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s y 1 4M 7 • 1 4 - - ;__ I .1 1 ta No. 32. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JANUARY 20, 1916 We have made special arrange On account of the splendid showing ments with the Telephone Co., tc made by Tillamook county in the i connect you directly with our office National Dalia show held in Portland ast fall, when it captured the first in case jou wish any of our COOL ¿rize for the best exhibit out side of COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28 Portland, a beautiful silver cup. Gill ‘ -Mothers, Portland florists have made I John Okland, while working at the 1 Splendid offer to the Tillamook high w ood shute at the saw mill on Friday, school. The Portland company has of had the misfortune to get his hand fered to send 200 rare varieties of dah caught in the machinery, injuring one lias in bulb form at planting time this Member Federal Reserve Bank of his fingers so badly Dr. Hoy had spring to the school, provided they to amputate it. will be cared for and cultivated in the For Sale—Tug Chas M. Greiner, 4 best possible manner. The school eadily accepted the offer and a large years old, length 80 feet, beam 19 ft OFFICERS : draft 8 ft., 350 horse power. Now i 1 dahlia bed will be planted in the rear of the high school in the garden plot B. C. LAMB, Presidetit, Portland Harbor. For price and full particulars address G. W. Evans, ind possibly a bed of dahlias will later W. J. RIECHERS, Cashier. McMinnville, Oregon. * be planted in the front of the school buildings. The plots will be cared for For sale cheap—One 24 ft. launch, by the Agriculture department under J. C. HOLDEN, Viia’• Presdeiit. 7J4 beam, 10 horse power, Roberts’ the direction of Professor Sanders. engine all complete, must bring $150 I. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cashier Sheriff Crenshaw has a man in the cash. Also one 40 ft. float with two rooms, finished for only $25. Enquire county jail who, it is believed, is directors : at first float below Elmore dock.— wanted at St.Maries, Idaho, on a cha tie ’ of murder. He was placed in Sessions &Schcnck. C. J. E dwards . P eter H eisel . A. \V B unn . the Jail as a city vagrant, and being Married on Thursday evening at the taken a" out to breakfast one morning W. J. R iechers . B C. L amb . J. C. H olden . hame of Rev. J. E. Youel, who per by marshal Myers, who left him in formed the ceremony, Frank Clark the restaurant, after he was through and Miss Lottie Trout. Both arc "beat” it out of the city. The sheriff well and favorably known in this was impressed by the description of comunity, and their friends wish the the Idaho murderer, which exactly Careful Attention Given to all Banking happy couple a long life of happiness. corresponded with the man who had The plastering of the new city hall been placed in the county jail. When Business Placed in Our Hands. is now being done, and as soon as this the sheriff heard that the man had I work is completed and becomes dry “beat it,” he hurried to Garibaldi and Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. the inner woodwork can be begun. i was fortunate in confronting the man I The damp weather will hinder the . as he was hitting the ties to get out drying of the plaster, but it is expect»! | of the county. He brought him back IQOOQiaOOOOOOeœiOOOOQOGQ09>OQ«iOOO>9OCOaOOQOOC»&âC«OCiQCOOO cd the wood work can be commenced . and placed him in the jail, and sent a I message to Idaho. There is a reward in a few days. | of $400.00 for the arrest of the Idaho The theatre going people will be ' murderer. 1 given an opportunity to see one of the An interesting evening service will best serials in moving pictures at the Star Theatre on Friday evening, when be held at the Christian church on “The Million Dollar Mystery” will Sunday. The service will be conduct make its first appearance in Tilla- ed entirely by the young men of the mook. It is a wonderful and highly congregation and promises to be something out of the ordinary. The interesting serial. 4choir will be composed of men and Last w’eek, during the snow storm, special numbers will be rendered and cold weather, many birds and such as a quartet or a number from . robins, flocked around the young men’s orchestra. The ser __ . particularly United Br*them Church. High School Notes. the homes of kind-hearted people who mon will be preached by Professor —o——— offered to feed and shelter them, Crockatt, teacher of the Young Men’s Sunday School at to a m., Preaching Through the courtesy of Congress many have died from exposure, but o£:Z 'aaiAjas Uut Sunday .School Class, and his subject The Million Dollar .Mystery at the saved will be "Christianity, its responsibility man Hawley the local high school at II a.m.. Y. P. E. C. 6:30 p.m. Even- Star Theater Friday Jan. 21st prom- the greater number were has received some valuable govern through the efforts of bird lovers. on the Young Christian.” A large au ment documents which materially Special meetings arc growing in in ' hit ‘ ’ of ' the " : season in iscs to’ *■ be the Owing to the holdup of trains the dience was out last Sunday evening help in study. Geographic surveys I terest each evening and will continue serial pictures. scaler who is coming to scale the to a similar service conducted, in have been sent to the Agricultural I all next week. Ivan Donaldson, who is attending logs at the local mill will not be able which the only man was the Rev. Van department Song service begins at 7:30 p.m. and the Congressional Houses to Rent, see Watson. * at Forest the Pacific University Good music and a large welcome sup- Winkle, preaching the sermon. to arrive in time to scale the new in school library. record is on file the I for all. Come and bring your friends. Films developed 10c. per roll.—C. T. Grove came in on Satuiday to attend ply of logs which have come in and This publication is very valuable in i the funeral of his mother. R. G. Sumerlin, Pastor. Clough Co. * which the mill is ready to saw. The debate work as the whole question DR. DANIELS BOUND OVER. hinges on the action of Congress Get free Kodak instructions at C. Ill Born to the wife of S. H. Doak, at train arriving on Friday will be the Lexington, Ore., on December 28th, a Charged with Rape and MansUuEh- on the preparedness question, and it Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. Clough Co.’s. * 'daughter. Mrs. Doak is a daughter of first one on which he can come. I. J. Earl, of Tillamook, secured a ter Performing Unlawful Operation is necessary for the debators to have “Stamped With the King's Image,” Bring in your prescriptions, Tillaj Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanenkratt. the latest action of Congress on that ------ o----- permit to divert water from Mill is the subject of the morning sermon mook Drug Co. * Dr. E. E. Daniels, a claropractor of question. Will trade 20 acres in Sunny Creek, in Sec. 11, T. 2 S, R. 9 W., for at 11, and "Unload your Soul Burd ------o----- Born, to the wife of J. J. Sockctt Southern Oregon for property in domestic supply. L. N. Sandoz, of this city is facing two serious charges Last week the boys of the school ens,” is the evening subject at 7:30. j Tillamook City or county.—lra C. Beaver, to divert water from Boulder which, if proven true will send him to on the 18th a son. This will be a day of special evangel Smith, I’. O. Box 325, Tillamook Ore. and Turpy Creeks, in See. 2, T. 4 S., the state penitentiary for a number of took the opportunity to make a good istic meaning in all the services of the Good oat hay at $15.00 per ton a: sled to their own fancy for >ears. R. 9 W., for irrigation of 40 acres, in Having bought the Tillamook Iron Ray & Company’s store. * by working in the day, beginning with the Sunday The complaint charged him with a small cost cluding domestic supply. rape and manslaughter, having per manual training department of the School at 10, A most cordial invitition Safe deposit boxes lor rent. TillaI Works from A. K. Case all business Tillamook Hose Co. elected officers formed a criminal operation upon a school. On Tuesday six were made is extended to all who are not at mook County Bank. * from Sept, ¡st will be transacted by at its regular meeting Thursday even young woman. and on Friday a total of 17 were turn home and working in one of the sis H. Sander. * ing: President, C. B. Vantress; Sec ter churches here in the community When the case came up for prelim ed out. The place to eat is at the “Goof to attend any or all of these sefviccs. ------ o----- retary, A. C. Everson; assistant sec inary hearing on Tuesday morning Wanted — To rent piano by respon Eats,” Ramsey Hotel. * The final examinations in the high sible party. \\ rite stating grade of in retary, E. L. Plog; treasurer, Robert before justice Stanley, District At Poser«. A motor cycle for sale cheap, appl; strument and rent asked. Address T. Leonard; chief, W. J. Hill; assistant torney T. H. Goyne and Attorney S. school are being taken up by the pu chief, Otis Frisby; captain No. 1. S. Johnson engaged in a wordy scrap, pils who did not secure exemption by at Ed’s Garage, Tillamook. E. H., Tillamook, Ore. * Leslie Lucas; captain No. 2, Chester Igsth losing their tempers. 'I o give grades of 90 percent. The exams be 1 love him more than 1 can say. You choose your doctor. Choose us 1 Protect your valuable papers Iron Stewart; captain hook and ladder, them time to cool off the justice ad gan on Wednesday morning and fin But, oh, the questions day by day Me pops at me, as your druggist—Tillamook Drug ~ the unexpected fire by renting one >t George Chaffee; captain east end, journed the case until the afternoon. ished on Thursday afternoon. Regular Co. our safe deposit boxes. Only one Howard Harris; captain west end. The prosecution called as witnesses: classes Will begin on next Monday While sitting wild-eyed on my knee, On things he seeks to know the why Tillamook County FTed Gould; captain south end, Lewis Ila Steininger, Arthur L. Steininger morning. The Lotus Cigar c*ore and boot dollar per year. of— Bank. and Dr. R. T. Boals. Dick. • black stand has moved next to the Like. "Pa, what did the Dead Sea die The defense failed to put any wit Supt. Onthank announces that a be Gem Theater. The Shakespeare Club met last If you want to rent a first class of?” nesses on the stand, and Justice Stan ginning first grade class will be or And t’other night. For Sale—A five passenger Whit: 160 acre ranch, capable of handling Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ley took the case under advisement, ganized on Monday, January 24th. cows, see or write C. W. O. A. Schultz and a pleasant time was With eyes all bright, car, in good condition—Apply at 75 to and on Wednesday afternoon he Miller at office of A. F. (..oats enjoyed. The club is now reading bound Daniels over to the grand jury All parents must enter their children ! He heard it said, “The clock's run F.d’s Garage. on that date. Children who are 6 years I down;’’ Lumber Co, Tillamook, Oregon ... * Macbeth. The invited guests were Have von prescriptions to be filled? Mrs. Robert Leonard, Mrs. Carl on both charges and placed the old at this date and also those soon 1 hen turned from out a study brown to be six may enter. We can fill any prescription.—Tilla I Having taken charge of the auto Schultz, Mrs. J. F. Stranahan, Mrs. E. bail at $5,000. And with a Truly puzzled air department of Case’s Garage, mook Drug Co. ♦ , mobile T. Haltom and Mrs. H. A. Franklin. Asked, “Down to where?” 1 solicit your patronage in the future TRAIN SERVICE REDUCED. Tuesday morning the students of 1 Again once while sat at tea For Sale, High Grade Jersey bull, 1 as in the past and will guarantee sat Mrs. Schultz served a dainty lunch, the high school organized themselves 1 felt his eyes fixe'd on me. which was greatly appreciated and to months old. E. R. Garner, Henp isfaction. Frank H. Devine. enjoyed. Owing to the inclement Mail and Passenger Service Three into an Associated Student Body of I And from their depths all wondering lock, Oregon. * I For sale, two 2 year yearling Day* a Week. Tillamook high school by adopting a | I knew a poser fierce would spring— weail.v. there was not a full atten- For sale, cheap, vine maple and and two calves, 1 year in Spring, A. J. dance of members. constitution and a set of by-laws. The “Why do they call it T,” saiH- he, The Southern Pacific Co. put a new spruce limbs. Apply to M. R. Hanen- C. C. Jerseys,from dams that test constitution had been drawn up by a “Instead of X or Q or Z?” On Friday evening the young peo schedule into effect to-day, which re committee of students and faculty But the hardest ouestion I recall—” •, kratt, Tillamook, Oregon. * 1 300 to 400 pounds butter fat—T. H. ple of the high school and a large duces the train service into Tillamook and were ratified with a few changes. Wood Sawed—Call E. W. Knight McCormack, Tillamook, Oregon,, very worst I think of all— m i5: party from the’ Christian Church will County to three days a week. viz. Speeches for and against the several The on the Mutual phone, Prompt service go 10 Garibaldi for the purpose of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, articles were made by students and Was when he called me from mv bed At four a. m. one morn and said: and careful work. • i Don’t forget those busted castings. i holding a meeting of the church peo with three trains a week leaving this faculty and a vote showed that the “If you weren't you and ma weren't ple there and then to try the strength For Rent—Store Building now oc Can be welded for half. Goods sent city—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat students are satisfied with the con ma. cupied by B. D. Lamar as a variety by parcel post and express promptly of tile local school basketball squad urdays, which will be in effect until stitution as obtained. An election of 1 Who’d 1 be. Paw against an aggregation from that store after Feb., 1st.—P. W. Todd. April 1 st. officers will take place in the near | i returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook, town. The trip will be made on the 1 his caused quite a surprise among future to secure students who will car- • Always wear gloves; then the other \ our Free Sample of Briquets is Oregon. Henrietta and the boat will leave the st business men, for even before the ry out the provisions of the constitu fellow will get out the car fare for now ready at Lamb-Schrader Co’r. dock at 6:00 p.m.. The plan of Rev. railroad made its advent into Tilla The Coats Lumber Co. ’ s mill dosed tion and by-laws as adopted. both before you can get them off. office.—Brtur c. Lamb. down on last Saturday and did not Van Winklc’ is to hold a Mass meeting mook, this city had regular daily mail For sale or trade a moving picture commence sawing again until 1 ues- of the church people when they arrive service. Petitions were circulated and outfit, complete, Call or write to J. S. day Afternoon on account of the cold and then attend the basket ball game sent to the postal authorities and the * weather freezing the water pipes. Prime, Bay City, Oregon. in a body. Lunch will be taken and a Railroad Commission asking for daily pleasant time is anticipated. passanger and mail service. For Sale—Full blooded Barred For Sale, about 36 tons of hay or Railroad Tied Up. A meeting of the Parent-Teachers’ Rock Cockcrals, $100 each. E. L. will trade same for cattle. If preferred Owing to the heavy snow in the Stewart, Box 456, Tillamook, Orc. Association was held last Friday can bring stock and feed same on mountains, no trains have been able I Try those 25c dinners at the Ram- place—Inquire of F. H. Neilson, Bay evening in the auditorium of the high to get through since last Saturday. school and an interesting program City, Oregon. * *ey “Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for- was enjoyed. The audience was small, The trains which left Portland and M.rried, on Monday, by the Rev. as the weather hindered attendance. Tillamook on Sunday had to return. merly of the Spanish Kitchen. Fd. Gittins, at the M. E. parsonage, The principal trouble is the falling of Ambitious young couple will rent ___ Arthur L. Steininger, of Molalla, Ore. Miss Goyne demonstrated rapid work trees across the’ track. The passenger in arithmetic by putting member* of dairy ranch or will help on one. Ref to Miss 11a Higgenbotham, a few re the fourth grade at the board and train, under the new schedule, left erence.—Address Headlight Office. latives being present. citv this morning and will return having them add up large lists of fig this city Moulton and Son w'ill move their Covers, of the winter sport were ures. The young pupils kept the older on Friday, bringing a week’s back barber shop into the I. O. O. F. treated to a splendid opportunity this people working to keep up with th«.m. mail. _______ ;_________ Bldg., on or before Feb. 1st, 1916. • last w eek when this sport could be I | Miss McKown directed a chorus of Card of Thank*. Money to Loan on First Farm enjoyed. Coasting began last week the fifth grade in a number of very THE WELLS ENTERTAINERS— on Wednesday and parties were out pretty songs. On account of the small Mortgages—E. J. Robertson, ------- 702 evrfy night until this Tuesday when many wish to express our We attendance the business was postpon Saturday, January 22nd, 8.15 P.M. 1 itle and Trust Building, Portland, the sun had taken those who thanks to _______ ___ showed *0 much off the smooth | ed until a later meeting. Oergon. * kindness and sympathy on account of finish that had been on the track. As 1 At the Christian Church. A meeting of the members of the We use only the purest drugs ob nu*y as a hundred old and young | Tillamook Commercial Club was held the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. A. Donaldson. tainable to enter into your prescrip were assembled on Perkins’ hill one , on Monday evening to discuss the YE OLDE TOWNE QUARTETTE, Donaldson Family. tions Bring them to us—Tillamook evening to take their turn at sliding ■ matter of disposing of the club’s fur Drug Co. * down the slippery track. Thursday', Feb. 3rd, 8.15 P.M. niture, as it is proposed to form a Fur* Wanted. Chamber of Commerce with head o quarters at the city hall. Several sug TOTTEN-—Magician and Illusionist, Furs wanted, highest prices paid. I gestions were made, one being the ap Send for price list. G. D. Alderin Ik pointment of a committee to inter- Co. Salem, Oregon. Tuesday, March 28th, 8.15 P.M. I view the business men to raise suffi- | cient money to pay off certain indebt- Salt create* thirst, and in rainy. I edness. Those present, about 16. weather none is so thirsty as the I I promised to contribute $5 each. It saltcellar. •» ! was decided to adjourn the meeting This war is a year old, and on the , and meet at the Court House next I Monday evening, with the idea of west end it ought soon to be able to I getting together as to what i* best to walk. Pen may be mightier than be done, when it is hoped that most of the bnsiness men will attend and sword, bat not the chlorine squirt gun. ^|---unftf—uiJXl LnJX i irlftl their advice. . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus, $30 000.00 Train Delays will make no differ ence, it will positively be here on February 22nd Tillamook Jottings. LYCEUM COURSE Three Remaining Numbers <> LAMAR’S VARIETY STORE, WILL MOVE to 1.0 O.F. BLD ■ <• $ February 1. Drop in and book Around.” q Special Rate for 3 Numbers, $1 Single Admittance?