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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Kills Deputy Sheriff.

G-,Cfuh'> left hand hanging at MS
s.',. suddenly moved into action AM"
a,cnr,. ,.. :hrr deputy Noth Of whom N"r'
.>n.rt shots. could pu,i = tr'CE,r h' haI
.lnl n,ii f-nr, tn, h:p. Our WAS k!i'cc
:r-.gn,iv but IN" other finally r"""N e:-
rd Tue. runmHn turned toward th'
door hold :, crowd 80 hay "nd i''H ~"
was shot ,urruch thH hand just hc'"r"
h.. rc..rn"t cover. and pusS" i"aII
him ro- ui!"s Ivy blood stains left ON the
..iuuu,,.u iraHs.
They finally lost him, and the ShNrii!
Of the county sent posse of 200 mon
INTO the brush. They hunted him for
weeks, finding only bearers Of tales Of
dcp~.latlorS he IS alleged to have COM
ritird rs he Cuught toward freedom
I.,r,, riI,h, h.. stopped at farmhouse
,lruy. its owners away and became an
nvrrrirh, ir,nafr, one" when 80 man
dc,aU y,as closing in upon him ~ con-
,.,,i bi,,,.>i. hehinI a log. and when
~ s,,r,.},,rs arrival rose IN and made
t.,,,,.,r , r,,r,hcr -. ,hci, nIrty r..
hmr,.I Lt,r..,s during one entire night.
.a',s:r,. rnro,.uirinn IN tho darkness.
rr,,ri,I ,oId nf mis- when nc took ih.
,.,a,L rj, ,ria, .o,ur months later.
Beats OFF Posse,
rro n,do his way into his old hunting
c-nur,Is IN ,;.Iru.r rouniy, but was turn
..I back by a strong fore" OF mru. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
Frustrated bv the Prompt Action of Warden Terrell and Ills
Fire Breaks Out While Griffith
Wrecks Prison Light System and
.SIashes Men Who Barred His Way.

MOUNDSNII.LE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND PRISON
ATTACHES FIGHT FIRE. WHILE HUNDREDS
OF CONNlCTS ARE IlIRRlEDLN LOtktp N
THEIR CEIIS-REWARD or $500 FOR. APPRE-
HENSION OF MURDERER -RINGLEADER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

ty can have pls"e IN tho official circle
If he wants It. hut whether he will .,r-
cent .S one of th" several questions
which interluce tu make the genera!
prospect uncertain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

Wle Is mar, is mid bios meme Sub.
llln'nlcr 10 Ildtt QeOridt Iuoroe. uie
c tcmcOicn Scim. 81 tell iub, ih
ben mcin Batter gcbabt. bis id, mel.
ne 9tob$ mi0oer 10 melt geihfuieBt
iii lcpuQt achobt BEN, Oub ie mis-.
Der einigcrmaBe uie en- mcnidlli6e
Sdlmcllcr alla1egudt hat.
Z Die Sluue ben Damn Den came
Flob ifmiepe III ole 8lotiorm tort
llcIHmc miiiie I'M ser @cocSmeilcr
bat lcin StdnO a~6aeriiie I'LL e pnar
gftnnitS ip0ter is oic 9iS5ic beim
tonlme III bat iid 9~eireut. Oab i'd
nod 10 Id0n nit Die 9mue bel.
Iamme gepeie lin. Sd ben 6uun
nod e gatteIde 8eiu berbeieeboIt
I'm Onjt bat iih ser @eOeSpeiler off
aobrS alh nod cinfinne miiiie
8erm i6 meine IobS abrefnr,
Damn ben mcr Ell red)t id,0ne abpnO
gebabt, momit i'd oerbleipe Sine
Sbrn Iiepcr
&biItpp Sauerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

@enbcrlon uerlpeilt botteu, febrten
am SomStog mieOcr nod ct. 2olli$
Suriif.
Sri. @0nn 9%orgru1onn. bon 81.
bnlio, mar Ictte @odc bier 5u Goit
bel ibrcr 6reul0in Gmilic &ongcl
berg.
TriB 6ritcnrcpcr IT,, bon Nupolcon.
WPo., ipelder utebrcrc Sage bier oltf
@cilld) bel icincm Sbmicgcriobnc.
$. y. Worrc, bermciltc. rciitc Oicicr
Gage nnd Ouincp, 81, nm icinen}
Sobnc, Eoitor @ur. 6ribcrncper, CT
men @cillh ob5ultottcn.
NntCl 9on Sdaifncr, uon Sncl,S.
pillc, mar lcbtc ISOLDE nlcbrcrc Gage
bier bet Icinem &fle9ciobnc, Trib
3iumnCrIi, uno Gnmilic ollf @eitG.
Gbos. Gross uno SoDn 2(ppria
boben pGbrcn0 sen Iebtcn Togen Dicl
%icb III 0ieicr llnlQc9cltO oltiQcfnuft.
He0. SdmiNt, ser l1cltc Grc0iQcr
Der biciigclt M. e. &ir6c, biclt ant
lcttcn Sonnto9 icinc critic @}reDiat
Dor elmer 0roBcn &crlomnlln9.
9tod Dem @ottcSoicnItc murOc an
Sri. WtDrtlc Normooo Ger fcicrltdc
Ntt Scr Goufc Uoll5oQcl, ltltO mltr6c
JIG ais Nit9lieo Der @culeinoe oltf.
qcnon1men.
Scr &c9cn Scr n1n NittuOd) letter
ISOLDE fiel bielt pielc rnicrcr Sc.
lpobncr bonn 9cIudE oca NiIiiuuS
fcItcS in Ban ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
SperatiUuSiUie &lmOSNrmbcganO.
lung.

s3u Ocn GbIrurger, ole e. lidJ all.
gelegeu iciu loliel, ourd cine We.
tdmpiun8 0Cr arant5cltscrreycr Die
Motmenoiqtcit operutiper Gtusriiic
81 beidr1ntCn, gebort ottd) Der
irau50iiide ErOieliur Naul 9elbcrt.
ct beridtctc tiir3lid) Dem Gbirur.
9enfongreB pom DEM grgcbnis, OaS
er in 10 61llcn ungep6bulid,
idlperer @linOOarnlentjiinoutg er.
5ielte. Gle &ranten mur0en auer.
0tltgS opcriert, aber ibr Sr9auua'
mus mar bcrcit@ 10 idpuCr eridiit.
tcrt, nn0 Ole SnfcttIon 10 meIt pOr.
geidritten, DAB man unbeolngt MT
2Illcm t00Ildlen Aua8arg D1tte reuj.
ren miiiirn, mcnn CT ibncn nijt
OaS @elnbcrQidlc &rcbsicrltm cifl
gciprist bGttc. @cilige StunOcr
Itad) Der Snlettiou pcrihWnnocn Ole
idmcrcn Nu5cid)en Der a%lllenciucR
lSnicftion. Die Grgcbuii1e oicie,
tbcrapeutbiiden @cbanoluna iiio
10 ins Nn9c iolcno, Oob man. lpiy
Die &euuc monoialc bebnltptrt
iton tcute Oantit red)nrn scr,
ourdr oaS WiittcI 0c5 Serllnt& ellt.
neue cperotionSloie Mietbobr bcl
@%cbanolumg pon @lilOoarmrrfroir
tlat9cn geIulocn 81 DabCll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

&Ulti5 bicrbcr gcbrodt ttn0 bClpobnt
jcbt Gin @obnbuuS 0es Otto S6mi0t.
0roBc aufregung bate lid unie.
rcr @iir8cr bernGftigt oIS beridtct
mlIr6c Onb nan in cinem GorlfeIOc
olli Der Tarnl OcS 0un Soi6 Elm
friid9enlodltc8 @rnh gcfltnben babe.
GoS @rub mltr0c ridltiQ ON bc5cid)
netcu Srtc %qcfunOcn, bph murbc
nidta III Ocmiclbcn 0cilmOcn. @el=
dcm 3mCfc ipIltc c$ nlip 0ienclr,
0orilbcr ucrbriht mon lid lett sic
@0pfc.
Der &cidnnm ocS Derit. Simon
S%pinOlcr mnrOc lcttCn 6rritoo porl
ct. &ouia 5llr 8ccrOi9ul0 no6 Der
ger gcbrnft, no Ocriclbc in Der
cponNl. ct. SobonniS &irdC oui0c-
bobrt lpllrOc umO bic @cerOigru1g
Damn nlrf 0Cun &ir6bofc ser Qcnonn-
ten @cmtinoc ltottfono. @aItor
| Nmofcr Icitctc sic trol1Crfcier. Ser
Neritorbcnc mrlrOe i'm Sabre 1854
mtf cirltr 6ornl robc Berger 9cborcn
no CT lid int Sabre 1875 nit Sri.
Noncu @lcO ucrcbclidtc. 9tud Dem
! I'M Sabre 1897 crfolgtcn IoOc Scr
@ottin pcr5oQ er mad, ct. 2olis, no
ct it'd micocr ncrDcirntbctC unO icit.
Der oort mobntc, Gr itorb ON M}ttt
nod lester ISOLDE I'M NItcr bon &c
>Sabrcn rul0 II Monutcn. @r bintcr.
lGBt icirc @ottir, ionic 5tpei S0bnc,
bier 9rilNcr ltno 5pei S6neItcrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Die &criuenOnng uuu abfGaen.

GineS Der 8unocr Ger moOcrnen
@lnenidaft lit Die Irt, III Der bis.
Der ais Dertlo2 angeicbenc Sro.
BUTTE ictt mlBbor qcrua6t peroen,
10 DAB Itc ihou piclcn Qcttcn stl
Gcrmogen u~crbolien bnbcu mo
SouicnnCn bon Irbcitern @cif1fti.
8ltlg gcbcu. IS lit 3. .. nod gar
lld)t 10 lon0c Der, 0oB @oSouItoltcu
trob iparelt, SOblcnteer iortgcbru 81
f%onncu, lulr I'M lid) icincr 5u c .!c.
oigclL Oa er ais p0uig luniitbarcr
4bfaIl gait. Gam cntOcdtc Oic
MIiicnidoit icinc &crmenOumQ sur
ScritcIIlng pom 6arbeu, &orboIiGu,
re uno mlOcrcn anticipation Wtit,
tcln, lluO iNlieBlid) crpica er iid)
altd) al2 Gin Wittigcr 6attor bel Ger
GrIlIOung 0c@ rQudlloicn 9ulprc&
llnO itortcr Grploiiuitoiie, 6ie Die
mQ0crne &ricg9fiibrung 10 i~drcdlid)
8enlad)t babcn, llngcfGbr I'm 0iCicI.
be 3cit, ais Der 28crt oc3 &oblcll.
ttcr3 entOedt mlroc. mlo1te man
Seriuhe, cine in ben SeiicniirOc,
relen blabcr al$ uIlbrouGbQr iortgC.
9olienc, 0ide, itbclric0enOe Slbituns
mltbur 5u maden, unO 0u3 9tciultat
mar Die 6obrifotion OcS Hlv5erill2,
0aS icircu Grinder Sunl reid)cn
Vtaun mattr. Nrnlerfen3mcrt iii
.alldJ Ole GntNcflutg zines tilOi0cn
&OpIcs, Oab Orr ben S0ni2icllcn
arlbaiten0c Sdrul6 BottaiNc cnt.
b0lt, Die trilbcr bel Der GeinlQuna
Der @ollc ~Iort9cipitlt wurOc. @cut'
5lltaBc miro Oaa @aiier pom Ocn
@oarcinigul9Sorltaltcu aufbcipobrt,
Die Eottaldlc ouf d)emiidcm @egc
ml@gelhtc0en nn0 5u 0emil6en
3peticn mlGbar gerna1t. Sn Oell
@oliabriten unO 9iciuigm0aanital.
ten 0ranfreidS un0 0cl9len9 iolcn
aus Der 10 g%erDonncnen Bottuidlr
nlebr ais 2,2UO,O0O Giun0 foblcn.
lalur2 &all Dergcitcllt mor0Cn fem.
SH Der Snunm0us un0 Sri0cnin0u.
ltrie lit Die &crarbeitung Der 2Ib.
tale 10 ucrUoQtoummnCt lUDr0Cll,
0aB beltjlta9c fallnt nOd ctiua3
HoDnlatcrlnl iortgcWorlen miro.
Nus fltr6ll ,SQiCrL Die iriibcr ais
abiolltt lUertlu3 galtcl, miro SonIt
mo YlijiU labrljlcrt, mo ale
Gollmmou. mo &eiuenobliuc mer.
Den lpic0cr 5l @epebcn perarbcitct.
}Iud Der erie Nlpafoiobrifant lit
lcOigli6 Ourd) Die &erpcrtlmg Don
Nbfullen 81 CInen tolOllalen yer
ut08cn gclangt. Gr tnuite fir Elm
NeriugGa eiuen YOltcn Nltsi6uB.
@aaripolIe lliN crperIlllentlcrte 10
lnnBe oonllt, bis c5 i6m gclona,
oelI ipGtcr 10 bcIicbten Stoti oar
ats Dcr5uitelrn. Die abgenllttcn
StabllpiilOcln wlIrOcn IN Ocn
9aulmuoIipImlcrcicH iriiber fort
BcDorien; ipGter bc9ann man llc
jt ]iannneln mo tomenweiic aI2
ulteS Giien al ucrfouicnL bis t.
mallo oui ole &0Cc fam eiu Gnoe
DER Spinocln feili0rntig ab5uitIei
len. Scitbcr babell Die Nbiaaipin
oeIlt ciilcn gntcn |rciS erloIt8t mn
Wcrocu por Observation-Disclosures
sur SCrIteululg pon S6roubenjlt.
hem ulO un0crcm 5nnoDcrf3rng
ucrlpcu0ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Orafc.

@nlil @rnlpcr, unlcr @orugc.8cr
iiter, rciItc lette ISOLDE nod 8elIton
no, lIr feline GItern 3lt bciltfcn
,ulO 9lcif5citig Ser GcrmGbIlnQ lei.
llcr S6ipeitcr b%ci8upobncn.
Geo. StolL unO Somilic, welde
cine ISOLDE bier bel Scr 6omilic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
You'll enjoy the
sport of rolling
'ern with P. A.!

And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc
ess! Certainly you smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out a comeback.
Prince Albert is the tobac-
CO that revolutionized pipe
smoking. If you never could
smoke a pipe - forget it!
You can-AND YOU WILL
if you use Prince Albert
for packing! It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pipe
or a cigarette!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

Gic Si03 JIM -
iODr gewcic. nic idl
je uoG ME nit &C.
iebu belL pic ie ans.
JciunRc bcn 0aB
Gas id0uc Ssierc'
merf all gcipcuIt mar
I'M mas 0o2 Iucr
ihliutmite mar, lie ill
nit email bcim sc.
wciC 10 OoB ic Den
Som bGttc lcbn
t6lnte, @a& is up'
wer ouS &icioIt &C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

EIRST thing you 90 next
-go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
whatyou're passing by! Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
more-ish-ness-well, the only
way to get the words en-
phatic enough is to go to it
and know yourself!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

Primes Albert 70 sold
A toppy red bags,
eidy red fins, hand
some pound and halt
pound tin humidors
And In the pound
crystal glass humi-
dor With sponge
moiStener top.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
0frnrr fH)rsihebrief Hea
9bilipp snGrramgfsr.

loO.
Wfeiu licber &crr Saskatchewan: -
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
FRUITVALE

Last Friday was another donation
day on the road from Andrew Nyes
north as far as Kelso's. Every man
was out. How is that for patriotism
even If the war is over.
On going to his bear tdap few days
ago, Wade Osburn found, sure enough
he'd caught something, not bear, but
one Of his little kids, 1--WE mean four
legged one,) and glad to say the little
thing wasn't crippled from the exper.
ience, but nearly famished.
Several from this section visited To,
ledo last Saturday attending Grange
Mr.. and Mrs. kndrew Nye, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Paulson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Moffit, besides several OF the
younger folks. ..
Mr.. Hendrickson, OF Michigan, who
has owned property for several years
on the Osburn road, has recently come
and intends to locate permanently as
he is highly satisfied with the county
Contractor Young is making the fine
days count with his grading.
Grover Voigt is much better and able
to be out again.
Mr.. Richmond is experimenting with
sweet .'lovar and has an excellent
stand. With ordinary weather he ex
poets to say 1t Is a success.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
SILETZ SCHOOL

There were,, on May 18th and 18th
The date Of the State examinations for
the 9th grade, nine pupils of the Siletz
district who wrote on all of the Sth
grade subjects. seven who wrote on
Geography, and nine who wrote on
Physiology. There is being planned a
Commencement program for the Sth
grade, who are anxious to learn OF
their successful grades.
The members OF the cast of the High
School play, THE Coach" have been
rehearsing in the evenings as we'll as
school day. and all are looking forward
school day, and all arel ooking forward
to Friday, May 20, as the date for pre-.
senting it. The school was little late
In setting and advertising the date, but
this four-act drama Of college life with
the assistance of the Siletz orchestra.
should afford program quite different
from any other program of the year.
The phases of college atmosphere with
a thread OF romance interviewer, give
the play an appeal to all.
The Community Club committee on
the Near East Relief, together with the
committee Of the Grange met a. the M.
c. Collins residence on Saturday even
ing and worked out plans for the com.
munlty assembly and program to be
held on May 9th or 3Oth.
Commencement exercises will be
held on June 3, and it has been made
possible to secure Professor ]. F..
Page of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege for tha: occasion.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
"HlGBEE OF HARVARD"

"Higbee OF Harvard" a three act
comedy will be staged at the Movies
theatre next Wednesday evening, May
25th, by the Toledo High School to
raise funds for the publishing OF the
high school annual, "The Blue and
Gold" Curtain rises at eight. Admis'
sion 25c and soc.
THE CAST
Watson w. Higbee. A woody
Montana millionaire. .Zadoc Thayer
Higbee of Harvard, Champion
Athlete :. :. Clair Altree
Senator Withrow, An honest
politician :. :. ..Dempster Lewis
Scroggins, From Back Bay. Bos-
ton, :. :. :. :. .KennethMcC Caulou
Theodore Dalrymaple, Poor bu.
jolly, E. :. :. Walter McCaulou
Malvina Meddlgrew, Western fe-
male tenor, E. :. .Edlth Young
Madge Cummins, Malvina's pro-
tege, :. :. :. :. :. Doris Spicer
Mrs. Ballou, An exclusive east
erner, >. .. .Thelma Fowler
Nancy Withrow, A level-headed
College girl :. =. Ruth Cozine
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
WAlDPORT

Tidewater's new community bal
WAS dedicated last Saturday, night
SEVERAL boat loads of people from here
Attended. The exercises consisted OF
drils, songs and speakinys BY thu
sthoo- children: dancing, eNts Ard a
tiorious good ;'me by all. The hall is
large, we'll built, and will be credit
to the community for all time here
after. Miss Koerner, the teacher. con-
teivea the idea of building the hall,
r.'ited the first $4,000 at cchool cr,.
~. a'nment ana contributed SEC o. ..
u': twn money to the building fund
q spirit of the TidsNater p,rp'4
sl )I'd be commended by everybody
end ;mulated ty other communities
"r Vaughn and Mr.. Mitchell are 1T
Albany attending the Grand Lodge of
tAc Odd Fellows.
Tie local ball team crossed bats
with Newport on the Waldport dia-
mond last Sunday in hotly contested
game, which resulted in favor Of New
port by score of IL to 10. The came
was replete with sensational errors
caused by the wet ground and wet ball
The game was umpired by Mr.. Vaughn.
The high school ball team is practic.
ing for game with the town team.
They will be aided by two or three
players not students. Mr.. Powell is
playing with and coaching the school
team,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
HARLAN
More Raini f.!


Miss Waylett and Vern Folmsbee
came up from Salado to attend the
dance at R. l.. Hathaway's.
Mr.. Norwood's bro:her.in-law of Sa
lem drove In over the Spout Creek Mt
in a big Oldsmobile truck last Satur
day. That is the first car to come in
this spring.
Mrs. Sam Grant has been quits sick
lately. They called DR.. Anderson from
Corvallis and he says she must be
Operated on at once.
Leonard Grant went to Eddyville
Monday to bring his wife home. She
has been in Corvallis for some time.
Mrs. B. F. Grant is visiting Sam
Grants This week.
Frank Davis and family were dinner
guests at F. B. Grants Sunday
A. B. Moore and wife visited w. w
Grants Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Ownby closed very success.
'ful term Of school last Tuesday. She
will sC.7d month with r. E. Grants
before leaving for Bellingham, Wash,
where she will attend Normal. She
will teach In the city school at Dayton
this winter.
The basket social and dance at r. L.
Hathaway's was surely success. The
baskets sold for quite a good sum-
There was big crowd, several coming
over from Tum Tum.
Miss Leech left for Portland Mon.
day. She will leach on Spout Creek
again next year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
DEVILS LAKE

A large crowd gathered at the school
house on the north end of the lake on
Saturday, 14th, coming from Kernville,
Taft, Rose Lodge and OILS. At about
IL o'clock the program started, and
lasted until about / o'clock, when the
big feature of the day was the spread
of the basket dinner, which was en-
joyed by ALL After dinner the pro-
gram continued till about 3 O'Clock,
then the field Sports took up the
balance OF the time, which was con-
Quoted by T. Reed. Most of the
schools we're represented and the
north end Lake carried most Of the
prizes. After supper some 60 people
gathered at Swelsers for a surprise
party on Miss Blombsrg. Games were
played until every one was tired. Sup
per was served at 1880, after which
they departed for their homes. Some
of the people came as far as ten miles
and had to start for home at 1870 A. NJ.
and drizzling rain had started.
Eddie Stone, who lately had his leg
cut CT by train in Minneapolis, MINI.
is reported by his parents as doing
nicely, and expects to be out and
around in a reasonable time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
1921 EDDYvIllE MOHAlR
POOL SALE CALLED
FOR MAY 27th

The directors Of the Eddyville Mo-
hair Pool met at Eddyville Tuesday
and decided to schedule the annual
mohair pool sale for Friday, May 9th,
at Eddyville, Immediately following
the arrival OF the Westbouna train.
Mohair prices are very low this year,
in fact lower than at any time during
the past ten years. Since 1912. how
ever, with the possible exception OF
last year, the rudyville pool has sold
at price considerably above the aver
age market price. 1t is not known at
what price the pool will sell this year,
but 1t is positively certain nat it win
not be less than 22c, as the Board OF
Directors is already In receipt OF an
offer OF this figure for the 1921 pool.
Any mohair grower Of the county
who so desires may ship his mohair to
the Pool but in order tina: he might
avail himself OF the advantages OF the
pool the hair should be shipped so as
to arrive at Eddyville on or before
Thursday, May 26th.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
ONA

Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Weber and small
daughter came in Saturday for shori
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Weber.
Misses Ellen and Jennie Hassman
OF near Yaquina, were visitors at the
Coovert home Sunday.
VIM. Wolkau came in from Port.
land Sunday for a two weeks stay with
his family here.
Fred Cook went to Toledo Wednes.
day.
Miss Evelyn Hubble took the State
Eighth grade examinations last week.
d. c. Gray departed Saturday to ,be
gone few days.
Clifford Phelps, Eugene Cook and
H. G. Rhoades each hauled a load o.!
household goods to Poole Slough 70,
w. c. Weber, Wednesday. Mr.. Weber
is moving to Falls City.
e. l.. Wilson sold fine Jersey calf
to G. E. Lewis of Upper Beaver Wed.
nesday.
Albie Burnett of Albany was a week.
end visitor at the Phelps home
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Coovert were at
Toledo and Newport one day last
week.
Roy Hassman of near Yaquina and
Frank Huntsucker of Bayview were
at the Commons home Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

The Port Commission of the Port of
Toledo will receive bids for the ex
tention of the Port Dock, r. r. tracks
and tramway, and the excavating the
Ports property lying north af the City
Dock, with rip rap bulk-head, starting
at low water line. All bids must be
on the unit basis and conform strictly
TO the plans and specifications as pre-
pared by A. l.. Porter, (Engineer. }
The plans and specifications and blank
proposals may be seen at the Por,
Office in the City of Toledo. Bids will
be received up to 2 o'clock p. M. June
Sth, 1921.
The Port Commission reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Lee Wade, Secretary, j. w. Parrish
President. Port Commission Port OF
Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
ROCK CREEK

Mrs. ]. NJ. Reader and children visit.
cd Donckels last Sunday.
R. c. Bemrose made business trip
to Toledo Friday.
Henry Scott is slashing for r. H.
Plank.
Eddie Donckel was a caller at the
H. l.. Sta,es home Friday evening.
Miss Mary Henry wae home from
Siletz Saturday.
r. ]. Robinson visited G. w. Cham.
berlin and family Sunday.
Miss Gladys Horsfall left for Cor
wallis Sunday.
Henry Zbinden was up from Siletz
Sunday.
]. M. Reeder is busy planting corn.
Miss Gladys North of Orton visited
at Horsfalls Saturday.
John Blosser has moved his separa-
Tor house and expects to build a new
barn soon.
]. M. Reeder made trip to Nortons
MUnday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
TAFT

Yes, we had dance at Taft not
long ago. The reporter not being there
this time, could not, in all probability
get it straight. Some said that others
acted strange. Well, they were strang-
ers, you know They did not live at
Taft. We are sure that the spring
water is good. Some thought that If
Mrs. Simpson. our County Sheriff. had
been there, she would have given out
jewelry to those that acted the most
strange, possibly a watch and chain.
She might attend the next time If she
had special invitation.
The Taft school will give an exhibit
tion the goth at Taft. All are cordially
invited. Four expect to graduate from
the eighth grade.
Tom Chattefton and wife are visiting
his brother Paul.
Miss Nemie, the lower Siletz school
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20
SUCCESSFUL CANNERY-
MEN INTERESTED IN
TOLEDO CANNERY

IRA c. Hutchinson, for some score
or years the successful manager of the
Brownsville Canning Company, and
who also was instrumental in the or
ganization of the big cannery at Cor
wallis the last season, was in Toledo
Wednesday in conference with the
County Agent and Secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce and others,
with reference to taking over and op-
Grating the Toledo Cannery. The
matter was taken up also with a num-
ber of prominent growers. particularly
Mr.. Kearns Of Siletz, and d. l.. Peter
son of Toledo, with the result that all
appear to be particularly anxious to
have Mr.. Hutchinson take hold OF
things here.