Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, June 11, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textu U u U U U - LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 11th, 1920 PAGE 3 DEBS, IN PRISON GARB, TOLD OF NOMINATION .it i.W3M k t Eugene V. Debs, Socialist nom inee for president, photographed with vice presidential candidate Seymour Stedruan as he was noti fied In the U. 8. penitentiary at Atlanta of nig nomination. Debs is serving a ten-year sentence for unputrlotlc .remarks duilug too period of the war. j SHE DEFEATS ADDING MACHINES IN TEST Mechanical mathematics has received a Jolt. The speed, ease of operation and absolute certain ty of correct answer from the adding machine was made to look tike a truck-horse, and all by this little 13-year-old Kansas City (Mo.) school girl. Her name Is Esther Kaplan. In recent com petition there she set an interna tional record as a lightning cal culator when she solved six prob lems In addition in 47 seconds and the machine with an expert demonstrator took one minute and 42 seconds on the same problems. Pour types of adding machines were used against the girl. , v PITCH LONGEST CAME Here are the two pitchers who Bet the new major league record by battling 26 Innings to a 1 to t tie, game called on account of darkness. ' It is Joe Oescnger of Boston Braves and Leon Cadore of Brooklyn. Both pitchers burled superb games, but sensational fielding saved both at times. The forms big league record was In 1918 when Boston beat Pittsburg in 21 innings. r.'- IM1 n -itf IM Km AN EXPLANATION! Two very unfortunate mistakes were made in connection with the "Blue and Gold," for which the management is responsible. Because that never before had there been s miliicriptlon list that would ab sorb the entire edition, we unthinking ly supposed there would be many copies to hold over again tlil3 year. Hence we failed to set aside a suf ficient number of copies to supply those who had already subscribed, but sold to all who asked for them com mencement evening. As a consequence when we started on our mailing list, we found there were twenty-two sub scribers who could not be supplied. However, we do not try to hide behind tha tnraminiF nn flXeUse Only Offer it as the reason the mistake was made. We propose to refund tne money to an mm fliihoTthprB thus affected We deeply appreciate the kind and sensi ble expressions or tnose we jibvb m rAmW Broken to about It. Indeed, many of them insist that we are wor ried more than they over the matter. Again, through our mistake (not the M.intor'ci nn advertisement was omit ted from the Annual. A firm who has been one of the very eest supporters of the H. S. goes unnamed la our ad vertising section. Th's is one of the gravest errors that could have been made, and the management desires to assure the public that so far as friendship for the T. H. S. no firm in this trade territory surpasses the P.trn Hardware Co. This is the advertisement omitted. Respectfully, w. a. tui. COURT PROCEEDINGS SYNOPSIS OF MAY ADJOURNED TERM OF COUNTY COUR" R. A. Anderson, hardware ..$ 4.0i II. n. Downing, mdse., work ...151.71 Fred Luethe, Waldport road wk.,423.P4 H. S. Porter, Eddyville rd. wk. 21.75 H. S. Porter, Nortons road work. 116.75 1-pfl Wade, lumber 2B0.72 K. W. Carson, blacksmithing . . 64.75 L. C. Smith Co., typewriter .... s.o It. S. Van Cleve. mdse 21.18 I. R. Payne, et al, BI3 Elk road Ed. Maucii, mdse 46 S0 R. L. Hathaway, et al, Spout frpolr road work 402.60 31.80 T.' 11, fi rionllnn Ttrtarri Big Elk Election Board .. .. u uu Kern Flw-tion Board 37.00 Bayview Election Board . . . . 36.00 Yaquina Election Board .. .. si.au Siletz Eleitlon Board 4 Ya.cha.ts Election Board 40.60 Taclfic Election Board ...... hi SO South Toledo Election Board . . 31 00 Alea Election Board M-0 Ttilnw-t.tnr TVwtlnn Board . . . . .n.SU Devils Lake Election Board.. 36.40 rtnu Lodea Election Board .. ot.uu South Beach Election Board .. 32.80 North Toledo Election Board . . 45.0U Little Elk Election Board .... ib.iu Nye Creek Election Board .... 46.80 Nashville Election Board .... 35.40 Rock Creek Election Board .. 34.00 Turn Turn Election Board .... 36.00 Beaver Creek Election Board . . 35.50 Five Rivers Election Board .. 50.60 Frank Huntsucker, road work 7.60 Guy Roberts, lumber . . . . '. . 124.61 C. M. Drake, grading 8th grade papers 10.50 H. A. Taylor, et al, SlleU rd. wk. 20.50 Hall Bros., mdse 42.86 J. R. Turnidge, Janitor .. .. 50.00 Standard Oil Co., oil 638.27 Jas. Kent, rent for election and fixing booths . .' 6.80 W. B. Hartley, burial Mrs. Had dock 66.75 Newport Transfer Co., wood for election 2.25 Clyde Equimpent Co., machinery 333.60 W. E. Simpson, salary, exp. . . 190.50 J. E. Taylor, et al, Elk City road work - 139.25 Fred Horning, draying 164.73 Thos. Pavery, Yaquina road . . 7.00 E. M. Stanton, running tractor 164.54 A. D. Dimick. Otter Rock road 42.00 Bu&hong & Co., supplies . . . . 60.19 Hodson-Feenaughty, machinery 333.63 H. Carr, Waldport road work 6.25 J. A. Peterson, work with grader 35.00 M. L. Cllne Co., machinery .. 21.63 Burk Machinery Co., machinery 102.81 EM. Flescher, et al, Newport-Si- letz road work 202.00 City of Toledo, water 18.00 Job. Sljota, et al, Newport-Si- letz road work 448.87 0. ' P. Shoemakaer, registering electors 1.60 F. N. Hayden, printing .. .. 344.00 E. C. Paine, rent of scow; build ing ferry landing 70.00 Geo. H. Wilcox, mdse. .. . 27.28 Arthur Nye, hardware . . . . 76.32 Forest Dept., work on Tidewater ' road 525.30 A. J. Stocker, et al, Newport road work 52.00 W. E. Watklns, sanis .. .. .. 46.25 CI U'dhlnlulfl eanio V9.V5 Chas. Carmlchael, work o& Siletz road 2d .5 Ord Castle, surveying 75.00 G. E. Aldrlch, running jyader . . 123.30 W. C. Cllne, running traror .. 12HII0 Fred Stelner, work 03 hUhway 103.75 f lora Pepin, Doaraiug mgiiwuy hands 226 33 Peterson Hdw. Co., pwtl., h'lwr. 445.85 B. Doyle, salary, expense as Highway Supt. 91.20 Toledo Meat Co., camp mem b8.79 C. A. Overlander, et al,-work on Ttiir Fllr TlcilA 311.86 Jplm Winkler, et al, Siletz road 150 00 S. E. Newkirk, clothing .. .. H.20 Lincoln Co. Bank, time checks 877.06 J. E. Sharp, mdse 64.24 A. M. Gildersleeve, mdse. .. 207.90 A. B. Claflln, running tractor . . 145.20 n TJ Mlllor anlarv. freljrht. exn. 217.92 Jos. Swallla, et al, highway work 3955.63 Howard Cooper Co., macmncry i4.4 Liberty Coal Co., highway coal 626.15 Guy V. Hays, et al, Yachats read work 314.65 J. C. Carson, lumber 15.60 H. Lutey, et al, Toledo roads 210.05 W. Brown, et al. Salado road 47.87 Grant King, Siletz road work 8.75 N. Nash, et al, Nashville rd. 120.25 qulna Electric Co., lights.. 1.00 G. H. Clark, et al, Five Rivers road work 50 31 C M. Warren, same 172.38 Chns. Nrowick, fencing road.." 20.00 A. G. Sthwar'.z, salary. "P- 157-50 Marjorle Ball, work In Asses sor's omce bb.m) Mary Geer, same 90.00 C. H. Lumber Co., lumber . . 30 24 W. C. Harding, work on bridge 1000.00 W. V. Keady, Waldport roads 6.25 F. W. Gerttula, Taft ferry .. 20.00 F. S. Murray, et al, work on Devls Lake road 16.50 Walrad & Paine, nails 7.00 Virginia Gardner, same . . . . 24.00 T. H. Horning, work on Otter Rock roads 67.56 A. L. Porter, surveying market roads 193.50 E. P. Bryant, same 70.20 Fred Stanton, work on roads 22.00 J. K. Olll, supplies 22.90 A. E. Marvin, et al, Siletz road 233.06 Roy MeMlllin, saw, picks' .. 19.50 Corvallis Flouring Mill, feed for highway teams 1062.07 W. F. Wakefield, commissioner 67.70 G. E. Heady, et al, Toledo roads 18.55 Pacific Brass & Steel Foundry, repairs for steam shovel . . 24.86 Jay W. Dunn, salary, exp. . . 108.70 Jay W. Dunn, freight 92.92 Pacific Telephone Co., phone . . 40.88 R. H. HOWELL, Co. Clerk WILL WEDDING BELLS MEAN CO-STAR FILM? V,t .-I The possibilities of DouslaB Fairbanks and bis new wife, Mary Pickford, .in a co-star film, that is, the two appearing together In some good production, is the talk of movieland, now that the two are married. "It would break all rec ords at the 'box office' from a financial point." Is the opinion, of. all producers amd managers. ANOTHER ARMY CHAMP Captain B'ob Roper, heavy weight battler tipping the scales at 208 pound;, is another glove wlelder who wants to brush Bob Martin and Sergeant Smith aside that he may get a crack at Jack Dempsey's crown. Former Champ Jack Johnson has tutored Roper in boxing. ICE-SKATING TITLE BACK TO NORWAY ntU ni?tri0;? un. Cham, f J?i2i ? -br. McLea t Chicago, failed to defend his world title In Nowit8 .f ra-ces ftt Christlanla, 11' .for ! Durse ' 30.000. The photo above is of the Eu ropean champion, Oscar Mathte on, who beat him, and who in Ir MScean.IaSt WM defeate4 lis . ' v M$K?rA fu S a i $4k 1 Cleaning and pressing done at Col vin's. C!ream Puffs everv Saturday at tha Bakery. L. A. Hulbcrt is a Portland vlnltar this week. J. S. Akin was rinun fmm Yrlrlvvin over Sunday. Geo. Andrews was nvpr fmm Or. vallls Sunday. Walter Hall was over from ihn As-. ency yesterday. : Sweet Cream for sain ot Mntiml Creum Station. Scott Lans was over from th Ao-J ency Wednesday. G. L. Perkins was a nnsnnncrof tir the Valley Sunday. Ben Jones was up from Newport Monday afternoon. ReV. Walter was rtvat. tm the Siletz Saturday. Mort. Abbev of Na ledo visitor Monday. G. F. CrUSOIl WftR n miauinrsr tr,r Portland Wednesday. Better see Colvln fnr tlmt nh nt July suit, only 23 days left. M. M. Davis of Eugene was a To ledo visitor last Saturday. Chas. Gildersleeve came over from O. A. C. Saturday evening. Joe Patterson waa up from the Re sort City Monday afternoon. Frederick's Oualitv jitnr. t. fled with a reasonable profit Frank Fogarty of Newport passed thru to Portland Wednesday. MISS Edith Sllmnnr ituno.uj t!,,! - -b'Ulll,U noon for her home at Bandon. iVIi. Sll-'!a Ttnl-tnn i1anni.lnJ t.t. ..w. v.... uT.,.m leu lint, noon for her liome at Sheridan. A. P. Warner of Tlilon of n. n.nn county seat visitor last Saturday. Dr. Carter, the Agency physician, was a county seat visitor Saturday. Chas. CarmlHipn! nf sum. Toledo visitor Wednesday morning. Mr. and Airs. I, I. la- ,... from Corvallis the first of the week. John Peterson and Fred Taylor were passengers for Portland this noon. Chris Larson was over from the Si letz Saturday in his new Briscoe Car Mrs. Esther Andersen and children were over from the Agency Saturday. You can save more than $1.00 per barrel on Flour at Frederick's Quality Store. ' Mr. and Mrs. Al Waugh and sor Lewis, were Elk City visitors last Sat urday. Forest Supervisor M. S. Durbln of Waldport was a Toledo visitor Wed nesday. It A. Bensell of Newport passed thru last evening enroute home from the Valley. Mrs. M. S. Collins and Miss Mar garet Simmons were over from the Siletz last Saturday. Mildred and Margaret Small of Elk City were visiting relatives In this city the first of the week. Mrs. O. F. Dlrkflnn ratlirnofl frntn the Valley Tuesday evening, being ac- companiea oy ner daughter, Alice. Supt. E. L. Chalcraft was over from Siletz Monday to meet Mrs. Chalcraft who arrived on the afternoon train. Mrs. Merrlweather returned to Port land Sunday after a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. L. McCaulou, In this city. Miss Eleanor ftrariv va, a MHaniu, for Portland Monday noon. Miss Bah onerwooa la CJiief Operator at the Phone office in her absence. Abe Abrama of Taft waa a 1Vlori visitor yesterday. Mr. Abrams informs us mat -ran is making arrangements for a big celebration July 4th. Why shin vour cream iwn nhi you can get the highest market price, casn on delivery, at the Mutual Cream Station, Toledo, Or. Fair treatment assured to all. W. S. Colvin, Mgr. Mrs. W. H. Martin of Nashville was a Toledo visitor Wednesday evening. Mrs. Martin left an order for posters for a big sale of livestock which they will hold on the 28th of this month. R. H. Howell, G. B. McCIuskey, W. E. Ball, C. E. Hawkins and F. N. Hayden went down to Newport last evening to attend the banquet of the Republican County Centrnl Committee which was held at the Abbey. Miss Suda Chambers arrived over from Alpine the first of the week for a visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ilamar. She wont down to Newport Inst evening where she will visit her grandmother, Mrs. C. G. Cope land. A. B. Slocum and two sons, of Siletz loaded a car with their household effects, farming machinery and live stock the first of the week. They went to Corvallis Wednesday where they will make their home. Lincoln county's loss 1 Benton's gain. County Agent Cooter accompanied by Claus Christiansen, W. R. Tindall, Wm. Oidenbery, of Toledo, and W. II. Martin of Nashville, drove out to Mon mouth, yesterday morning to take in tile G. G. Hewett Jersey sale. They returned last evening. Engineer C. R. Wright was up from Newport Monday. Mr. Wright In forms us that there Is now a straight channel along the south Jetty with 12 feet of water at low tide. The light house tender Rose made soundings when it was here recently. Rev. C. R. Ellsworth went up to Nashville Tuesday to perform the mar riage ceremony for Mr. Richard Vern Gruslng and Miss Elfrieda Wilma Winkler. The wedding took place Tuesday at eleven A. M., at the home of the bride, about 50 guests being nresent. Immediately after ilio nr. mony a big wedding banquet was- serv- u. i,ir. uruKiiiK onus nil fsu urrc ranch near Nashville where he and liis briiiu will niuUu their homo. FORDSON TRACTOR, $850 F. O. B. Factory. Write for Particulars A. T. Peterson L. R. BATEMAN BATEMAN & BATEMAN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER UNDERTAKING SUPPLIES Wa Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Second Hand Furniture The International Harvester t Line PERFECTION MILKING MACHINES INDIANA SILOS $ ENSILAGE CUTTERS AND GAS ENGINES I Conrad Christiansen, ? LOCAL DEALER t it' I-I. WALTHAM WTCNts .tl. PETERSON Watchmaker and Jeweler LADIES' MILLINERY GOODS ARNOLD'S also COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS WE GUARANTEE STRICTLY ALL WOOL MADE TO ORDER SUITS WE ARE AGENT8 FOR M. BORN, Made to measure Clothing. Come In and let us take your Measure for Viat New Suit TO BE HAD AT DING'S WEATHERLY SUNDAY SPECIAL8 IN BRICK AND BULK June 13 Vanilla June 20 Frozen Egg Nog Brick Strawberry Brick Roman Punch Roman Punch Vanilla Bulk French Tortonl June 27 French Melange Brick Strawberry Sherb t , VanllU Bulk French Melange Note Items listed in bold face type we have at store Sunday after noon and evening. Others may later than Friday. NURSERY STOCK Italian prune, apple, pears, cherry, plums, oeaches, apricots, etc. Logan, strawberry, raspberry, etc., the kinds for canneries. Use our MONEY SAVING SYS TEM Order by Mail Get FRESH stock. Send for PLANT ERS LIST. 29 years in business. Carlton Nursey Co. Cartton, Oregon SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lincoln County Laydue R. Hill, Plaintiff, vs. George H. Quigjilo and Funnlb E. Qulggle, his wile, ('.. F. l'edorsen nnd Susan Pedersen. his wife. Alex Mc- Rae and Mrs. Alex McRnu, his wife, Defendants. I To George E, QuIrkIo and Fnnnlo E. jQulggle, his wife, C. F. l'edcrsen and , SiiHim Pedersen, Ills wife. Alex Mcltno and Mrs. Alex McRao, his wile, the ;abovo numcd defendants: I In the Name of the State of Oregon: You aro hereby required to appear and answer the ctmiplulnt filed against : you In tlio above entitled court and . suit within six weeks from the date of 'the first publication of tills Summons ito-wlt: On or before the 14th day of 'June, 1920, and If you fall so to atiB wer for want thereof, the plaintiff will .apply to said Court and take a decree against you for the relief demandon and prayed for in paid complaint, viz: First: For a judgement against de fendants, George K. Quiggle, Fannie Qulgglc, Alex McKue and Mrs. Alex McRue, in the sum of $5300.00 togeth er with interest thereon from Doc. 1st 1911, at the rate of 5 per cent per an num until paid; for the sum of $1100.00 attorney's fees in said suit, aud foi taxes and interest thereon as in said complaint Bet forth and prayed for. and for his costs and disbursements of said suit. Secondly: That the usual decree In foreclosure may be made for the sale of the mortgaged premises in said complaint described according to luw and the practice of said court; that the proceeds thereof may be applied in puyment of said Judgement, attor- jney s fees and costs aud disbursements ,as aforesaid, und cost of said sale and accruing costs, or so mii'-h thereof as may be necessary for such purposos; tiff's mortgage upon said premises, either as incumbrances, purchasers, i mortgimcs or liui holders or other E. R. BATEMAN 4 A COMPLETE STOCK OF DIA- MONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, 1 SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY. Bulk Frozen Egg Nog (Shrine) be secured by special order placed not wise, be forever barred and foreclosed of all right, title, lien, claim Interest, estate, or equity of redemption in and to said mortgaged premises and t!ie wholo thereof, excepting ied.;m!uoa aB by law provided. Fourthly: That the sheriff of Lin coln County, Oregon, execute a deed to the purchaser of said premises at Raid Bale nnd that said plaintiff nr any other party to this suit may become a purchaser at said sale of said prem ises, and that the purchaser therof ho let Into possession of Bald premiss on the production of the Sheriff's cer tillcato of sale therefor, and if suta that whatever Interest said defendants C. V. Pedersen and Susan Pedersen, Ills wife limy have In said mortgnged premises, be adjudged and decreed to be subsequent and subject to plum tiff's said mortgage Hen thereon. Thirdly: That the defendants mil all persons claiming under them : r either of them subsequent to the . -cotillon und recordling of suld pla i possesslon ho refused then the s::i sheriff shall put said purchaser ia possession of the whole said premises: That said mortgaged premises are described as follows, to-wlt: The south ',4 of the Southwest Vi of section 28, Township 13 South. Rango 11 West of the Willamette Meridian in Lin coln County, Oregon, and containing 80 acres. This Bitmmons by order of tlio Hon orable R. It. Miller. County Judge of Lincoln County, Oregon, moda and dated at Chambers In the city rf To ledo In said County on the 28th d iy of April, 1020, is served upon you I y the publication thereof for a period t f six consecutive weeks immediately i.irior to the 15th day of Juno 192 . 'ie Lincoln County Leader, a w ..apcr of general circulation nnd ! jlilished at Toledo in said Lincoln Ci unty, . The date of the first public a.tlon of this Summons Is the SMh day rt April 1920. The date of the last publication will be June 14th, 1920. Swope & Swops Attorneys for rialntiff, Post olllce ad dress, Independence, Oregon..