Vol. XXVII.
No. 7.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JULY 27. 1916.
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For sale cheap, lot in Brighton the exception of Wallace who will . SOCOGCCCCOCCOCC&OG&eOGOCCOCGCGCGaOCGOGOOGOCGCaOGCOOGf
Beach, Ore., in block 81, lot No. 2, leave in a few. days.
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for $200.00, $25,00 down, $10.00 per
Miss
Kathleen
Mills,
deputy
coun
­
month. Write Peter Damis, St.Helens
Oregon.
J6 ty clerk, met with an accident on I
Sunday evening at Fairview. She
I have anentir^ly new U. S. Cream was about to leave her home to at­
Scperator, 450 pounds capacity, never tend the Chautauqua, and in coming
been used. Will sacrifice samefor one- down the stairs she slipped , ami
half original, cost. See Smith the Calf reaching out her left arm to save
Man.
Member Federal Reserve Bank.
herself, it was broken at the wrist. j
Misses Marie Nelson and Miss Dr. Boats was sent for and set the
Alphcild Swenson left on Tuesday broken arm. She was able to be at
for Moutaseno, Wash., where they work this morning.
will visit their brothers, who are in
A survey is being run up Kilchis
OFFICERS :
the dairy business.
river by the Whitney Co., for the
B.
C.
LAMB,
President.
W. S. Cone, M. J. Cone, A. J. purpose of putting in a logging road.
a large
Mapes and F. R. Beals vs. W. L. The Whitney Co. have
W. J. RIECIIERS, Cashier.
Provoost is a suit filed in the circuit amount of timber in that vicinity,
and
is
now
making
arrangements
to
court to quiet title to certain property
J. c. HOLDEN. \ ice-Preside nt.
have it logged and manufactured. The
in Jacoby’s addition to Bay City.
company bought the C. A. Johnson
1. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cashier.
For Sale—Two horses, one three place at Garibaldi, and it is rumored
years old and the other about 12 that a large saw mill will be erected
years, good driving mare. The latter there, but when this will be con­
DIRECTORS :
to be sold for $25.00. Apply to John structed and the logging road built is
Theiler, Hemlock, Ore.
A3 not known.
c. J. E dwarw *.
P eter H eisel .
A. \V. B vnn .
Protect your valuable papers from
W. J. R ie . hers .
B C. L amb .
J. c. Hoi DEX'.
the unexpected fire by renting one of Tillamook Company to be Organized
our safe deposit boxes. Only one
August Sth.
dollar per year.
Tillamook County
Hank.
•
Attorney S. S. Johnson, who was
instrumental in creating the interest
For Sale—6 lots on Stillwell Ave, in forming a company of the Oregon
Careful Attention Given to all Banking
corner of Uth street for $1100.00 Militia in Tillamook, has received a
67? ank a afe lace for it
cash, if sold within 30 days. Apply to letter from the Acting Adjutant Gen­
Business Placed in Our Hands.
Morris Leach, or Tillamook Meat Co, eral Wilson stating that the company
Money carried in the pocket slips away easily. Put
—M. F. Drew, Tillamook.
* will be organized on August 5th.
yours in our BANK ; it won’t be so hard to refuse a
J
Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
For Sale— 4 year old mare, will .’I his is the letter Mr. Johnson re­
loan to 'friends” who will never pay you back. Nor
'JOGOOeeOGCQO9&3OOCCOOCOO»aCiClCi9O0COOOOOC4OO0OCO^MX4à.
work double or single, weight about ceived, which is of interest to the
will you foolishly SPEND your money witen it is safe in
H50. Inquire of L. J. Larson, Tilla­ young men who have joined the com­
our bank.
mook.
Call evenings
on Mutual pany as well as others who wish suc­
We refer those who have not banked with us to those
Phone.
cess to the first company of State you people would get the light com- ment by the city and county, and is
mulu'.y spirit, and back up your Coin- j being held up as a dishonest ai.d dis-
who HA\ E. Our vaults and locks are stronjx* The
We have made special arrange- Militia organized in Tillamook:
niercial Club and Women’s Civic Im- honorable man by the city and coun-
Mr. S. S. Johnson,
good names of men of hluh CHARACTER are "known
ments with the Telephone Co., to
provement League, and support your ty and other persons with whom he
Tillamook
Oregon.
financial RESb ONSIBIL11 J are also behind our bank
connect you directly with our office,
Dear Mr.
Johnson:—Lieutenant home merchants and industries, why, has formerly dealt have lost confi­
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
in case you wish any of our GOOD Shippam, on returning to this office you would be surprised y ourselves , dence in his honesty aru integrity,
We pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Deposit.
form your city, was so enthusiastic what you could accomplish " and ad- ‘ tor which plaintiff claims $5,00o ad
By request of several of the picture in regard to forming an organization ded to tins he recommended that dilional damage«.
fans of the city, each following Mon­ of Coast Artillery in your city that I everybody “Get the Tillamook Spirit.”
day starting July 31st, at the Gem see fit at this time to instruct you
Fair Board Mceib.
I Theatre, the program will have in it that your company will be mustered
THE OLD RELIABLE.
Tillamook Day at the Fair.
I one of the rail road dramas, which in at 8 o’clock, p.m.. August 5, 1916.
The Fair Board met on Friuay at
proved so popular last winter.
You can feel assured that there will
At a meeting of the Executive the Fair Grounds, with L. M. Kraner,
e..: r
J. S. Stephens & Co.—Agent for be no further delay and you can go Board of the Tillamook Commercial {'resident; Erwin 1'.- i. on
ahead with your work with the un­ Club at the Club rooms on Wednes-' and D. I.. Thompson, ,-r<»Li 1.
F. R. Beals vs. M. A. Mead, T. B. Fire Insurance, Real Estate, North derstanding that this company will, day evening, the matter of the busi- , It was decided to clear a race ua»’.
Mead and Andrew Peterson is a suit West School Furniture Co, and without doubt, be mustered in on the ness men taking part in the opening of a quarter oi a mile fir foe'. ....
filed in the circuit court to recover Notary Public. Both phones. Office date mentioned.
day of the County Fair was up lor pony races.
Room 1, Commercial Building. Tilla­
$158.45.
Enlistment papers, physical exam­ consideration. It was decided to co­
The Board accepted lue op t -
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mook, Oregon.
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/
ination blanks, etc., are being for­ operate with the Fair Board on the Cloverdale Baud to furnish m: . ¡e
r
We use only the purest drug3 ob­
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W'jse and Massey, Dentists.
Attorney W. N. Barrett, of Hills­ warded you. However, I would sug­ opening afternoon,
the
business die fair.
tainable to enter into your prescrip­
boro,
was
in
the
city
Wednesday
on
gest that you do not try to make out houses to close and the business men
C. E. Reynolds made a proposition
*
tions. Bring them to us—Tillamook
Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor.
Drug Co.
• business. He is camped at Elmore these papers until the arrival of the to form a parade and march to the to the board and asked that $150.00
park.
Mr.
Barrett
is
one
of
the
lead
­
The wet weather is seriously da in-
mustering officer in order to avoid fair grounds dressed in white cluck be appropriated for a dancing pavil­
Mrs. Mann, of Nohomish, Wash., ing lights of Hillsboro and mayor of mistakes. Wishing you the best of pants, white shirts and while caps. ion >'0x2S, o,. in.- in. b
aging hay.
n.li ,k t;
was visiting at the home of Mr. and that city.
success, I am
Very truly yours,
>.g
Governor Withycombe has been invit­ the first $50.00 taken in to. ua
Sunday chicken dinners at Bayside Mrs. J. L. Jones, they being old
Walter W. Wilson, ed to take part and make a speech on should go to Mr. Reynolds and the
Inn, Bayocean.
Don’t forget those busted castings
friends.
Major, Inspector General’s the opening day. Erwin Harrison, remainder divided with the board.
Can be welded for half. Goods sent _
Dressmaking, Mrs. Marie Wade,
Dept., Acting Adjutant Gen- secretary of the Fair Board, was Messrs. Kraner and Thompson voted
E. V. Eberhardt left on Tuesday
Corner 9th and Stillwell.
e-al.
present and asked the Commercial for and Mr. Harrison against.
for Spokane, Wash., having received by parcel post and express promptly
The secretary was instructed to ask
Club to take this matter in hand, as
Born, to the wife of Frank Devine, the bad news that his brother was returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook,
the opening day is Tillamook day. for bids for whitewashing the build­
dead.
Home Town Preparedness.”
on Tuesday, a daughter.
Oregon.
*
President Baker was authorized to ings and sheds.
F. R. Beals vs. M. A. Mead and T.
Wise and Massy examine the teeth,
appoint a committee to call upon the
Rule 10 a. was amended that all
The Blue Bird Feature Photo Play
The
above
subject
was
discussed
at
B.
Mead
is
a
suit
filed
in
the
circuit
give advice and estimates, FREE.
*
business men and induce all of them nremiums arc liable to reductions in
“Undine” coming to the Gem Theatre
court to recover $203,72 on a promis­ August 1st, is one of the greatest the Chautauqua last week by Ernest to take part. In previous years there ease of an emergency caused by bad
• For Sale—250 goats in good condi­ sory note.
J. Sias, who is a booster of commun­
productions of the present time, A ity interest and the home town. Mr. have been no formal opening of the weather or if the gate receipts fall
tion. E. A. Gwinn, Dallas, Oregon. *
Lost a Lady’s light colored coat picture of sea —life, mermaids etc. Stas’ lecture was attentively listened fair, and this year it will be one of below the amount of money required.
Dr. Wise will work by appointment last Sunday between Elliotts and ~
The board engaged Chester Mc­
Bar . ; Remember Tuesday night only.
to and quite frequently applauded, the features, as will the parade by the
for those who want him personally.* View. Finder
Women’s Civic Improvement League, Ghee's orchestra.
A.
pleace notify
even
if
he
was
a
little
outspoken
in
L.
Mrs.
Baker,
wife
of
Prof
L.
* I
which is making elaborate prepara­
John Riessbcck and wife, of Salem, McNair, Tillamook.
Baker w’ho was a former principal of his remarks.
were in on a visit this week.
Mr. Sias took up the subject of tions. The president was also instruc­ Witepskie’s Royal Hungarian Orches­
Scghers Wood Co., 410, 18th St.,1 the public school in this city, with
ted to appoint a committee to procure
tra at the Chautauqua.
You choose your doctor. Choose us North Portland, Oregon, wants to 1 her brother W. L. Slotboom, of Commercial Clubs and Women’s Civ­ a suitable site for a camp ground for
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as your druggist—Tillamook Drug trade their A-i Woodyard for Tilla­ Portland are in on a visit. Prof, ic Improvement Leagues and spoke automobiles, which other cities arc
The most enjoyable musical feature
mook property.
*
Baker is now principal of the St. Highly of them as community builders doing for the convenience of tour­
Co.
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of the Chautauqua last week was
He said that every business man,
William Morrison, the nigger who Helens school.
Have you prescriptions to be filled?
Witcpskic’s Royal Hungarian Or­
professional men and clerks and ists.
A. G. Loundagin vs A. de Wilde and mechanics should belong to a com­
We can fill any prescription.—Tilla­ had trouble at Cloverdale and was
chestra, this being its second appear­
sent
to
the
insane
asylum
at
Salem,
Johanna
de
Wild,
A.
F.
Garrison,
Tax
the
Auto
for
Read
Work.
mook Drug Co.
*
ance in this city. The orchestra was
mercial club, who should gel together
escaped from that institution.
Blanche M. Garrison, Jacob Gustaf­ for the improvement of the home
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given another warm, appreciative re­
Wise & Massy, dentists, do painless
son,
Harry
M.
Comtright,
Marce
B.
The
snap
shot
man
is
in
hearty
ac
­
ception by the people of Tillamook,
town, for it needed everybody to get
County School Superintendent W.
extracting free where plates or bridge
Comtright
and
Morris
L.
Comtright
cord
with
the
movement
to
tax
auto
work is ordered.
* S. Bucl returned on Sunday from is a suit filed in the circuit court to re­ behind a club and push it along. He mobiles and use all the money for who appeared delighted that Mattdel
Witepskic was oti the Chautauqua
believed with that Kind of co-operat-
Salem, where he served on the State cover $1,800.00.
For sale—Folding bed, dressers, Board of Examiners.
10.1 lillaniook City could be made a road work. Since automobiles and program this year. '1 his splendid
motor
trucks
cut
up
and
destroy
the
stoves, rugs etc. \ an Graven, 6th
company of musicians under the able
H. C. Seymore, state leader for In­ town of 40,000 inhabitants in about
between Miller and Park.
* 1 For Sale—pure bred imported 4 yr. dustrial Clubs of Oregon, is in the 15 years. Mr. Siis commended the macadam roads, and have done far direction of Mr. Witepskie rendered
Guernsey Bull registered, class A, for
more
damage
to
them
than
farmci's
Miss Ardis Dixon, of Willamina, 1 your herd $225,00 f.o.b. Clovcrhill county forming clubs. He visited Ne­ c.tia.ns lor the fine school buildings, wagons, it is only right and proper some beautiful music, which proved
the best and was more appreciated
halem, Garibaldi, Bay City, Tillamook and educational advantages, the fine
has been visiting with her cousin, Farms, Deer Island, Oregon.
Fairview, Fossil Creek, Blaine and paved si 1 eels, and cement sidewalks, that those who own autos and travel than other musical numbers on the
Mrs. A. A. Pennington.
the
roads
should
pay
something
sub
­
Fvf Rent—14 room house, barn and Beaver, where he formed clubs, and lie new city hall and new business
program. One valuable addition to
Your Free Sample of Briquets is chicken house with two acres of land. will visit other districts in the south □locks, but he stated that there were stantial towards their upkeep. We be­ the orchestra was Madame Fay Mor-
lieve
every
auto
should
be
taxed
$50
now ready at Lanib-Schradcr Co's, A small farm in city limits for $18 part of the county.
vilius, mezzo contralto, whose great
many things that could an«j should be
and every auto truck $100. And the personal charm, winsome attarctivc-
office.—Bette1-C. Lamb.
per month. Apply to F. R. Beals. *
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Jone here to improve the city. He had next state legislature should pass a ness and charming vocol solos cap­
For Sale, ten good milch cows. For
Three room furnished apartment. Bayne in “A Man and His Soul” at gone over the city and said that it law to that effect and each county
information phone Walter Cason, Water and electric lights, ground the Gem Theatre Saturday and Sun­ uicy did not cut the grass in some should have a fair proportion of the tivated the audience, the repeated cn-
cores proving how dclightcd the
Blaine, Oregon.
* , floor al $10 per monfn. Inquire at day nights. These two celebrated places it would crowd pedestrians off tax collected from autos.
people of Tillamook were with the
the sidewalks. ‘Pull down those old
9th
Street
and
6th
Avenue
East.
*
stars
need
no
introduction,
as
the
Mrs. C. A. Wood and children, of
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____ in the _ program
_
and
part
she took
team work done by them in all of fences and old shacks, and pull up
Burbon, Ind., are visiting at the home
the rendering of national airs, which
For Sale, 80 acres timber land, Sec.
those old rotten sidewalks,” was one
Su
e
d
for
Damages.
their
pictures
is
supurb.
Don
’
t
fail
to
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kiger.
broughtt everybody to their feet
argument he advanced to improve the
8, Tp. 3, S., R. 10 W,
Tillamook
Madame Fay Morvilius was by far
Make me an offer. see this one.
appearance of the city, and with every
If you have had teeth treated and County,
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A damage suit was filed in the
C. S. Starr, who represents some of body assisting the Commercial Club
they still ache try the Wise & Massey ’ J. K. Eshelman, Altoona, Iowa.
on Wednesday for the most accomplished vocal soloist
Circuit
Court
DSinlpcc
of- G z-s/4 (nr
roltnf
it'
11 improved
_ —____ J dyked tide land, the large timber owners in this coun­ and the Women’s Civic Improvement $15,000, in which A. T. Dolan claims 111 this year's Chautauqua.
painless method
for relief.
’ * I ,
Well
League this could be accomplished I that T. J. Harris damaged him to
stock
and
buildings, easy terms, ty, was in the city this week. He
Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight
stated that the timbermen whom he He severely criticised the business I that amount of money. 'I lie complaint
Christian Church.
»mall
payment
or
small
farm
as
part.
on the Mutual phone. Prompt service
represented were in favor
of the man and others who would not join ' states that Tillamook City advertised
i
P.
O.
Box
No.
330
Toledo,
Oregon.
and careful work.
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County Court expending the $15,000 in the community movement. This for bids for certain street improve-
What is sancitification ?
Who is
Mrs. W. A. Williams has gone to ' Having bought the Tillamook Iron appropriated for the Bayocean road city should have the community spirit 1 ments, and that plaintiff and defend­ sanctified? How is the condition
Shephard Springs, Wash., to take Works from A. K. Case all business being expended there and not divert­ and everybody should be loyal and ant entered into an agreement to put I brought about, and how are we to
patriotic to their home town and in a bid for this work, which they did know when wc arc sanctified?
treatment for rheumatism.
from Sept. 1st will be transacted by ed and used for other purposes.
community. Talk about your home but the bid of the Arenz Construc­
These and many other interesting
John
Theiler,
appellant
vs.
Tilla
­
‘
For Sale—My herd of fine grade H. Sander.
town whenever you have an oppor­ tion Company being the lowest, it and important questions v.i'l h
.....
mook
County,
appealed
from
Tilla
­
Jersey cows; will sell singly or all. F.
When you want a swell and up-to- mook County; action for damages; tunity, and tell visitors of the pro­ was awarded the contract, and the wcred in the sermon next »unJay
J. Miller, Forest Grove. Phone 526.*
gress
it
is
making,
and
the
big
town
it
date auto to take you to Portland or opinion by Justice Benson; Circuit
complaint alleges that the defendant night. Subject: Sanctification.
The morning suLjeci v..ii be.
tie
For Rent—Store Building now oc­ a jov ride, call up J. J. McCormick, Judge Bagley’s judgment for defend- will be in the near future. He believed in the presence of a number of per­
that
good
roads
were
the
best
asset
cupied by B. D. Lamar as a variety at Garibaldi. He has a Pierce-Arrow and affirmed. This was a case where
sons, wantonly, wilfully and orally Smitten Rock.”
to
a
city
and
a
farming
community,
The music at both services w.l! b*
store after Feb., 1st.—P. W. Todd,
make and utter false statements about
car and it is a dandy.
* Theiler sued the county for damages
on account of road work opposite his and the farmers and the business men \ the plaintiff, accusing him of selling led by Lee Doty.
See Wise and Massy, the up-to-date
should
pull
together
and
work
togeth
­
Get your lime rock or Sulphur
The public is ii vited to alien«.
dentists, who have located perman­ Spray at Tillamook Feed Co. We also farm which was decided against him er so as to create a more friendly out to the Arenz Construction Co. by
falsly deceiving the defendant as to
ently in Tillamook, Bay City and Bar have the International Stock .Food in the circuit court.
community spirit.
* the amount which the plaintiff and
View.
*
CALF HIDL’3 WAfiEU.
E. J. Denn vs. D. J. Dunn is a di­
Part of Mr. Sias’ lecture dealt with defendant should have bid for the
Remedies sold on “money back’
vorce
suit
filed
in
the
circuit
court.
mail order houses, and he stated that construction of the work; that the
For Sale—Registered Holstein Bull guarantee.
GRANT THAYER W11.O PA
These parties were married in Tilla­
calf, a fine animal well marked $30.00 i A contract has been entered into mook county in the year 1882 and this method of trading was crowding plaintiff was a crook and deceived the $« CENTS FOR Crtl
. .-E-s.
out the country store and taking away defendant while he was his partner
Write
B. B. Goff, Forest Grove, with Herbert A. Munter, Aviator of eight children have been born to the
business from the smaller towns. J his ami acting in collqsi'in with the Arenz
Oregon.
J®- i Seattle for exhibitions during the
union, five of whom arc of age The he thought, was a serious state of af­ Construction Co., that the plaintiff 1
Attorney Geo. P. Winslow has Fair. Munter flew at the State Fair complaint alleges cruel and inhuman fairs, and it could not exist if people had dealt crookedly with the defend­
bought a new house between 4th and I ; last fall and gave good satisfaction to treatment towards the plaintiff, who would be loyal to their home business ant in making a bid that he knew
Ormiin ¡.tal l-.i >.
■ » »
5th Streets, which was recently built ; the fair management and the public. suffered tuany personal indignities, houses and home communities, He would not be accepted; that plain’iff
Iìullt of lìrici: or Slofte
making her life burdensome.
strongly urged his audience to sup­ had changed and deceived the defend- ;
by Geo. Sapp.
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All 11, e Placet iibictao. ‘j
the ant as to the I id; a^1 that plaintiff
Captain. Curtis B. Winn, of the port the home merchants and
fimi. anh .il 1. a
with had corruptly and wickedly conspired
business
men
to
trade
Oregon Militia, has been in the city
ur morire rMuti.'. <•
for a few dayrf endeavoring to get a one another. The mail order houses with the Ar>nz Construction Co., the'
contribute one cent to­ defendant m: king the remark in the
Ur lih "i-Por > of ,11! >ó li
number of young men to join the did not
militia, who are to take the place of ward taxes or to -improve community presence of a number of persons: ■
cloior uri "hort notti«.
the married men who were sent to interests, and it appeared to him that "How much do you suppose he
IFe t.,.rke s/rccialty nf
the Mexican berdcr with the Oregon property owners who patronize mail (meaning the plaintiff) received from
refi
’ ¡ring rnukirg l ire
order
houses,
instead
of
enhancing
the Arenz Construction Co. to sell
boys. Eight young men volunteered
Place».
their services, viz., Don Simmons, the value of property, were doing the out?"
I he plaintiff seeks general dam­
Marion Bowman, Charles D. Fay, H. opposite. No one ever heard of any­
D.
Gabriel. Earl Schultson, Robert one sending their children to a mail ages, to the amount of $10,000, and
• <
order
house
to
be
educated,
or
when
that by reason of and on account of
O. Thomas and Arthur Wallace.
i
They left this morning for Camp a person was taken sick to be sent to the false statements of the defendant
TILLAMOOK. uKL.
a
mail
order
house
to
be
cured.
“
If
I the plaintiff has been refused empioy-
W tthycombe with Captain Winn, with
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Tillamook Jottings.
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Drop in and book Around.”
RALPH E WdEii,