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Vol. XXVII. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY No. 31. 11, I1.50 PER YEAR. 1917 [BIG BASKETBALL GAME, McMinnville [vs.Tillamook, Saturday Night, Opera House. 1 ' G ame C alled at 8 F.M. G eneral A dmission , 25 c . Born, on Friday, to tht Blaine Hays, a daughter. MAKE THIS BANK YOUR I INVESTMENT If you are convinced that the investment yoa are about to make is a solid, unshrink able one and feel certain that it will not cause you future doubt or anxiety of mind, make it. If not so convinced, put your money in one of our Time Certificates of Deposit which draw 4 per cent interest. It will be safe, you will not have no trouble collecting your inter est, and it will put a gentle pressure upon you to add to it whenever you possibly can. of County Warrants are worth 100 cents on the dollar ax Ray & Co.’s store in trade. ♦ BUSINESS HOME. THE SAFE wife American manure spreader for sale. Will sell cheap, as it xs too heavy for my team, for cash. T. McCormack. * I will trade my ten acre ranch in River Side, California, for Tillamook City property, one and one half miles from town. See Geo. Hamlin the house mover. ♦ Lost—A gold watch, has monogram on case of B. C. J., somewhere in Til lamook Cjty. Finder please notify Mrs. Leslie Lucas or leave same at this office. Glenn Oliver went to Portland on Tuesday, being called by the death of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary L. Oliver, who lias been a resident of Oregon for 35 years. Club—Mrs. ; Civic Improvement Report of the condition of the ; Stanley Coates, Mrs. M. W. Harrison, i Mrs. FTed Burton. ! Kill Rare Klub—Mrs. C. W. Miller, I Of Tillamook, Ore. Mrs. A. G. Ammer, Mrs, J. E. Youel. Member of the United States Federal Reserve Bank. | Public School Faculty—Supt. R. W. I December 27th, 1916. I Kirk, Mrs. H. C. Hanson, Mrs. G. L. Barge, RESOURCES. The officers for the first year are: Loans and Discounts ........................................................ $145,652.36 i President, J. E. Youel; vice-president, United States Bonds......................................................... 25,000.00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.................................... F. Van Clarenbeck; Secretary, Mrs. 900.00 I Bonds, Securities, Etc........................... ....................... 28,052.17 Fred J. Burton; Treasurer, Thad Furniture and Fixtures ................................................... Robison. 7,118.73 5 per cent Redemption Fund........................................ 1,250.00 The officers constitute the cxecu- Cash on hand and in Banksand due from Federal tive committee. Reserve Bank....................... . 87,493.83 The investigation committee is as follows: R. W. Kirk, Mrs. S. S. ’. ....$295,467.09 Total Johnson, R. G. Sumerlin. LIABILITIES. The finance committee is as follow« Capital Stock . .. . $ 25,000.00 C. J. Edwards, Mrs. F. R. Beals, Mrs. Surplus.......... .. 5,000.00 M. W. Harrison. Undivided Profits 4,987.34 The board of directors will meet Circulation . . . 25,000.00 regularly on the first Tuesday even Deposits................. 235,479.75 ing of each month at 8 o'clock in the Commercial Club rooms in the City $295,467.09 Hall. Increases in deposits from December 31st, 1915 First National Bank, D. L. Shrode, who returned from to December 27th, 1916...................... $ 54,793.85 Salem last week made some inquiries while there about obtaining aid for Business Men Dine With Grangers We are the only Vn*t*?d States Government Examined ------o------ the Little Nestucca road, and he feels Bank in Tillamook County. The business men who had sub -Convinced that the »15,000 will be 4 Per Cent Interest on Savings Accounts. scribed toward the new Grange Hall forthcoming at the proper time. at Fairview were invited to partake $1.00- WILL DO TO START—-$1.00 Mrs. Bottoff, late of Ogden. Utah, of dinner with the Grangers at their and more recent of Medford, Oregon, installation to-day, and a number of came in on Sunday's train. Mrs. Bot- them, with their wives, availed them torff, whose specialty has been the selves of the opportunity and met Assets over $450,000.00. We the undersigned, would like to meet with the fitting of ladies’ wearing apparel, is I over the festive board, spending a now in charge of the Ready-to-wear pleasant time at the noon hour. different stockholders of the several cheese factories department of Haltom's store The Fairview Grange has a reputa in Tillamook County, and for that purpose have tion of putting up a good feed, and on Commissioners Miller and Buchtel, called a meeting of the stockholders and directors of this occasion it was an excellent din Bring your County Warrants to of the Public Service Commission, is ner the ladies had provided, and we all the factories in Tillamook County, said meeting ! Ray & Co.’s store and get 100 cents holding a session today in the court feel sure the business men will readily to be held at the Court House at Tillamook on on the dollar in trade. * house on the application of the Mu accept another invitation from the ------ o------ tual Telephone Company for permis Wednesday, January 17, 1917, at 1 p. m. sharp. . A. Wise, dentist Grangers to dine with them. * Homer Mason will move his stock sion for connection on the Pacific r. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. • of goods from the Masonic Building Several matters of importance are to come before Telephone and Telegraph Co.’s wires. Revival Services Continue at the ,fFor Sale, Shaved Shingles, —See to the Jones-Knudson building in the meeting, such as closer co-operation among The Forest Grove High School De Presbyterian Church. Shrode. ♦ about two weeks. bating team will meet the Tillamook cheese factories here, compulsory tubercular tests of . ;Dr. W. A. Wise will return about W. A. Williams has just received a High debating team at the Christian A good program of services is plafn- cows before the milk can Jje received at the factory, February 1st. * complete line of oil clothing. You church, Tillamook, on Friday evening ned for next Sunday. Bible School at I should inspect his stock when in need matter of selling cheese and other matters of inter January 12. A musical program is be 10 for all ages of people which will ^Khop to rent, next to my office.— j of anything in the oil clothing line. * ing arranged for the occasion. Turn be profitable and interesting, The est. Also the matter of independent tester and Coos Ty H. Goyne. * Now is the time to look after your subject for the sermon at 11 is: “The Curry Counties’ proposition. >r. Shearer, physician and surgeon, Fire Insurance on all your property. ' out and give the young people the One Foundation, or Is it Enough to encouragement they should have. Ck iverdale, Ore. * It will surprise you how cheaply you It is desired that a good attendance be had as it be a Church Member?” At 7:30 the Albert Nichols, who forged a bank sermon will be on the topic, “A Vital have three Cycle Incubators for can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie is felt that several matters before the dairyman check, was brought back to Tilla Question: What Think Ye of Christ?’ |e. See Smith “The Calf Man.” * W. Watson. should be disposed of at this time. Protect your valuable papers from mook last Week. The young man is The public is kindly asked to notice ill pay you to see Everson for a The Tillamook Creamery, By Geo. Williams, Pres. e investment in city property or the unexpected fire by renting one of j somewhat mentally deficient, and these subjects which will be discussed n lands. * our safe deposit boxes. Only one ! does not seem to realize that he com by the pastor as the evangelist of Maple Leaf Creamery Ass’n, by I’. Beisel, Pres. F 'or Sale, six lots in Tillamook City I I dollar per year. Tillamook County j mitted a crime, and for that reason it these meetings. In addition to the Fairview Dairy Ass’n, bv Wm. Maxwell. Pres. Bank. » is expected that the matter will be for »1,100.00 cash. Call or address above are these with the dates: • Slate Senator T. M. Handley was sraightened out, for he has acted Mrs. C. N. Drew. South Prairie Creamery Co., by T. W. Lyster, Pres. Friday the 12th—The Cleansing strange on several occasions. Blood: Our Atonement. (Generously Wood Sawed—Call E. W. Knight appointed on several important com Cloverleaf Creamery by C. A, Elliott, Pres. traffic, enrolled os the Mutual phone, Prompt service mittees; Alcholic The stockholders of the Cloverdale illustrated.) Long Prairie Creamery Co., by F L. Buell, Pres. Monday—God’s patience with the and careful work. * bills, fishing industries, industries, Cheese Co. held their annual meeting judiciary. Elwood Creamery Co., by Jos. Donaldson, Pres. Impenitent. Tuesday and elected as an executive Why not be insured in the best fire Tuesday—The One Far off From Representative F. A. Rowe was ap board; W. F. Messner, John Low .nsurancc company, it costs no more. IK Everson. *, pointed on the following committees: rance and H. B. Lockwood. W. M. the Gates of Gold. Wednesday—The Simple Condition A lull line of standard spark plugs, Commerce and navigation (chairman) Owen was appointed secretary for the dso other automobile accessories at i forestry and conservation, ways and company. At a meeting of the execu for Salvation. Thursday—The Infinite Worth of tive board held later in the afternoon tV. [A. Williams Harness Shop. ♦ means. I one Soul. H. B. Lockwood was appointed chair I am in the market at all times for ' Wanted: Helper for cheese factory, Friday—Opening of the Books— man. oí Gasoline !ine oí Gasoline '©•r baby calves—Smith “The Calf must have a year’s experience. Work The Final Judgment. <«n,”— Both Phones. the year round, give full particulars Jennie A. Reeher is suing James F. N<f services Saturday evening. Song is Cbunty Supt. G. B. Lamb returned in first letter. Address, Clover Leaf Reeher for a divorce in the Washing ervice begins at 7:30 promptly. * ( ton County Circuit Court, alleging in Va^inesday from attending the Cheese Factory, Buhl, Idaho. £ 2! I per gallon per gallon Everybody is invited to attend and I eaehers’ convention at Corvallis. L. L. Stillwell had the misfortune to 1 the complaint that he threatened to lave a part in these services. F©r Sale—New modern residence, lose two cows on Wednesday and smash her head and called her vile J. E. Youel. >cat'd in best residence district. For another is down and not expected to | names. She was compelled to support Foster-Burroughs Wedding. ale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * live. Mr. Stillwell left a can of paint herself and children by labor with her I hands. The couple were married over W. A. Williams carries a full line of out side and the cows eat the paint. If you buy economically you buy on ■ thirty years ago and made their A pretty wedding took place at the lasl Lights and batteries. It will pay the “cost” bads and insist on RED The Holstein Breeders w'l! meet on home in the heart of the coast moun- lome of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thayer, oulto look over his stock when in CROWN GASOLINE. I Monday, January 15, at 1 o'ciock p. tains on the Wilson river where they .n Portland, Oregon, January 3rd, B STANDARD OIL COMPANY m., to elect officers and transact rared a large family on the Rccher .hen their niece Alice J. Burroughs (California) to loan on farm lands, from homestead. In the old days of the • as married to William Foster. The other busi .<ss. ci.is meeting will be 50l up, Good terms. Reasonable rate Wilson river stage, Reehcr’s was one :i w?s attractively decorated with .do..- fl. interest. We want your business. held al the C^urt house. of the popular stopping places on the Oregon grape ferns and yellow chrys eefe :verson. I * For Srle—One Faultless and one way to Tillamook, and is still a land anthemums. The bride was attired in New Hercules stump puller and »n't forget those busted castings. mark to travelers through the moun white taffeta and georgette crepe, and ed to the city where they received the engineers of the Federal Government, an' »80 Ibe welded for fait. Goods sent 1 equipments in good order. Price provided, and on condition that cither tains. she carried a large boquet of bride’s congratulations of their friends. parcel post and express promptly I c .... rti. . .qulpmem. ... L. Tompkins, I the State of Oregon, or the Federal KF roses. Miss Bobbie Ruepcll was I\.d uarn Sheridan, itujrr ned. Hiner Reed, Tillamook, ii.i.d.rs .a'» Government of the United States The United Charities of Tillamo°k The Little Nestucca Road. flower girl. She was dressed in a Oitpn. 2 * ter ton. shall, during lie year 1917, expend a ------ o — - shell pink taffeta. Miss Ruth Clark A .sen berg Bros, have opened z The following persons are the rep I hi\e a number of store buildings, At a recent meeting of the County like sum to aid in the construction of large teed store on -nd Avenue East resentatives from the several church I carried the ring on a large calla lily, MMes and office rooms to rent. Also I tied with a large bow to match the Court the matter of the Little Nestuc the said road." n_: r the saw :: ill and will carry a es and other organizations which con ■ live desirable ground lease in large line of ail kinds of hay, feed, I handsome bule taffeta gown that she ca road was taken up and the follow- stitute the board of directors of the ¡wore. Miss Ruth Stoughton played | ing resoluion was ratified: is parts of the city desirable to flour, grass seeds at the very lowest I United Charities of Tillamook.: It any needs. See me also for , . - - | the wedding march. A. L. Burroughs ‘Be it resolved that this Court set iroperty on payments to suit , Prices. Special prices on .hay and M. E. Church—Rev. A. F. Lacy, Ornamental Hre Places ¡apart the sum of »15,000 of the funds ; gave his daughter in marriage and the * income.—Rollie W. Watson. ' feed in car lots. Mrs. F. R. Beals, D. L. Shrode. Built of Brick or Stone. . Rev. Alexander Beers performed the levied upon the funds levied upon the V. B. Church—Rev. R. G. Sumerlin, All hire Places absolutely I ceremony. An elaborate luncheon taxrolls of Tillamook County, in the Peter Heisel, Mrs. Frank Buell. guaranteed not to smoke i was served to about 80 close friends State of Oregon, for the year 1916, Christian Church—Rev. C. C. Curtis or money refunded. I and relatives, after w hich Miss Ruth which shall be used and expended in Mrs. S. Elliott, Ira G. Lance. Brick Work of all kinds Stoughton sang "Perfect Love,” ac the construction of a county road Catholic Church—Rev. F. Van- done on short notice. companied by Miss Madeline Beall. from what is known as the Sour Clarenbeck, Mrs. S. S. Johnson, Mrs. We make specialty of ■ Mrs. Robert F. Clark sang a solo, Grass cut off, near Dolph, along the H. H. Brians. repriritig smoking Fire ' Miss Abbie Herald and Robert Clark , Little Nestucca river by way of Meda Presbyterian Church—Rev. Places. each played a piano selection is a well in said county, the said sums to be Youel, Mrs. W. B. Aiderman, , rendered manner. I 'expended in tbe construction of said Bales. I The groom is assistant in the Tilla- 5 road under the direction of the State Commercial Club—Fred C. Baker, ,,,„™ TILLAMOOK ORE. B1...-J of the State of I mook postoffice -..1 and well known L. in Highway Z.. Engineer C. J. Edwards, Thad Robison. Ah this county. The happy couple return- [Oregon, or under the direction of the Tillamook County Bank. DAIRYMENS’ MEETING. Tillamook Jottings. THE PRÎCEÆ THE COST is ceñís (l^¡ tuiles bfllWAR’S VARIETY STORE I.O-O.F. BLD., “Drop in and book Around RALPH E WARREN, t
