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7", r. ' 1 VOLUME 29 . Toledo. Lincoln county, Oregon, friday. july 1st. 1921 NUMBER 19 Winmht mntv SILETZ Vivian Folmsbee. of Salado was in . v ' Ith'8 vicinity Sunday looking fteri Married, at the Methodist Episcopal ,om of his cattle that had strayed I Parsonage, June 24th, 1021, at 8 over here. -A. M., Mr. Joseph .Freltas and Miss : W. R, Moore came very near losing EMza'beth Adams, Rev. Walter Ross a flne ook last week which bad fallen' officiating. Tie happy JcbUDle will ' thru make their home at Siletz. The groom Drift Creek. Mr. Dickson found the Is noted for his enterprise and the colt and assisted Mr. Moore in getting bride is educated, a former student it out. of Chemawa, and Is known as a good Elmer Watklns returned from the homo keeper and a charming young i Valley Sunday, bringing with him a Jady. Every one wishes them happf-! flne new horse. ness and prosperity in their new! Mrs. W. R. Moore was quite ill the venture. The young people here would first of the week. be better off if, they would go and o do likewise. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crawford have EDDYVILLE . returned to Siletz and opened up the ... . . , Crawford house as a hotel and will e .still have our June rainj. make their home herj at leas! for the 1 hf er" "re fU Bfttin,s rady for present '.haying. There is going .to be a flne The people of Siletz will celebrate ,IP i! CTaln In thU 0t the Fourth of July at Newport and we . tb cta, y 1 ' yT - a . . in turn Invite tho Newport people to . S IT;,Lo"don J1"" from Mu,nt" attend the. community fair that will ln De" "her? he hTa8 bepn attending ho i,.ih itQ, .. a.... Pomona Grange. He reports a very tot. Later Toledo is to hold a County' "T'm a!'? l"d Bplendi:1 Vme- rair ana it wcuM be nlce for us all to attend that fair. Wa thould all Work Icgetlirr ti build uu Lincoln County. Wo don't g-t anywhere when wo oppose each other. In this recon Iv. L. McBride has returned from Valley points where he had been on business. Mrs. Mauch rcurned from Portland last Monday. She went with her son. struction period we should all make Jx,ren wh?, nas breen fallinB in healtn some sacrifice for the general good. The roads ai-j now getting in fine condition and the auto trarul is In creasing right along. There is a for some time. They went to a spc laitst. Mr. Bell our highway-man left for Sandy, Or., where he will work thru beauty and charm about Siletz thatith!,sumer- Bell went with him every one enjoys. The cool shady ..Jl, "U(JU"U- ,:s"- nooks, th, pure sparkling streams of Inlr.,S 7n ... J??"' water, the green forests and gentle PiJSiu Ty, t P0"?11" passed th. elevations of the mountains and the F"1 e! ' on a c,attle splendid flBhlne In the river and the , buWB tor U' Jou pure bracing air make it a paradise Jm',8 " "P ."i"1 (or the one seeking health and ,the ThZ,ul c, r,v W " "V6 sportsman! Claude Carty has charge of the Nicolas Stemple will build a nice iBhway work here. He says he likes bungalow on his line farm bought L1"er?'nn?tunty ve wf; , few weeks ago, known as the C-.-orge I ?eJ fVif""?, maae.,t0 Wilbur place, or better known by old ?,ave. ,a p'c"lc ,tlllEtdyT,lle, on the settlers as the John Vinyard place, lo- -?U: The? wiU be sl?ort ,pr0" tated one mile from the Agency on ?Jhl forenc;on ad he,fr- ths road leading to the Upper Farm non W1" b,e, cJnt',-n "PO r This pj.ee UU3 on it the Mteb"Sd;ST8.and ld' 8nd thC2e T T' rimes where co many troutare caueht !d ln ,Eam' 8 can con,a .and.get b.e,,:r The Indiana l.nv nn , c,lua,ntoa' so rome an DrlS .1 DaSK with tiie plac.i that keiJt them from fkhins :here. At these riffles a sub- et full of good thinjs to eat and have ;a good time. Miss Thelnia Hamar of Portland Is FRUITVALE Mr. Osburn made his return trip from Portland the middle of last week with his family. Mrs. Osburn is real well and strong considering the ser iousness of her operation. Ben Mofflt nd family of Newport are spending some time with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mofflt. Mrs. York is in Newport for a few days, nursing a friend. With the Fourth so close and other work and events, haying, etc we've very little time in our section for pro ducing items. GLEN rangementa for board. She will teach our school this year. terranean diannel run from the riffles v YZZ. T ruana lnrecannLu'tfrre-aS0 and took him back to the ocean anS i nllZTtiJ ho was never heard from again. For RMl0pln Hkn wi thls reason the Indians never fish ft. ,MVP-...H- .MrUn .f H",an was hi n)oa . ... la Jayvn'e iasi weeK maKing ar- . - . B ... n .,,,,,,,,. . . hnorH CllQ mill . tempio is going to make a fine farm of it. o SOUTH BEACH Mrs. Mcintosh and daughter of Port land have arriv..d at South Beach for the summer. Mrs. Piuner of West Yaquina has been viulting her parents for a few days, end returned home Sunday. Rev. Heppy of Portland was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Lynn !agt week. Mr. Dozlc-r went to Newport Satur day. Mrs. Ludeman of Newport parsed thru South Beach Saturday on her way from Waldport where she has been visiting her daughter. NASHVILLE Mrs. Gifford Nash and small sons are here from Bozeman, Mont, to spend the summer at the ranch. Walter Winkler, is here from Rose- burg for a few days visit with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Westfall and children spent Sunday in Nashville. Mrs. L. D. Nash spend the past week In Corvailis. Mr. Coote was visiting with rela tives here Wednesday. Earl Davis, and Fred Hughes of Albany are spending the week with relatives here. Guatav Winkler was a week end vis itor In Corvailis. Mirs. J. W. Davenport, Mrs. Jesio Divennort. Mrs. John Davennort. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dickson. Mrs. W. R. j there produce vast stores of potatoes iioui una B.auuson r.vem,i, mrs. j. for tha world trade, but because of PROF. MclNTOSH OFFERS VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS The growing of high quality, dlseasa free seed potatoes on the great areas of new lands In the vicinity of Toledo offers pcfcslblltias of dovoloping a pro fitable money crop for which tho mark et is practically unlimited," said C. J. Mcintosh, cerlcultural press editor of thje StatetiCollege experiment sVtf loa who was a visitor here the first of the week "This crop would also help develop a good tonnage for establl3li- ng a regular water service- as socn as the harbor Improvement is com pleted." The market cited by Mr. Mcintosh was the California demand. Growers Celebration Newport July2-3-4th' PROGRAM Saturday Morning 11:00 Hydroplane arrives In Yaquina Bay from Portland Saturday Afternoon Hydroplane available for commercial flying. 2:00 Trap Shoot, Arcadia. Championship Lincoln Co. Boating Excursion. Saturday Evening Dances. .Skating. Theatres. 6: CO Indian dance. Band Concert. Boat landing. 8:00 Bonfire. Band Concert. Indian Dance. Nyo Beach. Sunday Morning Hydroplane available for passenger flying. Excu.aian over bar, Schooner Sea Foam. '12:30 Excursion arrives from Albany. Met at Dock by Eand and Indian Dance. Sunday Afternoon 2:30 Baseball game, Albany vs. Newport. Ball Park. 3:00 Band Concert, Nye Beach. Indian Dance.,. Athletic contests. Sports, Nye Beach. Out side surf drill, Coast Guard. Nye Beach. Sunday Evening 8:30 Harbor Parade. Yaquina Bay. 9:00 Bombing Exhibition, Yaquina Bay. 9:30 Fireworks exhibit, Yaquina Bay. Monday Morning 10:00 Singing and Band Concert, Band Stand, Auto' Park. ;0:30 Address, M. L. Boozer, of Oregon Agricultural College Monday Afternoon 2:30 Races. Water sports. Swimming cdntcst Yaquina Say Beach. 4:00 Breeches Bouy drill, rescue of passenger. Yaquina Ery Beach. '. 6:30 Excursion leaves for Albany. Boat leaves dock 6:30 Monday Evening Bonfire. Band Concert. Indian Dance. Nye Beach. Wrestling Match. Rod 4 Gun Club. Miller, of Spokane, vs. Amort, of O; A. C. Match 10 go to decision b'jt two out of three. The Farm Bureau News, is as follows; English rye 'grass 6 lbs.; orchard grass, Kentucky blue grass and mead ow fe3cue, 3 lb 3. each; timothy and red clover, 2 lbs. each; and white clover, 1 lb. This is enough for one acre. Mr. Mcintosh a'so said that the Lincoln County Leader measures well up to the top of the list of papers which won the recent country service contest. H j Invited the farmers to visit the station at Corvailis and see the crops mentioned a. '.he grow in the field. MISTAKE CORRECTED In reDortln'g the school election last week we stated that R. A. Arnold hr.d been elected director for a three year ten 0ciock term, wnen we snouiu navo mm n. Rav wlll nrftaph i ,.he morn A. Anaersen. in 11 o'clock and in the evening at Xlle IUUUW1UB leutuieiB iiaic aiawo n'rlfwV been eiectea: . &. itoDensou, ATTEND ROAD MEETING County Judge Fogarty, Commission ers Jay Dunn and C. M. Warren, of the Lincoln County Court accompan ied by W. K. PaUerson and G. B. MteCluskey of the Toledo Chamber of Commerce and ' Fred Dawoon, W. M. Berry and Lester Martin of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, and .W. B. Dennis of Carlton, went to Portland Sunday and met with the State Highway Commission Monday, relative to road matters in this county. They report a very satisfactory meet' ing. CHRIS LARSEN NEW PRES. LINCOLN COUNTY F. B. Despite the continuation of our win ter's downpour a good crowd was In attendance at the annual meeting of the Lincoln County Farm Bureau. President .Mansfield of the Stale Farm Bureau failed tc arrive on ac count of the cancellation of the stage schedule from Albany. In his ab sence R. A- Ward, organization man ager of the Oregon Wool and Mlohair Growers Assn. and C. J. Hurd of the Extension Service of O. A. C. were special speakers. A slight change was adopted by the meeting In the management of the Farm Bureau, an executive committee of farmers located close to the Farm Bureau office being elected to meet mot. ; My and handle the affairs of the organization. The following officers were elected: Chris Larsen, Siletz,. Pres.; Ralph Hamar, Silrtz, Vice-Pros.; Executive Committeemen: L. A. Hu'.btirt. W. W. McMlcTcle, D. L. Peterson and V. D. Graves, all of Toledo. In addition to theso executive committeemen, pro ject leaders selected thrunut this county wlll assist this body in con ducting the various activities of the organization. M. E. CHURCH Sunday School, Sunday morning at K. Wheeler, Misses Rosa and Alice Davenport, Fred Brown and Richard Davenport all attended yio dance at Mr. and Mrs. Charley Washburns' Sat urday night. A splendid itlmo.was reported. C. W. Brown and son, Fred, Mr. Molton and Mr. Wright of Salado fixed a bad place on the road near Salado lost Friday. W.e certainly need a lot of work on the roads In this part of the county. Messrs. Lang, Rochester end Myers of. Elk City, spent the latter part of th9 week on the creek. Mrs. J. S. Stewart spent the Sun day with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Davenport. Mra. J. K. Wheeler returned from the Valley Friday. W.- R. Moore went to Elk City Fri day. Mrs. C. . W. Brown and daughter, Letty, where dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Molton's at Salado lost Friday. Mrs. J. W. Davenport and children climatic conditions, must get new seed from northern grown Ptock prac tically every year. Centic.1 'Oregon, Idaho and Washington contritutc- to this demand, but in yield, quality and especially in shipment costs, none of them can competo with this district when water transportation is esiah lished. "The harbor needs the crop, the crop tho harbor, and the farmer could probably use tho money," was the way It was put. Another advantage of the pcta'o crop Is the opportunity It offers for clean cultivation to help hold tho wild flax plants In check. The crowing of purple vetch seed for thf fn1iffm! tiirlrot la Annthni (possibility mentioned for the agricul ture of this district. California or chardists must grow cover crops and plow, them under occasionally. This destroys all chance of growing their own Beed, and they have made several Dawos, Iowa, has been elected to the principalship. Mr. Robertson Is 34 years of ase, Is a . graduate of the University of Iowa, and has been in charge of the Dawes schools the past three years, having 17 teachers under him. Prof. Victor Shaw, former super visor of Crook County, wlll be in charge of the Grammar School. Mr. Shaw is also a young man, Is married and comes highly recommended. His wife will teach in the High School. WATTSHIPP on rocks Epworth League Sunday evening at 7 o clock, Esther Crooks will bo the leader. Special music. Ladles' Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Beck, Tuesday, July 5th, at o'clock. Mid-week, prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The Blue Bird Society did well at their ice cream social, and wish to thank those who patronized us. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our most grate ful appreciation of the kindness of Watt Shlpp of Salem narrowly es-iour '"any friends who so willingly as trios to tlta exnerimpnt. atatfnn tn trv visited at Mr. and Mrs. Eaion's at Sa- to arrange for a big supply of seed, lado last Wednesday. !As with the notfltn rppH hnsinpqs. Pall- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drorbaueh and fornln children and Mrs. Drorbaugh's sister, supply sed for a crop they must pro- furtner Particular MIPS fcimil jommuns 01. ca.em, spent 1 auce. caped drowning In the Siletz river last Sunday, aa;l dwcs his life to U13 effo: o of a moro sklLed navljatr.r, w. 0, Burcroff, who was fortunats enough to be near at hand to aid him In 1 :s montent of distress Judging from Information, available we cannot but feel ithat Salem is for- tunate-to be able to welcome Mr. Shlpp back to their fold. It seems that Mr. Shlpp aud M1-. Burcroff were fishing on tho river and attempted to run the rapids In a boat. The gol-darned boat was contrary and Insisted on going over tne raplus broadside on, and when part way thru struck a rock and dumped the bold navigators out Into the Icy waters. They crawled out on a rock and finally managed to get their errant boat bailed out and proceed with their fishing. PUBLIC SALE R. C. Aplet will hold a public sale at his farm nine miles east of Elk City, on Big Ellq. next Saturday July 9th. Horses, cattle, sheep, farm tool8,etc:, will be sold. See bills for JERSEY SALE TODAY sistcd us, for the many beautiful Moral tributes, and to those who offered their aid so generously In our recent trial, in which my mother, Annio Abrams, and sister, Rosq Abrams, met with a serious and near fatal accident Very sincerely, A. Abrams, Sr. and A. Abrams, Jr., Taft, Or. A. Abrams. By Abe Abrams, Jr., Taft Or Saturday night at C. W. Browns,, re- Attention was also called to the turning to Salem Sunday. value of trying out the station nastura Mrs. L. T. Bohannon went to the mixture on the hill lands. The various The organization of the Lincoln Valley last Monday. plants are well calculated to supply a County Jersey Cattle Club will be r Kicnara Davenport, came nome lasiirresn teed almost all seasons of the 1 perrectea at tne tjommeroiai uiud Friday from Toledo where he has been j year, and tlia ryegrass forms a mat 'Rooms this mr.rnlng, and this after employed on the highway. Ithat retards erosion and trampling out I noon a sale of 23 head of registered Fred Commons of Harlan stopped , by hoofs of animals. The formula fori Jerseys will be conducted. Get In over Sunday night at W, R. Moore's the mixture as given by J. E. Cooter, line and help put Lincoln County on on his way home from Ona. J county agent, in the June number of the map. WORK ON NEW DOCK NOW UNDER WAY Contractor Conrad Christiansen commenced work on trie construction of the new Port dock here the firs of the week. Ralph Pepin and crew have been busy driving piling, and havo the piling all driven for the rat,road spur to connect tho dock with the S. P. tracks. They will commence driving piling today for the new dock. This new dock will extend north from the present dock for several hundred feet. The old city dock will be torn out and the ridge north of same will be graded In) behind the rip-rap work of the new dock. When completed ample dockage will be provided for ail boats visiting this port, as well as greatly Improving the looks of our water front. NEW PARTNERSHIP Ed Maker ot Yaquina has purchas ed a half Interest in the Water Front Maat Market of Lester Waugh, We will buy and trade In all kinds of stock, and will e-all wholesale and retail. Waugh & Meaker. AT THE MOVIES Tonight J. Warren Kerrigan and his own company In a mystery play "The House of Whispers" also a com edy "Alias Aladdin." 30c. and 10c. Saturday and Sunday Mae Murry In "Twin Pawns" adapted from the book "The Lady In White" also a .comedy and Ford Weekly. 30c. 15c. 0 Men's, women's and children's rub ber boots at Colvlns. Born, Sunday, June 26.!h, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McMillan, at their home in Seattle, a daughter. Mrs. McMillan was formerly Miss Winnifred Swearl' - gen of this place. G. B. Hall, the Standard Oil man, had a curious erperlence while driving up from Newport last Saturday In his car. His gas tank sprung a leak ana a short in his wiring set the leaking gasoline afire. He stopped and ex tinguished it and after driving a few mlleB It apialn cnurcht fire. He was fortunate enough to discover it both times before much damage was done. The Peterson Hdw. Cn. .receivivl a carload of new Fords last week and have sold them to the following: J. C. Fulllurt, Newport; Perry Uattice, Siletz; Bensell Orton, Siletz; Tony wisniewsKl, Kernville; tieo. w. () lings, Siletz; Goo. W. Parker, Fruit vale; Mason Bensell, Siletz; Ned Evens, Siletz; Thos. E. Young, New port; J. D. Kent, Waldport; Ralph Pepin, Newport. Miss Mollle Sldey, who has been visiting with her brotlirr P.nd family here the past year, departed Wednes day for her home at Edinburgh, Scot land. She will bo accompanied on the return trip by little Dor thy Sidey, an) they wlll go vir. New York City. Air. Sldey end wife acoonipanied thsin as far as Portland. Mr. Sldey and wife expect to return to Scotland nlsn as soon as thoy can dispose of their pron- rty here. July 2-3-4 Celebra te TOLEDO PLATOON HOME FROM ENCAMPMENT Last evening the 3rd Co. C. A. C-. N. G. returned from tho annual sum mer encampment at Fort Stevens, where the bys have bean since the 14th of June, receiving Tie'.d and bat tery training. The trip wr.s enjoyed by all, many new experiences anl much benefit was dcrivod by the training on tho ivo bi ten-Inch disappearing guns of Battei-y Russell which were turned ovir to the Guards for instruction purposes by the Reg ulars stationed there. The first pr.rt of the training was devoted to tracking tarotr, sighting the guns, loading and firing with dummy ammunition, until the men be came familiar with the routine" cf the battery and were quick and accurate In all of their various duties1 the success of the whole depending upon each Individual doing his rart well. This practi. e was done by day and at night by aid of powerful s?.irc!ilights which swept tho ccea:i und skyline. Second came what is known as "sub-caliber" practice. A one Inch barrel was placed within the breech of tho targo Un Inch i;uns and in thi manner experience was ?a:.icd wi'.h a rri'iit reduction in expense duo to the difference in the cue inch and ten Inch projectiles and powder charges. Third and bat came the actual big gun firins. The powder charge for one shot weighed 187 lbs. and the pro jectile w.Jjhed 019 lb3. When in the firing position or "in battery" the muzzle of the gun is above the par aplt but when the gun Is fired the force of the recoil causes it to dis appear down behind the paraplt Into the loading position. When ready to fire again it is raised by counter weights. The target was between three and f've miles from the battery on the ocean, towed by a tug. It was made of canvas on a frame ten feet square. Four rounds of "service" am munition were fired, one beinr a trial shot and three of th"m record shots. All four shots were direct hits. How- evr the 3rd Co. lost the cup by a narrow margin of 3 yards the Albany Co. making the nearest shot. While at Fort Stevens the boys spent one day on tho rifle range and had target shooting, showing good marksmanship, Corp. Lorkwood mak ing he highest score and many others ot tho platoon coming close after In number of paints won. Nearly every man made at least one bulls eye. Friday, the 24th, Governor Olcott was at Fort Stevens and .'he troops were marched in review; and Wed nesday tho 3Cih while enroule home, the Guards were paraded in Portland and ware greeted with much applause tiy tne people ot that city. While at camp several promotions were made. As Lieut. Mice was1 not in a position to go with .the plaioon, due to Stato Highway work, he re signed his commission and Dr. L. Hoyt Brown (Sergeant) was elected to fill the resulting vacancy. The non com missioned ' officers were all advanced and several new ones were made. Serg. Hayden succeeded Serg. Brown and Corp. Johnston was made a ser-. geant. A number of privates received the rank of "first class." The names are not available at this time but will be published later." While at Fort Stevens the Toledo platoon wus laken as a model by other Guard companies to show how the bar racks should be kept, etc. Much credit , is due the platoon for the good show ing and with such a short period of training. at LINCOLN COUNTY'S BIG CELEBRATION WILL YOU BE THERE? SURE MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE CELEBRATION. BE PREPARED FOR THREE BIG DAYS OF ENJOYMENT NEWPORT 2-3-4 (19) For sale at 50 cents on the dot lar. My beautiful 9-room bungalow and V2 acre of ground at Siletz. Large wood-shed and garage.- All kinda of bearing fruit trees and berries. Hunt dreds of dahlias, roses and all kinds of shrubs and shade trees, etc. This was built for a permanent home, and each and every foot of lumber used was carefully selected by myself and consisted of No. 1 clear yellow fir without a knot or knothole in the en tire building. The building Is Insured for $2,500.00 and Is valued at $5,000. The ground is worth $2,000.00 at least. If sold within the next 30 days I will let it all go for only a few dollar more than the place Is insured for, and give some terms. No trades. See my agent, Ira Wade, at Toledo, or call on the owner at Siletz, Ore. M. S. Collins. VlTi TOASTEDVf Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike Is the toastad cigarette.