VOLUME 29
TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 27th, 1922.
NUMBER 49 '
SILETZ
Tho revival meetings that have been
going on here for two week a closed
Sunday evening. The meetings were
well attended and everyone seemed to
bo Interested In the singing and the
fine eloqent' sermons preached by the
pastor qf the c"mrch, Itev. C. W.
rogue. Tha moral splritural and In
toloctual conditions of the community
were greatly benefitted by the meet
ings. There were a few accessions
to the church. The order was excel
lent during the whole time of the meet
ings. I
Charles Kllpple of the Bell Tele
phone Compuny, with his family have
been here for several days installing
machines and putting up telephone
linos. Mr. Kllpnle is tn expert at
the buslnass and he is going to see '.hut
the work Is done right this time.
Some people are queor. One man
would not let the lineman come into
his house to fix his machine but fixed
it himseX I suppose he did not like
the looks of the lineman. When this
Job is completed we may expect splen
did telephone service.
I notice in the Portland papers they
are having a great "Uproar" inreguard
to the dances in the public schools.
T'he ministers and directors have lock
ed horns on the subject and call each
other hard names. The directors
stands for the dance properly chapron
cd and the ministers are opposed to
the dances in the public schools under
any condition. It appears the young
Tlinn liova trr. on nlnn I V. n .. .1
.. cw u:v.T3 HIC KUU l UailCO
with the young ladies at all unless
rw ult, .uu i uauto
they wii: park their corsets. This is
a new advance in modern education.
The young folk3 at Sil .'tz are not that
far along yet. It seems Dr. Wilson a
prominent minister has the evidence
that school dances are conducted in
that way, such things might go on
In a dance hall and not be noticed by
a great many persons
It is a fact that a great many girls
date their downfall from attending Information concerning the town to
tlicse dances. These young men say be started on the Southside. Inquiries
they won't dance with young ladies have been received from real estate
that are "iron-clad with corsets. This dealers newspaper men, garage own
la an evidence that the morals of the ers, barbers, confectioners and a man
people are going to tho bad and If not who wantj to Btart a pool-hall,
checked will result ln the down fall As soon as the town is laid ou.. it
of our boasted civilization. This is will beeln to erow. What u nrtH i.
a ftajtt Th hnmn trnlnln. r,t
o w.,..,..e,
children is going out of fashion and
the children are allowed to do about
s they please. The little dears must
not be corrected but allowed to do as
they please. We don", have home ,
Sovernment any more. The govern
ment Is turned over to the school and Mrs- J- C. Dixon visited her mother
it dosen't take a prophet to see where
we are drifting.
This community was HhoekM n haar'
of the sudden death of County Judge
John Fogarty which occured at his
homo in Toledo Monday nlirht
Judge Fogarty had been In poor
health since taking office. He did not
"WOnt tho nfftVo hut hia frUna lnnln
cd he should run thnt h rm.M k
elected. He finally consented and "he
result showed he was elected by a
scod majority. He had been County
Judge before and had a good record.
The people trusted him and this was
a strong factor in his re-election. He
desired to finish up his term but cruel
fate ordered It otherwise. He was
conscientious, well informed ln county
matters and wanted to do the best
thing for the people. He was caro-
ful and economic in the use of peoples
money. I often heard him say he
must treat all the people alike. In
business he had no favorites. Ho
wanted to do justice to an. His record
Is made, his race run, his life was
snuffed out like a candle in tha midst
of Important matters that he hoped
to finish up but he was not permitted
to do It. Hail and fnrewell.
Sunerintendent PhMr-raft lft n .n
. ? . .
official visit in his district. He will
go as far as Seattle before returning
home.
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S. T. Louden Dis Wet Deputy o, the
Grange Is visiting Siletz in the interest
of the order.
V3 .i lV OUT AND PL AV T3JV1 FINISHED VO0n M -i lil cm rwr
n-r" 'V rrtnTnm mj? I tk K) 1 . 4 III -J f f---" BJ I
home u wMmr m
SWEET p:S WK&aS II 9
HOME WXl X El mEm.
NOW THE AUTO VAMP
tit V?vt
V it i r " .
AOTOCArCf
Helen McGinnis of Chicago ha
been convicted as being an automo
bile vamp. She smiled sweetly at
Martin Metzcr as he was drivine by
in his car. He asked her to go riding
mill. ..urn icaiucu tun-
sciousnesi at a lonely spot in the
country his money and diamonds
were gone and so was Helen. One
to ten years for her.
SCHJTHSIDE
Miss Ester Chamberlain has been
S'Ck at h5r home the fir8t n ot
,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hendrlckson and
,
ay
Frank Harrison has been on the
sick list this week.
The sale of the late William Darn
ley's personal property will be held
at lUs former home on Saturday Feb
ruary 4th.
Mr. Darnlcy's sistor arrived from
Utah and It is reported that she may
take Willard back with her to be ed
ucated. . ,
Letters are pournlng in asking for
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miiuo Kjim wuu will nuance me Dian.
From present indications there will
be quite a town on this side by ml
time next year.
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' u"
and father of Newport Friday, returned
on Sunday's train.
Vlvicn Polmsbee of Salado has sold
hls lnterest in nls PIace to ns brother;.
Vernon and ls now working in the'
quarry here. I
( " psia'B nn.y,
'l ls Blv'ag occupation to the mea
IierO. !
There w111 ba a dance given In the
oew cook shnck at tha uar Saturday
the 28th, every body invited.
Wm' Daniels and famlly loft Satur-
day for Summlt where wl" make
thelr hom8'
The new noor has been la,d ,n he
S88 hal1, after flnlshin8 Saturday
"ight they gave a dance- ' gran-
gers have glven consent to the acho1
ch"drcu to U39 il tor Baskct BaI1 pur"
.P"868,
Monday Ralph Schmitt made a trip
" " c "au ou'" u-"1"'
fnij-. ...i t, ,j j , i
The Elk City school children have
0Tanizei cook'"B. sewing and poul-
try clubs
. The EIk Clty glrls haVe 8tartod a
uonci .. u..
The Elk City saw mill started Mon-
aay-
U roimsuee oi caiaao was in
the city Tuesday.
The Elk City Sunday School has
started an aeroplane contest. The los-
In ttii n Al. ... J
,"5 ""' B" tt lo u.o wm-
aers.
Alfred Jacobson of Pioieer made a
trip to Toledo Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Graves are the
proud parents of a baby boy, which ar
rived last week.
Frank Gatens, husband of Mrs.
Agnss Gatens, the primary teacher, Is
working in the quarry at Elk City.
Mr. Sprague, after making a visit
of two weeks in our city left for his
home, Sa'urday.
ONA
L. D. Nash of Nashville and Fred
Commons of Harlan were in thfs vi
cinity the last of tho week buying
beef cattle. They drova out 53 head
Monday. I. It. Puyno and Guy and
Hen Twombly going along to help
tlit drive.
Earl Wolkau made a trip to Vn.i.na
r;ie-.-uay.
B.'roor Cook leturned home fro a '
: Portland the first of the week.
J'.iem Neta Plielis returned hom?
I'nni South Beach Wedncsdav.
C. P. Bunnell and C. S. Olunart went
to Toledo Wednesday to attend the
, meeting of the Farm Bureau.
J. R. Coovert and Clifford Pholps
'were hauling feed from Poole Slough
Sajtnrdnv
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Payne anl fam
ily were dinner guests at the D. C.
Gray home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ohmart spent
Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Miller.
Gene Cook is plowing for Mrs.
Wolkau this week
GLEN
Wo have been vhltert by all kinds
v. nuonnji .nit, ncun Mlli, BB11, SHOW ,
. .
aiiu BUliBIlUlU
Through the Lsader ws learned of
the death of Mr. J. T ZZ ., i"
home in Portland. Mr cl n" . d
family resided here for severs years
miy rcs.acu ere lor several years,
He was a splendid neighbor and liked
.it h, t
y all who knew him.
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munity extend their sympathy,
Roy Moore returned to McMInn,!:).'
MnnrB '
Mrs. John Davenport has been quite
s
in me past two weks, having a severe
com wnicn settled on her lungs. She
is some better.
Mrs. W. R. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. ' moss man) passed away January 7th
J. K. Wheeler spent last Thursday at the Old Soldiers' Home, Los Ang
with Nathan Watkins. eles, Calif., after a lingering i:ines3
John Davenport, W. R. Moore, Alva
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coyotes, but as usual, were unsuccess-
. ,
j Mr. and1 Mrs. T. L. Bohannon spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Moore.
, T " "ulK,ns wa a 01Rner wst
v.. mi. tuiu iuib. w. ii. moore B lasi ,
Tuesday.
NORTH BEAVER
Mr. and Mrs. fl P. Inwl. anA
mother spent Thursday wl'.h Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Zeek. j
TT n Dhn.lnn TnA Trl. 1 a n
tfirBm, a w ww n.A i m n.....
wero trading m Yaqulna and Newport
.Thursday. 1
Elmer Cook passed through this vi-
clnity Thursday enroute for Portland.
Mrs. Hattio Edwards called on Mrs.
J- M. Bowers Thursday afternoon.
K. D. Martin is ln this vicinity at
the Present writing.
H. G. Rhoades, D. C. Gray, Mr. and
Mrs- H. H. Cook and son, Fred, made,
a business trin to Tolrio PrMav
Joe Kohler and William Smith made
a lrlP 10 100le Slough Saturday
r!...i r, i . . n . .
yngio luiouuKB weni 10 seal KOCKS
Saturday returnLng Sunday, accom-
panied by Wilbur Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Zeek spent Sun-
dav with Mr- and Mrs. Tom Barker of
rooie siougn. ,
T. B. Butler of South Toledo was in
this vicinity Saturday and Sunday,'
maKing business calls in regard to the
telephone lines.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kohler and son
Charlie, spent Sunday with Mr. and
k r n . .
mrs. u. v.. L,ewis, ana rainlly. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson and fam-
lly spent Sunday at the Huyett home,
Misses Alertha and Alpha Rhoades
and Blanche Brown spent one day with
Mrs. J. M. Bowers last wotk.
Messrs. Floyd Rhoados and Georga
Hun' sucker of Yaqulna bay spent Mon
day in: tills neighborhood.
Thomas Barker of Poole Slough was
In this vlcln'ty Monday.
Mrs. A. Peterson little daughter,
Josephine, and Mrs. Joe Kohler spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ar
chie Zeek.
G. B. Lewis went to Newport Wed
nesday. '
NOTICE
Will open for business Saturday,
January 28th, Confectionery and Bak-
ery coblned,
Fresh bread.
Cream Puffs.
Rolls.
Cookies, Pies and Doughnuts.
Ice Cream, Candles, Nuts, etc. I
Tobaccos and Cigars.
Apples, Bananas, Oranges and Lem
ons. All fresh fruits in season. !
Call In and see us, at the Akin build
ing. SURVEYORS AT WORK
County Commissioner Dunn receiv
ed a letter from Commissioner War-
ren this week, In which tha latter
Btates that the State Highway Da-
I Partnnt has a crew of surveyors in
the field locating the section of the
jg.
..uUii.i. '"h'lna'l 1J11IK UClfft!ei
an bridee on SAlmnn rlvm- a-nA
t!bo. .f.-.. it. c,, ,
" ' "
iivco .ouip un me oumx river.
TVlla urnrlr j.smna no a wnn..u ,u
'n . ""'"J-""' "l
U"ty T
1 IfZZT 'mT T
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have made the Court. By pulling to-
nt.i,- i -m , h .
Bether ln a11 V1 of the county we
win vhi tiiit iinn m v.n tnon
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norses, weirht 1300 and 1200 each.
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; R W WCiVJ nrin
1
R. Wl S'ow, (better known as the"
extending over a period of five months.
. . . , . .
, t ."T
ummer' ,n U C?"nty bU3""g
moss, and spent the winters at itho
Soldiers' Home. He was very active
'or his age and was liked by all who
knew him.
He leaves two daughters and one
Bon lo mou nls l088'
WISWELL KNOCKED OUT
The wrestling boutat the fair build
lng Saturday evening, between Jinx
Wlswell and Curtia f'hwnilmro rnma to
a sudden end during the first fall when
Wlswell's head struck the mat so hard
thot It, 1U Ut A i i.i '
with him . ,, Vi,,,,..
brought Mm to, but he was In no con-
dittos to continue the match, Tho
referee gave the match to Chambers.
Another match will probably be pulled
off later.
Max MoffM and Jimmy Chambers put
on an interesting preliminary, each of
the boys receiving one fall.
TO OPpN Dnvt.Mp. r,nnM
TO OPEN DINING ROOM
Mrs. Small will open the dining room
at the Ellsworth Hotel, Monday, Jan-
..nM. OnU rtn. I- mi v i
ouui. mo mn wm ue B'Jrvea
family frlyle, 40c a meal or 1.00 par
day. Adv.
BUILDING FrinTRRinr.P
ACROSS DEPOE SLOUGH
i-wwun
Tno Pacifio Spruce Co. has a crew!
"" uu pueanvor nusy mis wee.t
building a foot bridge across Dnpoe
Slough, connecting the old mill dock
" this side of the river, with the walk
Innl1lnn n 1.1,. V. tf n .
iu n. v.uu ruuse on me omer
Bide of the river. This win chorten
the distance, about half ln going from
'own to the mill.
VOO OONT KNOW THESE
VFDV WIFll OOnAi
TT ) THIS ONE - NAME
ANIMALS FOUND
I NORTH POLE f
THIS WOMAN WILL
HANG A MAN
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Poor woman I She is a sheriff.
Kirs. Gunda Martindale, of Allama
kee, Iowa, and she must sprig
the trap that sends Earl Fruat.i
fiendish slayer of a young girl, to
eternity She once caved him from
lynching, now she must kill him.
FARM BUREAU MEETING
The annual meetine of th i.inpnin
County Farm Bureau was hold at tho
Commercial Club Rooms in this city
VDBtnil1air Tlila 91
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""J uia nun uiu mat tiuuuai
iiioemiB oi me nuieau anu delegated
from all sections wore .nrwipiit
irusi.ient t'lirla. Larson, called M:e
n,TO,,nB to "d -ate. from
0,9 tM"S answered
th r": J"n B'adbury. Beaver Creek
club' W H M-irtin NanhvlllR- r 5
Martin, las!illlB, 0. S.
Ohmart, Ona; V. P. Mitchell. Yachnts:
I. J. Popin, Cliitwod; A. Martinson,
T' .Ue;
j. w. Parrlsh, Dopoe; W. R. Har'ley,
-' Sou,h
Rav L. Jenk lis. Tn bjIo- w p stuVn.
Mill Four ' a
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year were: V. P.
president. V. 0. Graves, Toledo,
vice-president. W. R. Hartley, To
ledo, ecy.Jtreas.' Directors: W. F.
Wakefield, Eddyville; J. W. Parrlsh,
iinu, uuj mud, vv . i urrisn,
Toled: Joh adbury, Toledo; L
C. Mowery, Siletz.
Many matters of Importance to the
county came up before the meeting
and there is no doubt but what the
Farm Bureau is doing much to ho:p
the farmers of this county. We will
try and give a more detailed account
of tho meeting next week.
AT THE "MOVrES"
Drama "The Whispering Market," also
a 2 reel Bio V Comedv "Pnnlr.pina"
30c and 15c.
TONIGHT Corlnne Grlfffth In the
CaTiirrlau A C.h... ft- jivl.i
Girl MontanJir:nm.HU r... ;
tomers." ,
, 14 EPISODE"The Avenging. Ar-
row.-3Sc and 15c.
ICE PLANT FOR TOLEDO
Jos Swearlngen this week conclud-
ed a d -al for the purchase of the Ice I
making machinery and Ice cream I
equipment of the Newport Creamery
'This U what is known as a five ton '
plant. Tho equipment for making Ice
cream Is practically new and Is In first '
class condition. Mr. Swearlngen was
.
at Newoort VWidntisiluv mnk nir nr.
rangnments to have Ihe plant brought
j to Toledo. He will Install same ln the
j Toledo Creamery.
LtuiuiM U tilVE DANCE
FEBRUARY ELEVENTH
Alden Abbey Po&; No. 64, American
(jORlon B piannlns R larKe d f ,
the erenlmr of Saturday. pBhr,rv n
i celebration of Lincoln's birthday. '
A committee appointed at the last'
meeting Is now at work planning'
the details which make the Legion
dances so popular as-well as success-
fuj.
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FIVE
AT THE
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JUDGE FOGARTY PASSES
County Judge John Fogarty passed
away at hU home In this city last
Monday evening at about six o'clock,
death being) caused by heart failure.
Mr. Fogarty's sudden death came as
a shock to the entire community. He
had spont the day at his office and
had just arrived home a few minut-s
prior to his death. Joe Sijota of Taft
was in Toledo and accompanied Mr.
Fogarty home that evening, and soon
after his arrival there, Mr. Fogarty
complained of a pain In his side. His
wife went to heat a cloth, wliilo Mr.
Sijota assisted him ' his room. Ho
expired a few minutes after lying
down.
John Fogarty was bora In Ireland In
1S52, coming to this country with his
mother when but an infant. Ha spent
his boyhood in Indiana, receiving his
education at a college at Dayton, Ohio.
When about 21 years of ag0 ho went
to California where ho spent consid
erable time In the gold fiolde. Here
he married Nancy Jane O'Neal to
which union three children were born,
Jack, Julia and Frank. From Calif
ornia Mr. Fogarty went to Colfax,
Wash., where he engaged In the stage
business. He moved to Oregon about
1875 locating at Salem where he fol
lowed farming for a time. He came
to the Vaqulna bay ln 1884 locating at
South Beach. This was during the
building of the railroad and times
wore booming on the bay. Mr. Fo
garty made considerable money on
real estate deals and would havo be
came wealthy had he Bold his holdiigs
before the boom collapsed. Ht. was
a personal friend of Mr. Hogg, builder
of the railroad, and It was largely
thru the hitter's advice that he hung
onto liis holdings Instead of selling.
He soon moved to Newport where he
engaged ln the livery and transfer
business. Mr. Fogarty served as
councilman for tho city of Newport
f;nd about 1908 was elected commis
sioner. Upon the resignation of
Jutisa Gardner he was appoiuiel ,by
(he Oovenor to fill out the Iattor's Un
expired term. One year ago he was
, again elected to this office,
Mr. Fo-
e-'r'y nindo a good official and had
many friends In all parts of ftp
county. Ho died In the harness serv
ing the people who elected him. Hav
ing separated from his wife, a'jMit
eleven years a?o he was un'tel in
, ,
! ft
!' ;h,s eo
Ith Miss Wisnlewskl, of
county. To this union was
Item one son, Charles, who Is now
nged 9. All the children an now
living except his daughter, Julia, who
died, Just four years to the day, be
fore her father, sho dying January
litlfc Jack re., ("es at 147 tllhhs St.,
Icrtland, and Frank at No . port.
Funeral services were comlii :t 'd oy
the Masons of which order Mr. Fo
farty was a mn Tiber, with lutwmerit
In the Newport cemetery.
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A CORRECTION
In publishing the Kemville items
two woeks a80 we Inadvertently omit-
ted a ipor,lon ot the with regard
to BcllooIs- Tne ""W Have
;'oad as follows: "RePrt c)"'8 frn
fftft tlmta Unlon IIlK" Stll0l ls bo,n
Panned to Include the four districts
f JB' DeVU'S Sclloonor Creok
'l",d DHft Creuk- We "u,;d a ,llBh
' '8 a'8 noed tt CM""da4
Brade BKhol Tlle latcst development
,a roport from up"rlver that a cam"
be laU,lched to brl"K t0 vo:a
th6 ,88Ue ( t,MS consolldat(-d district,
m'ludl'n& a,so the Kernvlll0 and up-
TlVOr fl tttHta Tt la nv!.....I T ..
- H""iu. u ;ii
transPrUltln to a consolidated school
at Kernvlll- frora the most distant
I points -tf the proposal consolidation,
could be accomplished in one hours
tlmo, etc.''
We are sorry that this m Intake oc-
cured' but ln tha rush of press day :t
goi oy someliow.
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REBEKAH DISTRICT
CONVENTION
On Tuesday. January 31st at one
o'clock In the .fteZn the Rebekah'
District Convention will meet at New-
nnrt t na , n n
WALRUS- SEAL, AN 0
A TH? POLAi?
BEARS