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VOLUME 29
TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1922.
NUMBER 46
Wincohi
gentler
SILETZ
The holidays have packed and with
them many pleasant memories. It had
been e good many years since we had
a white Christmas. It waB a treat to
coast on the hill sides and to ride ever
the frozen ground behind a team of
spirited horses going eiglu or ten miles
an hour. This was done at Slletz.
Every one seemed to enjoy themselves
as much in a sleigh as they would tak
ing a joy ride in an nuto and there is
not near so much danger of an acci
dent Siletz may be congratulated upon the
splendid order and gojd che r that pre
vailed during the weeks festivities.
The teachers have returned to their
work after having spsnt the holidays
at home with their lamilk s and fr.ends.
Prof. Deeg went as far aa Souttle to
spend Christmas with his lamily. Prof.
Deegs tan; fly ara leaders, his wife
and two daughters are teaching in the
State of Washington.
Slletz public School was never so
well conducted as now. Order and dis
cipline prevails In each department, on j
the play grounds 'as well as In tho gym-1
na3luin. The gym is a great blessing :
as It keeps the children in the dry '
and thUB prevents the children from I
getting colds and other acute diseases.
When the children are dry and com-'
fortablo they can learn their lessons
much better and It saves their shoes
and clothing.
Rev. C. W. Pogue will hold revival
metlngs in '.he M. E. Church, commen
cing Sunday the Sth, and will continue
for a week or more. Mr. Pogue is a
good preacher and has much of the
evangelistic spirit. In days gone by
the Methodist Church at Siletz had
more than a hundred members and It j
Is hoped the church work will revive !
at this place again. iRev. John Adams
the local minister will assist in '.he
meetings. Mr. Adams is well knowa j
and has a high standing for his consis- j
tent christian character, not only
among his own people but among the
whites as well. t j
The road leading to the Lower Farm j
oh the north side of the river is now
open for travel. Wagons pass over It :
nearly every day. We long for the
bridges and would like to se them put
back but we will have to wait as the
county is handicaped for the lack ot
funds. I understand the county court
has two ways to raise this money, one '
Is to issue county warrants, payable
In one year and the other Is to bond
the county for the amount needed
about, $S0,000. The bonds to run five
vi .a jc,. auu i..o ...at
year 10 pay mem on. i ne people oi
Siletz favor the bond system as the
best wav to eet the bridees built and
w.
the roads repaired. The bonds will ,
onng ruauy munejr. wner wurrauis
may have to be discounted and may
be they could not be paid at all, be
cause many peisons will not be able
to pay their taxes and much of it will
go on the delinquent list. Men who
work for wages must be paid or they
won't work.
Taxes keep mounting up and the
tax payers are clamoring for more
economy in the expendatures of the
peoples money,
GLEN
,We still have bo me snow here,
is the longest the snow has
This
ever
laid on here over two weeks.
Roy Moore came in from McMinn
ville last week for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore.
Miss Eleanor Schildiffeyer returned
from Brownsville Saturday, where she
spent the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bohannon spent
New Years day with Elmer Watkins.
Everett Brown returned to Alpine
Tuesday after spending a week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown.
' W. R., Roy and Alva Moore, J. K.
Whoeler, John Davenport and Fred
Brown, all spent one day last week
chasing coyotes. They were very un
successful In their chase. However
John Davenport killed a wild cat.
Fred Brown .attended tho dance at
R. L. Hatha way's on Spout Creek,
New Year's Eve.
Miss Eleanor Schildmeyer was un-
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able to teach Monday, having a very
severe cold.
Richard and Bennie Davenport re
turned to Elk City last Friday after
spending a week with their brother,
John Davenport.
Nathan Watklns went to Toledo,
Wednesday.
SOUTH BEACH
Warren Ashworth returned from
Portland Wednesday evening.
Adelberl Ewing returned to his work
at Nortons afttr a few days visit with
liis parents.
Margaret Ewing went back to Toledo
to attend school again, Monday noon.
Miss Neta Phelps returned Monday
and will commence school Tuesday
morning.
Mr. Lane returned from Portland
after a few days visit.
Mr. and Mr3. Ro.&nJ Ha Ln r.tuiued
home last week.
ONA
Mrs. Frank Myers and daughter Miss
Orpha, returned to their home in Port
land Tuesday after spending the holi
days with relatives here.
Richard Wulkan who spent his va
cation with hiu mother here, left Tues
day for Wellsdale where he is attend
ing school.
Mtas Evelyn Payne returned to To
ledo Monday after a fortnight visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. R.
Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson entertain
ed a number of friends at their home
Saturday night.
Miss Nota Phelps, who spent the
holllays with tho home folks, returned
Mondc.y to South Beach where she is i
teaching. (
Lincoln Grange held its regular
meeting Jan. 1. Over 30 members
were in attendance. County Deputy
S. T. Loudon was present to Install
the newly elected officers and also to
assist inj initiating a class of 7 new
n.embjrs in the 3rd and 4th degrees.
The Grange ladles served a chicken
dinner which was much enjoyed by all.
S. T. Loudon of Eddyvllle and C. M.
Warren of Rose Lodge were guests at
the J. R. Coovert home Saturday
night.
Mr. Nelaon who has purchased tho
Lirotha rr.nch was in the neighborhood
the first of the week looking over his
new property.
Mrs. A. H. Phelps and daugher Miss
Helsn went to Salem last week, where
Helen is receiving treatment for her
Hearing, wmcn was Decoming coriously
impaired.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gray and children
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leiumeu iiume u.w moi iiiw ween
after spendic the holidays with re-
aiv--s in Yaauina
Our school opened Tuesday after a
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weeks vacation.
C. S. Ohmnrt and R. W. Ohmart went
to Toledo Wednesday, on business.
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GLEN
C. F. McDonald and wife and daugh
ter of Harlan and W. E. Watklns spent
Christmas day at Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Browns. Mr. McDonald Is going on
to Toledo Monday and returning Tuea-
day.
Alva Moore passed through
Glen
Monday on his way to visit his father
W. R. Moore.
Mr. and Mrj. N. L. Grant and child
ren of Harlan and Mrs. A. B. Moore
were dinner -guests at Hilltop Ranch
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. B. Moore Is visiting Mrs. W.
R. Moore the later part of this week.
Lestor Grant of Harlan killed a bear
Thursday.
Eleanor Schildmeyer came up Satur
day with the mail carrier after spend
ing Christmas t home.
Richard Davenport of Elk City spent
a few days here this week, taking
som.3 cattle homo with him Friday.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANT
NOTICE Is hereby given that warr-1
ant No. 5 dated March 25, 1921 drawn
on bcnooi uistrict wo. 6t yaquina. ore-
S??i5n.1PI!?";?.d ?..t,i?:d.f;r .-"i0!
funds is hereby called and interest
stopped this date Jan. 4, 1922.
Ellen Hassman Clerk
School Dist. No. 35.
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By special arrangement, this nevspaper is able to print the above
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AMfc.Klt.AN. It shows at a glance he enormous production of food
stuifs on the farms of America in one year, and which in terms of trade
sells for only 38 cents on the dollar this winter.
NASHVILLE
Marion Biglow of the Blclow-Doane
mil! reports that the new boiler has
been Installed and everything nearly
ready for work. Mr. Biglow expects
to have a full crew of men at work
within a few days and intends to
steady.
run
Miles Crewsing who has
Deen
away for some time has returned and
i At Hi. hnm nf hia i.rntti
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over bunuay.
Mr. and Mrs
F. C. Barnes who live
uii hock v,reen invnea a numDer ot l Nash and famllv Mrs Lenvitt
friends to spend the dav Fridav atl.i u , ,' !
. . .. . y' ianl son having arrived here a week
on kock creen invited a number of
uieir nome ceieoraung their twenty-'
fifth weddine annlvpraarv.
Mrs. M. R. Cook, secretary of the
Literary Society, reporta that the next
meeting will be held Saturday night,
January 7th.
Mrs. W. L. Stanton and Mrs. Benn
Hogevoll will entertain the Nashville
Janary h in tte hall abw Stan-'h
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Five Hundred Club, Saturday night,
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'AiBCu wmnoers recenuy.
f,a.v" " "unureu is cor- uio Amundsen and family, Mr. Sen
dially invited to join. ; lecht, and Miss Alida Alton enjoyed a
The families living at the mill had a chicken dinner at the Buttler Brothers'
community Christmas tree Christmas home.
Eve, and a big Christmas dinner
.Christmas Da at the home of Mr. and
I Mrs. BJriow. Thv h
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New Year's dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. j. B,
Lister of Hood River,
who has been here with her daughter,
i,0.i, ion... uui iu diieuu iiib moiu. m. r . Claru w:.s elected chair
New Year's week end with her daugh- j mar. and Floyd Buttle- Jo?. A number
ter, Mrs. June Edwards. f r new mnmhp. won-. ..,..u..,,i
Mrs. Fondall spent a few days re
cently at. the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Otie Hamar.
Otle Hamar was a business visitor
to the Valley Friday returning Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin left
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. mm rars. w. m. Martin .ert
Mon(Iay fr Portland where Mrs. Mav-!
uii win vish inenas and relatives,
while Mr. Martin makes a business
trip to Harney County Eastern Ore-
OF THE AMERICAN
STRIKE THERE!
I I POTATOES I
A. F. Englin returned to his work
in iuledo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cook returned to
Nashville Monday after a visit througn
the Holidays at Harlan,
i Mrs. Clln returned to her home on
Little Elk after a few days visit with
relatives at Nashville.
Mr an(j Mrs Dave titt.. . rt .,.
'dimhior w Hi,in
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I iuesaay.
Ted Lister and L. L. Leavltt arrived
in wnhni0 t,100., , .,.
. - u a vinu Willi
ago
SOUTH TOLEDO ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Gilson
during the holidays have roturned to
their home.
W"1, Darn'y U slck at the Albany
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rxels Strand and family, Mr. and Mrs.
T O TT J V. 1 . ,,
some time is Improving and Is now
,r.".. . ' .P "g.and 18 "W
. r. maer, who uas oeen hick mr
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On Fridav Dee 30 the Smith sido
rnuay, ic. ao, me aoutn biae
improvement Association met at tho
Sunny Ridae Schoo' houao and renr.
BMa. An enthusiastic mooting was
Mr. Schlecht, Mr Amundsen and
Miss Alton were callers r.t th'3 Harri
son home on New Years Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayes, who haro
ueen visaing relatives at Mierldan, are
expected home In a few days.
Mips Muriel Seaton and her brother
Lynne from Portland spent a day lust
week at the Haven home.
School begun again this week with a
full attendance, after a weeks vacation,
Sunday School will begin again at
the school house on Jan. 8. It has
been discontinued on account of the
illness of Mr. Hiser, the Superinten
dent ROCK CREEK.
Miss Inez Reeder is visiting with
friends and relatives in Ashland.
S. L. Elliott is visiting A. C. Wlgle
'Delbert Ewing has returned from a
visit with his parents at South Beach,
and family at Summit,
Henry Zblnden was up from Slletz
last Saturday.
Grandma Morrison is back from
Duilos.
Joe Moyer has bought a gasoline
drag saw of G. E. Wilson nnd made a
trip to Nortons after it last Thursday.
John Blosser butchered a beef Tues
day. j Dr. Albert Carey is back from a visit
: with relatives at Gaston.
Miss Helen Reeder who has been
suffering from the toothache is at
. Toledo having dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Southwell are
! visiting a few days at Victor Niemi's.
MARRIED
Alfred McRltchle and Miss Borgny I
Romtvodt wero married December j
twenty-eighth, Rev. J. D. Cain of To- j
ledo officiating. Tho brldo is well !
known In the vicinity of Toledo, being a '
graduate of the Toledo High School, j
The groom is an ex-Canadian soldier or
Vancouver, B. C.
On 'he evening of the 28th, Mr. and
Mrs. McRltchle were entertained at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Willard Graves, thirty of the neighbors
being present . All enjoyed a good
time.
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AT THE MOVIES
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
5-Reel Drama
"THE GIRL IN THE WEB"
1-Reel Comedy -
"PARK YOUR CAR"
2-Reel Serial ''The Avenging
row"
8 Reels Full Pitogram Serial
tra 35 cents and 15 cents.
Ar-
Ex-
NEW DRYGOODS AND
GENTS FURNISHINGS
O. H Franzke of Newport has rented
the store building recen'ly vacatod by
tho Lincoln i.'ounty I'.ank and will put
In a completo line of dry goods, cloth
ing, mens' furnishings, boots and
shoes, etc.
E. L. Scott, who will be in charge of
the store, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Scott stated that it would probab-
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the new store Is open for buslnens, as
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the building bus to be remodeled and
changed over for store purposes.
Mr. Frunzke has two stwes now at
Newport.
SHIPYARD FOR TOLEDO
The building of the rock barges for
A. D. Kern Is but the entering wedge In
the shipbuilding Industry on this bay,
lf PlilIls now contemplated by O. R.
Altree are carried out.
Mr. Altree, who is one of the best
shipbuilders on the const, (wood con
struction) is assembling a seven thou
sand dollar shipbuilding outfit at his
yard in West Toledo. Ho has tho
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plant that was in operation at Port-
land during the war, and when he
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fifteen to twenty men steadily.
Ilo now has a contract to build sev-
era". bnrgeB for A. D. Kern, which
wfll be used to transport rock for
Jetty construction. These barges will
bo 34 by 100 feet, with seven foot
depth of hold.
Mr. Altree ulso baa a contract to
build a. fishing schooner for California
purties. The schooner will be 65 foot
In length b 16
de.i.l, of hold.
foot beam, seven firot
I Mr. Altree will do some repair work
for the Newport Transportation Com-
puny, and will repair other boats.
PACIFIC SPRUCE CO,
REMODELING BIG MILL
President C. E. Johnson and son.
and F. W. Stevens,
general manager.
of the Pacific Spruce Co., a.Tived
down from Portland Wednesday even
ing to start active operations in the
remodeling of the big government mill.
They were accompanied by architect
Swan and a number ot mill Wrights.
They were out bright and early yes-
terday morning at tho mill and a plan
of campaign mapped out. The mill
was built by the government for the
j exclusive manufacture of airplane
spruce, and before It can be used for
' commercial purposes It Is necessary
j that many changes be made. The
front of the mill will be lengthened
for tho handling of longer logs, a part
of tho building put up by the govern
mr: t for a cut-up plant will be torn
dow'h. Tho big sorting shed will also
he torn down and a number of other
changes made.
The mill was but soventy per cent
complete when the war ended, al
though the necessary material for
completing same was all assembled
and on tho ground. The completion ot
the mill and tho changes necessary
will probably take five or six months
time. Tho new company however ex
pects to rush everything as fast aa
practical and the mill will be in full
operation not later than the flrdt of
June or July.
A number cf local men were put to
; work this morning and will be employ
led Dtoivdily. The office building Is be
ing re-roofed and put In shape for oc
cupancy. Much work Is also nocessasry on
the railroad to Waldport before trains
can be operated over same. This
work and the logging will mean much
to tho metropolis of South Lincoln
i County, and a thriving little city will
spring up at the mouth of tho Alsea
Bay.
The steamer Powers will be over-
hauled and put In shape to handle the
J towing of logs from Sou.'h Beach to
, Toledo. Wo aro Informed that the
.company will also do some logging in
the Weasel tract, north of Toledo.
WAR TAX REMOVED
Effective January Is', the war tax
was removed from shoes, clothing, ice
cream, soft drinks, railroad tickets,
and a long string of other articles. It
Is however still In effect on movie
tickets, entertainments, dances, etc.
TOLEDO 31 ; NEWPORT 19
In a fast game nt the Fair Building
last Saturday evening the Toledo bas-
k,,t hall team won from the Newport
ImVH bv .tllfl Rcnm nt .It In 10 Ijarvlra
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Wll the star basket shoo'er for the
tih,Io ir,.n n,i,ip. n,m f, m
Toledo team, making them from all
ungles.
The town team expects to play the
Waldport and Slletz bore in the near
future.
1.0. 0. F. JOINT
INSTALLATION
Toledo Ix)dge No. 108 and Do Good
Rebekah Lodge No. 70, I. O. O. F. will
hold Joint installation at the I. O. O. F.
Hall, Saturday Evening, January 7th,
1922. Members of both orders cordi
ally Invited.
NOTICE
highway motor transportation
To
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"-".p-... ai.u persons, Aim 10 wncm
It may Concern:
You and each of you are hereby no
tified that the law parsed at the spec-
lal session of the Legislature provid
ing for supervision and regulation of
transportation of persons and property
for compensation over public highways
by motor vehicles, is now In force and
effect, and you are advised to secure
Instructions by communicating with
the Commission Immediately . For
your reference and convenience a
copy of the law Is now on file with
the County Clerk.
Hated at Salem, Oregon, this lilst
day of December, 1921.
Public Service Commission of Oregon
Attest: Uv
Wm. P. Ellis, Fred A. Williams,
Secretary Chairman'
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