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VOLUME23 . TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1920 NUMBER 32
SILETZ
Recently several changes have
taken place at Siletz. A. L. Crawford
. lias sold his hotel and barn to Jesse
Daniels who will become the new land
lord. Mr. Crawford will move to Cor
vallis and may go into the garage
business. His son-in-laws Guy Keller
and "Corpy" James Roberts are also go
ing to movo to Corvallis to engage In
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson will
move In a few days to Tillamook. They
go to take care of Mrs. Robinsons'
father and mother who are quite ad
vanced In years, the father being 87
and the mother 77 years old.
The most agreeable change is from I
bad to good weather. Several of our
citizens had planned to go to the state
f:ilr but owing to the ted condition
of the roads for auto travel they may
not go.
The Reverend Walter Ross, pastor
of the M. E. Church has gone to Mc
Mintiville to attend the Oregon Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episco
pal' Church which convent 8 in that
city Tuesday the 28th. Bishop Shep
ard is. president of the convention.
Rev. Ross may be returned to this
place for another year but I think he
really desires a change, to o more im
portant charge where he wont have to
do so much outside work. His salary
inst?ad of being $800.00 as it Is here
should be $1500.00 If-you consider the
amount of good he accomplishes for
the community and the church.
W. S. Hall and Jesse Daniels
brought in from Portland over th
muddy roads a fine G. M. C. truck,
manufactured by the General Motor
Truck Company, one of the finest of
Ita kind made. Capacity one ton and
a half but on good roads this may be
Increased to four or five tons. Com
ing in over the roads they found places
where the wheels sank to the axels
and where the bed dragged in the
Riud but the oar rattled right along
and when all the power Is put on it
will gn through most any place. This
oar will be used lor freighting by Mr. j
Daniels when the roads are put in i
better condition between Toledo and
Siletz. I
Addi3on Bennett is writing up' the1
rivers of Lincoln County for the Ore- i
gouian bu j I don't think he did our .
beautiful Siletz river justice. He !
speaks of the river taking Its rise in '
the Coast Hanje of mountains near
where the Luckamute rises and from
there takes a tortuous and crooked
course till it mingles its waters with
the Pacific ocean. But he falls to
mention many of the numerous
.streams that How into the Siletz in '
the long course it takes before It
reaches the ocean. The distance is
135 miles and it has the longest water
shed of any river in the county and Is '
therefore the best river for the sal
mon and other lish. It also hus the
largest area of spawning grounds in
this county, hs waters are as pure
and cold as the waters of Bull Run
and it flows all the way from its
60urce over gravelly beds till lv
reaches tide water. The distance
from Its source to the ocean on an
air line is twelve milea while the
whole distance the river flows is
about 135 miles. When the rive ,
leaves the summit of the Coast IUng i
it passes through deep steep canyons !
end wild gorges. Sometimes the walls j
of rock on either side of the river are I
perpendicular wish great boulders j
lying In the bed of the river forming 1
-a natural symphony of music and as ,
the wind whistles around and thru I
the crevices of the rocks it makes the I
.soft melodious sounds like the ealeon
harps along the rock bound shores
of Switzerland. The river along its
whole course is bordered with the
green witchery of forest and the dark
bqrder Is fringed with the willow,
vine maple, the white bloom of the
dog wood and box elder and the fra
grance of the wild flowers and the
eir laden with the rich balsam of the
spruce, hemlock and fir. It is indeed
the elixir of life. Tho Siletz is the
most beautiful river in Oregon. Its
very name Implies beauty being named
after a beautiful Indian maiden, in her
'tribe Ce-lesta-lah which means beauti
ful or heavenly. A, word of the Sileu
tribe.
Lee Wade has just commenced work
on his new house with Guorge Mc
Caulou as foreman and we expect
something nice.
James Franks has just finished his
wood house and garage. This Is pre
paratory to building a nice house next
summer.
Robert Baker has built a new garage
and put a new roof on his blacksmith
shop. Few communities are blessed
with as good a blacksmith as Robert
Baker.
TAFT
Trip to Salmon River
We tested the quality and depth of
tho soil on the table land and lound
it to be of the best snndy loam, rich
in vegetable matter and ln soinp places
four or five feet deep. But like- most
of the land in Oregon It needs lime.
K. wever there was 200 or 300 aciei
of oats raised this year which yielded
abundantly. Much of this land lic'
undeveloped. We believe this '.and
will raise tho best potatoes that Ore
gon can produce, far better than ih'j
Columbia River bottoms. Thousand
of acres of the Salmon River bottoms
are practically idle. . The Boil is very
fertile. The people thru there are
very hospitable end friendly. Tho
Salmon River is a beautiful Btroam,
the tidewater backing up for several
miles and at the mouth flows Into a
perfect estuary. The finest harbor on
the Pacific ocean we have any record
ft. No bar, do hiding rocks, no shoals.
If some work was done inside so that
SlllOS COUl.1 turn n.m.nrl
steamers could land "re .rTd
out million, of feu of lumber for all
fhl f.th8 T'd' The wate Pwer
up at an KpK" " harr;rd
nfsh retactrtcTS to tertian Z
raliroad n he 2J?J1
has a wonderful f.r , ,7- '. '
, -... uo uuuu-
dant resources. Hundreds of million
f feet...of. timber "Ions its hill sides
rin- .u 6y rJraJ1 and sllip
to all parts of the world, besides the
abundance of farm products. The
wagon road is at present a serious
oupstlon. although h f- .... i..
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mnuntaln pa3 on the coast. The
mouth of the river only SO miles from
PnrtlHnrl h .7
three miles to a hard surface road
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vuBoaum. ,uum it not oe put in Kood
shape?
A Reader.
BAY VIEW
Merril Sheppard and Laurence
drickaon left .or West I -1-p M,Vn w n 1 v t7 n . , t ' le K 1 mlt urancn 01 lne service. at the outbreak of the war. The com
mornlng ! r-dny O. W. R. N. It. R. at Portland, has! The Marines have always paid great pany is financed by Portland and East-
blanchard Tuilock has been visit -
ng nis lather a few days.
Mrs. bheppari and children were
visiting at the Oakland home Sunday.
Henry Hendrickson cam.: down from
cm v.uy 10 gci nis team.
Clarence Doty of Drift Creek passed
through here enroute to Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hendrickson have
sold their nl.irp to P. w McWii.ia
Misses Olive and May McWillis
SDent Sundav nftprnnnn ith Mia.
Young.
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Johnnie Walker was sick Monday
and could not R.tpnH Achnnl
Ole Hansen went up to Toledo to wh;le Ri,ey stayed ln tlle Clty for a
attend the Lincoln County Fair. lastifew day8' , . .
week
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Dorothy Owensby of Eandon. in the
Giunt District; and Mrs. Dorothy Alli
son inrtne mack District
t .Ton" me with a verv mlnfnl
accident while riding on the running
ht. . ot his wagon. He caught his
foot on a stump and twisted his leg.
His doctor ordered him to lie In bed
for some time, which is hard for a
farmer to do.
Chas. Lillard and fomily have re
ent whlU i-Min. .'
turned 10 tn a uig Elk country. Mr.
Lillard has token a homestead near
j. i'ooie s.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R.Payne and danh.
ter, Evelyn, went to Philomath Sun-
day where they are placing Miss F ve-
lvn In unhi -
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mulvanev and
family have eore to Newnnr. i-hprp
Mrs. Mulvaney will remain and place P,oted the testing of cattle in the day in eacli month the Incoming year. ' 11 's W(" worth publishing here. I Miss Blanch Her arrived home Sun
the children, Blanche and Percv ln 80Uth end of tne county for tubercu- Church Reporter. t J he statement Is sincere the proof , day evening from Portland where she
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scnooi. r.ir. Mulvaney will return and
log for P. H. Martin
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mlly Mr TowneTaTtaken
miiy. mr. i ow ne nas taKen
Itincr Mb fpmll.,
a larep Innln; rnnirt D c
- iuouc i us UKen
A hnaw .nMi ti,. h. :
. hnsket nnptni for i,o k. ' .
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athawav rpsldpncp phh0v Lp"'.;at Rose Lodge. '
Hathaway residence Friday evening.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mc
Donald, September 20th, a daughter.
Mrs. McDonald Is at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown.
M...r. nQv. .nrf rwn.. ..... o .
toL Yo oToryanhdSha8s1oouhghtranCh
CorvalHs
Smith Allison and Mr. Ball of Tur-
'01H"6 lC II UU LI tig
grounds of Big Elk put they report
poor success.
BAY VIEW
Fred McWillis purchased the K.
Hendrickson ranch at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hendrickson and
family left here last week for Wash
ington where they will spend the win
ter. The Misses Julia will attend high
school at Seattle this winter. Mrs.
Hendrickson and Mrs. Oakland were
good iieigi.bora and tha community
regrets their going way.
Ole Hansen attended the Fair at
Toledo last week.
Mrs. F. Huntsucker returned home
Saturday from a week's stay in To
ledo where she went to attend the
Fair while there she was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross McElwain and
also of Mrs. J. L. Demltt one night.
iMiss Olive McWillis is attending
high school at Waldport this winter.
Ole Oleson of Linnville was in Bay
view Tuesday on business.
Henry Hendrickson of Elk City was
in Bayview last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stephens de
parted Tuesday for Salem where they
will visit with old friends and attend
the State Fair.
J. B. Smith and family of Los An
geles, Calif., have moved onto the
Fred Oleson place here for the win
ter until Mr. Oleson returns next sum
mer.
Mrs. Mamie Walkju and son, Earl,
of Ona were In this vicinity Mondny
Earl going on over to Waldport whi!"
lira mother visited with Mrs. Hunt
sucker. ,
WE WONDER?
Some time ago we happened in on
Miss Lily Adams of Upper Big Elk.
She was wrltinu n letter something
like this: Dear Papa, Send me some
of that back-pay you received as I
want to get some new dresses before
November.
At that time we did not pay much
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IBut'now we are wondering If it is A- .
,'t.nly a coincidence; that Lily is male I STATIONED AT GUAM
ng new dresses and canning fruit; Service in Guam, our most strategic
,Wh,,,e.if "e ?aWf0r:1 13 commend..;' outport in the-Pacific, is the of
' h V t"' "Ule 'le3t' jUSt bIgl2,Uy IV?' ,he son f Mr- and
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iiu i vuu jawiuiu uiju uiuc Auains.
all voluntPBrrl ,i in.ic ... ....
navy; Ollie Adams making five round
rlp" betweei the United States and.diers as the "land without a worry."
Europe. A squad of Marines accompanying a
Since their diseh.ir.rp from ... ,, rt , .L ". .C. LP.ny'?g h
both Leslie am! IVfin hnvA nmHo thai
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iiujiiu V.1U1 me wuuuis iam.iv on Ln-
Der Biir Elk.
Previous to the War, thev lived with
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t.UI,e War. ,! 1 n ,7 nT
LllKir 111(11 II IT. 1 TK .MI.1W Un rt II ft r r
!v? Mr-Bhaw wenUnto Ihe
1 transfer business.
So the Shaw and Adams familys
have been neighbors for about nine
w'.i.v, -.1 . n n ka u
7 ,- Vn. n, ' " Yu"
1 dsbscs to vl.lt hi. fan I :"v.r. .
I ber.
Now It all may be coincidence, but
w.- of Upper Big Elk are inclined to
doubt it "Curious One."
NASHVILLE
13. S. Lister Is back 0:! the job
Bller "a'n Deen sone more or less
for the past two months.
T T . I Till .
vv . n. ifiariui auu nuey oievens
flivvered to Portland Friday of last
week, Mr. Mi.rtin returning Tuesday
uboi-kb 1 rury iio nas oeen worK.ng
'at Wlllamina has returned. ,
Darwin Nash arrived from Toledo
.Saturday bringing his pure bred Hoi -
nieiua - m ".o run.
. Mrs. j. u. lister re;urnna 10 ner
Mme In Hood IWver Monday.
( Mr3. mny Coc!,p!1 rcturnpd
from
1-"UI1T CUllUaj
W. R. Cummin?, the merchant, re-
wired nulte a l.-w shipment
of
wheat from Max Winkler of Corvallis
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Mrs. W. H. Martin left Thursday for
a month's stay in Portland.
. u e "a""lr "aB P"reiiaea me ne-
er pi!
Frr-CanaT
rrida for C anada, whore they
Mrs! L D? Nash left Thursdav forZX 'mT '"h T "X ft1?- ?
Portland and Corvallis. She will be pofis; Metope I4.B0 an' iSST'tlSwu long ago lit
ab,8f.ntUia,...., . . ;it.r 102-: inclden,al8 2- " inUuX that Davis is' aueg'e,
Mr. Damon of Eddyville was ln
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Nashville, Thursday.
! TWELVE HUNDRED
i COWS TESTED
D - . Defllneer. assistant state vp.I.
narlan. of Eugene, accompanied by
county r.gent Cooter have just com-
'"" " er xmv cows iHeu.
there was but one found to hava tuber -
M.in.iB ,u, ,..by Coun-y Clerk R. H. Howell. Asses,
cent been bought in the Valle7and
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brought to this county. Theue 7Pn.
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nemen win test tne .cows in the nortn
tlemen will test the cows In the north
Mr nt ill. rnimiv n ,...!; . t in
PLANE TO VISIT TOLEDO
v.uuuiy Keni cooler receiveu a lei-
" ccntcKe
of their I'Voplanes here during the
irJr.lhly.,'l
its way In the fog. They also stated
that as soon as the weather settled
they expected to have one of their
hydroplanes pay Toledo a visit. So
you needn't be surprised to see a plane
alighting in the bay most any day.
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
Emerson B. Shumway, Plaintiff,
vs.
R. F. Baker and Nettle J. Baker,
has wife, Wallace G. Baker, and L.
W. Willimas, Defendants.
By vlrture of an execution and order
of sale issued out of the above entitled
Court in the above entitled action to
mo directed and dated the 16th d: y of
September, A. D 1920, In favor of
Emerson B. Shumway, Plaintiff and
against the above named Defendants
for the sum of $1838.54 with Interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from the C6th day of August
A. D. 1920, and a further sum of $150.
attormVs fees and costs taxed at
?17.00 and costs of this writ com
mandins me to sell the following des-jlive
cribed real property situate in Lincoln
vuumj, BfiUH Us lOUOWS, 10-Wli:
"Baker's .Place" containing Eight
and fifty-five hundreds (8.65) acres,
in Baker's Addition to Newport as plat
ted and recorded in the County Clerk's
office at Toledo, Oregon, Biutated In
iLlncoln County, State of Oregon.
Nov.-, Therefore in compliance with
I ho demands of said execution and
order of salu I will on Saturday the
10th day of October A. D. 1920, at 1
o'clock P. M. at tho front door of the
County C(iu.-t House, In the City of
Toledo, Lincoln County. Oregon, sell
to tile highest bidder for cash, ull tl.e
right title and Interest of tl.e above
named Defendants In the above named
action, ln the above described pron-
erty to sutisfy said execution and onl.?r I
l not ... .
...n., ,.0,,, tuaiH mm accruing
Sto, .,, W.E.Simpson,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon.
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Uuie of lust publication, Oct. 15,' 1920.
niBi. puuiicmioQ sept. 1 1, iju
" ?ransporr lor xar
on uuam, young Altree server! at
ti iiL. ! ,.8?r..a ... at
. post. Guam is known' to tl,VJ , .nil
! fVimmnn.-lnt. U A tin it li . I
"---" '. avy
tired at a motor launch of the Gorman
ship Carmoran. Interned at Guam, on
the morning of April 6, 1917. The
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ci !- nm l.n.l . n ...t it ex. .1. .
I V,Z,a , ' .' u" j L " i - ' . la.
wStZi" C w ?o
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first shot.
i Yonncr Altrpo dmi.ui ,.n,,c,,i oum
I 06 Jolnln the Marines, by winning
1"" m?B Bnon.y alter en-
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NYE-HALBERT
We are ln receipt of an announce
ment of the marriage of Frank Nye,
formerly of this city and Grace R. Hal-
uen ui orvaius, wnicn iook place i , noon at the home or the brides par
the home of the bride's parents, Mr. : ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hier. She is to
and Mrs. Ed. Bier, at Corvallis last spend .several days at the Bier home.
Saturday, September 25th.
Mr. Nye was born and raised in thiB
county, his parents being pioneer res
idents of Newport. For the past ten
or twelve years he made his home here
at Toledo, engaging In the sawmill
business
At the beginning of the
World War he was ono of the first
from Toledo to volunteer. He was
soon sent oversees, and served with
i credit to h!
mself and his country.
Mr. und Mrs. Nye will make their
home at 843 South Fifth street, Cor
vallis.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
Conference year closed Sunday and
pastor goes to annual conference held
nt. M'iMinnvllle. A splendid report for
the vear was renortcd.
j Expenditures as follows:
'pj.iQ pastor $800.00; dint. supt. $7-0.;
f t
lumber, nail, and windows $6.; grad-
nlates $7 ; insurance $16 "- clock
piaiea iiisuruiu.e io., tioca
(blue birds' $15.; sundries 16 Total
$1159.00.
A net ea n In membershlD in Toledo
of 12. ,
: c :as9 ' organized at Eddyville.
' Va9a of 11 organized at Elk City,'
Rev. Ellsworth, nastor. ,
Tho pastor will preach mornirig and
evening at Eddyville the second Sun-
1 County Anent Coo'er
, , , ,
A. G. Schwartz and Sheriff W. E.
Slinnson. rienartPil vpstprd.iv mornlne
1 j .. . ,
1 onnpson, oepanea yesieraay morning
; tn T7r.a T rra vtharn !,, ...Ill IL-i.
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for Rose Lodse where they will take
Li the Fair. They alio expect to visit
the State Fair enroute.
r, . t j ..j
nr. anu mrs. a. j. nenury uepanea
Saturday noon for Mvrtlo Creek.
nnn.-too rnnntv whom ti.pv u,in moi,
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their home. Thia move is made on
account of Mr. Hendry's health,
leaves Toledo without a dentist
This
Geo. Sylvester of Portland pased
thru Wednesday noon enroute home
from a three weeks visit at Newport.
Mr. Sylvester says that he felt bo
much better over here' on the coast
that he intends returning soon, to
again make his home at Newport.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY BY GUARDIAN
In the County Court of tne State of
Oregon for Clackamas County
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of the Estate of Herbert R. Skelly, a
minor.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as guardian of the person
and estate of Herbert R. Skelly, a
minor, will, from and after Monday
the lirat day of November 1020, at the
hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, at the office of G. B. Dlm
ick and W. L. Mulvey, at Room Thret.,
Andersen Building, Oregon City, Ore
gon, offer at private sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, and sub
ject to confirmation of the County
Court of Clackamas County .Oregon,
real property belonging to Herbert R.
Skelly, minor, and described as fol
lows, to wit:
The north hnlf of tho northeast
quarter; the northeast ciunrter of thp
t northwest, quarter of section thirty
(35) and the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section twen-
ty-six (26) in Township Thirteen (13)
nuiiLii oi rane Mine (S) West of the
Willamette Meridian in Lincoln Coun
ty. State of Oregon.
This snlo is made under and ln pur
suance of a llcenre and order of sale
grunted, made and entered by the
County Court of Clackamas County,
Oregon on tile 29th dav of Sentpmlu.r
1920. In the above entitled Court and
.....a.T, auuiuiiKing me eunrrt an nt
said minor to sell tho above described
real property.
Clara E
Guardian of Herbert R.
Minor.
Sicily,
iRelly, a
G. B. Dlmlck & W. L. Mulvey,
Attorneys for Guardian. Address:
uoom i nree.
Andnrapn Ulilcr rt..........
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n ny, vregon.
ir Publication of this notice, Oct.
1 1st., 1920.
I ,
Lst publication of this notice
Oct. 29th, 1920.
NEWPORT-PORTLAND
PROJECT TO BE PUSHED
J H F'tzgerald secr-tarv and iren
era manager of U, PoanYf Wes
1 Coast Itailroad ftNavigakln company
' to mak arranments
- , for the beginning of construction of a
raliroad line from Newport to Port
land by jv of McMinnvillo, says the
Telegra.JTiccordlng to A. M. Craw
ford, attorney for the corporation.
Construction of the line will start in
the immediate future, Mr. Crawford
said.
Tho company has obtained a fran
chise giving the right to operate car
lines on the streets of Newport and
. . . ...
Bra.nl'n8 excius ve right to. 800 feet or
' SVc, a t c
.7 . . . .... . .
(from the bav
ri. L'i
ten years aso, but all plans for con-
struction of the railroad were given up
, era cacitui.sts.
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HERE FOR WEDDING
.Mrs. Olive Nye, of Newport, came to
Corvallis for the wedding ot her son.
Frank Nye, and Mrs. Gnjce Halbert,
solemnized at three o'clock this after-
Corvallis Gazette-Times.
AT THE MOVIES
Friday and Saturday, Constance Tal
madge (a sister of Norma) in a com-
edy drama "Sauco for the Goose"
this is Constanco Taliuadge's first pic
ture In Toledo. Also a Harold Lloyd
1 Comedy. This 30c. and 15c.
Sunday (One Night Only) A Fenture
Film of 7 reels with Grace Davison
and Conway Learle as leads, "Atone
ment." Watch for our announcements!
WALDPORT CAR STOLEN
Chief Francisco received word this
j morning from Waldport asking him
r mi .hp lookout, for a Dort car nl
leged to have been stolen by one A.
-o,U tZn 'hi wlVhec
number lB B978s. and enclne n.lmlmr
.- Mid a woman alleged to be some
number is 5978S, and engine number
73214, but the car was stolen several
days ago, and the Chief thinks the
It is even
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have issued some checks that were
worthless except for wrapping small
packages. Corvallis Gazette-Times.
I HOW FAB l5 rnoxAI MO
'f
No' s? far that the statements of
lts residents cannot be verified.
' Ruther an interesting case has been
developed in Corvallis. Being bo near
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vallis. Oreg.-n. savs: "I am tn!..
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for I
know Hipv Hrp romp.iv fr ki,t.
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kuow uiey are a good remedy for kid
naxr ..1 n t . 1 I..... 1 r. .
,..,. .,i. , .,, at.u ,,
ney complaint.
Kidney Plus with benefit. Mv kid.
ineys were out of oPder nd I often
mad severe backaches and a snrpnPHn
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?r?r my kldne.ys- The action of my
Kmneyg was irregular. Doan's re-
I.,,1 , ,
lieved tlie backaches and other signs
of kidney complaint."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedv get
1 Doan's Kidney Pills the sumo that
Mrs. Kean had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Mi'is., Buffalo, N. Y.
SHERIFf-'S SALE
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
Betty Nally, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. O. Richmond, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution and order
or sale issued out of the above entitled
Court in the above entitled action to
me directed and dated the 8th day of
September, A. D. 1920, in favor of Bet
ty Nally, Plaintiff, and against the
above named Defendant for the sum
of $2000.00 and the sum of $1.00 witli
interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum from the 3rd day of
August A. I). 1920, and a further Bum
of dollar attorneys fees and costs
taxed at 111.00, and costs of this writ
commanding mo to seil the following
described real property situate in Lin
coln County, Oregon, as follows, to
wit: Tlie West Half of Lots Four (4) and
Five (5), Saratoga Block, a subdivis
ion of Lots Two (2) and Three (3), in
Block Six (6), Nye and Thompson's
addition to Newport. Lincoln County,
Orison, and tlie North Half of tl.e
North East Quarter, tho South East
Quarter of the North East Quarter, and
tlie North East Quarter of the South
East Quarter, Section Three (3), Town
ship Eleven South, of It; ngo Eleven
West of tho Willamette Meridian In
Lineoln County Oregon.
NOW, THEREFORE In compliance
with tho demands of Bald execution
and order of sain I will on Saturday
tho 9th day of October, A. 1). 1920, at
1 o'clock P. M. at the front door of
.the County Court House, in the City
,,p Tio.; ..(,.,..,!,. i i-p.r
! sell to tho' hiWiest bidder for cash.'uli
the right title and Inter' l of the nhuvu
iiaiueu j. u. uiciiiuou'i iieienuaiu in i
the ubova named action, In tho above-
described property to sath-.fy slid ex
ecution and order of sale, interest,
costs and accruing costs.
W. E. Simpson,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon. I
Date of first publication September
10th, 1920. -
Date ot last publication October 8th '
1920. ,
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MARRIED AT PORTLAND
Mr. Frank Wide and Miss Margie
Ball, both of this city, were married
at Trinity Church, Portland, last
Wednesday afternoon, September 22.
The Wedding was a quiet one with
but a few relatives and friends of
the contracting parties present.
The couple is too well known to need
un introduction to our readers.
The groom is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Wade of. this city, and
a veteran of the late World War. Ha
saw servlcs with tho Marines in both
France and tne Army of Occupation
In Germany. He was severely wound
ed In the lighting In France. He was
one of the last of the Toledo boys to
arrive home from Ov rseas, and since
which time he has been engaged with
his father ln the saumiU business at
Siletz.
Hie bride Is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ball of this
. Ity and is a mo.it beautiful and
charming young lady. She is a gradu
ate of the Toledo High School, class
of 1917. For the past year she has
bien employed In the Assessor's office.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade will make their
home at Siletz for the present, altho
they may move to Portland in the
near future.
The Leader joins with their many
friends in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Pearl and Ralph Pepin were down
from Chitwood Tuesday.
Con. Christiansen was a passenger
for Portland Tuesday noon.
Sassy Jane dresses and apron for
women and children at Arnold's.
City Recorder D. T. Harding of New
port was a Toledo visitor last Friday.
L. D. Woods of Lower Shetz was a
Toledo visitor the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wade arrived
home from Portland Sunday evening.
Mrs. Carl Boeckman went out to
Salem Tuesday to take In the Stato
Fail.
We'vs Dt It I' we haven't we
will make It for you. Toledo Planing
Mills
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson of Uu
were Toledo visitors Wednesday after
noon. A. I. Turner returned to Corvcllls
Monday aiter spending a week with
his fumily here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb of Siletz were ln
the city Weaiiesday enroute lo the
Valley.
Delbert Rhoades went out to Falls
City Monday where he will :t;L.aiii for
a few weeks.
..Extra special cash sale on Stayton
Flour at $2.80 per sack until Oct. 6th.
R. S. Van Cleve.
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una! nciKii iai-3011 win commence a
nine months term In the Suanton dis
; trict, Monday, October 4th.
i"s oeen tne past several months.
.mr?- rm" an" BlslBr Mrs- J.
' ZTtoV toXMl. AZ'ZXT
. Kers for Corvallis Tuesday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Horning returned
to otter Rock Friday evening after
spending several days here taking in
H'e iuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and
daughter of Newport ure vlsillng with
Mrs. Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Bull, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Graves went to
Salem Tuesday where they will visit
the Stute Fair, and then go on to Port
laud for a visit.
Miss Marie Miller, who is teaching
at Eddyville, spent tlie week-end with
her parents. Judge and Mrs. IX. R.
Miller of this city.
Vick Boone and wife and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Ross and children recently
returned from a trip to Crater Laka
via. wuto. They report a fine trip.
R. S. Van Cleve received a wire that
his slster-ln-luw, Mrs. Fred A. Van
Cleve, died very suddenly, September
30th in San Francisco. Slie was sick
only three or four hours. The remains
will be buried tn California.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the Es
tate of August William Hansen, De
ceased, has tiled In tlie County Court
of Lincoln County, State of Oregon,
his final account as such administra
tor of said estate, and that Monday the
1st day of November, 1920, at the hour
ot ten o'clock, a. in., has been fixed
by the Court as the time for hearing
of objections to Bald report, and the
settlement thereof.
C. E. H.-wklns,
Administrator of tlie Estate of Aug
ust William Hansen, Deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
04604
Department of the Interior
, S. Land Oltice at Portland, Oregon,
September 13th, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Evle O.
Miller, Widow of Thomas Turner Mill
er, deceased, of Fulls City. Oregon,
who on November 3rd, li)15, made
Homestead Entry No. 04G04 for SEVi
Section 6, Township 10 South, Range
8 West Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice ot intention to make Final
Three-Year Proof, to establish claim
to tlie land above described, before
tho Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Olllco nt Portland, Oregon
on tlie 27th day of October, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Luthso, of Nortons, Oregon;
Royal Plank, of Nortons, Oregon: H.
G. Ilorsfull, of Nortons, Oregon; Whi,
Southwell, of Nortons, Oregon.
Alexander Sweek,
Register,