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T illamook THE YEAR’S RECORD In Births, Marriages and Deaths in Tillamook County. A pril . 31—Willard S. Buel, male. D ecember . 2 Solon Schiffman, female. 3—Chester Stuart, male. 5—A. C. Smith, female. 15 Frank Devine, male. 18 -E. F. Fisk, male. 31—Wm. H. Sales, male. headlight , Victor Asp, 1 year. 8— Chancy Gladwell, 4 years. 12—Clara Goeres, 21. 19—Horace F. Holden, 73 year«. 22—Infant of H Rosenberg, 14dys. 23------ Longfellow, 20. 'ir- Edwin J anuary 26, ion. RAILROADS HELP CAUSE OF'HARBOR. Tillamook to Make Renewed I Effort to Obtain Govern I ment Appropriation. PAID ADVERTISEMENT. THE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH AND THE NAME. The births last year numbered 118, M ay . being an increase of 47 over the 18— Harriett A. Jackson, 79 years. With the entrance of two new rail Marriages. previous yaar. The largest num 16- Henry Boss, 73 years. roads into Tillamook Bay region J anuary . ber of births occurred inAugust.the 18 Margaret Wilson, 7 years. the residents of that section are 1st—Claude G. Christensen and 22—Lelia Owens, 8 years. records showing 21, with only 4 in making renewed efforts to secure a 22 —Anna E. |ohnson, 4 months. November. ' Of the 118 birth«, 71 Mary Brooten. 27— Charles Miron Ho»ley,3 years. Government appropriation for a 5th—John B. Langley and Bessie I.-Scriptural Names of Individual Believers. were males and 47 females. 31 —Ella Eichinger, 32 years. Willie. channel to connect the local harbors 1.—Disciples (Learners), Matt. Xxvi., 26 ; Acts vi., 1. Christ the The total number of marriages in lltli ArthurL. Mapes and I.uticha J JJCE. with deep water and with that end Teacher, Bible the only text book, judgment the examination day, 1909 were 55. They increased to 09 Kunze. 1—Wm. Plank, 76 years. in view the citizens again are prom 2. —Brethren (Relation to one another), Matt, xxiii., 8 ; Acts xv., 23, 12th Henry Landolt and Johannia in 1910, a gain of 14. J uly . ising to provide $650,000 of the $1,700,- Christ also ia our Brother ar.d we are hie brethren. Matt, xii., 5); There were 55 deaths in the coun Baumgartner. 1—George W. Bennet», 29 years. 13th—B. T. Comer and Cora May 000 requisite for the work. Heb. ii„ 11. ty last year, made up of 20 females Downing. 7—Charley Raymond Smith,_6 yrs. 9- -Mary Anna Womelsdorf, 75 yr«. Both the Hill and Harriman sys 3. —Saints (Character), Acte ix., 32 ; Rom. i., 7. We become such, anil 35 males. The deaths last year 25th—Janie« N. Bodyfelt and Clare tems will have their Tillamook Bay A ugust . not after death, but here. were about 40. Or the 55 deaths in Franklin. 25th —A. L. McCarty and Clara lines completed within the present I— Abbie F. Weston, 90 years. 4. Christiane (Ownerehip, followers), Acte xi., 26; xxvi., 28 ; I . l’et 1910, 18 persons lived to be over 60 Buttz. 4 Oliver Perry Huston, 76 years. year, although service over the Hill iv., 16. We are Christ’s ones. This names includes all the years of age and ranged upwards to F ebruary . 8 Oscar Erickson, 2 years. road may not be inaugurated until above. If we are Christians, we are saints, brethren and dis- 90 years. Eight died before they fith—Normand C. Christensen and 19— B. L. Jackson, 24 years. ciplee. When and How do we get this name ? At Baptism, reached the age of two years. Of Sudie E. Turner. 1» - Almeda Jane Bennett,63years. early in 1912. These-rail connections will make it possible for Tillamook 2(rth—Rudolph J. Larsen and Anna 24—Theressia Plasker, 13 years. Act xix., 1-5. Are Divinely named, Jas. ii., 7 ; Acte xi., 26. the fatalities,.6 persons were drown 28— Marion Shearer, 57 years. Bay to serve the outside world with ed, 1 suicide, 1 killed by log, one Reust. II. --Scriptual Names of the Church. - Infant child of T. Hanson. 23rd—Frank W. Laster and Rhoda freight unloaded in the harbor. given carbolic acid by mistake, 2 <). Eitlbuui. 1. — Christ ’ s Church, or the “ My Church,” Matt, xvi., 18 ; Acts xx., S eptember . With an improved channel, the found dead, and one dropped dead. M arch . 28 ; Eph. v., 25. Since He built it, purchased it, died for it, it 14 — Carl Brooten, 44 years. enterprising people of both Bay City Pneumonia claimed 5, tubérculo «ta 2nd—Walter Andrews and Bessie 15— Sara J«neRittenhou»e,67 years. and Tillamook Citv believe that they must be His. 4. Bright’s disease 2. consumption T. Stubbs. O ctober . 2. —Church of Chriet, Rom. xvi., 16. Refers to different local con. : could compete with other pointe »th—William E. Mackinster and 1. appendicitis 2, cerebral heinor- 4— John Seven«, 77 years. Sophia I.. Goeres. gregations, not to denominations we now have ae they did not along the coast in both rail and rhage 1, gastro enteritis 2, spinal 5 — Ruth C. Edmunds, 10 years. 15th—John Peterson and Annie exist at that time. water traneporation. meningitis 3, and heart di «ease 3. II— Ulrich Zurflueh, 59 years. Ii n If I hf When the Government Engineers 3. —Church of God. I. Cor. i., 2. Same ae Church of Christ for 12— Henry Harrison Hayes, 74 yrs. Strange a« it may seem there were 23rd—Allen L. Page and Nellie E. 13— Merlin D. Pangborn, 2 m. Christ ie God. met Dec. 29 to consider the merits no deaths from typhoid and other Davis. 19—Mrs. Blake Thompson, 30 yrs. of the Tillamook claims for a deeper 27th—Clarence A. Hushbeck and fevers in Tillamook county last year III. --The Harm of Wearing Other Than Scriptural 23—Infant child of A. Davidson. May E. Webb. channel they heard evidence in nor from whooping cough, diph 30-Charity A. Butts, 88 years. A pril . Names. favor of both Bay City and Tilla theria, measles, and other like dis N ovember . 2nd—E. F. Fisk and Mury E. 1. — Party names are sinful, Gal. v., 19, 20 (R.V.); Rom. xvi., 17, 18 ; mook. While the Bay City channel eases prevalent amongst children. Riegel. 7—August Davidson, 48 years. Col. iii., 17. 3rd — Wallace Thompson and Meil seemed to receive more consider 7— Louis Niederberger, 30 years. Birth«. 2. —Party names make and perpetuate division«. I. Cor. i., 12. No C. Coulton. 7-Louis Blattlar, 21 years. ation than the other, it evidently is J anuary . 13th—J. F. Carter and Odessa 22—Roger Irvin Leighton, 1 m. divisions until party names were used; divisions will cease the desire of the Tillamook people 5—John Webber, female. Sj lencer. 25 E’dward Clay Lynch, 14 years. when party names cease. 7— John Whalen, female. to secure improved facilities for 18th—Jessie Davis and Emma 25 -Allen Eugene Page, 14 days. 13— Adolph Erickson, male. 3—Divisions hinder the conversion of the world. John xvii, 20, 23. both places. Arrunce. D ecember . 16—Albert Wilks, female. 20th—John G. Bulmer and Blanch “That they may believe,” • • • "that they may know.” Port Project Favored. 4 — Lefa Alameda Hansen, 2 m. 21—Elmer Rice, male. Ripley. People don’t know which church to join, hence stay out of all. However, the Government failed 5— William C. Morton. 79 years. 21— Samuel O. Thompson, male. M ay . 22— Frank J. Leitheiser, male. 7—Ray Wilson, 4 years. We waste money and men to perpetute divisions while the to act favorably upon the requeat 11th—Henry E. Morris und Ruby 18—William C. Laughlin, 30 years. for an appropriation of approxi 26—D. W. Krake, male. heathen world is waiting to know of Christ. Whittemore. 28— Guy Bunn, m*>le. 25—Heury A. Snow, 74 years. 4. —Divisions disregard Christ, the Head of the Church, Eph. i., 22, 16th—Harry P. Kerr and Dott mately $1,900,900 and the hurbor 29— John Conklin, male. Allen. 23; John xxv., 14 ; Matt, vii.,21; I. Cor. i., 10. When we know Bis plans have not been carried out. 29—Jack Williuma, female. 17th—Joseph Baumgartner anti TILLAMOOK AND BAY CIIYj There has been considerable agi command and wish, yet don’t comply, we deny Him. F ebruary . Lena Wehinger. tation recently for establishing a 2—E. O. Calkins, male. 17th—Jucob Tugmanu und Johunna As a follower of Christ what name do YOU wear? To be Terminals of ths United 2—Leon White, mule. Weiser. port of Tillamook, supported by Railways -Steam and Electri 2—Elmer Baker, female, 24th—Herman H. Tubbesiug and general taxes, and thia plan will be tt—Frank Lewis, mule. Ella M. Butler. city to be Used on Road. presented among others. In the 11—Ed Carter, temule. 27th W. E. Young and Edna end it is hoi>ed that one of the sev 15— Frank Hunnenkrutt, mule. Karr. Sprveys for the Tillamook Bay ex 29—Phillip Quintin, temule. 22nd - P. A. Huitz und Velma tension of the United Railways have eral projects now under way will be 24—Fred I.. Hustings, mule. Withrow. 24—Peter W. Jacobs, female. been made to Bay City and that I carried out. J une . The Hill interests have arranged I M arch . 2nd Ed A. , Fischbocker and place will likely be the terminal of' Nettie Withrow. 1 —Veruor Holden, mule. the new line, although the City of to complete their LTnited Railway 3rd—A. W. Phelps and Etnia 1 Tillamook may be reached through line to Bay City at once, according 2-Ike Quick, female. Erickson. 8— John Blum, female. to the announcement of John F. 12th—John Win. Jennings and a connecting road, said John F. Stevens upon his return from the 14— George Zirr, female. Stevens, president of the North Bank Elsie Scovell. 15— Fred W. Berger, male. J. P. HLiLtEfi, Proprietor. 13th M. C. Morann un<l Agne« and head of the Hill enterprises in East a few days ago. They have ac 18—Arthur F. Goff, female. Benona Mill«. quired a considerable acreage near 22 - Joseph Blazer, mule. Oregon, yesterday. 27th—David 23— F. \\ . Talbot, mule. Construction of the McMinnville the water front, suitable for termi Wallace. 23 Ernest Berg, mule. Special Atteution paid to Tourists. 29th—Hurry F. Loomis and Edith branch of the Oregon Electric may nal yards, and declare that they 24— Bert Johnson, femule. it year, year w’" •Pen<l u liberal amount of inon- Estelle Smith. be begun within the present A pril . J uly . A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation that ey f‘»r*,,>Pr°vements. Definite plans although no definite steps i in ............ 8—Hudson Rosenberg, female. 18th — Robert S. Brodley and i as to the work to be done at Bay 29—Dan Fletcher, female. direction have been taken. France» Helen Rohr. 25— George Zimmerman, mule. "We are principally concerned City have not yet been completed. 18th—Edmund Lee Lyster and 27 —Herman Sunders, feuiule. At the same time two forcea of Birdie Belle Coulson. just now with the Eugene exten Administrator’« Sale Farm for Sale. 29—S. D. Moon,mule. 25th —H. Thiessen and Nellie sion," said Mr. Stevens, "although men are working on the line of the — A. U. Folund, mule. Cave. Pacific Railroad A Navigation Co. For sale by owner: The south The undersigned, administrator 28th Clifford A. Miles and Myrtle the McMinnville line has lieen re to connect Hillsboro with Tillamook M ay . of the estates of laiuis Neiderbeiger half of the place known as the Hill ceiving our earnest consideration. Stea rus. 2— Albert Krake, male. It is expected that and Louis Blattlar, deceased, will place on the Nestucca River, half 28th A. H. Hahnen ami Mary E. We have completed surveys for two Harbor i>oint«. 3- Willium Hughey, mule. Alloway. trains will lie running between Port sell at public sale on Wednesday, of mile of Hebo, will sell with or i 3 Walter Chirk, mule. different routes and will select one February 1st, 1911, at 1 o’clock P.M. Jllth — Joseph S. Lilly and Ida M. land and the city of Tillamook be at the Livery Barn of Henry Rogers without cattle, some one is going 7— Robert Portman, femule. of them as aoon as we deem con Quick. 8— Claude S. Ackley, femule. struction advisable. It is hard to fore the middle of the summer, the in Tillamook City, Oregon, the fol to get a bargain, it is going cheap. A ugust . 12 Olwin Blum, mule. lowing described personal property Easy terms. Write for price.- Illi John Aachim und Nellie say when work on the McMinnville service to be operated over the Sou- belonging 23 John Latimer, male. to the estates of the «aid Whittemore. 29 Ralph I'. Moore, mule. H enry T hompson , Hebo, Ore. branch will start, but we intend to them Pacific tracks between this decedents, to-wit; k,1 city and Hillstioro. 4th—Albert W. Plunk und Jessie build it eventually. 31 —Wm. Tubbesiug, temule. 9 milk cows, Rights of way Mason. People Expect Results. 2 beef cows, * JUNK. and franchises have been secured For either acute or chronic kidney 6th—Ben Newman and Elizabeth 5 yearling heifer«, While Tillamook City will be the 3—John Johnson, mule. disorders, for annoying and pain Lambert. in McMinnville und the territory 7 calves, terminus of the Harriman line, Bay 5— Win. lllingswortli, mule. ful urinary irregularities take 7th Oliver Duvis and Nancy A. through which we must pa««. ” 1 bull calf. 0- Ed Donaldson, male. Foley Kidney Pills. An honest and Gee. City will be one of the principal 1 yearling colt. Electricity Is Favored. 7 Forest Ayer, male. effective medicine for kidney and loth W. R. Rutherford and Ida Such sale will be made by order bladder disorders.—C. 1. Clough. During ttie first period of its use stations. The people of both places 7— Zeno Buiser, female. E. Goyne. are depending U|>on the completion of the County Court of Tillamook 11—Peter Newlierg, mule. Ilth — Theodore Guechter and fulness the Tillamook Bay line will County, Oregon. 13 Archie Gist, femule. Bertha Mantel. be operated partly by steam and ¡of this road to give the business of M. A bplananp , Administrator. 18— Walter F. Buker, femule. 17th Leo Wilson and Josephine the community added impetus and Did You Ever Try partly by electricity, although the 19- Gecrge Worthington, mule. Burt row. to assist in building up the district 19—Cha«. F. Roosa. femule. 18th—1.. Heckman und Emma E. aim is eventually to use electricity Administrator«' Sale. Although work soon will be start 22 R T. Boats, male. HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND Elliott. on the entire line if that is practic 23 —A. H. Beaty, male. ed on the United Railway extension 31st—Oly Womer and Rose Weber. able. N otice I s H ereby G iven ,— That LIVER! BARN, 26— Henry Crensliuw, mule. 31st—E. J. Schilling and Augusta undersigned, adiniatrator of ;the "The tendency ia more and more to to the Coast it cannot be completed the 27— Ernest Worthington, mule. M. Schrader. estate« of Louis Neiderberger and . within six months after the Harri- If noL give him a call. 27— Archibald I’erkina, femule. use electricity,” «aid Mr. Steven« Louis Blattlar, deceased, will, on S eptember . I man line start« to run train« into Saturday, the 14th day of February, J uly . 2nd—J. P. Mattoon and Dollie M. yesterday. "While we are building the bay towns. When thia line’s 1911, at the hour of 1 o'clock P.M., Everything first-class. Second 8— lames Pullin, mule. all of our electric line« in «uch a Morris. 9 - Emile Benscheidt, male. 26th Melvin T. Webster and way that they could stand «team service is added to that of the other at th* late residenceof the said Louis Neiderberger and Louis Blattlar on block South of P.O. 13— Herman Huusworth, mule. Evangeline 1. Bailey. truffle, we are not doing that with the Tillamook region will have bet the North Fork of the Nehalem River 14- Ikilph Tinneratet, male. O ctober . ter transportation facilities than the view of using steam. It ia mere in Tillamook County, Oregon, sell 24— Frank W. Crane, mule. 8th-.Louis Charles Johns and ly u mutter of «afety and economy molt places of the same relative im at public auction, to the highest 25— Carl V. Lett, femule. w. G. HARRIS, Prop. Kuimii Augusta Scholinieyer. portance in the Northwest. The bidder, for cash in hand, the follow A ugust . 9th—William R. Lawrence and in the end to construct them in that ing described property belonging to fact that the bay forms a natural way. Pearl K. Diamond. 1— Sum Tomlinson, femule. «aid estates ; 23rd—Ed Holmes and Edna V. 2 Wm Heacock, temule. 2 sows, "It ia becauseof this that the opin harbor has been pointed out and Atkins. 3—C. H. Vanire«», mule. the comparative cheapness in the A number of pigs, ion has lieen advanced that the use 24th—Wilfred Bonini and Georgia 5 -Geo. A. Hoover, female. 1 hay rope and carrier with har of «team on the Oregon Electric line coat of improving the channel haa poon V’. Simiuon«. 7—John Morgan, mule fork, So fur a« I ticen made a strong feature in the 27th—Julius A. Erickson and ia our ultimate object. 14— Henry Simmons, mule, 1 harness, The esti Kttie Vanderpool. 15 — Fred Niikluu«, mule. know, the Oregon Electric will re requests for Federal aid. 1 wagon, 31st G. A. Cook and Elsie Riley. main mi eleiuac line indefinitely, mate of $l,7U0,0aX it ia said, will pay 15— lame« William«, male. 1 plow, 17—lames Rhodes, mule. Nov EM HER. 1 saddle, although the Tillamook Bay road for making the bar nt the mouth of 17— 1. W. Fredrickson, mule. 1 hydraulic ram. Ilth-N. \\. Knight aud Bessie will have the use of steam trains the mouth of the harbor20 feet deep 18— Walter T. Brown, mule. The valued family re 1 mowing machine. I Byenra. as well a« provide the means of It-Colonel B Preston, female. Also, all of the household effect«, 17th—Wm. P. Hadley and Ollie over the mountains, while electric I cipes for cough and cold 19— G. W Stubblefield, male canned fruit, potatoes and supplies Hol lender. power will be used in the level deepening the channel. 30-H 1'angtsirn. male. cure, liniments, tonics and While neither railroad ia taking belonging to said estates, with all 19th Christian Ol«en aud Ethel places. ' ' —< h*egonian. 21 —Emil Hellenbnyck. male. other remedies have as Blaser. an active part in the campaign both tools and appliances thereto, and 22—U. S. Edwards, femule. also a quantity of hay. 21at— Homer ,.M. Davie and Khas careful attention here as 22—Karl I'hoir. male, are laying their plan« with the view Said sale to be made under order tieth Schmidt. For LaGripre Coughs and Stuffy 24 Frank Franklin. mule. the most intricate prescrip i of serving the shipping interests of of the County Court of Tillamook Colds. Jltli Cleveland K. Alien and 24—Allred Kellenlierger. female. tions. Amelia C. Jolinsiui. harbor. Although the County, Oregon. Take Foley'* Honey and Tar. 1 H ' an improved . ______ _____ 28— Curl F. Sliortriilge, mule. -’4th Klic Stiennon and Ella M. gives quick relief and expels the i United will operate electric trains M A bplanalp , Administrator. 30 - Joseph Hollett. female. Coulter. cold from your system. It contains Ottr fresh, high grade S kptkmuxu . D ecember . no opiates, is safe and sure.—C. I. the officials of that road declare that drugs will help to make For Sale. they will compete actively with the t- John W llolin, male. Clough. 1st Alvin D Thoni|Mon and 5— I auus latlaiwitcli, female. Harriman line for all classes of these remedies more effec Alvina V. Tolil. Baled hay. $20 a ton. 7 -A F Flutter, female Singer Sewing Machine« 1st Fred Ostrander and Haie I freight traffic. tive than ever. 11—I W B>al)felt. male. » extra good cows, selected. Brown. 15 \\ D. Gladwell, male. Now ia your opportunity to Ke» 4 horses. Is»—William Hoenicke and Alice When given aa aoon aa the erwiny Right prices are also 15—R F. Xach ma mi, male. a machine that will last you a___ Allen. life cough Farm implements. appears Chamberlain's 19— m. II Hroliat. female. assured “th J. F. Matthews and Rosalie tune, on easy monthly, payment« » ough Remedy will ward off an See Frank Hannenkratt 2 mi lea 29— Erwin G. Harnaoti. female. that you will scarcely ini«« «nd attach of croup and prevent all Goeffoa. JO- Elgin A. Ileaa. female north of Tillamook. 11 tl—Ulrich Wyss snd 1.1 lue no interest and cause of anxiety. Thou 24—Everett Ixiglituii, male I uthi I iieraunally guarantee every ma danger sand« of mothers use it success 25 -Eldridge Laue, female 21st-F. \ i.a F'lattiboy and chine and will keep it in repair free fully. Sold by laimar's Drug Store. of charge. bltlous France« B M loore. OzTimEM Your old machine will tie taken 2— Fred Thun, lemale. Death« Reliable Druggist as liart (isyinent. <t Wm Tlum. female. J anuary . Machines delivered at your home, 7— Edward L. Hanaon, female 4—George W Sappington.tW year«. on free demonstration trial 1.4- Carl Kniiilson. male. Call m ami see the New Singer Ml <E- D J. l)aiua. 64 year«. 15 Irvin C. Smith, («male. 17 |oM*phiue U Stemnon. 73yra. Bl EhETT S hipman , Tillamook. Ore. 21 August Duvulauu. male. A>—Joaiu« Neiger. 7 year« Whaleui’• Jewelry Store. 38--David liulah. female a SO N I C LODGE. Jt—Wm. Maxwell, maU F ebruary , 28—Albert Old«, male. No. 57, meet« on Sntur- 11-Jaaper Wm. Buckie«, 32 yearn Constipation is the cause of many — Beu H Jacoba, female. ailments and disorder« that make M arch . d*y ot each tuoi th in N ovember . hsv, eg lite miserable. Take Chamberlain'a 9- Gua l.u<i«ke. 2» yearn „ri b, CHE k I.O.O. F. Hall, at 7:30 p.tn 1 -Fred Gilliland, female Stomach and Liver Tablet«, keep Imogene Elliott, «1 yearn G Chas McKilhp. male your txiwels regular and you will ¡I It ETU\’ Nral.Wye.ra F rane S ete ranci . WM. U- I* rank Lundtwrg male. avoid these diseases For sale by »—John Keen m yram Lamar's Drug Store. H F. No»»», See For Over Three Hundred Years the Church Was United in This Name. V. E. HOVEN, Church of Christ. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. FAMILY RECIPES } CLOUGH, 8 fömbergitp 1 education/