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PACE SEVEN !
MCKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
By Ch.i&s Sugroe
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Scott's Field Near Kernville Is
Scene of Jo'ly Vacation Party
Sunday Afternoon; Teachers
on Honeymoon Trip.
Kernviile, July 28 "The Humding.
erg," otherwise the pupils of Mr. Gla
ser's school, celebra'.ed the beginning
of their vacation with a big picnic at
Scott's Field last Sunday. About six
ty children, with their parents and
friend, and three teachers partic
ipated in the festivities. The day was
devoted to games and contests, in
which the athletic powerss of the
"Humdingers" was fully vindicated.
Not content that his pupils took first
money in nearly alt events, "Red,,
saved himself a prize in the men's
Jiall throwing contest by heaving the
sphere some twenty yards beyond the
farthest flag. Miss Alma OJ.lla, who
term, had her first lesson from them
In a rowboat race, when Lloyd Corn
best and Venere Koskl "hummed" by
her without a splahli. The girls, under
able captaincy of Loeta WHieeler, had
the rare satisfaction of beating the
boys in a game of baseball. Miss
Ojalla, before-mentioned, tcolt a big
league swing, put the tall into the
river, and brought in the winning
run. The boys retaliated In a tug-o-war,
wherein the girls Jor.nd Jimmie
Muno an unwcighable anchor. After
the "Junor" ball game, the men played
six innings of baseball. The game was
well played, but poorly applauded;
the children's game continued to at
tract general attention. .Boxing hon
ors went to Harold Buckuer and Eve
lyn Glaser, both visiting school child
ren from Portland. Fannie Koski won
the rifle shooting match. Five Koski
children of tho "trlbus Humdingers"
won first prises in several races. Buzz
Fitzpatrick, under tho propulsive
power of MIfs Helen Ojalla, made a
spectacular spurt In the wheelbarrow
race, but his cluch sMpped, or some
thing, and he lost to a pair of Koskis
by a couple of revolutions.
The Humdingers will have a short
vacation this year. Their teachers,
the one who is leaving, and the one
who will teach them next year, witl
spend part of their vacation on a
honeymoon trip into Canada. Mr.
Glaser will return' in time to make
some needed improvements in Paul
Kcuhl's house (behind Tobererir's)
where the couple will live next year.
Mr. Glaser is engaged to teach 'he
Reed Creek school next term: we ex
pect some lively competition and co
operation between Mb school and the
Humdingers.
The teaching force on. tho lower
river will also be materially streng
thened by the advent of a veteran
teacher and superintendent, J. "Baldy"
Wferley, of Portland, who has bean
engaged at a generous salary to teach
the Drift Creek School. Teachers'
salaries In the three districts around
Kernville have been raised about a
thousand dollors in the past year;
pnd results are already in evidence.
Bcord will act on petitions from these
three districts to consolidate them in
to one; and there is every reason to
presume that Its action In the matter
will be favorable.
There will be a hnneball game at
Taft on July 30th betven the River
tam rind Devil's. Tony Reed, the chief
promoter of the game, will captain
and pitch for the- River team. Clyde
Morris and Red Glaser will be out of
the line-up. the first by reason of a
badly cut knee, the latter by reason
of a honeymoon engnement; but. the
Fisherman v-ill spnd a stron team
without them, and everyone knows
our girls are the fairest and most de
irusements of this suit, and by which
said decree and execution, reference
to which is hereby made part of this
notice, I have been and am thereby
made a part of this notice, I have been
and b'i thereby commanded to sell
and have levied upon the following
described real and personal property
located in Lincoln County, Oregon,
within the jurisdiction of said court,
to-wit:
(a) Lot 1, Block 1, Graham's Sixth
Addition to Toledo, Lincoln county,
Oregon, together with the electric gen
erating plant constructed thereon and
attached thereto, consisting of build
ings, 1 Skinner Automatic engine, 14
inches by 15 inches, directly connect
ed with an Allis-Chaimers 2300 volt,
3 phase, 60 cycle, 277 R. P. M., 100 Kil
owatt generator with belt driven ex
citer, 1 Atlas 4 valve engine, 22 inches
by 27 inches, belted to Allls-Chalmers
2300 volt, 3 phase, 60 cycle, 900 R. P. M
200 kilowatt generator with directly
connected exciter; 1 Russell boiler, 72
Inches by 16 feet; 1 Casey Hedges
boiler. 72 Inches by 18 feet. 1 smoke
lerminea rooters in uie country. . fc connected wlth boilers, 2 feed
fish.
G. Frank Glaser.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
water heaters, 2 single phase, oil cool
ed, 60 cycle distribution transformers
for 6600 volts primary, and 2300 volts
secondary, Including Injector, valves
and piping.
(b) 1 Parcel of real estate, 1.64
acres more or less, specifically des-
DO YOU WANT
A HORDE ?
THERE IS GOING TO BE SEVERAL NEW BUN
GALOWS ERECTED IN TOLEDO AND YOU CAN GET
A HOME ON REASONABLE TERMS PROVIDING
YOU ARE A RESPONSIBLE PARTY. CALL AND
TALK IT OVER.
INQUIRE AT LEADER OFFICE FOR INFORMATION.
lt4HlMMHM,,fr,frv'i
In the Circuit Court of the State of
vrHon, lor Lincoln uoumy . rii. tnurU-
a SSJSr7 f reBOn' Binan9,nfg0lara9'pornr'on the section
a corporation, Plaintiff, 1Jne 1090 feet gouth of the 'corner
v.imTpi. . n 'sections 7, 8, 17, and 18, in township
aquina Eijsctric Company, a corpor- il 80uth of range 10 west of the
at Ion, Guy Roberts. Fred Homing, meridian In Lincoln
Kilham Printing and Stationery Com- "M
pany a corporation, and Credit Ser- go deeeg 4K0" 'east 212 feet: thence
vice Company, Defendants. i f" ahB BJ -2- east 21' feef
derV's Tf rV0rndHO nce'soufh6!! degrees' 43" west'm
' sal.e. ss.ued out of the above f to . bank of tne Depot 8iough;
euuuea coun in ir.e anove entitled IZ '' .!, ki Aatrra 1" west
cause to me directed and dated June e" l, 'rt slcurt 208 "let
30th, 1922, upon judgment and decree Znt ln secUon 1 ne- thence north
rendered On January 7th 1922 and Q KU. 52S west along bank of siiS
entered in said court on January 19, , S . ,1," ,i rth 41 da-
1922, in favor of the plaintiff. Port 'Ii Im-
fend Trust Company of Oregon, a M Tsecn .me
corporation against the defendant, lnencB no"" tt'uuf
Yaquina Electric Company, a corpor-.10 Place of beginning.
atlon, and likewise against the prop- ( All ngnts, privileges a m u
erty hereinafter described, for the chises heretofore granted by the !cit
sum of $66,000.00, together with In- ot Newport, Oregon, to H. A. bana
terest thereon at the rate of five per stone, his successors and assigns by
. ,r ,n, n.!nl ordinance- of the City of New-
' I (1 II 11 U 111 i 1 WIH AUgUai AO, 1319, , - -
and for the further sum of $3503.00 Prt. Lincoln County, Oregon, f.o. 49
attorneys fees, together with expen- aapproveu rcuiuai, o, , -
ses of receivership costs and dis- 86111 ordinance is euwueu.
I "Ordinance granting to H. D. Sand
stone, his successors and assigns, a
franchise, right and privilege to build,
erect and operate an electric light and
power plant within the corporate lim
its of the city of Newport, Lincoln
County, Oregon, and to use the streets
thereof for the purpose of setting
poles and stringing wires thereon to
transmit electric light and power to
different parts of said city, and any
x and all other appurtenances or hings
necessary ana usual in cuuuucuub "
operating said electric light and power
plant; and further authorizing the
mayor and recorder of said city of
Newport to sign a lease to said water
J. front property within said city oi
Newport for the purpose or erecting,
Z building and completing thereon a
cold storage, creamery and said elec
tric light and power plant, by Baid
H. D. Sanstone in form and manner
and under the conditions as provided
'under said lease,, the form of which
f. lease lias been duly approved by the
members of the city council and In
such form published and signed by
said mayor and recorder as aforesaid,
' declaring an emergency to exist, and
f rpeuuns an orainances ana pans oi
ordinances in conflict with this or
dinance or anv nar. thereof."
T i (d) All rights, privileges and fran
chises granted by the city of Toledo,
Lincoln County, Oregon, to the Ya
quina Electric Company or its prede-
Xicessors by and under a certain fran
chise granted by the city of Toledo
to the Toledo Light, Power and Man
ufacturing company and assigned to
the said Yaquina Electric Company,
I being known as ordinance No. 104,
j being entitled as follows, to-wit:
"Ordinance granting unto the Tole
do Light, Power and Manufacturing
I Company, Its assigns and successors
I, in Interest, a franchise conveying the
right to erect, maintain and operate
an electrical plant In the city of To
ledo, the right to sell electricity In
said city for light, manufacturing and
power purposes for the period of
. twenty-five years, and granting unto
the said Tolodo Light. Power and
, I Manufacturing company the right to
1 1 use the street end alleys of said city
1 1 to set poles, string wires and lay
conduits."
; I Said ordinance having been passed
i ;by the common council of the city of
J Toledo, Oregon, on December 18, 1911.
, , (e) The electric distribution system
iwlthln the city of Newport and en-
) vlrons including wires, poles, 41 elec
tric transformers, zoo e:ectric meters,
together with all equipment connected
I i with and a part of said, distribution
system.
I (f) The electric distribution system
'within the city of Toledo, 'Oregon, In
cluding all wires, poles, conduits, 24
electric transformers, and 72 electric
M-KM-'M mot ori, together with nil equipment
Toledo School of MusiR
BRANCH OF PHILOMATH COLLEGE
Department of Music
Instructions given in Piano, Voice and all Orchestra
Instruments
Monday and Tuesday
Each Week at the
LIBERTY THEATRE
Special Attention Given to Beginners
ACCREDITED TEACHERS ONLY
Prof. R. T. Norton
Lester Warman, Assistant
Make your applications without delay
connected with and a part of said dis.
tribution system
1 (g) 8 1-3 .miles of 3 phase, 6600
volts, electric transmission line ex
tending between the city of Toledo,
Oregon, and the city of Newport, Ore
gon, including poles, wires. Insulators,
and all equipment connected with and
part of said transmission system.
I (h) 1 Shaw-Walker filing cabinet,
1 standing desk, 1 stool, 1 Pacific
Coast Company iron safe, size 27 In.
x 26 in. x 42 in., said property being
now located in the office of said Yn
puina Electric Company in Toledo
Oregon.
! NOW THEREFORE by virtue of
said execution, decree and order ot
sale, and in accordance therewith,
and in compliance with the commands
of said execution, I, M. Simpson, Sher
iff of Lincoln County, Oregon win ,on
the 5th day of Aug., 1922 at the hour
of 11 o'clock A. M. at the front door
of the court house in Toledo, Lincoln
County, Oregon .sell at pub'ic auction
to the highest bidder, rUl the right,
title an.d interest which the within
named defendants Yaquina Electric
Company, Guy Roberts, Kilham Print-
ing and Statlone.-y Company, and
Credit Service Company, and all of
said defendants or any of them, have
or had in the cbovo described property
or any pa. i or parcel thereof with the
exception of the property described in
subdivision (h); that the personal
property described in subdivision (h),
to-wit:
1 Shaw-Walker filing cabinet, 1
standing desk, 1 stool, 1 Pacific fiwai
iron safe, size 27 in. x 25 in. x 42 in.,
said property new being located in the
offiffce of said Yaquina Eileciric Com
pany in Toledo, Oregon.
1 will likewise se'l on said day nt
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at the
office of Yaquina Electric Company
ln Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, all
to satisfy said execution, decrer, in
terest, attorney fees and costs.
. Dated this 30th day of June, 1922. .'
- -Date -of first publication, July 6th, I
1922. ;
Date of last publication, Aug. 3rd.
1922. I
M. SIMPSON,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon.
20-5t
YOUR EYES
ACCURATELY FITTED
By
GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST
Private Office for Examinations
Prices Reasonable
F. M. French &. Sons
Optometrists and Opticians
Albsny, Oregon
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, executrix of the estate
of Thomas Pavey, deceased, haB filed
in the county court of Lincoln county,
state of Oregon, her final account as
such executrix off said estate, and
that Tuesday, the 5th day of Septem
ber, 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. in. has been fixed by said court
as the time for hearing of objections
to said report, and the settlement
thereof.
Dated this 21st day of July, 1922.
. PRISCILLA PAVEY,
Executrix of the Estate of Thomas
Pavey, deceased. 23-5t
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Shoes, Boo'.s, Clocks, Watches,
Umbrellas, Pans, Buckets, Tubs, 1
Boilers, Flashlights, Cut Agates, '
Sharpen Shears, Knives. Repair
all kinds of things Don't 1
throw anything away, Come In '
and see us. Furniture Repair- '
ed.
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The UNIVERSITY OREGON
contains:
Tht collage of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
Tht professional schools of Archi
tectureBusiness Administration-Education-Greduate
Study -Law-Medicine
Music Physical Educa
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The 47th Yesr Opens October 2. 1922
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wrltt Tht RtSiitrar, UnlvvrtUg of
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we make your old shoes look
and wear like new.
Mail order work promptly
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Next Door to Peterson's Jewerry Store
Toledo, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The County Court of The State
of Oregon for Lincoln County.
In the matter of the Estate of
Ewln D. Skuggs, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the St;ito rf '"Eor,
for Lincoln County, Execut, i Lhe
estate of Ewin 1). SIc.Rgs, ..jed.
Ai: persons having claims against ald
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to the utidei signed, toguLher
with proper vouchers therefor, vort
fled as by law required, at the office o'.
the County Clerk in Toledo, Oregon,
or at the office of McFadden & Clark
in the city of Corvallls, Benton county
Oregon within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated this 22nd day of July, 1922
Walter C. SUaggs Lxecutore
of the Estate of Ewin D.
Skaggs, Deceased.
McFadden & Clark, Attorneys
for Executors. 23-61
ENGINEERING WORK
Professional Engineer In tho St'
of Oregon, Topography work, C
Engineering and Sub-Division woi
A. J. McMillan, Toledo, Orerjor
TOLEDO LODGE NO. 108, I. O. O.
meets every Wednesday events
Visiting Brothers always Welr-eme
L. B. Wiswcll, N. O,
Carl Glldersleeve. Secretary.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good as new, 7-passenger
6-cyllnder Buick; cheap for cash or
would consider cow as part pay
ment. Write L. L. Anderson, Box
84, Yaquina, Ore. 24-lt
FOR SALE-6 Room house 2 lots 3
blocks from Main st., plenty small
fruits. Adress Box 292, Toledo, Ore
23-4t
FOR SALE 130 acres near Chitwood.
Ore.; on state highway; near rail
road station; house, barn, good well,
wood sheds, chicken yards; 35 acrei
creek bottom land, easily plowed,
place fenced; ideal dairy or goa:
ranch; must sell because of II!
health and old uge; a bargain.
Write to W. H. Price, Chitwood
Oregon. 22-4t'
FOR SALE Or trade for Automobile F0R SALE Fir siakes; 2 sizes, 24
one good team. Inquire of O. A on(' 32 ,nenes lns: Inquire at R. C
Hodges, Elk City. 23-lt Jonnsons; farm. Telephone 22-Bf
FOR SALE Motorcycle Side car; Ua-
...1 I.- i m i- . . ...... . '
c uiu iiutu; izu jjaDy over
land. Peterson Bros. Garage. 23-tf
FOR SALE fTwo colts, one 2 years
old, one yearling; 6 heifer calves,
Jerseys, two 2 years old, four year
lings. One Kirsten stump puller
complete. Address E. L. Howe or S.
R. Howe, Wa'.dport, Ore. 22-4t
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Tfiam
Weight about 1100 apiece good
workers also good In saddle. Young
WM1I soil cheap or trade for heifer.
C. H. Eateon, Saludo, Ore. 24
FOR SALE One acre of land In Run
.Bottom; house, barn and chicken
yards; Inquire of Box 282, Toledo,
Oregon. Must sell because of wife's
health ifnd move to higher climato.
A bargain. 21-Ht
FOR SALE Portablo sawmill; 22 H.
P. gasoline engine power; will sell
separate; also 6-foot Deerlng bind
er; Inquire of R. L. Hathaway, Har
lan, Oregon. 21-4t
FOR SALE CHEAP-flvice Driving
Mare and Harness and light Buggy.
Inquire L. A. Hulburt. 24-2t
FOR SALE 4 Head of cows. 3 fresh
this spring, one fresh 2 weeks ago.
Now giving 6 gal. milk aday. All
Jersey or over. One Brood
Mare Purcheon stock 11 years old.
One saddle poney. Will make bar
gin on one or all. N. W. Miller.
Toledo, Oregon. 23-4t-
40 ACRE8 Near Toledo; State Road;
muiuai pnone; daily mail. Goad 6
room house, good newt barn, or
chard; some timber. Good bargain.
Inquire at Leader office. 13-tf
FOR SALETwo Registered Jersey
uuii calves, Uolden Glow and Chief
Blood, L. A. Hulburt. 24-2t
FOR SALE The launch "Florence".
a cabin cruiser, 28 feet by 8 feet 4
Inch beam; 10 H.P. Campbell en
gine; Inquire of Dr. D. A. Mclntyre.
Newport, Ore., oppo. P. O. 21-4t
FOR SALE 101.64 ncres of land, 40
acres level, excellent beaver dam
land; gome Umbo.-; railroad on
place. Prlco $1500, cash or terms.
Inquire Dr. D. A. Mclntvre. New
PoH.Ore.j 21-4t
FOR SLE C6wrTnqTTirTrCe"nde7
Office. 13.tf
FOR SALE A or 5 good horses ou:
of head of 10; V'ery reasonable; oi
trade for cattlo. Inquire of Emil T
Raddant, Logsden. Ore. 23-3t'
100 COMMISSION to any pmMb
a sale of the acreage al CaKlon
belonging to Mrs. W. Srart'i.
Halsey Street, Portland. "0-4H
FOR SALE 2 good Jersey cows, glv
mg gallons per day. inquire o'
Fred Stanton. -g.
WANTED Man to slash abi.'ui's acre:
of brush, Inquire A. O. r.uM, Toledo.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Store Room on M
Street, I. O. O. F. Building. See 0.
Glldersleeve.
FOR
RENT OR SALB-40 t
near Toledo, all Improvemu's:
quire of Joh Coiner, To. en '-oj.
2 shorts. 22-t'
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. Ernest H. Hall
Dentist
First National Bank Building
Phone 1106 Tolado, Ore.
INSURANCE
FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH ACCIDE41
AUTOMOBILE
CONTRACTORS' LIABILITY
C. K. CROSNO, Toledo, Oregon
Office in First N. B. Bldg.
FOWLER'S RESTAURANT
Hill St., Toledo, Oregon
Ask about our
$1.00 PER DAY RATES
Best established eating r'.-.ce It
Lincoln County
K. J. FOWLER, Pnv.