LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 10th. 1922.
CiRCUT COURT
Logan and Louisa Logan 'Dismissed Fischer Flour Mills vs. Mrs. J. M. who live at a distance from Toledo
without costs, same result in John Pen Moffit Settled and dismissed on mo- the cost of coming to town for the
nock vs. Hattie A. Seld'.er, et al. tion of plaintiff. school terra is often a difficult prob
Oregon Investment Co. vs. Karl Ger- Thomas Holman vs. C. J. Dillon et lem. Consequently an organized et
her et al Default and decree. B' Default and decree of foreclosure, fort will be made to find homes where
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rroved for a dismissal of the case
... ...... ov.. ,,,,.,. onllt1niiin v VqfqtP nf Inhn ' """" "" r. such uujs nuu Bina can oo cnores ana
d and case L.A.'P'1 ?r nJLnf Inlvnt Walters-Default and decree of fore- help with the house work in return
lice. B. F. fln a- c'osure Sronted. fur board and room. There will also
-sented Mr. flIcd- defendant has 10 das to ans- Ciarence Bateman vs. W. S. Rey- be a few jobs open to husky bovs who
S. C. Brassfleld et al vs. Lewis
r. sucu uuy mill gins can oo cnores ana
The mot.on was granted
dismissed without prcjudir
Jrnos of Newport represented
Brail bury. "
Sara Crahen vs. H. W. Morris De- n? . et al Uefault and decree grant- are willing to work their way through
WOMAN JURY FOREMAN.
A . SC11UU1
ii was m me 8e 01 j ne oramer-, gt . ,ndustrai Accident Com,
VS.
'?-, " You are invited to take advance
trim curpui-.uK.ii vs. u. n Aiiree uiai Ai.uTtaf.mlt nH rinr-rpe """" " ' i-iun una nf ,ile onnortunltlp hnl-e nfr-re-1
uuiiu cj. iHiiLiivwB vi ai uuiaun ana nf iim
JTrs. Ethel FJsh received the oppor-. , g Hines vs. W. E Earnest De- .. x . , . The students of the Toledo Hign
"L0I,".ng,r. C0UJ?5 " Ur8t fault and decree. .."rS. .it Z5,n JZiJZ "i"..', School will welcome you as a friend
woman jury foreman. Thi: was
Oliver A. Squires vs. H. G. Rlioades ,,. ""land classmate.
, , . j ; i . .. . . Dismissed by agreement. " i u ... ...I School onens Sentember eleventh
PACE SIX
Panel of Juroua.
The following Lin-oln county free-1 formation you may wish regarding the
l.u j. , - Tn Pfln H P I Snhrirtl all 11 rrn ai
n i . o . , -r - iiuiuera urnue up me jury Danev mr. ' ' " h
.fi." -l "B"u f-u'eu,..r.?; w- oner vs: J- w- ,ounB ana this term of the Circuit court: " write to,
jiiiciiiHKM v. ciiuna miciungs, nazei wife Decree granted.
in favor of Mr. Altree. I .. V .JIT- closure granted
I ntLIUIIlUHU LfUllluri VW. o. viuy iww
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED !erts Settled and dismissed by agree
inree divorce cases wera grantea. nient.
this term of the Circuit court
KB vs. Olto V. Hill. Frances Sigler Wester,, State Bank vs. Elmer Pat- "l. "over ( 77
Geonte SiBler. rick-Decree of foreclosure. Gu Mliams lou Beah Veraie Rot
OTHER CASES. i Joseph Sijota vs. Slletz Bay Lumber Toledo Chas B A to Ha tanF
o,,.lj t r r.oQ..lQj .nJ rilomlauvl nn motJnn 0l Vnas- ? Ariliur Marian, E.
.i.v. y I... vv,. ""'"zr vv. worrison. Kernvllle; Alva Strom,
mi;, uaruuur y. auib oi piu.mi.i. Siletz; J. H. Early, Tidewater: B F
Updike, Winan'.; Irwin V. Cozine, Elk
home in which to live or a place to
work, or if there la any further In
wrart were:
SPECIALS
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Yours for a better education,
Victor Shawe,
Superintendent.
beefIrustTavors
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UNTIL AUGUST 13, 1922.
White Sailor Pants- $2.50 value, now $1.90
Sweaters, $4.50 value $2.85
Stag Shirts, $8.00 values, now $6.50
Blue Flannel Shirts, $3.00 values, now $2.50
Rubber Hip Boots, $5.00 value, now $3.85
Tourist Line nWater Bag, 2 gal. size $1.25
Pack Sacks, guaranteed water-proof, up from . . .$1.75
Kakhi Pants, now $2.75
All Wool Pants, new, sizes to 35. $3.25
Reclaimed Kakhi Breeches $100
Reclaimed 0. D. Shirts $1-69
Union Suits up from 95c
Army Kakhi Shirts, new $1.15
Mess Kits 35c
Khamp Stools 50c and 75c
Khamp Chairs , ..... 70c and 95c
Wrapped Leggings $1.00
Tin Pants .$2 75
Dungaree Pants, sizes to 38 $1.2".
Work Shoes, up from $2.90 j
Officers' Dress Shoes $5.50
Bacon, 12 pound can $2.45
Roast Boef, pound 20c
Koaast tsee? pounds odc
Corn Beef 35c
Velvet Smoking Tobacco, 2 cans 25c
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uamp oioves, ?.3u vaiue tot 93.su 4,
Eddyvllle; Oliver G. Day. Logsden; 0
E. McMillan, Roselode; Owen Callag-
City; Mrs. L. J. Bain. Yaquina; W. H.
Martin. Nashville: Chas. Hyde, Logs
den; Ethel Fish, Nashville; John Dil
lon, Toledo; Chas L. Baker, Newport;
W. N. Cook, Chltwood; Wra. Scott.
Slletz; Irene Johnson, Waldport; Ed. an elaborate Investigation.
.Be7oNHWPpTeVceCofis;BSanAd?r:!f ;T1,et h few r
son. Toledo; G. A Perdn, Newport; W5JSf".t0 C"M"eat r per"
Arthur Nye. Toledo; L. L. McMde LZS.J??Jj
own private refrigerator end other
hun. Nfiwnnrf Cha W nnl. n... t;lr3- compeuior euner nas 10 pui
Grand Jury " on the road his own cars or hire cars
! The Grand Jury was excused Mon-!fro,u one of the beef tru8t concern8
day after making its report and is! "lf ne Puts on tne roaa hIs own
composed of the following men: C H cars for BOme reason ney aro delayed
Pierce, of Otis, foreman; Chas. B.' At- wllich allows the Ice to melt, and thug
tliur, Harlan; Grover Doty, Waldport; Prevent prompt or adequqate deliver
N. L. Guilliams, South Beach; J. H. ies-
Early, Tidewater; Ed. Boyle, Newport; A man recently gave me his per
Warren B. Hartley, Newport. sonal experience, which confirmed the
Attorneys Present facts wl'lch I had stated. He said he
! Among the attorneys present at this had been a letter car"ler n New Jer
term outside of C. E. Hawkins, W H sev- but 1,1 health compelled him to
Waterbury and G. B. McCluskey locai & t0 Florida and start a truck farm,
attorneys, the following were among "When his first truck was ready
those taking part in 'he cases tried- for tne New York rket he applied
A K. . McMahon of Albany. Oscar t0 tne local fre'Kht agent for a oar.
H'ayter of Dallas, Ore.; Arthur Clark and t0 n,s surprise was told that the
of C-rvallis, J. It. Wyatt of Albany J. railroad had no cars for perishable
K. Weatherford of Albany Mr. Wilbur prodncti, and that he must apply to
of Portland, Ed. J. Clark of Pendleton the Sw,ft concern across the street,
and Ben P. Jones of Newport. j "This Is a simple illustration of
Two Become Citizens. I i,0w the beef trust has been able to
A. C. Tomlinaon of Portland, rep- bul'.d up and how It maintains its
resenting the Bureau of Naturaliza- monopoly.
tlon. was also present and issued na- A conspicuous Illustration, ahow-
luraiiMiion papers 10 E.agar MeaKer ine the fiitilitv nf nr relief (mm
of Toledo and B. C
port.
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Black of New-
LOCH. HI8H SCHOOL
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career you .-hoosr.?
such methods occurred, during the
last administration.
"The Federal Trade Commlss.'a,
which was created to curp these
trusts, made an exhaustive examina
tion of the beef trust, and ascertain
ed by an inspection of the records of
the five firm? constituting that trust,
they were acting in concert to fix
prices and dividing markets, in viola-
boys and girts of Lincoln Countv the '''v r,ni vZZ m
best of education advantages. With AHrney General Palmer. When ha
this end in view they have planned 'to !"?J?S? Am;.?.e. n.0"n?.e.i.tO-1:-
make school work for the coming year tUudln- monawr. of these
a3 practical and comprehensive as pos- Jf V' ,,!! "?0Ttf
sible. For the boys who haverfeclded "rma.M PrilVS .J l' 8 propo,s,ed
to learn a trade or to enter the rUlne-, 10 put them behind the bars P"Py.
cring profession the High School has ,! ' "Nothing further was heard of the
a Manual Training department, and a matter until some time afterward,
well equipt Science labratory is being wnen the attorney general appeared
installed. For the girls who plan to tn court wlth the lawyers of the beef
become homemakers a Domestic Scl- trust concei-ns. and waived aM crim
ence department is being organized. lnal proceedings, and consented to the
For all who wish to become teachers entrv ot a Judgment by which the
an elementary Training Course Is of- 'Irms were forbidden to enter into
fered. The usual subjects will also certain lines of the grocery trade,
bn tausht. including English, Mathe-' "'n due tlme 11 w111 be found that
matlcs. History. Civil Government, the trust concerns have one after an-
f Physics, Latin and French. Typewrit- 0,ner managed to evade the force ol
T 1 j .. .. .1 t 1. 1 1 .. ...111 r j thin decree.
unu uuuvivcrjiiig will uc uiicitm
if enough students enroll for these "Regulation has failed to break up
commercial subjects. And so that this monopoly and penal statutes have
there may be p'ay as well as work, no terror for the trust magnates. The
IF YOU INTEND GOING CAMPING WE CAN SUPPLY
YOU WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT.
United Army Stores
Have You a
House To Wire
j Our estimates are based on the cost of the best ma-
J, terial and expert workmanship that is guaranteed to
; pass any official inspection. We would be pleased
to figure with you-
I TOLEDO ELECTRIC CO.
? Shop and Store opposite Telephone Office
X Flat Iron Building
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special classes in physical exercises
will be conducted in the new Gymnas
ium, The directors know that for those
pooplo must own and operate the rail
roads in order to break up the beef
trust and ether trusts, Ilka the coal
frust."
tVerTTT?.
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First National Bank
Member of
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
To'edo ' Oregon
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DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
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TOLEDO.
OREGON
f47 Interest Paid on
Tlm and Savings Deposit
fT E HAWKINS. President J. B. BOOTH. Cashier
. O. HAWKINS, Vtco President A. E. HAWKINS, Asst. Cashier
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AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD $
GO TO COLVIN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
for Dependable Merchandise With Prices Always right!
Large Line Best Grade Aluminum-ware. '
A Complete Line of Granite-Ware.
A Good Line of Open Stock Dinner-Ware.
A Set of Six Hand Painted Cups and Saucers, only $1.65
This set generaly sold at $3.00
See the beautiful 42-piece Dinner Set at only . . .$8.50
Lunch Kits with Vacuum Bottle complete, only . .$1.95
RANGES. COOK STOVES, OIL STOVES & HEATERS
WASH TUBS, BOILERS, WRINGERS, Etc.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
FURNITURE, BEDS, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, BED-'
DING, ETC. STATIONERY & SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
LOGGER'S SHOES, RUBBER BOOTS, ETC.
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, WIRE FENCING, ETC.
SPECIAL, TO CLOSE OUT A Line of ARMY CAN
VAS WATER BUCKETS. Special price, WHILE THEY
LAST, Each 50c
targe Line of Leather and Canvas GLOVES-
ON THE WATER-FRONT LOOK FOR SIGN
SPECIALS
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Bulk Cream Oats, 4 pounds for
...25c
I Blue Bell Corn Flakes 10c. 3 for 25c
Package Raisins 18c
X 6 Bars Laundry Soap 25c Z
W. C. Burcroff Mercantile Co.
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
JOHN W. ASH, Manager
SEWER PIPE
DRAIN TILE
FLOOD TILE
HOLLOW TILE
HEARTH TILE
FENCE POSTS
BUILDING BLOCKS
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
WATER TROUGHS
METAL SHINGLES
METAL LATH
REINFORCING
CORNER BEAD
FACED BRICK
ROOFING
CEMENT
PLASTER
LIME
61 1 South. Second - Street .
CORVALLIS, . OREGON
Z We carry a large stock of hearth and mantel tile t prices that eant t
be beat we order direct from the factories,
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Bregdon the Electrician
With the Yaquina Electric Co.
For Electric Work That Will Pass Underwriters
Inspection
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, WIRING REPAIRING
Call Yaquina Eloctric Company
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
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GO TO
Toledo Planing Mills
For all kinds of Building Material. We carry a Complete Linn
of Windows, Doors, Glass, Roofing, Roof Paint A Building Paper'
We are prepared to do All Kinds of Mill Work & Cabinet WoHv
Cor. 5th and Railroad Sts. TOLEDO, OREGON.i:
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At this season you may find it difficult to get a variety'
for the tabl. i
CALL US UP
We carry everything in Groceries, Fruit and Vege
tables. Complete line of Canned Goods and Dried Fruits.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Everything in Good Gro
ceries. When you buy your Groeeries here you get the Good
Quality you want at a price you can afford to paw.
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