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LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19th, 1922
Local News
PATTERSON VISITS YAQUINA
Word comes from Yaquina that
Lieut. Patterson was tliere on Monday
looking into the possibilities as to
how many men could be taken care
of there by the Multnomah Box & Lum
ber company that will soon start oper
ations, according to reports. -
Tanlac Is unquestionably the most
widely talked of medicine in the
world today and those who once use
It Invariably buy It over and over
again and tell their friends of the
splendid results they have, derived
from Its use. Tpledo Drug Co. 13-lt
NICOLAI HOTEL SOLD
C. E. Sheffield reports that B. Mer
ger, of Portland, has purchased the
Nicolal Hotel and will furnish it and
have It open for the summer tourist
trade. Yaquina Bay News.
See the new Bon Ami oil stoves at
Colvin's. .13Ht
"Go to a friend for advice, n strang
er for chalrity, and a relative for
nothing," la a little piece of advice
an ''old, timer" gave me years ago.
Sunset
J. C. Dixrn, merchant of Elk Citv
was a business visitor in Toledo Thursday.
James Hae of Newport was a busi
ness visitor in Toledo" Thursday.
Edw. Abbey and Lester Martin were
visitors in Toledo Wednesday.
o'tweaT''; Co0"?:' '""T fSwhW three I
O. R. Altree, builder of barges for 'Seattle Dully Star.
tne J. D. Kern rock quarry, left on the
noon train Monday for Portland where
he will visit several days with his
family.
.v.. .,. Ule gcnool expressed its
E. L. Chalcraft, superintendent of i e "lanl' Mls Rounds eolo
the Sileta agency, and daughter,. Hai-1 mucl1 appreciated,
lie, arrived in Toledo Thursday. Mr. j Thomas Butler has been making
uaicnui axienueu w Dusiness nere. quite an extensive trip through the
while, Miss Hallie took the noon train Big and Little fiv i .1.
for Seattle where she will visit with " .-.it 7, coun'ry ,n th ,n
her brother who isi employed at the 1 or tne l,rll8e8 of Lincoln coun
ty. .10 iiiurig a lavorumo and encour
aging trip. Though an old man, Mr.
Butler is one of the most progressive
Bert Howe was a passenger for Elk
City yesterday noon ou a fishing trip
between trains.
Tanlac Is the people's medicine and
the people themselves have made It
what it is. Toledo Drug Co. 13-lt
For window shades ee Colvln. 13-H
Mort Abbey of Newport was a Tole
do business visitor Monday.
Look over the new dress shirts and
ties at Colvin's.
....
When you get the Idea In your lioad
that the world is against you It Is.
CHITWOOD
men m our community. Ho i ,. i
def&tiguable worker, not only for the
interests of his own community, but
for the welfare of th entire county.
At the regular meeting of the South
side Improvement Club held May 6th,
committee reported that in. almost
every section of the county th senti
ment was growing In favor of bridges
and other county Improvements.
Uncoio County has too long re
mained in the background.
people are- waking tip to the fact that
"jthey wish to enjoy prosperity to
For ranges,
Colvln.
cook stoves,
etc, see
13-1t
MOVIES
TONIGHT HO U DIN I, the handcuff
king In "TERROR ISLAND" a smash
fng melodrama In six acts. It's a
Paramount. Also a Pathe Comedy
"The Straight Crook," 30c. and 10c.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY WILLIAM
S. HART, A man's man In "SAND", a
v. 'stern Paramount drama. Alio, a
Harold Lloyd oomedy "Pinched" 35c.
and 10 cents.
TUESDAY-WEDNEPDAY, May. 23
24, a riot of fun Carter Dehaven and
wife In "TWIN BEDS" a 5-reel all
comedy picture. . It's a scream. Also
- a 2 reel Toonerville comedy with the
old sailor who meets every train,
making a 7 reel comedy show. 30c, 10c.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, May 25th and
26th -Dorothy Dalton In a Paramount
drama "ROMANTIC ADVENTURESS"
also a comedy, 30 cents and 10 cents.
..SATURDAY-SUNDAY, MAY 27-28
"THE SHEIK" with Rudolph Valen
tlno and Agnes Ayres in the lead, a
motion picture de luxe, an enthralling
picture of tremendous heart appeal,
with magnificent scenes and drama tie
acting;, one of the greatest motion
pltcures. An added attraction will be
the aong "THE SHEIK" by Bert Geer.
Herbert Kynlston of Toledo was a
rn. h.H.. .-...- -j i 1 A iwrgo uumuer. ullruou uul, luT ulo
Vli..,T u V:Jr: literary program Saturday night All
'' . ,' I ithe numbers were well rendered and any extent and open up the county to
! the program was excellent in evsry I settlement, they must have good road
w n tj - ff.'. Prtotor of the way. All here appreciate the work of 'and county officers who will work for
W. C. Burcroff . Mercantile Co.. left Mihi V.Win whn hn Anna an mnph in lhA Int.i.nri. .t,x 7
on the noon train Mondav for Port-! n.. nto,rv on.iiv starts Thol.m.i i. . , county
... u wo "'".next program win De given saiuruay
Jubilee. ' evening, May 27th. It will be short
' J and snappy.
Cene Williams of Newport was &j MLss Emma Wilson went over to
Toledo business visitor Monday. siletz last Monday morning.
Miss Lydia Schleicher returned
from a visit with friends In Salem,
h,,.in,.. in i n in. . mesaay.
wm.udoo .u kuhoiui imJUUay. .nh Homo- la ohil.l m fMllfnho. I trnn j
' vTL if, " . ""'ii man wis sec-
His leg, which was broken recently, ition. John Stlger's strawberries and
Royal Dunn returned to Burnt . getting better. Thomas Butler's English walnuts are
Woods Monday noon after spending! The rock quarry on E. H. Stein- proof of the fact. Besides there are
several days with his parents r.t Tole-! metz's place haa proven out to be 'small patches of all kinds of berries
do. igood rock and It ia planned to go which are doing remarkably well
I ahead and work it so forty or fifty! Now let us work together to build up
men will Drobab'.y be needed to work the rnnntv
hnglneer A. L. Porter and crew .i,0,. aru, I . rr m6c ... I
, v... " - -vbw uiu will 111 i II t: II 1 11 II V npn.
.Between sixty and seventy were out ! pie from the east who will make homes
to the ball game Sunday. At the end i in Oregon. In looking for those homes
of five Innings the score stood 9 to 9 ' they will naturally follow roads If
(Chitwoad vs. Elk Eity. The Elk our roads are not eood nnrl i,01-' ,-,
City folks had to leave for the train, (no bridges they will of course pass us
i-1 Wo plan to start earlier next Sunday. I by.
The natural resource- nf t Ma Ai,nf
have not begun to be developed es
pecially on the south gide of the Ya
quina. Lumbering and dairy Interests
have begun to operate, but compara
tively speaking, almost nothing has
been don In the fruit line; yet there
i uo Deuer place in the state of Ore
Come again Elk City.
s:letz
went up the line Monday noon to do
road work.
. All kinds of men's and boys' work
clothing at Colvin's. 13-H
D. J. Derby of Yaquina was a busi
ness visitor In Toledo Wednesday.
Dr. F. M. Carter, Agency Physician
of Silotz was In Toledo Wednesday
morning enroiKe to Newport on pro
fessional business.
Stop for brief Visit Mts. Carp P.
nnhlrtH nnrt fMHrwn nrora In Pni-ual.
Iln SiinHnv fnr hHnf viuit with friQrf ndersen, vlcerpresident, Otto Tangle-
while enroute from Toledo, Lincoln man- secretary, Mary Alice BenselL
County, where they passed several treasurer, Agnes Winkle, Janitor, Har
weeks with relatives. They are to rv Downing. The next meeting will
spend some time In Portland and that Be 11,6 flr?t FrWay after the public
vicinity before returning to their school commences in September. The
home in Montana. Corvallis Gazette- Community club is an auxiliary to the
Times. , public-school. The' Club now numbers
about forty active members. This
O. B. MKlupkey and family motored society is a useful thing in any corn
to the Siletz river last Sunday and niunity. All questions of interest and
spent the day angling for speckled importance to the school or commun
beauties. We cannot tell a lie, so you Ity are taken up and discussed at
will have to ask "Mac'' a to the luck, these meetings. The members learn
, ,,, . parliamentary rules, learn how to
Mr. and Mm. P, Frederick and Mr. ,1, i,n withmit omhnrraR-..
and Mrs. P. N. Hayden motored to the ment and how u, conduct public meet
Siletz on a fishing trip Thursday. . 1nea For the 1 ot this traininz
and knowledge public' meetings in
mnst rnmmunities are very fioorly
A..nA ntrnlFH Tllla Iftl lUT 1 All IT O
you get in a well conducted Commun
ity club at very small cost.
' Dr. Danford, district superintendent
visited Siletz on te 10th of May in
4 the interest of the Home mission of
the Metnouist episcopal vnuren. n
conducted the affairs of the mission
in a most businesslike way and was
well satisfied with the condition of the
affairs of the church with the minish
ter's salary and all other expenses
paid up to date. A well conducted
Sunday school and all church activi
ties in a splendid condition. The min
ister in charge, Rev. C. W. Pogue, is
asking, and Is quite sure he will get
t $5,000 to construct a community build-
ing jusi ou uie t;tti aiuo ui tut? wimwi
1 building. In this building will be a
'. library room, eleetric lights and a
cooking and dining rooms and a radio
' phone, which will be up to date and
! a great blessing to the Indian Mission
of Siletz. The church is taking grei.
interest in the welfare and prosperity
of the Indians of Siletz as well as en
' interest In all of the Indians of 'the
! United States. The Indians aro now
Increasing instead of decreasing a
! Jformerlyi, especially the mixed bloods.
' Dnrwin Watts was convisted in the
it s niiiri-. last, week for having a
! Ktlll in his Dossession and some tnoon
Bhine that ho had made hlmseir. Juage
Wolverton sentenced Watts to serve
fmir months ill iail and a $100 fine,
Tim rnnviftlmi was secured by the
. vigilance of Supt. E. L. Chalcraft and
rv.iu:v RliprmT .less Daniels. If a
person violates the law and is punish'
4? . ed for it he should not complain. ,
1
m I siiniT u na vlsltpd bv a number of
.commercial men headed by Thomas
Colinan and, a delegation of citizens
V from Toledo aud Newport. Among
thq Newport visitors were E. J. Ab-
bey, Lester Martln and Joseph Patter
; ; large dallies, and Chas. L. Baker, can
. . son, newspaper correspondent for the
" didate on the Republican ticket for
I! eherilT, Ira Wilde, Ted McElwaln and
W. II. Tindall also a candidate for
I ; sheriff on the Republican ticket from
! ! Toledo. These two gentlemen Tin-
il ill mid Baker are making a can-
J ass among the people In their candi
dacy.
The Primary election will soon be
here and these candidates will soon
know their fates. Deputy Sheriff Mc
Elwaln is distributing the ballot boxes
this week.
Profit By
Great Reductions
East Through California
ROUND TRIP 8UMMER TOURIST TICKETS
BTg jeqo)30 ?iuin ujniOH ?STS isnSnv oi S3 BIB nO
Liberal Stopover Privileges
"HIGH POINTS" ON THE, WAY
The Glorious Siskiyous
Majestic Mt. Shasta ' . '
The Rugged' Sierras
"PLEASURE PLACES" YOU MUST SEE
San Franc!sco World famous city tat " 'tis hard to leave."
liM Angeles Wonder city and noted tourist center.
San Diego iRomantic city "Where Caljffornla began.".
Three National Parks Yosemita Sequoia General Grant,
Scores of Charming Seashore and Mountain Resorts.
For fares, sleeping oar reservations or beautiful folders
ask any agent, or write
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent
win. Glison and Harry Clark of
Southside accompainled by representa
tives from Toledo aad Siletz made a
trip to Newport last week. Thfl oh.
The Community club at Its l ist iject of the trip being to foster a more
meeting Tridny evening, May. 12th, i friendly and co-operative feeling be
eiected the following officers for the tween the different sections of the
ensuing year: President Mrs. Maurice county. The people of Newport met
Surplus Army Goods
AT
United Army Stores
WOOL O. D. ARMY BLANKETS $2 95
ARMY WOOL SWEATERS '."..'. -2J5
WOOL SLIP-ON SWEATERS 100
ARMY WOOL SOX 25c to 50c
O. D. SHIRTS 2.75
OVERALLS l!oo
REGULATION ARMY SHIRTS (OFFICERS') .. 3.00
KHAKI SHIRTS '. 1.00
WORK SHIRTS 1.00
O. D. REGULATION BREECHES (RECLAIMED) 1.75
O. D. REGULATION BREECHES (NEW) 3.50 to 4.50
KHAKI ARMY BREECHES (RECLAIMED) 1.00
KHAKI BREECHES (NEW).....' 3.25
ARMY O. D. WOOL COATS 1.50
OFFICERS' ALL-LEATHER PUTTEES 5.25
RUBBER HIP BOOTS (NEW) ...J 3.85
UNCLE SAM WATCH 1.15
REGULATION ARMY 2-MAN PUP TENT (NEW) 2.95
REGULATION ARMY PACK CARRIERS (NEW) 1-50
15 LARGE BARS ARMY SOAP 1.00
PEACH OR PLUM JAM .10
GRAPE PRESERVES, LARGE CAN .15
CORN BEEF 23
CORN BEEF HASH 15
12 POUNDS BEST ARMY BACON 2.45
2 POUND CAN ROAST BEEF . . .35
TENTS OF ALL SIZES:
Why pay high rents? We will sell you a ter.t for
the amount you will pay for one month's house rent.
Our tents are made from new U. S. Standard 29-inch
Duck, one-third pitch, and 3 to 5 ft. side walls
7 X 7 .... $6.80 12 X 14.... $15.75
8X10 .... 9.00 12 X 16.... 17.20
10 X12 .... 11.00 1 4 X 16.... 20.65
OTHER SIZES DESIRED WE HAVE THEM.
tne m In the same soirlt and mnrh
Is hoped for as the result of the meet
ing. A plan is on foot to get all the clubs
and organizations of the county to
unite and In that way much more ran
be accomplished for the general good
man wnere eacn one endeavors to
work out Its own salvation.
It has been suggested that at some
time during the summer a oCunty Pic
nic be held at some central place In
the county a sort of get-to-gather
meeting where people from all- over
the county can air their views and tpii
their needs, then decide upon the best
course oi action ror the good, of the
entire county; and at the game time
have a real, old fashioned enjoyable
picnic.
NOTICE aMlPl
TAKE
Of The Large Fire
Box. Will Take
24 Inch Wood.
Just Received, a Shipment of Garden Hose
ARTHUR NYE, PLUMBER
IF
SOUTHSIDE
School closed on Friday, May 12th,
Irene Clark and Ingvaid Strand had
Tirti tnimaA a. om.v lot been late once
A.diirlnr thn eleht month term.
T some of the pupils were taking the
j. aiaie examination n w ui h"0'""
1 to have a program on the tot day to
I it was decided to hold a picnic on Wed
nesday, 01A7 II.
A much larger attendance than Us
ual was noted at the Sunday school
last Sunday, many of the parent be
ing present. We hope they will con
tinue in the good work. A number
tif the vounc neoDle from Toledo were
nlcri nnptumt f'rmie ncafn. MiSt VldA
UNITED ARMY STORES
Th Workingman's Store Toledo Hotel Building
SUNDA Y
AND MONDAY
Liberty Theatre
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST OUTDOOR PICTURES PRODUCED IN A LONG
TIME. IT IS ONE OF CAREY'S BEST PICTURES, BASED ON COURTNEY R.
COOPER'S BEST STORY "CHRISTMAS EVE AT PILOT BUTTE" WHICH RAN IN
-THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE.
IN
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BABY P
"A flUDDY
GGY
BRIDE"
A CENTURY COMEDY
BABY PEGGY IS WORTH THE PRICE OF THE WHOLE SHOW. ONE OF THE
WRITERS ON THE NEW YORK WORLD SAID: "ONE OF THE BEST MOTION
PICTURE PERFORMANCES IN NEW YORK THIS SEASON IS GIVEN BY BABY
PEGGY IN ,'A MUDDY BRIDE'."
The International News
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