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.» Vol. XXVI. No. 9 TILLAMOOK. OREGON. AUG 1ST 12, 1915, |i.50 PER YEAR. _ Doi. t forget those busted castings >na Chance, Chap.; Henry'Leaeh. Con Lan be welded I ot half. Goods jen ductor; Marion Chance, Door Keeper. "I he object of the organization is to parcel post and express prompt!' co-operate in buying and selling. <turned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamool An adjourned meeting will be held Oregon. • at the Grange Hall today at which 1 rolect your valuable papers IIUI frori I time charter member» will be admitt ........... ¿S»«|2V1O t*-- ----- ’ fire " * by renting one of ed. tlie ----- unexpected our safe deposit boxes. Only on< School Fair Note». lollar per year. Tillamook Counts Bank. • * Prof. F. 1.. Gritlin, of Corvallis, e- Clair Small left fur Belmont Cali quests that the students who are do fornia on Tuesday _ to visit his mothei ing club work send their booklets who is in a sanitarium there. Mrs telling all about the project or work | Small lias greatly improved in healt) they are doing. If it be garden work and is expected . . . home in - the - neai tell about the preparing of the soil, future. .he planting ot the seed, the cultiva.- Drs. Lowe and Turner the ng and watering of the plants by jiving in detail every thing you have well known Eye Specialist? lone. It it be poultry pive in detail of Portland will be in Tillamool very thing you have done in thll \\ ednesday, Thursday and Frida- •vork. These booklets should be w;it- August 25-20 and 27. Consult them a en with pen and*ink, and care should Jenkens Jewlery Store. At Clover >e taken to have them neat and free dale, August 23-24. At Bay City Aug rom blots and erases. Write your ust 28-29. rest at all times. I Only two weeks more and the fair Returning from Tillamook on Sun vill begin. Who will be the lucky day automobile parties from Dalia encountered the Cdmp Fire Girls o >nes and secure a chance to the this city at Ihree Rivers, "hiking” t< .chool camp at the State Fair this all. Two boys will be sent from this th'- coast on a wagon loaded will rounty to be in camp with two boys their outtit. It was still early in th rom each county of the state and day, and the members of the part were in high spirits.—Polk Countj wo girls to be in camp with two ,irls from each county of the state, Observer. 1 he Sanitary Wagon makes daib (ailroad fair, board and lodging, and dmission to the fair will be furnish- calls at Netarts camp with ___ fresl d with out cost to the lucky ones, home made bread and pastry, milk eggs and vegetables. E. P. Larson .'his prize will be awarded to the « >nes securing the greatest number of Netarts. Oregon. mints for exhibits at the county fair, We have made special arrange (emember the entries close at noon ments with the Telephone Co., t< he first day of the fair, which is connect you directly with our office vugust the 24th. Articles not to' be in case you wish any of our GOOP »rought in person but which are sent >y mail or otherwise should reach us COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28V. mt later than Monday, August 23rd. Harvc W illiams who went to Cali The name, age, and address of cx- fornia for his health three years ago .ibitor should be plainly marked on and «ho was in a sanitarium then very article to be exhibited. nearly a year, returned on Tuesdaj Prize lists will be furnished you on much improved in health, he will re ipplication. Note the prize list and main a few days visiting friends an< xhibit such articles as prizes are list- relatives when he will return tc d. Other articles exhibited will be southern California where he is now narked as decorations and not con- located. .idered when judging for prizes. This Everyone should make arrange ve are obliged to observe because of ments to see "The Sea Wolfe” at the >ur limitation of funds. We have Star Theater next Wednesday ant1 .elected such articles as we feel to be Thursday. This is one of the special nost practical for this county. If RESOLVED features run by the management ol hese articles are all exhibited there the Star Theater every Wednesday vill be no funds to meet prizes on and Thursday. Don’t miss it, its a others. THAT YOU JHoULD Watch the papers next week for a reel show. nil program for Children ’ s Day. This For sale or trade for Tillamool L ook BEFORE YOU be Thursday, August 26th. This land, too acres, 5 miles southeast ol vill vould have appeared this week but Harrisburg, Oregon. 30 acres in clov LEAP COME IN AND he.committee thought it best to cr, balance in wheat and oats, all fin< .ave the sanction of our Fair Presi- soil, house and barn, on place. Ad ent, Mr. Dunstan who has b en un- L00K AT OUR ÖRO- dress Chas. McCart, Harrisburg ’ ble to meet with us on account of Oregon. Iness. We are truly glad to report Wanted to trade or sell house an< CER1E3 AND YOU hat he is much improved and will be lot in 1 illamook or in Portland fo vith us again after Wednesday of this WILL BUY FROM UJ. second hand auto; 2, 20 and 50 acr week. W. S. Bu-1, tracts of land for sale—Apply to J. S County Supt. S ‘ephens & Co., Room I, Commercia The secret in keeping cool these hot days is not tn Bui’ding, Tillamook, Ore. Notice of Pavement Meeting. living in an ice-box, but in knowing what to eat. If you "Tl'c Sea Wolfe," by Jock London A meeting of the parties interested know come to our grocery store and buy . h at. If you in 7 ri els will be shown at the Stai i the paving suit against the Warren Theater 'next Wednesday and Thurs day, Aug'nst 18 and 19. Thole wh< Construction Company will be held don’t know come to our store and we will be pleased to t the Court House Monda Oct use on Monday, saw "The Spoilers” last week by the We keep none but the best quality and sell at a same authort.are still speakirg abou* 6th, 1915, at 1 o 1’clock P. M., for the tell you. urpose of considering the proposi- fair price. Come on in—our goods are fine. it, and as "T.'lC Sea Wolf” is a mucl better picture you should not fail t< ion of settlement of the law suit. 111 parties to the suit are urgently sec it at the Star 1 heater. equested to attend, as the matter Fred C. Baker and wife, C. I Clough and wife, - comprised a parti vill be ready for final settlement at of tourists who arrived in Roseburg his time. GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG A. G. Beals, Chairman. and stopped over in b mpqua unti ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. this morning, Mr. Baker is the cdiloi Methodist Church Services. and publisher of the Tillamook Head TILLAMOOK. - - - OREGON light, and Mr. Clough one of th« Sunday School 10 o’clock, W. F.. prominent business men of that city They are on their way to attend the Noyes, Supt. Children's Sermon, 10:45. I big fair and will be gone a couple ol Morning worship 11 o’clock. Rev. weeks. Mr. Baker favored the News office with a pleasant call, during Jeo. F. Hopkins, of Portalnd will which time much was learned about ireach both morning and evening. Class meeting 12 tn. W. M. Heaston the. celebrated cheese for which Tilla mock County is famous. Mr. Baker is eader. firm in the belief that a change in the ivening worship, 8 p.m._ Special music at theic services, administration of national affairs is what this country needs, and a get :ome and welcome. Edw. Gittins. Postor. • ting away from the present free trade scale on lumber and other produc tion» of this coast.—Umpqua Valley Council at TiUamook Aug 17 and 18. Improved Order of .Redmen .Hold News. Earl Ford had the misfortune to -------- I lose his Overland Automobile by fire The Improved Order of Redtnen on Sunday. Mr. Ford was taking a will hold their Great Council at Tilla pai*ty fishing up the Nestucca river mook August 17th and t8th during and on their way home close to Bea which time a number of delegates ver they had a puncture, after fixing from each tribe together with the the puncture, Mr. lord cranked the State Officers and the Great Inco- car tnd fire shot up through the bot hona of the Soureme Council of the tom of the ear. The party commenced I United States will be present. l”.e throv *ing dirt on the blaze with the local Tribe will give a banquet in object of smothering it out. but as honor of the visitors on Tuesday they we.'e afraid the gasoline tank evening, August 17th. at the Tilla would ex.olode were compelled to mook Hotel which will be open to leave and let the_ear burn up which the public at $1.00 a plate upon which was loss. The car was insured. occasion Mr. Sidney S. Johnson will was a a twtaJ t 1 with to trade prosperous clothes welcome the Rendmen in behalf of cleaning business Cleaning and pressing K. 7 - , J *j the city and a response will be made good location m Portland for lot and by otic of the High Officers and Mr. small house or small business 0.1 F. E. Shaw will welcome the visitors Tillamook Bay. No experience re in behalf of Katata Tribe No. 65. On quired. Address G. T. Gannon, so! Wednesday evening one of the crack Alder Street, Portland teams of Portland will put on th: Adoption and Chief Degrees at the New Furniture Store for Tillamook. Odd Fellow’s Hall, upon which occa sion the local officers hope to have A. G. Ammer of Portland was in all local members present to witness rillismook Monday and after looking the degree work. into the situation here. cor eluded to -pen up a new furnituee »tore, carry- . COUNTY FAIR. ,n< a complete line of furniture, <t oves. range», rugs, crockery, etc. V t. Ammer ia a man of large exper- Change» in Premium Liat. e ice in this line, both wholesale and The following changes have been -ei *il and promisee tn meet all com- made in the 1915 premium list and jtion in the line of price» and nual- exhibitors can correct their copies ac tv He has not definitely decided on cordingly : loca 1km. but W,M *’{*n °n 0T b*for* Pcmltry, Division D. —All classes, • pages 21 to 2s. First prize $2.00, sec- Aug. 21. _________ ' ond prize |t.6O ‘ .Partners Union Organized I Cattle. Division B. —All classes, Notice. mook City. Oregon, and that the business will be conducted as usual, t an Au,'uat 4, some 37 farmer» m-t pag's t7 to 19. Change Breeders ’ Clover cheese ftclcry an! Herd a, follows: I Bull, one year old To all whom it may concern. Notice with Mr. (»rant 1 hayer as manager " a Farmers’ Union. - or over 1 Cdw. giving milk any age; is hereby given, that I have purchas- thereof. ¡ng officers were elected: 2 head at»v age; I yearling or under. «ri? Pre» ; £. V- Anderson, lilpmook County Fair Board, ed the interest of Mr Charles L. j Dated August loth, 1915. Thayer in the shop known as the T. H. Goyne. Secretary. ; 8*^-5 Mr* , By Um. G. Tait, Secret:ry. Thayer Blacksmith Shop, in 1 iik- SERVICE Ask any of our customers about First National service. They are all Pleased with it and can tell you why. First National Bank Tillamook, Ore No man can hide money and keep OTHERS from knowing it. There is always something in his actions that “gives him away.” Our strong vaults will keep your money safe. . Besides this, MEN of known financial RESPON S1B1LITY are behind our bank. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. , We pay 4 per cent interest on Sayings Deposit. ' ( ' » ’ • ’ Tillamook County Bank THE OLD RELIABLE. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Houses to Rent, see Watson. * Filins developed ioc . per roll.—C. 1. Clough Co. * For your Sunday roast call Sani tary Market. Get free Kodak instructions at C. I. Clough Co.’s. All kinds of lunch meats at the Sanitary Market. Chief Detective Badec, of Portland was a Tillamook visitor Sunday. Safe deposit boxes tor rent, lilla- niook County Bank. The place to eat is at the “Good Eats,” Ramsey Hotel. W. H. Tohl of Mohler was a Tilla mook visitor on Monday. The Tillamook Meat Co., is paying ten cents for green hides. Morris Schnal is a Portland visitor this week. A stray Jersey Heifer, coming 2 years old. Adolph Erickson. Freshly dressed chicken at the Sanitary Market, Saturday. E. T. Watkins and family accom panied by Mrs. J. C. Shaw are camp ing at Bar View. Lime Neutralizes acid soil and sweetens it. We are in a position to make s-'me long »ime farm loans. First National Bank. * J. O. Bozorth, of Bay City was in the city on Tuesday transacting business. Sharp's Restaurant now running at Happy Camp, Netarts, Ore. Sunday dinners a specialty. J. B. Kirchoff of Paragould, is- consin is visiting with his brother John Kirchoff this week. Try one of our fancy dressed chick ens for your Sunday dinner.—Tilla mook Meat Company. For Rent—Furnished rooms 5 and 6 dollars a month. Inquire of Mrs. Cornforth, Tillamook. Two five roomed cottages, furnish ed complete for rent. Enquire at Hap py camp, Netarts Oregon. Alex McNair returned on Saturday from Bandon where he spent a few days visiting a brother. Saturday Specials:—Link Sausage, Pork, Veal and old fachioncd country sausage.—Tillamook Meat Co. Sharp’s Restaurant now running at Happy Camp, Netarts, Ore. Sunday Try those 25c dinners at the Ram sey "Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for merly of the Spanish Kitchen. G. A. Edmunds and wife and Mrs. Erwin are Portland visitors this week attending Buyer’s Week festivities. Miss Gladys Suvain, of Portland visited at the Gaylord home last week and left for her home on Mon day. A marriage license was issued on Wednesday to C. A. Sailing and Mrs. Leah E. Howard both of Beaver. For Sale—4 milk cows, good milk ers; 3 brood sows; t boar; 20 »boats. Address, G. Schroeder, Box 306 'A ill* amina, Oregon. Mrs. H. C. Hansen who has been attending the summer school at the V. of O. returned to the city on Sat urday. Many a good chambermaid has hren wasted in the making of a chor us girl. Smoke Apex the extra mild St- cigar. 1 Sale or Trade—cheap, fine quarter sawed oak 6 octave Kimball organ— A.ddress “Organ” care of this paper. For rent—House, 4 rooms, pantry, also furnished house. Rents reason able. Apply, Elmer Baker, Lamb Schrader dock. * For sale, cheap, one 10x12 foot tent and 12x14 foot fly and one camp stove. Address E. J. Arenz, box 172, Tillamook Oregon. * The thing a man likes about wash day dinners is that is the day he doesn’t come home to his. SmcAe Apex, the extra mild 5c cigar. Wood Sawed.—Call me up on the mutual phone and I will do the rest— Prompt, careful work. In town or in the country.—Henry Nelson. Alfren Carlson and wife of Bui i Idaho, formerly a dairymen of Tilla mook came in on Saturday on :. visit to fiicnds and relatives. The excavation of the basement of the new city hall will be finished this week, and it is expected to start with the concrete .work next week. The M. E. Sunday School held their annual picnic on Wednesday at Bester’s Grove where a large number of young people spent a most enjoy able day. Frank Riechers, of Belmont, Wis consin was visiting at the home of his brother W. J. Riecher last week. Miss Selina Dick, of Portland is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs E. E. Koch. Mrs. J. Honey who was operated on for an absess in the car last week in the Boal’s hospital is reported getting along nicely. Young man wishes position on ranch in Tillamook County, (»cod milker and teamster. \A rite to G. K. Garibaldi, Oregon. One ton of coal equals two cords of wood and you don't have *0 sow and split it, Lamb-Schiadcr Co., Hello Centray Gi’me 28W. * Mrs. W. J. Hill left for Walla Wal la to be gone about a month visiting relatives and friends. Ira Latimer and family, of Portland who have been spending their vaca tion at Bar View, left for their home on Monday. The Yamhill Milling Co. have rent ed the store buildirg in the Commer cial block and will handle flour and feed wholesale and retail. Mrs. Clyde Craver and thilil of Phoenix, Ariz., arrived here last week and will spend the summer with friends and relatives. J. V. Baird and wife left on Tues- Pennsylvania day for Scottdale, J work where Mr. Baird will ta'xeup^ with the Evangelist \V. ’ " J. ' Minges, Mrs. Baird will visit her parents at St. Louis where she will study mosie. C. C. Patenson and family, were Tillamook visitors on Wednesday. Mr. Patenson is county judge of Morrow county and is taking a vaca tion at Rockaway. W. A Petteys wife and children came in from Portland on Saturday and will spend a few weeks visiting friends and relatives in the county Mr. Petteys is a teacher in the tort land schools. ' C. J. Edwrrds, manager of the West Coast Power Co., and wife and sons Llovd and Lowell returned the first of the week from a trip to Call fornia and the Fair at San Francsaco Wanted to lease farm. »o«"«'*®** etc cash or will trade Hills! ore property for same. Fred Everest. Box 45» HiH*boro» Ore* RAY & CO.