TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, N0VEMBERT1L 1915.
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ought to have done this and that, and
the other thing, but now that the road
work .is almost completed for this
year, we hope the Court will start the
road work next year early and get
through with it as soon as possible.
Whatever may be said about the pre-
vious County Court, it went about the
road work with a vim and the citizens
of the county reaped the benefit there
from. Those who object to Dago la
bor in preference to home labor have
an opportunity to express their sen-
timents at the taxpayers' meeting.
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ARE-YOU-
INSURED-AGAINST fire ?
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New Teams Will be Seen tn
HIGH SCHOOLS TO DEBATE.
Several
Oregon League this Year
W H AT KIND-OF-INSURANCE-HAVE YOB
University of Oregon, Eugene. Nov.
8—Forty two high schools have en
a
it
tered the Oregon high school debat
[
ing league. The 42 are the high
5®
schools of Oregon City, Clatskanie,
Silverton, Vale, Bend, Myrtle Point,
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Read-The-Following-Story :—
Marshfield, Estacada. The Dalles,
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Union, Athena, Madras, Astoria,
Don't you think it’s time to GET OUT FROM UNDER ?
VV oodburn, Jefferson Scappoose, Cor
!
How
JL L ' ' ’ ’ accepting
Lie. V x i ' v a
w a — — Policy
—-- — j in a MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
vallis, Junction City, Roseburg, Can
.35
COMPANY
costs
the Assured $132.00 as against $66.00 in a
by. Albany, Talent, Salem, Eugene,
Boost for Them All.
Forest
Grove,
North
Bend,
Coquille.
Reliable
OLD
LINE
COMPANY, with no Assessments.
o
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Don
’
t
knock,
boost.
No
good
comes
Grants
Pass,
Echo,
Enterprise,
Prine
(Strictly in Advance.)
Co., of which J. C. Mann is
These letters show that the Mui
from knocking. Get in the habit of ville, Ashland, Moro, Klamath Falls, TIME LIMIT TO PAY ITS FIRE ance
president, without affecting a legal Fire company represented that
One yeat ......................................$1.50
boosting. It will make you bigger Medford, Condon, St. Helens, New LOSSES EXPIRED YESTERDAY consideration.
patronizing it in immediate saving
Six months .................................. .75
then your troubles will be smaller. berg, Lebanon, Tillamook, Browns-
When Commissioner Wells was ad from 20 to 40 per cent in fire in*
Three month«.................................... 50
State Insurant« Commission Acts on vised of this he notified Mr. Mann ance premiums would be made. H
Boost for every enterprise in the coun I ville, and Prairie City.
Complaints Comming into his Of that he would hold him and other dricks took a policy for $1,500
ty. Bo»t for every improvement and
The
question
this
year
is
to
be
“
Re-
fice.—Mutual Fire Apparently
officers of the Beaver company re on June 9, 1915, he received n
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. let progress and prosperity go hand
Attempting to Take Over Con
: solved, that the United States should
sponsible for any effort to transfer from the company that his at
in hand. There are several road im ; adopt the essential features of the
trol of Beaver States Mer
the membership and business of that ment was $31.90, which he paid
chants Mutual.
provements needed, more so in this Swiss system of military training and
company to the Mutual Fire company
Says Insurance was Misled.
Editorial Snap Shots
without taking the proper legal steps
On September I, he received not
end of the county because in the past i service."
\cting on complaints that come to and giving the members of the com of another assesment of $63.80.
The district directors arrange th« his department. State Insurance Com pany opportunity to vote upon the then sent his policy back for cancel
The political pot seems to have it has not had exactly its share. In
consequence of this there isn’t a pro 1 primary series but the State Univer
tion, and was advised he could 1
started to boti.
missioner, Harvey Wells tn August question of merger.
ject under way that we should not sity is host at the final debate, which served notice upon the Mutual Fire
Commissioner Wells was advised by cancel it until all assessments «
have. We are not asking for more
company, of which H. D. V\agnori is a policy holder of the Beaver com paid, He then took the matter
Every new road project that can than our rightful share when we ask is held in May, during junior week president, to pay up their outstanding pany that at a recent meeting of the with the United States attorne
end.
There
are
a
number
of
new
not be completed in one year is run- for all of them, so let us boost for
ciauns lor lire losses within 00 days board of directors of the company office, on the alleged grounds than
schools in thi* year’s list ami the or lie would enjoin the company from three members of the board resigned mails had been used to defraud
ning the county into debt.
every project, and not knock one of number has been increased by one.
and the vacant places were filled by received a^reply
. , that
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nothing
doing turther business in the state.
The time given by the insurance appointment, one of the appointees be done.. The reply however said:
Bro. Trombley, the Democratic them Boost now and boost all the
“Undoubtedly you were misled
time. You haven’t a minute to spare.
commission expired yesterday and a being H. D. Wagnon, while the other
free trade booster, is having a hard
Get in the harness and keep the SPLENDID MEDICAL BUILD representative of the insurance de- two were understood to be men the agent of this company, as to t
time making people believe that the
cost of insurance to be furnished,
ING SURE MAY COST $150.300 partment has been instructed to as- closely allied with him.
tugs taut. Every improvement we get
probably have been many other pc
certain whether die company has
country is in the height of prosperity.
Expense
Would
Save
Overhead
makes our property that much more
Portland Fledges a Cerinite $25,200 compiled with tile notice served by
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The
complaining
policy holder said cy holders of that company.”
When he took the matter up wi
lie insurance commissioner.
Wo wonder how big the “sack” will valuable and its good business to get Which Maces State * $50.200 Avail-
no notice of a meeting was received
Commissioner
V
:!1
b sa 'v that ta by members of the association, and Commissioner Wells, that offici
in
and
boost.
There
are
several
road
be that the county judge and commis
»hie $’5,ccc Mare Ma? 3e Bais®-!
urina t ion umisileti inn by rfannltca that he believes the remaining two said: “To my regret I find that t
sioners will pack out of the State improvements needed south of Tilla
Vagnon ir., secretary of the cens directors had no authority to appoint law does not give us any jurisdictii
over mutual companies. The on
University or . —tgun. hxxgene. iv. úan” is o the iifuct nut the wm- three board members.
Highway Commissioner's office at mook City that must come sooner or
later
and
what
is
the
use
of
putting
thing I can do is to order them
i—Twenty are duxsazad dollars nas pauy mpaiu lira claims ircurt to
Salem.
H.
D.
Wagnon
Jr.,
who
is
secretary
off till tomorrow what should be done been pledged iy Fir-.and 'justness sbyna. which visit Jtiler r.ir—tn: ex
pay their losses and expenses, whi
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of
the
Mutual
Fire
company,
was
penses vanid make htnr total ndebt-
I have done. Now’, under the by-la’
Have we gained anything by the today. Procrastination is the thief A and prctessiaicL -nen tnwarri tic •invss -xcerti iynen, vth 10 ask on elected secretary of the Beaver com of this mutual company you are lial
time.
Ninety
per
cent
of
the
things
pany.
When
asked
about
this
matter,
hue and cry of the sovereign will of j
L nrrersxty at Oregon metric:. 1 juiid- rand or it: i ts 11 ur' unit He says
for twice the amount of premium
ow
he said there was no consideration of
the people? Not when it comes to you put off doing until tosnorr
-ng sa size Pvtiaad nrnpus. ? iur ilso tie ■imiraif ins l.r-ia-iy coliect- the two mutual companies but that he any one year. You have given met
tram ts iiuiicv militas xp to the
standard rate at $44 per $1000. Tl
taxation, for, besides the road fund, never get properly done, *0 .et xi area ga-r» esa a ai-je ainscrrnnon. rti
till 00 lex nail at dtae standard was elected secretary of both so as to would make a standard premium
Things
most everything is covered by law make up our minds that the
save
expenses
of
administration.
Tie lepsbazre it asr Jsnuai— w- iremium.
$66 for $1,500 of insurance. Therefo
that have got to b« done can
iituanun h Zim^ic-ited.
The Warrenton News published you are liable for $132 in any 0
and the county court has its hands
-award ais medi-
be done now than later. Boo* y xur 7'* ■-’jrax.e-x
\ "uie tie ninniKV' wis hiving dif- last week correspondence which has year. You state you have paid $31.
tied.
jr-.'-'iteti It' .ma mar’-
own project* and boose your aeagfi- a.
icuif vito ip imiiri holder*, and passed bctw’een W. O. Hendricks of and they have assessed you $63.
•ta
rajse-x
ly
xxoicrTjnan.
There
is
-er. the situ- that place and officers of the Mu which is $39.70, more than t
Bro. Trombley said recently that bur's project, Doa’t knoox roc it ■XHX.-S
mxw anriaaie.
ittun v.-.i -jinuiiim ■: : y an apparent tual Fire company and the state in standard rate. Now if you pay th
the snap shot man would soon be in them.—Cloven ale Conner.
>1 -ear 5 was me ?mr-sanii -enpnnse ntemut m :ie ara. Fire company surance commission, in order to show $63.90 which they have assessed y(
the asylum. Well, Bro. we were there
aue iver :t:n—. of the Beaver the treatment Hendricks received at they can only assess you $36.60 mon
Probably Bro Ti»fcr tui x.xt ao- x.xw-ne- xcar Z>- I.
" WacMeenze;
bate .lc.—man .t M xtnal Fire Insur- the hands of the company.
on Saturday, and instead of being de u<e or in:ea<i
—Oregon Journal, Oct 27, 1915.
bar ui 11s
ton ir me mcticai sdtwn. yjram®5
tained was told to send to that in*ti- article he x*ed rhe
jammer ~aistng jerhagx
.me *xrs it- aib-
Whan
yo« think of the Above ? Don t you think that the time has come
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tutioa the person who made such a by laying that the south end it the jerention «a har a T> jOU.
mr-iicai Hion.i:
I : ir Insurance Policies more carefully aud secure the Protection afforded b\’ a Sal
crazy assertion. But putting a'.l jokes coanty had been discriminated iqam- muiiting ia ccgem-rt m gn in m he OUJUXE COMPANY?
aside, a visit to the insane asylum is *t tn road work. We don't believe ir. ipiemtiii ate usx itiurh 11 ^ir-iamL.
FIVE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES in Trouble this year ¡-The “Hort
a most pitiful sight to see.
Tuir.tr-jl Fire Relief Association,” The :
A* we look over the jeuth part of the on Tie heights.
Pacific Home Mutual” and the ” Oregon Merchant
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xal”" are in the hands of a Receiver. And now comes the “MUTUAL FIRE” an
coanty, it proves that the issertion is
The
medical
school
this
”
rai
We have citizens who would spend
BEAVER STATE MERCHANTS MUTUAL.”
These Companies were all organize
little or nothing on road improve not correct. Tike for illustration, the freshmen. It is the only
“because old-line rates were too high.” They have thousands of Dollars in outstandiu
work done in that part of the county school in the Northwest. Its
ment; there are those who want the
LOSSES and |NO ASSETS—WHO SUFFERS ?
county court to levy 10 mills; and ; ; by H. M. Farmer while road super- national rating is Class A.
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' visor and county commiisioner and
The
L'niversity
’
s
Portland
aetrv-
there are others who want to bond
I
he
has
left
behind
him
road
and
brid
ities
are
annually
being
extended.
In
the county. The most astonishing
thing about this county, it is estimat ge work of a substantial character, extension coarse» this year about 600
ed that 75 per cent of the taxpayers and which the citizens fully appre Portlander* are enrolled.
ciate and commend. Whatever may
favor 10 mill road tax.
be
said about the Mason administra
Phone Us.
Call on Us.
Write Us.
Widows’ Pensions.
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There appears to be quite a differ tion, it put a permanency in road
ence of opinion about the Sunday and bridge work of a lasting charac
For the information of our readers,
closing law all over the state. It has ter, and carried on aggressive road we give below a list of widows who
been decided unconstitutional again in 1 improvement in all parts of the coun- draw pensions from the county and TILLAMOOK COUNTY’S
I Fred Donaldson, $2.00.
I Smith, and J. J. Rupp were elect
Multnomah county. The law gives the ty; also it gave road work to our own the amount they receive:
FIRST
CORN
SHOW.
The *20 00 'or the silage and bo.ys 'directors for the first year’s wor
so-called political cranks and relig citizens and not to Dagos. But, sup
Mrs. Mary Burmester, Nehalem.
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classes was donated by the Wheeh r The advantages to be gained throui
ious reformers an opportunity to ap posing the south part of the county $25.00 per month.
Large 1 Display and Co-operation Lumber Co. and the A. F. Coats Lbr. cooperative marketing do not need
pear in the lime light, which is all the had been discriminated against, most
Mrs. Hilma Anderson, Bay City,
Stock Market Organized.
I ( ^he judgjnjr
done by Mr G#o be dwelt on in this county as they ha
good the numerous prosecutions wi'l everybody will concede that where $25.00 per month.
the
travel
is
heaviest
this
is
where
a
accomplish.
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1 Sanders, the Professor of Agriculture been demonstrated time and again
Mrs. Bessie May Star, \\ heeler.
the case of the cheese and there is 1
large proportion of the road money $20.00 per month.
On Saturday, November 6th, the in the High School.
pre-
»hould
be
expended.
There
are
many
Before the jetty wa* started we
The champion corn, grown by Clar reason on earth why the cuuperatv
Mrs. Anna Herchenhein, Nehalem, first corn show ever seen in Tillamook
marketing of the stock should not I
dieted what would happen to Bar roa<i improvements needed in every $17.50 per month.
County was held in ths Court Pome at ence Tilden was the variety known
juit
as successful This organizsili
..
i
part
of
the
county,
which,
with
a
lit-
View, consequently we are not sur-
Mrs. Irene Eadus, Bay City, $25.00 Tillamook City. About 200 people were locally as the Marion County Yellow deserves the support of every farm
prised at what took place there on 1 tie patience and a give and take spir per month.
in attendance and many marveled that Dent and the seed was obtained bv
in the county.
Sunday. What surprised us most is it will be carried through to comple
Mrs. Johanna York, Wheeler $17.50 such corn could be grown on the coast. County Agriculturist Jones through
Roy C. Jones.
per month.
There were 35 entries from all parts Agriculturist Chapin of Marion Coun
that the government engineers or the tion in a few years.—Ed.
ty.
Mr.
Tilden
showed
some
of
this
Port <4 Bay City did not put in a
Mrs. Effie May Howell, Tillamook. of the county and a great deal of in
Sunday at the Presbyterian Crurch
terest was shown. The county was eorn in the shock as well as the husked
bulkhead when they saw what the
Most envied of all is Charley Chap $10.00 per month.
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ears.
It
grows
about
eight
feet
tall
jetty was doing to that part of the lin, because so many might have done
“Why the Walls of Jericho Fell,”
The pension of Mrs. Anna Buffum, divided into three districts and sweep
beach. We believe the property own it, if they had thought of it.
for $10.00 per month, was cancelled. stake prizes were offered for the coun and is well eared, having two good ears the pastor’s theme for the momin
ty as a whole. In the boys contest only to nearly every stalk. This is one of sermon, and in the evening, “What
ers should be compensated.
Oil made one set of American mil-
three entries were made but the corn the most promising varieties for this Christianity,” will be the subject. Thi
| lionairs, automobiles another, and the
Entertainment at Academy.
section as this piece was not planted
was of very good quality.
The infection is catching. There ap making of the munition
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miliionairs
until the second of June and still ma will be the first of a series of si
The
prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
pears to be a whole lot of citizens is now going on.
evening discussions of the genera
A beautiful Operetta, entitled, “The Tillamook Valiev.
tured very well.
w ho are hot in the collar because out-1
subject,
"Christianity and the Church
Floral Faries" or "The Enchanted
Some of the other verities that
Best 10 ears dent corn, 1st, won by
siders come here and want to dictate ' Bro. Bryan may point to Ohio,
All
who
are free to attend these sei
Wood,
”
and
a
musical
recital
will
be
showed
up
very
well
were
Minnesota
Clarence Tilden, prize, sack of
and control county affairs. Which where the wet majority fell off so
vices
are
very cordially invited. Sun
given by the music class and pupi's
eorn given by Rosenberg Bro«. 2nd 13, obtained from O. A. C. and the
side are you going to line up with at markedly, and say, "Thou canst not
day School at 10, and the Young Pec
O.
W.
R,
4
N.
railroad,
Columbia
of
St.
Alphonsus
Academy.
Tuesday
won
by
C.
Kunze,
subscription
to
the next election? The snap shot man say 1 didn’t do it.”
County 90 Day Corn, obtained from J. pie's Society at 6:30 are importan
evening. Nov. 23rd. at 8 o’clock.
Tillamook Herald.
is going to swat them, and swat them
Would Billy Sunday do as well
Best 10 ears sweet corn, 1st, W. E. W. Pomeroy of Scappoose. Longs hours of the day open to all who wd
You
are promised a most delightful
hard, for we believe Tillamookers with red carpet laid in each aisle in
Noyes, $2.50 in trade at C. I. Early Silage grown by Ed Lindsey of attend.
can attend to their own local and stead of sawdust? He's a great fellow evening since the young ladies and
Clough
Co.
I the Nehalem Valley also showed up
children of the school are working
county affairs without outsiders pok- to shatter traditions.
Methodist Church Services.
Nehalem Valley.
[some very good ears and grow on
very
enthusiastically
in
preparation
ing their noses into what don’t con-
Best
10
ears
dent
corn,
1st,
Ed.
Lind
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stocks
from
12
from
12
to
15
feet
high.
What is the difference between the for this entertainment, so do not fail
Sunday School 10 o'clock, W. I
cern them.
sey, sack flour by Tohl 4 Ander Johnson County White Dent, grown bv
roll-top desk and the roll-top stock to come. Admission only 35 and 15
Noyes,
Supt. Five Minute Sersioi
son. 2nd, Leslie and Murdock, suL. C. E. Donaldson made s'.ormous grow
Remember, Tuesday evening.
The district attorney has made ap- ing? One is sensible and the other cents.
10:45.
i
to
Tillamook
Headlight,
th but did not mature very well.
Nov. 23rd.
Morning worship 11 o’clock, them
plication for $2,000 to be placed in the isn’t. Isn’t that about all?
Best 10 ears sweet corn, 1st, Mr*. M.
Thia Is the first year that very much
budget to prosecute violators of the
Judge Lindsey seems to be having
L. Barber, $1.50 in trade at Neha I intereat has o«cn taken in corn in the of discourse, "The Shepherd. Cl»*
VS h o would be so crool as to send
prohibition law. A little more taxa almost as tempestuous a time in Den
lem Drug Co. 2nd, Ed Lindsey, county and also the first year that meeting 12 m. W. M. Heaston leader
tion here and a little more taxation ver as Savonorila did in Florence— Huerta properly crated to Carranza?
sub. to Nehalem Times.
Evening service 7:3°- Theme 0
local see I, in any quantity, has been
there soon amount* up to a big sum and what's it all about?
V ou may be happy yet, suffragette, Nestucca Valley,
saved. We look, next year for in sermon “Be of Good Cheer.” Speci»
Best 10 ears dent corn, 1st, C. Ray, creased interest in this great crop and music at the services. Come, »"
and the over worked taxpayers have | Conservatism in California is echo- you bet, but concentrate on Nebraska
to foot the bills. It takes money to cd by standpatism in Pennsylvania, and Iowa.
Rays special prize. 2nd, R. Y. Bla ! for much better results to be obtained welcome.
enforce the law and the district at New York, Massachusetts. It is a
lock, sacx flour at D. H. Gilbert 4 by the use of the locally grown seed. 1
Edward Gittins, Pail°r
A policy of encouragement, both
Sona.
torney is making proper arrange “seek no further” year.
The
silos
in
th«
county
have
doubled
state and national, toward our indus
Best 10 ears sweet corn, 1st, Mac in the past year and we look fur them i
ment* to cope with boot-leggei s, who
Uncle Hiram’s Thimble Bee.
tries, railroads, public utility, etc.,
There
are
coal
mines
in
Greenland
Donald Bro»., $2.00 in trade at R. to double again in the next year for
it is safe to say, will do a thriving
whether coming from a dmocratic or
and
we
know
of
no
happier
life
—
in
E. Wilson Co.
Is the title of a humorous play
business in Tillamook »nd other parts
much interest is being shown in these
republican administration would bring
of the state until they realize that it Greenland—than that in a coal mine good times at once. Whv should the Sweepstake, beet ten ears corn in already in use. The O. A. C. forms will be given under the auspices
when the long Artic night conies on.
county, Clarence Tilden, $5.00 in
don't pay to buck the law.
a 14 foot cement silo are now on the Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyteri»»
continuous agitation be kept up? We
It is food for thought that though
cash by First National Bank, Tilla their way to Cloverdale where Chas. Church, Monday and Tuesday eve»
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Weil don't knock because the there are barber colleges there is no all have to make a living and it is
mook. Best bushel seed corn, Clar- Kay is going to put up a silo in the ings, November 22nd and 2jr •
County Court was not as active in college for teaching a man how to hard to do when the wheels of indus cnee Tilden. $5.00 in cash by Tilla- | near future. Several other» have apo you have the blues come and bn"$
prosecuting road work this year as it shave himself. Can the correspand- try are clogged and stopped with un mook County Bank. 2nd. Wm. Max- ken for these forme when Mr. Ray ia your friends so as to have * i
necessary legislation, regulation and
well, $2.50 in trade at R. F. Zaeh- through with them and if there are laugh, if you do not have them take i<
might have been. They were all new ♦nee schools do nothing?
high taxes. Punish the offenders
man's.
men on the job, »nd consequently
any more interested. I shall be glad to in anyway as a preventative.
Says a wayside philosopher. “When whether in "big" or “little" business,
Best silage. Jas. Williams. $7.00. 2nd take it up with them.
went a little slow for fear of making he is zo a man is busy showing his
the papers next week for further
but
leave
the
field
open
so
that
those
Wm. Maxwell, $4 00. 3rd, G. Han-
a mistake. We are all human and Knowledge. When he is So he is busy
The Tillamook Cooperative Stock tices and cast of characters. M**
that
are
honest
can
prosper
whether
enkrat,
$2.00.
prone to make mistakes, and what concealing his Ignorance.” Why, we
Market was organized at this meeting. famous actors and actresses ■*
mistakes the Court have made is be don’t know about that; when he is So. they represent an investment of $100 Best dent corn grown by boy under 18, The object of the Market ia to market been brought in to Tillamook iot 1
cause it was over anxious to do what his conviction is that nobody knows or $100,000.000. This would settle the _ Henry I»onal<isjn. $2.60.
all livestock
a manner
aa IAJ
to event and it promises to b*
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«3
it thought to be the right thing We at much as everybody did when he i unemployment question at once and Be it sweet eorn grown by boy under girt both buyer and seller the greatest chance of a life time for the
the labor of our workmen would no
IP, H.'nrv Donaldson, $2.60.
— • protection. Mr. Chae. Kunze.
have heard persons say that the Court was 20
poaaiMe
h -e to see some of the most aaM*
longer go begging—Willamina limes. Best pop torn Mruwn by buy under 18,
E. Noyes, M, Harrison, L. D. play artists of the day.
I
1.00
.05
MUTUAL
OR
OLD-LINE.
R0LLIE W. WATSON,
“ The Insurance Man.”
TODD HOTEL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
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