Lincoln County Leader from Toledo, Oregon • Page 1

tttc $ltt VOLUME 2d TOLEDO. LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 29th, 1921. NUUMBER 23 SILETZ Simpson BUllo, one of the oldest Indians on the Reservation, died at nig home near here July 19th, 1921, Sunday evening, returning to Toledo Tuesday.

HARLAN aged 85 years He was a sub-chief of Mrs. Grant dled 2 ti 7 Ind'a3- 22, at Corvallls, after an illness of He was selected a Urn leader of the 9eVeral monthlf me wag operated weeks ago but faih to rally from the operation. Mrs. Grant was of July celebration at Newport. He consioerea great nonor ro oe a noble and elected to lead his people in celebrat-1 mother and christ)an- she leaves 1ng our national holiday dressed In the t0 mourn her deatn her llusband ancient costume of his people.

He flve n. The body of the deceased eaid to a number of his friends kv.h 7.... ment. this would be the last dance he would engage In on earth, but he hoped to meet his friends In the "Happy Hunting Ground" where the pleasure he en-Joyed here would go on forever. The next dance that he would lead will be In that far away country where there would be no more sorrow nor dying nor sickness, pain nor death.

Noi doubt his dieam will be realized at least he believed it would be. In hia Charles LaLhrop and wife of Portland passed through here last week. B. F. Grant accompanied his brother, Sam, to eastern Oregon on his sad Journey to Fossil.

Frank Allison was down the river posting fire warning notices last week. Clarence Davis and Fred Commons went to Turn Turn to play ball Sun- rtflv effort make the dance a success, trOJ, here te contracted a very bad co.d and a i Deen oul on th Pc-ak blackberrvlng. bad cough that finally caused his They a rt returng eaih 1 the! Mra- B- P- Grant is in Corvallls Methodist Kpi.tcopal Church and was but improving new greatly interested in the Bible story wmi jj, Rnd jjuston of the crca ion of man nd the and tl)elr famllleg cll(rord of the law to Moses. He said Moses wf and bab went tQ went upon a high mountain to talk' rMlt Sunday to the funera, of with the Great Spirit and get the law. i tllelr aunt MrB San, Grant That Is just H.e same with the Medl- W1 Randal, ftnd fami! cine Men or Prophets.

He goes upon through hero on way to Drift a high mountain and talks to he Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Randall resided Creat Spirit and- gats the Ljw the here several years ego. very same as MosA did and the peo- ay harvest is nicely started now pie believe him when ho tells lt gocd weather wlll nold out everyone will be graceful.

GLEN how he got the law. The ancient Jewish people were much like the Indians in their habits, customs and mode of living. Simpson Billlo was nonest and trutnrul and never had, Mrs. J. E.

Crooks, and children re-aay trouble with the agent or anyone turned to Toledo Tuesday after a else. He was never put in the guard week's visit with her brothers, Nathan house during his 64 years he lived as land Elmer Walklns a ward of the Government. The fun- Mrs. J. W.

Davenport and daughters eral was amended by a large part of Rra and Alice, went to the Peak Sun' the community. Rev. Walter Ross day for a few days outing Mrs Dav-Conducted the services and the Inter- enport also went on to Corvallls on ment took place in the beantlfu! cem-' business. etery Will overlooking the peaceful Mrs. W.

R. Moore made a flying trip Siletz Valley. to Toledo Monday. The cheese factory is running regu-l John Davenport assisted lar every day in the week excepting i Moore with his hay the first of' the Sunday, putting a fine quality of week. cheese on the market.

The farmers! Mrs. W. R. Moore and grandson are nearly all patronizing the factory Everette, Mr. and Mrs K.

Wheeler and the quantity of milk increases i and little niece. Bffie Moore soent right along. The milk is of good qual-; last week camping and picking ber- ity and the daily amounl received la'rlos on the Peak' from 25 to 26 hundred pounds. The; W. R.

Moora cut hay for Richard daily output of cheese is about 260 Davenport Monday pounds. This indutry if kept a number of Toledo people went will bring Siletz to the front as a dairy jouting on Drift Creek last week country. The feed 13 excellent thisi year and the oats and other kind ofi IN ippcai hay crops are being put up in finej condition. Some of the farmers will From the Pacific Coast Rescue and have hay to sell this year. Protective Society, to the Silent Work- The logan berries that were put out! era of Oreaon: a year ago are looking fine.

Toe It Is needless for us to go Into de-! ht SLvEt Kearn and Williams field of fltf. tail and explain to you problem of Lrado an Thev aU 1 i "vicu, uauics U11U CUUU- eplendid growth. ten. The task is difficult at any time, The auto travel to Siletz is lncreas- but a tremendous burden ing every day. The road are In good This Is an appeal to you to remember GRAND JURY IN SESSION The Grand Jury was ailed together Wednesday for the purpose of investigating several cases which had been referred to It.

As yet no Indictments nave been returned, although it is expected that they wlll make their report today. Those comprising the Grand Jury are: Chas. Overlander, Harlan; 0. P. Lyons, Yaiulna; O.

E. Lewis, Ona; J. J. Derby, -Taft; and H. S.

Prosses, J. A. Maxwell and L. V. Parsons of Newport.

PLAYS OF THE WEEK AT THE MIDWAY, NEWPORT For Friday and Saturday, July 2Mb and 30th. we are showing Douglas Fairbanks In "THE MARK ZORO" Everyone who hr.s this picture enthusiastically proclaims that as the very best thing Fairbanks has ever done, and that 13 saving a lot. The slory ran In the "All Story Magazine" under the title of "The Curse of Capistrano." There is a "TORCHY" Comedy also. On Sunday and Monday we offer that wonderful hit "HUMERISQUE" Nothing finer has been produced than "Humerisque" as is testified by the vast thrones who have witnessed It. We are putting It on with special music featuring the violin.

You will see a good comedv with It eleo. SIGN YOUR NAME We received a nice budget of Jazzy news Items from Kernville this week, which among other things tell of a big masquerade ball to be given at Kernvijle, August 6th. Unfortunately the writer to sign his or her name to them, so we were obliged to consign them to the waste basket. Come again and sign your name. 0 PICNIC A very pleasant, day was spent Sunday by former Toledo people at the Carl Nelson home at Metzger, Oregon.

Those being present were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bye, and son, Marvin, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Steinhoff and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Nelson, Mrs. Ole Amundson and sons, George and Alfred, and Mrs. Gertrude Mork. All agreed It was much like ihe good old Southslde picnics to be together again. FRUIT VALE Mrs.

Dameler and two daughters from Lena, 111., are visiting Mrs. Dameler daughter. Mrs. Dennis fiwaney of this place. Thev arrived nere friday tlie 22nd, after a long CIRCUIT COURT Suit.

Ellen A. Armitage, Cleik. 3.00 Ethel Melssner vs. Frank Melsener: Lura W. Wilcox, Clerk 3.00 The regular August term of Circuit Suit.

I W. D. Wheeler, Clerk 3.00 Court will convene next Monday Grant Hlscox vs. Albert T. Goodrich; Pacific Precinct morning, with Judge Coke of Marsh- Suit.

A. E. Wilklns, Judge 3.00 field on the bench. The adjourned1 Gust Olson vs, W. T.

Ball, et uv; Belt, Judge 3.00 term convenes today, with Judge G. tf, tKlp worth of Eugene presiding. the Grand Jury has been in session Suit. Freeland, Clerk 3.00 Campbell, Smith and Cook, vs. C.

Roper, Clerk 3.00 H. A. Graves. H. A.

Graves and W. A. A. Ford, Clerk 3.00 since Wednesday, several matters of Graves, as Toledo Canning and John Buckley, Judge, mileage. 6.30 importance coming before ilhem, and I Philomath Canning Co; Action.

H. Oaburn, Judge 3.00 I-1 -1 ,1, 1 I 1 n. VLT 1 rtl rreu norning vs. lacner-oiurey namey, i-iem a.w u. r.

hlioemaker, Clerk 3.00 which will not be available for publication until this evening. Following Is the docket; Willainina S'ate Br.nk vs. E. T. Ra-bolr; Action.

Walker Lebow vs. William Jorg-ensen. Action. W. U.u.ums vs.

DeWitt C. Henry, al; Suit. Lucy Gardner vs. Abe Logan, and Louisa Logan; Action. Julia A.

Parker vs. Myra Gallagher; Suit. Earnest H. Meier vs. Opal Hazel Meier; Divorce.

G. H. Wilson vs. W. H.

Price, et al, Suit. John Pennock vs. Hattle A. Seidler, et al; Suit. Oregon Investment Mortgage Co.

vs. Karl Gerber, et al; Suit. I rn At al AMlnn. Guy Roberts vs. Fischer-Storey W.

G. Emery, Clerk 3.0 Lumber et al; Action. North Toledo Precinct United States Spruce Production Winnie Sherwood, Judge 3.00 Corporation vs. Rose Matthews, et al; Bora Klraes, Judge 3.00 Suit. Z.

M. Derrick, Clerk 3.00 Guy "Roberts vs. Yaqulna Electric Ruth Nye, Clerk 3.00 a corporation; Action. Addali Stanton. Cltrk 3 00 Sara Crahen vs.

Ernst G. Ebere; I- H. Lowe 3.00 Suit. EHa Baird, Judge 3.00 M. S.

Woodcock vs. Jessie F. Frey; Miller Clerk 3.00 Suit. 'Hester Peterson, (Merle 3.00 Intertype Corporation vs. William Nellie Jackson.

Clnrk 3.00 Matthews; Action. South Toledo Precinct Gcorgo Lewis vs. Southern "Pacific Robert Mann, Judge 3.00 Company; Action. Frank Parker, Judge 3.00 Ellen Weidman vs. George Relnochl; E.

C. Paine, Clerk 3.00 Action. Edith McElwaln. Clerk 3.00 l.elia Baker vs. B.

F. Jones, et ux; ('- E. Crosno, Clerk 3.00 Suit. W. E.

Ball, Judge 3.00 iPnrflmiit Want Pit and Jane Ferr. Administratrix of he f- Logan, 3.00 Navigation Co. vs. Sara Crahen etal-' Estate of Thomas Ferr, Deceased, va. Sophie Larson, Clerk 3.00 Suit.

"'Edward Wade, G. R. Schcnck, and Florence E. Brown, Clerk 3.00 W. Foster vs.

W. Nicholas Rose M. Schenck, his wife; Suit. Myrtle Harding Clerk 3.00 aico Adjusting Bureau, a corpora-i nocn wrcu rrecinsi (Ion, vs. Jesse L.

Strawn; Action. Charles L. Hyde. Judgo, mileage 10.00 La Vina Morris vs. Charles Norwlck; Henry Cerine, Judge 6.00 Suit.

'R- C. Bemrose, Clerk 6.00 James Watts vs. Laura Buacketer; Hoxie Simmons, Clerk 6.00 Action. S. L.

Elliott, Clerk 6.00 Eugene Williams, vs. Estate of Rose Lodge Precinct Annie Marie Matthews, William Mat- H. H. Gregory, Judge, mileage 1S.00 thews, et al; Suit. O.

E. McMlllin, Judgo 6.00 Iva L. Hunt vs. W. G.

Emery and w- L. Bloom, Clerk 6.00 wire, S. L. Chambers, Ray Chambers Hart, Clerk 6.00 and wife, Archie Chamberfi, M. S.

Ralph Winters. Clerk 6.00 Connor and wife. Matilda J. Plummor. I Siletz Precinct i Unknown Heirs of Wni.

Jefferles and James Franks, Judge, mileage 7.80 B. Nicholas, Trustee; Application to Foreclose Tax Lien. Anna Willoughby et al vs. Jessie Majaska; Suit. C.

R. Evens vs. C. L. Dlven, et al; Suit.

The J. R. Watklns Company, a corporation, vs. John E. Crooks, A.

T. Peteraon, and Chas. A. Gardner; Action. Lulu Nye vs.

A. J. Ray; Action. Lulu Nye vs. Arthur Flnley; Action Lulu Nye vs.

John E. Holllday; Ac tlon David Herman vs. Agnes Curl; Ac- A Neppach; Suit. Johnny Williams, Judgo, booths 10.50 tlon. Lucinrta Randall, Executrix vs.

An- moua8 H-'iR. t-'eric H.00 Lincoln County, Oregon, vs. A. p. I drew Story, et al; Suit.

Emma A. Collins, Clerk 6.00 Wagner and Rosle Wagner; Action. I c- E. Crater, vs. Samuel Bauiiian Andy Goodoll, Clerk 6.00 Marie Holland Estate By B.

F. Jones Esther Bauman, his wife; Action, i South Beach Precinct va. Lexington Realty' T- Hines vs. V. E.

Earnest; Moore, Judgo 6.00 Co Suit itlon- Jos' T- Ewing, Jiulpe, mileage S.80 Martha A. Roberts, et al vs. James! p. Powers, Trustee vs. Beaver Samuel H.

Smith, Clerk 6.00 Huntsucker, et al; Suit. Lake Club, a corporation; Suit. A. Ewing, Clerk 6.00 D. S.

Conrad vs. Warren Ash worth; My Hershey vs. Homer L'nn' -'lerk 6-00 Action Hershey; Suit. Tidewater' Precinct In tlie Matter of the Estate of John I "'-nces G. Davis vs.

Myra Gallagher N. Pulse, Judge mileage 14.00 Bain. Deceased; Petition to Eatab- Rlnebarger and William Rinebarger; jt. Hammond, Judge 6.00 Htirht tn R.phontri Wnnori. Suit.

B. Hammond. Clerk 6.00 David S. Conrad vs. Edna Ashworth1 Elma Marvin vs.

Arthur E. Marvin; Smallwood, Clerk condition and the fishing in Siletz river and its tributaries is good. We Itave a good many tourist care coming to Siletz and a good many people are Jooking for land to make permanent homes. W. H.

Daniels, of Colville. Washing the girls and the babies during this coming season, and put up a little extra fruit, with or without sugar, for shipment to the Louise Home, and the Aioertlna Kerr Nursery Home, where we are caring for abandoned mothers and babies. We assure you that what- ton, is now on a visit with his son, I ever you can do in their behalf will Jesse, and will, remain for several days he it pleased with this country. This country Is what the people will irjjike It. Nature has made it one of the best coast counties and the enterprise and push of the people will do the rest.

SOUTH BEACH be greatly appreciated. We would suggest that you form, a club In your lown and snip a barrel or canned fruit or canned vegetables. Fruits, vegetables, potatoes and eggs are needed we use 14 dozen egga a week for the babies alone. We will gladly turnltr: as many glass Jars as you desire, and prepay all freight charges. For shipping instructions address i all correspondence 'to Gen.

Supt. W. Mrs. Luderman of Newport passed through South Beach, Saturday on herlG. MacLaren, 195, Burnslde Street.

way iu waiupon 10 visit ner aaugnter. Dr. ftalr wan In KkiiMi ttnafh SatiiK day for a Bhort time. OBITUARY Sydney Pruner of West Yaqulna was visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Felton, Sunday forenoon. Mrs. Wm. Mwthews of Newport James, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jaa. Willis of Dalks Oregon, was born May 16, 1908 at West Yaqulna. Lin- went through here Saturday on Countv' Oregon. It was at this thai lin Ul way nome rrom Yachats. cumuuuu F.

L. Moore went out to Toledo on puoilc Bcno01 tor tour Tuesday. F. L. Moore's have closed their restaurant.

John Moore went to Newport Monday. Mr. Harlan returned to South Beach ENUINE DURHAM tobacco makes 50 flood cigarettes for 10c years. When the family removed to Dallas he entered the schools there attending for two and a half years. On September 1st, 1918 he became a member of the Methodist Sunday School in Dallas, and later united with the Church.

He was ever a loving son anj brother, truthful and obedient at all times. A few weeks' ago while picking cherries the limb on which he was standing gave way and he fell a distance of about 15 feet sustaining a compound fracture of his loft arm. A few days ago he was stricken with lock-jaw and on Friday night, July 15, at 12 o'clock, tho Heavenly Father, who knoweth what Is best, called him Homo. He leaves to mourn his loss a loving father and mother, two brothers, six sisters and other relatives and friends. He was 13 years, 2 months, old at his death.

Funeral services were held in the Methodist Church of Dallas, Monday the 18th, Rev. Frank James, pastor, officiating. Interment was in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. "Dear little son and brother, thou hast left U3. We thy loss most deeply foel: But Is God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrows feel." CARD OF THANKS agreed that for pleasure and sights the trip from Portland to NewDort sur passed anything they experienced on the entire trip.

How is that for an Oregon booster. Mrs. Luclle Allgood of San DieKo, California, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. unas. Kaker.

Mr. Parker's brother from the Valley, drove down for a few days visit. Miss Verne Rosa of Toledo has been engaged to teach the school ror the coming season. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed. Kelso and Mr. Miller left ror the Valley tor a visit in tnelr machine, the Hrst or the week, AT THE MOVIES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Joe Martin, the monkey with the college education in the hilarious 2-reel jag comedy, "A Prohibition Monkey," also the beautiful Clara Kimball Young in the drama, "Cheating Cheaters" 35c and 15c. SUNDAY-MONDAY, Blanche Sweet in the comedy-tframa, "Help Wanted-Male" also Ford Weekly. 10c.

AUTO RAMS HOUSE Edward Dahl went over the grade near the Al Waugh place Monday evening with his Butck Six, and rammed Into the 3lde or Mr. Waueh's house, lnriicting some damage to Mie house and bending an axle and smashing one or the fenders on tho car. lt seems that Dahl, accompanied by Vernon Johnston, was driving out the Corvallls road when he met another car on the turn. He swung out to avoid a collision and skidded off the read and down over the embankment for about thirty feet. Fortunately the car did not turn over, and no one was hurt.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 06126 Dspartment cf the Interior U. S. Land Office at Portland, July 20th, 1921. NOTICE is hereby given that Mar lon F. Wagner, of Chltwood, Lincoln County, Oregon, who, on August 10th, 1918, made Homestead Entry, No.

06126, for SW and SM- SEVi. bectlon 2d, Township 10 Range 10 Willamette Meridian, has filed notice or Intention to make Three-Year Proor, to establish claim to tlie land above described, before the Clerk of the County Court for Lincoln Coun Suit. 6.00 Ethel Thlssell, Clerk 6.00 F. I. Powell vs.

C. E. Powell and' Turn Turn Precinct Chealey Lumber a corporation: iw- A. Jones, Judr.u. mlleago 11.80 J.

I. Sharp and F. B. King, as Shnrp Lllla M. Downing, Clerk 6.00 rjand King vs.

Siletz Valley Lumber Ed Hoefs, Clerk 6.00 R. Stockdale, JuUga 6.00 Clarence Roscoe, Clerk Action. Eagleson vs. Nashville Creamery Association; Action. Standard Oil vs.

Soren Dahl; Action. Lincoln Countv. Oreirnn -va. Marv Willianu and I). H.

Williams Action. 'i'rauun, acuuii. H. L. Masters vs.

Jesse L. Strawn; c- VV Inters vs. Oceanslde In-! Krec vestment James Thorn. J. H.

R- McMlllen, Judge, mileage Louiia vs. Oscar Olsson; I nnd H. A. Hostetler; Suit. Divorce 'stu'B La'" Hoard vs.

Donald W.jV. p- Mitchell, Clerk 6.00 J. Richmond and Ida J. Rich-I Biiardian of the person and A. R.

Carpenter, Clerk 6.00 mond, his wife vs estate of Charlotte Thomas, an Insane Smith, Clerk 6.00 Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon, Person; Suit. Yaqulna Precinct and Betty Nally Suit Olive Squires vs. H. G. Rhoades; Ac-' Hassman, Judge 6.00 J.

Bradburv va I.lnrnln r-mmtv tlon. H. A. Miller, juuge, mileage. Action.

6.00 16.50 7.80 'I Annie Vhlte V3. Lester A. White; Ellen Hassman, Clerk 6.00 Action (Tax Foreclosure) A. Benson vs. Siletz Valley Lumber Company, a corporation; Action.

United States Spruce Production W. E. Peterson, et al, vs. Toledo isu- "T'n VV Canning Co Action Lincoln County Bank, a corporation H- H- Saxton, Clerk 6.00 Ellen Weidman vs. Daniel A.

Rein- V8 Albert May and Dairy' Devil'. Lake Precinct ohel and George A. Relnoh.l; I Prodl" Company; Action. H. T.

Curl Judge mileage 16.60 W. C. Foster vs. Ida A. Welch, et al J- rt' vs- or-jewport, iw p.i,,0i a municipal comoratlon and Cecil Em.

b- Murray, Clerk 6.00 ery. City Marshal of the Cltv of New- O- H. Church, Clerk 6.00 port, Lincoln County, Oregon; Suit, i Frank Munn. Clerk 6.00 M. V.

Parmer vs. The Citv of New-! Viewers -were appointed to survey. Cornoration. vs The Santa fe Pacific Porl' Oregon, a municipal corporation locate State Highway rrom Tole-Rallroad Suit. -Action.

do to Benton County Line United States Spruce Production I'Mlomath State Bank, a corpora- rrud refu't, "'incorporation, vs. Edward B. Perrlu I w- A- al; Suit. Ral Bond Wtion. Sult William Benson vs.

SHetz Valley E- J- Catlett being lowest bidder, nAi.oj el tj Lumber a cornoration: r.Rnrirnlwus awarded Contract for a Com- Corporation vs. Hiram M. Hamilton Lr-rsen and Isabella Larsen. his wife; Ptoted Grade on Turn Turn and Haj-Artlon and T. J.

Lnrsen; Suit. Inn Market Road rrom Station No. Tj.j.,.. L. U.

Casteel vs. H. McCluskev. 58 plus 00 to Station 65 plus 40 Corporation vs. Celia Bullus; William Administrator or the Estu-e of James and from.

Station 67 plus 35 to Sta-firant et al- Suit Huiitsucker, Deceased, et al; Suit. tl)n 92 Plu Bid being ran ei ai, suit. i nt rlnrln7 ty. Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, on the 'We wish to express our thanks for aOth day of August, 1921 the kindness and sympathy shown us during the death of Alexander Bentley and the beautiful flowers contributed, Mrs. Alexander Bentley and Children.

Mrs. Mary Bentley York and Family. Claimant names as witnesses: D. L. Peteraon of Toledo, Oregon.

Fred Chambers, of Toledo, Oregon. A. T. Goodrich, of Chltwood, Oregon W. N.

Cook, of Chltwood, Oregon. Alexander Sweck, J. C. Morris vs. Abert J.

Ray, et al; Action. United States Spruce Production Cornoration vs. Henry E. Dore, et al; United States Spruce Production ACUOn Corporation vs. W.

II. Adams, et al; Suit. John R. Miller vs. Northwestern Trust Action.

D. A. Reinoehl vs. Mrs. J.

W. Weld- man, et al; Action. Geo. H. Wilcox vs.

H. O. Meltamore and wife; Action. United States Spruce Production Corporation vs. L.

Beno; Suit. United States Spruce Production Corporation vs. O. R. Altree, et al; Suit.

J. L. RIckman and L. C. Smith vs.

Thomas nuchnnnn; Action. J. L. and L. C.

Smith vs. Danial O'Connor; Action. W. C. Foster vs.

J. K. Weatherford Action. Kara Crahen vs. H.

W. Morris; Action. Stato of Oregon vs. C. M.

Drake; Indictment. United States Spruce Production Corporation vs. Sophia Buhrer; Grant, et al; Suit. United Statep Spruce Production S. J.

Kanunsky vs. P. D. Healv: Action. Tom R.

Pollock vs. G. N. Barclay; Action. velyn Miller vs.

Martin Byerly; 6.00 6.00 6.00 15.00 SYNOPSIS SPECIAL JUNE TERM OF COUNTY COURT (Continued From Last Week) Kern Precinct F. W. Gerttula, Judge Abe Abnims, Judge Bruno Uydzeskl, Clerk L. Wolfe, Clerk, miluage Miko Sijota. Clerk 6.00 Little Elk Precinct L.

L. McBride, Judge 6.00 W. J. Cline, Judge 6.00 Helen B. Sparks, Clerk 6.00 S.

T. Ixmdon, Clerk, mileage, and 'rent 12.10 Thos. E. Weltin. Clerk 6.00 Nashville Precinct Frel Wagner, Juilgn, mileage J.

B. White. Judge Mildred L. Edwards, Clerk R. N.

Nash, Clerk L. F. Wilson, Clerk Newport Precinct Alvln A. Voight, Judge, mileage In the matter of Bids for Clearing and grubbing right of way on Turn Turn and Nashville Market Road-Continued. A.

B. Hunt, claim for damages-continued. Geo. Sterling, counly charge credit Increased from $8.00 to $10.00 per month. 6.

T. Loudon, claim for damages-Continued. Marlon Hunt, claim tor damages-Continued. Resolution or. Columbia Counts' (Cont.

on Pago Two) Grover C. Voight, Juilgo Corporation vs. Robert B. Elder, et al I W- A. McCulla, Clerk Suit.

II. Finnerty, Clerk United States Spruce Production 'Sophia M. Copeluud, Clerk Corporation vs. Unknown Helru or Henry Kitierman, Deceased; Suit. Oscar Hoover vs.

Albert May, et al; Action. United States Spruce Production Corporation vs. Tho Unknown Heirs of J. C. ct al; Suit.

Goo. T. Smith vs. Charles Connors; Action. State Industrial Accident Commission vs.

Oliver R. Altree; Action. John Pugel vs. J. L.

Cordoll, et. al; Suit. Frances Sigler, vs. George Slgler; Alary Hufford, Judge Harriet S. I.iugher!y, Judge Martin Byerley, Clerk E.

A. Jones Clerk Muudo Londtcn, Clerk Nye Creek Precinct S. G. Irvln, Judgo Emma Juilge Minnie Tracy, Clerk John Grimes, Clerk, rent, fuel, and booths S. Ilodine, Clerk G.

L. Urny, Judge, milcagu Minuio Grimes, Judge 3.00 11.40 6.00 600 6.00 6.U0 4.S8 3 00 3.00 :i.co 3X0 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 300 3.00 3.00 8.00 3.00 4.80 LVlfS TOAST! Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike Is the toasted cigarette..