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TIEEAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 8, 1913
A Saving Plan
Just about the best plan for saving
money is to set a mark a certain sum
to save in a certain time.
Then strive with grim determina­
tion to reach it.
Deposit this money in our Savings
Department or on our Certificates of
Deposit which we issue any time in
any sum from a dollar up.
Then when you have reached your
goal you will have won a thousand
battles. You will repeat your achieve­
ment in less time and with less effort.
You will probably set your next mark
higher.
Adopt this plan now, and bring in
your first deposit.
Lost, a pocket book, containing
notes and other papers belonging
to James Hughey.
Finder will
- please return same to the owner. *
I The nice fresh vegetables at the
BIG 4 are moving fast, that’s what
makes them good. We said long
ago there would be something do­
ing at this store.
.
the court will put the rock crush­
ing plant there and give Blaine a
good graveled road, which it is en­
titled to.
Following the dedicatory services
at the Christian Church, Evange­
list Gaylor, assisted by C. H.
Alteide, will commence a serie» of
revival meetings in the new church
building on Sunday.
i
Attorney M. J. Gersoni has open­
ed a law office in the offices occu­
pied by Attorney Holmes in the
Tilla mook Block. He will devote
two days, Saturday and Sunday to
Nehalem, Mr. Gersoni baa been
appointed county attorney, but
there is some probability that this
law will be referred to the people,
in which event. Attorney T. B.
Handley will continue to act as
deputy assistant prosecuting at-
torney.
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Oregon
If you haven't seen the latest in
the way of buggy improvements,
you can see it at the Tillamook
Feed Company. Drop in and look
WM. G. TAIT, President
it over. It’s a peach.
,
Buy a Ford car because they run
J. C HOUDEhi, Viee President.
20 miles on a gallon of gasoline.
When you get them your troubles
are over. See Ed. Hadley, the local
i agent for the Ford auto.
Interest Paid on Time and
I The County Court took up the
Savings Deposits.
petition of the citizens at Wheeler
to call a special election to incorpo­
Under United States Government
rate that town, which was granted
State Dairy and Food Commie-
and the election will be held on
Supervion.
sinner J. D. Mickle, writes : 'All
the 29th.
The mail service on the P. R. & dairy butter offered or exposed for
N. will in future be seven days in­ sale will l>e considered misbranded
stead of six days a week on all if it does not have plainly marked
points on the read, it having been on each roll or square the words,
decided to place mail clerks on the "Dairy Butter," "16 ounces full
CAPITA L
weight,” or "32ounces full weigl t."
Sunday trains next Sunday.
and the name anil address of the
John Imbluni will start a res-
manufacturer. Any person offer­
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE
SUPERVISION
CQUNTY
turatit at Bar View on Saturday
ing or exposing for sale dairy but
and he invites all his Tillamook
ter not branded in compliance with
friends to dine there when at the
this ruling will be prosecuted •in
beach. He promisee to give them
"Tliaru Bodyfelt ha» quit his job
der the statutes provided for • he
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as janitor at the court house and a good square meal.
branding of food products.
At a meeting of the city council
ee Big Mack for your »ewer con- w- H Hoskins has taken his place.
Price $5,000. Fine place on • he
Itlona._________________________ * ' We guarantee all goods that on Monday a resolution was pass Siletz River for sale, On tidewater,
ed authorizing the improvement of
tyliah City Photographs at the [eave our store because we buy on-
more side walks. Mayor Harter 30 acres of timber and 60 acres of Iff
lamook Studio.
. i ly that class of goods. The BIG 4. was granted a continuance of leave bottom land. Owner offered $3,000
We have just received a barrel of
for timber alone. Good house and
he BIG 4 has one of the nicest
of absence until the 15th June.
new barn. Enough land cleared
•s of candy in town.
. . genuine Sorghum direct from the
William
Maxwell
will
leave
Mon
East, home made. Tillamook Feed
to make a living dairying; also fine
or Fine Photographs at popular
day to attend the State Grange and
Co.
location for a cheese factory. School (L
:es.—Tillamook Studio.
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he will carry an invitation from the
house on the place. Another piece
lasses fitted. Any kind, any | One large fire-proof Hall’s safe Tillamook Comtnerial Club for the
of land to rent adjoining. Thia is
for
sale.
Inquire
Tillamook
Title
Grange to hold its next annual
le. Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt.
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a splendid buy and will make the
216 Tillamook meeting in 1914 in Tillamook.
& Abstract
Co.,
arge tent for sale. 14 x 24 ft. See
y
buyer rich in a few years. Reason
Block.
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT ON BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
Morrison Mills returned last week, for selling is debts.
lie Watson, at Todd Hotel.
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Inquire
ot
If you want seed oats you will having gone to a stock sale at the
PROPERTY AT A BIG BARGAIN.
hicken wanted at the Spanish
have to hurry as we are not going West stock farm at Scappoose, Chas. Goyne, Kernville, Oregon. .
Choice
Vacant
Lots in iill'Additions.
chen. Will pay highest market to have enough to go round. See
The unidentified body of a man-
Good.Buys are Easy Sold.
where he purchased a full blood
:e.
i Shrode.
.
SEE ME FOR MONEY MAKERS.
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Jersey cow and heifer. Mr. Mid» was found by Henry Ties, of Port
lias Inez De Lillies has gone to
Wanted, to buy, horses from 1200 was delighted with the stock he saw laud, at milepost 6!1,», near the
Hand to study French
and to 1400 pounds, sound and in good
mouth of Salmonberry River. The
at the stock farm.
lie.
presumption is that it hail been
working condition. City Transfer
Machinery for the whey sugar
marriage Iicense.xvas issued to Co.
buried there two years. There was
factory to be erected near the Maple
Carl Commons and Hazel Scher-
no clothing except a blue shirt. The
Free, an elegant bevel edged stag Leaf Cheese Factory has
been
jer.
handle hand mirror, containing shipped. Mr, Warner obtained con­ opinion expressed by those who
idy cook xvanted at once. In- your photo with our folders.—Tilla­ tracts for 95 per cent of the whey saw the body was that the man was CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Solo—C. 11. Altheide.
about 35 years old, had weighed 175
re ax Rollie Watson’s, Todd Ho- mook Studio.
from Maple Leaf and it is the in­
DEDICATED SUNDAY Dedicatory Service—S. R. Haw­
pounds and was live feet, ten inches
31dg.
kins.
We have a new kind of coffee in tention of the factory to sign up
tall.
Coroner
Hawk
summoned
a
’, D. Stillwell left on Tuesday now that satisfies everybody. The
Dedicatory Prayer—J. E. Jope.
Frank A. Rowe was in the city on jury, and from the fact that the Other
Denominations Will Hymn.
a visit with friends in Eastern kind that makes you want more.
Wednesday. He is the promoter of grave was quite shallow deduced
gon.
Take Part in Services.
Benediction.
The BIG 4.
the new town of Wheeler on the there had been foul play, and re­
ren Burton will take a trip out­
Basket Lunch in dining room at
south
side
of
Nehalem
bay.
and
be
A Snap,—The furnitnre and lease
turned a verdict in accordance
The new and handsome Christian close of morning service.
• to-moirow to be gone for a
of a rooming house for sale, over extended an invitation to the editors therewith.
Church,
which
is
a
credit
to
the
k or so.
3 p m —Y. P. S C. E.
Williams’ harness shop, Call on of the county to visit that growing
The weather the past week was city, will he dedicated on Sunday
7:55 p.m —Evening Service. Bap-
Ive chickens wanted at the Tilla- the premises.
section of the county, promising to
morning, when the other Protest­
beautifully
fine,
and
considerable
>k Meat Company’s Maiket, 12c.
service and sermon by Evangelist
dine
and
wine
them.
progress was made in some of the ant denominations will take part
The new depot east of •he city
pound.
It is expected that the new bridge improvements which are going on the services. It was expected thut Gaylor.
was occupied this week aud «he
r. Jack Olson has opened den- passenger train started from there north of town will be finished on in this progressive city. The build­ the building would have been fin­
Stockholders’ Meeting,
parlors over F. R. Beals’ office,
Saturday so that travel can be re­ ings having been removed from the ished before this, but, ns is usual
this morning.
h phones.
sumed on that road. The contrac­ Oddfellows’ property, the basement in Tillamook, unavoidable incidents
The regular annual meeting of
Mrs. Frank Taylor and daughter
hone Joe Lilly for wood sawing, Erma, wife and daughter of Editor tors took advantage of the tine is being excavate I for another two- happen, which go a long way to the stockholders of the Tillamook
weather
and
carted
a
large
amount
mtry work solicited. Phone 1313 Taylor, left the first part of the week
story building which will be an- retard the progress of building Hotel Company will lie held on Mon­
of dirt, fixing it so that the road I other permanent improvement to operations in winter, yet consider
ific States.
day, June 2nd, 1918. at 1:30p.m., at
for Tacoma. Wash.
roller can be used.
the city. The Oddfellows have ing eveytliing, the church was the oflh e of the company in Tilla­
5 Rent.— a furnished house, four
District Superintendent Moore, of
Prof. W. J. Kerr, president of the been
fortunate in renting
the built in good time, and the pastor, mook City, Oregon, office of II. T.
me and pantry. Apply to W. the Salem District of the M.E
I
who'e of the stores and offices lie Rev. J E. Jope and the members of Botts, at which time n Board of
Oregon
Agricultural
College,
and
iewcombe.
Church, held quarterly meeting in
E. Shrock, deputy dairy and food fore work is even commenced on the church are to lie congratulated Directors will be elected, also to
1 our work does not suit you tel) this city on Monday.
1
commissioner,
will discuss the the building. On the ground floor that the woik is compli t -d The de­ receive
n full statement of the
if it does tell your friends. City
On account of the death of his matter of a demonstration farm for the First National Bank, will oc dicatory services will commence at assets and liabilities of the com­
nsfer Company,
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grandfather,
John Rhodes,
at this county at the Court House, on . ciipy the corner, and Arthur Still- eleven o'clock on Sunday morning,
pany.
loward Wahlen, Leading Jewel­ Dallas, Frank Rhodes left on Tues­
Dated, Tillamook, Ore., May 7,
Monday afternoon, at 1 p.m., when 1 well and the City Transfer Co will conducted by the pastor, anil the
will put a mainspring in your day to attend the funeral.
dedicatory
sermon
will
lie 1913
a large attendance of dairymen is • occupy the other two stores
By order,
”h for 60 cents.
preached by the Rev. S. R. Haw­
Several persons came near mis­ expected to be present.
P
J.
WoitkALl.,
Preaident.
There appears to be a general kins. ot Portland. Evangelist Gay­
le graduating exercises of the sing the train this morning owing
U T. B otts , Secretary.
The new auto truck belonging to sentiment in favor of a stock show
amook High School will take to not knowing the train would
lor, with C. H. Altheide and n
SB
the Commercial Stal les was put on 1 in Tillamook
City
this sum large choir will lake part, the solo­
:e on June 13th.
start from the new depot.
the run between this city and Clo­ ' mer, and from the look of things
Dairy
Farm
to
Rent.
ring your chickens to the Tilla-
Since the Oddfellows’ building has verdale on Tuesday, carrying the this will soon lie decided upon. ists being Mrs. Jennie Roy Romeyn
and C. II. Altheide
>k Meat Company's Market We been moved Hilma Johnson has mail. As soon as the summer
For rent a dairy farm in the Ne-
I There 1» no reason why this should
Following is the program for the
12c. per pound.
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moved opposite the Jones-Knud­ schedule on the railroad goes into ; not tie an annual affair and a credit
canicum Valley, about seven miles
services
of
dedicatory
day:
>st,— a log chain between the son Furniture Co’s, store.
effect, it is probable that the able showing made of blooded
from Seaside, Oregon, on milk route,
9. 45 a.m
Bible School.
nty machine shed and my resi-
Gust Wicklund, Albert Marolf and schedule on the South mail roots stock. We feel sure if the dairy­
to the cheese factory. Milk wagon
11 a. m. Voluntary.
ce. T. D. Lucas.
Guy .Vaughn left on Monday, for will tie change so as to make the men will take a lively interest in a
goes every day. Terms casl. or
Coronation.
shares. Address O”'r< lohrsou,
on’t forget that Howard Wahlen, Portland, having been summoned return trip the same evening.
stock show it will not only be a
Invocation.
Seaside, Oregon. Route No I
eler. will put a mainspring in on the Federal Grand Jury.
General Passenger Agent J. M »11 < ess, but will stimulate the de
Hymn—I love Thy Kingdom Lord.
ir watch for 50 cents.
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Wm. G. Tait, president of the Scott, of the Southern Pacific, is sire to obtain the beat grades of
Scripture l.esson — Responsive
For Sale
he Board of County Commie- First National Bank, and Mrs. expected in to make final arrange­ cattle. It may be a good opportun Reading.
ners is in session this week Tait, left Sunday for Portland, to be ments for the summer schedule on ity to decide this at the meeting
Prayer—Evangelist Gaylor.
RO acre» of bottom land known an
gone about a week or ten Jays.
isacting county business.
the P. R. A N. Besides the local next Monday »4 the Court House,
Solo—Mrs. Jennie Roy Rome) n.
• he Peter Brant place. The price
when
President
Kerr,
of
the
Ore
is $400 an acre Vincenti Jaceb. .
Announcements.
Born, to the wife of Fred Poorman train between Tillamook City and
i fine quality of slab wood, the
gon Agricultural College, will ad-
t to be had in the city. Leave on the 30th, a eon. We welcome Mohler, it is expected that two
will leave this city for drrss the dairymen on the »pies
Mr. and Mrs. W. B Aiderman into trains
er at the City Transfer Co.
Portland
as soon as the summer tion of demonstration farms.
mateurs ! Better pay a small the grandpa and grandma class.
travel opens up.
A s(iecial meeting of the Tilla
rge and get good results from
Capt. Dodge returned in the gaso­
Married, on Saturday, at Clover­ mook Commercial Club was held
ir kodaks.—Tillamook Studio. . line launch Olive this week from a
I will be too bad to wear an old trip south He took two loads one dale, by the» Rev S. L. Clark, pas on Wednesday evening, with a good
tor of the Cloverdale Presbyterian attendance r.f memtiers to take in­
at the dedication service of the from here and the other from New­
Church, W. Carl Commons and to consideration the matter of club
istian Church. The occasion port. The csptain was the first to
lands ladies to look as nice as go into Salmon river with a load of Miss Hazel Scherxinger. The happy rooms. Several suggestions were;
couple are well known and popular offered, one of which was to incor­
freight by water.
• ible. Hilma Johnson
young |>eople of the south part of porate and for the club to build and
the county, and their many friends own its own quarter, but as the |
extend to them their congratula present quarters were offered for
•ions and best wishes for their $«¡50 a year it was agreed to rent i
these for the coming year. Several ,
future happiness.
J. J. Hollett was in the city at­ ' other matters were taken up and.
referred to different
committees,
I tending the meeting of the co in •y
one of which was to hold a straw- |
court in regard to improving the
l>erry social and dance next month
road to Blaine The enterprising
to help defray some of the indebt
settlers in that part of the county
DOCKSt WARRH>U3K
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of the club, it being the in- ,
hive done considerable volunteer ednes
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FRONT STRBET, BKTWRKN »nd A »rd AV RM CM WKST.
tention of the newly elected officers
work and now that the court has
permanently located tlir-road it will to wipe this off as quickly as pos
be graded, aud probably next year siblc.
TILLAMOOKCOUÑTYWlS0“
LLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Bj Houses for Rent
Property Cared For
Rents Collected.
A. C. EVERSON,
LAND AND MERCHANDISE BROKER.
Buys, Sells and Exchange.
Large and Small Tracks.
Room: No. 215 TILLAMOOK BLOCK.
UHMHR'S
variety store
TiuunmooK' O regon
Drop in and Look Around ”
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Biick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Koof Paint
LAMB SCHRADER COMPANY.