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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-13


Represented
in the
Wash Goods Depart
ment
Here are few of the many popu-
lar fabrics for spring and summer
wear.
Full line of India Linons, 80 in.
yard, 1Oc. 12l2c, 15c, zoe, 25c
sHIRRETTE-
36-in.; linen thread finished
material; very good for ladies
waists and dresses, yard. 25c, Soc
WOLFE
5S-in,; a good quality, yard......25c
SEED CLOTH
40-in.; a very new material for
waists and dresses.
SEASIDE CLOTH
4O-in.; new, up-to-date wash goods.
SHADOW LACE WOLFE
Very handsome dress material.
EMBROIDERY LINEN
36in yard, co. 65, rs, S5, 80, S1,15
40-in.; yard rd.............................S1,35
l5-in,; yard rd.......-S1,15, S1,25, S1.50
BUTCHER LINEN
36-in,; yard Coo, 75c, s5c
LINEN sHEETING-
90in,; yard d..........................S1.50
BERKELEY CAMBRIC--
36-in.; for fine underwear;
yard..........................12l2c, 15c, 25c
IRISH PoPLIN-
27-in,; splendid material for
dresses; yard ...........................25
BURToN'S NEW CLOTH
Crepe finish; 27-in., very fine
wash goods for dresses; yard 25c
INDIAN HEAD
36.ins makes very durable
suiting; yard ...."...."..........16 2-3c
DOTTED SWISS
27 and 30-in,; yard
............20c, 25c, 35c, 45c, soc, 60c
CHECKED DIMITIES-
27 80 and 36-in,; yard d..............
....u........l2l2c, 15c, zoe, 25c, 35c
ENGLISH NAINsooK-
56-in,; yard d............... 15c, zoe, 25c
IMPERIAL LONG CLOTH
S6-in, yard ...-......16 Csc, zoe, 25c
PIoUE-
81 and 32-in.; yard
.........,....25c, S5c, IOc, soc, 6Oc
GALATEA-
28in.; dandy goods for MILDLY
Blouses; yard .........~~............-..20c
HANDKERCHIBFs-
A very complete line.
LINENS
56-in., Ladies; yard. rd.....................
.....S1, S1,25, Sl5o, s175, S2,25
il-in. Linens for Gents Hand
kerchiefs; yd 81, Sl,25, $3.50, S1,75
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-13
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-13
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
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BRISTOL
s1oreese.ea

BRISTOL Aug. 2s-The ice cream
festival given by. the ladies OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, at Gross
run. Saturday evening last, was
complete failure 1t rained continu-
ousiy from id-afternoon Saturday
|nntii sunday noon. There has not
been single ice cream festival IN
this vicinity this year that mas not
been spoiled by rain. "Sump1n' funny
|erbout that ,eh!
MRS. Loverna Hickman and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruby. OF Salem visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Htck-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Hick-
man. on Still House run, a few days
Iago. :,
lPhfladelphia, are visiting at the home
|ofs his mother, Mrs. IL. G. Haney, on
salem Fork creek Mr.. Haney Is gen
Ieral manager Of. the Philadelphia
branch OF a big lumber company and
lis quite successful
Walter Foreman Lynch, Harvey W.
Fletcher. and Lewis Bailey We're en-
|tertained by Mr. and Mrs. john ~.
Bailey and family Sunday.
Mr.. and, Mrs Howard Jones and
|daughter, Miss Beatrice, we're calling
Ion Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tate on
ICherry. Camp run, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles R. Donnally
left here Friday evening fer Mead
Vile. Pa. where they will spend ten
DAYS or two weeks outing. Mr.. Dom
Inaily il employed by the Southern Oil
Company as pumper
Misses Alma and Isabel Davis OF
Salem, are guests OF Misses Jetta,
Lillian and Alcinda Norris. OF Indian
run, for few days.
Worthington Marsh, senior partner
of the Marsh Brothers, drilling con-
trac tors. was looking after matters of
Importance in Doddrideg county.
THURSDAY.
MT. and Mrs. Julius Matthey and
children visited friends and relatives
at Big Isaac few days back. They
also attended a family reunion and
nicnic ut the home OF MT. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Cunnipgham,sof Big Isaac
They returned home Monday evening.
Miss Jetta Norris was uest ct the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D.
lynch. q Giill Garden farm Sunday.
A. Leonard Norris. o., indian run run.
AS building fine residence on his
farm on Cherry Camp run at this time.
Ha viii move there as soon as the
ho,,se Is completed. Mr.. Norris is
amnloyed by the South Penn Oil Com
pany as roustabout,
TIiram d. Lynch and Harvey w.
Flefcher were business visitors to Sa-
lem one daysrecently.
Zfna n, Thorn pson the Leading mer-
chant of Observation-Disclosures was
al buffalo Calf the first OF the week
hay harvesting.
Misses Opal and Edna Mattney were
guests at the home Of ~ ana MEs. s
Lloyd 6. Reeders OF Salem. the last
81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
WINS
GREAT /: RACE AT
FA|R|N|lnT FAIR
Stout Brothers Horse Wins
2:1O Pace from Field OF
Pacing Horses.

FAIRMONT, Aug. 2s.-When
Birdonna of the Stout Brothers stable
of Clarksburg, defeated Mary u.
Pick and field of five of@the best
PAGERS that stepped oversthe halt mile
circhit here Friday she placed Clarks-
burg on the map as one of the lead
ing race horse centers of the state.
2:O9N after which the time became
much lower, the final heat being only
2:14A.
after five hard heats. Lady OF Lewis
finishing second and being strong
contender for first honor. The best
time Of this event was 2:16A-
Royal Tea. with Deem up won the
mile run In the remarkable fast time
of I :43.
Summary:
First Race a:1 1861 ssoke Race Purse
Birdonna, b. M, BY Dan
May E. Pick, gyk. m. by
Sflkwood Anderson "a
Jimmie Briggs. }. b. by
Chamberton (Vale) Z
Hydric, b. &. by Hydrogen
(Nfallow) -. :. 1880. = 8 =
Gilbert M. b. g. by Tom
+, my.Harrison (WiustoWl o9o TO
The Climax, blk b. by
Gov. Francis (Breman) TO
Trudell.s b. &. by Tregen-
T II eNss5 aosN: s:1os !:
2:13A; 2:14N
second race, a:17 Trot, Purse $500.
Cedar Lake Girl, b m
by Bob Noble tSettle
Lady Of Lewis. b. M. by
Lord Roberts (Boothl 3 4
I4u PTanton. b. m. by San Z
Francisco (Packer9 4@S =
King Amt. g., h. by :
Robert King (bEa1lowo 43s2 2 3
Matte the Great chs {, by
Peter the Great CReavesl dis
Royal Tea (Deem) to 8 and out
won: Maxintius (Myersl 3lto & ana
even second: Booth (Ccttrelll TO 9
and out third; Starry exana an
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
e!44e44eStes4sef3 80
Federal League ;
! 4%a'@S - 4;s'.!s :,
Yesterday's Results.

ea 4 gss''sss5s : g !, { 9 sYs i
pittsburg !. .-....0t % 90 o 0042- Is 8
batteries: Hendrix and Fisher; Allen,
BaFger and O'Conner.
At ST. Louis RH.E.
*. city. - 90 II o 4 o Q 900 o. 70 3
batteries: Cullop and Brown; Crandall,
Groome and Chapman. Thirteen innings
Games Today.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Kansas City at st. Louis.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
Other Pictures Of the European
Struggle Are to Be Shown
Monday.

.'The Balkan War is special
released war Aim picturing the
Bulgarian army before Constantine
PIE and, over and hundred other
scenes showing at the Star theater
today. "a Hunchback's Romance,
= two-part Imp picture. is shown.
Hiss Victoria Ford, Lee Moran. Ed
gae Lyons and etrers are seen in
- The Rise and Fall of Officer 3,
funny Nestor comedy.
MONDAY, eThe Struggle Of the
European War" in Ave reels OF
thrilling, spectacular scenes and
1000 feet Of other pictures will be
presented.
Boswarth, Inc, presents the great
gymbolical play, sHypocrites," today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

Games Today.
pittsburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Phtladelphi
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
BALKAN WAR FILM
SHO WING AT STAR

ment in the photodrama realm. The
multitude Of incidents in Lois
Weber's world famous storp from
which this picture was taken nave
been more than faithfully repro
duced and all the real values retain
ed. Courtenay Foote, the eminent
English artist, has been intrusteo
with the important role Of Gabriel.
Monday, Blanche Sweet will ap-
pear in perturbation of Stolen
Goods by Margaret Turn bull
William A. Brady's plans for the
season include draniatfzationo OF
Miss Alcott's "Old-fashioned Girl" 2
book ranking next in popularity to
her Little Women"
o. -
w. L. Halls Famous French
Follies" closes one OF the best Week
enga gements tonight that has been
played at the Palace.
Nothing but the very best can bs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
wIelI rendered.

The program ofipictures for today
is very good. Miss F'ania Marinon Is
starred IN three part kalem Broau =.
way Fayorite play. The Lure o.
Mammon.' Miss Marinon has had the
York's biggest stars. having appear
ed in number of big productions On
Broadway such as ..ConsequenceS.
"a Thousand Years Ago." and Tine
House Next Door. A George Ao y
Fable, THE Two Unfettered Bros,
completes the program
one OF Greenwood largest ana
best tabs" on the road, the t,asci-
mating widow" Musical Comedy Com
nanv,s otSfourteen persons, will open
a. weeks engagement Monday. The
COMPANY has chorus of ten beau
tiful and shapely girls, its own spsJ
cial scenery and electrical enects ana
a musical director.
George Conan has dropped the play
he was writing for Chaunceyi OIcott
and is now at work on new idea lot
mis- brother-in-law, Fred Niblo. en-
tried ..Hitting the Trail. Holiday. q
clever take of on Billy Sunday.
For all who love good program
the sOrpn6um - snVW1A6 1oAoS -
thentic pictures of The terrible
EastIand disaster A special MI
tuaI feature. THE 100000 Bill,
and funny Keystone comedy
Court House Crooks" in two parts
make up the bill. Fatty, Mabel and
cord Sterling appear IN the leading
roles OF this funny film and are ably
supported by large cast OF very
amusing actors.
o
An extremely delicate sociological
problem is handled in The Shot, q
photoplay by Sidney Ayres and Doris
Pawn, the Powers players.
"Under Two Flags" three act
Kiaw and Erlanger drama, is at the
top OF the Bijou program today. II
is a colorful picture, remarkable Tor
the beauty OF its settings. for the
wealth Of atmosphere attained and
for artistic detail. There is more
real photop1ay material in this pic
ture than one genrally finds in five
reel offering. The sandstorm in the
desert is IN, itself enough to disttn'
guish the. production as something
out of the ordinary. Four more one
reel subjects are included on the
Monday. Damon and Pythias'
WI be the big Offering at the Bijou
This wonderful four-part drama vii
i cause furore among picture lovers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

George Conan has dropped the play
he was writing for Chauncey3 olcott
ana is now at work on new idea for
his brother in-law, Fred Niblo. en-
titled Fitting the Trail. Holiday. a
clever take of on Billy Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
,.,re,.r -oInr rrlKoRAs,

WASHINGTON. D.. C., Aug, 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McCormick
Smoot and young daughter. Miss
Margaret, who have been sol ournine
at Atlantic City and made a stay oil
several days here, visiting relatives
and friends. have left for their home
in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Kelley and fam.
lily, prominent and well known resi-.
dents OF Clarksburg. are in the cap
ital and are stopping at the Raleigh
West Virginia sold to Canada q
large part of that sixty-two per cent
of the sixty-six per cent Of tile and
brick exported from the United
States in 1914, according to re
port, today by the Geological Survey
Central America and the West hides
ranked second, more than twenty-five
per cent fthe total exports from
ports, and more than twenty-thret
per cent of the tolta exports from
c1ay-working industries going to
those countries.
Examinations to fill positions in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

An extremely delicate sociological
nroblem is handled in The Shot. a
photoplay by Sidney Ayres and Doris
Pawn, the Powers players.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28

Examinations to I'LL positions IN the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
st.nainr n ths CIuba.
: American League
D. 44sS.A64Aai
Y..tsir,day,s Rpsuits.

4 ~ r,etro,t-- y, R.HE.
New A. YerR ....-..o 90 900 o. Q
batteries: Cole. shawkey and Nuna-
maker: Dubuc md Stanage.
xew YORK 30 o j. o 90 2 o o. 8 o
Detroit =. 20 . 49,. 1t, IL =
der; Boland and Stanage,
aS AZ tsS e z O. 20 90 o i o. ID D
Eciexeia1d ~. a o 4 20 20 o 49, 9 q
batteries: Gregg. Mays and Caety and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-28
0NW = y =
National League
IAA&AaA % 0A0.&N
Yesterdas,s Result.

Yesterdays Results.
St. N Louis i90 .......1 o12oo dig 3
fsrooklyn 20 . o 90 2 L. ID 4
Botteries: Perdue, Meadows and sntder
and Gonzales: Dell Appleton, Smith and
McCarty.
A. pb,Isde,phia- RH.E.
es sSss,asf;siS g 9Ss9 IS :
Batteries: N1cKenery and Wtngo; Nc
Quillan and Burns.
A. Resten-1st. R.H.E.
s6 Is $50 1893 $685. :
Batteries ~ Pierce, Stand ridge, label and
Bresnahan and Hargreaye; Tyler, Hughes
aud Whaling.
At Boston-2nd. Ri, p;
G RassaS ..,,:,.... So 9 9 9 . q Z
Batteries: Pierce and Archer; Raglan
and Gowdy
A. New york- RH.H
Pl e ssM g J SO g 3 81 g 4 3
Batteries 4, Adams and Gibson; Mathew
son and Wendell.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
NINETEEN NEW MEMBERS

The social meeting given by
the Civic Improvement Club last
Wednesday afternoon was a
complete success in every way.
About seventy-five ladies were
present and enjoyed the pro-
gram and jitney lunch. Nine
teen new members were en-
rolled and will now put their
shoulders to the wheel for the
betterment of Toledo. The sum
of $l4 was added to the Clubs
treasury during the afternoon,
$3.50 of which was from the
lunch which was served at FIVE
cents a person. The Club is ex-
pecting to give more OF trase
social meetings, also has sew
eral schemes for the improve
ment of our city.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
COINTY NEWS News tf of each each s; Community M Scattered @ % each

Mr.. Boren will look after the
crops this Summer. Mr.. Wood
son will probably move in next
Fall.
Albert and Ed Goodrich were
called to Lebanon Saturday by
the death of their father.
A. B. Clark was up from Elk
City Friday.
Lester Gilbert went to Toledo
and back the first Of the week.
Supervisor Boren has COM
pleted the new road through the
Steinmetz place, but it will not
be, opened for travel until drier
weather comes.
! Mrs. H. M. Henry is down
from Nortons visiting friends al
Chitwood.
Mrs. w. N. Cook is on the sicl
list.
w. F. Cooper came in from
Monmouth Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
Rose Lodge

Deputy County Assessor Cecil
Cosper gave us a call last week
and if he saw any new improve
ments he was sure to raise the
valuation a notch or so.
The surprise party given on
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fister last
Saturday p,Sht was a grand sue
cess, there being something like
54 present. The evening was
spent in games of various kinds.
w. L. Bloom and Frank Mann
made a trip to Slab Creek Sun
day to get a pack load Of calves,
Chas. Harding returned from
Toledo last Sunday. We under
stand he has the contract to fur
nish the lumber for the trestle
and bridge across Salmon rivel
and tideland near Otis.
| J.jtA. Messenger is hauling
milk to the Otis Cheese Factor.
this Spring. After few day
he will have an established
milk route from his place to Oti'
and will haul for anyone wishing
to send milk.
c. A. Baker went to the Vale.
Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14

evening at Mr.. Slocum's last
Thursday.
Sadie and Jack Calkins are
visiting on Big Elk this week.
Mrs. Bond Daniels returned
from Portland last Saturday.
Merrill Davenport, who has
been visiting on Big Elk, drove
out to his place near Corvallis
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. silver went to
Eugene on Monday to inspect
their newly acquired property.
Miss Clara Slocum has been
neither absent nor late to school
for the past eight months.
Mr.. Slocum assisted in hold
ing the Eighth Grade examin-
alton at Bear Creek School last
Friday.
/ Frank Lang has finished
slashing for Mr.. Brown.
Mel Miner and Harry Slocum
are slashing for Jim Parks.
The school in Elk City is now
completing it's most successful
term. Mr.. Mcdonald now has
the school in very good shape,
the children maintain good in
terest in their work, and all the
Eighth Graders are confident
that they will be commencing
High School work next year.
Anstruther Scarth and Del
Hodges were in Elk City Sun
day.
Glynn Aldrich, Elmer Lehl
and Bill Bridwell were over OF
Bear creek Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Slocun
, and M. S. Updike went to Silet
Saturday.
Henry Stadelman and Bessi
Gillett were in Elk City the las
of the week.
: Murell Milliner, Harry an
4 Marie Slocum made flying tri
: to Elk City Sunday.
r Mrs. F. H. Lang spent Sunda
:. at Riverside.
n Miss Katie Bristlen came
. from Corvallis to visit her pa
q ents near Elk City.
= Jim Parks is helping M
Y Abbie drive cattle to Corvallis.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
Ona

John Coovert and Clarence
Edwards made a trip to Bay
View Thursday.
Geo. Selby and daughter,
Charlotte, went to Newport Sun
day.
Deputy Assessor Parrish of
Toledo was assessing in this
vicinity Tuesday.
w. c. Weber went to Toledo
Wednesday to attend Court.
Mrs. L. M. Commons and son,
Fred, made a trip to Waldport
Saturday.
Monday of this week Mrs. A..
II. Phelps entertained the ladies'
of this vicinity. Those present
were Mesdames ii. ii. Edwards
and sons, Kenneth and Clarence,
l.. M. Commons, j. Lissy and
son, Walter, w. c. Weber, A. w,
Weber, l.. l.. Parks and son, AL
ton, and G. S. Ohmart. All en-
joyed very pleasant time.
George Ryan Of South Beaver
was in this vicinity Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Coovert
were visitors at the Bowers
home on Upper Beaver Wednes-
day night.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Ona Good Roads Clut
was held Monday. The fore
noon was spent blasting ant
clearing the stumps from the
right Of way on the new road vi
Beaver creek. A short business
session was held at noon, wher
it was decided to spend the after
moon helping our supervisor will
some clearing. We all felt thai
we owed him a lift as he is be-
hind with his work on account
of the amount of donation worl
he has done.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
Upper Beaver

T. Huntsucker, I. N. Huyett
and K. d. Martin made a trip to
Yaquina Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Mckinney and
children. who have been visit
ing in this vicinity, returned to
their home in Waldport Satur-
day. II K
Jesse Clifford and Peter Peter
son are the possessors of a gas
oline launch. q
Archie Zeek, who has been
working at the X. d. Martin
ranch returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rhoades
and children and George Emer-
son visited at the Peterson
ranch Saturday evening.
Pete Peterson and Jesse Cliff
ford went to Toleco Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
MILDRED SEVERSON
MAKES A RECORD

On the fifth of this month
Miss Eliza Bruseth closed an
eigh months term of schoo! in
District No. 10, known as the
Storrs School.
Miss Bruseth had one pupil,
Mildred Severson, to graduate
from the Eighth Grade, exempt
from all the examinations, as
her average has never been be-
low 81.
This little Miss has lived in
Lincoln county four years and
has attended Storrs school these
four years without having to be
absent nor tardy once.
We wonder how many there
are in the county who can show
that record.
/ Please let us hear, especially
from the rural districts.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14

George King of Oysterville
was In the city Tuesday.
Prof. George Bethers came
home from Summit Sunday on
the excursion.
John Pickens of Newport
drove up a bunch of Newporters
in his auto Saturday.
Rev. DIR. Gwynn will hold SER
vices at Siletz Sunday in the alb
sence Of Rev. Pearce. In the
morning he will preach in En-
glish and in the evening in Chi
nook.
The Newport High School will
put on a minstrel show at the
Dime theatre tomorrow evening.
The show received a good house
at Newport and from all reports
1t was fine. We predict that
they will get a good house here
in Toledo. Admission 25 and Is
cents.
The county road between
Toledo and Newport has been
widened out during the past
Winter and is now in first class
shape. In fact the road from
Newport to the Valley is in bet
ter condition than it has been
for years and an unusually
heavy automobile travel to this
section should result this Sum-
mer. Supervisor Lane is put
ting the finishing touches on the
Newport road now, and will soon
turn his attention to the Siletz
road.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
Fiegles Creek
Dream days!

Dream days!
z. A. Kessi is planting an acre
of paysnips. How is that for
high? He is also experiment.
ing with artichokes obtained
from Alfred Brooks. of Sweet
Home, who has made Il signal
success Of the crop.
Ralph Darling made a trip to
7 oledo last Monday, returning
Tuesday.
John Rankin has been work.
ing on Frank Grants new resi-
dence, which eclipses the old
LONE, it is said.
Geo. Tubbs visited on Upper
Big Elk Saturday.
Chas. Lindley returned from
Fall Creek, where he and Geo.
Tubbs interviewed q black bear.
Frank Mulvany went to Tole-
do the first of last week bring
ing back powder, etc, for the
road work in District %.
Road work began below Sure
Thing May 10th.
Gale Shane is busy at work III
his place.
Jay Buford and his father a,e
busy opening roads to theil
cedar timber.
George Darling is at Waits
burg, Washington, his formel
home, enjoying old associations
Ralph Darling is kept bus.
looking after school affairs il
District 72, getting advice from
headquarters. We are yer,
young as yet in District 72.
Frank Mulvany and famil,
spent Saturday on Fiegles Creel
getting the old cabin hom
ready for occupancy again
Frank will keep bachelor hal
J and hold down his homestea
,, until school closes at the Blac
! school, Harlan.
Everything looks nice an
Summery here now. The ever
! lasting hills are being drape
t with fronds of fern, but we, VIII
remain the year round becom
v more or less dead to our Orego
! scenery.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-14
Elk City

Mrs. Winskill stirred up her
bees one day last week in order
to make It interesting for Mr..
Daniels who was plowing near
by. The bees also gave the
school children q warm time and
Mr.. McDonald's ear was very red
that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum and Mr..
Updike drove to Siletz last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Silver had a very enjoy
able birthday party on Saturday.
Several members of the COM
munity spent a fine musical
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Yaquina

There was no Sunday school
Sunday afternoon on account
of so much sickness.
Miss Edith Casteel returned
Monday evening from Corvallis
where she has been visiting
friends.
Gus Hassman was a Sunday
visitor at home.
Tom Barker and Archie Zeek
were Yaquina visitors yesterday
The school children are TAX.
ing examinations this week as
this is the last week Of oul
school.
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WOOD WANTED

Bids will be received up to z
o'clock P. M. Of Thursday, Hay
goth, for the furnishing Of wood
for the Toledo schools. The
bids must be for the wood de-
livered at the school building.
Ten cords of wood at Grammar
School building; twenty-five to
forty cords at High School build
ing, owing to kind Of wood fur
nished. The board will consider
bids on old and second growth
fir, hard wood and slab wood.
F N. Hayden, Clerk.
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Money

The mint makes Il and under the terms
OF the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY you can secure II at 9 Der
cent. for any legal purpose on approved
real estate. Terms easy, tell US your
wants and we will cooperate with you.
PETTY & COMPANY
5i3 Denham Building denver, Colo.