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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1921)
FIT VOLUME 29 TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1921 NUMBER 1 Wimoln PICKING 'EM TALL NOW .) A new fashion In stage in sjaaw was established by Henry lavage when Miss Josephine . A4a(r was east as soubrett in "Lady Billy " She Is a young CaJlTorntan who stands virtually . aix feet tall, but Broadway likes -her Jwt the same. SILETZ DIED The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Kosydar, February 21, ged four months. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 o'clock with in torment in Rivervlew Cemetery. Rivervlew and Riverside are much -alike and often lead to confusion. Portland has a Rivervlew cemetery .so to avoid mistakes in names Siletx cem etery la officially named Riverside. The Indian people have a cemetery of their own which is called the trajl to fhe THajipy Bunting O round." Tflls'Ja the old Indian belief und no "pale "face" ' is admitted there unless he. has been Adopted into the tribe. - ' The public school observed Wash ington's birthday by assembling in the auditorium and giving a very excellent program prepared for the occasion by the teachers and Prof. Eagy as princi pal of the Bphool. The life and char acter rf George Washinjton was pretty well gone tiver and no doubt it made av gool impression on the minds of the pupils. It i3 a good thing to turn hack at least once a year and go over the history of the trials, struggles and privations that our forefathers had to so thru to gain our liberties and we should be careful to maintain them. If anyone should attempt to pull down the American flag shoot him on the spot. A grand masquerade ball was given at the Reception Hall Tuesday night In commeration of the birthday of 2eorge Washington. The hall was filled to the vwalls with dancers at least 25D persons being present. A great many were masked with pretty -and aaique costumes. Two prizes were offered to the best dancers and the ost appropriate and beautiful costumes., Mrs. E. W. Kearns, Mrs. Lee Wade and Dr. Carter were chosen as judges. After two hours of splen did dancing in full costume and the Stand march, the prizes were given. First prize went to Mr. and Mrs. L. -Crawford. He represented the Indian LUCKY STRIEIE v cigarette. Flavor is sealed in by toasting ' f' V 0'-- LJ H?HVUP &ffSI BVTIGcfrUP'j chief In his gaudy costume and she; an Indian princess with her beautiful Indian dress all decorated with beads and brilliantly colored scarf and head dress. , Second 'prise went to Chas,. Downey and' Mrs1. Rajj L. Cal kins. Mrs'.-Calkins wore a costum that was new and up to date, she was also a splendid dancer. Mr. Downey had on a brilliant costume of navy blue. A fine feeling of friendship and social ability seemed to pervate the whole audience. Washington himself liked to dance and at Ml,;' Vernon in bis mansion he had a room built for that purpose. - Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cooler were visitors at- Siletz. Tuesday. Mr. Rad dand sent for M)r. Cooter to come over and examine a cow which he thinks has tubersulosls. With all the test made on the cows in Lincnln County onf one was found to have 'tuberculo sis and she had been brought in from the Valley. Mr. C. was looking after the stock and Mrs. C. visiting Mrs. Ralph Hamar ' E. T. Thompson and family have moved back to Canada. Mr. T. said it rained to much for him here. Mrs. Thompson camo here sick but went' away feeling fine. Warren Hall pur chased their home. It is nicely lo cated. Several pieces of land have changed hands lately. Joseph Kosy dar has bought the 10 acre piece of land near Orton, a nicely located piece of land, price $S00. This land be longed to Louie rfmlth. This deal enabled Louie to buy the fine' span of horses and wagon from Joe Casen. Mr. Casen will probably move to the Willamette Valley In a short time. Mr: and Mrs. Kearus have come back from Newport and will now look after their loganberries and other in terests here. ELK CITY Clyde Van Orden, from Banks, Or., Joined his wife here for a few days viait They' left- Friday. Mrs. Mabel Simpson of Toledo was a week end visitor of Elk. Her two children were with her. Geo. Small and family are residents of Elk City now. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Small and daugh ter were visitors of Elk Sunday. Mr. Dixon and Mr. Scoville of Elk attended the convention at Toledo Sat urday. Mr. Leede of Toledo is working here at present. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of the Elk Hotel were visitors at Toledo yester day. C. 0. Connor of Chltwood was here on bub'rt'ja Tuesday. The Transit being laid up for re pairs, Lem Hoffman made the run from Elk City to, Newport, an-l back. Leslie Small, of Marion, is liare at present, to work In the mill. Henry Howell was in Elk Tuesday on business. Ches Morrison Is now a stock holder in the Taylor Logging Co. Mrs. Rose Hoffman brags of haying a very fine turkey dinner with Mrs. Dan Mears, Sunday. We think our more fortunate sister should not crow jover us. L. A. Woodward has a new gas boat . which he calls the Galloping Goose, j Ha is very much stuck on it and tells , very wonderful tales about It He says he struck a four foot log bow on, , and split it full length. People below I here better watch out or they may , have cord wood intead of logs. We had a long and very interesting paper read by our delegate to the cr nference at Toledo. Sne was lmi'-Ji Impressed by the rest room and library of Toledo, also the dinner and supper served by the people of Toledo. HARLAN Rtrs. B. F. Grant has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. B. 'O. Youne. anu p.oii- R TC. flrant. the nnnt few rinvn She is gaining slowly. IA R. Payne made a trip to Blodgett Satiirday for a load of freight. Hlsh water, and saw logs on the move once more. f . Louis Brown returned from the Val- GONNA BE MANY MOTHER HUBBARDS SOOF i g j-jj ley where he has been for the past few weeks. He is moving out near Oregon City. He and wife will leave ' soon for their new home. . Ewell W. Plummer of Portland spent the week-end at the R. E. Grant rest- dence, visiting Misa Ownby. Mr. Plummer is a Bondon boy but is at- tending Behnke-Walker Business Col- lege in Portland. W. W. Grant has been quite 111 for ! several days but is on the mend now. In spile of the terrible storm Sunday ; our pastor. Rev. Phelps of Summit, pame in to hold services as usual In the Grant school house. : Miss Waylett of Salado and Fred Brown .of Drift Creek came over to attend church Sunday. i o . NASHVILLE. ' (To late for last week.) " Marion BIglow was a Corvallis visit or the lact of the week. Jack Weaver who has been with the Biglow-Doen mill In recent months, has moved his family to the Valley Siletz mill. i i- rn .1 ...V Un kAnn a tU irvm uw..B, wu . mill for the past eight months, has moved to the Wright .place on Steer Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams have arrived to make their home with Mr. Williams' uncle, who has leased the Stanton place. J. B. and Mrs. Lister have returned to Hood River. Mr. Hiland, Mr. Stanton and J. O. Davis were business visitors In Toledo Monday and Tuesday, 1 -ov.uj. Mrs. W. H. Martin was in Corvallis the first of the week Four men were hurt In an accident at the Devltt mill Tuesday. Percy Smith, John Stevens and Mr. McCann, S. P. men, came In from Al bany Wednesday. ONA - UU;, Weber home Wednesday. - . Miss Neta Phelps and brother Clif ford and Mrs. Wlthrow an 1 son visited at the Lewis home on Upper Beaver Mond Mrs. A. M. Weber has been very sick .... . ..... - . . tUt at this time she is rapidly 1m- I . ,. . ,j, . , , . hauling baled hay from Poole Slough ., , , this week. Mrs. Cox and Children came in from Portland last week. They will make their home in the future on the old Cox place. A. H. Phelps, C. S. Bunnell and E, L Wilson attended the Dairymen's League mealing at Toledo Friday and Saturday. n.uyu v-ommoiis ieii lor wenBuaie with a small herd of cattle Friday. He I was assisted by his brother Fred, who will visit in the Valley for a few weeks Ear, Richard and Hope Wolkan visited at the Coovert homo Monday! T i-1 l.r-11 . J1- evening. " BURNT WOODS A Basket Social was held February 19th, at the residence of H. F. Briggs. I for the benefit of the Base Ball team, A large enthusiastic crowd gathered and $88 was raised in a very short time. The rest of the evening was spent in music and dancing. Several couples from ' Spout Creek and Upper Big Elk attended the base ball social. R. L. Hathaway of Spout Creek expects to put on a crew on the Misch. ler Mt. road as soon as the weather i permits, and finish the new grade. ' Jack Farley returned from a bust- 8LB1)ou neses trip to Salem Sunday. I o The Commons Bros., of Beaver, TRAIN TIME CHANGED Creek, passed thru here Sunday with ! Commencing Sunday afternoon the a bunch of cattle taking them- out to the VaUey. l. H. Payne passed thru here Sunday, enroute to the Valley. L. A. HULBERT HAS PROFITABLE HEIFER L. A. Hulbert, of Toledo, whom It , remembere(1 rec(mt b fc .,,.,..,.,.., , ' l atflnff rtt rvttrt nrA 1....... . i . I a.....B jl itoreini ueiseya iruju r reu Romtvedt, has just comDleted a I month's test on nn , n, Rose, and reports that she produced 4i rh. nt ho.r. r, . butt 6fl ' ' butter would be worth 13180 The credit should not all go to the cow however, for Mr. Hulbert loves Jerseys and consequently does not let them live on our wonderful scenery and onaririinir i j. 1 8 ulera' COLUMBIA DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY IN TROUBLE During the Improvement Conference at Toledo, word was received that cream checks issued by the Columbia Dairy Products Company, on prescnta- tion for payment, were being returned with payment refused. It will be re- mombered that , this company sold - '000.00 worth of stock , Lincoln County-last fall, presumably on the promise of bunding a creamery at Waldport, but to date, have not 8tar,cd opratlon' Newspaper reports I recently stated that this company had I bhU,B'lt , th,e Haselwood creamery. which institution had recently been for Vfo,a,t,on ot th Pre food law. , ' .ater advices indicate tint th 'Ol.fcks will all be paid unn Drctenta. uv '' vrcfenta- t'on. SPECIAL While they last Cotton Felt M,t. foVJl!2'00' 40n 9 by 12 Gr Ruga 0;; ".brV "ttaiiiEJZZ ?? "-9. by 63 I man Furniture Store. ' - WM, .DdlCrran Cb CatO- HAHn Ar Tlllallin y'rnu ur inniw We wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors or thelr(as.lstance dur- ln3 the recent Illness and death of our dearly beloved w,h and mother. Al. Martin and Family. LYNN VAN CLEVE DEAD R. S. Van Clove received word that his nephew, Bertram Lynn Van Cleve, died at Camp Lewis on the 21st, Inst. Lynn was the eldest son of the late Bert P. Van Cleve and was well known in Toledo. "Red," as he was usually called, was a guard at the U. S. Mill here for some time, giving up this work on account of poor health. He was an overseas veteran, with the famous "Rainbow" Division, Co. C. 117 Engineers. ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY BILL PASSES The amended Roosevelt Highway bill passed both houses of the Legis lature and Is now up to the Governor. The passing of tlus bill does i:H mean that the Roosevelt Highway will be immediately constructed, but simp ly places same on the road map of the State Highway Commission's general road program and assures that the road will eventually be built. AT THE MOVIES Tonight, Drama, Comedy and Serial, full show without the serial. 30c, 10c. Saturday and Sunday, "The Woman Thou Gavest Me," by Hall Calne. A fine plav with an excellent cast. A Paramount SneciaL Ford Weeklv an-l ' jl reel Comedy. "A Rainy Day," an i 1 - ' unusual subject, one you will enjoy, 35c, 15o. TOLEDO WINS GAME Toledo won the basket ball game last Friday evei.!ug with the Sllttz hlah 8 ' leam' Dy lne BCOre 01 lh ,0 At the mi ot the flrst nalfthescore Btood 7 t0 9 ln favor of Toledo. This wlU Probobly be the lnst 8ame of'he time of arrivsr of-the afternoon pas - 1 8enKer tram wi be cnangea from 3:20 to 4:45. The time of the outgoing train will remain as at present. IMPROVEMENT CON- FERENCE ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING WELL ATTENDED Dairying, mohair and wool, taxes, , "euerroaus ana water transportation, were subjects discussed and with dele- sales 'rem practically every section of the county, one of the best meotlngB iii."iu county iook piace Toledo last Frlday 8nd 8""ay. I Da'rylUg l"e b'B8eSt ",dU8,ry of the C0Unty Wa" the flrst number on "le 1rm Mr. M. 8. Schrock. man. ser 01 me uregon uairymen s Co- operative League, explained to the dlllrymn present what the Oregon Daymen's League could do for them. Thls new form of cooperative handling f dalry Produ;ta differs from any of tIle ola-8ly'B cooperative movements, ln tlut 11 squires that at least 70 ot 1,18 daIry Prouucl8 must be contract- ed t0 tlle woc'it'on before organlza- tlon wllt take place ,n t,le territory, ageing to sell all of his ml),t or m,Ik Products to the Oregon Dalry men's League for a period of five years- I - a non-capital stock, no"-Pront. co-operative uesocla.ion, 1 ". on selling the products of the dalry far'ner, returns every cent, less, g ' c f "n' to t-' I Through its By-Products Corporation, 11,8 LeaBue establishes such creamer- 168 or cllees factories ns lie needs of ; ijiij,., .. , 'the individual community may de mand. The management of the League Is vested in a board of directors elected , directly by the farmers. These direct-i n ,urn "re a munaKer a"d otl,er! ZJL' " MMn,,,cnB. The Oregon Dairymen's League has PPf'PIlMv nrcr.itit'rofl In n. 1 'counties, and in many o'her narm of we8tern 0regon. Tncf l8 tlle baekl)one of ,h TBrv alm,RP tn ,hal " ,, , , , " ' 18 TlSyT C lZ J (Cont. on Page Three) ' ' " v "wo VUi I V GREATEST SONG BIRO The serious Illness of the great tenor, Caruso, brought out tmn fact and that is that the rank and file of the whole musical world acknowledge him the great est singer of all time either man or womaa. HILL STREET PAVING WORK WILL BE RUSHED Chas. Mock commenced the paving1 of Hill street Monday of this week and i the fine weather of the past few days ' has enabled him to make good head- wlth th work. Mr. Mock ra- W A . . . V. - 1 A . -U formed us that he expected to rush the work along as fast as the weather will permit. This improvement wiU certainly be appreciated when com pleted. YACHATS COMMUNITY DOING THINGS ! Bert Hays and V. P. Mitchell, of Yaehats, were live-wires from the far 80Ul en(j 0f our COunty in attendance al tile improvement Conference. They report their community as taking an active Interest In Farm Bureau work. 'We are going to clean up our old orchards, clear morn land, plant more - clover'1ulld wora """ eliminate poor, ' cows, and get together In our little eomniunIty for a better and more pro. (liable time," asserted the delegates. "We will be back in June with a whole truck load of delegates," said Mr. Hays In parting. TOLEDO HIGH SCHOOL T. H. S. celebrated George Wash- .im.ii.umuii.ru. gram, prepared by the English Depart- ment, Tuesday morning. The remain- der of the day was a holiday. - ""on wlt" Siletz was played Friday l"5"' 0n T.1led ' BtrenU0U8 ganle tl,e T' H' S' boys won with a score of 2S to 11. "'u the H8n School Monday afternoon, cusIng the boys to flee to the hills. Tlle uialudy effected the girls in a milder form, so they Bpent the remain- oer ot tlie day dozing over their elunles. T1,e Questo Crescentla Club of T. H- s- erved Bupper at the Legion Dunce on Washington's Birthday. 50 good cigarettes for 10c from . one sack of GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO ts-tji Run n mm. i e A