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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 2. 10O_
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4- £bc 23ußle •>
Editorial Snap Shots.
We'll bet dollars to doughnuts that
Ed.'s Red Indian pup honking machine
will beat Rollie’s buck board hunger to
smithereens.
If
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Tillamook High School Necus and
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Society
CHINESE WRITING.
Every Scrap o» Every Kind Is Held »•
Be Sacred.
Paper.
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The Chinese h ml every «erap of
writing sacred, no waiter what th.
< ha meters ex pre««-the mere« com
on-relt.) message, advertisement, ete
Sime Confucius used these characters
teach his wistlom they are holy-
In the average Chinese community
all letters and waste papers are laid
away In a clean receptacle to an alt the
..„Hector, who appears at regular Inter-
vals to transfer tbe waste papers to
tb« «acred furnace. If the pajiers were
hnrned by tbe Chinese In their own
homes, the ashes of tbe sacred writ
ings would mingle with the ashes of
wood and other fuel, and tbe ashes of
Chinese writing are as sacred as tbe
writing Itself.
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The ashes from the sacred furnace
are placed lu sacks, tbe sacks are con
veved by wagons to tbe sea an:l there,
in a Mon War boat are carried out
where the tide runs swift and con
signed to the waves.
Tbe Mon War boat belongs to the
Mon War Sber. which Is a lodge with
branches everywhere, organized and
Maintained for tbe purpose of paying
evereme to tbe spirit of Confucius.
The furnace In the Chinatown which
nearly every large city In the United
States harbors Is generally a brick,
ovenlike structure aliout five feet high.
Opposite It on the wall there will usu
ally be an inscription of the character
of the following: "The spirits of our
ancestors are pleased that we keep
sacred the writing of our country ”
The society of M«n War Sher (Club
of the Beautiful Writing! Is made up
In each case of the prominent denizens
of Chinatown, who support it by vol
untary contributions, which pay the
salaries of tbe keeper and his assist
ant.—New York Tribune.
The Murphy et al democratic “slate’’
Tillamook, Oregon, April 3, 1908.
did not pan out very well. Did they
balk, Bro. ?
minute, at the beginning ofench «es-on
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that he and Mr. U. Whitney Shrode will
EDITORS:
to the reading of the e.>o«titiition ol
If Mayor Johnson’s administration
iorm a company to compete with Bur
X?ICKBON1ANS—
Oregon, inorder that the reprewntn
won’t keep minors out of the pool rooms
dick
and
Finney.
E liza D awson and E lsie S coybll .
lives might umkrstat'd better t «‘r
the nextgrand jury might thoroughly in
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E meksonians —
vestigate the pool rooms.
Wanted, by Albert Bramwell, a good powers and duties.
B lmir A llen and C loyd D awson .
The motion concerning the eligri'i it?
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soft nose guard.
The newspaper men of the countv have
ot Rep. Dawson wa. d^nsse-l and again
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got together, and those who object to
Pictures in the Fire.
Eat, drink, and be merry, for to-mor i laid on lhe table. By order ol the House. .
the pencil pushers wielding the big stick
j Mr Stillwell, rd Tillamook, was brought ,
row you may move to Bay City.
(By Eliza Dawson, ’10)
for their own benefit can take to the
i before the speaker and severely repri I
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To-nigbt a young girl and her grand
When told the other day that the | minded for fiilibn.teririg.
woods, for they are not going to use «he
|
mother are sitting iu front of an old
English government resembled a piece [ I House Bill No. 12, to abolish capital
stick on other people’s rights.
fire-place. They are very quiet, tor both
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of machinery, Wilbur wanted to know | punishment in Oregon, brought forth a
Wil) someone put the snap shot man are intensely interested in the pictures what part of the machine the prime great deal ot warm discussion. Burdick,
in
the
fire,
and
is
it
not
strange,
that,
next. W e Nee a number of men, without
monster resembled, but as his history of heeler, in an eloquent speech, de
any property or bank account, who do looking into the same fire, they should teacher is nut an engineer, she did not clared that the chief darger of the bill
s^e such different pictures? While the
no work, dress well, smoke good cigars
girl sees strange, shadowy pictures ot I explain it. So fur Wilbur s benefit wt lay in the fact that innocent men some
and who live on the fat of the land, so
will say that the prime minister resembles times held for murder and should their
a dim future, her grandmother sees real
it is a wonder to us how they get along.
the piston-rod between the strain box innocence afterwards be proven might
pictures
of
her
own
girlhood
and
later
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and the drive wheel.
sue the state for false imprisonment
We have be**n asked whv the n?wi) the scenes of a terrible war, which had
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•’Execution,"said he,"will save the state
left
so
many
poor
and
sad.
Then
the
formed Tillamook Editorial Association
Ligend of the Popular Student.
trorn this dinger and expense '' This able
discriminated against the editorial and bright coals fade to black and crumble
A story with a moral.
argument
deeply impressed his hearers,
to
ashes,
the
room
grows
cold
and
they,
anonymous letter writers who have been
Once upon a time, a certain high
writ ¡ng for one of the newspapers, in no*, shivering, turn away, one still thinking school had a very popular student and in spite of the able championship of
inviting them to become members. The of the past, and the other thinking ot Everything always came his wav No the bill bi Dawson,of Clackamas,it was
point is well taken. We can answer for the shadowy pictures iu the fire of the • natter what happened, this voung man defeated.
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the local association, for it is not open happy years to come,
was al wavs iu the Lime Light. When
Theodore is an excellent plater, but
to mugwump editorial writers, trickey
Practice on the annual high school the school debated, he was the first big his name will not go down ill the history
money sharks, meddlesome attorneys,
drama began last week, Miss Lister thing that happened ; when the school of the singe, for his plating is with a n
peanut politicians or special interest
will conduct the rehearse!« one night in went in for drama the popular student ink well or ruler or with marbles.
advocates.
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the week and Mr. Rutherford one night, was right up close to the foot-lights;
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Miss Davis, in assigning history re-
and most of the applause came his way.
The timlier barons thought they were and both together one night, making
When the societies chose their presidents ports, assigned one to Horace,but quick
awfully smart when they defeated Repre three good practices a week. The play
the figure of this man loomed upon the ly said. “ Oh von had a life lhe other
is
'
'Diamonds
and
Hearts,"
aud
the
cast
seutative Beals' bill in the state senate
horizon iu Taft-like proportions and day.” His present actions seein to in
which provided that timber owners is as follows '■
Carrie Hathaway—Bernice Halstead, things still came his way. One day he dicate that he still has life.
should furnish assessors the amount of
attended a base-ball game and occupied ,
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A MERCHANT.
timlier on their lands. This has necessi a young lady of eighteen with an
Wilbur will no doubt make a mark la
a prominent position close beside the
tated county courts in several of the affection of the heart, a love of fun and
the world, but we fear it will be a ques
batter.
As
usual
things
came
his
wax
He Used to Be One Engaged Exclu
counties having the timber cruised, and a hatred of arithmetic.
sively In Foreign Commerce.
Mabel Goyne—Amy Halstead, her A stray ball sought him out, and ter tion mark.
the Tillamook county court is going to
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Originally the tenn merchant was
Viola: “What i« your favorite county?”
take the bull by the horns and find out sister two years younger. Foud of minated its mad career by striking him
squarly on the uose. Moral—Popu
applied only to one who traded with
for a certainty the amount of standing frolic.
Violet : “Ly nn ’’
foreign countries and who owned or
larity
has
its
drawbacks.
Lillian
Anderson
—
Inez
Gray,
a
young
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timber there is in the county. This will
BBS
The party given last Saturday by the chartered ships for that purpose—
necessitate an expenditure of at least lady visitor willing to share in the tun.
Wanted by Bill Burdick.—Some wore Emersonians in honor of the Ciceronians. Chaucer’s “Marchaunt:”
Ruth Easter—Mrs. Halstead, a widow
$40,000, which will eventually come out
He wolde the see were kepud for eny-
questions.
and
a
stepmother
to
the
Halstead
girls
was a great success. Everybody had a
of the pockets of the timber owners. It
thinge
Miss
Davis
;
What
did
the
vandals
do
Clara
Tmnerstet
—
Hannah
Muri
nice time, and bv a poetical contest the Betwixe Middulburgh and Orewelle.
was not necessary to have a large por
(n
Italy
?
The merchant of Venice had “on the
editors of the “Bugle Call’’ learned that
tion of the lands re-cruised, but when Barnes, oy Sis, a maiden lady who keeps
Bruce : They went up the Tiber an i we have a great deal of poetical talent ocean” his “argosies with portly sail,”
the timber barons defeated Representa house for her brother.
Carl Dawson—Dwight Bradley, a I ramsacked Rome.
in the school. Miss Walker was founJ and so had all the other merchants
tive Beals' bill they threw the gauntlet
about whom poets or historians have
to l*e lhe most highly gifted poet, and
down and have themselves to thank for fortune J)dnter, and Mrs. Halstead's son
written. So also In the Bible there is
The
senior
class
ha9
begun
prepara
by
a
fufiner
marriage.
was
awarded
the
prize.
the new condition of affairs which now
no confusion atiout the meaning of the
tions
for
commencment.
At
a
class
Horace
Sappington
—
Dr.
Burton,
a
3MB
confront them.
word. One passage alone will serve as
meeting
last
week,
the
following
officers
young physician.
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W/ You Tell Me.
an illustration. “She is like the mer
Most everybody, o|; we should say to
Willie Anderson—Sammy, the darkey were chosen : Class president, Marion The ” Bugle Call’s ” Correspondence chants’ ships—she bringeth her food
be more correct, every ^>erson who lias bell-boy in the Halstead House.
Hare: Class secretary, Clara Tinnerstet;
from afar” (Proverbs xxxi, 14). De
Column.
an interest in the moral condition of the
Albert Bramwell—Abraham Barnes or . Class treasurer. Elsie Scovell. We have
All reasonable questions on all reason Quincey, writing in the early part of
city, believes that min »rs should be kept "Bub,” a Yankee farmer still unmariied a fine.class this year, and the whole able subjects cheerfully answered.
the nineteenth century (“Autobiograph
out of the pool rooms. This was fully at forty. A diamond in the rough.
school will unite in trying to give them
To W.H.T , Washington, D.C.—No, ic Sketches”), says:
demonstrated when the big gang of boyt-
"My father was a merchant, not In
the best commencement iu the history of William, we would not advise you to try
Elmer Allen—An attorney.
the sense of Scotland, where It means
started out recently and committed bur
the school.
Clarence Stanley.—A sheriff.
to reduce your weight. We know that
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a retail dealer—one. for Instance, who
glary, and there is no telling when ano The play will be given at the Opera
The other evening at the rehearsel of Jackson, Lincoln, Jefferson and othei sells groceries In the cellar—but in the
ther such occurrence will take place to House, April 17th.
the plav, when “Sam.ny’’ came to the great presidents were thin men, but can English sense, a sense rigorously ex-
shock the public conscience and bring
place where the stage directions said he see no reason why flesh should be a ser elusive—that Is. he was a man en
grief and sorrow to parents. It is now
The Old Wlmming Hole.
Remember, too, the gaged in foreign commerce and no
must
“execute a pigeon wing,” he said, ious handicap.
several months since the Preus called
(By Robert Stillwell. ’10).
grief that any reduction would cause other, therefore in wholesale com
Mayor Johnson s and the city council’s
How many memories the old swim “How do you execute a pigeon wing ?
merce and no other.”
the cartoonists.
attention to the need of an ordinance to ming hole calls to mind, as we in our Eat it ?
But now it is no longer necessary to
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Tol.R , Washington, D.C.—In answer
prohibit minors entering pool rooms, but davsot maturity gaze down into its
Urban ; “Why did they make the fing to your question, we would advise you “plow the Spanish main” to give one
it begins to look as though this is being cool and placid depths
When we re- er of the statute of liberty just eleven
this time honored title, for any one
not to, do anything to cause a war just
systematically delayed. Another thing, turn from a long absence from the scenes inches long f”
w’ho sells eggs by the dozen or flannel
now. It might divert attention from by the piece is at once put down as a
complaints have reached us this week of our boyhood, the first thing that, Frank:"Idon'tknow."
the
Tillamook
County
election.
Always
merchant.—London Notes and Queries.
that City Marshal Zimmerman spent the strikes a sensitive spot ia our memory is | Urban: ” Well, if thev had ma le it
I>e8t part of last Bunday playing cards Mie old swimming hole. As we gaze up- twelve inches long, it would have bee« be polite, Theodore, and you will never
regret it.
in one of the pixd rooms, and as the on this hallow spot, we remember how a |oot
Webster's Home Squadron.
To C.S , Tillamook, Oregon.—In an
A few da.vs before his death Daniel
mayor was very active in secuiing the in ouryouthful days, afterhaving put off
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election of Zimmerman, the Chief Execu our garments of civilization, we stood i Anybody wishing to be instructed in swer to y<»ur question would say that Webster wished to leave his sickroom
tive ought to investixate this matter, for as Adam stood in the garden of Eden, j *he fine points of the art ol yodeling i w e do not consider it necessary for a once more to look upon the little para
Mr Zimmerman came here as a Christian contemplating the refreshing plunge, j should apply to Prof. A. Abraham , young man to tie married to become a dlse which bls taste bad adorned about
stateninan. Two of our Presidents have his mansion. Dressing himself with
minister and a man who ought to show And also, do we remember how after we Bramwell.
the utmost care, he went through the
been
single men.
a
a
a
a good example in the community, and had taken that plunge, we came up j
house on the arm of a servant and
To
Dr.
E
A.,
Tillamook,
Oregon.
—
Yes,
Report trom the H-use.
especially to young men. It is up to spluttering and splashing, without teeth
finally reached the library. The night
Mayor vohnson, nor the Press, toprove chattering like a gasoline engine.
On account of the absence of Speaker we coiisKier thw amputation of a patient's before there was a terrific storm, and
the truth or falsity of Mr. Zimmerman
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Bramwell, Mr. Blanchard, of Baker, was head a very serious operation, but it will the great statesman expressed solici
Last Monday Mr. H. Morse Epplett elected temporary . speaker.
playing peaknuckle in the pool room on
------- . A motion certainly gain you a wide reputation, tude for the safety of the fishermen
Bunday. __________
off the coast As he looked from the
received a new electricbell It is rumored was made and carried to devote a lew | should you peifurm it successfully.
Notice to Timber Cruisers.
, Notice is hereby given that the Countv
Court ot rillam'nok County Oregon, will
receive sealed bids lor thr cruiMi.g ot all
the timber land« in Tillamook Countv.
I lie county will not pay lor lhe cruising
ot anv lamta on which there 1« less than
100,(MM) leet of timber or ten thous
and te»-i ot piling on each subdivision,
forty acres. The cruiser, however, will
lie required to go over and examine all
tnnbei lands in lhe countv, even though
there may Ire less timber than the
amount above stated for each forty acre
tract. Two seperate bids are to he sub
milled, one tor single running amt one
for double running. The court will re
quire the one to whom the contract is
awarded to tile with the court a satis
factors bond in the sum of ten thousand
dollars for the taithlul performance of
Ins coutract All bidders are required
al the tnnr of tiling the hid to deposit
with the court a certified check in the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars •>
a gurantee of good faith. The contrac-
tois to tie required to have the work all
completed and the reports of tbs cruise
tilerl on or before Srptemher 1st, 1908
All bids must Ire hied with the Countv
Clerk nn or hetore 3 o'clock p.m April
18th. 1908 The Court reserves tbs right
to refuse anv and all bids.
By order <■I Count r Court.
G. H j JL smb ,
.
Your frec«r return« your money if yos don't
Hk« Schilling'« Best; we pay him
HJE Wuhluo urttAIUI bt.ilUu kHbiuNt
LIGHT RUNNING
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NO ALUM
I n F ood
has been made illegal in Washington and the District of Colu
bia. and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized
lnmnrkii«,
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injurious.
To protect yourself against alum
v;hen ordering baking powder,
Notice to Dairymen
Say plainly—
ifwwi want alth.r « Vibrating Rhnttis Rotare
•huUtsorssin.i«. Hirrad ir'Aw.ÄuM)
Hrwlu« Mr.-hlu. write 10
TNI II« NOMI OIWIM MACNINI COMMIT
Orano«, Maa*.
N •" "-‘'S
kirr« ire m..l* w wll resandlM at
aaahtv, bui th. New Home >, „.j, to >Ma.
Ou, surrari, n*re, raw eut
••M by MlUrl.M 4eaUers ally
F0S SALS SV
E. T.HALTOX, Agent.
Card of Thanks.
ROYAL»
•nd be very sure you get Rovai
fr- Royal Gr
Dignity.
I ought not to allow any man because
be ha« broad lands to feel that be Is
rlih In my presence. I ought to make
him feel that I can do without his
riches, that I cannot be bought-nel-
• ber by comfort, neither by prlde-and.
>U»hough I he utterly penniless and re
ceiving bread from him. that he Is the
Poor man beside me.-Emerson.
J ames WauggM
B elle H ardui H
—
Notice to Socialisti.
A mass meeting of the registeredrnw CJ
ot the Socialist party will be heldatilflB
County Court House, April 4,19*10,
the purpose of nominating a covfl
ticket and transacting such other b«BB
ness as may come before it. By
of local quorum.
W C. W olfe , Sxi
of O hio , C ity of T oledo , igg
L ucas C ounty .
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F>ank J. Cheney makes oath that beta
Cartner of the firm of F. J. Cheney fit Co.,
airiness' in thn City of Toledo. County
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pij
sum of ONE HUNDRED DDL LAKS fol
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
by the use of Hall’s t atarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENE1
Sworn to before and subscribed in myf
ence, this 6lh day of December, A.D- info.
.
,
A ft GLEASON,
JsEAi, [
Notary PuM
S tate
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is’taken iiiternallf,
acts directly on the blood and mucous su-
of the system. Send for testimonial» free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo
Sold by alt Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipatioi
Notice of Creditors
Notice in hereby given that the
has been appointed as Administrate
the estate of HUBERT E ROSS. "
by order of the County Court, of Till
County, Oregon. All persons having
against said estate are required to
the same to me at the office of H T
at Tillamook City, Oregon, duly ver
required by law, within six monthyro®
date hereof.
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Dated this April 2nd, 190R .
•
. T heresa M. R oss . . t .
Adnunistratni
tiMssa L a « i >, A ct J dsk 3. i>7*— K01**
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Portland. Oregon J’»*y
Notice is hereby given that tn op”
with the provisions of the act ol
of June 3rd, I87M, entitled “Anf7.Hfaraa
lale of timber lauds in the States of
_
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
C
is extended to all the Public 'Jlld
act of August 4, 1892,
HENRY J. REAS,
>f Portland, county ot Multnom«»,
Oregon, has this day fl «rd in this o
•«worn statement No. 77I8, for th«
the E st'«, of Northwest
the
of Northwest */4 and Northwest M 0
west
of sec. No. 11, in township
range No 10 west, and will <’"** ’’
show that the land sought is
tor its timber or stone than for H’'1
purpose«, and to establish his cl«J
land before the Register and Keceiv**. ■*. 5
land. Oregon, on Wednesday the l«B
June, 190B. He names aa witnes«*»:
j
Percy Simpson, of Woodburn. CrefO" -. $
Hovenden, of Woodburn. Or» gon;
< aples, of Nehalem, Oregon ; Mattb«»
of Hubbard, Oregon
.
Any and all pernons claiming
|Je’
above described lands are requested
claims in this office on or before said w»
June, 1908.
A lobrnon S. D rmsse *
,
8»sing the Alp«.
_ r>M yon , um > tbs Alp«?”
•W yes Our car broke down right
Did You Ever Try
opposite them. .nd, do yon know. I'm
’ *d ? dM 1 found ,bpm *> HARRIS’S NEW FEE®
charming and lnteresting."-Exchange
LIVERY
BARN,
C,Mr- bu» Confusing.
If not, give him a cal’-
8be-Oh don't go there on Saturday
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crowded. Nobodv Everything first-class. S**:
’
there then. - Philadelphia Inquirer
Some peop.e think that they are fond
literature Just becaoae they Ilka to
«wad novela- Boaton Globa,
at 1
We wish toextend our heartfelt H m H
to the many friends and member,olH
I 0.0.F. Lodge, who so kirulli aiuH
us at the death and burial of nor «H
father.
G eorge W iluab T ■
Sensitive Plants.
There are plants sd sensitive that If
when standing by them you should
suddenly put up your umbrella or sun
shade It would be quite sufficient to
cause them Instantly to close together
their leaflets and turn down their leaf
stalks. Just as if they were startled and
alarmed by the movement. Indeed,
on a sunny day when the temperature
Is sufficiently high you need not make
eien so decided a movement; merely
.your shadow coming In contact with
their leaves will often cause them to
fall slightly -Strand Magazine.
So does France
So does Germany
li
The liolstsin Cuttle Assraration of
Tillamook County is arranging with
some of the heat known breeders of the
East to, a large consignment of young
pkre bred Holstein Cattle, the greatest
milk and butter producers of the world
Quit raising scrubs Head vour herd
with an animal of this excellent breed.
For part Kolars apply to
Cn»a K vnii . President.
A BrxscHsitir. Secretary
E ngland S ays
and strictly prohibits
the sale of alum
baking powder—
i County Clerk.
J
window his eye fell upon a number of
pleasure boats which had beev iwecr»-» '
to a little mound Jn the artificial pond M
In the rear of the house. ''Well,” said I
be. “the home squadron Is safe. 1 I
think 1 will go back." It was his last I
playful remark. He never left his 3
room again.
TEA
We couldn’t nioneyback
tea, if our tea weren’t bet
ter than tea as you know it.
garibaldi .
Mrs. Easter and small
the guesls ol Mrs. Thomj.su,, ,U11
Saturday and Sunday,
Captain Fairley, wile and tw#
came in on the last bout tu be
the life saving station, Theyc,
Point Adam«.
V. A Schkppi is trying vet,
get the grippe.
Saturday, while Mrs.
daughter. Darn«, were nearnmiu
in .............
thur buggy, lhe horse scarne
Lecanit-
Hl nd jumped around quite a bit,
not hurt the occupants, but
them.
Fete Swenson and; Walter Ri
lelt for over the mountains laq
Mr Swenson is on a pleasure tnj’J
Portland. He intends tube l>a<t J
Garibaldi people in about twowttj
Work is progressing on the road
tween Garibaldi and Frank u..i„l
place quite rapidly.
We have a new neighbor now ,i
1« Mrs. Chas Johnson
¿Lenord Paquet went to Till,
Sunday to visit with his sister
Grace |acob«.
Lida Marie Schlnppi has been
the weather the )a«t week.
Mrs. Frank Hobson is iniprori,|
had a back set, but is getting along J
Iv now, and Mr. Hobson wears i.
on his face all the time.
Any one wanting « shrpherdc
dog inquire at V. A. Schlnppi's,
Mrs. Harry Crane, of the Miamfl
quite sick w ith the la grippe.
-1'-
Nels Anderson expects to leave on fl
boat for Alaska.
Arthur Evans is trying to be sick. I
The new baliv girl at SchlappiJ
getting along nicely.
w
Mrs. Ruth Wilkes, of the Miami, fare
still confined to her bej.
TO<
Nels Nelson returned to Garihaldihl
i
week after several days ¡pleasure J
side.
Newton S. Schlappi is suffering wr.ll
severe cold this week. As long a J Hil
Teddy Bear keeps well NewtoiJ San
stand anything___________
2(
block South of I’ 0-
W. G.
HARRIS, PWF