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i - Vol. XXVI. No. 40 . TILLAMOOK. OREGON. MARCH 16, 1916 I i . jo PER YEAR. CALF HIDES WANTED. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN. I have order« for a great number of calves and am n<>w buying all I can get. When you have a calf for sale its money in your pocket to call me up. Am able to pay and will pay fancy Prices for Durham Bulls. Red Poll Bulls, Durham, Red Polls and Holstein Heifers. Can also use chickens.—Both Phones.Smith, THE CALF MAN. THIS MAN HID H/S MONET W A HOLE IN THE GROUND-IT IS GONE — THE “PRUDENT MAN "PUTS HIS /N THF SANK No man can hide and keep OTHERS from knowing it. There is always soni -tiling in his actions that “ffives him away.” Our strong vaultswill keep your money safe. Besides this. MEN of known financial RE- SPONSIBILI I Y are behind our bank. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Deposit. Tillamook County Bank THE OLD RELIABLE. 0OOO3OOSOOOÜ Tillamook Jottings. Ray & Co., is paying' 5 cents for sack<. Fancy Plymouth Rock Eggs, for sotting, for sale, is for $1.25. Mrs. I. W. Hiner, Hemlock. * Wise and Massey, Dentists. Miss Patterson now has her first Houses to Rent, see Watson. showing of Spring Millinery ready * Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. * I for your inspection. Ray & Co. is paying 5c for sacks. I Attorney Geo. Winslow will not be 1 a candidate for district attorney on Five cents for sacks, Ray & Co. | the Republican ticket. Good team for sale,» See Joe Don-' Your Free Sample of Briquets is aldson. * nmv ready at T.amb-Schrader Co's. Films developed roc. per roll.—C T. office.—B f”,rC. Lamb. Clotigh Co. * For Sale—Three Durham cows. Jacob Get vnur early seed potatoes at the coming fre«h soon. Apply to Fruit Palace. * j Tagman, Kilchis River. For sale or trade a moving picture Piano for rent.—Apply at the Citv outfit, complete. Call nr write to J. c- Transfer Co. * Prime, Bay City, Oregon. * Get free Kodak instructions at C I For sale, ehean. vine map'* and Clough Co.’s. * spruce limbs. Apply to M. R. Hane*- * Brine- in vnur prescriptions, Tilla kratt. Tillamook. Oregon. mook Drug Co. * For sa'e or trade, a 3 inch Mitche’l Dr. Daniels and family left on Sun Wagon for a cow. A only tn G. G. Graves, near Krebs brick yard. day for Sheridan. Tran nested White Leghorns. O. A. Safe deposit boxes tor rent. Tilla C. and Tancred Stock. and baby mook County Bank. * chicks. W. S. Coates, Tillamook. The place to eat is at Eats,” Ramrfey Hotel. the "Good * Conntv School Superintendent W. S. Burl left this week for Sheridan, I and will be away about two weeks. Sacks wanted—Lamb Schrader Co . Dairv ranch for rent —Two miles i Tillamook Oregon. from Tillamook Citv For informa Bring vour sacks to Ray & Co. and tion address Box 17, Tillamook. Or.* get 5 cents for them. Wr nd Sawed—Call F.. W. Knight Dressmaking. Mrs. Marie Wade, on the Mutual nhonc. Prompt service ♦ and careful work. Corner 9th and Stillwell. For Ren»—Store Building now oc Owing to the slide at Enright there cupied bv R D. Lamar as a variety was no train service that day. I store after Feb.. 1st.—P. W. Todd. Attorney I. L. Henderson returned See “The Unknown,” a Paramount from Hood River on Friday. Picture, something vou will 'ike at You choose your doctor. Choose us the Star Theatre Saturday and Sun as your druggist—Tillamook Drug day. Cn * Co. For Sale, to acres of land nearly all A marriage license was issued to bottom land. Terms or part trade. Joseph S. Lowrance and Anna H. Aoply to Mrs. Morgan at the Watch Rutgers. Tower. * The Tillamook Meat Co. is paying Bv united consent of the barbers, 7c. per pound for live fat hogs up to their shops will remain open until 8 p.m., commencing Monday, March 225 pounds. 20. 1916. Jitney Service: Auto 'or hire at all For rent, Watch Tower building, hours. Phone 53J Day—154J night unfurnished or unfurnished apart Lee Slyter. ments. Mrs. Morgan. Watch Tower Building. * Have you prescriptions to be filled? We use only the purest drugs ob We can fill any prescription.—Tilla tainable to enter into you ^prescrip mook Drug Co. * tions. Bring them to us—Tillamook « For Sale, 5 room cottage, modern, Drug Co. for cash $775—Address Box 145. Ti'- any Smithy. Auto trips Ride with lamook, Oregon. part of city or county Good car. . Attorney H. T. Botts, who Went to careful driver, Ira C. Smith, Both Portland and Salem on business, re phones, Call me. turned on Friday. I For sale, small team, also a young Full Blood Barred Rock eggs for mare five years old, weight about setting, 75c: Apply to E. L. Stewart, 1200. Apply at L. J. Larson, at Tom Tillamook Oregon. * Lyster ranch. South Prairie. Coming! Another Paramount Pic Having bought the Tillamook Iron ture, "The Unknown," featuring Works from A. K. Case all business Dorothy Davenport and Lou Tclle- from Sept. 1st will be transacted by gen. At the Star Theatre Saturday H. Sander. * and Sunday. g t hAJVIAR’S ¿ VARIETY STORE, MOVE to I.O O.F. BLD., I « • D Drop in and Liook Around ” <! □ FOR A SHORT TIME GRANT THAYER WILL PAY 17 CENTS FOR CALF HIDES. THE FIRST N2VITONAL BANK. Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00 A marriage license was issued to Lawrence Olds and Gladys Hamlin. Attorney T. H. Goyne and wife, Member Federal Reserve Bank. Grant -Thayer and wife and Geo. Ed I munds and wife left for Portland on Wednesday on business. i Empire Cream Separator Co. vs. OFFICERS : Ray & Co., is paying 5 cents for Rudolph Zweifel is a suit filed in the sacks. B. C. LAMB, President. circuit court to recover $416.53 for a Having taken charge .of the auto milking machine, etc. mobile department of Case’s Garage, W. J. RIECHERS, Cashier. Bring your hides to Dawson’s Liv I solicit your patronage in the future as in the past and will guarantee sat ery Barn, we are paying 16c. for calf J, C. HOLDEN, Viee-Presdent. hides, 12c. for beef hides; sacks from isfaction. Frank H. Devine. I. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cashier Protect your valuable papers from 2c. up to 4c. Old rubber and metal 5c. the unexpected fire by renting one of Frank Winer. DIRECTORS : our safe deposit boxes. Only one W. S. Cone, of Bay City, and Chas. dollar per year. Tillamook County Ray and L. M. Kraner, ot Cloverdale, A. W. BVN'N. P eter II eisel . C. J. E dwards . * were in the city on Saturday talking Bank. up the proposition to bond the coun Deputy Sheriff Campbell sold the ty for $420,000 for hardsurfacing the B C. L amb . W. J. R iechers . J. C. H olden . Bailey saw mill at Wheeler at a main highway through the county. sheriff’s sale, the property being bid At a meeting of the Fair Board on in by Ralph Cady for the K. C. Saturday, it was decided to ask the Lumber Co. Careful Attention Given to all Banking Wanted, to trade about one acre of people to recommend a person to fill river bottom land on the Trask river, the vacancy on the board on account Business Placed in Our Hands. with small house on it, for a small of the death of J. H. Dunstan, who runabout auto. Apply at the Head- represented the north of the county * on the board. Several names have Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON light office. been mentioned for the position, who “Going to sleep in church," is the reside in the central part of the coun sermon subject at the Christian ty, and whether they would be agree !Q0eO9Oa0C090S030&0O0O0G0C0O0900G0 90OC0C00OO00O0OCOO0 Its the able to the north end of the county Church next Sunday night. _ first one in the seven Sunday series. should no one there aspire to the po- . Wheeler Mill to Remain Idle. Ray & Co., is paying 5 cents icr "Shadows” is the solo for the c'euing sition, remains to be seen. i sacks. Don’t forget those busted castings. C. W. Talmage, administrator of 1 It is reported that the Wheeler The late J. H. Dunstan was a mem- Lumber Co.'s saw mill at Wheeler Can be welded for half. Goods sent the estate of C. E. Hadley, made an- ber of the Artisan lodge of his city, I will not resume operations, these in- by parcel post and express promptly swer in the case in which Oak Nolan carrying $1000 in that order. for , professional sued for $25,000 __ _________ terested in that enterprise thinking it returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook, services. The administrator denies We have made special arrange- I not advisable to do so, for it is feared Oregon. * that he contracted with or procured i meats with the Telephone Co., to 1 that the revival in the lumber busi the professional services of the plain- . ness will only last a short time. An For sale, two 2 year yearling bulls, tiff to institute or defend the suits connect you directly with our office, other thing that the mill company is and two calves, 1 year in Spring, A. J. mentioned in the complaints, or to do in case you wish any of our GOOD particularly interested in, and that is C. C. Jerseys,from dams that test or perform any professional services, COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W the result of the work on the jetties 300 to 400 pounds butter fat—T. H. or any services of any nature what- I to improve Nehalem bar, which is McCormack, Tillamook, Oregon. R. so ever, but admits that plaintiff at- ' "The Girl and the Game" is a ser hoped will enable large lumber ves M 15. tempted to present a pretended claim ial Feature photo play to begin at the sels to enter that harbor. As soon as F. D. I. Star Theatre soon. Featuring Helen sufficient depth of water is obtained Married on March 12th, at the against the estate. Holmes, known as "The dare-devil and vessels can be used to ship the home of the brode’s parents at Hem "Horrors of War” is a feature pic ” This is a railroad film novel lumber, the mill will resume opera lock, Joseph S. Lowrance ! and Miss ture to be shown at the Star Theatre actress said to be the best serial picture ever I tions. It will be remembered that a Anna H. Rutgers, the ceremony be- next Monday night. This picture was produced. It is so good, that it is be ing performed by Dr. J. I. Mont- taken by the Pathe Film Co., after ing run over the entire Pantages cir large amount of money was expend ed in the erection of this large, mod gomery, of Hebo. some of the European battles. Show- cuit. Watch for the date. ern sawmill, which employed a large Accident Commis- inging the great destruction and cost State Industrial number of men and was the biggest Moskos is a suit of lives. This is the only picture of sion vs. George lumber industry in the county, but Bridges for Sour Grass Road. court in which the its kind produced. The management filed in the circuit the Democratic free trade party ----- o ------ ....... ............ ' t for Commission sues the defendant is fortunate in securing this great County Judge J. B. Dodson and placed lumber on the free list, when $166.60 under the Employer’s Liabil picture at this time. We are on the took a big slump, closing verge of war with Mexico, each and Commissioner W. S. Allen, of Yam ¡umber ity Act. hill County, came to Tillamook on down this local industry and hun everyone should see it, as it will give C. R. Worrall was released from us sortie idea of what our own people Wednesday to confer with the Tilla dreds of sawmills in the Northwest. the state penitentiary on Monday of will In fact, placing lumber on the free have to go through to conquer. mook County Court in regard to the ' list did Oregon a lot of harm, and week, and in a letter to the edit Sour Grass road. They went into I last T. B. Hanley, of Tillamook, in join session and opened bids for the ; will do so as long as lumber is kept or dated Portland, March 0. he said "I am taking the train for California forms us this week that he intends to four bridges that are to be construct on the free list. file for senator from the twenty ed on that road. The bids received to night, where I will make good.” fourth district. His opponents now To Bend the County to Build Hard T. B. Turney has failed to pay the in the field are J. U. Smith and Jesse were: $1520.00 Surface Roads. fine imposed by Judge Bagley who Edwards, of Newberg, and Francis C. E. Fugua ............................ gave him several weeks to do so. As Michelbook, of McMinnville, all of L. M. Dennis and Edward 1,695.00 Mallory ................................ Petitions arc being circulated in dif- he is somewhat under the weather, if Yamhill County. The twenty-fourth 1,670.00 ferent parts of the county for signa- the fine is not paid when he gets bet district includes Washington, Yam E. E. Cross ............................ | tures, that the question of bonding ter he will have to soak it out in jail. hill, Tillamook and Lincoln County. Tillamook Bay Construction 950.00 I to build hard surface roads may Company .............................. If you have any hogs to sell call us The Tillamook Headlight in a strong Curtiss Gardner .................... 1,360.00 placed upon the ballot to be voted on up on either phone as we are going editorial last week declares that it is The bid of the Tillamook Bay Con : at the coming fall election. The peti- to ship a carload of hogs in the near Tillamook County’s turn to have a struction Co. was accepted . There ; lion circulated in and around Clover future. We arc also buving all kinds senator and that county will put up a was another bid which came in too dale is meeting with unexpected fav- of young calves and hides as well as strong fight for the office—Banks late from H. D. Bond for $1,199.00. , or. There is scarcely anyone here furs of all kinds.—Tillamook Live- Herald. i that does not favor bonding for hard Stock Co. Bell phone 8F22. * surface roads. The petition calls for Circuit Judge Gatens has appointed Sues County for $5; Costs $9.70. a hard surface road through the Watch out for the peanut and pig H. A. Andrews, H. A. Ruble and A. | county front the north boundary bile social on St.Pa’rick'« evening, March C. Schow on the joint committee of A suit was filed in the Justice court of the county to the south part of the 17th. at the Guild Hall. Everybody Bayocean Park the affairs of which come whether he or she is Irish or are now in litigation in the circuit and this week by R. B. Driscoll against county by way of Tillamook, Clover not and claim a pig. There will be a Federal courts. The three will repre Tillamook County,' in which the dale and I.ittle Ncstticca to , good program as well as other enter sent the complainant property own plaintiff claims the sum of $5.00 for with some road leading out taining features. ers. They succeed on the committee stenographic work in taking the tes county. H. D. Ramsdell, B. O. Case and J. timony in the preliminary hearing of 1 A recomcndation is made in the f*w of On Wednesday even1"» a the Daniels case. petition that the County Court the intimate friends of Miss Fenina Smith. Judge Gatens also appointed The case came up on a demurrer to appoint the following named gentle Attorneys C. W. Fulton and J. F. Ueland surprised her at her home the complaint Wednesdav, and men to act in conjunction with the with a «artv in honor of her birth- Sedgwick to represent the property Deputy District Attorney Callahan, County Court as an advisory board; dav. The affair came entirely unex ' owners in the fight in the Federal who appeared for the county, con Herman Farmer and Chas. Ray. for pected bv Miss Ueland and all enjoy district court against the foreclosure tended that the complaint was insuf the south district; M. W. Harrison, of a mortgage on the property.— ed a most pleasant time. ficient to constitute a claim against F. R. Beals and Samuel Brodhead, Journal. the county, and that the justice court for the middle district; Fred Zad- ' TboHH contest between "The True Last Sunday Miss Nettie Smith was without jurisdiction to set aside dach and Rudolph Zweifel, for th« Blues” and "The “The Old Golds” of < the Presbvterian Ladies’ Guild will end was very pleasantly surprised bv her the action of the county, who had . north district.—Courier. in another mon’h. leaving two more Sundav School class of the Christian previously disallowed the claim. On returning home about The demurrer was sustained, and In Memoriam. meetings <n which tn work Mr« Pnb- j I Church. 12:45 she found her home occupied judgment was given the county i«on. of “The Old Golds" and M rs. by her class of girls, also a table against plaintiff for $9.70 costs. An Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in Partridge, nf the “Trite Blues” mak- I groaning with good things to eat. She appeal will probably be taken to the His devine wisdom hat seen fit to ing very efficient leaders. received some very useful presents. Supreme Court. remove from our midst our much be E. W Neiiens has located in this After partaking of the birthday din loved and deeply respected brother, city and will start a cigar factory in ner, games and music wci* indul.'ed REMEMBER. J. H. Dunstan, who so faithfully per the Kellv building doing business un in until 5 p.m. when they Ml depart“d ------ o------ formed the various duties assigned der the name of the Tillamook «“Ig.ir for their several homes Those in the If you are in the market for a him in our order; Co Mr. Neuens comes from Vile. party were: Evelyn Glad. Christina piano or player piano this Spring I He it resolved by the Fairview Orc., and expects tn do a thriving Olson, Pauline Geinger, Al'cue Pang can save you money. I (•range, No 273 that in the departure Reed. Alpna Olson, business in home made cigars in the born, Gladys F Being at no expense in selling, from this life of our brother, we, as mnntv He is the manufacture nf Gladys Klinehan, Helen Mahan and saves you a large commission always a Grange have sustained a serious the celebrated Don Rays, the cigars Lulu Knudson. trade by a salaried salesman. The loss and the community a true and with a nice little kick. Lottie M. Hunt and George Wil- Wiley B. Allen Co. line embraces the faithful friend. With these thought* liams, trusUe, vs. A. C. Everson, and following well known and standard in our minds and hearts, we feel as The management of the Star Conzada sured that his spirit has been borne Everson, C. W. Dewev. piano*. Theatre is showing some splendid Mason & Hamlin, Ludwig, Milton, safely across the dark river and is at moving pictures, and that is the Cornelius de Young and S. J. Holt is rest in that Beautiful _ I.and oí Sonie- reason that this place of amuiet lent a suit filed in the circuit court, in Cable, Kingsbury, Harrington and where. has become «o pnr.ular and draws which plaintiff prays that judgment others.. Resolved, that as a token of our You receive an iron clad guarantee the crowd. “The Gi-1 and the Came.” be entered in favor of plaintiff Lottie esteem, this be spread upon •he great railroad film nov»l is com. M. Hunt in the sum of $6,750.00; that with these pianos. "Your Money’s our records, tribute ., be _ ___ copy sent to the I ing to Tillamook, dates for which wi" judgment be entered in favor of Geo. Worth or Your Money Back” is the family, also a a copy sent to the lo i be announced later. Helen Holmes is Williams, trustee, for $1,750.00; that guarantee of the Wiley B. Allen Co. cal papers and to the be Grange Bulletin. When buying a piano take no 1 *he leading character in this fascinat- judgment be entered in favor of the Oscar Tittle, Bertie Tinnerstet and plaintiffs in the sum of $500.00 for at chances with one of uncertain quality i ing photo play. Rachel Weston, Committee. torney’s fees; that a decree be enter and durability. It doesn't pay. This is to aprise ye member* of the ed declaring the plaintiff’s claims to These pianos may be purchased of l Fairview Birthday Club and let vez be a first lien and mortgage upon cer me on easy terms. Second hand For Sale : kqow af a meeting in honor of Pad- I tain real estate and personal proper pianos and talking machine* taken in i dv’s Dav. to be held at the home of ty. Fine opening for brick layer anil on exchange. Mrs. Mabel Folks on the afternoon Yours for business, concrete man. Water Front lot, build A petition is being circulated ask . of March sivinteenth Faith ’tis wil- ings, brick and concrete block forms, LELAND B ERWIN ' kim ye’d be an vez could make it con- ing Governor Withycombe to pardon Representative for Tillamook County everything with which to work. John Theiler, who pleaded guilty to a vaniant to attind. The toim’ll pa*« Business* good. Only plant in North charge of voilating the prohibition I I plisintlv we thrust with fay drinkin' end of county Easy terms, Poor Auction Sale. 1 and other divarsion*. —Mr* Myrtle law, and is now serving out the sen- ' health cause of sale. Address Neha tenee, and is compelled to work on 1 Breeden and Mrs. Mabel Folk*. At Allen Page’s store, Saturday, lein Drug Co., Nehalem, Or. the roads. A revenue officer came in A pleasant surprise was held at the last week, when Theiler had to dig March 18th, at 1 30 p.m. I will offer Cheese Factory for Sal«. home of Mrs. H. C. Hanson, just i up nearly $80.00 to pay for a gov- at public auction my stock of goods as I am going to move into the store I north of the city, last Friday evening, i ernment and rectifier's license. Geo. For sale to Uie highest bidder fo- the Junior class of the high school Bean had also to pay for a govern building opposite A. A. Pennington's. ca sh at 2 p.m. March 20th 1916, Siletz giving the affair. Games were enjoy ment license, as he had pleaded guil- : I Valley Cheese Factory, located a B°ttom Land for Sale. ed until a late hour and then refresh ty to violating the prohibition law, 1 Siletz, Oregon., 4000 pound* capacity ----- o . I ments were served. An exciting feat , but has not been sentenced yet. Boot vat and all up to date machinery. ure of the evening was when some legger* are having a hard ti ne, with I For sale, Wilson River Bottom Sold subject to being operated at the and — the » government . boys stole the refreshments, however heavy r sentence* —----- —......... , ] Land, both high and low prices. Ap- present sight. I there were enough good thing* left1 ofiicial* pouncing down on them and J ply to Paul Erickson, Maple Leaf Ralph Mamar, Sec. making them dig up. , precinct, Tillamook. • to have plenty for everyone. W. R. Hall Pre*.
