com mittee on parade grounds. 8.00 P. M. "Opening address of wel come by Professor Caribou Young and Introduction of various speakers." Visitors will be searched on entering me armory ior extracts ana nre-arms. jB0(h brooded a great deal, too, Orchestra Selection "The Sllots -money m this business now." Squaw Rag''. Zazz Band Glee Club Ensemble. This summons Is published In the tell you It Lincoln County Leader, once a week for six consecutive and successive weeks, beginning with tho Issue of December 20th 1918 and ending with the Issue of Janunrv Slat 191!). imrlpr There are thousands to point out end pursuant of the direction contained one by one In an order made by Honorable It. R. The dangers that wait to fssotl you. Mlller. County Judge of Lincoln County nut lu.t hiiio n i,h . Kit nr . Oregon,-which said order was made But just buckle in-wlth a bit of a grin nnd entorcd on thf) oth day Qf D(jcem. Take off your coat and go to It; ber 1918. "Poor Jim has been sent to a lunatic nsvlum." remarked . Elmer C. McKln- fy of the 94th Squadron as he flourlsh- a razor over his customer, M. S. E. Phillip M. Hlcka of the 109th.' "Who's Jim?" asked the M. S. E. "Jim Is my twin brother, sir. He Hawkins 1 McClnskey, Atlorneys for Plaintiff. Poet Office Address, Toledo, Oregon. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY C1VEN Uiat the undersigned was on the 31st day of December, 1918, by the County Court cf Lincoln County, Oregon, duly ap pointed Administrator of the Estate of Herbert U York, deceased. AU persons having clulms against fald Estate are hereby notified to pre sent their claims duly verified and heDt broodln' over the hard tlme3. en' wlln lnH PrnW voupiiers. to the under- I 1, fl-.tl .. i! lfl.UU ii ll.U 1UM UHU.U ul biiclllng & I s pose he finally got craxy. u'aterbury In Toledo, Lincoln County, "Is that so?' Oregon, within six (0) months from "Yes; he and me worked side by e date of this notice. side for years, and we are so alike Dated "n. Published this 3rd day i-.. .u i. .u. r January, lms. k w. v,u.d. .n, ,JO rih. n v..i. m Administrator of the Estato of Herbert ,u York, Decoas-d. Hicks. ,., Speech Rise and Fall of the South- "What's the reason?" asked "Prices too low. Unless a customer takes a shampoo it doesn't pay to shave or cut his hair. Poor Jim. I Tv .. t t T nrtil 1 . i " -' .u muiirm., ur nuw . n .u ruiin l)ln trynR to cut a customer signed has been duly appointed by tne loieao baw-Jllll. Lleub t,. j. Hall. '.i,r. h.r..n ,. .r.r0,i .imMn the County Court of the Stnto of Ore- Instructive Lecture-Professor Young ao I had to have tho poor How locked I'0,' VlSriMmun& NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given thut the under DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK DRESSED AND CURED MEATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Highest Price Paid for Hides Come in and see us before shipping your hogs veal and poultry. NASH & BROWN, Props. Notice Dairymen The old reliable Independence Creamery has opened a receiving station at the old bakery build ing at the foot of Main Street, Toledo. Highest price paid for Butter Fat and a square deal to all. Come in. We want to see you. Station at Waldport will be operating by Oct- ober18th. INDEPENDENCE CREAMERY COMPANY Independence, Oregon. L, Flqwers and Fanna-Slletx River and the Life of the Pin-Tall Duck. Quartette Girls Glee Club "Oh You Salmon" Sljota girls and orchestra. This piece was composed by Enordms Caruso for this momentus occasion. Descriptive reading' Labor condi tions before and after the war by Murd Klngsley of East JUlh St. North Portland. Solo "On the Beach Just Out of Reach," -Enordlus Caruso. Mandolin accompaniment by John 8. Watts. Historical Selection By Sea Lion Charlie. Discovery of Mill Port and Its Prehistoric History. A short Do mestic Science talk on the care and cooking of Salmon Heads. Newsie Boys Quarette "Dear Old California,"- byV4rner,' Thorgaard, Telchera, snd Watts. ' "My past history on the Montana Rango, Fancy roping stunts, bulldog. of the estate of Levi W. Hunt. De- up. Make me sad. bometimes i reel teased. All persons having claims sorry I didn't let him slash all be against said estate are hereby required wanted to. If might have saved his to present the same to me properly reason. Shampoo, sir?" "Yes! v-. DR. A. J. HENDRY DENTI8T , Lady Attendant Office Hours: S to 12; 1 to 8 Evening and Sundays' By Appointment Office In Andrews Building Tolsdo, Oragon . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 04640 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon. December 20th, 1918. Notice Is hereby given that Warren C. Andrews, of Silets, Oregon, who on January 18, 1916, made Homestead En try No. 04640, for the nk inw'a NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMFNT Section zi, Townsnip a douwi. iuin iiiuLiiB nertsur iu . v mod notice of intention to max jelgned executrix of the estate of Rob- Lame-year Proof, to establish cUlm lert 8. Barclay, Deceased, has filed ln t0 y,, aboTa described, before Uhe County Court of Lincoln County, ,he Cer, of tne county Court for 8tate of Oregon, her final account asiugig County, Oregon, at Toledo, jsuch executrix of said estate and that .Oregon, on the 6th day of February, woiifled, as by law required, at Eddy- vllle, Orefon, within six mouths from Mate hereof. . Stated this 24th day of December, 11918. I Marlon Hunt, I Administrator of the Estate of Levi tW. Hunt, Deceased. ' INCOLN BOUNTY DANK (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, - OREGON DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DIRECTORS . O. E. HAWKINS C. O. HAWKINS J. B. BOOTH Interest en Tims Deposit EDW. J. CLARK Attorney-at-Law TOLEDO, - OREGON Monday the 3d day of February 1919 at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore noon of said day has been fixed oy aid Court as the time for hearing objections to said report, and the set tlement thereof. Eva J, Morrison, Executrix of the Estate of Robert . Barclay, Deceased. Hawkins A McCluskey, tttoraoys for Executrix. tT"yv 1919, Claimant names as witnesses: John S. Lloyd, of Stlets, Oregon; William 'cott, of Blletx, Oregon;' George Fits- Patrick, or Blletx, Oregon; Mary Flold ing, of Toft, Oregon. Proof made under Acts of June' 11, 1906,. and June 6, 1912. N. CAMPBELL, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The County Court Of The State OC Oregon For The County Of Lincoln In the matter of the Estate of Wil liam H. Pedlur, Deceased. . Notice Is hereby given that the van doTslgned has been appointed admm--Utrator of the estate of the above named William H. Pedlar, dttceasesV. and has qualified. All oersona tiavlnc claims against laid estate are herfttvpt reiiuireo io preceni them, with . tbi proper vouchers, within six monUuK from the date oil this notice to riHC admlnlotrator at Toledo, Lincolaif County, Ot egon. Dated and first nuhllhut hu day of January, 1919. ...... A. W. Morgarv Administrator of the Estate of Wlllianw H. Pedlar, Deceased, For Ladles or Gents wrist watches. Write P. M. Frnel; & Son. Jewelers Register. f Albany, Oregon. "-""