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Brooklyn and queens
ART EXHIBITIONS

Academy Art Shop. l53 West f-fr,v.ss,as,s
Ntreet-rt h'ngs by Whistler '"'"
Alns!ee Galleries. Gi5 Fifth Avenue-per
o-n' IS hioition Of Paintings u c;eorr,
Anderson Galleries Park Aser.,o .,a
paintings .,hographs by Whi.ffe.
.\c.At .lAN. .t-
''1rset1old English sportius oalnt!ars
and prints -'"s'
hurch or ihe Ascension Parish House !.
West Eleventh St-eet--Street srenn. 80,
Chlide Hassam and reics from tho
churches Of Verdun. ~
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SnEt Tomorrow
sal, Saturday
AMERICAN PORTS

NH >UIIVitN
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Carpet Cleaning

sEWfNG-MAKING OyER-C1.rAN,Y NM.
800 carpets rugs, porti,res talI siAes)
plain oriental ccio;s- Slightly used At
~ orlgi0 81 price zoo yos. intaid lin
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Diamonds
Furniture
For Sale
Mems Clothing

MENS SUITS. PAWN TICK cts. PAR
hishert prices buy and cell gcntiamsn
ssCohr hand clothing J3ca this TSuor
sl2 East Sth ot-
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American Museum Of Natural History;
free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
free.
American Museum Of Safety; admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission 25
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NVE LIE, Ala Noy is-Arrived. srh
'ape La Have, Barhados. safe, -
sian 'Srl, Liverpool Aucona. Nv
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04

help the system eliminate this poisonous waste
They soothe. strenGthen and heal sore, weak
and diseased kidneys and bladder. When the
refreshing sleep is possible. and health and
strength come again.
C. w. Smith, 1905 No. 9TH ST., salina, Kas..
writes: Il am very much pleased with Foley
Kidney Pills. | am working in coal yard and
have been very much troubled with my bach.
] have taken several doses, of Foley Kidney Pilia
aud they have already helped me
Sold Everywhere
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Buy w. S. S.
KNEW HIS PLACE

Sister Smith was called upon for
testimony in revival meeting. She
humbly declined in these words:
81 have been transgressor and a
black sheep for good many years and
have only recently seen the light. |
believe that my place is in dark
corner behind the door,
Brother Jones was next called upon.
Following Sister Smiths meek exam.
pie, he said:
81, too, have been sinner for more
than forty years, and do not think
ought TO stand before you as q model
/ think my place is behind theS door
in dark corner, with Sister Smith.
Ladies Home Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04
ABILITY REQUIRED
OF AUTO MECHANIC

That the mCtorist may be protected
from the in3ificiency Of unframed au-
tomobile mechanics and repair men,
and that craftsmen MAY be protected
from inefficient competition, the state
beard OF auto mechanics examiners,
created by the last legislature, is dis
tributing application blanks looking
to the early examination and licensing
of every auto mechanic i'm the state.
The examining board, E. E. Boggess,
president; H. r. Fancher, vice presi-
dent, and M. l.. Granning, secretary
treasurer, will. have its headquarters
in Portland, where application blanks
may be obtained by addressing box
761, although applicants for examina-
t,ca may secure blanks from their
county clerks, or from local garages.
Examinations will be held later in 15
centrally located cities in the state and
will cover various specialized activi-
JleS Vi duuO VItuSS uS Wtll DIS lllG uSuuI
lines Of motor repair work.
The board will examine with written
cral and manual tests, prepared, Presi-
DENT Bcggess declares, i'm an under
standable manner, and the applicant
may be examined in any or all sub
iects for Which ne, in his opinion, is
quhhhed, Upoli completion of the
tesls the applicant will be rated ac-
cording to his ability in at least three
classes.
Deamtng a purely theorstical eysmi-
nation unfair to many excellent me-
ohanics VINO have had no theoretical
training, such tests be omitted. The
classification of mechanics will serve
the dual purpose of giving credit where
credit is due and to act as an incen-
tive to others to increase their know.
ledge and efficiency in their crafts.
Mechanics who fail to take the ex-
animation will be subject to penalty
of s100. The examination fee will be
$500
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04

WANTED-sheep, good ewes.
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SUM MONS
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State o
oregon for Lincoln County
Grace Landon, Plaintiff,

2 oSWMOIVS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lincoln County
Grace Landon, Plaintiff,
VS..
Max Landon Defendant.
To Max Landon the above named de-
fendant:
In the name of the state of OREGON
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court and cause
ON or before the expiration of six
weeks or seven consecutive and sue
cessive publications of this summons,
and if you fail to so appear or answer
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint,
which is for q deer e of divorce and
for the care, custody, and control of
the minor child Harry Landon.
This summons is served upon you
by being published once a week for
six consecutive weeks in the Lincoln
County Leader, a weekly newspaper
published in the County of Lincoln,
State of Oregon, by order of the Hon.
orable r. r. Miller, County Judge of
Lincoln County, Oregon, dated June IL,
1919, prescribing the publication there
of in said paper for said time.
w. n. Waterbury
Attorney for Plaintiff.
PostofIlce Addres, Toledo, Oregon.
Date'o First publication June goth
1919.
Date of last publication August /,
1919.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
r. N. HAYDEN, Publisher

Entered at Toledo, Oregon postoffice,
Established Twenty-Five Years Ago.
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LADIES' AID RE-ORG GANlZES
Ito Late For Last Weck)

A meeting was held at the M. E.
Church, June 2fth, for the purpose of
recognizing Ladies' Aid Society
Rev. C. R. Ellsworth presiding.
After devotional exercises, the fol
lowing officers were elected for trht
yoal: Mrs. Elma Waugh, Pres.: Mrs
j. f. Gwvnn, Vice-Pros.; Myrtle GwyaE
Sed.; MIS-. Lcora Crook, Treas.
WITH thirteen members ON the roll
we viii begin clr first meeting at the
parsonage Of the N. L. Churoh, July
11., at 2: p M
All are invited to attend. Sec.
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LINCOLN-Counts partly i'm
proved stock or dairy farms; will
produce green feed for butter fat
entire season, without expensive
mill feed. Morgan, 306 Railway
Exchange bldg, Portland Or.
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state age, breed and price.
Wanted wit wool on, and after
shearlng. Address, Box B, Mon
roe, Oregon.

FOR SALE-1123 acr.s 6
mlles from Elk City, on Bear
Greek, divided into two 16O acre
tracts, one 800 acre tract and
one 4S3 &cre tract. For particu-
las write A. B. Slocum, Siletz.
Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04
CHURCH NOTICE

There win be service. in the Catholic
Church at S;ietz, sunday July 18th,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
In the .fternoon there will be a
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04

We make speciality Of friend
snip, engagement and wedding
rings. r. M. French C Son, jew
Iers and Engr9vers, Albany, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-07-04
meeting at the Church at Toledo, at
2 o'clock. Everybody welcome and
everybody invited to said meeting.
Father Vollebregt.

FOR RENT-Six room dwell
ling, two blocks from P. o. En-
quire at this office.
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THE SOLITARY HOUSE .: By 1%"r1 z % r5ss1or sS1

fierce and alert. their breathing short
aud quick. and then all at once the
stranger put back his head and uttered
his harsh. disconccrting laugh that never
seemed to affect his features in the
least.
Come" hc said. don't lets be
such fools. What have VIC to fight
about? If you stand in with me. YOU
share. If not, you don't. That's all.
II was only wondering" said Keith,
"if I ought not TO keep you and hand
YOU over to the police
THE policc?' repeated the other
and seemed genuinely surprised. What
for? think this an affair VIC shall
all want to keep away from the police.
Good day, aud think over what ! said.
If YOU feel YOU want that thousand
pounds
~ should like to SOC it, anyhow" re-
tortcd Keith with certain emphasis on
the word ''scc.
"lou think | haven't got it," the
stranger asked. Man" he cried with
II sudden note of cxultation. Il shall
bc worth II million before this is over.
and with n sudden gesture full of al
indcscribablc cxultation and the fcrccst
energy he turned and walked away with
his long. quick, clumsy stride.
! CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-08
ALL WIRES IN PEKIN
ARE CUT EXCEPT ONE
China Indignant at Peace Con-
ference Decision Regard
ing Shantung

Paris. May Shy A. Pl-Amcr- =
lean Minister Roinsch at Pckin has in .
formed Secretary of State Lansing that
all wire communications out of Pekin
has been cut except for one wire which
goes to Siberia.
Pekin. May Shy \. PD-Na
tional sentiment has been aroused
throughout China over the Peace Con =
ference decision regarding Shantung
and Kiao- Chau. The press is united
in demanding that the territory be re
turned unfcttcrcd to China.
Parliament has adopted resolution
addressed to the Peace Conference dc
prcCating the decision to give the dis
putcd territory temporarily to Japan.
Students burned the home of Tsao
Iu Lin. minister of communications
and severely beat Chang Tsung Hsiaug
former minister to Japan, who was a
guest at Tsao Yu Lin = house. The po
lice observed an attitude of benevolent
neutrality during the trouble, but
made several arrests after urgent orders
were received from police headquarters
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Allies Consider
Terms for Austria

Continued From Page One
unfairly because their economic inter
ests will demand it,
lntimations reaching the Peace Con
ference from Versailles lead to the be-
lief that two or three members Of the
German peace delegation probably will
return to Germany to consult their
government, the others remaining at
Versailles.
Germany has not yet submitted any
communication with regard to the
peace treaty. All the exchanges be =
tween the delegation at Versailles and
the home government are being kept
secret.
A copy of the. treaty is well on its
way TO Berlin. A German courier left
at o'clock last night, bearing it with
Count Won Brockdorff- Rantzau's first
report on the negotiations.
1t is expected that the United States
will be asked to become the mandatory
for Armenia. The indications are that
President Wilson will submit the matter
to Congress.
Page En- Route to Paris
Thomas Nelson Page. the American
ambassador TO Italy. notified the Amer
lean delegation to the Peace Conference
today that he was starting from Rome
for Paris this morning The anibas-
sador reported that he had had long
conference with the French ambas-
sador at Rome over the Adriatic aues-
| ton.
The full text of the peace treaty with
Germany will not be published until
after it has been signed, the Echo de
Paris says today. The document will
then be presented to the parliament for
ratification. probably about the fourth
or fifth of June.
The general comment of the Paris
newspapers on the treaty is that in il
the honor of France has been satisfied,
and the efforts of its authors to give
satisfaction to the legitimate claims Of
the nations wronged by German aggrcs-
sion are acknowledged.
In some quarters, the hint of the head
of the German peace delegation that
Germany would try to obtain the right
to carry out herself the restoration of
the devasted districts of France and
Belgium is interpreted as being made
with the probable intention of gaining
an opportunity to introduce German ex-
ports and obtain new customers.
| 1t is expected that the Council Of
Three will take up today the Italian
problem and continue its discussion of
succeeding days.
Berlin. May Shy A. P.)-Wire-
less communication between Nauen and
the Eiffel tower in Paris has been re
sumed. so that the German peace dele
CATION can keep in close touch with Ber-
lin. The foreign Office here is connected
with Nauen by direct wire and the
peace delegation has direct wire from
Versailles to the Eiffel tower. Both
wireless stations are equipped with re :
ceiving apparatus.
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Enemy Arrogant
at Peace Table
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
Wilson appeared pnconcerned, the lat
ter leaning back In his chair with his
hands in his pockets. On concluding
his speech Count Won Brockdorff Rant
Eau, replaced his big horned spectacles
in their case, spread his hands upon
the table and waited. 1t was clear.
the dispatch. says, that his attitude
created a deep impression upon the
delegates. Premier Clemenceau imme
diately rose and in a couple of sharp
sentences brought the proceedings to a
close. Subsequently Premier Clemen-
ccau, President Wilson. Premier Lloyd
George and Premier Orlando met in an
adjoining room, doubtless to discuss the
German reply.
During the meeting Marshal Foch sat
apparently not needing the proceedings.
Nursing his chin in his hand, he never
looked toward the German delegates,
his gaze apparently travelling through
the great windows to the beautiful
country beyond.
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SHOOTING THE CHUTE

Doggy, the Genie, Billy and Balky
l. Sam paused at the top of the cliff
only moment Red Beard and his
hOrsemen were close behind. To wait
there meant capture or worse. for Red
Beard was in such rage he would
have no thought of mercy. The only
way to escape was to slide down the
steep. smooth surface of the cliff and
trust that some lucky chance might
slow them up before they reached the
rocks at the bottom.
'Hec haw. III go first. - volunteered
Balky Sam in true soldier fashion. lie
sat down on the edge of the cliff, gave
little hpave and away he went so
abruptly that he lost his balance and
shot down the slope on his back, with
his legs paving the air.
Balky Sam looked so funny that
Peggy wanted to laugh. but she didn' t
have time. The Genie lifted her to the
edge and in second she herself was
scooting down the incline at express
train speed. Billy came close behind
her. and right after them was the
Genie.
They were none too soon, for as the
Genie dropped off Red Beard and his
horsemen dashed out of the pass. Red
Beard was so eager to capture them
that he plunged down the cliff after
them. and in his train came all his
men and all their horses. And, like
Balky Sam. the men and horses started
so abruptly that they lost their balance
and went kicking, whirling and spin
ming down the slide.
1t was a thrilling coast. Peggy and
Billy would have enjoyed it immensely
if it hadn't been for the uncertainty of
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litcly II am exceedingly sorry for your
disappointment
The stranger lifted his eyes and
looked full at Keith. and there was in
them menace and n malignity quite
extraordinary. Keith realized TO the
full that this was dangerous and per
haps desperate man. but he smiled
| lightly as he looked back and waited,
All at oncc the stranger leaned forward
and touched Keith on his knee with one
Of his great bony fingers
Where is hc?' he asked.
Keith did not answer.
'Wherc is hc?" the other asked
again. his manner full now Of deep and
icrcc passion. of bitter and Consum
ing hatred \ dull flush had crppt
under tho palor of his dry and tightly
drawn skin and he said again: He
isn't hero. where is hc:''
Keith had an inspiration.
"If you care 70 leave mos
sage ." hr said and loft the sen
tcnrc unfinished.
"Thcn he isn't hcrc?' tho stranger
asked. flashing n quick look at Keith.
AS think YOU said just now, re
marked Keith.
Did I? Perhaps did" said tho
; other. AR" Won friend of his? Has
h" loft You in charge here
"WcIl. | suppose. unused Keith
, II suppose | may say I am in charge
here for the time being. But before
| answer any moro questions | think
am Cutitlrd to ask for the reason of
your visit and your object in questioning
me. may as we'll tell YOU" he added
"that do not at present feel very
much inclined to prolong this inter
view
"Nou arc on his sidc?" the stranger
asked
AS | say. do not feel inclined to
answer any moro questions till | know
! what they arc for.
/ ''Wcll. let mo ask you one more. -
/ rCtortrd the stranger. Are you rich %
''Not as rich as I should like to be.
anyhow. answered Keith
Would n thousand pounds be any
use To you?" asked tho other slowly.
Are you limiting at n bribc?" asked
Keith directly.
mo. a. reward for co operation. -
answered the stranger.
II appreciate nc distinction. " smiled
Keith. Would the amount you men
ton be paid in money or in--jcwelry?'
''Nou could have it any way yor
likCd-whCn you had earned it," an.
SwCrrd the stranger. looking puzzled
And Keith thought to himself tha
he at least knew nothing of the hid
den hoard of jcwelry the house hat
contained.
'What should ] have to do to carr
it, he asked "You must excuse IN,
curiosity. but when perfect strange
drops in and offers one thousan,
, pounds one naturally wants to know tn,
details.
You would have ---- to help me, :
the stranger said.
! Indeed in an important matter pre-
sumably.' Keith remarked. "In wha
way? ! like to be precise"
First of all telling me where Die
: Wentworth is" the stranger said. an
[ he pronounced the name with ccrtai
3: accent of hatred and suppressed rag
u and with 'glcam in his small. sunke
eyes.
i Sorry, but | am afraid ] cant d
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where they We're going to land and the
certainty that Red Beard was scootng
down right after them.
At first they slid down the wide face
of the cliff, but soon they found them
selves coasting down narrow chute,
much like a toboggan slide. This chute
shot them around corners and across
incines so steep that if they had fallen
from the groove they would surely have
been dashed to pieces far below. The
turning and twisting was wildly excit-
ing, more SO even than a ride on a
scenic railway or racing coaster.
Suddenly as they shot around bed
Peggy was startled TO see ahead of them
gang of men seated on the ground
In an instant she knew it was Il band
of bandits at their dinner.
Balky Sam. tail foremost and coast
ing on his back, couldn't see the ban =
dts, and it wouldn't have done him
any good if he could, for he wasn't able
to stop himself Swish Swash
Swang. he went through that dinner
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that. answered Keith. for the simple
reason that ! don't know
"Nou don't expect me to believe
! that" said the other roughly. "Or
Mrs. Wentworth then, where is shc?'
II don't know that either; haven't
tho least idcn.' Keith assured him.
The stranger got angrily to his feet
"lou lic." he said
Keith rose to his feet. too. and they
faced each other.
"No doubt it's purely prejudice" he
said la2iIy. but there you arc, We all
have our little fads. and it $ one Of
mine that don't allow people TO use
that expression to me. You will
apologize therefore
Or WHAT" tho other snccrcd.
"Or there is going to be n bit Of a
dust up between MS. Keith answered.
There was moments pause. and the
two men eyed each other closely. Keith
was powerfully built and exceedingly
active. and he had never yet met an
adversary TO whom he could not render
a good account of himself.
But he recognized that he was now
/ faced with man whose great height
aud remarkable length Of limb were
! likely to render him no mean advcr-
sary. His eyes. too. were those of a
fighter. fierce and hot, and Keith,
watching them intcntly so as to be
ready for any swift attack. held him
self prepared for Il struggle that he
felt would be no easy one. But on q
I sudden the other laughed. harsh.
diScouc"rtng laugh that had the re
markablc quality of leaving his pale aud
cadavcrous features quito uumovcd.
"Oh. all right. | apologize" he said,
"Aftcr all. you arc not tho game
am after; you are not my meat. So you
refuse mo your help: you don't want
my thousand pounds | Offer
II never said 50. answered Keith
but ! cant earn ii by answering qucs
ton | don't know the answers to.
"WclI. il YOU got to know said the
stranger. "or if you feel you arc will
ing to do some work for good pay
just tic bit of white rag or hand
korchicf. or something like that. to
one of those bushes under the trees
there. You will soou hear"
every likely" answered Keith: II
can quite believe it: but might it no,
be dangerous?" and as he spoke. watch
ing the other closely. he put his hands
to his throat with a gesture as If af
fcctng strangulatiOn.
Not Il muscle of the strangers fac,
changed. but light flickcred in hi:
eyes for moment and Keith saw h'
understood.
''No danger at all | assure you,
he answered; those who are my friends
are friends to each other
$50 it is a friend of yours. is it..
exclaimed Keith angrily. stepping nearer
to him. who is dodging about ovcl
thcre?"
II don't know what you mean.
retorted the stranger: and all at once
for Kcith's looks were very threaten
ing, revolver showed in his hand
. "You had better keep off" he sal,
coldly.
Keith hcsitatcd. tempted to dash il
and risk it. for bullets miss Otter
enough But he thought of Esme mos
likely watching from the house, an
he remembered that he was the onl
u link that existed between her aud til
world Again for moment the tw
o men looked at each other. their eye