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Headlight, April I,
1015.
GREAT SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST !
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OF THE
Tillamook Headlght.
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This fully equipped Auto
was selected because it’s the
Valued at
best machine in the market
and guaranteed by A. K.
Case, the local agent.
Overland Model 81
2nd and 3rd Prizes, Trips to the San Francisco Fair ; 4th Prize, Gold Watch
$975.00
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vided they are residents of Tillamook and have lived in the county for the
past twelve months. All that is necessary is to cut out the nomination or in­
formation coupon and bring or send it to this office, or call up the Contest
Manager by telephone.
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prize, and the next in their order will take the other prizes.
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NOMINATION CONTEST.
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DOUBLE VOTES—Last Extra Offer of the Contest
Double Vote Offer Closes April 11, at Five P.M
COMMERCIAL CLUB MAKES
NOMINATIONS.
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Take Lively Interest in Bayocean
Road and Civic Improvements.
There was a good attendance at the
monthly meeting of the Commercial
Club , on Monday evening, when
President Dwight called it to order.
The first business taken up was the
F financial report of Secretary Callahan
which showed that there are 97 mem­
bers and a small balance on hand,
amounting to $8.62 and $9.50 in the
entertainment fund.
The State Grange.
The Secretary reported receiving a
lettersfrom the Grange asking that a
committee of the club be appointed
to help in the entertainment of the
State Grange which will meet in this
city next month. Several of the mem­
bers thought that the Women’s Civic
League should take part in the enter­
tainment of the Grangers and a
committee from that organization
should be appointed to meet with
those who have charge of the enter­
tainment features of the Grange
meeting here. The president appoint­
ed R. C. Jones, A. H. Gaylord and F.
C. Baker a committee to represent
the clnl
Bayocean Road Endorsed.
The club went on record recom­
mending that the County Court ex­
pend the $10,250 appropriated for the
Bayoce.in road, which met with the
>us support of the members,
de strong arguments favoring
pletion of that road as soon
a9 possible, the club passing a resolu­
tion to that effect. It was also decid­
ed that a committee be appointed to
wait or the County Court and the
preside- appointed M. F. Leach, C
J. Edwards and Jack Olson.
Civic Improvement.
The [matter of civic improvement
waa Hken up by Prof. Onthank.
principal of the public school who
WrewL several pictures on a sheet
showing -ome of the rubbish and filth
of p^kises in this city. He made a
plea for civic improvement and ad­
vocated having the pupils of the
School get busy at their homes and in
'»Hering of prizes. This was acquiesc­
ed in, and it was decided that the club
<te $35.00 for prizes and that
Womens’ Civic League take
^^^■of this matter.
Nomination of Officers.
President Dwight, previous to the
nomination of officers, made some
pertinent remarks about the future
management of the club and read the
preamble of the by-laws, which re­
ferred to the aims and objects of the
club. He thought too much time had
been wasted in the entertainment
features of the club and too little to
the commercial end, and advocated
that this be made the main feature of
the club the coming year. He thought
the club had not been accomplishing
the good it should have done and ad­
vocated a change in policy. Several
of the members concurred in his ideas
and they thought that some arrange­
ment could be made to take care of
the amusement features by changing
the by-laws, and a committee was ap­
pointed for that purpose, composed of
A. H. Gaylord, B C. Lamb and J. R.
Callahan.
President Dwight was then nomi­
nated for president to succeed him­
self, and announced that he would ac­
cept, only on condition that the club
would get on a business basis and be
a commercial club in reality as well
as in name.
The nomination were as follows:
President—W.-G. Dwight.
Vice-Presidcnt-r-C. J. Edwards.
Secretary—J. R. Callahan.
Treasurer—Fred C. Baker.
Trustees (six to be elected)—F.
D. Small, C. J. Edwards, C. I. Clough,
W. C. Miller, A. H. Gaylord, O. A.
Schultz, J Groat, R. C. Jones, J. L.
Henderson, K. Onthank, C. Barnes,
G. P. Winslow and James Feeney.
Miss Esther Coates, of Seattle,
Wash., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs O.
A. Schultz and other relatives.
For sale—one good brood sow and
pigs. L. S. Johnson, Tillamook Ore.,
Phone Mutual.
Lost—A purse at I.O.O.F. cemetery
Saturday, March 27, Finder please
notify Mrs. P. W. Jacob.
Easter Sale.
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An Easter sale at the Lineback
Music store opposite Pennington &
Co.s’ store will be given by the
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church,
Saturday, April 3, Fancy work, home
cooking and baking will be the main
features of the sale. Social and lunch
in the evening. Something new.
Come and wear your largest pair of
shoes.
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Death of Mrs. Robert Stillwell.
ing hearts of her loved ones, with
BOAI.S, M.D.,
words of tender consolation, and it-
spiring hope. Young men in the
physician ; and SURGEON
strength of life's morning, with ten­
Surgeon S.P. Co.
der solcmnitis carried the casket,
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
which held the form of the departed
one and the words of immortal life Tillamook .... Oregon
were read from the ritual of the
Methodist Episcopal church, over her
BUSTER HOLMES,
who left t his world in the full as-
ATTORNEY AT I.AIV,
surance of the glory of the home bc-
yond. A floral wreath of carnations,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
the gift of the young people’s I’ro-
FIRST STREET,
gressive Sunday School class with
other flowers of beauty from sym­ TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
pathetic friends, were laid on her
grave. The large number of people at­
tending the services at the churcn
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and the cemetery was a glowing trib­
VETERINARY.
ute of esteem and affection to her,
and to those who are so sorely br-
Both Phones.
reaved.
Tillamook ...
Oregon
We are sorry to announce the death
of Mrs. Robert Stillwell, which took
place early Friday morning at the
Tillamook Sanitarium, where she was
operated upon several weeks ago for
appendicitis, but other troubles hav­
ing developed she was operated on
again on Wednesday of last week,
but succomed two days later.
There was a large and sympathetic
congregation at the funeral services
at the M. E. Church on Saturday.
Violet Adelaid Noyes daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Noyes was born
in Burr Oak Kansas on January 26th
1892 and died in Tillamook Oregon
on March 26th, 1915, at the age of 23
years and two months. At an early
age Violet was converted and united
with the Methodist Episcopal church
in Burr Oak Kansas. In thesummer of
Management of Bayocean.
1906, she with her parents and family
came to Tillamook County, Oregon,
From Journal:
which place has since been her home.
Authority to receive, collect and en-
October the 19th, 1911 she was unit­ force payments for Bayocean lots is
ed in marriage to Robert R. Stillwell. given S. B. Vincent, appointed receiver
She was a member of the Methodist of the property and affairs cf tne T.
Episcopal Church and Sunday Schoo! B. Potter Realty company, and mana­
in Tillamook. She leaves to mourn her ger of the company under the receiver­
loss, her husband, and little daughter ship. This authority is given in the
Marcia, her father and mother and order signed by Circuit Judge Gatens
two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Folks and making the appointment. The order
Mrs. Eula Finney, both of Tillamook follows an agreement between prop­
County, an da large number of re­ erty owneii and the realty company.
latives and friends. The funeral ser­ The suit for the appointment of a
vices were held at the Methodist receiver will remain pending but all
church in Tillamook at 2:00 o’clock, other suits involving the company’s
on Saturday afternoon March 27, affairs which grew out of the trouble
1915. The old hymns of Faith and between the company and certain
Hope were sung. The Rev. D. A. property owners, have been dismissed
McKenzie, pastor of the Presbyterian with the exception of such suits as
are for collection of amounts due on
church read a lesson from the book of
outstanding contract2.
Job, the twenty third chapter, and the
With the advice of a committee com­
Rev. H. F. White, Pastor of the Unit­ posed of three from the company and
ed Brethcrn church led in prayer, the three propertv owners, Vincent will
pastor of the church Rev. Edward manage the affairs. A four-sevenths
Gittins read the obituary of the de­ j vote of the committee will decide all
parted one, and based his remarks on matters. Vincent is authorized to sell
the eleventh chapter of the book of lots, exchange lots that the district
Job, and the seventh verse, “Cans', of improvement may be centralized,
thou by searching find out God, canrt and carry out as funds are available,
thou find out the almighty unto per 1 the agreements of the company em-
fection.” The Rev. D. L. Shrode an I ' bodied in the contracts for sale of lots.
intimate friend, and former pastor,
Vincent is to post a $25,000 bond be­
paid a beautiful tribute to the life and I fore taking charge. The committe
character of her who was so richly members are to be nam.d by each
side within 15 days of the decree which
adorned with the graces of the Chris­ was signed March 23. All employes
tian life, so lovely in disposition, so of the compsny will be let out al once
modest, and unaffected in the trans and Vincent is empowered to appoint
employes as are deerr,< d necessary
parency and simplicity of character such
by himself and the committee. Vin-
which is the growing glory of woman | j cent’s compensation is to be fixed by
hood, he also comforted the sorrow- j 1 the committee.
c- HAWK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bay City
Orearon
0R. L. L. HOY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook,
Oregon.
J2)R. ELMER ALLEN
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
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DENTIST.
Commercial Building,
Tillamook
QARL HABERLACH,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
"p H, GOYNE,
T illamook B lock
Tillamook
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.Oregon
ATTORNEY.AT LAW.
onice- O pposite Count
Tillamook
H ouse ,
|)R.
Oregon.
GEORGE
J.
PETERSEN
DENTIST,
J OllN
LELAND HENDERSON,
Successor to Dr. Perkins
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
ATTORNEY
AND
(J FORGE WILLETT
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
T illamook B ukk ,
I illaniook -
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Oregon.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROOM NO. 2tff.
T illamook C ommercial B uildixo
( »regoli
1 illaniook
R E. E, DANIELS.
213 T illamook
CHIROPRACTOR.
B ux k
Local Office in the Commercial
Oregon
Building.
TILLAMOOK - ORE
R. JACK OLSEN,
DENTIST.
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
Tillamook • Oregon’
LJ T. HU1U
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ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Books i
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook .... Oregon
¿Both Phones.
state of Ohio, City of Teledo.l „
LueM County.
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Frank J. Cheney make* oath that he is
senior partner of the flrm of F- J Cheney
1 tie Co . doing business In the City of To­
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County and Rtate aforesaid. and
that waid firm will par
the sum of ONE
HUNDRRD DOLLAR! for each ami every
case of Catarrh that cannot I m - cured by the
use of HALL M CATARRH CURB
FRANK J CHFNI'Y.
Sworn to before me and subscrilM-d In
mv presence, thia A th day of December,
AD. IMMd.
(Meal)
A. W GLRABON
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken hi tern Jly
and acts directly upon the blood an.I mu-
coos surfaces of the system. Mend for Uau-
monials, free.
F J. CHBNBY AcTCO., Teiedo, O.
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Mold by all l>vuRri»ts, 75c.
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Take Hall s Family Fillo for constipation