Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-07-27
NEWPORT

held at Washington, ID. O., July
21st. The first name to appear
was Frederick Wygant, unmar- &,
ried and son of M. Wygant,
civil engineer and a resident or
Newport. Mr.. Wygant already
has brother in the army. The
next to be drawn were William.
Clark and Charles Kisor. Both
are married, the latter having
two small children. These men
must take a physical examina-
ton ani maybe one or both
may be rejected. The Lincoln
County quota is twenty-three
which will no doubt be made up.
II will perhaps be two weeks be,
fore any of the men are called
for physical examination before
the local examining board to fill
quota on first draft.
The summer travel is increas-
ing right along. Saturdays
train brought in 40 persons and
Sundays excursion train with
four coaches brought over two
hundred twenty-five persons, all
deiianted to get out of the heat
of the Valley into the cool breeze
of the seashore. Saturday one
hundred automobiles came to
Newport, one fine car coming
from Atlanta Georgia. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Trask of Corvallis,
who were at one time engaged in
the mercantile business at va
quina, motored in to Newport
Saturday and in speaking of the
condition Of the roads, MIR. T!ask
saiG from Corvallis to HerDo.
the worst part OF the road is
through Blodgett Valley. After
passing the Lincoln County line
by the way OF Little Elk the road
was in fine condition. The
farmers along the road were
prepared to furnish the auto
travel with almost anything they
wanted to eat in the way OF fresh
vegetables, fruit, milk, butter
eggs. honey and anything they
might need while touring the
county. The streams flowing
from Mary's Peak furnish good
trout fishing and the clear cold
springs furnish the best of water
20 drink. The scenery along the
road is beautiful, facinating the
eye and the pure atmosphere in
vigorates the system and stlmu-
lates the nerves and makes you
feel like a new person. When
you reach the seashore and
breath the pure ozone that
comes fresh from the ocean puts
cheer and new life in you. The
Dalor leaves the cheeks and you
feel like a new person. The pale
children suffering from stomach
and bowel troubles playing in the
sand along the sea shore soon
get we'll again. This is better
for them than medicine and
saves expense and often the
childs life too. Newport is Ma
lures sanitarium. Come here
and get well. The attractions
along the sea shore are so varied
and interesting that one never
grows weary. Newport cannot
be excelled as a seaside resort
All along the coast both NORTH
and South you can go with
autoes and never get away from
some of the grandest scenery or
,he coast. The sea FOOD thai
you can get at every stopping
place is just what you need tc
build up the gray matter Of youl
brain and make strong vigorous
and happy.
The soldier boys have all left
and gone to be mustered into
Uncle Sans service. After Aug
ust 5th we will have no Nationa
Guard but every one will be~ir
the regular service ready td &C
wherever Uncle Sam orders
them.
Joseph Patterson, once a re.
porter to the Oregonian from
this place, but now with the
American Field Ambulance ser.
vice at the front in France has
written to the Oregonian des-
cribing the conditions Of things
over there and asking at the
close Of his interesting letter
that we in America should use
all our influence to get as big an
army of Americans in France as
possible to restore democracy
and no mans land will go back tv
that country and who will once
more make it a garden not ir-
rigated as it now is with human
blood. The kaiser believes in the
devine right Of kings and EN-
perors and that he is chosen of
high Heaven to rule the world.
His manner is stern. He Is i'm
patient of men, of independent