Lincoln County Leader from Toledo, Oregon • Page 2

PACE TWO LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1917. i i I Peterson Hardware Co. Reg. $2.25 5 Gal. Vacuum Kerosene Cans, $1.75 Reg.

$3.00 NO WORK Ice Cream Freezers, $2.45 Fir Oars 8c. per foot Air Tight $1.50 to $3.50 PENNSYLVANIA TIRES Bar Circle non skid Ebony Tread Vacuum Cup $12.50 $14.00 $16.65 $18.45 Gray Red $370 30 3'2 Gray Red $4.30 We pay Transportation. Prices on other sizes Write, Phone or Call on us Get our Prices on Farm Implements, etc. 30 3 $10.90 30 3'2 $14.10 Tubes 30 t- OUR NEW GOODS Are now here. We havo Men's and Boy's Suits, Dress Shirts, Sweaters, Neckwear, Fine Shoes for Men, Womei and Children.

Come In and see LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER F. N. HAYDEN, Publisher OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Entered at Toledo, Oregon postofflce, Established Twenty-Two Years Ago. SUBSCRIPTIOM PRICES One Year, in advance $1.60 Six Months, In aft vanco. .76 Three Months, In 60 CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET FEBRUARY TERM 1917 The following i8 the Docket for the February.

1917. term of Circuit Court. Judge J. W. Hamilton of Rosehiirir will nrPRirlp This is the longest docket ever had in this county, and the Grand Jury will probably bring in several true bills to be tried.

Phone 7003 DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Clarence Ofstcdahl announces that he will cive a dancp nt tho I. O. O. F. Hall Saturday evening.

Good music and a good time. Tickets 50 cents. TELEPHONE OFFICE TO BE MOVED TODAY The central office of the Pacific Telephone Telegraph in this city is being moved today from the Schenck Wade building to the Bank Building, where it will occupy the store room recently vacated by W. P. McGee.

We understand that the move is made to obtain more commodious quarters. ii W. P. ilcGEE jj ANDREWS BUILDING TOLEDO, OREGON I il-W -1 l- The White Corner Store WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO CARS of the best Feed and Flour ON the market. Our new Grass Seeds, Flower Seeds and Garden Seeds are in Will have a large lot of Onion Set3 in a few days.

Phone 9005 R. VAN CLEVE m' tHt 4IIHHIIH I Water Front Meat Market J. L. Demitt, Prop. mm Fresh and Cmcd Meata Toledo Creamery nutter I buy all my Beef, Mutton and Pork from the local ranchers, and I pay the highest market price delivered at my hop.

I pay the highest market price for nidus and pelts. WATER FRONT, TOLEDO, OREGON GLEANINGS FROM THE WALDPORT WATCHMAN Bora January 22, 1917, to Mr. and Jlrs. Geo. J.

Murphey of Waldport. a daughter. Dr. J. G.

Fleenor attending physican, motner and child doing well. On January 17th, 1917, Alonzo mcKtora bad the misfortune to have his left lee: broken lust above the ankla by a springing poie striking mm. jir. J. Flee nor attended on him and at last report he was fretting alone nicely.

Tiled, Fridnv, 19th, 1917, J. W. Webb, at the home of hi3 son at Tidewater. John Wesley Webb, was born in Bun-comb N. C.

about the year 1843, removed to Georgia at the close of the rebelion thence to Texas in IS'Jt and from Texas to Oregon in 1911, a member of the Baptist Church from early youth, a Soldier of the Union duri.ig the entire war. His wife died in Texas in March, 1914. He leaves five sons and six daughters and maay other rel atives and friends to mourn his loss. A good man, just and kindly, a loyal citizen and a noble friend and neighbor. The Watchman extends its sympathy to the sorrowing friends.

1NCOLN OUNTY DANK (INCORPORATED) TOLEDO, OREGON DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DIRECTORS C. E. HAWKINS WM. BCAKTII C. O.

IIAWK1N3 Interest on Time Deposit UkAAssXJkAAXXiL TTTTtTTyTTTT J. S. AKIN The Dry Goods Man HAS A FULL LINE Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings, Crochet and Enibroiderie Materials ALSO A full line of JEWELRY which is Guaranteed. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF OUR PLANT WHERE BILLS MAY BE PAID AND ALL BUSINESS PERTAINING TO THE COMPANY WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. Yaquina Electric Co.

SILETZ DAY SCHOOL NEWS The boys and girls in the Pre-vocatlonal Classes are busy these days with their Industrial drawings. The Industrial Classes in Farm and Home Mechanics are promised a new work bench in the near future. We shall then hear the busy hum of Industrial work. The Siletz Day School Basket Ball team played a game against the Siletz Giants and were defeated by a small 3core on our home court. This being the first time that basket ball has been played by our boys, we are not discouraged.

If any Grammar Grade Teams in the County would like a game, we should be glad to arrange games in the near future. For further particulars The Siletz Day School, Siletz, Oregon. On Friday, January 26th, we had the pleasure of listening to a very instructive and education al lecture by Pinkley. The subject of the lecture was "Pre-ventitive Measures." This work is a part of the national work carried on by the Health Bureau of Washington. More lectures will follow in the near future.

Mr. Chalcraft, our superintendent, owns and operates the machine. The Skookum Wawa Society met on FriJay afternoon and the following program' was rendered. President, Emil Reginald DePoe, presiding. Program appended Concert selection, Barcarolle, (Offenback) Orchestra; Dec, Do Something, Coquelle Thompson; Kec.

1 ne Days or the Week, Annie Davis; Dec. The Criket, Ad-olph Tronson; Dep. Littla Jack Homer, Master William Hauser DePoe; Music, Ladies Quartette, Selected; Select Rending, Men Wanted, Jack Tronson; Dec. A Word to Boys, Isaac Washington; Slap Him 011 the Back, Elmo Brown; Piano Duett, Selected, 11 Iks Adelaide and Sarah Adams; Select Reading. Life is a Onie, Victor Davis; Dec.

Indecision, Archie n. Report of the Critic. Adjournment. Parties and Number of Case Attorneys Minerva J. Kriger McFadden E.

R. Bryson o31 Jennie Stull and Joel Stull Willamina Stale Bank Hawkins McCluskey 710 vs. Raboir Walker Lebow Hawkins McCluskey 719 vs. William Jorgensen City of Newport Woodcock, Smith Bryson 888 vs. Maggie S.

Uhl J. F. Stewart; Weatherford E. S. Ward Lester W.

Humphreys 905 K. A. Din-kin George R. Epperson W. D.

Freeman 910 vs. Oceanside Investment Co. a corp. G. Everett Baker State of Oregon J.

F. Stewart 1029 vs. David Gay Birdie L. Finlcy II. G.

Strayer 1035 vs. S. R. Sheels C. M.

Giddings Dan Johnston 1036 vs. C. T. Wardlaw, et al, Corvallis Eastern R. R.

Co. W. D. Fenton, J. F.

Stewart 1045 vs. J. R. Brown W. C.

Corbett E. E. Wilson and 1116 vs. G. B.

McCluskey (o. W. Moore Lbr. Co. J.

F. Stewart Gardner Peterson Hawkins McCluskey 1125 vs. Oregon Lbr. Con. Co.

et al J. Cerber Hawkins McCluskey 1141 vs. Geo. W. Moore Lbr.

Co. J. F. Stewart School Dist. No.

47, Lincoln McFadden Clarke and J. F. 1162 vs. Co. Ore.

Stewart C. S. Davis New Eng. Cas. Co.

Weatherford Weatherford R. V. Parrott Napoleon Davis 1166 vs. C. S.

Putnam Gwynn Waterbury Fearey Bros, a Corporation P. E. Newell 1169 vs. Aron Nelson alias Aaron Nilson Burroughs Adding Machine Latourette Latourette 1173 vs. Co.

Geo. W. Moore Co. State of Oregon J. F.

Stewart, Arthur Clarke 1188 vs. Carl S. Davis. Weatherford Weatherford State of Oregon J. F.

Stewart 1189 vs. Carl S. Davis Weatherford Weatherford State of Oregon J. F. Stewart 1190 vs.

Carl S. Davis AVeatherford Weatherford State of Oregon J. F. Stewart 1191 vs. Carl S.

Davis Weatherford Weatherford State of Oregon J. F. Stewart 1192 vs. Carl S. Davis Weatherford Weatherford State of Oregon J.

F. Stewart 1193 vs. Carl S. Davis Weatherford Weatherford C. E.

Moulton and H. H. Wm. S. Nash 1205 vs.

Schwartz Florence M. Creitz Bela Wright J. F. Stewart 1208 vs. John E.

Finley et al J. L. Rickman L. C. Smith W.

E. Gwynn 1213 vs. J. R. Wyatt et al W.

M. DodBon Hawkins McCluskey 1225 vs. A. R. Hill B.

F. Beezley Edw. J. Clark 1227 v. May Butterfield, et al A.

C. Panton W. Gwynn 1236 vs. Henry Ganuon and Minnie Gannon Minna Berreth Charles H. Glos 1238 vs J.

P. Allen and May Allen II. W. Vincent Weatherford Weatherford 1243 vs. F.

W. and Mary Vincent Raley-Raley, G. B. McCluskey Jas. Churchill G.

B. McCluskey 1246 vs. Miller Montgomery J. F. Stewart Henry Curl and Agnes Curl 1253 vs.

Marie Payne Grant King 1267 vs. Fred May Butterfield RaniBey, Lange Nott J. F. Stewart W. E.

Gwynn State of Oregon 1273 vs. Albert Tayler J. F. Stewart Ben Jones State of Oregon 1274 vs. Albert Taylor J.

F. Stewart Ecn Jones Allen Gill came over from Al bany Wednesday evening, returning yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Whited of Jefferson are Toledo visitors this week. They went to Newport last evening. Court Reporter Calkins of Eu gene arrived last evening, and will keep the record of the dif ferent cases. Masquerade dance Friday night February 16th 1917 at Morrison Hall, Elk City, Oregon, Prize given best costume.

Attorney Arthur Clarke ar rived over from Corvallis Wed nesday evening. Mr. Clark hab several cases in court and will be here a. week or so. The O.

A. C. is asking for bids for furnishing the colledgo wood. We publisned their notice last week and this week. You will find it elswhere in this issue.

Fred Wagner of Nortona was in the city yesterday on business. He sold two cars of hay to our local liverymen while in the city. Fred had a splendid crop last Summer. L. Patterson of Harrisburg was killed Wednesday, while driving his auto, by being struck by an electric train.

Mr. Patterson is a nephew of conductor Hoeflein, and Geo. Hoeflein, and a cousin of Mrs. W. E.

Peterson of this city. Conductor Wm. Hoeflein and family of Yaquina attended the funeral which was held yesterday. Subscriptions to the Leader received this week are: A. L.

Nye, Newport; H. R. Rose Lodge; A. J. Oglesby, Banks, Mrs.

C. O. Copland, V.iv, I ixiucn 1 iuii in luii, 1 La-nO, C. Bruncr, Nortons; A. Tngersol." Rainier, T.

p. Fish, Toledo; Ray Mathews, Hamilton, Thomas Thomas, Rustburg, L. A. Whited, Jefferson, G. C.

Mitty, Hills-boro, Or. It seems that there is some opposition to the legislation asked by the ports of Newport and Toledo, (legislation to enable them to take in more territory not in this watershed) so Messrs. A. T. Peterson and W.

E. Ball of this nlace and B. F. Jones of Newport went to Salem Tuesday to 00 wnat tney can to get the legislation desired. Prof.

J. E. Davis of Waldport passed through Tuesday morning enroute for the Valley. He was accompanied by the Waldport basket ball teams who had two games scheduled in the Val ley, one with Monroe and one with Bellfountain. They have hopes of getting two more games while away and will be in Toledo Saturday evening for games with both our high school teams.

Number 1 fir oars Gti 8c. tk foot; No. 60 Dover Sad Irons regular $1.75 now No. 70 Asbestos Sad iroiu reg. $2.50, now $1.75.

Decanoil for th ma chinist's hands 1 lt cans 20c; bamollne for Kiaaa Goods, Automobiles, 2 y2 Xb cans 30c: Drl-foot for fhops IS and 25c. sizes; Orona cleans Al uminum, 15c. Get our prices on Pennsylvania Vac Cup and Bar Circle Tires. Peterson Hdw. Co.

0 WANTED Men to cut cord wood, two bir.rla fir Ftiniili rf Miiunt; vji i. ui uvvil, c. o. Poole Slough, Toledo, Ore. O.

A. C. WOOD BIDS '6 1V.U1LUI ill Iprrp ramipcta htrla fn of all or any part of the follow ing nuuu cuppiy. 1500 COrrta nf SMr niiLCU auu bids requested on 3500 cords of Viw cm 7 in, iiuuiuuutti, ov 10 iuu cords of Oak 30 to 50 cords of Ash. Coarfio.

unlit required and in four foot lengths Oak not Ipco than i i in diameter and when over ten inches split. Fir to ha lmo- nivi ii ue cut from trees not less than eieht Delivery to be made and piled ricks In tha am un college Campus before October 1, Please dporrlha ttwvju in I) in stating first etc. The Colleen resnrvna to ncppnt nnv ni -1 1 ii ui 1 ue biiifl hMttBd and t0 reJcct ay o' Sealed blda 1, ted and plainly marked on envelope "Wood Bids." TflPRfi Will Im College Busies OfflTJ P. Monday, February 5. inn.

ivi. uurfy, Business Manager..