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VOLUME 29
TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20th, 1922.
NUMBER 48
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SILETZ
The community Club met in tho
High School room of the public school
building Saturday evening, Charles
Larsen president of tho Club being
absent the vice preseldent W. S. Hall
presided and called the meeting to or
der. The first thing on the program
was the election of officers for ;the en
eueing year. Rev. C. W. Pogue was
elected president; Elwood Towner was
chosen vice president; Linda Kimble
was chosen secretary; Helen Ojala was
chosen treasurer, and E. E. Colvin
receiving a majority of the votes was
elected seargent at arms. The execu
tive committee will be appointed lat
er by the president. After the election
the following program was rendered:
Song By the School; Reading Of
tho minutes of the last meeting iMiss
Trent; The new presiden. was called
on, and made a short address; Vocal
Solo Otto Tangernian; Recitation
Miss Vivian Larsen; The Highland
Fling Miss GrUchen, Huey and Miss
Irene Neiml. This dance is very dif
ficult to preform but I must say these
girls danced It to prefec'ion and did
themselves honor and received a rou
sing applouse from the houpe. Mak
ing the most of your Opportunltes El
wood Towner; Interestin Remarks
Prof. Deeg. Reading The Club,
"Rapp3'' Miss Margaret Miller; Ad
dress 'Rev. C. E. Pogue; Song The
School.
' A live community club is a great
education. It helps the :-choo! as well
es the community.
Major Shepard and his stenographer
Miss Workman have just returned
from '.he Warm Spring Agency where
they have been at work on the heirship
and inheritance of the Indians of that
Agency. They both complained very
much of the horrible condition of the
roads getting into the Warm Spring
Agency. The road was something like
the road between Siletz and Toledo
before it was rocked.
The cold spell of weather continues
and it Is hard on the grass and stock.
The people that have plenty of feed
for their stock and plenty of grub in
their larder for themselves have but
little sickness.
Portland is not faring so well. She
has 5,000 or 6,000 idle men to take
care of and many of them are on the
charlfy of the city.
The revival meetings are still going
on and much good is being accomp
lished among the young folks. Mr.
Pogue is a good preacher and well
liked.
ONA
Rev. Phelps of Summit held services
here Wednesday evening.
C. S. Ohmart, R. W. Ohmart, Clif
ford Phelps, D. C. Gray, E. L. Wilson,
and Earl Wolkan are getting out cedar
posts on Elkliorn.
' Little Miss Gladys Wolkan enter
tained a number of Utile friends at
her home Saturday afternoon. The
occassion being her 8th birthday.
iMr. and Mrs. D. C. Gray and family
and Misses Ellen and Jennie Hassman
were dinner guests ait the Coovert
home Sunday.
Miss Hope Wolkan spent the week
end with Miss Evelyn Hubble, inci
dentally attended the basket ball game
at Waldport Saturday evening.
Mr .and Mrs. I. R. Payne and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Ohmart.
Mrs. H. H. Cook and sons, Elmer
and Gone were visitors at C. L. Ryan
home Saturday.
Roy Hassman visited the borne folks
Sunday.
Miss Ne'.a Phelps came down from
South Beach Friday evening return
ing Sunday.
NORTH BEAVER
Mr and Mrs. Joe Kohler visited at
the Peterson home Friday.
Messrs. Lloyd Lewis and Henry I'm
erson of Oysterville were In this vi
cinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Peterson and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Lewis and mother.
Fred Zachan left here Monday en
route to Portland on a business trip.
Floyd Rhoades who has been suffer
ing with a severe abscess on his foot
Is getting along nicely row.
Mrs. A. Peterson and little daughter,
Josephine spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Joe Kohler.
James Huntsucker, Lloyd Lewis and
Floyd Rhodes came over from the bay
Wednesday eve, called at '.he latters
homB then spent the rest of the even-
Ing at the Peterson home.
My! It certainly Is cold here, every-
!body likes the stove quite well these
days, In our neighborhood.
GLEN
Mm. W. L. Dickson called on Miss
Eleanor Schlldmeyer at the school
Friday afternoon. Miss Schlldmeyer
returned home with her and spent the
week end. ,
A Mr. Kelly of Woodburn came In
last week to look over the place
formerly belonging to G. E. Brown.
Mr. Kelly was not very favorably lm-
pressed. However he liked Mrs. Sheridan for tho past three weeks,
Davenport's place. He returned by have returned. Tiey were accompan
way of Elk City to see Mrs. Davenport, led by Mrs. Hayes' brother, Daniel
Of course a new (neighbor will be Blair.
greatly welcomed, and it will be a ben- Delegates from the Sunny Ridge
efit to the school district, also. Sunday School will attend the Sunday
; Little Nellie and Sammie Stewart School Convention to be held at New
were absent from school most of last Prt. on January 28'.h.
week on account of sickness. Three pupils, Willard Darnley, Al-
T. L. Bohannon called on Elmer 'red Amundsen and Charles Harrison
Watklns,. Friday. were absent Monday on account of
I The Mr. DIcksons did some blasting sickness. Something unusual ln the
on the road at Meadow Creek Friday. Sunny Ridge school. They were all
This piece of road is especially bad. aDle to resume their studies on Tues
The whole grade has broken loose and daT however.
dropped down about six or eight feet. Mrs Odell, Mrs. Amundsen and Mr.
Clarke Miller of Big Elk spent sev- Schlecht were busy the latter part of
eral days last week with Fred Brown. ,ast week taking an inventory of the
Mrs. S. J. Stewart called on Mrs. C. Prnal property of the late Wm.
w. Brown Sunday. ,
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FRUIT VALE
Mrs. Olive Nye is spending a short
time visiting friends in Salem
Mrs Melvln Johnson Is iu Portland
on business.
Herbert Kyniston a brother of Mra
Andrew Nye has gone to Poriland for
medical attention and probably an oZ
eration. prooaoiy an op-
There seem,, n h
,.L ... . 7 """"'"us wrong
with Wado Osburn's trapping, we men
tioned last week the loss of three goats
by wild cats and of course Wade stak
ed his traps; but alas no cats could he
catch but one of his goats, tho' not
hurt badly by its experience, and last
spring while trapping for a bear he
caught one of the kids any way If he
! don't catch the ofTendeis he will re
move the cause.
HARLAN
(To Late For Last Week)
i Mrs. P. H Martin Dnan . .. i
.end at home thlsweek. Mrs". MarUnT,
ieachln the mm. "h " !
J DV"WJ t,11
year.
w w p.f - . . .
W. W. Grant returuej to Portland
tn ha urlth 1.1 u ft
-- ....... uu uiuer-iu-iaw, Mr. ual
kins who is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Cook left last
week after spending the holidays with
relations here, Mrs. Cook nee Miss
Ownbey, Is teaching at Nashville and
will complete her term. Mr. Cook re-
""""" lo "iana wnere he will pre-
pare a home for his bride.
Our good riders are trying their luck
at breaking wild horses since R- L.
Hathaway brought his string down
from Eastern Oregon. But even the
good ones get tossed some times.
E. r. Norwood made a business trip
to Salem last week.
.
RL. Ha haway took a laod of timber
to Deer Creek Sunday.
Maine Brigs was a Spout Creek
Visitor Saturday evening.
The Spout Creek bridge at Harlan
Is rapidly nearing completion and Is
a much needed improvement as the The annual meeting of your organ
old bridge was hardly safe for a horse izatlon will be held at Toledo, Jan. 26.
let nlone a team. Vou should be there. This meeting
N. L. Grant and T. J. Kelly killed will determine whait the Farm Bureau
a boar last week, good work boys-, will do during 1922. The men to di
Do it again. rect these activities will be elected
o : then.
WINANT I Tlle natlona' and state Farm Bu-
(To Late For Last Week) rau 18 now working for you every
Mrs. M. H. Shermer is visiting with mlnUte- The Farm DIoc was crealed
Mrs. Fred Taylor at Siletz. by the Farm Bureau' Do you aPProve
A birthday dance was given at the the Worlt of the B,oc? If 80 ,ta con
Harris home on Pool Slough, Saturday tinued 8uccess dePend' on t"e loyalty
night. A large crowd attended and a of tho lndivldual niembers. Don't stay
Dleasnni. tlmo wa .nWJ K ,11 at home. COME!
..uu viijvuu MJ nil.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huntsucker spent
the week end at Beaver Creek. j
Howard Amsbuiry returned home
Sunday after several months stay at
Hood River.
' B. F. Branson went to Toledo Tues
day. SOUTH BEACH
Mercem Felton Is having a severe
attack of sciatic rhuematism.
Neta Phelps went home Friday even-
I Ing and returned Sunday.
j Mr. and Mrs. Dozier, Mr. Umlld, Mrs.
Stevens and Mr. Cebel wen ro New-
port Saturday.
Dr. Forbs made a Drofesilonal rail
at Sou'h Beach Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson and fara-
fly "have returned to South Beach
again.
Mrs. Walter Lendten spent a day
or two at her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! Hoffman.
Mrs Peler80n sDt a few ay8 wltn
ner 8laler m "ewP"-
Mr. H. Pruner spent Sunday at Mr.
Feltons.
SOUTHSIDE
Mt. and Mrs. Floyd Hayes, who
have been visiting with relatives at
Darnley.
Mrs. Harrison and son were callers
Sunday at the Hayes home.
j I. p. Hlser continues to improve
,l0W',5r'
'0n Saturday Danlel Blalr' who haa
be8" V""tln8 hU 8lSter Mr9' J R
Hayes, returned to his home at Sher-
'dan'
Th6 Sout!l8ide lavement Club
SaMy th6 219 1
0.cloc1li at the Sunny Rldge 8chool. A
,are aendance is desired. Every-
on. int(,reHtl,rt ln whoever will lm.
prove the Southside be sure to be on
hand. Only by working together can
anything be accomplished.
J. T. CALKINS PASSES
Mrs. Jess Daniels has just returned
from Portland where she had been in
attendance at the bedsld . of here sick
father who passed away January 10'h,
1922, aged 76 years.
John T. Calkins was born ln the
state of New York, December 29th,
1846. At the age of 17 years he en-
'"T in ' Z
Bnd served in Company H Eleventh
Mlnnoivtra Davlmant nf Vntnntoo
He was man-led at Cottage, Iowa, to
c.u t .u.. ....
iiioo oaiau ti. uuiijr aiiu iu una Ulliuu
were born eight childron, six of which
are now living; Mary L. Lang, of Gas
ton. George and Vern of Portland,
Mrg. inez niels of Siletz; Mrs. Lett,
Grant of Harlan and Gerald Calkins
of PortIand. A Bon and a anugnter
having died-Raymond in 1921, and
Frances ln 1904.
The Interment took place in Mult-
n0mah Cemetery conducted by the
Q A R
Mr. Calkins was well known n the
aoutheats par!, of the county where
ne nad vcd for a good raany Jear8
The Grand Arniy men are nmXy paf!.
, . , T
sing away and soon all will have pas-
Kd on over Great Dlvlde.
FARM BUREAU
MEMBERS ATTENTION
Lincoln Co. Farm Bureau,
By H. R. Hartley, Secy.-Treas.
BIG WRESTLING MATCH
Jinx Wlswell versus Curtis Cham
bers, who is representing the Toledo
High school.
Raymond Anderson and Clarence
Graham will wrestle before the match.
Jim Chambers taking on the winner
between the first and second fall.
Fifty per cent of hte proceeds goes '
to the High School Every Body Come,
Tomorrow night at the Fair building. I
Admission 25 and 60 cents, match oal-l
ed at 7-30, I
Alt von I a (tra atrlrflv amntnrA '
NATATORIUM BURNS
Nye Creek was visited by a dlsas-
terous fire early Monday morning
which burned tho natatorial building
a moving picture theatre, bowling al-
ley and shooting gallery and an agate
store. The buildings all. belonged to
E. M. Baker, while the moving picture of 0)8 flrat canto the score stood To
equipment belonged to Mr. Bear. The Iedo 16 Siletz 8. In the second half
buildings were insured.'
The Newport ' fire department did
good work in, confining the fire to the
one snot, the nearby houses and build-
ings while badly scorched, were all
saved.
ASSOCIATION INCORPOR
ATES; ELECTS DIRECTORS
Articles of incorporation of the To
ledo Investment and Development
Corporation were filed with the Sec-
retary of State this week, and last
evening a meeting of the stockholders
was held in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms for the purpose of adopt
ing By-Laws and electing directors,
Two hundred and ten kWa, of
stock were represented at the meet-
ing out of a possible 259. The By-
Laws were adopted and seven dlrec- in shelving, etc. The store has open
tors elected as follows: C E. Haw- ed up to the public. Toledo Is ge'tlng
kins, F. W. Stevens, Dean Johnson, a number of new business enterprises.
Peter Frederick, Ira Wade, Fred Horn- e
Ing and Jay W. Dunn.
A meeting of the directors was at
once called and they elected officer
as follows: C. E. Hawkins, president;
Ira Wade, vice-president; Peter Fred
erick, Secretary; Jay Dunn, Treasur
er.
A ten per cent assessment was
ici. iu. ..too.ui
voted to be leviad on all stock Feb'
mary 1st. Plans for building several
houses were formulated and commit-
tees appointed to go ahead with the The stnndard Dearcr9 wl E,V)J a u; ( Production Corporation against Lin
work' ' ique program, which will bo lntcnsly , In Countr and Maye' Simpson,
o Interesting Sherlff and Ed' stocker, Assessor, ln
COURT UPHOLDS I The younger girls will meet with 1 Whlch they would enoia the said
STATE DOG TAX Mrs. Beck Saturday 2.30 p. m. to or-1 'OUnty! Bnd 1,8 ofridals from collect-
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 10. (Spelal.)
The state dog tax law was today held
constitutional ln an opinion of the
supreme court In the case of E. Hofer, Bearerg fof w MU of typewritten matter and asks for a
appellant against John H. Carson, three BOcletleg ftre Msm t0 thfl decree that said assessments be de
Marion county district attorney, and WomBM Foregn Mi8Sonary Socloty. Paired Illegal and void and that same
other county officials whom Hofer Q . he removed and that a perpetual in
sought to enjoin from enforcing the -T H MOV.c;S junction be granted that Lincoln
law. The opinion was written by ,nt uvlta ! County be enjoined from .,.UIin.
Justice Rand. The opinion affirms a
decree of Judge G. G. Bingham of the
lower court for Marlon county. Mr.
Hofer sets forth five points on which
he alleged the law to be unconstitu-
tlonal, one of which that it created a
nnnrlltlnn rwf nKIa tavatlnn
LADIES WILL GIVE
CARD PARTY
The ladles of the Civic Club will give
a card party in the Chamber of Com-
merce club room on the 26th of Jan-
iiHrv. ThnrBrtv. to m.l. fimitft fnr nur
,,
EVERYBODY Interested In the II
brary be there.
By President of the Club,
LOTS WANTED
The Toledo Investment and Develop-
ment Corporation is in the market to
buy lots those having vacant lots for
sale are requested to leave a descrip-
uom ana price or me same wim jra
Wade, chairman of the building com-
mlttee. Have your property listed by
Monday night as the Board of Direc-
torsi meets then to examine the list
of property offered.
o
rn thf P.m. ir
TO THE PUBLIC
The time has again arrived for mak-
Ing out your Income Tax Returns,
Tho law provida that all returns must
be in the office of the Collector of In-
ternal Revenue at Portland, on or be-
fore March 15th, 1922. Those falling
to comply wiilh the law ore subject to
heavy penalltes.
All taxpayers are urged to make out
their return at once, thereby avoiding
the rush at the last hour.
For the purpose of assisting taxpay- week are: A. L. Nye, Newport, Or.) Bnd teachers will betaken up and dls
ers of Lincoln County in making up Carl Nelson, Portland, Or.; Atkinson, cunsed.
their Income Tax return for 1921, De- starkey & Zilka, Portland, Or.; Lester Remember Uie time and place, Jan.
puty Collector O. C. Davis o- the In- Martin, Newport, Or.; Lewis F. Burr, 28' 1922- The meeting will begin at
ternal Revenue omce, will be at the
following named places on the dates
given De.ow:
'.Newport at Aouey Hotel, r eo. l to
i, inclusive. loleao at court
House Feb. 3 to 4, 1922, inclusive.
For any Information you may desire
In preparing your statement, please
call upon the Deputy Collector, as per
announcement herein made.
,0 co,vln ,or " 011 cloth' here. Mrs. W. R. Hall was In charge j Ail my cows passed state inspect
Large assortment of leather gloves 0f the store while Mrs. Arnold was tlon
at Colvln'i.
TOWN TEAM AGAIN
IAIIMC CDriM Cll CT7
' Tn Toledo basket ball team again
won ln decisive manner from the
Siletz boys at the Fair building In this
-ctty laBt Friday evening. The Toledo
Doyi) led from the 'tart and at the end
it was still more one-sided and when
the flnal whistle b'.ew the score was
SIIetz 10 Toledo 46.
The lineup was:
Toledo
Anderson
Brown
Servjce
.Swiyze
Carson
Watts substituted for dams In the
second half, and Lytle substituted fori
Swavze-
Referee, McMillan.
NEW GROCERY LINE
m r. Mnfft, nronrnotnr nf tlm iw
rtn Plm.r VA tnrA tint Rrfrtnii a
new line of groceries to his stock. He
has rearranged the building, putting
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. m., at 11 a. tn
Rev. Ellsworth will preach. On this
day Brother Ellsworth will reach his
83rd birthday, and it is very fitting
he should preach the sermon. The
eholTt W'" f8 T W'th BPeclal
mU!.c on this unusual occasion. Every
body young and old Qre cotdially In-
vlted
Mt,.,.7nn, .n !n n m
ganlze a Kings Herald Bnd, they will
work in conjunction with the Standard
RfarprH. Mrs. Rnnnrifl wll" .Urnrf thn
Kin. Hnrnirta w nUo no,i th T.it-in
TONIGHT A Paramount Picture
E" Bennett In "What Every Woman
Learna."
Comedy "House Cleaning" 30-15c.
Saturday and Sunday Drama "The
Empire of Diamonds."
Comedy "Queens Up" 13 Episode of
Serial. 35-1 5c.
Rir. UDCCTI IMn IIATrU,
SAUNDERS VS. MILLER
Kid Saunders, Eastern Oregon man
cl,allenge(1 Chas. Miller of Toledo.
Thlg wresLling match will take
. m-,. ......,..
VMl ttl lulBUUi oamruay, , uuruary
Miss Ardinelle Clark was a Newport
visitor Sunday.
For all kinds of cooking utensils,
see Colvln.
Chester Dixon was down from Elk
City this morning. . j
Frank Wade returned last evening !
from a trip to Portland. j
Mayor W. E. Ball was a passenger
.tor valley points WeUnescay.
Mrs. Oscar Hassman of Yaquina
was a Toledo viBltor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Smith of Leb-
anon have purchased the W. E. Lin-
genfelter place on Fourth street, Ira
Wade, the real esUte man. handling
the deal- Mr- ad M- sl" win
make theJr hom8 hm and ar) nQw
having the house fixed up for occu-
pancy. j
Mr. und Mrs. H. A. Mathoson arrlv-
ed home from Por'land Tuesday even-
ing. While in the city Mr. Mutheson '
had an operation performed on the
bone of his leg. Mr. Mathoson broke
his leg soveral years ago and It lias '
causad him considerable trouble since,
hence tho operation. !
Leader subscriptions received this
Eugene, Or.; H. A. Mathoson, Toledo,
Or.; Callsta Schmidt, San Francisco,
Callf.; Emn T Raddant, Logsden, Or.;
y, j, cilne, Eddyvlllo, Or.
Mrs. R. A. Arnold was a passenger
fr Portland Sunday when, she bouirht
her now spring merchandise. She was
met at Portland by her sister, Mrs. L.
A. Woodward, of Duker, the latter
accompnnlng her home and will spend '
a few weeks with relatives and friends
Slletz
Goodell F
Thompson F
Goodell C
Downey G
Adams G
away.
THE T. H. S. VISITS
WALDPORT
The Toledo high school basket ball
teams left Toledo at nine o'clock, Sat-
j urday morning for Waldport, arriving
there at 1.30 p. m. we at once had
lunch and took rooms at the Hotel
Wakefield.
At 7.30 that evening the T. H. S. girls
, faced the W. II. S. girls on thier own
floor. It was one of the fastest games
ever played by the T. H. S. When
the first half was over the score was
12 to 8 ln favor of W. H. S. Carrie
Wado soon evened the score by throw-
Ing miny baskets. At the end 'he
score was 21 to 29 In Toledo's favor,
Carrie having made 21 points and
Oneatta Van Cleve 8, and filled each
Toledo heart with happiness,
The boys went on the floor at 8:30
and at the end. of the first half the
si ore was 9 to 4 ln favor of W. H. S.
Our boys at once took life and caugh.
up with the W. H. S. Prom then on
11 was a continual tie, but at last we
' Bot ahaad "Jlom Dy Po'nt, witll
a ralnute l Play, so Curtis capped the
oy ellm oasket. At th
end the score stood 16 to 19 in favor
of Toledo. ,
After the game we were invited to
attend a banquet given in honor of the
T. H. S. The tables were arranged
In the) letter "T" and the room waa
elaborately decorated with blue and
gold. DellclouB eats were served, and
the evening ended in a general sociable
time. T. H. 8. Student
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WILL FIGHT TAX PAYMENT
, con,Palnt has been filed in the
United Slates District Court In Port-
! lud b th United States Spruce
u" ulB,r "S m tills
, . ' 8 ana 19-0'
and for future years.
I Tho complaint comprises 77 pages
any of their property In said county
That this Is government property and
therefore not subject to assessment
etc.
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, TRAPPINO finnn
THIS SEASON
Oust Jaoobson of Pioneer was a
TrvloHrt i,tuttn. ii .
I .ioiuui mm ouiuraay. Mr.
PP'"8 the pa8t
Blx W8eks nJ Bays that he has done
vnrv wn n . t .
per day. Ha' haa abytl
' mink 7 wild cat 4 rnZV IT
""ns wild cats, 4 coons, and a num.
i,er 0f other smaller animals,
DR. BELT WILL ;'
ESTABLISH SURGERY HERE
Dr. W. C. Belt of Newport has made
arrangements for rooms in the base-
ment of the Akin Building wherein ho
will establish an up to date surgery,
The doctor intends maintaining of-
flees at both Newport and Toledo for
the present, and will maintain hl
residence in the formor city.
PRE WAR PRICES FOR
SHAVES AND H aid riiTQ
, ,
hJh!f y morn'nf Bert Howe the
S " ,that he "d n.
5!utf.prSr" P!icea n ,8""V08 ttad
Jalrcn Jhe price now in offect is
a gna"9 aud 20 cenU for
. nrA. . C
TEACHERS' MEETING
There wl!I be held In the High
Schol building at Toledo a teachers'
locaI Institute, January 28, 19L'2.
Boaldes the regular program that Is
boln8 prepared, there will be a round
taD,e discussion, at which any aud all
questions of interest to patrons, pupils.
10 o clock a. ni.
R. P. Ooln,
Co. School Superintendent.
NOTICE
On and after February 1st. ma?" i
will reduce my price for milk r in.
a quart, 6c a pint, delivered anywhere
In town, morning or evening. Phons
1502 or leave orders at A. M. Gilder
sleeve'8 store.
Ceo. Hoeflein.
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