Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 22, 1916, Image 5

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, LUNE 22.
1916.
J. J. McCormick, of Garibaldi, has OO^ûCCOQOGOOOOCOGGCGCOGCOOCGOGCGGeOGGMOOQGGOGGOCOOat
bought a Pierce Arrow auto and will
use it for auto service. It is a 8-pa»-
senger car and he will make round
trips to Portland, charging the same
.are as the railroad. Those who want
auto service or a trip to Portland
should make dates with him.
Commencing on June 25,
the
Member Federal Reserve Bank.
Southern Pacific R. R. will run two
trains to and from Tillamook city
daily, the second train arriving here
in the evening as last year. The
schedule of the motor will be changed
OFFICEKS :
the motor leaving here in the after­
noon will do so at 1:50 p.m.
B- C. LAMB, President.
On Saturday the County Court al­
R. A. Silvester returned on Satur­
W. I. RIECHERS, Cashier.
lowed the petition to organize the day from Kansas City, where he h^d
Big Nestucca Drainage District, there gone on account of the serious illim
J. C. HOLDEN, Vice-President.
being no objections to the same.
of his father, who underwent an oper­
For exchange, 35 acres joining ation and it is thought that he will
I. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cashier.
Ashland for stocked dairy ranch. Full recover. Mr. Silvester said there was
particulars in first letter. Address R. a reunion of his family, and it gave
DIRECTORS :
F.D. No. 1, Box. 76, Ashland, Ore. * him great pleasure in meeting his re­
latives.
For Sale, 80 acres timber land, Sec.
A. \V. Br.x.x.
P eter H eisel .
C. J. E dwards .
Jesse H. Crenshaw and Mrs Viola
8. Tp. 3, S., R. to W,
Tillamook
County, Oregon. Make me an offer. Stockham, former teachers at the
B. C. L amb .
W. J. R iechers .
J. C. Hoi D ex .
J. K. Eshelntan, Altoona, Iowa.
* public school of this district, were
united in marriage on Sunday at the
Having bought the Tillamook Iron Catholic Church bv Father Van Clar-
Works from A. K. Case all business enbeck. Prof. Crenshaw has been
from Sept. 1st will be transacted by teaching school at Astoria and Mis.
Careful Attention Given to all Banking
Stockham near Hood River, where
H. Sander.
* they will make their hanie.
Business Placed in Our Hauds.
Get your lime rock or Sulphur
W. C. Foster, an employee at the
Spray at Tillamook Feed Co. We also post office; Clarence Stanley, sun of
No man can hide money ’nnil keep OTHERS from
Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. ,
have the International Stock Food justice of the Peace E. W. Stanley;
knowing it. There is always something in his actions
Remedies sold on “money back” and Everett Wells left the first of the
that gives him away.”
guarantee.
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week to enlist;and Chas E. Garlic, of
Our strong vaults will keep your money safe.
Netarts, a member of Battery A,
For sale cheap, lot in Brighton Portland also left to join the battery.
Besides this, MEN of known financial RESPON­
Beach, Ore., in block 81, lot No. 2 The latter recently located at Ne­
for
$200.00, $25.00 down, $10.00 per tarts with his wife and two children.
i
SIBILITY are behind our bank.
month. Write Peter Damis, St.Helens
I
The
heavy
showers
of
rain
this
Oregon.
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Make OUR bank YOUR tank.
To those who wish to get better
week were a great benefit to Tilla-
Sheriff Crenshaw and B. E. King : mook County. The severe winter and
We pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Deposit.
KODAK this season, we have made
left for Portland on Monday on busi­ I cold spring had the effect ot retarding
■fess. They returned on Tuesday in a | the grow-th of grass and many far-
arrangements whereby we can take
ney Buick that he had previously : mers had to pasture on land that they
bought.
previously used for hay. This will
in a few good old style machines
THE OLD RELIABLE.
Coming: Actual Western roundup maki the hay crop exceedingly light
this
year,
with
the
prospect
that
shown in "Blue Blood and Red” to
in trade on new ones.
be shown at the Gem Theatre, Thurs­ more hay will have to be shipped in
CCC40QCOeCCCOGdC4OGOQ&9QCr3O9Oa«C<:
next
winter
than
last
winter.
The
rain
day night, June 29. This is a thrilcr
this week is greatly beneficial to pas­
from start to finish, don’t miss it.
Kodak Cleaning and Repairing.
tures, which will help some.
House to rent, 4 rooms and pantry. I have anentircly new U. S. Cream
Feidschau and Jackson finished the
Rent reasonable. Apply, 2nd Avenue Scperator, 450 pounds capacity, never
of hardsurfacing the piece of
West near First street.
* been used. Will sacrifice sa.nefor one- contract
road north of town on Saturday. This
Figeons
Pigeons for sale, 10 mated pairs half original cost. See Smith the Calf was the piece of road that was to
Homers, cheap, squabs thrown in. Man.
Wise and Massey. Dentists.
have bene constructed last year by
Mrs. L. A. Lindsey, Garibaldi, Orc.
Protect your valuable papers from the Arcnz Company, but owing to the
*
Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor.
For Rent—Store Building now oc­ the unexpected fire by renting one of lateness of the season was not com­
United States auto tires at King & cupied by B. D. Lamar as a variety our safe deposit boxes. Only one pleted then, and was later sub-let to
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dollar per year.
Tillamook County r'eldschal and Jackson. It will be the
Smith Co.
store after Feb., 1st.—P. W. Todd.
Hank. «
•
middle of July before the road will
Sunday chicken dinners at Bayside
A Farmers’ Union will be held at
i be thrown open for travel. The con­
Inn, Bayocean.
* the Grange Hall at Fairview, June 21,
Alex. McNair and wife, with Mrs. tractors will immediately commence
Vierick accompanying them, left on the piece of road they have to hard
Bring in your prescriptions, Tilla- at 1 p.m. to discuss the hay problem. S.
by auto to visit their daughter at
iook Drug Co.
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The last chapter of the “Girl and Eugene. They will visit at other surface south of the city.
j
On Saturday evening, seventeen
Sacks wanted—Lamb Schrader Co., the Game” will be shown at the Star points before returning home.
Knights of Pythias of this city went
Tillamook Oregon.
* Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Real Cowboys and Cowgirls assist l up
to Nehalem in autos and visited
Sec Wise and Missy, the up-to-date George Walsh and Doris Pawn in
For all kinds of auto accessories, dentists, who have located perman­ latest Western drama: “Blue Blood the lodge at that city. Work was done
iite King & Smith Co.
ently in 'Tillamook, Bay City and Bar and Red.” at th: Gem Theatre next in the first, second and third ranks
after which a fine spread was enjoyed.
Thursday, June 29.
*
Cherries for canning. Now is the View.
The following Tillamook boys made
Between
tai? to buy. Fruit Palace.
Deputy Fish Warden S. L. Rath- the trip: C. A Johnson, Ed Leach, N.
For Sale—Registered Holstein Bull
I burn came in from Potland, and with
J. Myers, J. M. Selby, Harry Kerr, C.
' Dressmaking, Mrs. Marie Wade, calf, a fine animal well marked $30.00
Write
B. B. Goff, Forest Grove, Deputy Warden Ed Leach, will blast E. Trombley, E. W. Stanley, J. A.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Corner gth and Stillwell.
Oregon.
J6. some rock at the Nehalem falls so as Richards, A. H. Gaylord, Albert
Ford Extras—King & Smith have
to allow salmon to get up the river. Schlappi, Erwin Harrison, T. B.
5000 Cattle seen in Fox Western
Wded a line of auto acces rics.
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and other Southern Pacific Stations in Tillamook
40 acre dairy ranch, bottom land, Handley, H. T. Stafford, Wm. Marx,
Film “Blue Blood and Red" at the
I Wise and Massy examine the teeth, Gem Theatre, Thursday evening, June cleared, one mile from Tillamook John Zumstcin, John Kunze and
County. They save considerable money.
Are
■re advice and estimates, FREE. * 29.
Creamery. To be sold at a bargain. Floyd Erickson. The visiting Knights
h.ul a fine time and enjoyed the hos­
on
sale
as
follows:
Vv
ill
keep
18
cows.
Enquire
at
the
| For Sale—250 goats in good condi­
pitality of the Nehalern boys very
D. E. Goodspeed vs. Frank Hanen-
gn. E. A. Gwinn, Dallas, Oregon. * kratt is a suit filed in the circuit Headlight office.
much.
ON SALE DAILY
For Sale, Cheap, lot in Brighton
I Dr. Wise will work by appointment court to recover $300.00 on a prom­
Irene S. Stiverson
vs. George
Beach, Oregon, in Block 8l, lot No. Stiverson is a divorce suit filed in the
1« those who want him personally.* issory note.
RETURN LIMIT, TWO DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE
We use only the purest drugs ob­ 2, for $250.00 casn, V/rite Peter . circuit court. These parties were mar-
Hou choose your doctor. Choose us
¡Jamis, P. O. Box 501, St. Helens, I ried at Cloverdale in August 12th,
Use these low round t rip tickets on your next out­
r your druggist—Tillamook Drug tainable to enter into your prescrip­ Oregon.
* | 1912, two children being born to the
tions. Bring them to us—Tillamook
I
union.
The
grounds
for
the
divorce,
ing or fishing trip in Tillamook County.
You
Drug Co.
*
Karl Onthank, superintendent of
King & Smith Company can supply
schools, with Mrs. Onthank, left on as set forth in the complaint, are cruel
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ncidlinger,
of
San
Fran
­
might
spend
a
week
end
at
many
pointsalong
the
j
and
inhuman
treatment
and
the
per
­
W with all kinds of extra equipment
Tuesday for Eugene, where Mr. On­
* Fords.
* cisco, Cal., is visiting the home of her thank reads a paper before some of sonal indignities showered by the de-
beach.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. DeLillies,
| fendant on the plaintiff rendered her
the educators of the state.
Jitney Service: Auto for hire at all of this city.
life burdensome; that this cruel
Having taken charge of the auto­ ! treatment began a few weeks after
Your local agent will be pleased to give you more
Mrs. Phone 53J Day—154J night
The Bank of Brownville vs. Albert
«Slyter,
*
Francis Smith is a suit filed in the mobile department of Case’s Garage, they were married and have lasted
complete information or write
circuit court to recover $54.00 on a 1 solicit your patronage in the future continuously until June, 1916, when
as in the past and will guarantee sat­ j plaintiff left her husband, taking the
K. L. Stillwell left on Tuesday to promissory note.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
isfaction. Frank H. Devine.
pend the Pioneers’ Convention at
; two children. The complaint recites a
D. L. Shrodc, George Williams and
Wand.
| large number
of cases of cruel
Portland, Oregon.
It
may
interest
a
number
of
our
Charles Kunze vs. H. T. Hilton, is a
iHive you prescriptions to be filled? suit filed in the circuit court to recov­ citizens, who patronize the city li- ■ treatment. The plaintiff asks that she
■
be
given
the
custody
of
the
children
It can fill any prescription.—Tilla- er $358.75.
brary that a new set of Harvard and the decree provide that the plain-
Wk Drug Co.
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classics have been added to the li-
Seghers Wood Co., 410, 18th St., brary which is now located in the 1 tiff be paid $20.00 per month for the
pKise & Massy, dentists, do painless
support of the children.
North Portland, Oregon, wants to new city hall.
Racting free where plates or bridge trjtde their A-i Woodyard for Tilla­
Bay City Land Co. vs. Bay City is
A. Arstil has completed the road at
kk is ordered.
* mook property.
* Hobsonville and moved his outfit to a case filed in the circuit court in
which the plaintiff seeks to enjoin
pour Free Sample of Briquets is
Mr. and Mrs. Stratton, parents of Wheeler, where he has another road
F ready at Lamb-Schrader Co’s. Mrs. G. B. Lamb, who have been in contract. Mr. Arstill has built a num­ and restrain the defendants from pro­
ceeding with the sale of the com­
rlce-—B etterC. Lamb.
on a visit, left for their home on ber of pieces of road in this county pany’s property as advertised; and to
and has always done good work.
P°r Sale, ten good milch cows. For Tuesday at Newberg.
l enjoin and restrain the defendants
ptnation phone Walter Cason,
Rev. C. H. Waymire and wife, who from making any sale under the war­
For good security and 8 per cent in­
ptc, Oregon.
* terest, party wants to borrow $400 have been living at North Bend, are rant issued for the assessment pend­
Lillamook County Bank vs. Alfred for one year. Address “B” care of in on a visit at the home of their ing the determination of .the suit, and
daughter, Mrs. Frank Freeman. They that a decree be entered that the pro­
Pjer is a suit filed in the circuit . the Headlight office.
WHEN A FIRE OCCURS
will return there, where Mr. Way­ ceeding had and taken by Bay City
pt to recover $200.00
For Rent—14 room house, barn and mire is engaged in evangelistic work. for the assessment of any portion of
l\ia”1.®ryan
on Tuesday for chicken house with two acres of land.
and
you suddenly remember that the
cost of the improvement of the
Don’t forget those busted castings. the
• Indiana,
• •■
-
he A small farm in city limits for $18
old home in
where
road and highway in the complaint
policy has lapsed or that you meant
' per month. Apply to F. R. Beals. * Can be welded for half. Goods sent against plaintiff’s property, or any
visit relatives and friends.
to get insured hut delayed doing so,
I you have had teeth treated ___
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Three room furnished apartment. by parcel post and express promptly part thereof, is null and void; that
and
Bay
City
has
no
claim
or
lien
against
there is consternation. If you do not
'
Water
and
electric
lights,
ground
T »till ache try the Wise & Massey
returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook,
• any of plaintiff’s property because of
•'«ss method for relief.
* floor at $10 per month. Inquire at Oregon.
want to be taken unawares, the only
improvements herein mentioned, or
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.Marolf and Kate Marolf vs 9th Street and 6th Avenue East.
plan is to insure at once. Don’t put it
because
of
any
proceedings
had
in
at
­
We have made special arrange-
•e‘t W. Knight et al. is a suit t to
For rent, 1 6 room house all modern,
tempting to assess plaintiff’s proper­
off
until some other time, do it now.
the
Telephone
Co.,
to
ments
with
"ver money on promissory notes. close in to business center at corner
ty for any part of the cost of im­
Ave end 4th Street. In- connect you directly with our office, provement, and perpetually to enjoin
Let
us write you a policy today.
of
Stillwell
Sawed—Call E. W. Knight
* in case you wish any of our GOOD and restrain Bay City from selling or
■lie Mutual phone, Prompt service quire of M. R. Hancnkratt.
threatening to »ell any portion of
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[careful work.
Dr. J. E Reedy is contemplating COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W plaintiff's property for any attempted
service
and
joining
the
offering
his
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”e Tiliamook Meat Co. is paying
At their last meeting the Fair assessments for the part of the cost
army, and is wanting those who owe
to Fourth
Mr pound for live fat hogs up to him to pay up at once.
* Board authorized thhe ordering of of the improvement»
*
1200 small vases for use in floral dis­ Street.
Pounds.
“Blue Blood and Red" is a new Fox play at the Fair.. One third of these
Expert eye examination is
■ring frys dressed and delivered film with new ideas which make it to go to each of three sections of the I
absolutely necessary to de­ PHONE US.
P®c. each. See W. S. Coates or ' jump from start to finish, at the Gem county for their respective displays.
CALL ON US.
WRITE US
Re 13J
Theatre, Thursday June 29.
termine the proper kind of glasses to
J6.
Any one in the county having some­
TODD
HOTEL
BUILDING,
TILLAMOOK,
ORE.
Strayed from the Elmore Place: thing in the way of an attraction that use. Selecting them by any other
work horse, communicate
horse, weight will be suitable to present at the , method may result in permanent in-
R..P • y Smith % mile back of W. Four-year-old bay
about 1050, wire cut just below fet­ County Fair kindly communicate with ■ jury to your sight. When Dr. Turner
pUiott s on Kilchis river.
Call for Kids
Street.
F»cre dairy farm and cheese fac- lock in front, one hind leg white be­ 1 Mrs. Mary F. Dunstan and Erwin prescribes glasses, it is with absolute
The improvement consists in hard
low ankle. Natural pacer. Finder will Harrison, Secy.
lln Lincoln County for sale. For be liberally paid on return of horse
certainty that they are the best, are
Tillamook City. Oregon, will receive surfacing said streets with concrete
F'ylars address Wm. Crispicn, to me.—F. R. Beals.
pavement,
with curbs and t enders and
The Fair Board feel themselves for­ the only kind suited to your eye». If bids up to June 27, 1916. nt 8 o’clock
C. Lodge, Oregon.
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provision for surface drainage and
tunate in getting Mr. C. E. Reynolds
p.
m.
for
the
improvement
of
the
fol
­
aewer for part of project No. 3, in
to take charge of planning and man­ you dojiot need glasses, he most lowing gt'eets, tn-wlt;
i
aging the parades for the County Fair positively will not recommend them. 1st. —Eighth Street, from the East line accordance with plans and specifica­
<TV—— y V— TV ■ in August No one quite up to Dr. Turner will be at Jenkens Jewelry of Stillwell Avenue, East to the We-i tions on file theref.ir with the City
1 Charlie when it come» to getting un store Friday and Saturday, June 23- line of Block 10 in A. A. Miller’» Ad­ Recorder. Bids for each project num­
24; at Cloverdale June 19-20; at Beav­
bered to he separate.
an interesting parade.
er, June 21. Remember the date. Be­ dition. ,
All bi<!a must be accompanied by
2nd,
-
Fifth
Avenue
East,
from
the
The work of planting young Doug- ware of those going from house to
cert ified check in favor of Ti Ila-nook
South
aide
of
l
hird
Street
to
the
North
house claiming to be Dr. Turner's
City to the amount of 5 percent of
i ' Hebo district in l illamook County, agents. They arc frauds and you will ■ ide of Eighth Street.
the hid ns a guaranty that the success­
’ r has been completed for the year. be humbugged. Be sure and call and g-d.—Fifth Street, from the center of ful bidder will enter into contract with
Sixth
Averue
East,
F.ant
to
the
East
: About 600 acres of a burn in that let him show you that new invisible
approved bond for the; performance
. district were replanted this year, re- double vision glass for reading and bojndry of Tillamook City.
thereof.
—■about 360,000 young trees, close work and distant vision, al) in 4th, I'ifti Street,from the East line
. ■ qmring
Dated thia June 3rd, 11116.
were grown in the gov­ one, which look« like a »ingle pair, of Second Avenue East to th« center
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all __ of which
V
• 'ra C. Smith,
ernment nursery in the northern part yet answers the purpose of two.
* of Sixth Avenue Fa«’, and Third Ave-
City Recorder, of lillamtxk
THIS MANNED H/S MONEY EVA HOLE
IN THE GROUND-JT ES GONE -
THE “PRUDENT MAN’Pi/TX HES EN THE
BANK
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN.
I have orders 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.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital’and Surplus, $30,000.00
Tillamook County Bank
Tillamook Jottings.
C. I. CLOUGH,
KOVJVi) TRIP
FAREI
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FIRE ! FIRE !
FIRE ! ! !
FIRE
INSURANCE
ROLLIE W. WATSON,
The Insurance Man.”
bAMAR’S VARIETY STORE,
MOVE to I.OO.F. BLD.,
"Drop in and book Around ”
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