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No. 25
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 23, 1911
he Child and Money
Come out and root and
■¿‘P. Xs w*n Hiilsboro vs.
1 .H.S., at Stillwell Park No
vember 25th. Big football
game.
There is a report that the P. R. A
N. is negotiating for the land where
the Allen House stands, with the
object of building a large modern
hotel in connection with the new
depot, which is to be built in that
vicinity.
re of vast importance now, as bearing upon
next generation. Teach your children to save
ir pennies and nickels now, and they will
jw how to value a dollar by and bye. Children
mid be taught to be thrifty and they will then
jw how to be independent. Present savings
ikes future riches.
Be a depositor with us.
ve your children deposit here too. You won’t
’ret.
Approved Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK ~
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JTIJ^LAMOOK,CITY. ORE. __ SUPERVISION
AM00K JOTTINGS
loot “meeting is called for
ler 2nd.
Brant went out to Portland
nesday.
e Edmunds went to Port-
Saturday.
Alderman and wife went to
j on Monday.
! Thayer is reported to be
:k in Portland.
on Friday to the wife of
'lank, a 10 lb. soil.
t wanted by Mrs. E. Kirk.
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:k east of Academy.
fish, oysters and clams
•
y at the fish market.
red Poorman will leave for
text week, where she will
le H. Elmore, Patsy, Gerald
le Anvil come in on Wed-
riage license was iesued to
lust and Anna Detleng on
y-
sickens wanted at the Tilla-
iat Company’s Market, 13c.
id.
mith and wife, of Portland,
of Mrs. C. W. Camphe I, are
risit.
your chickens to the Tilla-
iatCompany’s Market. We
per pound.
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Monk’s Studio and have
lure taken to send to your
it Christmas.
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’ Judge Percy R. Kelly and
eporter Butler left on the
ursday morning.
ison building has been sold
land parties, who have
t for speculation.
Its, cheapest and best paper
n town. I.eave orders at
it to Harris’ barn.
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ladly stood the trip to Port
cell as could be expected
taken to a hospital.
filson River Water Com*
“pe is busted and it is
the break is in the river,
“Shoeing and general job
^ne door west of T. H.
law office. Grant Thayer.
at Tillamook Feed Co., a
I takes the place of “White
You can get it by calling
lanch McNair left on Thurs-
lallas to attend the wed-
lisa Noyes and Ralph Wil-
n and wind storm came to
uesday morning, when the
turned bright and warm,
i nights.
•J“ E. J. Clauseen, assis-
■ taryof the Tillamook Com-
hil>, went to Portland last
business.
Hl !! See a fast, clean
l Stillwell Park, No-
25th. Hillsboro vs.
»k High.
MRR’S
Don’t miss the first football
game of the season. Hills
boro & T.H.S., at Stillwell
Park, November 25th. Get a
ticket !
I will pay 8c., 10c. and 11c. for calf
hides at my shop. Try’ me out and
see.
The Old Reliable Hide and
Fur Dealer. N. E. Melchoir.
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Don’t eat poor bread any longer.
Get the “Best” hard wheat flour
in the city, of Shrode, it makes good
bread. Every sack guaranteed.
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Registered Jersey Cow, with calf
by registered Jersey bull, yearling
Jersey bull eligible to registry for
sale cheap. Inquire at this office.
The Tillamook County Bank and
the First National Bank have been
designated depositories for the
postal savings bank in Tillamook
City.
All members of the Ladies’ Guild
of Tillamook, are hereby notified
that on account of Thanksgiving
the next meeting will be held De
cember 6.
H. J. Spencer has bought A. G.
Beals interest in the Lake Lytle
property, the consideration being
$15,000, on a trade with a 215 acre
farm in Pennsylvania.
Married, on Wednesday after
noon. at the Todd Hotel, by the
Rev. H. V. Hooven, of the Church
of Christ, Claude Lane and Maude
Lewallen, both of Hebo.
Strayed from pasture near Ne
halem, small pony, color brownish
bay with white star in forehead,
mane roached close. Please notify
Ray Marble, Tillamook, Ore.
Mrs. Shrode will give six lessons
for $5.(X) in china decoration or if
perferred she will furnish every
thing, excepting gold and china,
and give six lessons for $5.90.
“ DROP IN AND
E. F. Rogers, the local agent for
the Warrington W. & W. Mills fine
tailoring, has been averaging over
10 orders a month for the past
three months with but little effort
oil his part soliciting orders. This
shows what satisfied customers
does.
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If you want a suit of clothes oran
overcoat made to your measure
and tailored in custom style by one
of the leading tailoring establish
ments in Chicago, at a price never
before known in Tillamook County,
See E. F. Rogers, local agent for the
Warrington W. & W. Mills, over
Tillamook County Bank. M tit mil
Telephone.
This is how a rural editor ap-
pealed to his subscribers : “If you
have frequent headaches, dizziness
and fainting spells, accompanied
by chills,
cramps,
chilblains,
epilepsy and jaundice, it is a sign
that you are not well, but are liable
to die any minute. Pay your sub
scription a year in advance and
thus make yourself solid for a good
obituary notice.”
Photograher J. H. Williams, has
traded his studio to,’ Mrs. H. Fisher,
of Tillamook, for a studio at that
place, and the change will be made
in a few days. It is believed that
Mr. Williams has chosen a good
town, and one that will grow rap
idly, He ia a good citizen and a
good photographer, and we wish
him every success.—Telephone-i
Register.
A letter received to-day from E.
E. Lytle asks for the names of per
sons interested in clearing lands.
The I’. R. & N. Ry. has issued liter- [
ature on the most economical, man- ’
ner of cleaning up logs, stumps,
etc., which will enable the owners
of such lands to clean it up and put
it on the market at the cheapest
possible Cost. E. J. Claussen, As
sistant Secretary of the Commer
cial Club, is preparing a list and he
will include the name of any person
desiring the information.
A quiet wedding took place Wed
nesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Bales in this city, when
Mr. Chester Hoskins and Miss May
Margaric were united in marriage
by Rev. D. L. Shrode. The groom
is a son of W. II Hoskins of the
Foley and the bride came from
Alaska and has been visiting with
Mrs. Bales Both are highly re
spected young people and the
The Lamb-Schrader Company happy couple start their married
is the name of a new cor,Miration, life with the tiest wishes of a large
which will do a wharf and ware number of friends.
house business, with B. C. Lamb,
The series of revival meetings
Paul Schrader and Geo. Willett in
conducted by Evangelist Organ
corporators.
came to a close Wednesday evening
Tillamook City is to have another when the church gave a social in
gent’s clothing and furnishing es the Williams building. The even
tablishment, J. Javity, from Wis ing was spent in asocial way with
consin, having rented the Williams singing and music, there being sev
building, next to the Tillamook eral excellent duets and instru- I
County Bank.
mental selections, after which re
F. A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash., freshments were served which all
has located next door to Lamar's enjoyed. The remainder of the
variety store, and is prepared to do evening was spent in games, all hav
all kinds of shoe repairing at ing a merry time. Evangelist Or
reasonable rates. All work guran- gan and wife left on Thursday
morning, and Rev. Hoven, who ■
teed. Give him a call.
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has resigned the parish here, will
The Golden Gate has given up her
leave with his family on Tuesday.
passenger license, consequently she
Andy Anderson was brought to
«rill not carry any more passengers.
She will be able to carry gasoline thia city the first of the week from
and other freight «rhich is prohibit Neskowin, where he had l>een act
ing into a strange manner. Having
ed while carrying passengers.
got in some trouble with .«ome of
Get a ticket! Hillsboro vs. the people of that place he went off
T.H.S.., at Stillwell Park, by himself and acted in an excited
November 25th. First oitside and queer manner. She. iff Cren
foot ball team ever brought shaw authorised his deputy. Ed.
into the county. Tickets at Worthington, at Cloverdale, in see
what the trouble was all about.
Lamar’s and Clough’s.
Wh’n the deputy arrived tliere the
man ran into the «rater, tmnking
that he was going to tie injured,
and would not come out until W « r-
thington ordered him to .Io so at
the point of a revolver
He was
well cared for and brought to this
of Lamar's Drug Store.
city and upon examinati n «««
released
The man ha I been a
LOOK AROUND.”
sailor.
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VARIETY
ited two Doors west
Now that the automobile rush is
over we are repairing any and
everything. Guns, locks and keys,
typwriters, cash registers
and
complicated machinery a specialty.
At Ed’s Garage, 2nd Ave. Any
thing that we can’t repair we will
buy.
Rest Room for Ladies.
STORE
The Star has a drama ’nd
Comedy reel every night.
SI.50 per year.
Hawley Visits Tillamook
Representative W. C Hawley paid
Tillamook a visit on Tuesday, com
ing in on the delayed train at mid
night, which interfered with the
arrangements which had
been
made for a meeting of the different
Ports and a public meeting. Ow
ing to being called away Represent
ative Humphreys was unable to
come in.
Wednesday morning
Representative Hawley, with the
members of the Port of Tillamook,
and a delegation of business men,
went down to the bay in the Frolic,
visiting Bayocean and Bay City,
where the party was entertained at
luncheon by the people cf that city.
•Ir. Hawley explained to the mem
bers of the Ports of Tillamook and
Bay City the statue of the Tillamook
project to improve the bar, and the
difficulties which confronted them,
owing to the engineers at Washing-
ton, not only changing the plans
which were desired by the local
bodies and recommended by the
Board of Engineers which was sent
here to submit a project, but also
as to the matter of the I’orts con
tributing 50 per cent of the cost.
He knew of no way whereby the
project now lecoiniiie :ded by the
Board
of ” Engineers
could
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be
amended,
To attempt
.
to do so
would, no doubt, jeopardise the
whole project and it won Id be years,
probably, before another could be
substituted, as the whole thing, such
as another survey would have to-
be made. He hardly thought it
right or just to the local people and
the local eng ineer for the engineers
at Washington to plan out and ex
act conditions in a project not liav
ing their approval, or what they de
sired, but they were tip against a
condition of »Hairs which was hard
to overcome, as no appropriations
would be made winch did not have
the engineers at Washington ap
proval of. He thought it might be a
good plan if some one from Tilla
mook, who was conversant with the
local situation and able intelligently
to discuss, it was sent to Washing
ton to appear before the Rivers and
Harbors Committee, as it would have
considerable weight. He promised
to do everything he possibly could
to procure an appropriation of $400,-
(XX), and as he worked in conjunc
tion with Representative Humph
reys, he thought if there w4is a
Rivers and Harbers Bill the next
session of Congress bethought that
amount, with local aid, could be pro
cured for the improvement of the
bar. As the Democrats were in con-
If You Owned a Dangerous Bull,
Would you allow a child
wearing a red dress to go into
the field where he was kept. It
is equally as bad judgment to
invite robbery and perhaps mur
der by keeping money on your
person or about the house. Let
us take care of it lor you.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF
TILLAMOOK,
The Only Government Examined Bank iu the
Countv.
trol of the House, he did not km «
whether there would be a Rivets
and Harbors Bill, but lie said. word
had been passed around to ent ex
penditures ns much as possible
After the meeting Repre < nt.itive
Hawley was taken ’<> Garibaldi, and
from there he was taken to Ne
halem, being accompanied i>v Mr.
Frank A. Rowe, who dime Io 1'illa I
monk with him Tuesday nigllt and
11, T. Botts. He left for Portland
on Thursday morning.
Better Get Acquainted.
Come in and get acquainted with
the new S. W. Miller Player Piano.
It has no equal as a continual home
entertainment, as every member of
the family can play it from the
child of seven years up to grandma
and grandpa. For sale direct from
factory’ to home at the big store of
Jones and Knudson, Tillamook,
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Oregon.
Splelidid Stock.
The dependable S. W. Miller is a
Piano of today.. Every stick of
timber in its construction shows
splendid standard stock, value and
lip to date featuies never found in
pi.uioes o a ower grade.
The S. W. Miller Piano uses for
its strings the celebrated f’odili ii ti
German imported wire, which in
the highest priced piano wire in
the world.
A piano with such
strong, superior staple wire never
disappoints, but stays steadily in
tune, where a cheaply made piano
would go wrong. We invite you
to our store to see and hear thia
piano. Jones and Knudson ori-
ginatora of the direct selling plan
in Tillamook from factory to home
distributors.
THE RAILROAD WINS
By Making Possible a
POPULAR LYCEUM COURSE OF
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR
TILLAMOOK.
One of the Best Bureaus—The Mcneleys, of Chicago,
—has been secured for a course of FOUR ot their
Most Popular Entertainments.
The Rickets Entertainment Co., Musicians with
CHESTER L.
RICKETTS.
Impersonator and Reader.
U.B. Church, Saturday Evening, Nov. 25th.
MISS BELLE KEARNEY,
Lecturer, Writer, Traveler.
(Later date).
JAS. R. BARKLEY,
Artist, Cartoonist, Clay Modler, Chalk, Talker.
(Later date).
The Meneley Quartet,
With
their Organ Chimes and Mcrimbaphones, and
RAYMOND McCORD,
I ni personator
and
Reader-
(Later
date).
EVERY ONE IS A WINNER. DON'T MISS ’EM.
Each Entertainment Singly.
25c. forjuniors. 50c. Adults over 15 years, or Tickets for the Course, with
Reserve Seats. 75c fur Juniors ; $1.50 for Adults.
On sale at all Drug Stores. Plat for Reserved Seats, at Finley’s Store.
I B Church, largest auditorium in the City has lieen engaged for these
entertainments. But letter get your seats early.
For five years I have backed the very be-t talent offered by thr< •• of the
strongest bureaus, but the Meneleys arc equal to the liest. 1 commend these
H. WEBER. Canby, Ore
entertainment-