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Mcrl>lc Schang out on ny to Murray.
Plank uut ON ay to Fletcher. No runs.
Giants-lIer1og strikes out DOYLE
srounus out To Mcinnes. Fletcher
ilies OFT 10 Sruuk No runs
Fifth Inning
Athlctics--Aiurphy out, Doyle to
Doyle 80 MerElc. Oldring ont, Doyle
to Mci',lr. Collins lilies to sharcr No
runs
Giants-Burns flies 20 Melnnis. Sha-
fer walks. Plank drops Murray's pop
lily. Shafer going to second. Shsfer
scores on McLean's single. Murray
being held at second. Double play
ends inning when Collins throws Mer-
kles qrcunder to Barry, forcing Me.
Lean al second. Merkle dies at first.
One run
Sixth Inning,
Athletics baker singles NtCInnes
sacrifices MIN To second. Strunk out
20 Mcrl<lc. Baker going 10 third, Bar
ry out to Mcrklc ON close decision M
runs.
Mnthcvson singles Her.
Iog w. forces Matty When he hit to
Collins and the luttcr losses to Bar
ry. Doyle on, on ny To Merklc. NJ
runs.
Seventh Inning.
NOTWITHSTANDING fans. Plank out,
Doyle t. Mcrk!c Murphy walks. Old %
ring touls out To- Mclean. No runs.
Giauts-f'lctchc nicS out. Burns
fans. Shafer out to Barry. No runs.
Eighth Inning
Athietics-Collnls out, Doyle to Mcr-
klc. Baker out. MathcWson to Mcrkle
NcInnis out, Fletcher to Mcrtde. No
runs.
Murray cot, Baker TO Nclu-
his. Mclean flies out 10 Oldring. Mcr-
klC flies ont No runs.
Ninth Inning. -
ACllj,ti"s-Struuk lies out. Barry
,ut TO Nerklc. Schaug fans, Nc
runs
-MGthcwSOu at bat, win
your old game, Eis SiN." Craudall
goes To- bat for MathcwSou, out. Col
;ins 90 Mclmis. Hcr2og flies TO Barry.
Doyle flies out. No runs.
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ADOLpHUS BUSCH, ST.
LOUIS BREWER, is DEAD

ST Louis. Mo. oct IA telegram
as received here last night announc-
ing IT," death a; Lanscnschwalbach.
Germany. of Adolphus Busch, the mul-
umiiliunairc brewer The telegram
N;as received by Il grandson of the
well known brewer from his father.
August \. Eusch. Mr.. Busch had been
sufferer from dropsy for seven wears,
lut when his son. August A.. left here
n few weeks ago To join him at his
castle on the Rhoin. ne did not know
that his father was dangerously i'll.
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ADMISSIONS BY FOUR OTHERS
All of Men Who Tell About Crime
Put Blame on Manerich
DID NOT KNOW THE VICTIM

Subsequent To the confession Of
Lukka Plcsc aud George Brisk, and
admissions by four others, nine Dodge
Vile strikers were arraignCd before
Justice Little of Houghtuu last night
for the murder of Deputy Sheriff
james Pollock at Huroutown Wcdncs-
day morning. Tho charge on which
they are held is murder in the first de
gree. They were not admitted to bail.
The men were rcmandcd to the coun-
ty Jail To await examination, which
was set for oct. Il.
The defendants are bukka plesc.
Joseph Plcsc. John Gasparich, George
Gasparich, Joseph Gasparich. Steve
Panich, Phil Jakovich William Kruulz
and George Brisk.
Plese, "a brUther-in-law of Joseph
Manerich, who died in st. Joseph's hos
pital Thursday night as a result of the
encounter with the deputy. casts the
blame for the killing of the latter upon,
Manerich. lie asserted in his confess
sion that Manerich shot the deputy
while he, Plcse, held the arms of the
officer, thus disproving Mauerich's
dcath-bcd statement that he alone was
concerned i'm the killing
Say Manerich Did Shooting.
Plese stated that he, Manerich and
another man were walking down the
sidewalk from Isle Royale to Houghton
and that number Of strikers were in
the road, going In the same direction.
They met Pollock on the sidewalk. ac-
cording to Plese, and following words
between Manerich and Pollock. the
latter fired point blank at Manerich,
shooting him in the stomach. Plese
then graspcd Pollock's arms and held
him while Mancrich placed a revolver
against the officers head and fired.
Pollock fell and the gang then jumped
over from the road to the sidewalk
and began To kick and beat the wound
ed man. Plese and John Gasparich
then helped Manerich to Pintar's
house.
Briski's confession corroborates
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WATCHING MEXICAN SiTuATIoN

Washington. oct. il-Acting Sccrc-
iarv of state Moore. in the absence of
Bryan, conferred with President VIII
dispatches which confirmed in detail
the newspaper reports of the situation
in Mexico city. The developments Of
the next few days will be watched with
The greatest interest.
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RACE FOR AERoNAuriC HoNoRs

Paris. oct. il.-EverSthlns is In
readiness for the annual international
balloon race that Is to start rrnm the
Tuilcries tomorrow. There are TWEEN.
~ entries in the contest thus year, dis
tributcd as follows: Germany, Austria,
Switzerland and France, three each
the United States, Italy. England and
Belgium, two each.
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PLAN pAN.AMeRlcAN HOLIDAY,

rctt, director of the Pnn-American
union. will bc the principu Il speaker
at meeting in l'aneuil hall tvmor-
row. when, IL is expected, a movement
to make Columbus day the recognized
Pam American holiday viii be
launched.
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ALFONSO BINDS WOUNDS
King Attends Man Whose Horse SHED
at Auto

'N'''9 fNhNN'No wan WNotc morse oNfcF
at Auto,
Madrid, oct l.--Ou the way Eaeb
from the ROYAL hunting lodge. wher.
President Poincarc and King Alfonso
had lunch Thursday. the automobile
frightened the horse of a civil guarn
and the rider was thrown ag5us'
post.
King Alfonso. who was driy.ug Es
own ear. saw the accident lie Jumped
out picked the man mp, and boudaged
his head which was badly cut. lie then
placed him in an automobile aud sent
him to "a hospital.
All this was done SO quickly that
President poincare, who WAS in a car
ahead Of the kings. was unaware OF
the accident. but no learning the de-
tails he sent gold medal back 60 the
guard.
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First Inning.
Athletics-Murphy singles. Is fore
ed at second by oIdrins. Collins sin
ales, oldrne eoing to third and scor-
,na on Bakers sacrifice to Burns. who
makes wild throw to plate. Collins
takes second on play, Mclnncs singles
30 Herzoe who throws to Doyle, get.
tina Collins. One run.
Gi1nts-IIerHog out On lly Doylt
out AT first. Fletcher out ON ny. y,
rurs.
Second Inning.
Nthletics--Strunk out at first Barry
iics out. Schang singles. Plank ou'
ou fy No runs.
Giants-Burns out at first Shlfc'
out on foul Murray out at first y
runs
Third Inning.
AthIeties---Murphy singles. Doyle
fumbIcs oldring's oroundcr, Collins
sacrifices. uoIns out 20 MerkIc unas'
sisted. Murphy scores on Baker:
Cincinnati hitl TO Merkle, Oldring go
,ng 10 third. oIdring scores on Nc
limos saerificc fly to Burns. StrunL
out, Doyle TO Mer<lc. Two runs.
Giants-McLean out on fly to old
ing. Merkle out on liner to Collins
Mathcwson out. Barry to Mcluucs y,
runs.
Fourth Inning.
Athietics--Barry out, Fletcher I,
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WOODRUFF is VERY LOW

New York, Oct, il.-F'ormer Lieu
tenant Governor Woodruff was still
unconscious early today. His condi-
ton is critical.
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BULLETIN

bUElt IN.
New York. oct. 1.-THE indications
are there were no native Americans on
the volturno. \ nearly complete pas
scuger list, received here from Rot
terdam, showed that practically all on
board were immigrants, mostly bound
for Canada The immigrants were
composed of Russians, Dalmotians.
Poles and few Germans.
Berlin, oct 1.-THE captain of the
Grosscr Eorrurst reports the total res
cucd is 5-y
Fish Guard. England. oct. lI.-Fire
in a raging storm in mid-Atlantic
Thursday destroyed the liner Volturno
on the voyage from Rotterdam to New
York, with loss of life either Of lSG
or 23G passengers and crew
Ten other liners, called by wireless,
were standing by impotent to avert
the tragedy OWING to the mountainous
seas.
Again the wireless played a leading
part in the drama by it's means. and
through the hcroism Of those who re-
sponded to the call the lives Of 52l Of
those board the Volturno were saved.
The yolturno was owned by the
Canadian Northern Steamship COM
rany, but was chartered by the IRA
MUM line. The officials Of the com
pany declared those aboard included
- cabin, 80 steeragc passengers and
a crew of 80. making i'm all Coz.
1856 Lost, Correct Number,
\ wireless dispatch from the steam
ship Carmania said 81 had been
saved aud $50 lost their lives. This
makes total of 757, or just 100 more
than the number aboard given by tho
company. A checking Up at available
sources indicates an error in the wire.
less transmission figures has been
mldo and that the lower total, 1876, is
correct
Valiant Work by Rescucrs,
Ten steamers fought for hours m
the raging gale to save the passengers
and crew OF the burning steamer,
which eventually was abandoned. The
occupants Of six life boats were
thrown into the sea when the bogta
smashed against the steamers side
and they probably were drowned.
The few details coming by wireless
promise graphic story of the fight
made 10y the crews of the ten steamers
who responded TO the wireless call.
The Nolturnu sailed from Rotterdam
october for New York by way of
Halifax, where it was due next Mon
DAY.
The Nolturuo. commanded by cap
tain Inch was built at Glasgow in
1906 She was 30i feet long and had
"a l3-foot beam. The gross tonnage
was 2,jSl. It carried a cargo of S3i
tons on this voyage.
Carmana's Official Report
Liverpool, oct. 11.-Captaiu Bars
officials report OF the disaster, sent
TO the Cunard line here. timed aboard
the Carmania at $50 O'Clock this
morning says
The Nolturuo was abandoned on
account Of fire Friday. Oct. 10. i'm lat
itude 1875 north and longitude 1888
west. All survivors were taken off
Following is a list of saved aboard
the ten assisting steamers
"Carmania, H.
"Lateouraine. 60
minneapolis. 80.
"Rappahannock, 10
"Czar. 1O2.
"Narragansett. -.
'Dcvonia. 80.
"Kroenland, 90.
"Grosser Karfurst, 100
"Zdylitz. sc
Total, sci"
Barr's report continues
"Ndviccs from the purser of the
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Umplres-klem and Connolly, Am
srieans; RiJer and Egan, Nationals.
THE STORY OF THE
GAME BY INNINGS.
(lnninas in which scores are made
ore IN tiaek, heavier type.)
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By the Score of ; to | the Philadelphia Team
TriumphS Over the New York Climb. Plank
0utpitCheS the Great Mathewson

Batteries Plank and Schapg Mathewson and Nc Lean
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Continued on End Pace 4th Column
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THE WEATHER r.

Generally Fair Tonight and Sunday.
Temperature Near Freezing Tonight
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Continued on sth Page, tst Column.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-25
well enacted in thi
sre o,J n,o,+ of ~

under roof. The crop IS very
heavy, and there is plenty OF it too.
Sunday the Tidewater boys
crossed bats with Alsea. The game
going 8 to IS in favor Of Alsza.
N. Ludenann. our merchant, has
purchasedsa launch so now wa will
see things buzz around here. Roth
ing like being independent.
Mrs. l.. White was out Sunday
making calis at Tidewater with her
infant son. The baby is a bouneer.
George Pulses second SOM has
been quite sick. but at last reports
was little BETTER.
Fishing season is at hand again.
but fish seem scarce yet.
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.Ao .
UNITY. OREGON, FRIDAY. Jul
VS. News ., of f e
-r-------------z----==-
shine. and NEST Of them have thei,
grass hay in the barn and some are
cutting the grain.
I. F. Lewis has reiit4d his farm
to Bert Pollard for a term of three
years. Mr.. Lewis went to New.
port Friday to build a house on his
property there.
R. R. Wilson and family moved
back to their homestead last week
While on a narrow grade the team
became unruly and ran two wheels
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|
| ~-e. $500
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Bids will be received by the un.
dersigned school clerk up to- anG
including the I'd day Of August
1918. for building a schoolhouse in
school district No. 81, Lincoln
county. Oregon. bidder to furnish
all material. Plans and specifica.
tions can be seen at Salado post
office. The directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Vina Hodges,
School Clerk. Dist. No. 81.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. the % day Of August.
1918, at the hour of ] O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day. at the
front door Of the County Court
house in the city Of Toledo. in Lin
coin county, Oregon, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
the following described real pro-
perty situated in Lincoln county.
Oregon, t',-wit:
Lot Ia, block a in the original
town of Newport.
Said sale is made under and by
virtue of an execution now in my
hands. issued out of the Circuit
Court of the state Of Oregon for
Lincoln county. under the seal of
said Court and dated the Gath day
of June, 1918, for the enforce
ment of a judgment given by the
said Circuit Court in the action
wherein Margaret Stevens was
plaintiff and James R. Bayley de-
fendant. against said defendant in
the amount of Ss91.15, with in
terest thereon at the rate of III
per cent. per annum from the 9th
day of November. 1893, in the fur
ther sum of sac %. as attorney's
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\%TI5lV#ITf T5lV#ITY fHY


MME!!H
Ahstff9yf
j. S. AKIN
Money to loan on impr owed pro-
perty. W. l.. Depew.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of Henry Korpi. deceased,
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UR BIG Mid SEASON SAL
CLOSES
Saturday, August 2e
SMITH & SMITH
The Leading Clothiers and Furnisher
kins Building TOLEDO, ORE
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the city of To-
ledo. county of Lincoln. state of
40 n
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Wy

VOLUME 81
COU
Waldport
Summer travel through this sec
tion is increasing.
+. c. Barnes, owner Of the locaI
cannery. made business trip from
Portland the 10th.
The Ollie s. came down from
Newport the 18th with a crowd OF
pleasure seekers. All reported a
most pleasant trip.
Another piano hsa been added to
the already large list in Waldport.
This time it is DR.. Jean Barber who
received an instrument.
The Mirene was in the 18th with
cannery supplies and freight.
O. j. Blackledge of Corvallis left
for that place the 10Th, after a
chnvt
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'ufCIahd VIII be here in Angus
md will hold nnaatinns in Dnd,u

& Cooks Hall. All are invited to
come and hear these noted minis
ters.
G. S. ParmeIe & Sons have eleven
men and ten horses working in the
hay.
Jesse Bosler is working for D. R.
Ring in the sawmill.
Sabbath school at the mouth of
Devils Lake every Saturday. All
are invited to meet at IL N.
Sealiun Charlie was getting lum-
ber from the ID. R. Ring sawmill
this week.
Charlie Larsen was getting fencing
at the sawmill this week.
Elk City and Big Elk
Miss Edith Casteel of Yaquina
was the guest of Miss Ella Dixon
Saturday. They spent the day fish
ing. and report good catch and
anotaaer story about taose nlyster-
ious whoppers that abound in Big
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w
-~ -~Seo<-<~
FOR SALE-.TEAMS.
Two work teams, we'll matched.
weight 2S00 each. Address or CALI
on Clayton Pond. Si'etz. Oregon.
Phone orders given our special
attention. Warnock & Hughes.
@Iaw ~: z;z;;::'T'4 4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Landofice. Portland. Oregon,
Serial 0l380. July ID. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Ellen Puali, formerly Mary Ellen
Roscoe. of Summit. Oregon. widow
of ,Julus A Roscoe. deceased who
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ne euge OF tne grad
atplV the ur0,1,,d u

enough to hold the wagon. If the
bank had not held the team. wagon
and all would have gone down at
least $50 feet.
Mr.. SteiDmetz went to Newport
Sunday. He did not 20 alone
either. More later.
John Boren gave shingling bee
at the old A. L. Mcdonald placs
Sunday. All who attended repor s
a good time. Refreshments were
shipped in from Sasem.
J. @. Adams went to Toledo and
baak Saturday.
Mrs. l.. H. Wilson came down
frors Portland Monday for a few
days. visit with old friends.
McGee's bridge crew IS building
wag@n bridge across she cut in
front of W. C. Steinmetz z"Yesidence
Tidewates
MAKE by while the sun shines"
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&U
Y 25, 1918
ach Community Cat
)ur Rustling Associate
Drift river.
Mrs. Walter Bones is visiting
Mother Bones this week.
Elders Cottrell and Starbuck of
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
On the 25th day of August,
1913, at the hour of ten o'clock a.
H.. at the front door of the court
house in Toledo. Lincoln county.
Oregon, l will sell at public auc-
ion to the highest bidder, for cash.
the following described real estate.
Eo-wit:
Northeast quarter Of the South
west quarter; the Northwest quar-
ter of the Southeast quarter; the
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TOLEDO, LINCOLN CT
NTY NE
or one hundred persons were present
and took part in the various amuse-
ments and sports and greatly en-
joyed It. The receipts were $50
and this money will be used In build
Ing the ladies' rest and reception
room with band stand above. The
building is being put up by Emil
Joseph and will be handsome and
neat in all its appointments. A
toilet and wash stand will also be
constructed with 1t. The location
is on Front and Case street, upon
an eminence overlooking the bay,
the mounts ins and. in the distance,
Marys Peak. We believe Che build
ing will be greatly appreciated by
the women and children who get
tired stroIling around on the streets.
On Friday evening moonlight
excursion was given on the bay
The barge Julia was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and she
was taken in tow by the Ollie S.,
Can't. Cramer. Good music was
furnished by the Walker Orchestra.
Music on the water seems to sound
softer and sweeter than anywhere
else. Some seventy-five persons
went on the barge and all enjoyed
this splendid outing to the fullest
extent. The sky was clear and the
bay calm and the young people en-
joHed themselves tipping the fantas-
tic toe on the deck of the barge to
strains of enchanting music while
the older people engaged in telling
stories and swapping Jokes. The
proceeds amounted to SIS. which
sum will also be used to help in
builoing the ladies' reading and
rest room.
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aneda came j,

the 10th, with cargo of merchan.
disc.
The L. H. Evens Amusement
company gave motion picture
entertainment at the Yachats last
Saturday evening.
Supervisor Sylvester of the
Washington Forest Reserve was a
visitor IN this section last week.
The forest service has announced
some very important changes in
the administration of the Siuslaw
forest the most important of which
is the allowing of settlement upon
all lands which are hest suited tv
agricultural. These pieces are be-
ing laid out By the surveyors who
are now in the field.
MIR. Kingmau Brewster, repres-
enting the Oregon Conservation
Commission. was Interviewing resi-
dents of this place last week.
The Yachats Telephone Company
has announced an increase in the
rate for service over its lines.
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en at the Ocean T.

Oy Pr0f. j. a. HlIl, prODrietOr.
Some thirty invited guests from
Newport were present. Mr.. Hill
acted as toastmaster and announced
the names of the1 speakers. In
stating the object of the meeting
be said he desired to bring the
peuple closer together m their
efforts to. improve and advance the
interests of the country, especially
in road building. Said he had al
ready spent $4,000 in impraving The
Ocean Bill property and was still
to spend more to improve
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a. ASsoAN NioWo woo ith oLtCiudlCC
at the dance Saturday might. Mr..
and Mrs. jacobson celebrated their
Silver Wedding anniversary M onday
night. Attwelve O'Clock a delicious
table vsas spread fur forty-fve
guests. Mr.. and Mr.. jacobson is
one of Lincoln county'is most
esteemed couples. They have re-
sided in t1sis vicinity for many years
and can count everybody wlio know
then as their friends, who jBin in
wishing them many more Happy
anniversaries.
Mr.. Wendell of Deer creeh pur-
chased nTw Mitchell wagon from
j. c. Dixon this week.
Mrs. C. L. Morrison received a
new stock, of candy this week
Boys. don't be afraid to step irand
fill your pockets with sweets before
you go out to spend the evenang,
for she will ask you 10 questions.
Miss Francis Simpson and MISS
Ella Dixon broke the record, made
bv tho vo,1pr~ mon of Fill Citsr q
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NN%eAN-
- -

HARLAN
Haying is the order of the day
and the farmers seem we'll pleased
with their crops and the weather.
Miss Della Rush. principal of the
Odell school at Hood River, is
spending her vacation with her
sister. Mrs. 2. A. Kessi.
GaOrOn. KINNEY ic u;citiro hic c;c
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and entored of y,

of the County Court of the County
of Lincoln. and State Uf Oregon,
on the 7th day of July. 1918. auth
orizing and licensing the UNDER
signed administrator to sell all the
real estate belonging to said estate.
In pursuance thereof will on and
after Saturday. the 9th day of
August, 1918. at ten o'clock a. m.
of said day in Siletz, Lincoln
County, Oregon. offer for sale at
private sale and sell to the highest
bidder. all tie following described
real property belonging to said
estate tu-wit:
Lot 80 in Sci sec. 81, 7. 9 S.,
R. 9 w. of the Will. Mer., contg.
20 acres; Lot l in NE4 sec. 6. T.
10 S., R. 9 w., of Will. Mer.; Lot
16 in NEa sec. 6. T. 10 S.. R. NV. of
the Will. Mer.; and Lot II in the
SCI sec. 6. T. 10 S.. R. 8 w.. of
the the Viii. Mer., containing in all
1906 acres, in Lincoln County,
Oregon.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Dated at Siletz, Oregon. July Z,
1918. John Kentta.
Administrator of the estate of
Henry Korpi, deceased.
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FIHco' DdIu oIUCW0IA % DC fVC
,et in width and to be located as
blows within the corporate limits
Toledo:
Beginning at the southwest cor
er of block nine in Vincent's ad-
ition to the City Of Toledo, and
xtending thence north ON the east
ide of &c" street to the northeast
orner of block five in said subdi-
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"VuIHa VIoIIUIS wednesday,.


Mrs. John Margson and Miss
Alice Schroeder were Toledo vis-
itors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Emerson
We're Oyster City visitors Tuesday.
Miss Ada Lewis visited with Miss
Sigma Brauti Sunday.
MF and Mrs. John Margson and
Miss Alice Schroeder were visitors
at the seashore Sunday.
c. A. Hath was a Newport visitor
Thursday.
Misses Sigma and Ruth Brauti,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-25

YaQulna, Or.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
100 acres near LinviIle, Oregon.
Some stock and farm implements.
Will trade for small place near To-
ledo. All kinds of berries and
fruit; out range unlimited: II