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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. MARCH 20, 1913.
| The first step in buying or
uilding a home is the Savings
Account.
Everybody should have a
Jbome of his own.
| A savings account with this
(bank, with regular deposits
from the income, will provide
the money for the first pay-
hnent upon one.
The sooner you begin, the
[soouerfyou will live in your
own home.
LLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
TILLAMOOK
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
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t JOTTINGS
f your sewer con-
at Alex. Me­
lance at the opera
• evening.
Any kind, any
Dr. Wendt.
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tx. McNair*Co's,
he market.
erred Rock eggs
Mrs. Viola Mills,
itsy came in from
.Daded on Satur-
kberdeen, Wash.,
ig over saw mill
nted at the Tilla-
ny’a Market, 12c.
; aize petaluma,
tor made
King
has opened den-
'. R Beals’ office.
for wood sawing,
cited. Phone 1318
Engineer Lock-
:ity on Saturday
sale. 11.00 set-
Lyater, R. D.,
I dig ditches by
labor. W. Roen-
poultry net ing
cost ia email.
Sale; also full
Buff Orphing-
oma Furniahed
Parson, at the
tens to the Tille­
y's Market We
enkratt left on
i Oregon on a
Is.
best grass seed.
A
air A Co’a.
□at in.
j was in from
Wash , laat week
relatives.
piece with every
it's Variety Store.
around."
f alab wood, the
the city. Leave
ransfer Co.
C. Holden and
lie morning fcr a
San Francisco,
teived a barrel of
j direct from the
Tillamook Feed
CAPITA L
_ SUPERVISION
Buy a Ford car because they run
20 miles on a gallon of gasoline.
W hen you get them your troubles
are over. See Ed. Hadley, the local
agent for the Ford auto.
Bern, on Monday, to the wife of
W. A. Williams, a son. And sure,
it was on St. Patrick's day, too, that
the harness maker was as happy a
man as the eons of Erin.
Hazel, little daughter of Alvens
and Phebee Curl, after a few weeks
suffering, died March 12, and was
buried in Beaver Cemetry the next
day, Rev. Dora Young, officiating.
A new iron bridge arrived here
the first of the week for Droughty
Slough and the bridge carpenters
are getting ready to put it in place.
What remains good of the old
bridge will be used in another
place.
Indian Runner Duck Kggs —
Thorough-bred Cumberland. Eng­
lish penciled, pure white egg strain
Indian Runner Duck eggs, $1 per
setting
delivered,
Miss An na
Roenicke, Woods, Oregon
There was a dancing party given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Paul, south of town, Saturday night.
At midnight a delicious lunch was
served, the guests departing at a
late hour reporting a most enjoy­
able time.
What ever you buy from others if
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One large fire-proof Hall’s safe you wunt the beat layers, get your
for sale. Inquire Tillamook Title S. C. White leghorns
hen and
& Abstract
Co., 216 lillamook Indian Runner Duck eggs if om Joe
Block.
Harrison. One Dollar per setting
Embroidery patterns stamped to either kind. J M Harrison, Gari­
order, also perforated stamping baldi. Oregon.
Mrs. George
patterns for sale,
An apron social will b? given in
Willett.
the
Academy Hall on Monday
Get in that early garden. Our evening. March 24, at eight o'clock
line of garden tools cannot be beat p. m. A short program will be
for quality and price.
King i rendered before the social. All are
Smith Co.
cotdially invited to attend. Ladies
Admission
F. H. Haradon, of Astoria, was in kindly bring aprons.
the city on Tuesday on business free.
connected with the cannery at
Did it ever appeal to you that a
Garibaldi.
coat of paint will improve tlie looks
If you want seed oats you will of your residence or barn more
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have to hurry as we are not going than any other thing you could do.
to have enough to go round. See Should your property be for sale,
it will sell at a better price, a great
Slirode.
E. L. Rector of Wheeler, was in deal quicker and easier King &
the city on Monday and sent in his Smith Co
John M. Scott, general pass$nger
application 'or membership in the
agent of the Southern Pacific, came
Commercial Club.
in on Tuesday with R. R. Howard,
The weather on Wednesday had who will go over the county anti
a wintry appearance, with the hills
write a description of the county
covered with snow and several
for the booklet which will be issued
heavy flutters of snow.
by the County Court und the Com-
Mrs. S. A. Blain has opened mercial Clubs.
dressmaking parlors in the build­
Sale or exchange:—We have the
ing previously occupied by the
largest list of Portland property for
Mutual Telephone office.
sale or exchange of any firin in the
For Sale,—Rubber Tire Buggy, city. What have you to exchange
Harness, Robe and Whip, all in first for some of it? Want good im­
class condition Will not break the proved ranches of all sizes. Send
outfit.—Inquire Chas. I. Clough. • descriptions to Chittenden A Neill,
The rock crusher will be erected 310 Oak Street, Portland, Oregon.
on the Wilson river at the Donald­ I A special meeting of the school
son place and the boulders in the district was called for Wednesday
river will be taken out and crushed. to instruct the school board as to
A case was filed in the circuit what action the district should take
court by J. D. Duback "against C. with regard to the street improve
R. Ridgeway, to recover $343.91 for ment opposite the school property,
goods and wares furnished the de- when it was decided that the dis­
t
fendant.
trict pay its share of the expense of
Your lawn will soon take on ita the litigation.
spring look, so get after them with
J. Paulson, of the Paulson-Inman
a good lawn mower. A large se­ 1 Aimher Company, has been visit­
lection to choose from. King A ing at Bayocean with his fami'y.
Mr. Paulson exjiended $6tMM) on a
Smith Co.
Next Monday evening will be the bungalow and the lot has been
monthy meeting of the Tillamook sodded down. He will build two
Commercial Club, when nomina­ more bungalows this spring, which
tions will be made for officers for will make hie investment there
amount to $30,000.
the ensuing year.
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Frank Long, administrator of the
At a meeting of the city council
on Saturday it was decided to em­ estate of William Campbell, vs.
ploy Attorney John Gearin to look Pacific Railwav A Navigation Co.
after the city’s interest in the pave­ is a suit filed in the Circuit Court
in which $7500 damages are claimed.
ment controversy.
If you haven't seen the latest in Thia case grew out Of the death of
the way of buggy improvements, William Campbell, who was killed
at Wheeler by a freight train, the
you can see it at the Tillamook
plaintiff claiming that the death
Feed Company. Drop in and look
was caused through the company's
it over. It’s a peach.
agents carelessly and negligently
Mayor Harter and wife left on operating a locomotive with freight
Wednesday for California and no cars attached.
doubt was glad to get away from
A two acre anap in Tillamook
the strife over the pavement. They
City This ia the John Hathaway
will be gone about two months.
property, and conaista of two acres
Mrs. Fred Zsddach wss iu the of fine garden land near the Tilla­
city from Nehalem on Tuesday. mook cheese factory, has a fine 10
Mrs. Zsddach has made a specialty room house, a barn, chicken house
of growing dahlias and she has a and several other . buildings. The
splendid variety? and is selling the price of this is only $3500, $l2t»l
bulbs at one half the price they are down.' The party who gets it will
being sold for at the nurseries.
ma ke $3K«' this summer on his bar
gain. We have an option on the
projierty Address the Ralph Ack
ley I-and Co., 170 5th St Portland.
R S VARIETY STORE,
UHCnOOK,
OREGON.
in and book Around ”
Oregon
The Oregon Manufacturers' Asso­
ciation has recently inaugurated a
amp-sign throughout the state for
the betterment and extension of
home industries, and for the advo-
cscy of the use of home made goods
As a chief apostle to rarry tl is
doctrine to the people. Edyth Toz­
ier Westherreii is cow visiting Hie
various localities of Western Ore-
gon and interesting the people in
the home industry movement, the
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movement that gives employment
to cur own people and keeps the
dollars atjhome.
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Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
John Borba, of Beaver, and A M
Borba of Tillamook, with two
friends from the latter city, were
caught on a sandspit in Tillamook
Bay by the rising tide, while dig-
ging clams. The tide carried off
J. C.
olden
their boat and left them in a dan-
gerous situation until E. T. Heas,
B. C. amb
of Hobsonville, in a rowboat, took
them off. The powerboat from the
m G.
ai
lifesaving station at Goribaldi,
under command of Captain Axel
C. W. almage
Anderson, also arrived on the
acene, but the men already had
aul chrader
beeu taken away.
George W. Coffman, 67 years ’old,
We have just installed some modern Safe De-
who died March 11, at his home in
Ti lamook, crossed the plans in 1852
posit Boxes where your valuable papers will be safe
with his parents, who settled in
Oregon. Later he secured a farm
from fire. We will be pleased to show theu to you
in L'pper Willamina where he re­
mained until 1893, moving to Tilla­
mook. One of Mr. Coffman’s char­
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acteristics was his friendship with
the Indians, who soon learned to
Under U.S. Government Supervion.
trust him He was always in their
confidence. Three daughters, Mrs.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
J. A. Gray and Mrs. John Pike, Port-
land, and Mrs. Alva Johnson, Barton
Ore., two brothers, Nathan and
Levi, Seaside, and a sister, Mrs.
“arah
Donaldson,
Vancouver,
In the matter of improvement of ' Hemlock and Agnes Allen and
Wash., survive him.
Attorney Gemral Crawford has county rords, the bid ol the Wa r- Donna MaeKenzie of Tillamook,
Misses Allen and MaeKenzie ac­
rendered an opinion that st te ren Construction Co was accep’ed
for the improvement of the road companied Miss Hell home Friday
legislators cannot be appointed to
running East from tlie city limits evening and returned to Tillamook
an elective office, and if Governor
to the R R. A N. railroad ami tha* Sunday afternoon.
West is ruled by that decision he
running North of the city on tile
will not be able to appoint Attorney
Notice of Final Account.
Bav City road.
T. B. Handley county attorney.
N
otice
is H ereby G iven , Tl..,t
There is a difference of opinion
the undersigned, administrator of
Presbyterian Church.
amonst the attorneys whether the
the estate of Thomas F. Williams,
attorney general is right Governor
The following order of services deceased, has filed his final account
West, however, advised Mr. Hand- will be observed at the Presbyterian as such administrator in the County
Court of Tillamook County, Slut? oi
ley that he would appoint him, but Church on Easter Sunday :
Oregon, and that liu i .In of said
under the circumstances the latter
10 a. m. — Bible School, with court lias appointed 5
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feels that he should be governed by classes and teachers for all ages.
14th, 1913, nt the hour of 1
a.m.
at
the
Court
Hou
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the Attorney General's opinion anil
11 a.m.—Morning worship, with
he advised the governor to that sermon by the pastor on the theme. mook City, Oregon aa the 'i tie
place for hearing ol all o .j -1
effect. This will leave the field open "The Immortal Life ” The choir to said tinnì account ami the ►
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forn-.-pirants, the names of Attor- 1 will render three s|>ecial musical ini nt thereof.
Dated this March "Hi, 1913
neys Willett, Claussen and Goyne numbers
JAMES WILLIAMS,
being recommended.
6:30 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.
Administrator of (he Kate of
The St. Patrick social and dance Leader, Mias Ruby McGhee. Topic,
Thomas F. William ',
Deceased.
The Lesson of
al the Commercial Club on Monday “Vital Living"
evening was a success, both from a Easter, II. Cor. iv., 8 18.
7:30 p. in —Easter Vesper servil e, Administrât r’sNoiceof Hearin '
social function as well aa fiancially.
of Final Account
The amount of cash taken in was with sermon by the pastor on the
$99 50 for baskets and $38 for dance subject, ‘The Resurrection Body." ! NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl V EN.
The following musical program that the undersigned has filed b a
tickets, which will net the club over
final account as administrator .4
$100 after the expenses have been will be rendered by the choir :
the esta e of Sum”"' >’■
Anthem,
"
Awake
Glad
Soul,"
paid. County Clerk Holden was
e
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the most spirit'd bidder, for he (Adams).
of tile t ite <»i Oreg» to " ilia.
Duet and Chorus. "The Light County has appointed Weill
paid $10 50 for hts basket, while
the 23rd day of April, 1013, .
W. G Tait, C. I. Clough. B. W. of Easter Morning,” (Creswell).
a. m. at the court room ot
Bass Solo and Chorus, " Praise to o'clock
Gorden and C. E. Reed ran theirs
said court in the county court
up to $5.00. There was a "joker,” Our Risen King,” (Hine).
house in Tillamook City, Oregon,
Anthem, " Be Joyful All Ye as the time and place for the hear­
however, amongst the basket, for
ing of objections, if any there are,
one, which was profusely covered Lands," (Adams).
to said account, and the closing of
Easter Chorus, ' He Joyful in the said estate.
with green, contained four large
potatoes ra’pped in tissue paper. It Lord," (Woodworth).
Dated March 20, 191%
Al.FKKU PKRRBN,
Violin Solo by Mr. E. E Koch.
was knocked down by Sheriff Cren­
Adminiatratjr of the estate of
Soprano Solo, " Reilem p ion,"
shaw, who acted as auctioneer, tor
Samuel Perren, deceased.
$1 50 Mrs. Evelyn Rhodes and Miss (Stults), by Mrs. Mackenzie.
Florence Evans entertained the au­
Report of District No 57.
dience with vocal solos and E. K.
Birthday Party.
For the month of February.
K ch with a violin solo. The com
Laat Saturday, on March fifteenth
Number of days taught 20.
■nittee was composed of Rollie W
I Miss Elva Hall entertained a party
Number of day" -ttendance 452.
Watson S. M. Kerron, R. Cady, B.
of friends who s|>enl tlie day at tier
Number of days absence 12.
Mendenhall and Dr. Perkins.
home at Hemlock, the ocuaion be-
Number of pupils tardy 0
mg her eighteenth birthday, Mr.
Number of pupils absent H.
Shakespeare Club
Ed Blum's birthday, wliii h o< < urred
Names of pupils neither absent
The March meeting of the Shake­ the proceeding Wednes lay, was nor lardy: Agnes Hunter. Charles
speare Club was held at the home also celebrated at the s me time I- etcher, Ivan Knight, Ollie Miner,
of Mis
F S. Whitehouse, when and place, Several nice and usel I Theodore l.iisberg, Esther Miner,
about twenty ladies were present. presents were received, also num Lather I'aul, Ernest Gienger, Earl
According to the usual custom a eroue regards and good wishes Miner, Jimmie
Tone,
Johnnie
Tlie house was decorated wi’li i iienger, Asbury Miner und Pauline
social hour followed the reading,
At noon a < iienger.
and as this was the season for the cedar anil daffodils.
D aisy L. A li . knuem ,
celebration of St Patrick's Day, sumptuous dinner was served.
Teacher.
al! the appointments were in bar The day passed very pleasantly
walk
with
a
buggy
ride,
a
long
munv with the legend oLtlie Emer­
For Sale
throughout the woods, games, cou-
ald Isle
A Gw pure bred barred Ply­
A group of Irish songs by Mrs. versation etc.
mouth Rock ( is kerals $1 50 each,
The guests present were:
Mr. also pure Barred Rock eggs $1 00
Mackenzie, ’My father and mother
were Irish,” atrio by Mrs. Willett, and Mrs. Elmer Hal . Mr. and I Mrs. per setting. Frank Hester
Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs White­ Ed Blum, Masteis Lloyd E iigene
Sewer Pipe for Sale
house, were most heartily encored. and Elton Hall, Ralph Alwin aii>l
The tables were tieautifully dec­ Claud Blum, Misses Evelyn, Elva,
For Sale all sizes of se wer
orated with daffodils and greenery, Marie and Eunice Hall, Esther, and sewer connections.
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and to each place card was attached Rosie, Florence and Edna Blum ol McMahan
a tiny green flag decorated with
harp and shamrock and * Erin go
tiragli. ”
In addition to the club members
the gurst list included Mesdames
llsberlach, Haltoni. Kiger, Lamar
Todd, Hayes. Tait. Barrett and
Everson.
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Tillamook. Creaon.
DIRECTORS
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Coal, Cement, Lime,
Biick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Roof Paint,
Coauty Business
In tbs matter of the deed from
Ella Huniple, the same was ac­
cepted. X
In the matter of the purchase of
a track of lard in sec. 21, Ip I N
R. 10 W . for a county tool house
a warrant was ordered drawn in
fi^v^ of Geo W. Phelps for $500.
The claim of Will Goers for $175.111
was allowed.
A warrant was ordered drawn in
favor of M. M Mend A Son for
|3I4 91 lor tlie Scholhneyer fill.
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