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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 13. r ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure No Alam—No Phosphate THE TILLAMAAK HEADLIGHT. goods If a local business man sold a milking machine to a dairyman that was next to worthless, the dairyman would "come back" at the business Snap Shots man, but when they buy a pig in a poke from strangers, giving their notes, why, they come into the sucker Clean up also means paint up. ------ u------ class. Our advice to the people of T here is this satisfaction for those 1 illamook, and it is good wholesome who have been pinched for exceeding advice as well, trust and do business the auto speed limit—the city needs with the local merchants, and then you won’t get stung and buncoed out the money. of your money by strangers who ped Ji the 13% mile speed limit for dle and solicit orders. autos in the city have been grossly violated for a long time the 25 mile Death of Henry Zurflueh. speed limit for the state is violated every hour of the day north of the Died, at Sunnymead Addition on city. Wednesday, Henry Zurflueh. The ___ Will someone please inform Bro. funeral services will be held on Sun 'I romblcy, the Democratic free trade day afternoon, at one o’clock at the rooster, that another splendid oppor Adventist church. Obituary notice tunity presents itself for him to flop next week. again. Senator LaFollette is an as pirant for the presidency. Card of Thanks. Editorial Mr. Himes visited a number of friends among the old pioneers and lheir families while in town. His visit was made partly to secure material on the early history of the state and partly to stimulate interest in this history by speaking before the young people as he did at the high school. Christian Church. The subject of "Popular Amuse ments” was handled "without gloves last Sunday night, the largest crowd of the series thus far was present. Mrs. Humbert, mother of Harold Humbert, instructor in the Tillamook High School, spoke at the morning service in the interest of missions. Her message was timely and to the point. “The Conversion of a Moral Man” will be the theme for the morning sermon next Sunday morn ing next Sunday, and the fifth ser mon of the Seven Sunday Series will be preached in the evening beginning at 7 4?. Subject: "Lord! is it I” or "the Night of Betrayal.” Mr. Hum bert will sing one of his beautiful solos at each service. In the evening the solo will be “No Burdens Yonder' We appreciate the splendid hearing Tillamook is giving us in the services and invite you to attend next Sunday. 1916. Saturday evening, and when taken to task for his action in acquitting Dr. Reedv, the city recorder stated that he decided tile case on its merits, and it the city council was not satisfied with bun he was ready to resign. Marshal Myer» and the city recorder both gave their versions oi the case, when Dr Boals moved that the res ignation of Mr. Aschim be accepted, w hich was carried and at another meeting of the city council on Mon day morning Mayor Brodhead ap pointed lra C. Smith to fill the vacan cy, which was confirmed by the council and Mr. Smith immediately took office. Mr. Aschim says he decided the case on its merits, and believes he was right in doing so, as there was so small a margin to go on. The speed limit is I2’'i miles an a.. hour L— - and ' it was charged Reedy was going »5 miles an hour, being timed by a stop watch while going one block. County Court Proceedings. I Road District N°. «. W. B. Laton .......................... H. V. Burg .............................. Mrs. lllingsworth .................. C. W. Wilks .......................... p. Thomas .............................. W. M. Thomas ...................... lack Jennings ........................ Alwin Blum ............................ Fred Bluui John Proctor .............. Alex Walker ................ John Blum ................... Janies Smith ................ J. L. Robertson .......... A. E. Holden.............. B. Darby ....................... A. E. Holden .............. Guy Vaughn ................ C. W. Henkle ............ Joe Delsman ............... Willard Johnson ........ A. Darby ...................... J F Reeher ................ King Smith ............ Tillamook Water Co. Pae Tel A Tel Co. .. W. B. Aiderman Devine's Garage Marcus Reust ............. Frank Dye .................. Ed LaFrancis ............. N. J- Dye ..................... Henry Nelson Frank Dye .................. A. J. Nails .................... J. F. McKinney .......... Joe Mapes .................... Tory Haugan .............. T. H. Witt ................... C. Haugan .................... Geo. Olds ..................... ■ N. Noble ....................... Geo. McDonald .......... Frank Eckloff .............. David O’Donnell ........ I’ac. Tel. & Tel. Co. ■ City Transfer Co......... D. O’Donnell .............. W. R. lllingsworth ... Tillamook Iron Works Bay City Examiner .. Ed. Hoag ...................... King & Smith ............. Coats Lmbr. Co........... King & Smith .............. I Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 2.50 Coast Chemical Co. ... 2.50 ' Hiner & Reed .............. US* W. S. Buel ..................... 1.25 5.00 Bushong & Co................ 20.00 Tillamook Herald ........ I5.OO Tillamook Headlight .. 10.00 ]. E. Cochran ................ 9-37 R. L. Shreve ................ 2.50 P W. Barrett .............. ___ Devines Garage .............. 6.86 J.50 i King &■ Smith .............. ’j rA«>i/inoc r»'_»racri* Devines Garage........................ 1.25 Farm and field Dem. work. 6.87 J. C. Bewley ............................... 10.62 J. F. Jones ................................. 10.6a A. A. Dixon .............................. 5-23 I I Tillamook Garage .................. 7 50 I E. F-. Koch ................................. 2 50 H. Crenshaw ............................ 1 2.50 J W. A. Williams ...................... 2.50 C. A. Dunn ............................... 12.50 Harley Foland ......................... 3-75 E. W. Stanley et al ................ 18,00 1 Tota,_............. -............... $3.132.91 6.00 I County Poor. 3 00 60.00 Geo. W. Phelps, supplies for Wm. L'owd.............................. 7932 5 95 3000 R. Wz. Watson, house rent for Mrs. Helgerson.................... 27.00 700 26.25 Conover & Condit, supplies for Wm. Quick .................... 5500 9-05 7-50 Conover & Condit, supplies for Mrs. Collins .................. 1500 935 10.00 H. Mason & Co. supplies for Mr. Simonson ...................... 28.00 6.50 25 3» Dr. H. E. Rinehart, for Indian Louise ..................................... 750 2.00 2.50 Dr. H. E. Rinehart, for Mrs. Jarvis, Indian charge .......... I 25 6.00 26.05 750 R. H. Cady, for Mrs Jarvis.. . Tillamook Meat Co. for Mrs. 500 Collins ..................................... 2.50 2.50 P. E. Jewell, for Frank Marey 4.00 Berns Bros, for Mrs. Collins. 4.20 Berns Bros, for Mrs. Day . . . 2.66 D. S. Boyakin for Joseph An- gello ................................ 300 940 20.00 1438 L. S. Hushbeck for Cap. Loll 18.80 Tillamook Feed Co., for J. F. Mckinney ................................ 7.20 »7 45 469 Tillamook Feed Co. fur Mrs. Helgerson .............................. 30-75 1325 146.38 Marie Karnin .for Indian Louise ..................................... 1.70 Crystal Laundry for Cap Loll $805.98 Tillamook Mercantile Co. for W. Wright ............................ 1505 Coats Lumber Co, wood for Wm. Quick ............................. J. S. Lamar, for Fred Pancost J. S. Lamar, for Franklin .... J- S. Lamar, for Scottie.......... J- S. Lamar, for Pearl Shaw J. S. Lamar for B. Johnson .. J. S. Lamar, for J. Allison .. . A. A. Pennington for W. Wright ..................................... 5.00 D. W. Gilbert & Sons, for L. S. Keene ................................... 10.90 D. W. Gilbert & Sons, for J. M. Cox ..................................... 61.50 Boys and Girls Aid Society, Portland, Oregon.................... 30.00 County Court met in regular ses sion on April 5th, with the following members present: A. M. Hare, Judge, Geo. R. McKimens and Frank L. Owens, commissioners, J. C. Holden, clerk, H. Crenshaw, sheriff. Court enters agreement with Matt Weber for the construction of a Methodist Church Notes. bridge across Beaver Creek on what is known as the Squires road. Friday evening April 14 the Rev. Petition of John W'ahlin and others Stanford Moore will deliver an ad for a county road was continued un dress to the young people and all who til May term. desire to come, at the Methodist Petition of Ross Chilcott and Church at 7:45 P-m. He is District was continued President of the Epworth League others for county road and a bright, talented young man. until May term. In the matter of the . petition of H. Come and hear him. Sunday school session on Sunday A. Miles and others for county road, Look out for the Republican land We wish to sincerely thank all the court not being fully advised the slide next November, when the G. O. those who so kindly assisted us dur- morning at 10 o’clock led by Supt. same was continued until April 2ist. P will "come beck” into power. The ing the illness and at the death of W. E. Noyes. Children’s sermon 10:45 In the matter of the petition of country is badly in need of a man at osir beloved wife and mother, Their Short sermon at It o’clock with Sac Harley Foland for indemnity of cat ramental service. the head of the government who has kindness will never be forgotten, but Evening service 7:45, theme of ser tle slaughtered for the sum of $175.00 some business sense and back bone, the memory of it will remain with us it is ordered that Thursday the 4th mon “The Worst Hinderers”. which is badly lacking now. the one bright spot in the death hour Prayer meeting on Wednesdays, day of May be fixed as the time of of our sorrow. hearing said claim. People get sore when they see a W. Kellow and Family. and choir practice Thursday evenings. Claim of Harley Foland for one Good singing, special music. Come sposmotic attempt to enforce laws, and welcome, if you have no stated cow slaughtered under direction of especially those who are hailed into Total .................................. Presbyterian Church Notes. Dr. Reedy, allowed to extent of $12.50 place of worship. court. The round up of those who ex RoadDistrict N°. 3. one lialf of amount of indemnity. Edw. Gittins, Pastor. ceeded the auto speed limit is another i Fritz Drebert .......................... Court appointed D. F. Thompson illustration. It looked as though "Sanctification: When is the Soul on the fair board to fill vacancy L. Kellow ................................ law had become a dead letter, for it Perfect in Holiness?” is the postor’s Movement on to Beautify City. Tom Kellow ............................ caused by death of J. H. Dunstan is many moons since anyone was theme at JI next Sunday in the pre Court entered into contract with A. Albert Clark ............................ pinched. Easter series of sermons. Palm Sun Now that a movement is started to John Cox ................................ ------ o------ day will be observed with an appro beautify the city by planting dahlias Arstill for the construction of the Fred Lyster ............................ There are some ungodly persons priate service in the evening at 7.30. and other flowers, everyone should W. S. Cone road. Lee Lyster .............................. Road District No. 1. living in this city, that is if the old All are cordially invited to any or all feel it their personal duty to help it Gene Hester .......................... saying I that cleanliness is next to of these services Special services will along. There is much to be done in Dick Bartrow ........................... Ben Collier ............................. godliness holds true. If the city dads be held every night, except Saturday, the way of cleaning up. Let everyone Wm. Crawford ........................ Dave W...................................... will put their smellers to work and next week in observance of Passion make up their minds to do something R. J. Larsen .............................. F. G. Ayer .............................. s. c. Larsen ........................... start in on an inspection tour of the week. and see if we cannot all together Ralph Robinson Lyle Craven ........................... back alleys at what is known as the Rev. J. E. Youel, the pastor is at change our town to a better looking Jeff Fleck ................................ old fire trap building near the saw tending the spring meeting of the one. There arc many places fast be M. A. Sellon . Mr. Spencer ............................ Alvin Thompson mill, they will soon find where these Presbytery of Portland this week. coming disruptiblc looking and we Dick ~ A. E. Myer ............................. Hartrow ungodly sinners reside and where are being criticised very much by Wm. P. C. Myer .............................. Crawford . they throw their filth and rubbish. other towns by our lack of pride. Funeral of Mrs. Kellow. R. J. Larsen .... F. L. Martin .......................... There are many here who are becom C. S. Larsen .. . . Fred Scherzinger .................. For Circuit Judge of the Nineteenth ft is unfortunate that there should ing ashamed of our city and are put Dan Fletcher .......................... I he funeral services of Mrs. W. ting forth every effort to create in Ralph Robinson . Judicial District. be any disagreement between the H. Scherzinger ...................... City Council and the Water Commis Kellow were held on Wednesday ........... ...... , of others a desire for the beautiful Alvin Thompson . . I M. A. Sellon .......... Chas. Johnson ........................ W. H. Hollis. sion over the office of city recorder last week at the J. O. O. F. cemetery flowers. Emil Ross .............. W. A. Highsmith .................. I am a candidate for nomination to and collector for the Water Commis at ( loverdale, Rev. Ford preaching The Floral Society has on display Albert Miller.......... Ralph E. Welsh .................... the sermon. the office of Circuit Judge, of the sion. Personalities should cut no fig at Morrison's Candy store a minature F. J. Welsh .............................. Hannah Margaret Pomeroy was home with lawn, flower beds, climb A. Cummings .......... Nineteenth Judicial District, compos ure when it comes to the over bur E. E. Rowland ...................... ed of Tillamook and Washington dened taxpayers of this city having born August 26, 1836, in Ohio. She ing vines, window boxes and rose R. W. Smith ........... E. B. O’Neal ........ ................. Counties, subject to the Republican to foot the additional hardens. Econ was married to Washington Kellow, bushes. This small house is made en C. E. Allen .............. H. Livengood.......................... .62 primary election to be held May 19th, omy in the administration of city af- Oct. 22nd, 1856, in Lee Co., Iowa. tirely of paste board and was design Gilman Nunn .... J. Leslie .................. H. J. Tohl ............................... 2.50 1916. fairs should be the object of public Later she crossed the plains in 1865, ed and made by a lady. Robert Aldred ........ R. Lyster .................................. coming to Oregon. Dud April 4th, 1 am a resident of Forest Grove, in officials. * 25 75 This tiny home is made to repre- A. L. Learned ........................ 1916, aged 79 years, 7 months, 9 days. sent how your own home could be Jas Murdock .......... 20.00 said Washington County, and have o-— - Richard .Myers .... John Lowrance ...................... 3750 been an attorney for thirty years, am Spasmodic enforcement of laws She leaves lit sides her aged husband, made by a little effort in planting W. F. Cain ............. 5.00 admitted to practice in all the courts Edd Worthington .................. make people sore, more especially live sons E. J. Kellow, M. C. Kellow, flowers. The l'loral siciety is work- E. A. W orthington A. Learned .............................. 1 86 of this state and the Federal Courts those who arc unfortunate to be ar I hos. Kellow, Geo. Kellow and Oi ley ing in connection with the Civic Im Rosco Barker ........ Elmer Bailey .......................... of the L’nited States for the district rested. We think that the ci! y offi- Kellow, all of whom reside at Hebo, provement Club and together they Oregon. She joined the Christian of Oregon. W. Sappington ........................ wish the help of every man, woman Chas. Easom .......... cials are, to.-Some extent, to blame, Jay Davis ................................. 10.00 I have been a lifelong Republican, girl, . and has ever and child in helping to improve our Gilbert Zaddach for allowing people to exceed the Church when a _ Ernest Kebbe ........ ____ Roy Nelson .............................. 4 36 but in the discharge of public duties city. auto speed limit so long,for we do not since lived a very consistent Chris- Bert Comstock ... . Jas. Imlah ................................ 3-12 have always hc'ld the interest of the Mrs. Royal Stillwell. think it is right to enforce that or tian life and was loved and esteemed by all who knew her. Aug. Sandberg .. . . J A. Pearson .......................... 3593 people above that of party or politics, ilitumce for a few weeks in the year — Albert Miller .......... Chas. Baker ............................. 1.25 and that the judiciary should never ail'd close one’s eyes to it the remxiin- School Notes. F. rnil Ross ............. Ed. Trobaugh .......................... 2.00 be swayed . - - by , parisan influence or Accidently Killed While Hunting. <lcr of the year, which appears to be —--—o------- Lew Kenney ...... R. L. Shreve ............................ 36.25 ' P“riy prejudice. the way this ordinance has been Miss Retta smith the third grade Ernest Kebbe ........ 31.25 I . 1. have ever constantly stood for A. Dunn .................................... handled. Walter D. Winters, of Neskowin, teacher was called home suddenly Alva Finley .............. W. E. Anderson ...................... 22.68 economy in the expendnture of was fatally shot on Sunday while last week by the. fatal illness of her Sam Barber ............ 20.05 *he peoples’ money. The burden of A. H. Goulstrom ..................... Surely there is enough business en bear hunting in that neighborhood. farther who died shortly after she Joe Vcrmilvea ........ J. M. Baker............................... *4.55 laaat'on is increasing out of all pro- ergy in the business men of Tilla Fie was accompanied by his 10 year reached home. Miss Harriet Gaylord Hiram Vcrmilvea 22.30 Portion to the benefits received, . m- :_ F. A. Ayer .............. ................. mook city to take hold oi and main old son and Fred Affolter. south of is taking her place in her absence. Seth Vcrmilvea . . . 7.80 creased wealth or ability to t_ pay. r_,. If /Mbert Clark ............................ tain a business men's organization or Neskowin. W hile the party was rest The boys in the upper grammar Sam Toinilson ........ Ed. Pearson .............................. 7.80 Jloni*1natcd and elected I will adminis- club in the city. Two rooms atv now ing, seated on a log. Winter's gun grades are working hard practicing Frank Barnes .......... Lawrence Yack ...................... 15.00 for the busines sof the Court of this available in the city hall, which ran commenced to fall, and reaching for for the spring grade school track Oral Barnes ............ John Burgess ............................ 7-50 district justly, promptly, and with be used for that purpose, so why not it he succeeded in catching it, but in meet which is scheduled for early in A. E. Rittenhouse .. Henry Weiss............................ 5 30 the least possible expense to the tax have a get together meeting and drawing it toward him the hammer May. The cup which was put up last Hugh Rittenhouse payers. Walter Sedro ............................ start s local organization’ That's the caught on some brush and discharged spring by a number of the business Tom Pitts ................ Less litigation; less expense; less Louis Myers .............................. way to boost the city. The Women's the contents entering his abdomen men will be contested for again this Guy Vedder ............. delay and more justice sha’l be my W m. Kandel ............................ Mr. Affolter at once went for help year. Last year the cup was won bv Gorden Pitts ............ Civic Improvement l eague is going aim. Louis Myers ............................ to do things bv wav of beautifying and informed Mrs. Winters of what the boys now in tfie eighth Your support is reespectfully solici- Henry Gould ............................ grade W'm. Sales ................ the city, and it is deserving of a had happened to her husband. The who think they have a good ted. chance Geo Wilks ................ John Burgess ............................ great deal of credit for taking hold of latter started to assist her husband to keep it, but several other grades M. F. Bowman ........ Irene Shultz .............................. W. H. Hollis. this long neglected improvement, and but for a time was lost in the w oods. are expecting to make them hustle Jack McCullins ........ W. H. Kandle .......................... man bled to if the ladies of the city are showing . The unfortunate --------- .. .0 death for it. H. W. Klein ........ .. U. S. Edwards .......................... Notice to Contractors. a large amount of activity there is no before help arrived, his little son Lester Edwards ...................... Fourth fourth grade won spelling contest Dan Alley .... reason whv the men folk should re being alone with his father when Jack Allen ........ D. W. Gilbert & Sons............ which just closed between the fourth >4.65 Sealed proposals addressed to the main so indolent. Wake up, gentle death came. m. Chisholm ........ E. G. Anderson ........................ 5.05 County Clerk of Tillamook County, men, wake up, and get a move on ami Dr. Boals and Dr. Wendt the coro and fifth grade, and the fifth grade Chas Robitsch .......... Jay Baker .............. 10.00 '-Jrcgon, and indorsed proposals to put your shoulders also to the wheel ner were notified, but Dr. Boals ar has won the Palmer pennant for the Leslie Rarber ............ E. E. Parker ...................... 75-00 complete new survey at Barview on and help the ladies in their commend rived too late ami the coroner did greatest improvement in Penman Tas Moore ................ A. C. Duel .................. 1500 Jhc Garibaldi-Wheeler County road, able efforts to beautify the city. This not think it necessary to hold an in ship in the last two weeks. C. D. Grout ................ P D. 0»................... 403 "Om Station o plus o to Station 18 can be done by a business men's or quiet. » Mr. H T. Botts recently favored Thos. Fuller ............ J. M. Weiss & Son ............ «79.60 P‘“s 89.25. ganization. Deceased leaves a widow and four one of the High School Literature W m. Kandle .................... Walter Rambo ........ 36.50 In accordance with the plans and children, the oldest being 13 and the classes by reading to it some dialect Harry Mitchel .......... J. M. Baker ............................. ’ 54.00 sP*cifications^thereof on file in office Suckers’ Suckers! Suckers! We sup youngest 7 years. He was aged 35 poems by Joel Chandler Harris. Chas. Morgan Cloverdale ...................... 405 of the County Clerk, of Tillamook Composition contests have been John Paquet ............ pose if we called some of our citizens years at the time of his death Cleverdalc Courier .................. 5.85 . bounty, Oregon, will be received by Funeral services were held on conducted in the fourth and seventh suckers to their face they would be W’. Beamish .......... Henry Gould ......................... ’ 2.00 ?“c County Court of said County at read)- to mop the floor with the snap Tuesday at Oretown the Rev. _ F . S. grades and soon will be in other A. F. Crane .............. John A. Roeblings and Sons . 12.40 !,,s off'ce in the Court House at Tilla- shot man. Rut in this neck of the Ford conducting the services, which classes, on the subject of “A Clean C. W Ross .............. Joseph Stcinmassl .... 32.70 mo°« city, Oregon, until the hour of woods there are a large number of was attended by a large number of Tooth Never Decays.’’ A prominent F.d Wood E. F. Carter ............................. ’ o clock ------ a.m. on the 21st day of tooth brush manufacturer has donat 527.26 10 ~ suckers. And it is not difficult to persons in that part of the county. Beaver Lumber Co. .. . . . . ed medals to those writing especially M. B Shafer . 24.16 April, 1916, and at that time publicly prove it, either. This is a pretty good J. H. Miller opened and read. good essays in these contests, and illustration One of our business men Martin Ripley loUlQ 2........ _......... $1.779-82 E^ch bid shall be accompanied by a is agent for a milking machine, which Ge”rge H. Himes Visits Tillamook. special rewards are given to the one C lark Smith Sour Graaa Road. certified check made payable to the in each room who writes the best lias proved successful, and there are Fred Paquet ............ Tillamook Bay Con. Co it of these milkers in use in this Mr George H, Himes. Secretary of essay. Bob Switzer has won the lohn 560.81 County Clerk, for an amount equal to 1 illamook Bay Con. Co. county. I ong comes a stranger, who the Oregon Historical Society came seventh grade and Blanch Purdy in Geo. Langley ... #3.:o 5 Per cent of the amount of the bid, J. H. Hicks .................... Benson .......... goes throngh the county, with anoth- in Tuesday and spent Wednesday in the fourth. 75-72 which shall be forfeited to the county Wm. D. Shafer .... Alex McNair .................. ei milking machine of inferior make, I illamook Much of his time was 7.80 in case the bidder shall fail, neglect C. V Stoker ............ C. A. Dunn .............. or refuse for a period of five days but he claimes they art altogether spent at the high school, where he 2.40 Citv Recorder Aschim Resigns. Clav Daniels .......... after which the award is made to en superior to those already installed in spoke before a number of tht history T C Holden .......... Total ............................ the county. To boil this story down, classes on Oregon History. W ednes $72986 ter into a contract and file a bond As a result of another spasmodic satisfactory to the court as required some of the dairymen agree to buy day afternoon he gave a talk at the effort to enforce the automobile C D Grout ............ General Fund. 00 Geo. Benson .............. by law. Jurors and witnesses or purchase on the installment after Gem Theatre on earlv Oregon pio speed limit, a little friction occurred 75 780.20 The bid is to cover, clearing, grub- paying part cash, giving tlieir notes neers and early days in the state. A between some of the city officials. Chas. Morgan ........ 7< Fred Edwards et al 6.60 Guy Marshall for the balance When the stranger large number of slides showing W hen Mayor Brodhead and ti e City Clarence Fdner | bing and grading from Station o plus 7 40 [ 75 Miami Quarry has departed, the dairvmen find they scenes in earlv days, and the men and Council complained that Citv Mar 1. M F-. W Stanley .................... 1.50 1 o to Station 18 plus 89.25, according E. W. Stanley et al have been stung, and front all ac women who first came to the state shal Myers was not enforcing the city R H Cadv .......... Joo " 45 1 I to the plans and specifications on I D Krakr .......... , file. counts, several of the dairvmen have were shown Among the pictures ordinance. he immediately did so with 1 00 E. W. Stanley .................. 9 65 I been badly stung and will have to pay shown was that of Joseph Chapman, the result that about yo speeders Nelson A- Co. . The County Court reserves the 6.15 Frank Taylor et al . . 900 Geo \\ Phelps tlyir notes. We do not like to see the first white man to come to Tilla right to reject any and all bids. 8 00 J. C. Holden .............. were caught for exceeding the spec I 21.40 F. P Hobson dakymen part with their hsr.l earned mook county, who taught the first limit, which is ta'i miles an hour Dated this the 6th day of April. 47.25 J. C. Holden .................... 237 33 . 1916. 3 ohl A Anderson eb-lr but when they rely implicitly school in the county and was its first H. Crenshaw Amongst those who stood trial was Southern Pacific 31 47 49729 tW *or<l of a total strangeri and county clerk The high school at Co. . J. C. Holden, County Clerk, 1.00 B L. Beals ........................ Dr Rogdy,*amrbiy<ase was tried he 833X FifSt Wily jm>t consult or trade with tlj< Io tended this lecture in a body A num fore Recorder Aschim, who dismis»^ W m D Shafer publication, nprn, April, 6th, lyiv 1916. 30c. i . A. Johnson .... 175 < • C W Ross <al pini^ants. one can have verv lit ber of local people who came in earlv Last Publication, April 20, 1916. 3.00 Frank L Owens e<! the charge against him for the f). S. Rnyakin tle svmtflifnv with them Yet it Is re- days or who were related to pioneers ' 06 Geo R McKimens ............ fcason hr did not think the evidence markal.lv strange, th it a stramrer were present Mr W D Stillwell, sufficient to justify him in imposing W’m Rvsn ........ 60.62 Coast Power Co.............. Roscoe Rarker can come here and sell goods to Till CALF HIDES WANTED. one of the earliest living settlers in 2406 Foibe W. Watson ............ amooker« for more money than they ! the county was present and recog a fine. to :n T E. Epplett ................ Tbit appears to hrve aroused the C D Grout can buy them for at the local stores, nized ....... many of the pictures shown on Howard Cooper Cor ire of the city officials, and a meet 30* 18 Mrs. Fred Gilliland .... for a SHORT TIME GRANT especially ia this true with mail order the scree". J S. Lamar........................ • ng of the city council was called on THAYER WILL PAY 17 CENTS Total $2,338 19 Mutual Tel. Co.................... I FOR CALF HIDES.
