Vol. XXVII.
Hcaòl iuht.
No. 15.
TILLAM
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»1.50 PER YEAR.
Report of the Condition
Born on Tuesday, to the wire ot.
l laude Ackley, a son; and to the wife
of E. R. Garner, a son.
Win. G. Tait, formerly president of
the First National Bank, was in the! i
city the first of the week.
Attorney H. 1 . Botts left on Tues- I •
day for Hillsboro and Portland where
he has legal business to attend to.
Lamps arc now 25 cents each for
watt, and 35 cents for
«0 watt at the Coast Power Co.
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for sale, 13 head of graded Durham SCCOOOOCOOCOOCOOCOOOOCOOeOCQCOCCGOCOSOOQCOCOQOeCGCOU
yearlings, one 2 year old Durham
Bull, one 5 year old mare, 1600 tbs.,
At Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the ’
and well broke single or double. Ap-
ply to Henry Davis, Blaine, Ore.
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to ____________ husmews, Sept. 12th, 1916. ;
’ close of
1. S. Stephens & Co.—Agent for
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, North
RESOURCES.
West School Furniture Co, and
Notary Public. Both phones. Office
Loans and discounts
Room 1, Commercial Building. Tilla- '
Member Federal Reserve Bank.
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
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mook, Oregon.
Bondsand warrants
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The Coast Power Co., is again able ■
Stocks and other securities
to reduce the price of lamps on ac- I
Furniture and fixtures...................
F. R. Beals vs. Andrew Peterson is count of increased purchases and bet­
OFFICERS :
a suit to recover $100.00 on a prom­ ter discounts. The 30 cent lamps now
Other real estate owned ...............
sell
tor
25
cents.
60
watt
lamps
B.
C.
LAMB,
President.
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I at
issory note filed in the circuit court.
Due from batiks (not reserve batiks)
35 cents.
1 he last half of taxes must be paid
Due from approved reserve banks
W. .1. RIECHERS, Cashier.
The World film Corporation pre- |
by the 5th of October, 1916, and
Checks and other cash items
sents
Arthur
Donaldson
and
Beulah
I
HOLDEN, \ ice-President.
alter that date they will be delinquent
Exchanges for clearing house
Poynter with Master Frank Longacre
For sale high grade piano. Will sell and Ethelmary Oakland in "Hearts of
Cash on hand ...................................
cheap as 1 do not want to move it out
1. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cash ier
Men" at the Gem Theatre, Friday
Other resources......................
of 1 illamook. Call at Todd Hotel.
night only.
' DIRECTORS:
For Sale—4 year old black mare,
Total
Arthur I. Moulton who was Pro­
weight 1300. Apply to Geo Olds,
$363,816.71
E dwards .
A. W Bi xx.
Cloverdale, or Henry Olds, Fairview.* gressive candidate for Representative
in Congress in the Portland District
__________ ________ liabilities .
See Wise and M issy, the up-to-date two years ago, will speak in Tilla- [
C. Iloi DEX.
dentists, who have located perman­ mook County for the Hughes and
Capital stock paid in .....................................
$40,000.00
ently
in
Tillamook,
Bay
City
ami
Bar
Fairbanks ticket.
Surplus fund ...............................................
View.
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5,400.00
Walter L. Tooze, jr. and wife, with
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes
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We use only the purest drugs ob­ Walter L. Tooze, 111, of Dallas, Ore.,
paid................................................................
Careful Attention Given to all Banking
tainable to enter into your prescrip- F. D. Barrett and Ruth Barrett, of
Due to banks and bankers .................
lions. Bring them to us—Tillamook Eugene and B. S. Griffin of Crescent '
• City, were in for a few days and left
Postal savings banks deposits.........................
Drug Co.
Business Placed in Our Hands.
Individual deposits subject to check
D. M. Bogart left for Pendleton on Tuesday.
Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Small "one-man” dairy ranch of 35
Demand certificates of deposit................
Tuesday to take in the round up. H.
H. Epplett also left for the same pur- acres. Place is close to Tillamook
Certified checks ....................................................
.City, school and cheese factory. Fair «Mooooooooooooocecoooooooaœooo&MoooooaoooeooooGos
pose.
Time and Savings Deposits ..........................
improvements on the place. Will keep
Paul Kolstrup vs. A. G. Davidson 10 cows. Will sell stock and rent
Other liabilities .... .............................
and wife is a suit filed in the circuit reasonable and give terms if dcsir<|d.
court to recover $159.00 on a prom­ —See Rollie Watson
issory note.
I have a number of store buildings,
County Judge Hare went to Port­ houses and office rooms to rent. Also,
State of Oregon, Comity of Tillamook, SS.
land last week and returned Wednes­ can give desirable ground lease in
1, Erwin Harrison, Cashier of the above-named bank, do day. He left this morning to visit the
various parts of the city desirable to
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of Sour Grass road.
almost any needs. See me also for
my knowledge and belief.- Erwin Harrison, Cashier,
Chas. Trombley, father of C. E. city property on payments to suit
Subscribed and worn to before me this 20th day of Sept., 1916, I rombley, was operated on for can- your income.—Rollie W. Watson.
cer in the lip on Monday by Drs.
C. A. McGhee, Notary Public.
The Prescilla Club met with Mrs.
Boals and Hoy.
Mv commission expires Sept. 28th, 1916.
Leo Morrison the first week in Sep­
Correct- Attest : M. W. Harrison, Carl Haberlach, Thad
Mrs. J. E. Neilsen and son of The tember. All members being present,
Dalles, Ore., is visiting her parents and a most pleasant afternoon was
Robison, Directors.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. DeLillies of this spent in needle work and conversa­
tion and a delightful lunch served by
city.
th* hostess. The next meeting will be
Money to Ioan on farm lands, from with Mrs. Lynn Partridge, Sept. 22.
$500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate
The trouble with the concrete pave­
of interest. We want your business.
See Everson.
* ment on 2nd Avenue East is the large i
For sale—one team of horses and amount of pieces of bark and wood
hand made wagon for $100.00 cash. that was mixed into the concrete with
Horses will weigh about 800 tbs. the river bottom gravel, which are
working out and leaving holes. In the
each. Phone Sub. 34F5.
near future it will be necessary to put 1
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Wanted, at once, bids for clearing a top dressing on this pdvement.
20 to 25 acres of small logs and
Hear Rev. F. H. Neff Evangelist,
stumps, about 2% miles south of this
city. Apply to Ebinger and Son,
* at the United Brethern Church, Sun­
day at 11 a.m. and every night ne<t
Boals, Therc is to bea meeting at McMinn-
Well improved dyked tide land, week at 8 o’clock. Sunday school 10 Lamb, Holden, Haberlach,
stock and
buildings, easy terms, a.m. Y. P. C. E. 7 p.m. No 8 o’clock Groat, Clough, Haltom, Bales, Con­ ville next Saturday evening for the
small payment or small farm as part. services as congregation will join over,
Reichers,
Lamar,
Willet, purposing of organizing an associa-
P. O. Box No. 330 Toledo, Oregon. with Rev. Gittins at a farwell service Holmes, Jones, Walter Baker, Mason, tion to obtain government aid for
I Brodhead, Reedy, Ammer, McNair roads on the west side, and the Me­
For sale, trade or lease—2% acres at the M. E. Church.
and Beals. The floral decorations Minnville Commercial Club is want-
on Trask river 1 mile southwest of
The election jn five school districts were a profusion of beautiful dahlias ing a delegation from Tillantook
Tillamook, Call Mrs. Cooper at
county to attend the meeting. Fred R.
is sure to come. It may come
E. P. Larson’s, Tillamook, Ore. A31 iv '.he south part of the county for a and gladiolas.
tu ‘ in high school was again defeated,
Beals, C. J. Edwards, Rollie W. Wat­
from sickness. It may come from loss of your position.
Justice Stanley rendered a decision son and I1 red C. Baker have agreed
Mrs. D. J. Holmes and Mrs. J. D. C <»erdale and Union voting for it
in the case of H. E. Spencer and E. I
Fontaine,
mother
and
sister
of
At
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Hebo,
Woods
and
Meda
against.
It may come front decrease in your earning power due
to go to McMinnville Saturday, and
torney Webster Holmes, who have Tills is the second time that the dis­ E. Parker vs. F. D. Small and D. C. County Judge Hare and others will
to increasing age. It may come from countless causes.
been visiting here left Thursday for tricts have voted for a union high Urie, in favor of the plaintiff Parker, be invited to join the delegation. As
La Grande.
school and it was defeated on both placing the damage at $93.56. This I the lime is short, anyone wanting to
was a case where the value of a Ford go along are invited to do so.
1 have anentirely new U. S. Cream occasions.
auto was involved, which the defend­
Seperator,
4
50
pounds
capacity,
never
Exchange for Tillamook improved ants had taken possession of. At the
if not start today by depositing regularly a certain
been used. Will sacrifice samefor one- or unimproved Tillamook County trial the value of the auto was placed I C. E. Donaldson informs us that he
amount of your earning in the
half original cost. See Smith the Calf land, 10J4 acres fruit orchcrd, near as high as $250.00 by one of the wit­ has shipped a large agricultural ex­
hibit to Salem to participate in the
Man.
electric line between Walla Walla nesses.
State hair, lie has secured some <,t
Clark Embum, a Tillamook High and Milton, mostly in Italian prunes.
Some of the citizens have taken up the best exhibits from the County'
School lad, will finish his high school Rich soil, free water right. A fine a collection and raised $175.00 to Fair and will combine these with his
work at Dallas, where he entered place for some one wishing a dryxr pay for the right of way from 5th own exhibits. For the first Dine stock
three years ago with the Freshmen climate . Value $6,500.00.—Address Street to the depot which is now from this county will take part in th.
A
Safe
Place
A Home Batik
G. A. Wehrung, Hillsboro, Oregon. *
class.
paved to the city line, and the county State Fair. Agriculturist Jones having
For
Your
For Home
For
Sale
—
Twin
cylinder
motor
­
Metro
pictures
at
the
Gem
Theatre
judge
has promised to pave that pait obtained nine head of blooded stock.
Earnings.
People.
cycle, in perfect condition, will sell at Saturday and Sunday "TheShell of of the road which in the county next I lie stock and owners are as follows.
a bargain. Terms given to responsible The Youkon.” featuring
Edmund year, but as it will be a great advan­ Holstein bull, B. L. Beal»; Holstein
party. Address Box 431, Tillamook, Breese. This is one of the greatest tage to have it done before the wet bull calf, A. B. Folks; Holstein heife.
Oregon.
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pictures taken in the gold fields of weather sets in, some of the citizens Chas. Kunze; Holstein yearling bull,
Rev. Ebinger; Jersey bull, Wm. Han-
Take advantage of our increased the Arctic North West, that we have want the court to do so now.
Jersey cow, Wm. Williams; Jersey
buying and get cheaper lamps at the yet been able to secure for the pic­
According to the new federal game yearling heifer and calf, T. H. M<
ture followers in Tillamook. Don’t
Coast Power Co., 10, 15,
laws which are now in force, the duck Cormick; Guernsey bull, Jim Wil­
fail to see this one.
An overcoat was lost on Wilson watt lamps at 25 cents
hunting season in Washington and liams.
River road Friday Sept. 15th. Finder watt at 35 cents.
Nellie Worthington vs. Millard J. Oregon will open on October 1 and
I lie first Oddfellow's Convention
please notify Andrew Anderson.
N6w is the time to look after your Worthington is a divorce suit filed in close on January 15. The law pro­ of all the Oddfellow Lodges of the
Why not be insured in the best fire Fire Insurance on all your property. the circuit court. These parties were hibits the shooting of ducks after sun­ county met at the hall oi Tillamoo..
set and before sunrise. The federal Lodge, No. 94, last Saturday. Th.
insurance company, it costs no more. It will surprise you how cheaply you married in Portland, Ore., on S»,"1-
Wise and Massey, Dentists.
See Everson.
can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie 1908. Two children Were born of law conflicts with the state law but greater part of the day was taken up
Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor.
the union, and the complaint alleges all hunters are warned that the feder­
¡cruel and inhuman treatment as the al law is the one that will be enforced with business. John Aschiin, ol 1 ilia
Lost a merscham pipe in or near W. Watson.
Bring in your prescriptions, 1 illa-
mook lodge, was < lected president
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the
city.
Finder
please
leave
same
at
Ray Grate Southern Pacific agent, cause xif the suit. Plaintiff asks fg|_ j----- ------------------------ ------------------------
mook Drug Co.
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Forest Ayer, of Beaver Lodge, was
Headlight office.
returned on Friday with his wife the custody of the children and $-
Wise and Massy examine the teeth,
e elected vice-president; and O. G.
The Situation.
ANKED.
If you have had teeth treated and from their honeymoon trip to south­ per month for their support.
give advice and estimates, FREE.
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t Swenson, of Tillamook lodge, was
ern
Oregon,
where
he
went
hunting
they still ache try the Wise & Massey
Rev. Father Adelhelm, the found -_(„i
"Is the world getting bettesr elected secretary-treasurer for the
and
killed
a
deer.
Born, to the wife of C. D. Hopkins, painless method for relief.
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of Mount Angel College, kit T’ie
"Maybe so as a general pr<t coming year. During the afternoon
on Monday, a son.
Having bought the Tillamook Iron j
for uhiJ ho’2e.wai,v in rescue but what good does it do fl' speeches on: "Why I ant an Oddfel­
. ay ' morning
,
District Attorney T. H. Goyne left
"Friendship,”
"Love” and
Dr. Wise will work by appointment on .Monday to argue a case before Works from A. K. Case all business few days visit with Rev Father Va 1>acific boss is just as grouchy, mye low,"
liner just as mean and the neigb "Truth” were made by Forejl Ayer,
for those who want him personally.* Judge Bagley at Hillsboro.
from Sept. 1st will be transacted by Uarenbcck. Father Adebielw is * ,
' years of age, but is as v igorous as ¡rs(.
af.
|v D. L. Shrode, Rev. Youcl and John
* man many years his junior. V ery »L-jven fu|| kids quite as pestiferous."
Will pay you to sec Everson for a
Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight H. Sander.
Lowrance, in the evening 2nd Degree
safe investment in city property or on the Mutual phone. Prompt service
was exemplified by the Beaver lodge
prcciative audiences listened to FatFj,,. (_-on.
Protect
your
valuable
papers
from
Quit«
Likely
farm lands.
and careful work.
and a banquet was served, after which .
er Adelhelm during bis brief stay r Kaso|jnc
the unexpected fire by renting one
the convention adjourned to meet at
Elmore
W G. Dwight vs. F. S. Carver and our safe deposit boxes. Only one Tillamook.
You choose your doctor. Choose us
“Miss Booful won’t mil Beaver on the secund Saturday of
your druggist—Tillamook Drug wife is a suit filed in the circuit court dollar per year.
Tillamook County
For Sale—100 acres of land, nc;dand an<' She’s trying to sell storiek September of next year. There was a
Co.
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to recover $150.48.
Bank.
* k ' the Red Clover factory, with hou«
magazines, and says she's ur
good attendance and plenty of en­
Thos Coates, jr., left last w’efik to
A marriage license was issued to
Don’t forget those busted castings. I and barn all complete, and 20 head <tunication her art!
thusiasm. John Aschiin acted as chair­
sttend the Willamette University at Russell Kellow and Gladys Hom-
“
Just
hang
around
awhile,"
man and O. G. Swenson, secretary.
Can be welded for half. Goods sent ' cows and 2 calves, 1 bull, 1 horse an*’1’ ’’Y *•'« and the first thing
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I
you
L..^.
Salem.
I all the farm implements. Also 50 to
schuck.
by parcel post and express promptly I of hay. Will sell on part payment an’”cr '■ on‘ divorce her art for non-supf '
Have you prescriptions to be filled,
E. M. Kelly was fined $200.00 by
r
The friends of Erick Glad give him
e can fill any prescription.—Tilla justice of the Peace Stanley for vioZ returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook, the remainder on time. This is a ba schooner
juatiw v.
.
What "It” Is. y a pleasant surprise on Saturday even­
gain for anyone looking for a dair rletcner,
Oregon.
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tnook Drug Co.
le
lating the prohobition law.
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lan,i. Apply to Henry and Marus on
ing, Sept. 16th. The occasion being
For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City "Hearts of Men” at the Gem Theatre
First Lieutenant Wall left on Sun­ Becker, half mile north of town.
Professor Lounsberry of
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his birthday. Those present were Mr.
iches,
and
for $1,100.00 cash. Call or address Friday night is a romantic and touch- day for Camp Withycombe where he
foe to the purist and pedanti1 and Mrs. I. C. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. G.
A
pleasant
time
was
spent
on
Move
wish
to
Mrs. C. N. Drew.
On his summer holiday tF> Wicklund, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swen­
,ng drama of school life, mterwoven • is attending a meeting of army offic­ day evening at the Pythian lodgpcr.”
sor gazed out across the I" son, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mason,
ise & Massy, dentists, do painless with a powerful story of a stolen in­ ers to be held Monday, Tuesday and rooms. Member of the Pythin “
Sir
the
Port
Wednesday.
gray sultry afternoon and r« Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Harrison, Mr.
extracting free where plates or bridge vention.
ters were present, and those in athe Con­
“It looks like rain.”
L and Mrs Louie Larson, Mr. and Mrs.
*ork is ordered.
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Lew Cates and wife, of Dallas, Ore., tendance numbered fifty or more, yas news
A pedant was seated in c Jas. Williams, Mrs. J. O. Olson, Mrs.
came in for a few days in their auto. B McCowell gave a talk on the pia, manager chair near by.
W. S. Buel, Mrs. G. H. Poland, Mrs.
Mr. Cates published the Polk County "Damon and Pythias,” which wi
"What looks like rain, pr<
P. Farnstrom, Misses Viva Courier,
Observer, but recently sold the news­ much appreciated. Some recitatior
, lie chuckled. "Ha, hat I’ve
Esther anil Eunice Swenson, Chris
paper, and is now taking a vacation.
were given and later the Sisters sen • Burn,
there. What looks like rain
tina Olson, Mabie and Mary Harrison
ed a fine lunch. All present report Chamber-
Lund * Mr. Peter Heisel, Rev, Aug Olson of
"Water,” Professor
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Rev. Ed. Gittins will preach his fare­ splendid time.
'n evcry swered, coldly.
well sermon on Sunday evening and
t Portland, Jas. Harrison and Mr. and
On Thursday of last week Mrs. V^,„rl|1 h
out of respect to the rev. gentleman
t Mrs. Oscar Olson of Brighton.
Rev. Olson gave a short speech for
the other denominations will dispense L. Campbell gave a 500 and fanctnt|y an,|
S°me Capacity. i,
party, and a very pleasant tim one heals
i. the occasion. Mr. Glad received
with their services that evening and work
i was enjoyed
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by all present. Light r&rar This
attend the M. E. Church. Mr Gittins
William Collier and a coi d many useful gifts in remetnberance of
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J The
L- follow
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chapped tors were dining in a hotel e the day. The evening was spent with
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is greatly respected by everybody, » freshments
who will be sorry to see him leave ing ladies were- present: MeadameLa(et of Collier directed his compafc, I singing and music after which re­
Baker, Hill, Burge, Olson, Crenshaw*sa|e by tention to a very dapper-ld
freshments were served.
Tillamook.
with a suspiciously red nosl
11LLAM00K COUNTY BANK,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00
J. C.
c. J.
J.
Ii makes,
the wheels
How Many
More Years
In Which to Prepare
for That Rainy Day.
Thtit “Rainy Day ”
Are You Prepared For It ?
Tillamook County Bank
Resources
S375.000.00
Tillamook Jottings
LiAMAR’S variety store ,
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I.OO.F. BLD.,
Drop in and Look Around ”
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