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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28


graphic facilities from Holland, Mr..
Treub declared: proof in such cir
'cunstances is always difficult, but 1:
TIE Netherlands government only
gets the impression that such sand
and gravel is really for war purposes
I am absolutely sure the traffic will
be- stopped.
AS regards the question of the
Netherlands Ships that have SO long
been lying in American ports, the
minister was hopeful that an ar
ralgement might ere yet materialize,
suggesting that it would be mutual
ly acceptable If, say, a third of their
number was placed in the American.
Netherlands East Indies service, a
third placed at the disposal Of the
Belgian relief commission and third
permitted to ply between the United
States and Holland.
is it possible for the Netherlands
SO TO revise her present exnor.
ransement as to remove Amer,..,u
ou'ee'lons ou, to permitting bread gra,n
'h" cattle food to be exnortoa s'a.u -.
,oned rinr the correspondent, refer.
80 ing s,',, 'nereby to the surplus nroare..
divided bstwoss own SOIL that are now
tain. nahy and Bri.
nress,! - is certainly possible to r.r,..
ard Rr,ss. sreements with German,
au,ies utea' i it will be one Of th. ana ano,
Exnor. n the newly formed cent
nNport Bureau to under,or central
rrea ,S,on' :" for at present we ara sa'n ~,
The The TO export to neutral connt.,no are no
oon1ls Germany cannot be reduced song m .t t'
considerable extent, for ws 20 an!
ana 'ent e.1 on that country for our o,as ae
'ner necessities
70. we're the Netherlands likely - ,
Gus Gus arawn onmn,. into the war by the 70 var, .
a"ired the correspondent s''s,ns, .m in
that y mere is immediate danger ~ =
, .. .na replied Mr.. Treub. "bu. ,' :, ;. .
n, '' las lasts another year or more ,sa, "a
-. One me can prophesy what vii, =
,ae m result. Serious econom,. vi, o
+ '''"a, "a. difficulties may be expee,sd en PC
wv, What do you think Of se,su, the "s.
outlook" questioned 'ne peac
viewer. the inter
' ,e-v me :, , outlook, ~ in my opinion
..p Oao' case the reply. >
MA. would Holland regard
. pace whereby GERMANY sa'a a.,
4 ,Sased Belgium on condition ',s =, rs g
e for an.ees' of which she speat. :,
e TOT instance. administra,,Sp peaAs' a
!. '''n .,. INQUIRED the correspond.n. dr.
8 , Without knowing Uno.n.. the srao. t.
.n.. OF SUI such Guarantees" wa. ;, -
: - e"e, 1T is impossible TO eInrs,
y a' opinion. Administrat,vs - :
i ,'on might and might not veal. a.,
a ,feisfum. T. is conceivable that
n system might be established, as !
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY-iN CHAhCERY.-
pOLIiE E. SAYlER. Complainant. VS.. JOHN


pOLIiE e. SAYIER, Complainant. VS.. JOHN
N. SAYLER. Defendant.
It appearing by affdavit OF the complainant
herein that the residence Of the defendant
Jchn NJ Sayler. is unknown and that there
is nc person in the State OF Florida. the serv-
i've Of a subpoena upon whom would bind the
said John NJ. Sayler. and that the said de-
feldant is over the age Of twenty-one t2lI
years
II is therefore ordered that the said John
NJ Sayler be and Is hereby required to ap-
Gear to the bill OF complaint filed in the sad
cause on or before the 7th day OF January
la D. 1918, at the of1ce Of the Clerk OF tins
Circuit Court at Barlow. Polk county. Flor,
ida. otherwise the allegations OF the said bill
q; complaint will be taken as confessed
against the said defendant
II is further ordered that this order he pun
| ljshed once a week for eignt tSl conseeuuv'
weeks in the LAKELAND EVENING TELE
crrm. a newspaper Of general circulation pub
llished in Polk county. Florida.
| ZONE AND ORDERED at Barlow. Poll
County. Florida. this soth day OF October.
D. 1917. s>,
Clerk Circuit Court
WHITNEY. SPENCER BRYANT,
| Solicitors for Complainant 6s6
Copy.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

A county livestock association
with sixteen members was organized
for the purpose of buying and SELL
ing livestock comparatively recently,
and of improving the livestock in
Taylor County.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

The Sarasota Board Of Trace
taken up the project OF incorp
ing the six square miles OF sar
township into a drainage dis
which would include the Frui
saw-rrass lands east OF that u
TIE plan may also include
lands. which NAV be drained
FhiI,inoi creek, which would o.
natural outlet.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

Pinellas county is preparing to
erect fence across the county, the
same being made necessary by the
fact that Pinellas recently voted in
favor of prohibiting stock from run.
ming at large.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28
United States Tires are carried by the
Lakeland Auto and Supply Company

Switzerland, which did not red
the nations strength. l regard II
a great interest for Holland that
eium should be restored to absol
independence, that she should be
entirely neutral, free country,
Under the control of one party or
other"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. who v
IN charge ef the eastern serV'
France If the American Red
has received the pold meds' {
French FOREIGN ONCE. whish
slowed for acts Of great devofi
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

OhUEh Ut PUBLICATION
II appearing from an afldavit in the above
fulfilled cause that the defendant. Nielsen
Ispge. is a resident Of the city OF rndanap-
oils. in the State OF Indiana, and that he re-
ce:ves his mail at the Claypool Hotel IN said
civ. that he is over the age OF twenty one
years and that there is no person residing in
the State OF Florida the service OF a subpoena
urGn whom would bind the said defendant:
1T IS THEREFORE, ORDERED. ADICDGED
AND DECREED, That the said J. Nielsen
Lapge do appear 10 complainants' bill OF COM
n;a,nt on or before the third day Of December,
IA d. 1917. otherwise the Allegations OF m
pla'nants' bill Of complaint will be taken as
confessed by the said defendant
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED. That this or
der be published In the LAKELAND EVE
MING TELEGRAM, a newspaper Of general
circulation published in Polk County, Florida
for four tD consecutive weeks.
WITNESS my hand and seal Of said couri
at Barlow. Florida. this soth day Of October
"A D 1917.
j A. JOHNSON
sss2 Clerk Circuit crus Polk County.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-28

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY.-IN cHANCERv.-T.
L. PAYl0R. EXECUTOR. and EMMA J..
rAYL0R. VERSUS J. NIELSEN LANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25
C0rsets had to be changed

We have arrived aonasm our handmaden
Fashion our We compel comfort We contrve inquire
We heaa the result of the Gossard method
design years and expressed in Gossara 'front.'
acng method this amounting to principle and observed
in (;ossard manufacture with fidelity of strict adherence
TODAY throughout wordn city and hamlet aike-n Paris
where formerly FROM London Buenos Ares Syane
Melbourne New York Chicago everywhere America and canada
women enjoy of the Gossad prncpe-o the Goard
method of design Style comfort health and beauty of youthful out
line yours.
This nv gift to the wod-tis has been great
privilege to bestow.
Hitherto only figure had been accepted ideal discovered
and TO the ideal figures each type OF beauty and
all representative of buoyan radiant American wonanhood
hold that man may though the fact reflects credit
upon himself. simply state the fact
Corsets had to be changed be the instrument OF
progress was there waiting with the governing principle
when progress corsery And all the world saying
to the stye-sayng goodbye would bid adeu
guest who had overstayd To women everywhere to every
woman determined improve and beauty your hguemak-
ing your beautuso the increase OF your comfort IN
your Astounding health the JOY of better appearance and as
YOU know that changed them for yo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-25

g Corses had to be changed-that was all.
This dictated by the march Of and the mandate OF
governing principle settled that These factors in the genera
world bettermen arrived corse and the work
began.
These forces had finished with illumination the Pickering
candle giving light and it, in turn to electricity
would the talow Dip One could not he wouldhe
world moves apace
Light night day. Electric fans keep COOL Water
Ice the time message on the
air thousand and discoveries less mpor
tan in the world and mostly by living mena
these you did not have.
Corsets had be changed-hcy had to beim improved.
Physicians complained of them Women bought them by size num-
her fitting thing undreamed Corset comfort with STYLE
thing unknown. Health was not considered
great governing principle
simply arrived corsets and the work began.
g That was fifteen years ago.
introduced distinguishing the in fron-hteen years
ago and has adopted by womanknd undamen-tron
acng principle for adjustment in front
and support bac-absoue essentials entirely ignored
before.
One wonders without the amazing convenience
of front lacng grows they did with the
amazing inconvenience of acng their corsets they did
Would man his in the back lace his shoe from be-
hind?
Woman think would you do other than lace corset in front
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
NEW OFFICIALS
ARE AT THE HELM

Our new county officials took
the oath of Office this week and
are now in charge of the various
county offices to which thev
were elected. The new officials
going in were: Surveyor A
hMcMilian, Treasurer Ira Wade,
assessor "A A. G. Schwartz and G.
=. hawkins Attorney. Officers
reelected to succeed themselves
we're were: K. H. Howell Clerk, Bert
Geer Sheriff, w. F. Wakefield
commissioner and r. P. Coin
ochool superintendent. These
llien are well qualified to fill the
oIllces which they hold, and we
predict that they will each make
flee. ''e VI
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
the Good Road Club.
BAYvlEW

B. Twombly who has been
working for Ole Oleson at Lin
vile returned to his home at
this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Hanson and daugh-
ter, Hanna, spent Sunday at the
Oakland home.
Mrs. Shepard and children is
visiting her parents this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson.
Guy Hays passed thru our
burg Wednesday enroute to Up
per Beaver Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Barnes were
visitors at the Strake home at
Lutgens Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Bowers of Upper
Beaver visited with her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Huntsucker,
Sunday and Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Twombly and little
son Kenneth were visitors at
Waldport Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stephens and
son were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Huntsucker New
Years day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
ROAD SUPERVISORS
ARE APPOINTED

The County Court in session
mere this week appointed the
following road supervisors for
the following working districts: !:
No. 4. J. Ragsdale, No. 8 J.R.
walker, No. 10 Ed Gillespie. No.
. and North of Agate Beach Vint
Jones, and South of Agate
Beach Albert Stocker, No. 7
Chas. Hassman, No. 9 James
OLeary, No. 13 H. S. Porter and
Il. N. Nash, No. Ia Dudley Trapp,
NO. 16 E. w. Morrison, No. &
Harry Lutey, No. II L. F. Rob
bins and H. G. Downing, No. -
=. F. Grant and R. L. Hathaway,
NO. II Henry Deakins, No. Is
JOS. Sijota, No. 10 James Harri-
son. No. 21 L. c. Mowcry, Nos.
. and 20 w. c. Weber, No. 22
u. w. Watkins, No. 23 C. B. Ar
thur, No. 25 T. ]. Buford No
10 Alvah Strome, No. 2 Fred
Luethe, No. 1 Geo. H. Clark.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
GEORGE r. scHENcK
APPOINTED RECEIVER

Last Friday evening G. r.
Schenck received notice of the
fact that he had been appointed
by Judge Hamilton at Rosebnre
as receiver of the J. b. MiIlen
Logging properties. The appoint
hent came as a complete sur
prise to Mr.. Schenck, as he had
made no effort to. secure the an
pointment whatever. That Mr.
Schenck is well qualified to I'm
the appointment, goes without
question, and Mr.. Schenck win
90 the square thing by all parties
concerned. Mr.. Schenck went
TO Albany on the Sunday after
noon train to consult with at
torneys, and transact other busi-
ness connected with the receiy-
ership. He returned from AL
bany Wednesday, and states that
It looks doubtful as to whether
things can be gotten in shape to
40 any operating at ali the COM
ing year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
ONA

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps
and family last Sunday at din
ner, they also entertained at
dinner Monday and at cards
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Weber and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lissy, Lloyd Parks and fam
lily were present, all report a
pleasant time
Our school is in progress
again with Miss Ryan at the
helm.
Mrs. Selma Oleson Of Port
land is visiting her daughter,
Miss Doris of No. 8 school dist.
c. Ohmart wife and babies re-
turned from Salem Thursday.
Miss Meta Phelps returned to
Newport Tuesday where she is
attending high school.
Nels Thompson of Newport
was an Ona caller Friday.
John Coovert and wife and
Mrs. Harriet Hill spent Xmas at
the Holmgreen home.
r. A. Miller of West Yaquina
was a visitor Tuesday and We'd
nesday at the Commons ranch.
1917 and still the stormy
weather continues.
A. H. Phelps purchased a calf
of registered stock from l.. M.
Commons.
A dance will be given at Ona
Grange hall Saturday night by
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
ALL WORKING FOR,
YAQUINA HARBOR

b. F. Jones is in receipt of let
ters from>all the Oregon Delega-
ton in Congress, Senators
Chamberlain, Lane, and Con-
gressmen Hawley, Macarthur and
Sinnott, in which they pledge
their support and will do all In
their power to obtain an approp-
ration for the Improvement OF
Yaquina Bay Harbor. Mr.. Jones
Is also In communication with a
number of Commercial Clubs
and owners of large timber hold
ings on the Siletz, who have
pledged their support for va
quina Bay project. Now that
the people have agreed to put
up half Of the costs of the i'm
provments as they have done in
other places along the Oregon
coast, 1t Is thought that the Gov
ernment will at this session of
Congress appropriate half the
cost of making a 22 foot channel
over Yaquina Bar, at lower low
water, thus giving 20 feet on the
bar at high water. An unofficial
report received from the U. s.
Engineers Office at Portland, es-
Inmates the cost to be $46S, 900
for this depth Of water.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
COUNTY OFFICERS
SERVE LONG TERMS

That our outgoing county Of
ficers were popular with the pub
lie at large was demonstrated
by the fact that they have all
served good long terms.
2. M. Derrick, ex-county sur
veyor has been our surveyor the
past eighteen or twenty years,
which we believe is a record, in
the state of Oregon. Mr.. Der
rick was a good surveyor and
made a good official.
G. B. McCluskey, ex-county
treasurer, was appointed to this
office in the fall of 1907, to fill
out the uneXpired term of j. l..
Hyde, deceased. That Mr.. Nc
Cluskey made an efficient and
pleasing official is attested by
the fact that he was reelected
to this important Office four
times and then quit by reason of
the press of his growing legal
practice. Mr.. McCluskey was al
so secretary of the State Treas
urers' Association.
w. E. Ball ex-county assessor
first served the county in the ca
pacity of deputy sheriff and in
March, 1907, was appointed
county assessor to finish out the
term of j. H. Lutz, deceased. Af-
ter serving out Mr.. Lutz's term
Mr.. Ball was elected to this
important office, and was again
reelected four years later serv-
ing up to the present time. Mr..
Ball has made a good conscien-
tious assessor, and can always
point with pride to his official
record. Mr.. Ball during the past
year, served as president of the
State Assessors Association.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05

Morse, the first president of the
Club spoke Of the interest he
took In the club and to note It's
prosperity. The Captain receiv-
ed his membership and said he
wished to be a member where
ever he may 60. Elmer Patrick
also addressed the Club and
spoke in high terms of the eff
ficiency Of the Club in protecting
the game and fish and in helping
to form good wholesome game
laws.
Mr.. Freeland, Grand Organ
izor Of the Women of Woodcraft
is now on an official visit at New
port and will meet with the Cir
Gle here and will assist them in
performing the floor work and
other matters of interest to the
Order. The membership is in
creasing right along and is in
a very prosperous condition.
The Port Commission met
Monday and elected officers for
the ensueing year. o. F. Jacob
son, President, r. f. Baker, Vice
President; Thomas Leese, Clerk
and Ed Stocker, Treasurer. One
new member was elected in the
Board, B. A. Armitage.
The City Council commenced
the New Year with new Mayor,
Mr.. Walrud, Captain Bensell in
retiring from the mayorship
gave some very wholesome adj
vice in the management of the
city affairs. The new Council
starts off under very favorable
auspices.
Newport in her transition
stage from a lower to a higher
grade of progress and civilizaz
ton needs the watchful care
and management of our best
businessmen.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
TOLEDO ClNCHES
COUNTY TITLE

With the victory of last Sun
day the Toledo team proved its
right to the county football
championship. The score at the
end of the game stood Toledo
32; Siletz 0. The score was so
decisive that 1t left no room for
argument.
The Siletz warriors came over
to humble the Toledo team
which had twice defeated New
port, and during the first few
minutes of play it seemed that
they might make good, but final
ly the Toledo aggregation Sc
cured the ball, in the shadow of
their own goal posts, and the
march down the field began, and
it resulted in a touchdown, but
Carson failed to kick goal. Only
once during the game was the
Toledo goal in danger. and then
the score was saved by Siletz
fumbling the ball. In all Toledo
made five touchdowns and kick
ed two goals.
The running and lodging of
Clyde Mcmillan was on a par
with that of fluffy" Conn, the
famous Aggie player, and did
much to run up the big score.
Carson as usual was there with
the goods and made yardage in
the pinches. Sturdy" and
Cannon" were bears" on de-
fence and time and again kept
Siletz from making yardage.
For Siletz Arthur Bensell, Ad-
ans and Reed were hard to stop
and made yardage for Siletz
again and again. Hank" Good
ell and Lee Evans played a good
defensive game.
Officials were: Refree C. o.
Hawkins, umpire AL Lane, head
linesman C. X. Crosno, time
keepers G. B. McCluskey and
Archie Lane.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
WINANT
Welcome 1917!

WelCOnle 1911.
Well as Winant is still on the
map guess it can sure think
about waking up again.
It's storming at present, looks
as if the year is starting in bad.
Everybody around here is
sick with the La Grippe.
Christine Peterson passed
through on her way to Albany,
where she has been staying with
her brothers wife, going to
school.
Clarence Boone and sister,
Cara, returned from Portland,
Saturday where they have been
visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
The Misses Violet and Gladys
King attended the dance at New
port New Years.
Clarence Boone and sister AL
ma attended the dance at Toledo
New Years.
Meta Phelps came over from
Ona where she has been spend
ing the holidays with home folks
she is on her way to Newport
where she is attending High
School.
Mrs. Sugg spent Monday at
Toledo.
Some of the young folks
around here attended the foot
ball game at Toledo Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
TWENTY TWO YEARS AGO

Items taken from the files Of
the Leader of Jan. 3 1895.
Johnny Akin left for Philo-
matn last Saturday on a visit to
his folks. ~
Luke O'Brien, clothing mer-
chant of Yaquina, was in town
New Years day.
Prof. Bether's school re-opon-
ed Wednesday, after one weeks
vacation, with a full attendance.
There was a taffy pulling at
frank Frary's New Years night
Dut owing to bad weather the
attendance was light.
Jas. Hamar, of Nashville was
in town Tuesday and tells of a
bold robbery up in his country
on Christmas day.
Portland is blessed with fif-
teen. inches of snow, but nary a
snow on Yaquina Bay.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05

Lee Wade came over from the
Agency Saturday, returning
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Horning
returned Saturday from a weeks
visit at Otter Rock.
Attorney B. F. Jones Of New
port passed through to Siletz
last Saturday.
Archie Lane returned TO his
studies at Chemawa Monday,
after spending a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lane
at Siletz.
Father Forget Of Indcpen-
dence was in the city New Years
day, going on over to the Agen-
cy. While in the city he called
in and paid for another years
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Felch re-
turned to their home at Golden
dale Wash, Wednesday morn
ing, after spending the Holidays
with the formers parents near
this city.
Mrs. Chas. Washburn Of Big
Elk was visiting the first Of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. V. X.
Bachman in this city. Mrs.
Washburn brought down a Wild
cat skin and received the bounty
on same.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
TOLEDO PosToFFIcE
SHOWS INCREASE

-. postmaster Gather informs US
that the receipts for the local
ONCE for the month of Decem-
oer, Just passed, were greater
tnan those of any other Decem-
per, since the office has been es-
taDlshed. He would also call
'ne public's attention to the rul-
ing OF the department which
prohibits the placing of Christ
mas and other stickers on the
ADDRESS side of the mail matter,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
ELEVEN YEARS AGO

Taken from the files of the
Leader of that date.
Dick Evans was up from New
port Tuesday.
Charlie Ruhl of Siletz had
business in the county seat.
Postmaster Mike Roddy of
Winant was in the city Monday.
Cashier William Scarth of the
Lincoln County Bank visited
Corvallis Tuesday.
Everette Jones left yesterday
morning for independence,
where he expects to be employed
during the next two or three
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-01-05
CREAMERY MEETING

The Annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Toledo Co.
Operative Creamery Association
will be held in the creamery on
Monday, Jan. s, 1917, at 1000 A.
M. The election of officers for
the ensuing year and other mat
ters of importance will come be-
fore the meeting.
J. Swearingen,
Secy.