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CLOVERDALE,
WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF H I WEEK
T IL L A M O O K
U.S. FORCE ARRIES IN ITALY
First Large Body o f Combat
Troops
COUNTY,
OREO O N,
ALLIES CAPTURE
Enthusiastically 'Received.
AUGUST
1,
The Nestucca Valley First
Last and all the
Time.
1918.
NO.
51.
Bank Appeals to Small Depositors
W H IL E this Bank transacts a general banking business
With the American Army on the
and enjoys the patronage of large depositors; yet it
Italian Front. — American fighting
appeals to people who wish to ma’..e smaller deposits on
personal or family accounts. This Bank accepts deposits
troops are now on the Italian front.
in any amount and serves the small depositor with the
They began arriving Saturday morn­
same courtesy as it extends to larger depositors. New
ing. They are being billeted with the
accounts are cordially invited, in small as well as large
Italians.
amounts, and every depositor is assured the greatest se­
Heretofore the only
combatant
curity for money and every attention and service.
American troops wrere aviators, and
the appearance of this large body of
CHECKING A N D IN TE R E S T BEARING ACCOUNTS INVITED .
fighting men from the United States
at the present moment has occasioned
F IN E B AN K IN G LO C ATIO N AND U NE XC ELLE D SERVICE.
the greatest satisfaction.
Major-General Eben F. Swift, of the
American military mission to Italy,
was the first to greet the newly ar-
General Banking and Savings.
i
Events of Noted People, Governments rived Americans. He had already made Germans Make Strenuous Resistance
! arrangements for their com fort
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
to Prevent Advance o f Franco-
The Italians greeted them with en­
and Pacific Norihwet and Other
thusiasm and rejoiced at the splendid
Yanks -Tanks Numerous.
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physical condition which the Am eri­
can soldiers showed.
Office Ground Floor
Bell Phone 53-J
The Italians appeared greatly aston­
ished when the overseas men immedi­
National Bid,
P. O. Box 147
Paris— French advanced guards have
Shoe manufacturers were asked Fri­ ately sought out a bathing place and
With Rollio Watson
day by the W ar Industries board to i then started several games of baseball. reached the north bank cf the Ourcq
confine shades of brown shoes to twc
river, and allied troops have entered
colors, medium and dark.
Fere-en-Tardenois, the great German
The mayor of Bordeaux, France, has
supply base, which lies in the middle
Conveyancing, Etc.
proposed to the municipal council a
line of the Aisne-Marne sector.
plan for a permanent memorial of
Tillamook, Ore.
The announcement of the v ar office ¡Opp. Court House,
Am erica’s aid in the war.
Sunday
night
adds
that
the
villages
of
The 1918 wheat crop in Kansas prob­
Washington, D. C.— The United
L. V. E B K R H A R D . Manager.
ably will total 102,000,000 bushels, ac­ States has in France and on the ocean Anthenay and Olisy-Et-Violaine on the
cording to a statement made public bound for great battle fronts abroad east flank lying to the southwest of
Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records
Friday by the Kansas State Board of a total of 1,250,000 men. American Rheims have been occupied.
of Tillamook Countv, Oregon.
Agriculture.
fighting forces are reaching Italy.
In the Champagne a number of Ger­
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With 50,000 troops sent last week, man attacks were repulsed by the
Arctic heavens in the Dawson, Y. T.,
section were illuminated by a mam­ the number of American scldiers trans­
moth meteor at midnight Thursday ported overseas during July is expect­ French.
The text of the statement reads:
night. The sky and land were lighted ed to reach a record of 300,000, Sec­
TILLAM O O K. ORE.
retary Baker and General March, chief
as bright as at midday.
“ North of the Marne we have con­
of staff, told members of the senate tinued our onward march in the region
Laverne W. Noyes, Chicago philan­ military committee.
of the Ourcq. Notwithstanding the
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thropist, has given $2,500,000 to the
C O U N SE LO R A T L A W
Trained combat American troops resistance of the enemy who employed
University of Chicago to be used in from France have begun to arrive in every effort to check our passage of
106 Oddfellows’ Building,
educating soldiers and sailors and Italy, General March has announced. the river, we succeeded in throwing
See ine for realty deals.
Tillamook. Oregon.
their descendants after the war.
Neither the number nor the place advanced elements on the north bank.
where they are to be used has been W e have penetrated Into Fere-en-Tar- Special Equipment for Making Income
The main hangar and a dirigible communicated to the war department,
Returns and Reports.
denois.
balloon were destroyed and more than the general said.
“
Northeast
of
the
forest
of
Ris
we
a dozen airplanes and several build­
R. N. HENKEL, Proprietor.
Secretary Baker told the senators
ings were damaged by fire Friday at that he did not believe the torpedoing reached Champvoisy.
Night and Day calls
“ On the right our troops have occu­
the naval air station at Norfolk, Va.
of the Justicia would interfere with pied Anthenay ard Olisy-Et-Violaine
promptly attended.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
The “ Pershing trot” and the “ Rain­ the transporting of American troops. and have approached appreciably the
Sixth
Street
at Second Avenue East
Secretary Baker said so far 753 of line of the road from Rheims to Dor­
bow,” lively m ilitary dances, will hold
the
Haviland-four
airplanes
have
been
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mans.
sway next winter, according to the
“ In Champagne two enemy attempts
decree of the “ inner circle” of the completed in this country and more
American College of Dancing, at a than 400 shipped to France. The last in the region south of Monts were re­
report from General Pershing said 67 pulsed.”
meeting in San Francisco Thursday.
had been received, but he had madp
In a supplementary official state­
F ive children ranging in age from no report regarding the number actu­ ment issued Sunday afternoon the
2 to 12 years, were burned to death, ally now in use on the American front. French war office says:
Secretary Baker said General Persh­
one other received fatal injuries and
“ Since the opening of the artillery
T hos . C oatks . P kksidhnt .
seven were less seriously hurt in a fire ing had criticised some of the Havi- bombardment on July 18, the day of
which destroyed the Kent county, land machines, suggesting structural the French counter offensive on the
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Michigan, Juvenile Home early Thurs­ changes.
front between the Alsne and the
OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY, ORIHiON.
Five thousand heavy Browning ma­ Marne, our tanks have taken more or
day.
chine guns. Secretary Baker said, have less part in the battle. A fter piercing T IL L A M O O K C IT Y ,
OREGON.
Washington’s state superintendent been completed, but have not yet been the enemy lines and enabling the in­
of schools, Mrs. Josephine Preston,
sent to General Pershing. Quantity fantry to enter the break they have
has been asked in a resolution adopt­ production of both the heavy and light
not ceased to accompany or precede
ed by the state council of defense to Browning, he added, is increasing.
the troops.
use her influence in having the teach­
Two additional American corps have
“ Throughout the battle the tanks
ing of German eliminated in all public been organized in France, General
keeps you posted
have given proof of their ability to
schools of the state.
March announced.
They are the maneuver and of their Incomparable
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Fere-en-Tardenois Falls; Ourcq
River is Crossed.
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REAL ESTATE
Mrs. M yrtle Neal, 25 years old, of Fourth and Fifth.
Cheyenne, Wyo., arrested in Omaha
in men’s clothing Thursday night, said BAN ON WHEAT IS
RAISED
she ‘ rode the rods” of a freight train,
holding her 3-year-old baby in one
Washington, D. C.— Release of ho­
arm, part of the way to Omaha. She
tels, clubs, restaurants and dining-cars
said her husband mistreated her.
throughout the country on August 1
J. L. Wilson. Alaskan mining opera­ from the voluntary pledge to use no
tor. against whom Mrs. Ella Helm, of wheat until the present harvest, was
Oakland, Cal., won a judgment for a announced Sunday in a cablegram re­
share of a $6,000,000 fortune under a ceived
from
Food
Administrator
“ grubstake” agreement, was denied a Hoover, now in England. Public eat­
new trial by Superior Judge James M. ing places, the food administrator said,
T ro u tt
will continue to comply with baking
regulations and to serve "victory
The losses to British and allied j bread.” Mr. Hoover congratulated the
shipping due to enemy action or ma- | eating places upon their patriotic serv­
rine risk for the month of June to­ ice and voiced confidence that the
taled 275,629 gross tons. This was spirit shown will enable the American
the lowest record for any month since people to build up a great food reserve
September, 1916. The British losses against the exigencies of the future.
totaled 161,062 tons and allied and
Though exact figures have not been
neutral losses 114,567 tons.
compiled. It is estimated by the food
On account of the scarcity of Class administrator that, through the volun­
1 men, Seattle draft officials, it was tary pledge made by hotels, restaur­
announced, have been authorized by ants. clubs and dining-cars, there has
the war department to cease giving been effected between October 1, 1917,
deferred classification to shipyard em­ and August 1, 1918, a saving o f be­
175,000.000 and
200,000,000
ployes on account of their work and tween
also to discontinue releasing men to pounds of wheat and its products. 150,-
000,000 pounds of meat and 50,000,000
enlist in the navy and marines.
pounds of sugar. The action of the
The treasury virtually has decided proprietors of public eating places, it
to hold the fourth liberty loan cam­ was said, also has been of great edu­
paign in the three weeks’ period be­ cational value In carrying to the homes
tween Saturday, September 28. and of the nation the necessity of food
Saturday. October 19. The length of saving.
the drive will be reduced from the
usual four weeks with the hope of
Kaiaer Reasaurea Troop«.
avoiding the usual slump of interest
Amsterdam. — Emperor William,
in the middle o f the campaign.
who. according to his favorite correa
pendent. Karl Rosner, watched the
Following charges that he obtained battle of Rheims from a tower, which
over $10,000 through the employment gave him a good view of a wide sector
o f girls to solicit for spurious charit­ of the front, sent his troops from this
able organizations, James J. Worth­ vantage point. Rosner reports, the fol­
ington. a printer, was arrested at San lowing telegram:
Francisco Tuesday.
“ His majesty informs his troops that
The Dublin correspondent of the he has arrived behind the front o f
London Daily News says that addi­ the attack and shall watch the battle
tional evidence of a German-Irish plot from a tower. His majesty's good
has Just come to hand in the form of wishes accompany his troops.
'His majesty's word to his troops is:
extracts from censored private cor­
respondence between persons in Ire­ With God for the emperor and the
empire.' "
land and America.
audacity. The crews drove the tanks
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into the hottest parts of the battle and
recoiled from no obstacles. They at­ T IL L A M O O K .
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tacked the centers of resistance and
the batteries of the enemy under ter­
rific fires from machine guns and spe­
cial German cannon.
“ Their gallantry attained the great­
est results. One tank accounted for
15 or 20 German machine guns. Some
of the tanks attacked the German bat
Tillamook, Ore.
teries, putting the gunners out of ac­
tion and insuring the capture of the
cannon and material.
L. S. HUSHBECK, Proprietor.
“ The losses sustained by the Ger­
mans as the result of the tanks were
very high, according to reports of Dining Room run on Family Style
prisoners. From July 18 to July 23
the tanks took part every day in the
Meals 35c.
attacks. Most of them were in action
twice and some returned to the fight
four or five times in the same day.
Some tank companies fought for three
full days. Drivers operated their tanks
for 30 hours in the two-day period of
July 18-19.”
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on all important
happenings of the
Nestucca Valley.
W e also do
PRINTING
of all kinds at
moderate prices.
Rooms 50 and 75 Cents, Special
Rates by the W eek.
Germans Forage in Russia.
Washington. D. C.— The food situa­
tion between Germany and Russia has
reached an acute stage, according to
advicea received Sunday at the state
department. There is not enough food
for both countries and the question as
to who w ill get what provisions there
are has reached a critical stage.
German soldiers with threshing ma­
chines are sent into the grain coun­
tries and the grain la requisitioned.
The Russian peasants are allowed only
such amounts as the soldiers decide
they need.
The Germans were also said to be
requisitioning cattle and horses in Po­
land and Lithuania and to be helping
themselves to timber in those coun­
tries
Information also reached the depart
ment that the reason for the refusal of
the allied diplomats at Vologda to ac­
cept the Bolshevtki invitation to move
to Moscow was that the Soviet capital
is already controlled by the German
armed forces.
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