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Minsker-Owen
gest thing Tillamook has ever done
We will send the fresh air kids back | BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON |
From Cloverdale Courier:
Editorial Snap Shots
to Portland knowing that the world
Board of Trustees Orders all Delin­ is full of good people, and that God
At’the home of the bride’s --
Oregonian.
quent Members Posted.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 0w 8 en barent^
Is it "psychological” or "watchful I The Oregonian the other day told
is love.
„
, ,
...
The
Oregon
Bankers
’
association
By "One who knows.
waiting” free trade, Bro Trombley? I the story of the Chinese egg in the
yesterday morning, occured the early
At a meeting of the Board of Trus­
held its convention at Medford.
I Oregon market. A great many thou- tees
riage of their daughter, Ruth# u
of the Commercial Club Tuesday
sand dozen eggs have, since October evening,
As to the value of dairy lands in I I j,
much interest was manifest­ Schreiber Schiffman Wedding | The free text books question was frey C. Minsker, of Wheeler to W
1913,
when
the
Wilson-Underwood
snowed
under
at
the
school
election
Tillamook county, who wants to pay tariff went into effect, been imported, ed President Dwight took right
- Th,
A very pretty home wedding was
ceremony took place in the presen,. .
tares on ficticious valuations?
i It is but the beginning. The exper­ hold of the bit like a veteran and was solemnized on the evening of Wednes­ 1 in Portland.
fainilv
fuu,
. ce,f
the
family
and
a
few
invited
assisted by the entire Board
A typewriters’ speed contest was
of bringing the little known ably
We wonder whether Bro. Trombley iment
day,
July
8th,
at
8
o
’
clock
at
the
home
Rev.
F.
S.
Ford
officiating.
The
The
report
of
the
Secretary
showed
egg of China into competition with that many members were delinquent
held at Astoria Thursday. A silver ws becomingly gowned and depjuj
will enter the free trade Democratic I the
fine white egg of Oregon has been in their dues, and it was unanimously of Mr. and Mrs. S. Schiffman, Bay loving cup was the prize.
baby in the Better Babies Contest?
I successful. Next W inter the incom­ ordered that the following by-laws of City, Oregon, eldest daughter, Hazel
with her husband on the earlv t
Plans have been completed for hold­ for Tillamook.
****
ing trans-Pacific steamers will be
Ardella, was united in marriage to
Stand pat, Bro. Trombley, stand loaded with them. The Oregon hen the Club be rigidly enforced without
ing the first Chautauqua at Pendleton
Mr. Minsker holds an important m
pat, for the Democratic free trade I is up against it. We have excluded fear favor or exception, to-wit: Any Mr. Fred William Schreiber of Mc­
standpatters have knocked the life the Chinamen, but [ we ......
sition with the Wheeler Lumber c
have opened member in debt to the club in any Minnville, Oregon, by Rev. D. A. Mac­ July 5 to 10.
out of business.
Andrew J. Dufur. Jr., first mayor and is held in high esteem by hi« °'
wide our markets to the unbranded manner for a period of 60 days shall kenzie of Tillamook. Both young
be
notified
in
writing
by
the
Secre
­
and one of the founders of Dufur, died ployers. The bride taught school
and unsanitary Chinese egg; and we
Another editor of the Bay City Ex­ eat it without knowing where it came tary. Unless said indebtedness is paid people were popular 0. A. C. students,
Wheeler last year, and the good wishes
aminer has throtvn up the sponge. from, except that a hen somewhere within 10 days thereafter, his name the groom being a member of ’ast years in Portland.
Monroe adopted a new city charter of the people of Cloverdale ?0 with
What’s the matter anyway, with the gave it to the world.
and the amount he ows shall be post­ graduating class.
sanctum sanctorium of that unfortu­
Preceding the ceremony Martin A. without much opposition. Out of 13 them to their future home at Wheeler
Now is the butter. The price i» go­ ed on the bulletin boadr at the door
nate newspaper.
ing down. There was a 2%-cent cat of the club rooms, and if not paid Schreiber, brother of the groom sang votes cast only seven were opposed
within
30
days
thereafter,
his
name
in Portland yesterday. The tariff is
$100 Reward $100.
Portland jobbers continue to the principal cause. , The Air crican shall be dropped and that fact re­ “I Love You Truly.” Mendelsohn’s to the charter.
The readers of this paper will br
"knock” because they cannot manip­ market is open to New Zealand and ported to the next club meeting. wedding march was played by Miss
Thomas McParland of Banks caught
ulate the price of Tillamook cheese. other foreign butter.
There it a general demand among Maud Moon of this city who also play­ a yearling deer in his back yard, to to learn that there is at least one
disease that science has been able to cur?”
They appear to be exceedingly con­
The fact that the cost of living is the paying members that those who ed softly during the ceremony.
which place the animal had strayed. all its stages, and that is Catarrh urn.
cerned about Tillamook cheese, yet going down ought of course to be do not pay to help keep up the club
The rooms were attractively decor­ He will keep it for a pet.
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cur." *
reading between the lines, their ob- hailed with joy. But in these partic­ shall not enjoy its privileges as it
known to the medical fraternity !
reduc- ­ ulars it is being done by the sacrifice costs $120.00 a month to run the club ated with marguerites and fern. The
jest, if possible, is to force a reduc
The ashes of Hurley Lutz, ex-county being a constitutional disease reoui™
constitutional
treatment.
Hall’s
J
tion in the price.
and
not
an
officer
gets
a
cent
of
sal
­
bride
was
charming
in
a
gown
of
ivory
of the American producer. He is
clerk, were scattered in the bay at Cure is taken internally,
acting direct,.
ary or pay, but are giving valuable crepe de chine and carried white roses.
forced
to
divide
his
own
maiket
with
the
blood
and
mucous
surfaces
of
the
«2?
Five to fifteen years in the State foreign competition. He sells either time to keep up the dub. The club is Her veil was arranged in Juliet cap Toledo, by the lodge of Elks, in ac­ thereby destroying the foundation of
penitentiary for setting fire to a at a loss or without profit.
cordance with the man's request.
disease, and giving the patient strenrth k
a credit to the city and it is a great
building up the constitution and assisti.’
barn is a severe sentence to pass on
Perhaps some eulogist of a Demo­ mistake that more of our citizens do and wreathed with tiny white daisies.
A big street dance the last night nature in doing its work. The proprieu*
anyone convicted of the crime of cratic tariff will explain how lower not help support it and put their name She was attended by her sister Miss
have so much faith m its curative »¿J
arson. When Sylvester Davis set fire prices for American staples and on its roll of members. It costs $10 Esther Shiffman who wore a dress of of the Salem cherry fair to be held that they offer One llnndred Dollars foA"
that it fails to cure. Send for list <
to the barn he probably had no large importations of foreign food­ initiation fee and $¡.5® a month for ros? colored silk draped with shadow July 25, 26 and 27 will be one of the case
testimonials.
1 01
idea that he would be found out. stuffs, involving actual loss to the those
^Address H. 8. CHENEY A CO., Teledo.
----- living in the city, and $5 initia- lace and carried Dorothy Perkins roses. features of the celebration.
This should be a warning to others American producer, will restore pros- tion fee and
„2 $5.00
* j a year dues for
Josephine county residents turned Sold by Druggists, 75c.
v.ho are likewise disposed.
The Oregonian
We those living outside of the city,
perity. Ti.v
...... * cannot.
----- I. V.
- every The groom was accompanied by his out in force to attend the Cave Day Take Hall s Family Pills for constipation
brother Martin A. Schreiber. Little
want cheaper butter, certainly; but business man and. citizen^ wno
Eggs are selling in China for sc. a will it benefit anybody if we get it property
celebration, which was held under the
p,„FV..j here and wants to increase
Notice of Completed Contract.
dozen, and the Democratic party al- below cost to the American producer? | the wealth and. population, should Miss Delma Schiffman was ring bearer. | auspices of the Grants Pass commer­
After
the
ceremony
a
delicious
four
lows them to come in free of duty
join, for the club is now “doing
cial club.
and to compete with eggs raised in
Notice is hereby given that U. G.
Perhaps Bro. Trombley can explain something” along commercial lines, course supper was served by the Misses
Richard Williams, former member Jackson, County Surveyor for Tilla­
this country, which are now selling
Inez
Bozorth
and
Jessie
Warren.
Be-
'
as
100
letters
are
being
written
week
­
from 20 to 25 cents a dozen. We hope how it will benefit American produ­ ly and 200 circulars, rrew-spapers, etc., side the members of the immediate I of congress from Oregon, school di­
mook County, Oregon, has filed w
the next State Legislature will com­ cers to allow foreign food stuffs to describing the wonderful vast virgin
rector of Portland and the oldest prac­ this office his certificate of the com­
pel the eggs imported from China to come in free and make prosperous resotirces and golden opportunities families Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Simmons, i
titioner before the Oregon bar, died pletion of the contract of Wells,
be branded "Pig tail eggs,” and we
of the entire county, are being sent Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mather, the Misses
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hope the next legislator from this times.
to prospective settlers for the county, Jessie Warren, Inez Bozorth, Edith at Portland.
Leach and Company, on the A. 0.
county will take notice of this and act
The Oregon national guard, the Ida­ Foland County Road, near Beaver,
urging them to come here, and, as a Watt, Maud Moon and Mr. A. Beebe-
Tillamook Jottings.
accordingly.
result, people are coming daily, ques- hiser of this city, Miss Rosina Schrei­ ho national guard and the regulars
I
IM
n-1
1 a
I tions as to equalizing assessed values ber of McMinnville, Inez Paul of Tilla- j from Vancouver barracks, Wash., will Oregon, and any person, firm or cor­
Mr. and Mrs. Riley and daughter, I f property and taxes> better roads, mook, Miss Helen Horning and Mr.
foration, having objections to file to
It is a shame that Bayocean is de­
prived of a wagon road, the sea side I of Chicago, are taking their outing better cattle herds, how to promote D. C. Howard of Corvallis were pres­ meet in annual encampment at Gear­ the completion of said work, may do
hart Park July 12 to 20.
resort that has spent more money in in Tillamook and will remain for the bay, river and deap sea fishing in ent.
so within two weeks from the date of
improvements than all the other about two weeks taking in the beach-
The couple will be at home to their 1 An agate, containing a half-nfoon the first publication.
miUons , of dollars
beaches put together. If Bayocean
friends after July 14 at their country and showing the "Man in the Moon”
Dated this the 24th day of June,
cheaper freight rates, dairy and home near McMinnville.
have not been given a square deal it us, fishing, etc., Mr. Riley is connect I
has been found by Mrs. N. J. Moore,
should be given a square deal in the cd with the millinery firm of I). B. cheese matters, and many other vital
1914.
of Agate Beach. It is one of the most
future, for if there is a location justly Fisk & Co., of Chicago, New York, | questions are being considered by
J. C. HOLDEN,
entitled to a road, it is Bayocean, for
remarkable agates ever found.
the Board and arrangements made
Paris,
France,
and
is
looking
over
County Clerk.
COLD COMFORT.
it is entitled to some benefit for the
to discuss them in open meetings.
An out-of-doors display representing
large amount of taxes it pays into the the north western business affairs for Every progressive farmer and dairy-
Oregon
life
will
be
one
of
the
attrac
­
county treasury.
Summons.
that firm. "It’s simply
... great around man, who wants to sell out or stay It Came After the Little Faker Had
tive features at the Panama-Pacific
Got His Punishment.
he remarked; "what wouldn't I should belong to the Club,.
here,
”
The city has made temporary re­
The Secretary was ordered to put
The east end small boy had sadly exposition at San Francisco. The ex­
In the Circuit Court
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of ____
the State
pairs to the bridge across the slough Chicago do with tons of this great a Yale lock on the door and give misbehaved aud was locked in his hibit will cost about $10,000.
Oregon for Tillamook County.
north of town, which was in a dang­ atmosphere?”
each member a key, so that those room. Pretty soon his mother heard
The following officers were elected N. McMillan, as the guardian
erous condition on account of the
All entries for the Better Babies’ who are too selfish to help pay ex­ him calling.
of the person and estate of
by
the Oregon Pioneer association:
large amount of gravel placed on the
penses and keep up the club, shall be
Frances Xavier Moreau
"Muvver,” said the shrill voice, “I’m President, T. T. Geer, 1851; vice-pres­
approach, which was removed. It is Contest must be filed with Mrs. M. F. kept out of the club rooms; and it
(Frank Marey) an incom­
fortunate for the city that no accident Dunstan, superintendent of this de­ is right. Why should a few public goin' to bust the window and fall ident, Charles B. Moores, 1852; sec­
petent person.
occurred, for it would have been a partment of the Tillamook County spirited citizens keep up the club ex­ out!"
Plaintiff,
retary, George H. Himes, 1853; treas­
costly affair for the city. The bridge
The mother made no reply. Again
penses, that others may enjoy its
• vs.
urer,
Charles
E.
Ladd,
1857;
directors,
is none too safe now, especially when Fair, by July 25th. Up to the present privileges, who pay nothing.
the shrill voice arose:
Will TcnEyck, Alfreda Ten
autos hit the bridge at a lively gait, time about 70 mothers have applied
By-law No. 14 will also be strictly
“Muvver, I’ve found some matches, John W. Minto, 1848; Henry L. Pit-
Eyck and also all other per­
r’— for cards to enter their babies and a enforced towit: The Thursday even­
for then it shows its weakness. The
tock, 1853; Nathan K. Bird, 1846.
sons or parties unknown
city can't put in a new bridge none tbo large number of these have been en­ ing socials and dances shall be re­ an’ I’m goln’ to set fire to the cur­
The Oregon apple box will become
claiming any right, title, lien
soon, and it will be lucky if some ac- tered. It is the intention of the Fair stricted to club members, their wives, tains."
interest or estate in the real
The mother remained indifferent the standard apple box for the entire
cident don’t happen before then.
estate described in the com­
Board to have the contest previous families and lady friends, and visitors Once more the voice hailed her:
United States, if congress can find
from outside coming with them, this
plaint herein.
Our esteemed contemporary, the to
it will
considerable
“Muvver, don’t you smell Bumfln' thne to pass the Raker bill, which
. the fair,
__ as _
___ take __
..
I does not include member’s sons over
Defendants.
Herald, the Democratic free trade time to judge the babies, especially I 18 years of agi, no others will be ad- burnin’?" Even this drew no re-
was
favorably
reported
recently
to
To the above named defendants
booster, gave the snap shot man a as the superintendent 'expects there I mitted unless they have an invitation spouse.
the house by the committee on coin­ Will Ten Eyck, Alfreda Ten Eyclc,
"roasting" this week. We feel sorry
“If you don’t smell nothin’,” the
be about 100 entries. The Board ‘I1 writing from the entertainment
and also all other persons or parties
that the Democratic organ is ro will
,
„
.
,
I
Commtttee,
and
present
it
at
the
door
voice went on, “it's ’cause 1 pulled off age, weights and measures.
claiming any right, title,
"peeved” because free trade is bring­ of Examiners will consist of seven | 3nd n0 m<.mber can invite more than
In an opinion asked by C. C. Spen- unknown
hin I all th' match heads an' swallowed ’em,
lien, interest or estate in the real es­
ing about lower prices and stagnation I doctors and onc dentist,
once
any
male
resident
of
this
city
I
I'm goin' to die. Do you hear that . cer, of Oregon City, Attorney-General tate described in the complaint herein.
in buMnes*. ics, Bro. Tromblev, it is I
or county, and that on-e only with a an'
Crawford has held that the bonds of
In the name of the State of Oregon
certainly a calamity when one of the
The grand jury was called together view
muvver; I’m goin’ to die."
to
getting
his
membership,
and
home newspapers takes so much on Monday and brought in i. true any member violating this rule is
By this time the mother was thor­ school clerks must be double the you and each of you are hereby re­
oughly incensed, and, hastily preparing amount of money it is estimated they quired to appear and answer the com­
fÀL°rr* iVCr>'lhing bin against Sylvester Davis charged I fi^'jYw'by the By-law'
Placed on The free’list.^The' Demo’ with arson' Hc
arran^'1 beforf
Strangers, visitors are welcome to a cup of mustard and hot water, she will handle. The bonds must be ap- plaint filed against you herein on or
before the last day of the time pre­
cratic party handed the producers of W Webster Holmes and pleaded the club any time on presenting a hurried upstairs.
proved by the school boards and the scribed in the order of the publication
..
..
. J card, which can 'be obtained by any
“If you’ve swallowed match heads,” county school superintendents.
hereof, towit; August 20th, 1914, and
Tillamook County a lemon when it . 1 guilty.
He was sentenced . to the
from President Dwight or she announced, “you’ll have to swal­
if you fail so to answer and appear,
came into power, and Bro. I romblev State Penitentiary for not less than member
Commissioner
Campbell
has
an-
Secretary Worrall, anyone under the low this to keep them company.’’ And
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
_
,
is trre squeezer who is now handing ,.
out the juice
five Jcars the minimum an I intern influence of liquor will be refused ad­ then she poured the nauseating stuff nounced that the state railroad com­ ply to the Court for the relief prayed
mission henceforth would insist upon for in the complaint, towit; for a de­
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J years the maximum penalty for the mission to the club and no “drinking” down his throat
all commission merchants in the state cree that plaintiff is the owner in fee
_ A great many persons are visiting | crime. Davis set fire to a barn belong­ is allowed in its rooms, the club feels
A
little
later
the
aggravating
young
­
Tillamook County at the present time ing to Mrs. Smith, which contained that their elegant rooms, with all ster. sadder, wiser and much bumbled, observing the commission merchant simple of the following described
magazines,
papers,
social
games
and
real property, towit; Beginning at a
some for the first time, and They arc
greatly surprised to find finely con­ cattle and hay, and these were des­ billiards have been imposed upon and concluded to take the balance of his act enacted by th-. I 1st legislature.
point 58.16 chains west and 42.15
punishment
in
silence.
The
secretary
of
the
interior
has
arc
determined
to
stop
it
and
the
troyed,
after
which
he
left
the
county.
structed roads and substantial steel
chains south of the northeast corner
“1 didn't really swallow the matches, designated a tract of 284,000 acres of of section 21, Tp. 1 N., R. 10 West of
ami concrete bridges It was wise as Davis was taken to the State peniten­ Board asks all members to help
them.
If
club
members
in
good
stand
­
muvver,
”
he
contritely
explained.
well as economical for Tillamook tiary on W ednesday by E. T. Epp-
land in Oregon for entry under the en­ the Willamette meridian thence north
ing have friends visiting, or strangers
“1 knew you didn’t sonny,” replied larged homestead law. Most of the 74 degrees east 7.08 chains fee initial
< ounty to get out of the old rut of lett.
in
the
city,
or
commercial
salesmen
building make-shift roads and poorly
point of tract herein conveyed, said
tbe mother.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
lands embraced in this designation lie point being the southeast corner of
come to the President or Secretary
constructed wood bridges, and the
in the Deschutes and John Day river what is known as the Ralston 5 acre
.zrttizeni sec the wisdom of this as County Court Lets Contract for and get a card of admission, good for
Tip» For Tennis Players.
two weeks, after that they must pay
they sec the wonderful transforma­
basins.
tract, thence north 16 degrees west
Another Concrete Bridge.
One
of
the
faults
of
the
inexperi
­
$1.50 a month dues, same as members,
tion that is taking place along these
220 feet, thence south 16 degrees west
Dental
work
to
the
estimated
value
enced
doubles
player
which
is
most
except visitors, salesmen, etc., who
lines. And there is not a district in
23.456 feet to the northeast corner of
The ’ounty Court met on Friday only .stay a day or two at a time, may persistent is standing still. This is of $2000 was performed on prisoners tract sold by Geo. W. Kiger and wife
the county but what can look with
pride on these improvements and ad­ and attended to some few matters as have an annual card, free of charge one of those necessities In doubles that at the state penitentiary during the to Frank Marey by deed dated Oct­
but all cards must be sign'ed by the are often overlooked. But no partner last week by applicants for licenses ober loth, 1902 and recorded in book
mire the policy of those w ho havebven follows:
President and Secretary to be recog­ can do justice to bis team unless
instrumental in making these perma­
"Z” of deeds page 31 records of Till­
Tillamook
Bay
Construction
Co.,
nent changes.
nized. Information can be had from he moves after every shot to the cen­ to practice dentistry in Oregon who amook County, Oregon, thence south
appeared
for
examination
at
the
regu
­
final payment section “A" Garibaldi Secretary Worrall, President Dwight,
16 degrees cast 220 feet to southeast
or trustees, F. D. Small, C. S. Barnes, ter of the angle of the return. In other lar semi-annual session of the Oregon corner of Marey tract, north 74 de­
The Nehalem Reporter deplores the Wheeler road, $994.45 allowed.
words,
both
men
must
constantly
closing down of the large saw mill at
grees east 23.456 feet to initial point,
C laim of E. B. Barthrop, for $27.75. C. W. Miller. Geo. Henderson, C. W. change their positions, moving back state board of dental examiners.
Talmage, Ira Smith, John Groat, also
Wheeler. It is still fresh in the mem­ was continued.
Interpreting the county division law all being in Tillamook County, State
and
forth
toward
one
side
or
the
other,
treasurer
Fred
C.
Baker,
and
vice-
ory of the snap shot man that the
of Oregon, and that it be adjudged
Claim of Beaver Lumber Co., for president, Chas. Kunze.
according to where they have sent the for G. B. Putnam of Bend, Attorney- that defendants have no estate or in­
people of the north end of the county
General
Crawford
holds
that
if
a
coun­
I
m
II.
if
the
net
man
has
volleyed
deep
$23.40,
was
continued.
voted for a “change” of administra-
terest whatever in or to said real
Food For Thought.
into the right hand corner both play ty is to be divided into three counties, estate, and that said defendants and
tion. Now that they are experiencing
In the matter of bids for the con­
the “change” with free lumber, free struction of a concrete bridge over
era move across to the right. The each of the two new counties must each of them be forever barred from
fish and free agricultural produce,
right hand player thereby protects tbe receive 65 per cent of the vbte cast asserting any right or claim whatevrr
To
the
Editor
of
the
Headlight
West
Creek
near
Beaver
the
bidders
they evidently don't appreciate Dem­
shot down his own side line, and the in its proposed boundaries, and 35 per in or to said property adverse to
August
the
¡5th
is
the
time
set
for
ocratic stagnation in business. There were Delsman \ Dolan for $1,648.00 seventy children from Portland to left hand player protects the cross
plaintiff, and for such other or further
was nothing wrong with the Repub­ and F. C. Fcldschau for $.1,336.06. visit Tillamook. They are coming court shot down the central diagonal of cent of the vote cast in the balance relief as to the Court may seem meet
of the territory, including the other with equity.
lican party, was there, and no doubt, The latter was awarded the contract. uninvited. They arc never invited
the court—Outing.
the voters in the north end of the
proposed new county. In other words,
This summons is served upon y>u
any
where.
They
are
children
who
In
the
matter
of
a
public
crossing
county will be glad of the opportun- '
by publication by order of the lion.
the
attorney-general
holds
that
when
have
been
deprived
of
all
the
privi
­
Lubricant For Aluminium.
ity to vote that party back into pow­ at Idaville, it appears that the cross-
Webster Holmes Judge of the Ci.’ciit
of childhood. Hollowed eyed
er, for the Democrats have placed ing over the P. R. X- N. Co. track leges
Many machinists, especially those two new counties are being created Court for Tillamook County, Orcgcn,
and
hungry.
They
live
in
a
few
shab
­
most everything raised in Tillamook now in use, is located on private by rooms in Portland, their sole sup­ employed in the motor engineering in at the same time out of one county the which said order is dated, July 8, 19'4
County on th'e free list.
percentage of the vote that must be and the date of the first publication
property , and not in the proper lo­ port is a poor worn out mother, who dustry, are frequently called upon to
work in aluminium. To satlsfactorf'r obtained is the same for each pro­ hereof is July 9th 1914 and th? date
.slaves
over
her
wash
board,
or
scrubs
One reason that the pressure is re­ cation to benefit the public, it was re­ every day in the week. She is never do this work various lubricants have posed new county as though only one the last publication and the last date
duced on the water system, especial­ solved that the Railroad Commission able
on or before which you arc required
to promise her children anything been tried, which, however, owing to county was being created.
ly on Mondays’ is on account of wash­
to answer is and will expire August
ask them what they would like to their volatility, are of little use A
ing machines being attached to the be requested to have said crossing or
"We
want
to
everlastingly
kill
off
20,
* I9U-
She, her self, has been deprived suitable lubricant is tallow or co.
system. But suppose a serious fire moved to a point where it will con­ eat.
T. B. Handley and M. J. Gersoni.
all the pleasures of this life, yet if bier’s wax. This latter does not dis single tax; that's what this measure
occurred while all these washing ma­ nect with the established county road. of
Attorneys for Plaintitf.
you talk to one ot those brave moth­
is for," declared T. J. Fording, of Port­
chines were attached to the system,
solve
quickly
and
consequently
does
ers she will tell you that she prays
land,
when
he
submitted
a
copy
of
a
what would become of the city? The
God to give her strength to care for not flow as freely as the volatile oils - proposed constitutional amendment tj
Wanted to rent a Dairy Ranch
business portion of the city would be
her little ones. On Sunday they can’t American Machinist.
DR. WENDT,
wiped out. It is all right to use
the secretary of state. The measure,
I have a client who wants to rent a go to church. They have nothing fit
water for domestic purposes, but it
Eye
Specially
which
Mr.
Fording
said
would
be
ini
­
to
wear.
The
street
is
their
play
Going On.
don t seem right to us that the water small Dairy Ranch with a view of ground. These are the children w;c
* Fit Glasses at
A terrible noise of thumping and tiated, bears the name of David M.
commission should be expected to purchasing the same. Must have are planning to bring to Tillamook
provide the motive power to do the from to to 15 cows Reasonably dose for a ten days vacation. Will the kind stamping came from Bob's room early Dunne. It proposes to amend section Reasonable Prices Guaranteed-
one morning
family washing, If there was plenty to Tillamook City. Will pay cash ren­
1 of article IX of the constitution. The
and generous people of Tilla­
of water there would be no objection, tal from t to 3 years or work the hearted
"Robby. Bobby." called his mother measure provides that no property, to
mook, turn an opportunity for real
but the principal is wrong to allow same on shares.
from downstairs, "what Is going on exceed in value the sum of $300, shall
What have you to offer in the way charity down5 I think not. I have up there?"
anyone to use water for power pur­
¡JOHN LELAND HENDERSON
poses without making a charge for of trade for property in the Willam­ every reason to believe the people of
be exempted from taxation, and that
"My
shoes,"
replied
Bob.
the amount of water used. Fire pro­ ette Valley or Portland. I have a Tillamook County will give the kid­
this provision, when once adopted, I
ATTORNEY
dies a time that they will never for­
tection is of more consequence and a number of inquiries.
shall never be amended, except by I
List votir trades—or sale property get, every man in town a boy; again
AND
importance just now than power
Lovs's Parados.
for the family washing machine. Arc with this office. We will try and every woman, a girl , and our slogan
"f ovf results In many paradoxical two thirds vote of all the electors who
COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
be "Just keep on smiling." A play sitimi ions." remarked the
the business men and propertv own­ place your stuff.
may participate in any general or spe­
pntfosnor.
ground
is
being
planned,
a
tent
city,
ers satisfied to allow this dangerous
T illamook B lock .
Rollie W Watson.
"What Is <>!«•?"
cial election wherein a change in the
and entertainments, and if every body
condition of affairs to exist?
"To kevp the lute of h not her one system of assessment and taxation is i Tillamook •
Todd Hotel Ruilding
.
-
- Oregon-
will help we can make this the big-
Your Butter.
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Bust return if
Buttalo Eipi'WÇ
proposed.
Room No. 261.