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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
Hog Trade Stationary.

Hog Trade stationary.
Trade in the hog market Is station
ary, with 1915 still the top for best
light offerings. Run for the "a
hours at North Portland was Ill
hear compared with 332 last Thurs
day
There was a weaker tone in the
swine trade east of the Rockies to-
day. and lower prices ruled in some
instances. This was especially true
of Chicago, where there was a run
of $4,000 for the day. compared with
1900 a year ago. Sales were made
at $6.52 for tops The market closed
strong after the initial decline.
Nominal North Portland swine
prices:
Fancy mixed ..........s 6.75
Good heavy ............ 6.65
Medium light .......... 6.65 @6.75
Rough and heavy ....... 6.25
Grain.
Wheat-Nominal- pri-
ces, nominal track delivery, sec;
blue-stem, S3@Ssc; fortyfold, $50
sec; red Russian, S4@S5c; Turkey
red, S5@S6c.
Barley = Producers prices = 1911
Feed, $35; rolled, s36; brewing,
s39@4O.
Misunderstanding price Bran
$685. middlings, s29.5O; shorts, $25;
chop, s19~25- Car lots soc per ton
less.
Oats-Producers price-Track No.
1, spot delivery, white, $3L5O; gray,
$3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01

BENTLEY & LEFFINGWELL. REAL
estate, fire, life and accident insur-
ance agents. New location, S15 Main
street. Phone Main 404.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01

r. J. SLATER, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Despair building.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
G,rauiiser 5nnb aaf eiuem 9ampfer

glus BremerbGpen miro eeidrte-
ben: glls Der 2IopO6ampfer o3ieten"
auf Ieiner Iesten Serreiie m &olontbo
Ioa, Inn bort 9aoune etn5unebmen,
tuoren SingbaleIen oamit beauftragt,
SdafpoIle in feitseprebten 9alIen IN
ben 2ooeraum ou beforbern. 86b'
reno Der Hubepauie Iegen iid Die
SinaboIeien tpegen Der fengenoen
Site germ in einem fiibIen Raum
nieoer, bier alIo in ben 2aoerGumen.
Sierbei lit elm Sinebaleie felt einge.
IfIafen uno iein Seblen bel Der ipd.
ter aifgenommenen arbeit aud nidt
bemerft tporoen. @S ipuroe IN Der
llebernabme Der 2nbung fortgefabren
uno 9aIIen auf 8aIIen auf ben ihIa.
fenben SingbaIeien gebGuft. gtah
Der Inflinft In 9remerbnpen tpurbe
i'm 4aiierbopen nit Der 96idrme Der
2abung begonnen. 9I6tlib fiibIte
elm arbeiter cine fIebrige Wtafie in
ieiner .Sano: es paren MenI6en.
baare. 9eim &biu9en 6es Gfairmes
bot iib elm grauiiger anbIid. Gin
poIIItdnois aerquetidter 2eifnam, Der
6irett on bic @oIlen aneehebt mar,
fam gum @ori9ein. Die ni6t mebr
fenntlif,e 9eihe tpurbe 5ur Qliarar.
t1neanitalt beforoert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
gisrfiiRise Sulbaten.

Ginen merfpiirSigen @ori6Iag
mahte i'm auguit 1913 ein gerpiiier
GouIon, Der bel Dem Rontmiiiariat
bes 10. frarS0iiiden armeeforps in
Birt5lau angeitellt mar, 0em &aiier
Rapoleon. gs beibt in bieiem
Shriftitiid, oab Der Mangel an
Rferoen in Sranfreih uno ben oer-
biinbeten 2dnoern es unmoglid
made, cine Der aoinfen gleihtuertige
unb sIeid 5abIreife Rapauerie ins
Selb gu itelen. 9luh miirOe es an
beam n6tigen fSutter fiir 10 uieleEferOe
mangeln. glber nidlts rpiiroe leidter
iein, als cine gln5abl Don etlua
100000 aettenbunoen bonn itGrfiten
Ssaliber al neriammeIn, Die imitanoe
ip6ren ben fleinen &oiaferpfer6m
Surdt einBuiasen. Der braoe Serr
meinte tpeiter, bab 3rpei Der &etten.
bunDe bequem nit einem aoiafen-
pferoe iertig WerOen wilroen. Ser
ltnterhalt zines iolfen Sunoebeeres
lei tpeit leihter 5i beihaffen, als Der
bon 8ieroen unO Wtenifen. 9lub
brau6ten iie peoer Sottel nod
Saum. 9ieie Sunoe piiroen our
aoiafeniago beiorOers 3u Oreiiieren
iein. gas Rabrung fir bieie pierfii-
biaen Soloaten elnpfabl Der Jran-
Soie Die 3aoaper frepierter 8feroe
uno.Ser auf bem SdladtfeIbe befino.
Ii6en 3oten"l 0as ioIlte ben Eieren
,y@eiamad an Wenihen- unb Bferbe'
Heidi beibringen, beionoers tpenn
man Gorge triise, iie elm paar Gage
Dor Der S6laht faiten gu Iaiien".
3lrm StIuiie entpfieblt Der Cole Die
Der,penoung bieier pierfiiBigen Col
baten astf 8orpoiten unb BEL Der
gtpantgnroe, unb iiberau ba, mo iif
aofafen bIiden IaiIen.
Go bebarf feiner fpeiteren BerIi6e.
rung, oob oieies Broieft niemaTs ir.
seHb peI6e Grtp6aune erfubr; man
bat au9 niht eebort, 6ab Der erfin.
berife Serr fir feline @eiinnung Die
ertfpre4enoe 9elobnung erfabren
h6tte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Gin Serniteinidmuf bes rniiiideH
9aiierbauics.

8or etipa einem bnlben Sabre
lpur6e elm MIR aus Sriimmeritiid6en
beItebenoer iiberaus foit6arer Bern.
Iteini6nud aus 3arifoie SeIo nah
9an5ig gebrad)t. INN Dem pouigen
Berfalle por5ubeugen. Ser Shmud
lit ieet in alter fiinItlerii6er S6ou.
belt mb @oafommenbeit pieoer gu.
Iammengeiest. uno, mo es notig mar,
5pedentipredeno ergGnjt por6en Sn
nG6iter 3eit aebt ous Brunfitiid pie.
Der nod 9tiBImo 3uriid. Cine roman.
tiide @eihidte umeibt oas 9leinoS
iniofern, ols es uripriingIi6 i'm
S6lob Wionbiiou Su Berlin Ituno
un6 crit i'm Sabre 17t7 BON Geter
benz @roBen als ,Beidenf" Srieori6
@iIhelms l. nod RubIano entfiibrt
ipur6e. gs banbeIt iih insgeiomt nm
81 einselne Stiide, Die num ruobI i'm
8rilrfihloB bes 8aren ibr 6auernSes
$eim finOen werOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Gin inerifaniidss 9sumpeii.

proFeIior geiben bon Der gletp
gort @eahentp Of Seienee bot in
Dterito eiRa Stabt etrt6edt, Die, pie
gonlpeit, bon einem 8ihfonmisbriit)
berE6iittet tpatrbe. @atSs Strabenrei.
ben mt Sdatern fnb an'eetunben.
uuter anberem cine @ol6fdniebe.
tperHhht nit Glen DerfaQuesn unb
bdbIrei4en Boren. Die aubsroroent-
lid oabIrei4eu GuAbe fd3einen elmer
bi$ber itnbefonHten perio6e Der meri-
fnniiae1airIttr arBugeboren unb 5ei.
gen beutIidb orientaIiiben GinfIub.
&tutee ShibiRHtopIp ertunern an Die
Gomspehtna Der aIteu Gappttiden
BT6bmier, aubere On oie &,init bon
8entratoiien. 16oen meint, 6ab ote
oiteefrmbenen GitnIhperte Der 8liite.
Deii ber niriottii9en &lsltilr ongebo-
uett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Araft iiaS Stpff.
I'll ssaziGzs Ea@neis hes gtfeAstea. ~ b
bs5 Ee<ft ai6ts seztsrez eeht.


-
Gs bot ba, gsoturforiGRrn iei{ bem
Radmeis bes @eietes bon bet Grbol.
tuns Der &rdft dls EN- ateidbereh.
tigter 2ebriut aegolten bdb bieier
gtpigtett Der Rraft aiim cine eDia.
teit bes Stoffes sur Seite Iteben
miiffe. Deon fann itd dti4 idper gu
etnem anberen @eoanfen beqMemen,
ba es bielmebr bas @abrfheirlidfte
1T, 6ab In Der ganSen gaatur nnr
@anbline@ seidebet Der Srbalt
aber unnere1ngIib 1T. SIMMER bai
es aud 5u ben eleulentaren 6emiiden
8orfiibruneen aebort. All aeiaen, bah
bon Dem Stoif besiebungsweiie bem
@epi6t elmer Serge, bic 6ur6 Der
brennung fdeipbar pOllitGnbis Dor
unieren @iaen oeridptnbet, nidts
berloren eebt. @enn 6entnnh EN- @e.
iet bon Der @rbaltuug bes Stotfes
beftiinbe, 70 blieben na9 ber ietiaen
Genntnis einige &Gtiel Su Ioien, Die
6ieier @runbregeI offeitbar ptoer.
ipreben. Wan bat bel manheu 6emi'
ihen gore6neen einen 8erIift bon
Raiie nadgeipieien, ben man btsber
aiif feline @eiie erfIGren fonnte, ols
Sur6 einen fSebler in Der @eraiiafeii
6es grperimentes. Ramentlih Pro.
feiior 2anboIt, Der beriibnlte beutihe
gbernifer, bot burb bies 2abprintb
einen iiberen Weg 5u finoen neriudlt.
inoem er bon Der 1leberaeueuna aus
eins, baB bic Materie tatiddIi4 IN.
5eritorbar iein miiBte, ipie es ia au6
itnmogfi6 tit, iie ouf ireenbeine Bet'
ie fitnitlib au bernebren ODER 5n err
5ei9en. 9anboIt miitte beiipielspeiie
atpei aufeinanber tpirtenbe 20iunaen,
bic cine pon S6Ienitein, Die onoere
aus Ro6ial5. &c biIoete iih bann IN
foIge Der 0feaftion auF Der einen
Seite GblorfiIber, aif Der anoeren
SoIpeter. 8oIle aipei Sabre bat ber
Sori6er oanlit 6usebraht, ii6er felt.
SfteIlen, Of BEL bieiem 8organg ir'
een6melde 8erminoeruna ODER Ser
mebruna 6es 8etpihtes eintritt, 1ino
1T 5u oem S6luB 9elorgt, 6aB oies
ni6t Der San iei. 9anah tpuroen
Die @eriu9e bon SepbDeiller tpieoer-
bolt uno bennoh Elm eeringer @e'
ipi6tsunteridieS ermittelt. gun ber'
iponote 2anoolt ipeitere fiini Sabre
auf bic Nafpriifuna ieiner Inter
iudungen un6 fan6 aller6ings ipin'
Sige @erpihtsOerliiite, Die er aber
nur 5ufGligen llriaden auidrieb.
9lud, babel permodte er aber ni6t iib
su 6erubigen, ebe er nift Die eigent'
Ii6e llria6e oes Seblers gefunoen
botte. 9lu6 6ieie bat er nun enhli9
entoedt, uno Spar in Der 8ernad-
IGIiigung elmer pinSigen 5euhtig'
feitsihi6t ouf ben benusten 9las'
robren. @enn man einen aufs iorg'
fGltigfte aereiniateu qlGiernen De
aenItan6 auf cine demiide 8a9e
bringt, 70 niututt er allmnblt6 on
@euitt gu. glud Die @lasger6te, Die
2onbolt benust unS ieIbitOeritanoli6
aanor peinli9 eereinigt bate, Der.
mebreu chen in einisen Sagen aus
Der aleiden llrio6e ibr Setpidt. Gin
tpeiterer SSebler enftanb baraus, baB
Die @Iasr0bren ii9 BEL Der Grbislng
ausoebnten unS erit nad etnigen
8oden genau ibre friiberen Nus
mobe pieber annabmen. geadbem
Sieie 6eioen Seblerauellen ausgeihal'
tet uno Die grperimente auf einen
Stanbpunft unerborter @enariafeit
aebradt tpor6en paren, oeri9wano
audi Der 8erboht ge9en bic Ridtig.
felt Ses @eieses bon Der @pi9teit
oes Stoffes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Sonnerftas, 27. SUM 1912.
Mapor @apnsr's 1trtbeil.

Die sSra9e, pel6es MiRen uno tpels
DE ssdbigteiten fir einen applitanten
n6tbie Ieien, Inn bas Siirserredt bieies
2anbes gu erlaneen, bebanbelt WapOr
@annor IN einem Srief, ben er i'm
SntereFe ietnes 9tufiebers Grnit Sunge
an Rt6ter Stapleton in ber Supreme
Court in 8iperbeao, 8. s., rt6tete.
Sunae mar nit feinem eriten gntrage
i'm Sanuar bon &i9ter &empner abges
ipieien tporben, ba er unter anoerem
ntdlt mubte aus pie bielen Wftt9lies
bern bas Reprdientantenbaus In @aib=
inston suiammenseieBt 1T; als Soms
mentar ba3u bemertt Serr @asnor in
ietnem Srtefe. oab-er oas ielbit ntdt
ipiiie. @iel i9perer als bieier Utan=
gel sesen Sunse ipri6t, ptegen betm
Niabor gi9eni9aften, bic er in ieinem
9lufie6er I'm Saufe ber 3eit ertannt bat.
SaB ber Mann vimifanoe tit, in alien
Spra9en ben Wiunb Su balten", TT
oem 8riefe sufolge mebr, als bic mel ten
2eute in ct. sSames BON ii6 ia9en tOn=
men, unb iein vrubiser, beuti6er 8er=
Ttanb unb llrtbeil, Oas uneri4iitterli4
1T pie bas S4idial" eri6etnen bem
Wlapor pi6ttser als bic Sdbt9teit, bic
erpdbnte Srage gu beuntuOrten, beion-
bers ba Sunse eine CUTE oenti6e Bib
uns beIibt. Sunge, Der lett ietner ere
fen abwsiiuns ausenidetnlt6 tii6tig
ftubirt bat, ipubte bic Sra9en, bic tbm
9eiiellt nuroen, glatt Su beantworten,
unb bamtt ipurOe tbm bas 8iirgerre4t
anitanoslos ert1eilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-27
Der Sob anf BEN SOnsertpuSinm.

Der ebernaIige SdJiffsbanoireftor
Der engliiden aomiraIitGt Sir gea-
tbanael 8arnabp enb IN ieinem 2on-
boner Seim eiHen utldifaIiiben
Nben6. Wsib Toistto garnabp, iefne
stpeite Eodter, fang nit einer anoe-
rem Dame elm 9uett, bas BEN EtteI
fiibrte r@oob night. Rdltm batte
iie bos 2ieb nit ben Shtubporteu
p@oob night" geenbet, 70 tra@ ite
pI6sIid 5uiummen unb tpor auf Der
SteIte tot. Ser ltngIiifIi9e 0oter
batte erft i'm Iesteu Sonuner feline
Srau nerloren.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
Glen

Thunder and tightening; that's
what we've been having.
w. Il. Moore returned from the
logging camp last Saturday, having
completed his work there.
We all enjoyed ourselves at the
dance given at Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7.
Calkins' at Riverside Tuesday night.
Rupert Stewart returned to his
home on Drift creek, after few
weeks in Glen. q
Richard Davenport returned home
after a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs. Olive Brown, on Drift
creek.
J. E. Crooks and brother went to
Elk City Wednesday. 80
Mrs. George Davenport and
children spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Will Davenport and family.
W. X. Moore and son, Alva, went
to the Lake Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF DELIN-
- QUENT TAXES 1912.

Complying with Chapter 275 of
the General Session Laws enacted
by the State Legislature at the 1911
session notice is hereby given that
any time after the first Monday in
October. 1912, Certificates of De-
linquency may be issued upon any
of the following described parcels
of real property remaining delin-
quent. Taxes will be due in the
amounts set opposite each parcel of
property plus penalty of ten per
cent and interest at the rate of
twelve per cent per annum from the
first Monday in April, 1912. To
which will also be added the cost of
advertising. Certificates of Delin-
quency draw interest from date of
issuance until redeemed at the rate
of fifteen per cent per annum.
Township 6 South, Range 9 West
John w. Boyer, lots 6, 7, Sec. 20;
l3l acres.-$90. John Brugger, So
SH Sec. %; 100 acres. : $45.
Daniel Freeman, lots |, 2; SH NEH,
Sec. 22; 1863 acres.-$l62. c. S. r.
vim, "a Int, Lewis f. Walker, "a Int.
NJ SWM, SEM SWH, Sec. %; l20
acres.-$6 so. Harry A. Davies, SEA
Sec. q, 100 acres.-$27. Mary
Thompson, lots 2, 3, 4, Sec. "a; l35
acres.-$l44. Bertha M. Studebaker,
lot 6, NW4 of seq, NJ SWH, Sec.
"a; loo acres.-$l7l. Lewis F. Walk.
er and c. S. Irwin, NEA NWA, Sec.
26; 40 acres.-2.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
Bayview

Mrs. P. E. Sheppard started for
her home in Centralia. Washington,
last Wednesday. after spending
several weeks with her parents at
this place.
Randi Hendrickson has gone to
Albany to have her throat treated
for tonsislitis.
Road Supervisor Prescott has fin
ished the new piece of road on the
Dougherty Hill.
Henry Hendrickson went to New.
port Sunday.
E. S. Oakland sold a valuable
horse to Carroll Barclay of Tide.
water last week.
Miss Emma Simonson spent SUM-
day with friends in Waldport.
A party of young people spent
Sunday with Dessa and Leona Pres
colt. Those present we're. Josie
Oakland. Johanna Hansen, Dan and
Albert Oakland, Car, Hendrickson,
Bennie Olson and Percy Twombly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
Waldport

l.. w Moody and A. Duchamp of
Portland are enjoying an outing at
Tidewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Badger left
for Ashland Tuesday after spending
a month in their cottage here.
Mrs. C. L. Diven of Portland left
for home Monday, going by team
over the Yachats road.
Miss Jessie Nice gave a bonfire
Thursday evening on the beach at
Lutgens. Those present enjoyed
themselves until late hour when
refreshments were served at the
Nice residence.
Salmon trolling continues good on
the bay. Salmon are being caught
also in the upper Alsea and in Drift
creek.
During the present season the
Barnes cannery will employ white
labor only. Now if we coulG in
duce Mr.. Barnes to put the Alsea
label en- his cans we would have all
that could be desired. Why should
the Alsea be deprived of this justly
deserved means of advertising?
Mrs. M. F. Eng'i of Newport
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Overlander.
Neil Nelson started for Washing
ton, D. c., Tuesday to attend an
electrical engineering school. Mr..
Nelson was high school graduate
here last year.
Supervisor Doyle has put in two
small bridges across "Red River
near the schoolhouse. This i'm
provement has been greatly needed
for a number of years. In this end
Cf the county it always takes a
special tax for these little things.
The price of butter fat still goes
up and the Alsea rsnchers are putt.
ing on more cows. Monthly cream
checks are the most certain resvur-
ces the average farmer in this Sec
tion can have and we must max e
them grow bigger as years go by.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD DEAD.

Wm.Wakefeld died at his home
at Eddyville, Saturday, September
7, 1912, at the age of II years.
doc" Wakefield, as he was fam
iliarly known, was born April q,
1895, at Munson, Massachusetts,
and spent his early life at and near
Hartford, Connecticut. In 1856 he
moved to Minnesota, where he re.
sided until 1861 when he returned
to Connecticut and enlisted as a
volunteer in the 10th Connecticut
Regiment, serving through the en-
tire war. At the close of the war
ne returned to Minnesota where he
lived until 1889, when he moved to
Lincoln county, Oregon, where he
continuously resided until his death.
He was member of the G. A. R..
in Longlake, Minnesota, and later
joined the G. A. R. Post in Toledo.
He is survived by a wife and sew
eral grown children.
Funeral services were held Mon
day. Many of the friends of the
deceased went from here to attend
the funeral
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
LOST.

LOST.
A 1920 S. &-W. revolver, on Hill
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets or in Rattey's barn. $1,000
reward to finder and no questions
asked. Leave with Fred Horning
Jack Fogarty is a Portland visitor
this week.
Carl Davis was over from Siletz
Monday evening.
Walter Hall was a county Seat
visitor Monday evening.
l. ]. Pepin was down from Chit
wood the first Of the week.
Born-Sunday, September 8, 1912,
to Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Wiberg of
Newport, a son.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13

Rev. Bryan departed yesterday
morning for the annual conference.
1t is hoped that he will be assigned
to this charge for the coming year.
at least.
The Newport fire department
Will give a masked swim at the
Nyebeach natatorium next Tuesday
evening. Prizes will be given for
the best costums. The boys prom
lse all jolly time.
Mrs. Frances C. Hews will give
her lecture, 1.-The Man of One Tai
ent' at the M. E. church next Sun
day evening at 1880 o'clock. No
admission will be charged but
collection will be taken at the close
of the lecture.
A dispatch from Florence says
the rough weather of the last
few days has made it useless TO at
tempt to get the Wilhelmna off the
north spit. The cabin of the boat
has floated off and she is fast going
to pieces. The waves break over
her now even at low tide New
port Signal.
Among state fair visitors is Emil
L. Radiant, who owns ranch of
100 acres--700 acres of timber -
in the Siletz country. He saved his
grain crop threshing 5000 bushels
of oats. He expects to feed it all
to 70 cows and 100 head of hogs.
He has 200 acres under cultivation.
Salem Journal.
H. F. Mutton returned home
Monday evrning from two weeks
trip through Coos, Curry and Jack
son counties and part of Ca!ifor-
mia. He travelled by train, boat,
stage, bicycle and On foot, and to
listen to him tell it he found moth
ing that would beat Yaqulna Bay
country very much.
Wanted-The Cosmopolitan Group
requires the services of represent
ative in Toledo and surroundig ter
ritory, to look after subscription
rtn awals, and to extend circulation
by special methods which have
proved unusually succ ,ssful. Sal
ary and commission. Previous ex-
perience desirable, but not essential.
Whole time or spare time. Address,
with references, Charles C. Schwer,
The Cosmopolitan Group, 3S1
Fourth Ave-, New York City.
What came near being a serious
mixup occurred last Tuesday after
noon as the westbound passenger
train was nearing Summit. From
some cause some of the coaches left
the track, the express car turning
over. Luckily no one was seriously
hurt. The train was enabled to
proceed after about five hours de.
lay. With the addition of several
box cars the express and baggage
was brought through. The acci.
dent occurred at Russell's spur, just
east of Summit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
CARD OF THANKS.

To the many friends and neighbors
who So kindly and unselfishly, in ell
ways possible, assisted us in our
hour of sorrow and bereavement;
and-especially for him who has
just gone-to the old soldiers for
their respect to a departed COM
rade, we extend our sincere thanks.
Mrs. VIM. Wakefield
and Family.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13


Mrs. Chas. Satter was down from
Chitwood yesterday.
Joel Booth returned Monday
evening from visit at Portland.
Wallace BALDWIN is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Samuel Center, in this
city.
Contractor Knutson began laying
the concrete pavement this morn
ng.
Messrs. Avery & Harding started
planking their portion of the street
yesterday.
Claude Davies and Chad Corgan
came over from the Santiam yes
terday evening.
Miss Bessie Knauf arrived Satur-
day evening for a visit with her
parents at Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson re-
turned last evening from a weeks
visit at Valley points.
Mrs. VIM. Hoeflein and daughter,
Miss Thelma, of Yaquina were
visiting friends here yesterday.
Dave Ross and family returned
Wednesday evening from a two
months stay in Winnipeg, Canada.
A. C. Crawford and family re-
turned from the Valley Saturday
evening and went over to their
home at Siletz. .-
Miss Bodeman, after week S
visit with friends in this city, re-
turned to her home in Portland
Thursday morning.
DR.. Henry E, Morris and wife of
McMinnville arrived last evening
for visit with the formers broth
er, DR.. M. L. Morris, and wife.
DR.. Harry Lane of Portland,
Democratic candidate for United
States Senator, will speak at New
port next Tuesday evening at the
Opera House.
lert Miller, who has been runr-
ing the traction engine pulling the
rock train on the Toledo-Siletz road
this Summer, departed for his home
at Dallas, with his family, today.
Judge Gardner received word
Tuesday of the death of our fellow
townsman Sam Owen at the Sisters
Home for the Aged in Portland.
Mr.. Owen had been sick for several
years.
Mrs. Frances C. Hews. Denver's
blind dramatist and impersonator.
will render one of her delightfully."-
humorous programs at Woodmen
Hall Monday evening, September
18th. Doors open at 7:3O, enter
tainment begins at 8:15. General
admission 25c.; reserved seats 35c
children 15c.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-09-13
F( r SALE.

Five full bloodcd Shropshire
rams. One three year old. re-
gistered. Four yearlings, subject
to register. Will be sold at a
bargain. Address, P. A. Miller.
Pioneer, Or
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DR.. Minthorn passed throught
Bay View Friday on visit to Lin
vile to see Mr.. Thompson.