Vol. XXVI.
ILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTERMBER 1«,
91.50 PER YEAR.
1915,
Spring
Spring calves for sale—J. W. Jcn-
To exchange first ciass Portland dCOO&GCOGGCCQCOGGOOOC<»GQC€CGCOOCZCOCCOCSC9'^9GCC«CGOC<'
I '»ngs. Kilchis River.
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re .dence or good wheat land for
[ Mrs. \\. I Stephens left on Mon- dairy and stock ranch in Tillamook
|dav tu v.sit her mother at Stayton, County—Owner, M. O. Rose, 151 E. j
79, N., Portland, Ore.
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\\ c are in a position to make s-'mc
lor Sale—One Monarch- Steel
lopg Um. farIll ]oans pirst National Range; i Singer sewing machine;
Bank.
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small heating stove. Iron bed and one
AGs. Morris Schnal left on Monday,' nattress. All practically good as new. 1
Inquire City Transfer Co.
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',?,4 a/rancisco 10 vrsit rehuves.
and the fair.
To increase the output of rock at
Manhattan, J. M. Baker, road super-
FC KNOWS
Happy1 C
n0*L run2* ’8 al 'isor of road district No. 3 went there 1
H/S DUTT
dinners
• *,etarts> Dre. Sunday on Monday, where two crews will be
0 ’ j put to work on eight hour shifts.
, dinners
“?ners a d specialty.
sP«'a>‘y.
Wanted to let a contract for haul-
Wanted—Furnished dairy ranch
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Enquire at Coats Lumber near Tillamook or Cloverdale. Per
Co., Tillamook.
centage basis. Experienced cow man
M . R. Reichers, cashier of the First and farmer. References. Chas. E.
National Bank, went to Portland this Clore. R.F.D. No. 2 Beaverton, Ore.*
week on business.
We have made special arrange- 1
Ivan Donaldson has gone to Forest nients with the Telephone Co., to j
Xro.v5 *°. resume his studies at the connect you directly with our office,
I acitic L Diversity.
in case you wish any. of our GOOD
Tonight (Thursday) at the Star COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W
theatre, “J he
Skiman,” a great
drama of the North.
Miss Harriett Gaylord, who is one
of the teachers of the public school,
MLs Ruth Holmes left on Sunday is
with a nervous breakdown.
tor Eugene, where she is attending She sick
took a summer school course,
the State University.
and this, it is thought was too much
1 ry one of our fancy dressed chick for her.
ens for your Sunday dinner.—Tilla
The ladies of the Presbyterian Guild
mook Meat Company.
* are making preparations for a Parcel
Should K)L be taken
from your wife and
Post Social in the near future, which
^rs- A- E. Case left on Sunday for will be one of the social features of
children do you not wish for them to be free from W \NT?
Buhl, Idaho, where she will visit this city. Watch for the date later in
The best way to make your family independent is to
with friends for a week,
the Headlight.
REGULARLY BANK a part of the income from your
1 he Sue II. Elmore brought in last
Geo. Edmunds left Sunday- and
labor or your business and let this money S l'AY in the
week a number of iron stringers foi Mrs. Edmunds and Leland Erwin and
A new Orangepecl bucket for the forced, which would give Nickols a
bank.
the bridge at the sawmill.
his mother left Wednesday for San Bayoccan dredge was brought in by long term in the •county jail.
A foolish investment mav endanger the happiness of 1 '
I. C. Quick vs. R. B. Kennedy is a Francisco, where they will visit the the Sue H. Elmore. The new bucket I I have a party in Portland who has
suit filed in the circuit court to re fair. They expect to be away for will do twice the amount of work as a good first mortgage of $3200 and
r family. BE CAREFUL.
the old one, which is building part of two houses in Portland, who is anx
about a month.
cover $100 cn promissory note.
the Bayocean road by throwing up ious to exchange for a Tillamook
Rev. E. Gittins left for Amity on dirt from the bay.
Saturday Specials;—Link Sausage,
dairy ranch. Fie will assume $8000 or
W e pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Deposit.
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Monday,
where
he
to
was
called
Pork, \ cal and old fachioned country
$10,000 above the value of his proper
preach tile funeral sermon of the
After
the
summer
vacation
the
sausage.—Tillamook Meat Co.
mother of Dr. C. A. Matthews, the Shakespeare Club reconvened andheld ty on a good place well stocked. You
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make a good deal with this man
Try these 25c dinners at the Ram rev. gentleman being an old friend of its monthly meeting at the home of can
and 1 would like to hear from you
the
bereaved
family.
Mrs.
John
Groat,
who
entertained
the
sey “Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for
THE OLD RELIABLE.
soon if you will consider such a deal.
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with the usual dainty lunch. The | I —
merly of the Spanish Kitchen.
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The sixty-fourth anniversary of the club
Ralph Ackley, 204 Failing Build
home
was
nicely
decorated
with
of the Rebekah Lodge, will choice flowers and the meeting prov ing. Portland, Ore.
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. President J. H. Dunstan, of the founding
celebrated by Rebekah Lodge No. ed most enjoyable to those who at
Leon De Mers, president of the
Fair Board, is getting together the be
52 in 1. O. O. F. hall, Monday Sept. tended.
First National Bank of St. Maries.,
Tillamook exhibits for the State Fair. 20..
All Rebekahs requested to attend
Ida., accompanied by Mrs. De Mers
The
place
to
eat
is
at
the
“
Good
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
At the annual meeting of the Shak arrived
A marriage license was granted to and bring their families.
in the city by auto Sunday.
Eats," Ramsey Hotel.
♦
espeare Club on Monday, at the home They were
George D. Wells, of Yamhill, Ore.
accompanied by Mrs. De
For Sale—Light driving team, har of Mrs. Henry Crenshaw. Mrs. B. C.
and
Henrietta
F.
Tatro,
of
Oretown.
Houses to Rent, see Watson.
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Teams wanted to haul wood. Apply
ness and hack. Latter practically new. Lamb was chosen president, Mrs. H. Mers’ sister, Mrs. J. E. Godfrey, of
Mrs. DeMers and Mrs. God
J. E. Latimer drove in from Mc Will consider trade for coyvs or
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Botts vice-president and Mrs. Wm. Salem.
Films developed 10c. per roll.—C. I. to Frank Hanenkratt.
frey are cousins of Mrs. Jonas Olson.
Minnville on Sunday and is spending young stock. Also two two year olds T.
G.
Tait
secretary-treasurer.
Mrs.
O.
M. R. Hanenkratt has gone to a week with his mother on the Wil broken to drive double or single.
Clough Co.
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auto party consisting of
A. Schultz and Mrs. W. L. Campbell Another
Alvin Godfrey and wife and Miss
son river.
Portland
on
business.
Lloyd
C.
Smith,
Bar
View,
Ore.
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were
elected
to
fill
two
vacancies
in
For your Sunday roast call Sani
i
Hollister of Salem, also arrived Sun
Ben Kuppenbender was in the city
tary Market.
Don’t forget those busted castings. the club.
Mary J. Cone vs. C. L. Wallace and
day. They are all visiting at the Ol
wife, G. U. Talcott and A. B. Smith Can be welded for half. Goods sent
Monday from Nehalem.
The County Court went South on son home. Alfred Godfrey is in the
Get free Kodak instructions at C. I.
is a suit filed in the circuit court to. by parcel post and express promptly Er day for the purpose of inspectin'- plumbing business in Salem and Miss
J. W. Edwall and wife have gone recover $5,000.
Clough Co.'s.
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the work now being made on the Hollister is one of Marion County’s
returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook, Sour Grass road. The contractor it school teachers.
to San Francisco to visit the fair.
For
rent
—
House,
4
rooms,
pantry,
H. M. Farmer anTPwife were in the
Oregon.
* making good progress, about half of
Tuesday Undertaker Hcnklc, ac
Rollie W. Watson left on a busi also furnished house. Rents reason
city on Monday.
the five miles being either slashed or
able.
Apply,
Elmer
Baker,
Lamb
For sale or trade for Tillamook graded. The Court went over part of companied by several others, coinc to
ness trip to Portland on Wednesday. Schrader dock.
♦ land, too acres, 5 miles southeast of
for the purpose of re
All kinds of lunch meats at the
the new road by auto, and report that Cloverdale
moving
the
body
of the man found on
Wood Sawed—Call me up on the
Harrisburg,
Oregon.
30
acres
in
clov
Sanitary Market.
the surveyors have made a fine grade. the bench last week.
One ton of coal equals two cords of
From descrip
Mutual phone and 1 will do the rest— wood and you don't have ‘o sow and er, balance in wheat and oats, all fine
soil, house and barn on place. Ad t Attorney Callahan who had charge tions given the parly thought they
Safe deposit boxes tor rent. Tilla Prompt, careful work, in town or in
split it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Hello dress Chas. McCart, Harrisburg. 'of the settling of the estate of Martin could identify the body as that of Mr.
mook County Bank.
* the country.—Henry Nelson.
* Centray Gi'me 28W,
Bratberg, the Bay City jewlcr who Emerick, one of the men who lost
♦ Oregon.
I committed suicide nearly a year ago, their lives about five weeks ago in a
The
enrollment
at
the
public
school
Wanted to lease farm, some rtock
; informs us that a brother and sister boat while endeavoring to cross from
etc, cash or will trade Hillsboro numbering 375 pupils, being _ about I of Bratberg have been located in j Bay City to Bayocean. The grave was
the
same
number
enrolled
last
year,
property for same, address owner.
j Norway, and a nephew in South Da-1 opened and the body examined, prin
Fred Everest, Box 45, Hillsboro, Ore. There is a slight decrease in the kota. At the time
lime of his death his
hi rel cipally the teeth, for dental work
grades,
but
this
is
offset
by
an
in
1
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were not known. He left prop which had been performed. However,
Protect your valuable papers from crease in the high school, 110 having atives
a< cording to the men who came to
erty valued at $3000.
the unexpected fire by renting one of already enrolled.
identify the body, this did not prove
' our safe deposit boxes. Only one
In the case of Thomas Gilford Still-
Dan Nickols was fined $500 for 10 them that he was the person they
dollar per year. Tillamook County ( well against the city for possession violating the fish law, and in impos
■------ firct supposed and the corpse was re-
Bank.
* j of the children’s park, donated by ing the fine Justice Stanley, gave him enterred.—Cloverdale Courier.
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Rev. R. E. Jopc, of Roseburg, for Stillwell six years ago, the city has another chance, so suspended the
Having bought the Tiilam< < k Iron
merly of this city, was here on Sun- been Riven further time to answer payment of the fine. Nickols has re Works from A. K. Case all business
the
complaint.
The
City
Council
will
peatedly
violated
the
fish
law
and
the
I day, when he was entertained at the
Christian church, where he preached take the matter up on Monday even justice told him if he violati <1 the law from Sept. 1st will be transacted by
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ing and decide what to do.
i again the present fine would be in- H. Sander.
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Sunday morning.
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THF PRUDENT MAN
PROTECTS HIS
$ FAMILY WITH A
BANK
ACCOUNT J
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
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a
Tillamook County Bank
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bflIVIAR’S VARIETY STORE,
Tillamook, Oregon.
$
Drop in and book Around ”
ARE YOU SAVING FOR THE INEVITABLE
C A\7I7
OM. VL
“RAINY DAY”
ALL YOU CAN!
WHILE YOU CAN!
WHILE YOUR EARNING CAPACITY IS THE GREATEST
IT IS NOT WHAT YOU MAKE OR EARN
NOW
IT IS WHAT YOU SHOULD SAVE NOW
SO PROVIDE FOR THE YEARS TO COME
WOULD YOU INVEST
WOULD YOU INVEST
70 Cents Each Month For Si00.00?
Many little News Boys, Bootblacks and School Children are
using this plan of an.Investment Certificate,therein training
themselves to thrift and providing for future good citize.
ship. This is a good way to provide an educational fund
for the child, as while the child is growing so is the 1
WOULD YOU INVEST
$7.00 Each i donth For $ 1 ,000.00?
$14.00 Each Month For $2,000.00?
Do you know of a place a - here you can lend your monthly
savings on first mortga ges. and where 25c ¡ter day will
amouut to $1000.00 in a bout 100 mfinths. An investment
of this amount in the -E< SUITABLE on the basts of past
earnings will bring such results. An excellent way to pro-
vide for the payment of 1 mortgage.
Many Business Men, Professional Men, Retired Capitalists
and Fraternal Organizations are investors in this plan of a
certificate. Thereby creating an emergency fund tor future
nee Is. For many years the interest earnings of the EQUIT
ABLE have Ixeit satisfactory as the profits realized by inves
tors who carry their certificate until maturity average from
7 to 9 | ht cent, jwr annum,
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE—Fill in ft COUPON
call on you in person without any obligatu
any detail that you may wish to know.
FRED M. ROWLEY,
EQUITABLE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
TILLAMOOK CITY, OREGON
1 would like m xe inform ttion in M
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