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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-24
Taft
The sun is still shining at Taft.

"S Ssh 10 seii ouiuius dt ldlt.
The potatoe blight is affecting
some Of the potatoes on Drift
creek. but the farmers are rejoic-
ing as there is good price and
potatoes ready for market.
G. S. Parmele and family have
returned from Castor to their farm
on Drift creek.
Budd Knight made a flying trip
to Taft to see his folks. He has
now returned to Carlton to his
work.
We understand that d. X. Ring s
mill will start to work soon.
Bloomington. Illinois. has quite
an attraction for one Of you young
ladies. Her many friends are in
fear they will lo1e her as she
talks some Of visiting illinois.
The city Of Taft had quite an
exciting time as n large bear
walked boldly down the sand spi,s
and swan toward town. Edwin
Peterson. George Fuller and Jesse
Bosler seeing the monster got into
a boat, rowcd out and met the
bear in the water. They struck il
in the head with an axe. The bear
weighed 25i pounds.
Myrtle Lockwood has returned
from Walla Walla. Washington,
where she has been attending the
Sumner schnol.
Francis Ball from Bloomington.
Is making his home with
g. s. Parmele's.
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Fiegles Creek

Frank Mulvany is working for /.
R. Payne in the hay harvest.
Marion Walker visited Corvallis
recently.
Willie Kessi has been spending
a few days at Albany.
Geo. Tubbs returned from Sum.
NIT for pair of days to see his spud
patch. Ralph Darting came in also.
Messrs. Hathaway. Ireland and
Culver came from abroad to cast
the hook and fly into the sparkling
pools of Fiegles creek. The fish,
however. appear to be quite non
est in comparison with days gon G
b.. when the Hathaway family
dispensed hospitality at the beau.
tiful Payne place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Boies Of Cor
wallis visited friends and relatives
here last week, incidentally viewing
their possessions here.
Mrs. Boies has Just returned
from a trip to Wyoming.
Messrs Rankin. Walker and Lind
ley are doing a landoffice business
in cascara bark. They evidently
will corner the trade.
Fred Scheddler. who is now at
Regina, SAX, is Planning to return
to his place here ard improving
the same in view of making 0 per-
manent home. +. Jay Buford of
Salem and sons were here spying
out the land with something of the
same motives Verify Feigles creek
is looking up. Motto: Look up.
not down.
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Bayview

Born July 9th. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred F. McWilIis, Az pound girl.
Mrs. Birdie Christen came in
from Portland Monday TO visit her
cousin, Mrs. Eva Higgins.
Mrs G.. Wasserpieher. who has
been visiting friends here for the
past week, returned to Waldport
Friday.
Burt Twombly is helping the
MeWillis Bros. this week with their
hay.
Elmer Simonson. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Valley and at Seattle for some
time returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oren McWillis and
children visited at Henry Lutholt's
on Drift creek Sunday.
Miss Bessie Brooks and Clifford
Buker Of Waldport we're visitors AT
Bay View Monday afternoon.
Mrs. K. Hendrickson and daueh.
tiers, Misses Randie and Julia. Mrs.
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OysterviMe

Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Martin of
Beaver creek went to Toledo Fri
day afternoon by train, returning
same evening.
S. S. GOssman, supervisor of
schools. visited our school Thurs
day morning. and then made his
way up Poole slough. returning
FRIDAY in time TO take train for
Elk City.
Misses Gladys and Violet King
went to Toledo Saturday noon for n
visit over Sunday with Mrs. Can
non and other friends.
l.. Wumbach returned Sunday
from Toledo, where he had been
working in the barber shop for
some time.
Mrs. Hayden. mother of our
school teacher. visited our school
Monday.
Mrs. Shermer and son, Cedric,
went TO Newport Tuesday to see
the doctor, Cedric having taken a
relapse and needing the doctors
care.
NJ. G. Shermer was u caller in
Toledo Wednesday. -
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Tidewater

Lovely weather over our way,
and all the farmers are busy put
ting in their hay. Most everyone
in the Upper neighborhood are
through.
The Ludemann Lumber com pany
has been busy saving and deliver
ing planking for the sand spit at
the mouth of the bay.
Several autos have been ferried
down from here the last week.
Summer people are beginning to
visit US again these warm days.
Jesse Bales came home one day
last week from Alberta where he
spent last Winter and this Spring
He looks well.
The master fish warden, r. E.
Clanton. and several of the fisher.
men were up river today looking
over the hatchey site with the view
Ut going to work on it at nee.
Mrs. Lester White and children
are in from Corvallis visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Farley.
L. Weidmann is now running the
delivery boat for the Barnes can.
merry.
Nevin Barclay is away on a busi-
ness trip to Anacortez. Washington.
de will be gone indefinitely.
The mail route from Tidewater
to Alsea, a distance of &c miles,
is discontinued. leaving over thirty
families without mail service. The
government is too poor the pay the
bids and these mailcarriers are silly
enough to think they can't live
without eating. But the route
from Tidewater to Waldport is a
daily now. instead Of three times a
week. There is a difference, you
see. If you go on horseback or by
boat.
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Log Cabin Baking Co.'S bread.
6 loaves for 25c. Full weight.
Warnock Il Hughes.
Miss Lucille Gildersleeve re-
turned Saturday evening from a
two weeks visit at Nortons.
Banker and Mrs. G. L. Hawkins
returned last Friday evening from
u months visit to California points.
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Andrews
and children returned last Friday
evening from a several weeks visit
in Portland.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys. who is
one of the instructors at the O.A.C.
Summer School, visited with her
aunt, Mrs. I. p. Fish, in this city
the first Of the week.
Jay Buford went TO Salem Wed.
nesday morning. where he will
spend the balance Of the Summer.
He will then return to his home
stead which he has recently located
on at Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c. Brown
departed Tuesday morning for
Philomath. where they expect to
take over the hotel business.
There are two hotels at philomath
and they will have charge Of both
Of them.
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E. S. Oakland and Messrs. Milton
and Lawrence Hendrickson we
visitors at Fred McWillis' Sunday.

Haying will soon be over here If
the weather continues favorable.
Dexter Twombly was visitor at
Ole Hansen's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McWillis
and little daughter, Mary. came in
from Amity Saturday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Ivy Brooks visited Mrs.
Erma Kent Monday night.
Mrs. George Stephens and Miss
Lille Simonson visited at Fred
McWillis' Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Ivy Brooks and Randie
Hendrickson called at F. F. Nc
Willis Tuesday evening.
Misses Dessa and Leona Prescott,
who have been working at the Ell
more cannery, returned home Sat
urday. The fishing season is open
and the crab canning has stopped
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin McWillis, Mr..
and Mrs. George McWillis and Mrs.
H. j. Simonson and the Misses
Anna and Lille Simonson. Olive.
Mae and Mary McWillis and
Messrs. Andrew Sinonson and
Quinten McWillis were visitors al
F. F. McWillis' Sunday
DR.. Minthorn of Newport wa.
called Saturday to see Herbert
Twombly at Linville. who was quite
seriously hurt last Tuesday. Nc
Twombly was helping Ole Olser
with his hay and as near as we car
learn. was driving derrick wher
the whiffle tree broke. striking hi,
hip and fracturing the bone. MIR
and Mrs. Burt Twombly are will
him now and will have him moved
to their place as soon as he is abl,
to stand the trip.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-24
COZ 1N'TV NEWS News OF each Community Gather leach


the Grange Hall Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock. The three brides,
with their husbands, were seated
at the head of a long table and
special attention shown them dur
ing the evening. Over fifty sup
pers were served. At ten o'clock
dancing commenced. The event
was q success in every way. All
had a rousing good time and every
body happy as they should be when
hearts are trumps."
Haying is on in earnest this
week.
The petition for a read down
Beaver creek to the beach was
signed by everyone in this neigh
borhoud; also the bonding of the
school district to build a new
schoolhouse carried, there being
only one vote against it.
Arthur Andrews, an old-time
resident Of this district, is calling
on neighbors and friends this week
His home at present is Mill City.
The ladies of Beaver creek sur.
prioed Mrs. J. A. Covert Tuesday
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hill, and presented
her with a number of pieces OF
linen.
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city and to the railruad for the
many courtesies received from it.

city and to the railruad for the
many courtesies received from it.
Sunday more than 1000 people
passed over the railroad between
Albany and Yaquina. The New
port with the barge. Julia. made
five trips Sunday between Yaquina
and Newport to accommodate the
travel. During the day two trains
came in and three went out.
Capt. Harry Valbish of the Patsy
met with severe accident Satur-
day night in trying to step from
the wharf onto the vessel. His
foot slipped and he fell between
the boat and wharf. striking on the
guard with his back and side. in.
flicting a severe injury. He was
taken to Astoria Sunday evening
on the Patsy.
The Bandon came in over the bar
on half tide and went to Toledo on
flood tide Tuesday noon. She
brought in Is tons of freight for
Toledo and Newport. This boat
ought to have 100 tons of freight
at least on her return trips. 1t is
much cheaper.
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Chitwood

Mr.. and Mrs. Fled Rowe went to
Newport one day last week. return
ing Sunday.
Archie Wilson came up from To-
ledo few days ago.
Mrs. Ella Wilson and children of
Toledo have been spending a few
days visiting friends near here.
They returned to Toledo Saturday :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobson
made trip to Toledo and back
Monday.
A business meeting was held at
the schoo'house Saturday for the
purpose Of trying to get the rail-
road company to stop the train a
mile west Of here to take on cans
Of cream.
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Upper Beaver

Mrs. Edith Lewis of Newport
spent the eek-end visiting at the
homes Of A. Peterson and Mrs.
Dora Huntsucker.
Peter Peterson has Just finished
threshing the weed crop on the
Peterson ranch.
Lorenzo Emerson and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Dora
Huntsucker.
S. C. Denny and son, Earl, OF
Ona are haying this week on the
Smith place.
Alma Cox, grand daughter of
Mrs. ]. M. Bowers. is visiting at
the Bowers ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. D. Martin spent
Friday at Toledo.
Tea Huntsucker made a business
trip to Yaquina Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker and Archie
Zeek of Poole slough harvested
Fritz Fallman's logan berry cror
Friday.
Miss Ada Lewis and Eugene anG
Gordon Emerson spent Sunday al
the Peterson ranch.
Mrs. A. Peterson took her little
daughter, Evalina. to Newpori
Sunday to see a doctor. Miss
Evalina has been obliged to quit
school on account of i'll health.
S. s. Gossman. supervisor. visited
our school Friday.
Gordon and Eugene Emerson
have returned from Toledo to re-
main indefinitely.
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The dance given at Taft July 18
was we'll attended. All reported
an excellent time.
Mrs. Carrie Parmele has been on
the sick list for the past week, but
is slowly recovering.
MIR. and Mrs. Kaufman and
daughter from CASTOR spent very
pleasant week here. but now have
returned home with the wagon
loaded with cheese and fish.
Fishing season is open and the
fishermen all have good luck. The
first night there were six fish
caught.
Hoyt and Edgar Parmele have
been kept busy hauling lumber for
the Lee Bones schoolhouse. Jesse
Stone began building the last Of
the week.
The "Parmele Pride" cheese fac.
tory is going to begin operating
every sday on account of the abun.
dance of milk and the warm
weather.
We hear the new launch Echo OF
Siletz lay has changed hands.
Mrs. Jesse Stone is enjoying 8
visit from friend this week.
The teacher in the Brown district
Bert Oviatt, has taken a two weeks
vacation to build him a new boat
as the old one has become unsafe.
There is a cattle buyer going
through this part of the country
Miss Mary Jensen from Sheridan
is spending a few days with hel
friends, but will return to hel
work soon.
Stephen Resch was up to see AL
bert Hespeck.
Bert Oviatt. the Siletz schoo
teacher, was seen In Taft the las
of the week.
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Glen

c R. R. Miller passed through here
on his way to Toledo last week.
Mrs. Will Darnley of Mill creek
spent two days last week with her
father, Mr.. McCrumb.
Jesse Davenport returned from
the Valley last week.
Rupert Stewart went to Toledo
Saturday.
Will Darnley of Mill creek and
Nathan Watkins of this place are
helping Henry McCrumb with his
hay.
One Of Mrs. j. w. Davenport's
little boys got quite badly hurt
Saturday. but is getting along
nicely at present.
Will Randall went to Elk City
Saturday.
John Davenport went to Toledo
to work Monday.
Miss Care Moore went to Elk
City Monday.
Frank St. Johns Of Corvallis is
at present visiting with his sister
and family. Mrs. C. W. Brown.
%No-%
Piano for sale cheap. Call at
Leader Office.
Fresh Bread at the White Corner
Store. R. s. Van Cleve.
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Mrs. Geo. King visited Mrs. J.
Margson Monday afternoon.
Banner and Archie Zeek have
been making hay for Mr.. Margson
the past week.
DR.. d. A. Mcintyre went to Port
land Wedne sday morning on bust.
ness intent.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-05-23

PURPOSE, marching forward as one man,
and cooperating in the spirit of Christ
There is not another city in the whole
world that can be compared with Zion City.
Zion City is unique.
Zion City is clean City for a clean
people.
No dehling and vile things of this world
are permitted in this City.
The rule, of the world, the flesh, and the
devil, must not obtain here, and will not,
by the grace of God.
This prohibition applies to every known
thing that is not of God, whether it be
matter of habit, food, dress, or anything
e1se
Zion City is for people WHO CAN AND
WILL TRUST GOD.
There is no room in, this City for the
doctors, their drugs and their knives. The
world has laughed at Zion, because Of her
attitude in regard to the doctors and their
remedies but Zion City has proven beyond
any doubt to any unprejudiced man that
the world has no need for the doctors, and
that the Word of God has been proven to
be true, when it says-"I AM THE LORD
THAT HEALETH THEE.
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since continued to lead lions hosts.
Zion City, as its name implies, must be
a place where ZION'S AUTHORITY SHALL
OBTAIN AND THAT ABSOLUTELY. 1t must
be this or nothing. Even men Of the world
see this.
Did any one ever expect that place,
such as Zion City was intended to be, could
be brought into existence, and maintained
without the opposition of Satan and wicked
men? A person who would think such a
thing could not be reader of history, nor
student of Gods Word.
All the forces and the powers of dark
ness have been brought into array against
Zion and Zion City. From the standpoint
of Satan, it would never do for place like
Zion City to get foothold on this earth.
The opposition has been ferce the fight
has been strenuous! But, what is the rec
ord today? Despite all the opposition,
despite all the viest plans that have been
conceived and executed, ZION STANDS TO
DAY-TRIUMPHANT, and Zion City has be-
fore her better prospects than ever
Zion City must be a place where the peo-
pie shall be of ONE HEART, ONE MIND, ONE
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. H. f. Ruby and two sons returned
to Chicago on Monday last, after visiting
her parental home.
Miss Constance Harding of Cirencester,
Gloucestershire, England, is visiting for
about six months with her sister Mrs. G.
w. Anderson on the Cropley Farm.
Don't forget to get plenty of films for
Decoration Day. 1t is much nicer to have
an extra film than to run out before the
day is half over, then perhaps miss the best
picture of the day. Get them now 81 as
to be sure you have them.
Those of you who do not have Kodak
can get them now from $10O each and up.
Tt affords great pleasure.
Zion Stores will be closed all day May
3Oth--Decoration Day, excepting the Candy
Department. Refreshments will be on sale
at the Ball grounds.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-05-23

The call today from God, through lions
Leader, is for Gods children everywhere
to come out of the apostate organizations
with which they are connected, and to come
together at this time. Zion is marshalling
the forces of the children of light. Every
man of God, every child of the King, must
take his stand. God has spewed out of his
mouth the religious organizations of today.
They have gone absolutely to the world,
the flesh and the devil
God has founded Zion today for the af-
ficted of His children.
Zion City must be built up. It can be
built up only in righteousness. Therefore,
let the children of righteousness come up
at this time, and join hands in this great
and finaf fight between the powers of light
and the powers of darkness, in these clos
ing days of the Gospel Age.
THERE IS NO TIME TO LOSE.
Now is the time to act.
God has ordained to work through man.
+ Let every Zion man, therefore, this day,
sanctify himself and all that he has for
the service of his God.
The issues are momentOuS.
The powers of darkness are pressing
around.
But nothing can withstand people who
are in Gods keeping
MAN OF GOD WILL NOT PUT OFF ONE
DAY WHAT HE CAN DO FOR GOD TODAY.
Remember that everything you have be-
longs to God, whether it be houses, Or
lands, or money.
Zion people should sell their lands and
houses and bring their money into Zion
and to Zion City, and take up land here,
or loan their money to Zion. This IS 70hat
building mp Zion City means.
The world needs Zion and the world
needs Zion City,
What joy, what privilege, to be able
to send out to this poor world the LEAVES
OF HEALING with its glorious message. and
the story of Zion and Zion City!
The work is a vast one! But it has to
be done. It can be done, and by the grace
of God it will be DONE
Will you, reader, be one of the privileged
ones to have part in this great work?
What is your answer?
Is your answer-"yes ?"
Then, without delay, GO AND DO that
which is in your power to do!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-05-23
Zion--of Divine Origin
Zion City--A City for Gods
People.
By Apostle E. L. Carey

Zion and Zion City are the fulhllment of
prophecy.
"The Lord hath founded Zion, and in
her shall the afflicted Of His people take
refuge" Isaiah IA 32
For out of Zion shall go forth the law,
Isaiah 2:3.
Il will take you one of city, and two
of a family, and I will bring you to Zion."
Jeremiah 3l4
"When the Lord shall build up Zion, He
shall appear in His glory" Psalm 102:16
MY cities through prosperity shall yet
be spread abroad" Zechariah IL.
A close student of Gods Word and of
the Zion Movement today, founded under
God by John Alexander Dowie, must be
forced to the conclusion that this Move
ment is of Divine origin and is of the full
fillment of Scripture.
This is the position taken up by Zions
Leader today, and by the people of Zion.
John Alexander Dowie was, without
doubt, A Mighty Prophet Of God.
The world was stirred by his messages.
The sound of his voice reached to the ends
of the earth. Thousands of people have
thanked God for John Alexander Dowie.
Many have hated him, because of his ter
rife bombardnent of all that was evil He
made the sinners to quake and tremble. He
brought Joy to thousands of hearts.
1t was by this man, under God, that Zion
City was brought into existence
What was Zion City founded for?
What was it that this man of God had in
MS mind and heart when he established
Zion City?
What did he declare to the world that
Zion City was for?
These are very important questions,
which must be answered.
Zion City was brought into existence as
a place of refuge for Gods children, where
they could, under lions leader, work out
the principles of the Kingdom of God.
These principles, ideas, and ideals, were
preached and declared by John Alexander
Dowie to the whole world
When the time was ripe, lions leader,
to whom God had given the vision of Zion
City, laid his plans before the members Of
the Christian Catholic Church throughout
the world, and made call to all who be-
lieved in these principles, ideas, and ideals
which he had enunciated, to come up to his
help and to build city of God, for God
and Gods children, for the purpose OF de-
monstrating to the world the. principles
mentioned, as far as possible, in the activ-
tiles of mans life.
1t has been shown from Scripture that
Gods cities are to be built upon the earth
and the first one has appeared
John Alexander Dowie has passed away,
but he declared that ZION would always
have man, who, as the leader, would
stand tip for, and maintain, the principles
of the Kingdom of God, which God had
led him to declare
That declaration and prophecy has been
fulfilled and Immediately after John Alex
ander Dowie had finished his work, God
had the next man ready, who stepped into
Tohn Alexander Dowie's shoes, and has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
THE IHEAI''ERS.

The World Film Corporation pre-
sents today at the orpheum theater
2 wonderfully realistic production Of
life on the deep, showing tremen-
dous storm at sea; the blowing up Of
a large vessel and many other start.
ling scenes. A Eve part drama that
will please the eyes Of any audience.
Mutual Weekly No. So. latest ont is
also shown.
Tomorrow, Wm. Garwood and
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Finland 2tS0 output
SIS sSas rs sls6 81s tons 2 49, 3
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The pictures for ;

\ The pictures for today are q two
reel Selig entitled Reporter Jimmy
tnteryenes" and The Deadly Battle
at 81 cksville', a Kalen comedy tea
turing Ruth Roland. A lemon bono
parchment, q iburlesQue cannon duel
and an explosion Of powder maya
zine are some OF the incidents which
tilli this farce with merriment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26

At Washing tom a. a. e.
Detroit 8. COZ 900 00O. s 3
100 900 900 a
Batteries: Reynolds and Stanage.
Johnson and Ainsmith.
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y At ChfcaRo r. H.ils
Boston q. 3. . :. 700 10 O9i.4 s %
Chicago =. 0O1 600 e00 8 2
Batteries: James and GoWdy. Nau-
GIN and Bresnahan and Archer.