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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-24
Weitere Spmmemtare
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Setretars grDau auf
oas SO m o ranoum oe9
@rafen g ernItorff.

@rafen 8ernitorff.
gtmiter6am, 23. 9tpriG. Die
9erIiner 3eititngen MAIDEN Die fols
eenben @en1erflngen iiber Die Pint.
mort bes sefretdrs Srpan auf odS
fIr6Ii6 BON oem @rnfen 9erniiorfT
Der umertfaniiden 9iegierung 5nge-
iteIlte Wlemoranoum.
Gle .GGgIi6e 0tun0ftau" iagt:
oamcrifa giebt li9 Die gr0Bte Wtiibe,
uniercn Jeinoen nit Der Iuuition,
Die iie bruu9en su perieben gtugeu"
ihcinIi6 aus Siebe fiir Die ReutraIi.
tat. Gs giebt iif aber feine Weiibc,
GeutIdlnno nit 2ebeusmitteIn 5u
perieben; mid oies aus Siebe fir Die
NcutralitGt.
Gie n8oiiiife 3eitung" idgt;
o@aibillgton iOlte Ouriiber nadoen'
FEN, oaB Elm iol6es @er6aIten ieitens
Der Ser. Staaten ui6t 10 boIo uoH
0eiitidlanb ocrgeiien Deroen Miro;
uuo Der r2ofal-9ln5eiger" iogt; Ser
Sianbpunft 9erti6Iartbs NIT 8e5ug
aui Oieie gIngelegenbeit itiltt iib auf
Die GasungcH uHo Die @ebrauHc oeS
g5Ifcrreffs. Ger Starropl1ft aImcrI-
fas funn llur orr6 0ie sSrOfite erfIdrt
tDeroen, DeIde bic @affenIiefcrantcn
MAIDEN"
2ie ,Worgerpoit~ fagt inter Der
lleberifrift ,,9emerfellspertbe Rci.
troIitGt"::
,Gicic sG11ttpor. iiebt pie cine Scr.
! ipottlne bes BON Dem 9raien 8ern'
itorff pertretenen unb Der umerifoHi'
i6en &eeierllng u1tterbreitetenStuno-
Slnrttes aus, obgIeib natiirIi9 SeFrc-
tar grpun feiner Spott bea6iiftigt
! babe. gtienuno auBerbaIb oes @eiBen
Souies sIalbt, ooB Die 2ieferung poH
g3offen uno Wtltuitior an Die Gerbur'
oeten feline 9teutralitdtsperlesung iel,
uno oob Elm @erbot Der glusfpbr cine
neltraIe SonoIltlg iei. Gs bIieb ober
ben SefretGr 9rpan oor6eboIten, NIT
70 cpnii6er Sfferbeit an5ufunoigeL
bab Der @erfani Don @uffen urtS gFu'
nition on cine friegfiibrenSe gSattoH
anein pirfli6e 9eelttroIttat it,
Gie ,9pit" briugt MIR etne 3eile,
in Ser es bcibt: rgImertfo 5eigt onfs
geeue ieineu Gbaraftcr"
Die @erpeubuug BON Sss
f6Dffsn, bic sifttgs
GAZE er5euger in Sie'
fem &riege.
apnbOn, %. GpriI. Guf bic Bee
f6m.rosu Der griten, buB bic 9eut'
I6sn gei8ofe OerpenoeH, bic sritiden'
be GdIe enttpideIn, tDirb DON Berlin
'aus nit Der fOIgsnben GuntenOepei4s
seautpOrtst:
Die beutT9en Sruppeu UertpenbeH
feine 6eItofIs, bic ausidIieBli4 ben
3ned baben, giftigs Sale 5u perbrsi'
ten.. eol6s @aIe, bic iia bel Der gg.
plcfion beuti9sr 9ei9oiie entpideIu,
Iin6 Dsniger gefGbrIid. aIs bic 9dis,
bic ii6 BEL Der GrpIofiOu ssDDhHIider
,britif6sr, frun56fiIder uuO ruFii5sr
Gsf@OTe enttpideIn.
rRnu6 entpideInOs gombeH, bic
bon ben Seuti4eH perpenbet perbeH,
fDenn Mann geaeu Runu ldmpft, Fnh
unter ben aGssmein at5eptirteHRrisgss
reeeln ui6t DerbOtsn. auosrsrieits gebt
aug uffisisIen 3uiariftsn bsrOOr. bGB
unTsre Seguer isit mshrsreu gtOratsn
unsrIaubts, giftige Sale snttDidrIRss
,Gsi3uHs SsrDsaSsl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-24
Stalien mnb Ceiterreid5
8srben poruusfiatli3
ui9t aneinanber ges
rnthSu

ratben..
Rom, %. april. Gin prOminentsr
itaIieniI6er StaatsmanH fagte am
6rsitas, OaB bic getbeiIiguns StaIiens
an benz ariese, ipsnisitens in Der nd4>
fen 3utunft, jsBt tpsHigsr pabri4ein>
lid fei, uIs biss felt einiger 3sit Der
TaGl eepsien 1T.
lin iib an bem ariege betbeiligen
gu tDnnen, miibts Stdlisu 5uerft feline
lllnterbanblungsn nit ben Central
mG9teR abbre6sH, bic nod in WietI
I'M 9unse Iinb," iagte Der 9euG6rss
mann. Die Regierins miiBte oann
sinsn pIauii5Ien 9runb fir Die 4iiRs
biSung beg @ertrages finoeu. our4
psl9e Der 0rsibuNb geI9affeR purbe,
SsIbft peun Diss ssfhebsu pirbe,
piir0en bic Geniralmd9ts untsr ben
Ijssisen @erbdItniiieH eius iOlds 9aHbs
lung nidt ala ssriigeHasI SrunS fir
sinsn arieg onisbeH.
rStalisn muB na9 einem aHbersu
9prpuuO iu6sH, Denn es siueH arieg
nit Ssiterreia anfonsen nil. Gs
tOunts biss sei@ebeH, Dsnn elm llltis
NAHUM ipessn Der &oHssHtriruns Diters
rei6iI6sr Sruppen an Der itdlisnii4eH
9ren5e oosr ipegsH Der mibli4sH Gage
Der unter Ditsrrsiaiiaer Serriaaft Ie=
benben Stuliener an Seitsrrei9 ges
i6idt piirbs. gs III aber DorausSuIe.
ben, bab Seftsrrei4 auF fOlae qrOOos
tationsn ni6t ontpprtsn piirbs. gs
piirbe obne 3psifsI perfu9sr, Stalirn
auf i.Se m6gIids Weifs Satisfattipn
su ss6sa nit Der abii9t, StaIien in
bic Rons oes 9lnsrsifers 81 5piugeu.
tpsnn ss benHoa bsfdIieben ioIlts, ii9
an Dem arisgs gu betbeiIigsu."
Die 3eituus rapauti" bos Organ
Sesienissn 5beilss Der SOSioliiten, Der
fir bic 9eibsbuItuns Der RsutruIitdt
Stalisus 1T. brinst einer QrttteI, Der
bic stipulatiunen sntbGIt. ouf grunS
pslasr urIpriinsIi6 cine gsrsinba.
runs spifdsn StaIisn unb Ssft.rreid
dbgei6lOifsn ipsroen fuIIte. Die 3sis
tung ertIdrt, bic Snformatipn Don ei>
nsm friibereu Miniiter erbuItsn 5u bas
BEN, Der an BEN srfteu unterbunbIuns
gen nit bem SsutIden gutI6ufter
5iiritsn Don 9atpp t6eiIs.uommsn
bate.
Die gebineuugen, bic urIpriinsli1
in @orIdIag sebrd6t purbeH, iolen
Semnu9 bic foIsenosu serpefen iein:
r9lHsrtennuns Der gsgenieitigsn SSn.
tsrsfen StuIisns unb Seiterrsi9 linz
sdrns 5peds 5ortfssung Der Qutan5;
8sriftisung Der Srsn5s, 10 Oub Sta.
lien srGBsres @ertrausn in bic frsuub,
i1uftIi9en 4bficbtsu OsIterrsid In,
garns srhdlt. GrIsbisurg Der abriuti.
iden Gruss, sinI6IisbIid Der albuni,
ihsn 5rust, in FOLDER Dsiis. bag
StnIisn sufrisbengeftsGt pirb unb
0ueusn Der llnsinislsit nit Deter.
reid bsisitigt psrben; gr0bsren nutib.
nnIsn nilS iuItusstsa SSus iar Sta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-24
ssrau3oien unb 8riten
GrleiSsu in Der Rabs DON ypsru sin'
WieSerlage.
1900 Gsfangene sema DIT
uab 30 Gef9ase sr.

anb 30 Gsf9ase sr.
beuttt.
Berlin, %. april. Gin an Grsi'
tag DON ben Militdrbeb0rben psrSf'
fenili4sr offisisllsr geri&t Iautst mi
fOlsi:
.2luf bem iDeHli&m ari.ssidau
plab riidtsn am 9ounribdg absni
unisrs 1ruppsn BON unierer GrOui
bsi Stamfiraais, 6fiIi9 Don aanssn'
mard, aus s.sen bic fsinbIi4sn Stsl'
lnneen norblid unb norbOitIid pou
ypsrn Dor. Dbns 9tufsntbaIt fiiipmten
Sic 1ruppsn Dor, bis iis bic Siig.l iiib'
li9 Don piIieu unb OiiIid BON DDuou
srreiHtsH
Glsid5sitis er5pangen iis naa kf'
iistm gsfe9t bsi stssuitroate unD bel
Set Gus ben llsbersuns iibsr ben
gperu aanal. mo- iis ii@ auf Dem
p.itliGsu lifsr bes EaRols fsitissisn.
Die D6risr Gissnfruats, 2dngsmard,
SET Sas nnb pilisr tuurbtH eritiirnt.
wsnisitsus 1900 Sransoien unS Gngs
Lumber purbn ssfangsn senpmmsn
NIB breibis Gsidiise, baruHier bier
i4n.re britii@. GsfdiiBs, srbtutst.
,3piIasu bet Waas unS Der Moisl
nabmsH am SpHnsritag bic Geie4ts
an 5sftisieit gu. Die artinsri.gsi.dte
paren sans bsIonosrs befiis BEL Cons
bres ct. Wibisl uub 2lprempnt. fOis
aud an einsm puuit u,rbSitIia BON
sylirep. Dem Grtiaerisfeusr foIsisH
Snfantsrisangriff. ieitsns Ses J.inoes
ilur IN Der betpnIbsten Gsgenb spiitsn
glinp unb 4premont. Die Gran5cisH
branssn in biei,r GegsHb an sinem
guntts in uni.rs am ipeitsfen Dprgsa
i5pbsusu @rGben Elm, fs puresH absr
gum 5beiI pieosr baraus pertris6en.
Die Sample finS bort INNER nod I'm
Guuss.
.1as Dorf emSr.msuiI, .psiiIi@
BON 2fgricourt, bas bon uns eenommsn
ipornrn mar, ipurbs Don Der briiiidsn
unb frano5Iifasu artillsrie in granD
ssI9ofsn uRb purbs bssbalb bon uns
isrsn @Orpoiien aufsA.bsn- Die Siissl
nSrbIia unS iiiblib DON gmbrsm.uil
iino nod bon unfsrsn 5rappeH bsIsst.
2risssRa4ri9ten ausruf.
iif@sn GuelIsn
Ct. petetsbura 23.- april.
Die nls,nbs offi;isIs Btianntma6uus
ipurbs bier an absnb BON ben WliIi,
.irbeb0rbsn .rlaffsn:
.Su Der Ri4tuus auf 2utDSist bas
ben fplr Dorsihrttie gsmont unb eInen
1hsiI Der fsinbIi9sn grdbsH am Sas
gel 30. loJl, Oitlia bon aubnia. &c.
nOmmsH. mir muai.u ms6r aIs 200
gsfanssns unb erbeutsttu ii,5en Mas
iGinsre.f4iibe.
.sSu ber Hacbt BON 21. sum %.
apriI sing Der 5sinb an Der Groni
aubnia gurObss Siunii sur Often.
fine iibsr. Der ssinS purSs rb.r iib.r.
al 5uriitssi4lagsn.
.lIe&rnl am iibrissn SbeiI br
Jrunt bat ssIsssntIi& Gsi6isfsasr
ftaitg.funbsn. 5n sinissn Gss,nbsn|
purbsn unfre poiitipnsn nit i9pss
TIT Artillsris bsi9oiien. ~
.Sm Ganssn ssnpmmsn bat ii&
wabrsnb bss 9ugss uiats bsionbsrs
Wi9tisss srsisHet unb bic Gag. 1T I'm
ancfusiuta uussranssss.
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9ie Gage TN Siten tit nn.
perGnSerf.
Sn Der Gsseno pom Gssr'
uOpiB finbsn anhuls
tenb RGmpf. fatt.

- - p = - - - y -
tenS Rdmpf. fatt.
Berlin, %. apriI. g3ripatbspss
iden sufOIs., bic pG3renS bss Sosss
in Berlin eing.trofisn iinb. finbsn felt
siuissu 5assn unuri'r6rOaen aGmpf:
roreDsitIi4 bon G5erucDiB, Der
Sauptitobi Der gutopiHu. itatt.
Gin ruififher 9lOiatitsr. Der goms
ben olf GssrnOipiB gsi9Isubsrt bate.
purbs beruntsrs.iaOf.n, nadOem sr
sinsn beutf6sR 9lsTOp!ln uns.sriTfsn
bate. Der Offi3isr, Der f6 in Der
ruffii6sn WsuTfir. bsfunb, purbs &c.
t6ntet unn Der geroplan 5srit5rt.
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3ie Sran3pien i@reiben
lire stieSerlage bel
9pern
Der 9erbsHbung BON Sc
f6oifsn isitsns Der
Seutfdea. bic erfidtus
be Oafs psruraaen,

parts, %. 9lpriI. Dus frans0Ti,
f9e arissaminiftsrium bat an 5rsi.
tag bas EuIssnSe betanut esmudt:
s9lm GOnnsritas a6sub fanOen
siemIi4 bsfiia. Gsis4t, u gtIssR
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Die Qeuf(6en fno 6is al oas re6fe
2(fer oes 2(er Ssanafs
porgeornngen.
|Mm0 int @oepre 9iitrift lit SSranfrei6
baben Die 9emti6en Grio4ge
ettu1t9elt.


n uHH
G Die Saia
rn xtHHn
uKna al mDu bsugn
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tetpeift sur Geniise, bdB bic Rnhen
ibr eisenes 2unb ebenio tpenig ges
f6ont baben, fpie burber OItpreuben,
po re einsefalen, iebod bolb piebsr
beriagt norben paren. Sds gan5e
2anb glei9t elmer fpdbren @iiite, in
ipel8er au isber 3eit Peit upb Sune
eersnoih ausSu6re9en brOben.
Sie gduern unb ale anOeren Gin
roobner, rpsl6e fi8 BON fbrer G6olle
setrennt bd6en, finb iibsr ibre Gage
gang unbetiimmert unb ge6en ii8 ni4t
bic ssringite Wliibe, pisber auf5ubaus
en-, uas BON ben ruTiifden Sorben
5erif6rt Ober in 8runb geitedt tporben
1T. Der Sr0bts sbeil Der jungsn 2eute
itebt entpsbsr i'm ssslbe Ober III ifon
esfalIen.
Gtpa Elm 0ritttbsil gOlens 1T
bur6 ben arieg in TsitleibenI6aft
sesogen porben unb Der 5otalTfaben
tiirfte fi6 auf cine Billion Rubel b.s
llufeu. 9as gie9 uno ale 4gferOe
iinb Don ben fIii9tigen RuHen fOrtses
iAIeppt porSen, bic 8sD0lteruns 1T
fait bur4pegs bsm Stumpfiinn pers
faleu unb nur an psreinaelten pldBsn.
tpo prisiter ibrsn GiHfluB gslteub se'
ma9t ba6en, baben bic gepO6ner tpe'
nigitens einen @srIud gena4t, fi6
segen bic iihsr eiHbre4enbe Notb uuo
6eimatbsIoiisfsit gu i4iiBen.
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gSetterberibt.

SirO bio Snbinna, Sentlidp,
@eit 8irainien uno ons untere g2i.
dagan: Sd0nes @etter am Sanlitag
uno Sonrtng.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
SAWMlLL TO START
SAVING NEXT WEEK

The Geo. w. Moore sawmill
here is being overhauled prepar-
atory to resuming cutting lum-
Der. The mill has been closed
down for several months an ac-
count of a bad lumber market
and some litigation. Messrs.
Moore are all here getting things
in shape and they expect to be-
gin saving the first of the week.
Superintendent Locke of the mill
arrived last evening and mem
bers of the mill crew will be here
tomorrow evening ready to start
things going.
1t is the intention of the man.
agement to get things in shape
to start saving Monday so as to
get lumber on the dock to COM
plete load for the steamer Ban
don, which is due here next We'd
nesday or Thursday. There is
lumber on the dock for part of
the load and the balance will be
rushed out at once. The mill
has a capacity for cutting about
100000 feet each ten hours.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
THE SALMON RIVER
CRANGGE FAIR

Edw. ]. Clark, the attorney of
Toledo, "hiked" to Rose Lodge
to attend the Fair held at that
place September % and "a. He
speaks in terms of highest praise
of the fair and of the varied en-
tertainments furnished by the
hospitable and progressive cit
liens of that section and Of the
fine, new Grange Hall in course
of construction there. He was
impressed by the popularity
which will attach to a good high
way for autos coming from Val
ley points down the picturesque
Salmon river valley, skirting
Devils Lake with its beautiful
scenery and passing along the
unrivalled scenic beauties of the
coast to Newport. The autoist
could then return by way of To-
ledo and Corvallis, thus obtain
ing the much desired loop of
varied and unsurpassed scenery
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
LITTLE ELK

Wood saving seems to be the
order of the day.
Arthur Moon of Hubbard is
visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity this week.
Miss Nina Gleason of Wood
burn, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. T. Loudon, for the
last three weeks, returned home
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Wakefield and Mrs. Boyn-
ton went to Waldport Friday, the
24th to attend Pomona Grange,
which was held there the 25th.
They report a good time.
There was a surprise party at
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges last Sat-
urday evening. The evening
was spent In games and dancing.
A light lunch was served at mid
night. All reported a fine time.
Our school started on an eight
months voyage the 22d, with
Prof. John M. Miller of Newport
at the helm.
Kenneth Loudon went to Hub
bard last Wednesday to attend
school this Winter.
AS the time approaches for
the fair at Eddyville everything
looks good for a successful fair.
The fair board, at great expense,
has secured Bing Ling Brothers
one ring circus and hypodrome,
consisting of wild animals and
wild people from the wilds of diff
ferent wild countries, and q Sill
yer Cornet Brass Band Of one
hundred pieces-more or less.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
LOGGING CAMPS
AGAIN WORKING

After being closed down for
many months, the ]. B. Miller
logging camps on Depot slough
began operating last Wednesday
morning and the first logs were
put into the water yesterday.
While closed down the logging
railroad was extended into the
heavy timber and the camps
moved two miles further into the
woods. The railroad has been
repaired and improved and
everything put In better shape
than ever before. A large force
of men are now at work falling
timber and hauling 1t to the
water and by the time the mill
here is ready to begin saving
the boom will be filed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01

fall" Hester Peterson. Essay.
William Cullen Bryant" and
recitation, "The Gladness of Ma
ture," George Huntsucker. Rec
itation, Little Boy Blue" AL
.pha Rhoades. Recitation, "The
One Hoss Shay" Jimmie Hunt
sucker. Recitation, "Hiawatha"
First Grade. Essay, Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow" and
recitation, "The Village Black
smith," Floyd Rhoades. Essay,
James Whitcomb Riley" and
recitation, "The Runaway
Brook" Altha Rhoades. Rec
itatlon, FThe Frost Spirit"
Christina Peterson. The child
rem had built a beautiful moss
covered stage under a large
maple tree, which provided a
most appropriate setting for
their stories of our nature poets.
Attorney w. e. Gwynn was in
this vicinity on business Tues
day.
Miss Mae Huntsucker has
been on the sick list.
Misses Christina, Evalina and
Hester Petsrson and brother,
Adolph. visited at the Rhoades
home Sunday.
Peter Peterson and Gordon
Emerson of Oysterville visited
at the Peterson ranch Sunday.
T. Huntsucker went to C. S.
Ohmart'sJ at Ona on business
Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Lewis visited with
Mrs. P. Vancil Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
A. Peterson harvested his DO
tato crop last week.
X. d. Martin and son, Jimmie,
were Ona visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Peterson and deugh-
ters, Edith and Josephine, visited
at the Rhoades ranch Monday.
Mrs w. C. Weber of Ona
called on Mrs. A. Peterson Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. p. Vancil and Mrs. w. C.
Lewis called on Mrs. H. G..
Rhoades Wednesday afternoon,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
THE TOLEDO GRANGE
FAIR HELD LAST WEEK

The fair held under the aus
pices of the Toledo Grange last
Friday and Saturday was GER
iainly the success anticipated.
The exhibits were many and of
the very first class. The many
farm, orchard, dairy, household,
needlecraft and arts exhibits
surely could not be beaten any,
where, and they gave us all an
idea Of what can be and.is raised
and produced in Lincoln county.
That Lincoln county is the home
of varied products was shown.
The exhibits, II taken to the state
fair, would have certainly cap
tured some good prizes. And
when 1t Is taken into considera-
ton that this fair was gotten up
on very short notices is another
proof that lincoln county as a
producer OF many varieties of
products is not led by any other
county In the Union. It can not
be said that the big pumpkin
was forced" Besides seeing
the exhibits, the people all had a
good, sociable time, renewed ac-
quaintances, exchanged exper-
fences and learned many things
which will be of value to them
all In years to come. Yes, the
Grange Fair was a success, and
all who contributed to its success
are entitled to much praise.
We will try to give the prize
winners In next issue.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01
. . . .
LOWER FARM

A. c. Crawford and Matt
Pompei have been tearing the
false work away from the new
bridge.
Several people from Lower
Farm attended the road meeting
at Siletz Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Elting of
Upper Farm were visiting at the
Crawford and Kosydar homes
Saturday and Sunday.
Lloyd Crawford is cutting ten
cords Of wood for the Lower
Farm school.
Joe Kosydar has been hauling
potatoes to Siletz, where he is
storing them until such a time
as he is ready to put them on the
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Toby and
family and Mrs. Chas. Crawford,
all of Portland, are visiting rela-
tives here. Mr.. Toby drove in
from the city in a machine, maxi
ing the trip in one day.
John Rydzewski, who has
been working for Joe Kosydar,
has returned to his home on
Lower Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pompeli
were Toledo visitors Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-01

Shed Rosebrook arrived up
from San Francisco Monday in
response to a message stating
that his father, Austin Rose
brook, of this city, was very sick,
We are pleased to state that Mr..
Rosebrook, Sr., Is now on the
road to recovery and we hope to
soon see him out again. Shed
says his father and mother will
remove to San Francisco as soon
as the father Is able to go, and
will make their home there to be
near the boys.
Rev. Barr G. Lee, who has had
charge of the st. Johns Church
at this place, also the Episcopal
Church at Newport, departed
Monday morning for Portland,
where he will visit a few days be-
fore taking up his work in a new
field. Rev. K. T. Simpson, who
succeeds Rev. Lee here, has now
taken up the work. Announce
ments Of services will be pub
lished later.
Fishermen on this bay are pc
titioning the master fish war
den to extend the salmon fishing
season on this bay from the goth
OF October to December 10th.
This move Is made for the rea-
son that the open season here is
too early for the best fishing, and
the later season will give the To-
cal fishermen an opportunity to
make q better catch.
Yerex, Brown G. Co. of this
city have purchased the general
merchandise stock of F. II. Mac
donald at Newport and will con-
duct same at that place. This
will give the Yerex, Brown Co.
two fine stores in this county.
J. e. Wilson of Red Bluff, Cali
fornia, arrived Saturday for a
visit at his old home at Chit
wood. Mr.. Wilson was in To-
ledo Wednesday. He will re-
main here several weeks.
Mrs. Marie Potter, after a
months visit with her son, r. w.
Wollas, and family near this city,
returned to her home at Seattle
this morning.
Mrs. Bohannon died at the
home Of her son, Thomas Bo-
hannon, on Drift creek, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bensell
OF Siletz autoed out to the state
fair at Salem this week.
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POOLE SLOUGH


We had quite a bit of rain the
first Of the week.
Mrs. T. Barker and daughters,
Hazel and Lola. visited at the
Brown ranch Friday.
A gentleman from Drift creek
was camping in our vicinity
Monday night.
The Hall family visited at the
Barker ranch Tuesday.
Miss Mary Kayser and d. c.
Kayser departed Monday morn
ing after a six weeks visit with
their sister, Mrs. Thos. Brown,
and family. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. T. Brown out to
the Valley. Mrs. Brown re-
turned home Wednesday even
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Renus Arnold are
visiting the state fair this week.
Lambert Nelson of Chitwood
was a Toledo visitor last evening.
Tug Hanna returned Wednes-
day evening from the hop yards.
Fred Gee of Mill Four is taking
in the State Fair at Salem this
week.
w. G. Sharman of Ocean View
was a county seat visitor yes
terday.
Alex Warnock OF Nortons has
been drawn to serve on the Fed
eral Grand Jury at Portland.
Mrs. Catherine Collins re-
turned last Saturday evening
from a short visit at Falls City.
George w. Cox was in the city
last Saturday after a new piano
for his ranch home on Upper 81
letz.
Peter Tangen had his hand
cut quite severely by gasoline
wood saw while working at e. B.
'Shumway's last week.
Andrew Nye is a State Fair
visitor this week. While In the
Valley Mr.. Nye expects to pur-
chase thoroughbred bull.
Deputy Sheriff ]. II. Ross of
this city is doing duty on the
plain clothes squad at the state
fair grounds at Salem this week.
A candidate for office only has
to make a fuss over the babies
during the heat of the campaign.
but the minister has to keep up
the stunt the year round.
DR.. J. II. Jessen of Portland
has located in our city, having
arrived the latter part of last
week. DR.. Jessen is a graduate
of the University Of Nebraska
and also studied In Germany.
The Doctor expects his wife here
soon.
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SILETZ


Steve Kobilski has returned
from Taft, where he has been
fishing for the past few weeks.
Levi and Alex Thompson of
Toledo were Siletz visitors last
week.
Judge Elliott and ]. Mcclellan
were in Toledo on business Sat
urday.
Joe Kosydar is putting a meat
market In at Siletz. Something
Siletz is very much in need Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosno and Mr..
and Mrs. Welch were Siletz Wis
itors Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. EIting of
Upper Farm were Siletz visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McElwain are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hall this week.
Supt. Chalcrafts left for Til
lamook the last of the week.
Joe Casen and father made a
trip to Toledo Wednesday.
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RuNlng Asocate

The parade will start at two
O'Clock, SO come and see one of
the greatest collections of wild
animals and wild people ever col
Tested in Lincoln county. The
exhibits will be good. The show
will be good. The dinner win
be good, and in fact the whole
fair will be good. So bring your
basket full of eats and swell the
crowd and have a good time. at
the EddyvilIe Agricultural Fair
held at EddyviIle, Friday, octo-
ber 9th.