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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL »4. 1913
Mrs. Louie Laboviteh leaves Fri-
day morning for San Francisco to
visit her mother.
“Found, a bunch of keys, which
the owner may recover by calling
at the Headlight office.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinnaman
returned home Wednesday alter
spending the winter in the South­
west.
The new rural route is from Bay
City, which is the second to be es-
tabliehnd in this county, will have
a compensation of $616 and the
length will be 12is miles.
The new proprietors of the Ram
sey House, Messrs. M. J. Peterson
and C. S. Barnes, since they obtain
ed posseaaion'of the hotel,have been
refurnishing it with new furuiture,
making it comfortable and attrac­
tive for visitors. Both of these
Determined effort to save develope
gentlemen have had experience in
or strengthens a valuable faculty, namelv,
catering for the traveling public.
the faculty of drawing the line between
| The Ramsey House from now on
will become a popular hotel, as well
necessary and useless expenditure.
, as a great improvement in hotel
accomodations in this city.
Think of it : Isn’t it usually the
WM. G. TAIT, President
A two acre snap in Tillamook
thing one is better off without that takes
City Thia is the John Hathaway
the money he should save?
J. G HOUDEht, Vice President
property, and consists of two acres
Father Van Clarenbeck left on of fine garden land near the Tilla­
Tuesday morning’s train for Port­ mook cheese factory, has a fine 10
Hence the.double benefit of the saving
land for the purpose of making room house, a barn, chicken house
habit: First, learning to deny one’s self
plans for the erection of a new and several other buildings. The
Interest Paid on Time and
Catholic church in this city.
harmful indulgence ; and second, acquir­
price of this is only $3500, $1200
Savings Deposits.
An excursion has been arranged down. The party who gets it will
ing a property through little triumphs
for next Sunday to Bar View on the make $2000 this summer on his bar­
Under United States Government
over self.
Henrietta, for the benefit of the gain. We have an option on the
baseball team. The launch leaves property. Address the Ralph Ack-
Supervion.
Ask yourself now if there is any reason
Tillamook at 9; 15.
I ley Land Co., 170-5th St. Portland,
why you seould not become a money
H. S. Soule, the well known piano Oregon,
tuner from Portland, is now in
saver at
The religious cantata at the Pres-
Tillamook for a few days only. 1 byterian Church on Sunday drew^a
Orders may
be left at either large congregation, which was
Clough’s or Lamar's drug stores * admirably rendered.
OLDEST;_
Mrs. F S.
John Aschim, who has been in Whitehouse proved an excellent
Eastern Oregon, returned to the city anil impressive reader, and she was
COUNTY i
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
SUPERVISION
oti Sunday. He expects to have well supported by the choir and
charge of the tire wardens the com ♦*>e vocal soloists. Mis R. A. Moore
ing summer, a position ¿which he and Mrs Emmet Bales. The can­
held last year.
tata was “ The Man Who Spoiled
illamook jottings One large fire-proof Hall’s safe The opening game of the base­ the Music,” and portrayed one of
for sale. Inquire Tillamook Title
those events in life where drink
See Big Mack for your sewer con- A Abstract Co., 216 Tillamook ball season in this city will be Sun­
day, May 4th, when the Weonas, of brings misery and poverty in the
Block.
setions.
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The Warren Construction Co. has Portland, will come here and play home when the head of the family
Want to trade a piano for cows.
commenced
grading the street from Tillamook. This is expected to be is a drunkard.
Address, Box 426
Under the auspices of the Ore
the First National Bank to the an interesting game.
Stylish City Photographs at the depot.
Uncle James Ferry, who has bsen gon Holiness Association, begin­
Tillamook Studio.
If you want seed oats you will making his home in this city with ning May 7th, evangelistic services
■ Attorney McCamant, of Portland, have to hurry as we are not going Rollie W. WatBon, left on Tuesday will be held ip Tillamook by Rev.
(L
CBme in on Wednesday.
to have enough to go round. See morning for Elma, Wash., to dis­ James and Stella Crooks, field
®For Fine Photographs at popular Shrode.
pose ol some property there, when evangelists for the association.
.
Rev. Crooks has had several years
prices—Tillamook Studio.
. The L. O. O. M. will give a dance he expects to return to this city.
■Glasses fitted. Any kind, any Saturday night. Everybody invit­
Attorney Gearin has rendered an experience as a missionary in
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT ON BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
■tyle Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt.
opinion in regard to the efforts to Seattle, Wash., having had charge
ed. Tickets $1.
PROPERTY AT A BIG BARGAIN.
^■.arge tent for sale. 14 x 24 ft. See
of The Life Boat Mission at that
Wanted, to buy, horses from 1200 cancel the contract with the War­
place.
The
holiness
association
Choice
Vacant
Lots in all Additions.
Rollie Watson, at Todd Hotel. •
to 1400 pounds, sound and in good ren Construction Co. to pave Fifth
Good Buys are Easy Sold.
Attorney A. E. Clark, of Portland, working condition. City Transfer Street. It is his opinion that the under which he labors at present
is an inter-denominational move­
SEE
ME
FOR
MONEY
MAKERS.
City
Council
cannot
cancel
the
con
­
to attending the circuit court this Co.
ment reaching all churches and
The Big-4 says eat more vege­ tract.
classes of people. The place of
W, H. Harris and A. J. Rager meeting will be announced later.
he Moose dance Saturday night tables and lees meat the Doctor
at the opera house. Tickets $1. says you will soon find out where have boughtout the running Btock
Field Worker for Industrial Fairs,
of the Commercial Stables. They
Everybody invited.
to get them.
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N. C. Maris, will spend the week,
have
also
taken
over
the
mail
route
Free, an elegant bevel edged stag
fetave chickens wanted at the Tilla-
Api.l 28 to May 3, in thie County.
Book Meat Company's Market, 12c. handle hand mirror, containing between this city and Cloverdale, a He will visit the different localities
but as the Attorney General took was a good wife and aikctio-a'e
your photo with our folders.—Tilla­ motor truck for which will arrive
per pound.
with Supt. Duel, and an effort will the position that he could not hold mother and friend.
this
week.
.
wfcady cook wanted at once. In­ mook Studio.
Marie Remer vh Peter Renier ia a be made to organize and thus in­ the office, Mr. Handley declined the
quire at Rollie Watson’s, Todd Ho­
Major Mclndoe came in on Mon-
Grass Seed.
divorce
suit filed in the circuit sure industrial exhibits with prizes appointment and so notified the
tel Bldg.
diy to condemn old property .be­
awarded
to
the
winners,
within
governor.
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Prime Red Clover Seed., 22c.
Father Le Miller came in on Tues­ longing to the governmer t. He left court. These parties were married the reach of every child in the
Alsake .
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in Australia on the 25th November,
day with Francis Richter, the blind the next morning.
county. Schools will be visited Death of Mrs. W. B. Honey. Tiinoth j
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1897,
and
have
three
children.
The
pfanist.
1 in ported Orchard Grass
Owing to a few cases of diphtheria
22c, • »
and mass meetings called for even­
grounds
for
the
divorce
are
person
­
We are sorry to announce the Domestic
We have four articles on sale all in the city', the School Board de­
ings. Every citizen interested in
al indignities.
Imported Italiun Rye
the time changing every three days, cided to close the school for the re­
the welfare of the boys and girls of death of Mrs. W. B. Honey, which English Hye .............
11c. »•
President
W.
J.
Kerr
of
the
Ore
mainder of the week.
the Big-4.
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our county is asked to attend these took place Wednesday evening at Clean Muakete Seed............. 20c. • »
gon
Agricultural
College,
will
be
Dr.
Wendt
’
s
hospital.
Mrs.
Honey
meetings and assist in making this
All this is prime seed.
Ray A Co. have a limited supply
■Dr. Tack Olson has opened den-
in Tillamook City somewhere about undertaking a grand success.
had been declining in health for
A lex . M c N air a C o .
parlors over F. R. Beals' office, of Alfalfa hay at $17 00 per ton ;
some time and was taken to the
timothy and clover, mixed, 21 00 ; the 12th May, when tlie matter will
h phones.
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A
special
car,
containing
L.
R.
be discussed as to the advisability
hospital to undergo an operation The Red Wheel General Repair
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r. Speaker’s dog was poisoned straight timothy, $22 00.
and ways and means to establish Fields, T. W. Younger, H. A. Hin­ with the hope of saving her life.
Shop
Owing to the large produ-tion an industrial farm for Tillamook shaw and S. A. Siefer, officials of
morning by a man who gave
For several days she appeared to
and
the
condition
of
the
cheese
Southern
Pacific
Co.,
came
in
the
trychnine.
County.
Summer is coming. Bring your
on Wednesday. They were over be improving and it was thought bicycles and get them fixed with
hone Joe Lilly for wood sawing, market, cheese dropped to 15!4c. to
she
would
recover,
her
husband
The carpenters who have been the road for the purpose of making
ntry work solicited. Phone 1313 wholesalers on Saturday.
employed building the new depot an inspection with a view of mak- and family being greatly encour. good material. Good work and
W. C. King left Monday for Tai-
ific States.
promptness at “fair** prices.
finished on Monday and left for ing some improvements
They aged, but ahe passed quietly away
Bicycles of all kinds for sale and
J. P. Worrel, who is building the lant, where he has gone to^cultivate | Timber, where they will build a log spent part of the evening at the last night.
new hotel, left cor Portland on a his fruit ranch. He will be away ; cabin depot on the P. R. A N. It Tillamook Commercial C ub ar.d
The funeral will take place to­ rent. Guns and gunsmithing, fish­
from the city for over a month.
business trip.
morrow (Friday) afternoon at two ing tackle repaired, etc. A 1 Dens­
ia expected that the new depot will
On account of leaving town, I will be ready for occupancy by the 1st left next morning. Although Mr. o’clock, the religious service being more typewriter for sale, $16.00.—
I The Loyal Order of Moose will
Scott
was
not
with
the
party,
they
First St, West, Corner First Ave.
Myifre a dance at the opera house on sell my India Runner Ducks at May.
expect that two trains will be run in the Presbyterian Church, con­
half
price.
All
laving.
Mrs.
Grace
ducted
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
D.
A.
U Saturday night,
Dairy Ranch for Sale
Cornforth, at Rosenberg house. * | A. T. Dolan is constructing ce between this city and Portland, one Mackenzie. She was a member of
■ If our work does not suit you tell
m»nt walks around the School leaving in tlie morning and the
Lost,
a
pocket
book,
containing
that
church
and
was
an
active
work
A dairy ranch, nicely located on
ug; if it does tell your friends. City
ground I
All materials used are other in the afternoon.
notes and other papers belonging
er in the Ladies’ Guild. Duiing Tillamook Bay, at Garibaldi, which
Transfer Company
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the
best
on
the
market,
The
gravel
The
annual
meeting
of
the
contains
9J acres. Half of the land
Finder will
her residence in this city she made
.^Howard Wahlen, Leading Jewel­ to James Hughey.
is screened and free from dirt and lamook Commercial Club will
is good river bottom, and the other
please return same to the owner. *
many friends, and she was a wo­ half
is fine rich tide land, with a
’ is being mixed with a concrete held on Monday evening nt the club
er, will put a mainspring in your
man highly respected and beloved hill that contains tine hard blue
Agent C. L. Howe, of the P. R. A mixer. He is receiving 12c. per
«Mtch for 60 cents.
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rooms, when officers for the ensn- by all who had made her acquaint­ rock, connecting with tlie rock
N., has been transferred to Oregon square foot foi hia work.
l^pring your chickens to the Tilla-
ing- year will he elected, Thoae ance.
quarry. Good house and barn, two
City, and Ray Grate took hie place
creeks with fine spring water runs
We on Thursday as agent in thia city
■MB. ok Meat Company’s Market
Mrs. W. E. Hutchinson, of Port­ nominated are as follows:
Her maiden name waa Effie through the place All the cows «nd
President Fred C. Baker, » C.
’ 12c. per pound
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land,ha« leased both the hotels and Lamb
Blanch Bond, and she was born in machinery goes with the pluce. We
and C. I. Clough.
If you haven’t seen the latest in
Ira. A. A Pennington left Mon- the way of buggy improvements, tent city at Bayocean. She will
1st Vice President John Leland Iowa in 1884 She married W. If. will sell half or all of the place. For
Honey in Iowa in 1801, and had further information call or write to
to visit relatives at McMinn- you can see it at the Tillamook take charge the 1st May. About 25 Henderson.
2nd Vice President—Russell Haw­ two sons, J B and I. T. Honey. the owner.
men have lieen put to work on the
and Willamina.
FkANK K. S tkubby ,
Feed Company. Drop in and look
pavement, and workmen have com kins
Garibaldi, Oregon.
won't forget that How ard Wahlen, it over. It’s a peach.
3rd Vice President—Frank A Her father, sister and brother re­
.
menced
the
construction
of
two
side
in
Iowa,
and
another
brother
Rowe.
jHgeler. will put a mainspring in
The Big 4 wants you to return all new cottages for J. Poulson, of
4th Vice President-F. If. Hana- is in Colorado.
For Sale'
your watch for 50 cents.
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goods that are not satisfactory so Portland.
don.
The bereaved family have the
SO
acres
of
bottom
land known us
fine quality of slab wood, the you see we are doing the fair thing
5th Vice President—Wm Roy.
Secretary Will SpauMmg and sympathy of the citisens in this the Peter Brant place. The price
Secretary Olcott will make the
to be had in the city. Leave (That's all there is to it) Honey A
hour of sorrow and parting, for she I is $400 an acre. Vincents Jacsb .
annual appropriation, equal to one- K. A. Claussen.
r at the City Transfer Co
Hathaway.
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Treasurer—W. G. Tait.
twentieth
of
a
mill
ti|>on
the
tax
­
emember the Big-4 Grocery has
Three Directors—Dr S. M. Ker
Mrs. Erwin Harrison was operat­
ue line of green vegetables at ed upon in Portland on Monday able property, for the support ren, B. C. Lamb, Ira Smith,
of county fairs, which, for Tilla­ John Groat, W. G. Dwight and F.
imes. Honey A Hathaway. *
and Dr. Boals, who returned on
mook. will amount to $MS9 from D. Small,
mateurs I Better pay a small Tuesday, reported that she was get-
Governor West has appointed M.
state funds If this is not used for
_ ting along nicely.
ge and get good results from
that purpose it is to lie placed in J. Gersoni, of Nehalem, County At­
r kodaks.—Tillamook Studio. ■ . 1 Buy a Ford car because they run
Attorneys
the road fund. If no county fair torney for Tillamook.
e have just received a barrel of 20 miles on a gallon of gasoline organization it in existence County Goyne Willett and Claussen were al­
mine Sorghum direct from the When you get them your troubles Court is authorized to appoint a so aspirants for thia office, but as the
governor and Mr. Gersoni were ad
■■<, home made. Tillamook Feed are over. See Kd. Hadley, the local county fair board.
agent for the Ford auto.
mitted to the bar together, he had
Francis Richter, the blind pianist, tlie advantage of personal acquaint­
gave two recitals at the Gem The­ ance with th^ governor. District
atre on Tuesday night to large and Attorney Hill fnforms us that he
appreciative audience«. Mr. Rich­ has been notified by letter that a
ter showed that he had mastered party in Eastern Oregon will en-1
the piano, and that he possessed voke the referendum on thie law, |
remarkable ability. Throughout who claims that it is an additional
the two recitals the audience by expense on the taxpayers to give
their enthusiasm waa thrilled with each county a posecuting attorney.
admiration as the fingers of the Governor West offered the ap-
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DOCKS : WAREHOUSE,
jierformer flew over the keys of tlie laiintment to Representative T. B.
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN 2nd f ’•«4 'VR.ÇK "T.SÏ,
pianG and peeled out beautiful Handley in recognition of his vain-
music.
able service in Uic state legislature,
A Valuable Faculty
First National Bank
Tillamook, Oregon
' ¡TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK|~
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& Houses for Rent. Property Cared For
Rents Collected
A. C. EVERSON
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LAND AND MERCHANDISE BROKER
Buys, Sells and Exchange.
Large and Small Tracks
Room : No. 215 TILLAMOOK BLOCK
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Roof Paint
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UA|WHR’S
VARIETY STORE,
TlbUAOlOOK.
OREGON-
LAMB SCHRADER COMPANY.
Drop in and book flround ”
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