• Si'hinuwk Vol. XXV No. 52 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JUNE 26, 1913 Wall paper. —King A Smith Co. • Wall paper,—King A Smith Co. Clearance Sale.-Men s Suits from 1 .. ........„„ Clearance Sale.—Men’s Suits from $1S to $25. lour choice of any suit $18 to $25 . - ,— Your choice of any suit. ii -Morris Schnal, the Popular Price —Morris Schnal, the Popular Price Checks as Clothier J ! Clothier. Receipts. • —Irvin Carter, of t Galt, Cal., ia I A writer is worried about a pos­ looking after business interests in sible invasion of this country by Rockaway and this city. He will an army of 150.090. Where wou d Before cashing a check, payee must It is the aim of this bank to be here several weeks. I , they get the transput*, and what sign liis name on back in acknowledg­ For Sale,—One Registered Hol- ! i would they do when 20,000,000 men give the best banking serviee ment of receipt of the money. stein Bull. Three years old in Au­ of lightiug age raslied to give them possible--and cue do it. gust. An extra good Bull, price! ' a spunk and good ducking ? All checks which depositor issues are $100.—H.’S. Lilly, Gales Creek. Ore. | I Special for the coming week— It is also our aim to have returned to him after being cashed by the Special for the coming week—! STen's Suita from $18 to $25. Your the best equipment such as Men’s Suits from $18 to $25. Your choice of any suit. Morris Schnal, bank. Modern Fire Proof Banking choice of any suit. Morris Schnal, the Popular Price Clothier. the Popular Price Clothier. These checks constitute a valid re- Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg­ The bonds for the improvement Wanted, a position at general of Tillamook bar have been receiv­ ceipt for the moneys paid, and safeguard lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe house work. Would not object to ed by the Port of Bay City and duly the depositor against claims for duplicate Deposit Boxes—and cue have washing and ironing. Apply to signed, which is the final proceed­ Miss Katie Burke, on the Trask ings as the money will be available them. payments. river. as soon as these bonds ure return­ | “ Everybody is doing it.” "Doing ed. The money will then be placed Checking accounts are always wel­ What ?” “ Getting ready to cele­ at the disposal of the government. come at this bank, subject only to reason­ brate at Bar View.” A most de­ Special for the coming week— lightful time for everybody. Follow Men's Suits from $18 to $25. Your able able restriction as to minimum aver­ the crowd. choice of any suit, Morris Schnal, age balances. i The grass is being mowed on the the Popular Price Clothier. f .................. railroad land, in preparation for Ed. Leach is to be retained as the encampment of the Third assistant fish and game warden for CAPITAL Regiment, Oregon National Guard, this county. The Master Fish east of the depot. Warden refusing to accept his . .TILLAMOOK C»TY. ORE. JsUPEffVlsiON The monthly meeting of the Til­ resignation. Mr. Leach has made BIG TIME IN TILLAMOOK. tend the meeting next Saturday i lamook Commercial Club will be­ a good, conscientious |deputy and afternoon. held next Monday evening, when we are glad that he has been re County Treasurer Beals received Third Regiment Encamp ­ is desired that there be a good tu i tied. on Friday JfrWO 13 from tlu- State; to TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS " all paper.—King & Smith Co. " it turn out of members. ment in this City. be used for a county fair, and in Clearance Sale—Men’s Suite from ------- — | For Sale, young pigs.—Apply to Rev. Herbert White arrived in $18 to $2.5. Your choice of any suit. case the usso. intion is out organ­ See Dr.Monk fornovelties in place Marshall, Pleasant Valley, or this city Saturday evening to take Arrangements are being made ized the County Court can appoint Morris Schnal, the Popular Price Alex. Watt, T.’lamook. • for a big time in Tillamook City a fair board. cards. up his work as pastor of the V. B. Clothier. Druggist E E. Koch was mar­ Church. He left Wednesday for a during the encampment of the See Big Mack for your sewer con­ The monthly meeting of tlie Third Regiment, Oregon National ried in Portland last evening to few days in Portland. nections G.A.R. Comes to Tillamook Shakespeare Club was held on Fri­ Miss Dick, of that city. Busy Bees—Bee Supplies. King & Dawson Bros, will meet all trains day at the home of Mrs. John Guard from July Sth to the 16th. There will be about 700 soldiers and Tillamook and Forest Grove were I The Tillamook Band will furnish with bus, and will handle passen­ Smith Co. Groat, which was profuaely decorat­ l"0 or 500 visitors in the city not in­ the principal competitor« for the the music at the dance pavilio “ gers and baggage to all parts of the ed with beautiful roses for the oc- E. E. Koch left Saturday m orn­ Bar View on the Fourth. city. Call or phone at the Livery casiii. Mrs Henry Crenshaw won cluding those from the surrounding next meeting. Tillamook, through ing for Portland. country, which will be one of the Chaplain J. J. Walters, of Portland, Mrs. II. C. Hanson took the barn on 2nd Ave East. the prize for the best rhyme on biggest events in the history of the made the proposition that if the Stylish City Photographs ât the , examination last week for life Buy a Ford car because they run roses. The hostess served a dainty city. Besides the attraction of the Tillamook Studio. veterans would meet iti their city i diploma under the new law. 20 miles on a gallon of gasoline, lunch, which was greatly enjoyed. encampment there will be band next year they would permit them Prof. L. I- Baker went to Port- Regular Dances at Barview—Tues- When you get them your troubles Married, on Saturday evening, conceits and baseba’l games, and (to choose a location either on the land on Tuesday, I day, Thursday and Saturday even­ are over. See Ed. Hadley, the local Albert E. Bisbee and Miss Eva at night the soldiers will have ben bay or on the beach for the erection p Miss Hattie Walker returned from ings and Sunday afternoons, agent for the Ford auto Wolfe. The ceremouy was per­ fires. of barracks, and that the city would Portland on Saturday. Linseed oil is cheaper now than it formed by Rev. D. L. Shrode at the Amateurs ! Better pay a small erect a-ime free of cost to the soldiers Editor Effenberger was in the city charge and get good results from has been fora longtime. Buy it by Christian County Fair Association. for their occupancy, and tlirt they Church. The happy on Tuesday on business. your kodaks.—Tillamook Studio. . the barrel and paint that house and couple left ou Sunday to spend a There wau was a meeting at the would remain as a pernianti.t sum. For Fine Photographs at popular Father Van Clarenbeck is in Port­ barn that you have neglected in three weeks' honeymoon in Califor­ court house on Satuiduy afternoon, mer resort for th* use of nil old * prices.—Tillamook Studio. nia. when they will return and which was called for the purpose soldiers at any time. Tillamook land in connection with building the past.—King A Smith Co. The big ten round boxing match made their home in this city. Call up the Mutual Phone for a the New Catholic Church in thid of organizing the Tillamook County was chosen as the next place of ¡date at the Tillamook Studio. at Bar View on the Fourth between A h there are many side walks in Fair Association. When it was meeting by a Urge majority. —Tele­ city. Glasses fitted. Any kind, any Found, a gold ring, Person Kid Ritchie, of San Francisco, and the city which are dangerous to ascertained that those who had phone Register. style Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt. describing the same can recover Sandy Robison, for a purse of pedestriaus and liable to involve undertaken to obtain members $250, will be an interesting event. * the city in expensive damage suits, amongst the dairymen had been so The New Train Service Mrs. U. G. Jackson is visiting it by calling at Cook’s rooming: : G. W. Ridenower was arrested on these must be fixed as speedily busy they could not attend to this, relatives and friends in Eugene this house. The double train service on the Saturday by Sheriff Crenshaw on a ns possible Property owners whose it was decided to adjourn the meet­ keek. Jack Williams met with i an acci- charge of non-support of his family side walks are out of repair will be ing one week. Mr. Spaulding, who I*. R. A N. went into effect Sunday, I Follow the crowd on the Fourth— dent today, a bottle of carbolic acid presided, said that about ISO shares with this schedule: They are going to celebrate at Bar spilling on his face and injuring in Portland. A deputy came in on served with notices to place red had been taken by the citizens of lights on the dangerous walks at Trains from Portland—Leave 8:4.1 Sunday and took him out on Mon ­ View. • liis eye. night, and failing to do this can be this city, but they wanted the a. m. arrive here at 4:15 p.tn. Ixave day. i There will be a basket picnic and Clearance Sale.—Men's Suits from lined $10 to $25 for every night they dairymen to take stock in it. A at 1:23 p.m. arrive here at 7:15 p. tn. A kindly’ word to newcomers will baseball game at Blaine on the $18 to $25. Your choice of anv suit. delegation from Bay City pledged tail to do so. Trains from Tillamook— Leave at Fourth. —Morris Schnal, the Popular Price cost you nothing and is a mighty its support to the association and 7:00 a.in. arrive Portland 2:20 p.m. Tillamook won the bus.ball game fine advertisement for your town * promissed to take stock. Rev. R Leave 3:45 p m.. arrive in Portlund Superintendent Buel is in Salem Clothier. and community. Are you saying this week with tlie Brooklyn Grays, Y. Blalock will canvass the south Ki oi p in. attending the State Board of Ex- Lost.—two ladies’ hand bags, con­ of Portland, by score of ten to four wordNews-Times, Forest the ■miners. Motor service between Tillamook taining about $10 and valuable Tuerck pitched good game for the part and J. H. Dunstan the north Grove. lioine team, while Borne did the part of the county F. R Beals pro- and Mohler: Bicycles and bicycle sundries, papers. Leave same at the Head- Mr and Mrs. Fred West, of Cold catching. Husky for the Grays was missing to subscribe $15 towards Leave Mohler at 8:10 a.m. arrive ■applies and repairs.—King & light office. Water, Midi., who ' are on a nine pounded from the mound in the the expenses As it will require here at 9:55. I«nve Mohler at 3:35 Smith Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse months' tour of the Pacific Coast, third inning and retired in favor oi .500 membeis to orgauize these will arrive here at 5:30 p.m. I Live chickens wanted at the Tilla­ and family having leased their came in Friday on the Sue H. Leave Tillamook at 10:1-10 a.m. ar­ mook Meat Company's Market, 12c. residence will leave for California Elmore to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. Powers. Reben did catching for he obtained no doubt before S-jtur 'lay afternoon. As this ih an im ­ rive at Mohler at 12:15 p.m. Leave the Grays. Next Sunday two games next month. per pound. • M. Bales. one at 10 o'clock a in.. and the portant matter it is hoped that a Tillamook at 5:35 p.m. arrive at Free, an elegant bevel edged stag Gold bond trading stamps with Burr Tatro left the first ol ti e other at 1:30 p.m., will lie played large number of dairymen will at- Mohler at 7:10 p in. • 111 your cash purchases.—King A handle hand mirror, containing week for Tillamook to look over the with the crack team of the Honey­ your photo with our folders —Tilla­ ■mith Co. • field preparatory to opening a law I man Hardware Co., of Portland. The most beautiful spot to spend mook Studio. office. Burr recently was admitted Everybody come. R. F. Zachman vs J. R. Harter is to the bar at the state bar examina­ Ihe Fourth is at Bar View. Follow W. O. Kilbourne and wife, ac­ a suit filed in the circuit court to tion.—Record. Ihe crowd. * companied by P. Anderson, form­ recover $132.54, balance of account Dr. ¡ack Olson has opened den- Lieutenants Endicott and Ander­ erly of Elma and Malone, Chehalis W parlors over F. R Beals’ office. for plumbing. son. of the Oregon National Guard, County, Wash., came to thia city At the G. A. R. encampment at are in the city to arrange for laying I Saturday and will make their future Both phones. * Newberg last week it was decided out the ground and other matters Phone Joe Lilly for wood sawing. home in Tillamook. The Kilbournes AT to hold the next encampment at for the encampment of the Third and Mr. Anderson have purchased iountry work solicited. Phone 1313 Tillamook City. Regiment in this city from July several lots in Stillwell Park Ad Pacific States. Alabastine your walls right over 8 to 14. dition and are now having lumber E T. Haltoni will leave for Port the old paper if paper is not torn. Allen Page is now the agent for hauled to their lots preparatory to land Friday morning on a brief Makes a first class job and a pretty the Singer Sewing Machine Comp­ building two bungalows immediate­ lusiness trip. room.—King A Smith Co. « any in this city, also the collector. ly. Mr. Kilbourne is a contractor Max Herman returned Monday Grand Master Mason Spencer Machines are sold on easy pay­ and has just completed thirty-seven rom Portland where he has been 1 will com? to Tillamook with a large ments Patronize your home mer­ houses in the town of Malone, (¡siting friends. I delegation to lay the corner stone chant when you want a sewing Wash. He will engage in putting For sale,—90 Angora goats, $2 . of the new Masonic Temple. up a number of cottages in this city machine. •■ch. Inquire of R. F. Fowler, which are so badly needed at this A Children's Day program will fie After an unusual amount of wet Beaver, Oregon. ' rendered next Sunday at the Ger­ weather the past two weeks ft turn­ time A person at Blaine sent 40 moles man Reformed Church, at 10:30 ed fine on Wednesday, with pros­ William C. O'Hara died Saturday b County Clerk Holden by parcel a.m., to which all are invited. pects of remaining so. The wet at the home of his daughter, Mrs. on Tuesday. Brow n. The opening dance ot the season weather was good for the grass, IL H. Brown, 231 Shaver street, If our work does not suit yon tel) ’ at Saltair will be held on Saturday ciusing a teary growth, which will Portland. He came to Oregon in 1857 by the Isthmus of Panama if it does tell your friends. City ! night and the music will be fur- insure another bumper hay crop. route, He was born in Sligo, Ire- transfer Company • j nished by the Bay City orchestra. J. Arnold Leech, ihe freight agent land, in 1832. His business kept Tents, tent flyes, camp ' stoves, The ladies of the Christian church at the depot, and bride arrived in Between Kid Ritchie, of San Francisco, and Sandy *o>p chairs, everything for camp. will give a strawberry festival and this city Tuesday evening from him in Port'.and until 188.3, when he He took up farming in Tillamook "King 4 Smith Co. • Robison, of Barview. program Friday evening, June27th, Drain, where they were married returned four years ago and since i Bnng your chickens to the Tilla- in the dining room of the new Sunday. They will make their home then had made his home with iiis P°°k Meat Company’s Market. We ' church Price 25c. Every one wel- h -re. The Headlight extends beet daughter. He leaves four daughters kr 12c per pound • l come. wishes for their future happiness. and two sons—Mrs. W. Johnson, In Open Air Pavilion. Music for the day will be The Ladies’ Committee of the Mrs H. H. Brown. Mrs. C. M. furnished by the Tillamook Band. Tillamook Commercial Club give a Martin. Mrs. C. F. Groce and Will whist party and strawberry s