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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
SILETZ

Warren Hall has closed out
his business here and moved to
Toledo where he expects 10
make his permanent home. he
has purchased a beautiful home
in Toledo overlooking a broad
expanse of bay as W ii as noun
tain scenery. Table Mountain,
Green Mountain and oth;r great
Mountains loom up above all the
others, presenting a most pic
turesque appearance. The In
dian prophets and medicine men
used to go upon Table Mountain
and talk to the Great Spirit and
make medicine and it would be
well for the Toledo people to do
tha same thing, especially to talk
to the Great Spirit. What we
loose by the removal Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall and their two children
will be Toledo's gain. W. will
receive as an Offset for the loss
Mrs. franklin and hec mother,
Mrs. Allen Park. Frank Park
er and two of Mrs. Franklin's
sons who with Mr.. Collins own
the sawmill here Other families
will soon move to Siletz 50 our
losses will soon b. made good.
On last Sunday evening while
Mr.. Frank Jenkins was turning
his horses out of the barn one
of them kicked him so as to rup-
ture small arteries in the lower
part of the abdomen as to en-
danger his lie from loss of blood
A physician was called and the
wound dressed and iSit thought
Mr.. Jenkins will recover. The
Jenkins brother i've on the ST.
letz river below the Wheeler
sawmill.
The women and childr n have
gone out in the woods picking
evergreen blackberlies and some
have gene to the h0pfillds and
prune orchards and for a month
or so Siletz will be very quiet
We will miss them.
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THREE LICENSES ISSUED
FOR SOLDIERS TO WE'D

Couney Clerk Howell issued
three licenses last Saturday to
Uncle Sans soldiers in the
Spruce Service. The couples
procuring licenses were: Paul
Harry Moody, of Chicago and
Miss Kate B. Lyons, Of Yaquina
Louis Hickey, South Beach and
Bemandine Grady, Newport.
Harry G.. Eastlick and Aurelia
Ried, both Of Yaquina.
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FARMERS VETERINARY
CONFERENCE

Every farmer who is called up
on to be mis- own veterinarian
will l. interested in a meeting
being arranged by the County
Agent for Saturday, September
II, at Toledo. 1t is expected
that State Veterinarian W. II. Ly-
tie and DR.. B. T. Simms of o. A.
c. will be present. Special at
tention will be given Septecemia,
the deseace that has taken SO
many calves this year. Atten-
ton will also be given to '.u1er-
culosis, abortion, scours. red wa
ter, milk fever, garget, and any
other trouble the farmer might
want advice on.
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HARLAN

At a meeting of the Fair Board
last week the final arrangements
for our annual Big Elk Fair
we've perfected. The Board
ruled that every one shall mark
th,:ir own exhibits by writing
the name of exhibit on an envel-
ope and place their own name
in the envelope. Come everyone
and bring your pumpkins.
The County Grader has been
doing some good work on our
roads, coming over the Mitchler
Mt. down Spout Creek to Harlan.
Mr.. Halfway is to be commen-
ded for getting them here.
Threshing is all done h5re, the
yeild was very light.
Mrs. w. w. Grant and children
have returned from a visit with
her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Gator re-
port a fine time on their Eastern
Oregon trip. They went via the
McKensie route, returning home
by The Dalles and Portland.
Frank Davis and family arr
planning a trip to Eastern Ore.
in the near future. Mr.. Davis
ltceived word Sept. 2nd. that
his son, Clarence Davis, was no"
in France.
4 birthday party was Siven
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
". Allison August so in homo,
Of Miss Reva. Many friends
gathered to wish hsr happy re.
turnes Of the day.
Mr.. .Chas Loyeridge and fam
lily who have been spending q
few weeks on their homestead
have returned ia Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poole have
as their guests Mr.. Taylor o'
Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. Schloss
of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Of tn,
Racks District visited at the p
II. Martin home on their way tC
the Kane Mill at Summit where
they will spend the winter.
Stanley and Bud" Fry visited
friends on Big Elk and their ole
home at the Racks last week
The boys, with their father, arr
working in the shipyards in Port
land.
Chas. Gator and Mr.. Small
left Monday for Lane Co., where
they will make ship-knees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Allison
and daughter, Reva, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston Grant and family
have gone to Newport for the
week, A..,..>
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OBITUARY

The funeral of the late Violet
Gwynn Ray yas held at the NJ. e.
Church last Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock, the Rev. c. r. FL
lsworth preaching the funeral
sermon, and also performing the
last sad rites at the grave.
Soldiers of the Spruce Division
acted as pail bearers.
After the interrment DR.. Car
ter in a few well chosen words
paid tribute to the devotion of
the deceased, who lost her life
in serving her country.
Violet Gwynn Ray was born
Septembr 18th 1896, died July 6.
1918, aged p years, 9 months,
% days, death being caused by
a severe attact of scarlet fever.
She was married to Wesley
Ray June 30th 1917, here at To-
ledo.
Deceased is survived by the
husband, father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Gwynn. Two
brothers, Jesse and Donald
Gwynn, and three sisters, Mrs.
Laura Howe, and Myrtle and
Rose Gwynn.
The family has the sympathy
of tht entire community in their
sad bereavement.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER II,
is REGISTRATION DAY

Presid2nt Wilson, by official
proclamation, has set Thursday.
September II, as Registration
Day.
that day every man in the
United States and its possessions
between the ages of IS and As
years, inclusive, who has not
already registered, or who is not
already in the military or naval
service, must register.
This includes citizens as well
as aliens. There are no excep-
tions.
Registration will be held be-
twaen the hours of 7 O'Clock a.
m. and 8 O'Clock p. m. on Reg
istration Day.
Local draft boards will be in
full charge of registration. 1t is
the duty Of the local boards to
name the places for registration,
and to give proper publicity as
to their locations.
However, failure on the part
of any man subject to registra-
ton to learn his proper registra-
tion place will be no excuse for
his failure to register.
Failure. to register on Regis
tration Day is punishable by i'm
prisonment up to one year, with.
out option Of fine.
Men who will be absent from
home on Thursday, September
II, should consult the nearest
local board at once for instruc-
tions.
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3AYVIEW

Milton Hendrickson came
homd firm Alaska last Friday.
Mrs. Hendrickson and son,
Carl, arrived from San Diego,
Cal, last Sunday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Molvn and
Pearl Casteel of Albany.
K. S. Oakland and daughter
Hilda, arrived from Portland
Monday evening.
Mrs. Nicholson and children
left for Portland Monday morn.
ing.
I Albert Oakland and Dan ant
Milton Hendfiekson went to To,
ledo last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ccnoy of Linville was
down to Bayview last Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
ELEVEN YEARS AGO

With this issue of the Leader
the ownership passes from C..
f. Soule to Collins and Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Stanton of
this place were the recipients
OF a pleasant surprise party last
Tuesday evening, the OCCASION
being the fiftieth anniversary OF
their wedding.
Miss Edna and .Charlia, Hoef-
lein and Miss Mailer of Coburg
arrived Saturday evening for a
visit with the formers brother,
George Hoaflein and family.
The launch Ella May made
her first trip to sea last Sunday,
carrying a large list of excur-
sionists.
Ben Horning went to Inds-
pendence Monday to pick hops.
Miss Hester Hill of Cna visit
ed with Miss Ida Hurley Friday.
Bora TO County Clerk and
Mrs. Ira Wadi, Saturday Aug
ust 81, 1907, a son.
| Geo. McCluskey has entered
the law office of Attorney c. z.
Hawkins, and will study law.
4 MIS-. John Christensen and
sons, Arthur and Russell, went
to Monmouth Monday where
they will pick hops during the
season.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
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FH"'v bnv&rs are as thick now
as files around a molasses jug,
but just wait until after this war.
\ word to the wise Is sufficient.
Sell your berries to Baker Fruit
and be assured of a permanent
Dcal market.
county Commissioner o. V.
liurt arrived up from Waldport
Neanesday morning to attend
ne september term of court. Mr..
hurt reports that the oil drilling
progressing saisfactorily
lear Waldport, and the drillers
leel confident that they will find
oil. o
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AT THE MOVIES

Saturday, Jack Pickford in
Mile a Minute Kendall. / Com
edy, 1 Pictograf.
Sunday and Monday, Pauline
Friedrich in Mrs. Danes De-
fense."
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Douglas Fairbanks in "Mr. Fix
It."
Thursday and Friday, Enid
Bennett in Naughty Naughty"
also Allied War Picture Review.
Above shows, adults 20cents,
children, 10 CENTS.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
NOW ITS LIEUT.. "STURDY"

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Sturde-
want arrived down from Camp
Lewis, Washington, last Satur-
day evening for a visit with home
folks. Marion is now a full
fiedged Second Lieutenant, hav-
ing completed his course of
training and passed the exami-
lation successfully.
Lieut.. Sturdevant returned to
American Lake Wednesday
morning, Mrs. Sturdevant re-
naming for a visit with her p3r-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ball.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
CONSERVE TIE WATER

The Toledo Water System Is
carrying the biggest bad in It's
history, three times as much
water being used this year as
against last year. SO until the
new II inch main from Mill
Creek is completed we viii have
to be as saving with water as
possible.
Don't let the faucets run any
longer than necessary. Don't ill
the tub clear full when takinc n
bath, etc. Watch your "Donts"
and we will get through the dry
season in fine shape.
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HAWKiNS-LUTEY

Tho marriage of Thomas P.
Hawkins and Miss Cecil Lutey
was solemnized at the st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Newport, YES
telday morning, the Rev. John
Rice officiating.
Mr.. Hawkins is the son of
Banker and Mrs. Hawkins of this
city, and for the past year has
been engaged in the drug busi-
ness here, being the popular pro-
prietor of the Toledo Drug Co.
Mr.. Hawkins is a graduate OF
the o. A. c. wh5re he took a
course in pharmacy.
Miss Lutey is the youngest
daughter of Harry Lutey, and is
a most popular and esteemabl.
young lady. She is a graduate
of the Toledo High School of the
class of 1916. Since her grad
uation Miss Lutey attended Nor
NAL School at Monmouth, and
has been engaged in teaching
in which she was very success
full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins are
spending their honeymoon at
Otter Rock after which they will
be at home, at the cozy little cot
itage prepared By the groom Oh
Second street.
/ The Leader extends congratu-
lations and best wishes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
MRS. T. P. FISH
PRESENTED WITH MEDAL

Lowengart & Co., wholesale
miliners of Portland, recently
presented Mrs. T. p. Fish, of this
city, with a solid gold medal, as
a token of esteem and in ap-
probation of her patronage. The
medal is certainly a beauty, and
engraved thereon is the follow
ing legend: Presented to Mrs. T.
p. Fish in appreciation of her
having bought all her millinery
and merchandise from this
house for 25 consecutive years.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
LOGGING COMPANY
EXTENDING ROAD
TO SlLETZ RIVER

y t. Miller has quit logging
again for a short time until the
rail road can be extended farther
INTO the timber. Mr.. Miller
states that about 1000 feet of
track will be built before he
starts putting in logs again. The
track laying crew will not be
pulled off the job as soon as log
gmg is again resumed, but will
stay right at work until the road
Is completed to the Siletz river,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
NEW STORE TO OPEN HERE

S. e. Newkirk of Salem arrived
in Toledo last evening. Mr..
Newkirk comes here to take
charge of the new store which
is opening up in the Frederick S
building. They viii carry a COM
.plete stock Of shoes, drygoods
and furnishings OF all kinds.
Read their add in this issue.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
NEW FOUNDATION
FOR ANDREWS BUILDING

w. Andrews has a crew of men
busy digging cut a basement un-
der his big building at Hill and
Fourth Streets.
Mr.. Andrews intends putting
in a full basement, will then wall
same up with brick or rock, thus
making a good foundation for
the building. The basement viii
be partioned off into living
rooms when completed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-09-06
Y. M. c. A. ACTIVITIES
IN THE SPRUCE

The opening program of To-
ledo's Army Y. NJ. c. A. was CIV
EN- Tuesday might to a full ca
pacity crowd. The program was
a decided success, consisting of
a welcome by Lieut.. King, Sing
Song by the soldiers led by the
"Y" song leader, Earl Rasor,
Solos by Mr.. Rasor, talk by Mrs.
Jean Morris Ellis. and solos by
Continued on back Yago)
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ALBANY LAUNDRY BURNS;
SOLDIERS MINUS CLOTHES

The Albany laundry was con-
sumed by flames last Thursday
and as a consequence most OF
the soldiers in this county are
more or less short on clothes.
We are informed the loss will
amount to $4,000.
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DR.. w. j. CURTIS, of corval-
lis, Oregon, viii be at the Office
OF Dr.. Burgess, Wednesday. Sep
tsmber nth, 1918, and every two
weeks thereafter. All glasses
fitted by me are backed up by a
written guarantee. IL you don't
know me ask Or. Burgess.
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FOUR WENT YESTERDAY
TO CAMP LEWIS

Four more Lincoln County
boys departed yesterday morn
ing, in charge of l.. V. Porter,
or Camp Lewis, American Lake,
Wash. Those going were: Lloyd
V. Porter, Nortons, Alec Thomp-
son, Toledo, VIM. Kessi, Harlan,
Wren Emerson, Winant.
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COUNTY AGENT
HAS MANY BULLETINS

County Agent Cooter has bull
letins treating on nearly every
subject imaginable, for free dis
tribution among the farmers,
poultry raisars, etc. Better call
at his Office when in. town and
look them over.
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SOLDIER HURT

One of Uncle Sans boys, em-
ployed at the piling camp across
from the Frary place was quite
badly injured yesterday morn
ing. He was driving n team and
one Of the singletre5s caught on
a stump, the clip on the end OF
same pulled off and struck him
in the face. IL was brought to
town for medical treatment.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09
Floral Society Will
Meet Monday Night

About $50 Marion county fruit grow
ers gathered this afternoon at the
Salem Fruit Union for the address by
j. w. Brewer, of the Federal Farm
Labor board. Mr.. Brewer stated dur
ing his talk that the government in
tended to use every effort to see that
the 1918 crop was handled, not only
in Marion county, but over the United
States.
That volunteer Labor which has not
in past years been available will come
to the rescue of the farmers of the
state, is the opinion expressed by Mr.
Brewer. The Portland office of the
Ebrr board is recei wing hundreds of
offers from people who have not been
in the habit of working on farms, and
asking what they can do to help win
the war; These will assist materially
in solving the present difficulty, it is
believed.
Following Mr.. Brewers talk an
open meeting was held, and questions
were asked by Mr.. Paulus, manager of
the union, and by Mr. Brewer. The
question of what is to constitute tht
proper wages for help is troubling the
local men, and it is probable that an
effort will be made to get the growers
to agree on a fixed price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09
Manv Fruit Growers
Hear Brewers Address

J. W. Brewer, of the federal farm
labor bureau at Portland, who ad-
dressed mass meeting of farmers at the
Salem Fruit Union building this after.
noon, will speak before the Salem
Floral Society at meeting to be heId
Monday night in the auditorium of the
Commercial Club. Mr. Brewers sub
ject will be Hash" but it is expected
to be of pertinent interest to members
of the society.
The question of an exchange day
viii be brought up at the meeting and
a date decided upon. Several thous-
and plants were distributed last year
through the medium of exchange dav.
Not only seeds and flowers will be on
hand to exchange but the society is
making special efforts to have vege-
table and garden plants for exchange
in line with the campaign for war
gardens. All members and friends of
the society and those interested in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09

| c. Il. Thomas, living across the rive
in Polk county, was transacting busi
ness in town today.
Mrs. A. A. Underhill, who has beer
quite i'll at her home on south 1911
street, is reported to be improving.
Mrs DIR. L. l.. Hewitt and Miss Opa
Hewitt, Of Independence, were visiting
in Salem yesterday.
| Chas. Mlckenham, of the Waldo Hills
district, was trading at the local stores
yesterday,
H. s. Carson left yesterday for Port
land, where he will spend a week af-
ter which he will proceed to Spokane.
Mrs. AL Godfrey returned today to
her home at Marshfield after a month IS
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Vernon Seckow of Silverton, arrived
in the city this afternoon and will play
in tho orchestra at the dance at the
armory tonight.
DR.. Grover @. Bellinger and Paul ".
johnson leave this evening for SCOTS
Mills where they will spend the night
and get an early start for the "moun-
tains" in the morning.
Mrs. j. w. Kelley, Mrs. Ernest Rob
erts, Mrs. Neonta Small and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kutch, all Of Independence,
were trading and visiting in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Dells Livingston left yesterday
over the Great Northern for st. Paul,
Mimi, where she will spend several
months visiting with relatives and
friends.
Ross Miles, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. Miles left yesterday for the cast
from where he will sail for France to
engage in Red Cross reconstruction
work. Mr. Miles accompanied his son
as far as Portland.
Mrs. VIM. w. Chadwick and daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor, have returned to their
home at Knappton, Wash, after fort
nights visit with relatives and friends
in Salem and vicinity, Mr.. Chadwick
accompanied his wife and parents here,
returning home at an earlier date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09

Darby, deceased, appointing Wilson H
Darby as sole executor of the estate
John Darby having died. An order con-
firming the sale of real estate was is
sued in the estate Of Edith and Clifford
Hurt, minors Josephine Parker was ap.
pointed as administrative of the estate
of Elizabeth Parker deceased, and bonds
to the extent Of 81 400 were approved.
The inventory of the estate of Jacob
Seigfried was filed today showing pro-
perty to the extent of $8,772.25. In the
estate of John w. Meridith deceased,
John M. Payne, d. G. Ray and F. Lind
were appointed as appraisers by the
court. The first account in the estate
of John e. and George F. Lamb, minors,
was filed with the court today. The
Emanuel Mennonite church of Pratum
filed articles of incorporation with the
court today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09
More Supplies Shipped
by Willamette CHAPTER

Seven boxes of Red Cross supplies
were shipped to the supplies depart
mcnt, at Seattle, by Willamette Chap
ter yesterday, making a total of 100
boxes to have been shipped to date and
the total number of articles 1884.
Yesterdays shipment aggregated $500
articles and comprised the following:
Triangular bandages, 1900, suits of
pajamas 50, abdominal bandages l215
knitted son $40 pairs, sweaters 65
wristlets pairs, scarfs l, handker-
chiefs 1890, bandaged-foot sox 100, hot
water bag covers $40, wash cloths $50,
napkins 100, bed sox 40 pairs. The
surgical dressing boxes, shipped by the
Chapter are not included in this
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Thos. Booth, of Portland, was in Sa
lem today ON business matters.
Mrs. s. A. Meyers, of Sheridan, is
registered at the Capital hotel.
james McGilchrist, Of the Liberty dis
trict, was in the city yesterday.
Grin Savage was in the city today
from his farm in Polk county.
Chas. Felers left yesterday for Gull
desac, Idaho, travelling over the Ore
gon Electric.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.
Quit Claim Deeds

Henry and Rose Wenger to L. H
Wenger, lot 8, block 6, Richmond addi
tion, Salem consideration, 81.
Emanuel S Church, by trustees, to En-
anuel Mennonite church / acre tract in
Donation land claim of j. H. Foss, con
sideration $1.00.
Barbara Hagerly to Emanuel Mennon-
ite church, 3-4 acre tract in donation
land claim of N. English, consideration
$1.00
John E. Qualey to Inga and Rohghild
Wolstad, lot A, Phelps addition, Silver
ton, consideration $100.