Tillamook headlight., February 22, 1917, Image 1

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Vol. XXVII.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. FEBRUARY 22,
No. 37.
HmWiflW.
&
1917.
I1.50 PER YEAR.
I am in the market at all times for
CLUB MEETING MONDAY
your baby calves—Smith “The Calf
Man,”—Both Phones.
Will Consider Road and Bonding
Questions now Before the Pçople
A nurse of experience and some
training wishes nursing to do. Can
The Tillamook Commercial Club
give references. Call 78 W. Reason-
will met next Monday evening at the
able.
| Court House for the purpose of con­
Don’t forget those busted castings. sidering good roads and the bonding
Can be welded for half. Goods sent questions now before the people.
The state legislature passed a bill
by parcel post and express promptly
which provides for a $6,000,000 bond
returned. Hiner Ac Reed, Tillamook,
issue to construct a system of high­
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Oregon.
ways. Bonds are to carry 4 per cent
HE First National Bank occupies an important
Owing to a shrinkage of timbers, interest and to be refunded by throw­
ing all automobile license tax into a
part in the development of the resources of Com­
Many of our LARGE bank accounts
the roof of the city hall has sagged
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munity, Business, Household and Individual. It
3'/i inches, and it was decided not to fund for that purpose. The highway
started from A SMALL FIRST DE­
«accords its patr> us such co-operation as Advice,
use the auditorium until the roof was will extend into and through every
county
of
the
state,
giving
Oregon
fixed for fear that something might
Suiifjestions, Information and even Financial Aid
POSIT of one of several dollars and
one of the most comprehensive road
give way.
when practical. Its Facilities constitute every de­
systems of any of the states under
are the results of Saving some fixed
I have a number of store buildings,
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partment in banking;.
the supervision of the State Highway
houses and office rooms to rent. Also Commission and State Highway En­
sum EACH WEEK or EACH MONTH
DIRECTORS :
can give desirable ground lease in gineer.
—like the tall oak, they too grew from
P. Heisel. C. J. Edwards. J. C. Holden, A. W. Bunn.
various parts of the city desirable to
The bill, so we are informed, pro­
John Morgan. B. C. Lamb, IF J. Riechers.
almost any needs. See me also for vides for a hard surfaced road be-
a small beginning., Saving money is
B. C. Lamb, Pres.
W. J. Riechers, Cashier.
city property on payments to suit tween Tillamook and Cloverdale, but
A.
your income.—Rollie W. Watson.
it is also stipulated that the counties
fust a matter of courage TO TRY and
I will trade my ten acre ranch in are to prepare the road beds where
determination TO DO. Decide today.
River Side, California, for Tillamook state work is done.
There is also the matter of bonding
City property, one and one half miles the county, and this phase of road
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
from town. See Geo. Hamlin the problem will be discussed.
house mover.
* i I It is hoped that there will be a large
gathering of business men and those
Rev. J. T. Hazelton, of Portland, interested in good roads, for there is
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field secretary of the Oregon Prison­ considerable enthusiasm
in other TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAM­ the most harmonious of the kind held
Will do to start
ers’ Aid Society, will speak at the parts of the state to obtain state aid,
ERY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL
in Tillamook. It was felt that the
Christian Church on Sunday after- and it behooves Tillamook people to
factories generally were well repre­
MEETING.
non, at 3 o’clock to men only. The get busy and formulate some plan
sented by the directors elected and
subject will be “A popular thing but that is to the best interest of the Carl Haberlach Re-Elected Secretary- that no reason exists why the asso­
an unpopular theme.”
ciation should not be successful.
county as a whole.
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Salesman—F. W. Christensen
The question of bonding the State
For Sale—One Faultless and one
Inspector.
New Hercules stump puller and for $6,000,000 will be submitted to the
“The Convict’s Daughter.”
equipments in good order. Price $80 people at a special election in June, | The annual stockholder’s 1. meeting
Tillamook's Oldest Bank.
each with equipment. J. D. Tompkins, and until that time no definite ar- was held in the Court House, Tilla-
Do not fail to see this play to be of­
Fed ~
Barn Sheridan, rangements can be made.
Henderson’s
—
niook City, on Monday the 19th.
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Oregon.
Meeting called to order by George I fered by the Dramatic Club at the
CITY MUST HOLD ELECTION. Williams, President, with the
Rosenberg Bros, have opened a
follow- Star 1 heatre two nights, Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 23-24. This will be the
ing
factories
represented.
hay,
feed,
large
line
of
all
kinds
of
For Sale—New modern residence,
To Submit Question of Allowing
Tillamook Creamery, by George best play presented by the club. It
near the saw mill and will carry a
Pool and Reading Rooms to
will please you. There is a beautiful
located in best residence district. For large feed store on 2nd Avenue East
Williams.
Open Sundays.
intermingled
sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * flour, grass seeds at the very lowest
I Maple Leaf Creamery, by Janies Southern story, and
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through it is pathos ___
and ______
comedy.
: Williams.
prices.
Special
prices
on
hay
and
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Y.
Blalock
left
on
Monday
Rev.
R.
1
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The
mandamus
proceedings
brought
W. A. Wise, dentist.
Fairview Dairy Asso, by William Specialties will be introduced between
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to attend a meeting of the Baptist feed in car lots.
by Rollie Watson, Morris Schnal, Maxwell.
the acts. So do not fail to see this
Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor.
church at Wamic, in Eastern Oregon.
Dave Martiny says he sold more Eugene Jenkins and 47 other legal
South Prairie Creamery, by T. W. play Friday and Saturday.
A.
Noglarc Auto
Lens at W.
Contractor and autos the last few' weeks than he sold voters of Tillamook City to compel Lyster.
Henry Uithof,
Williams.
Builder, Estimates furnished, Barns in 1916. Dave tried a quarter page in the city to call a special election for
Three Rivers Creamery, by H. M.
Altenburger-Gray.
and Silos a specialty, Bell Phone. Aio , the Headlight which advertised the the purpose of submitting the ques­ Farmer.
Shop to rent, next to my office.—
Chevrolet, and now that auto is in de­ tion to the voters whether pool and
Clover Leaf Creamery, by Amos
American manure spreader tor sale. mand by those who are in the mar­ reading roms should be allowed to
Charles Altenberger and Ruth A.
T. H. Goyne.
Vaughn.
open Sundays was decided by Judge
Will sell cheap, as it is too heavy for ket.
Gray of the Blaine community were
Mohler
Creamery,
by
Rudolf
Zweif-
surgeon,
Dr. Shearer, physician and
Bagley in favor of the petitioners,
united in marriage on Tuesday of
my team, for cash. T. McCormack. *
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
el.
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and the city council will have to call
Cloverdale, Ore.
setting, for sale. This flock comes a special election as prayed for in the
Long Prairie Creamery, by Wm. this week at one o’clock at the resi­
W. A. Williams carries a full line of
dence of the officiating minister, Rev.
1 Williams,
Dont overlook Gem Theatre display Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay from the stock of the College of Ag­ petition.
J- E- Youel, of the Presbyterian
riculture.
Admittedly
one
of
the
very
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Elwood
Creamery,
by
Joe
Donald-
Ad. on another page.
In a lengthy opinion, Judge Bagley
church. They were accompanied by
you to look over his stock when in best on this coast. They are an extra
’ son.
closes by saying:
Four grade Jersey cows for sale. F. need.
heavy laying strain. $1.50 for fifteen
Cloverdale Cheese Co, by H. B. the parents and a sister of the bride,
♦
“In respect to the special election
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gray, and Mrs.
L. Buell, Long Prairie.
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eggs. Mutual phone. Mrs. A. F. Lacy*
provisions, there is seemingly a con­ : Lockwod.
The spring like weather of last week
Moon, all of the Blaine neighborhood.
Central
Creamery,
by
M.
J.
Jenck.
Lost, black and white shepherd dog, turned to wintery weather the first of
Evcrv man, woman and child in flict between the charter and the I
Orctown Cheese Company, by W. The young couple will at once be at
finder please notify Henry Landolt.
the week, with snow and a cold east Tillamook should see Rex Beache’s, ordinance, but an examination shows H. Christensen.
home on the ranch in that section of
“Ne'er Do Well” at the Gem Theatre that in fact in that respect they are
For Furnished Rooms at reasonable wind.
Cold Springs Cheese Factory, by the county where they will have the
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Monday
night,
February
26,
also
a
in
harmony,
It
is
expressed
in
the
good wishes of their many friends
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price, See Mrs. E. Plank.
The Fairview Birthday Club will shown at a matinee at 2:30 in the charter that the council “may provide Carl Haberlach .
and neighbors.
Meda Creamery, by Chas. Fox.
meet at the home of Mrs. Marolf, afternoon for the accommodation of I for the calling of a special election
Coal— Feb. 28, assisted by Mrs. Tilden and
Blacksmith
Coal—Right
Beaver Creamery, by R. B. McClay.
to vote upon ordinances or charter
those cannot come at night.
Right Prices.—Lamb Schrader Co. * Mrs. Olson.
The Priscella Club.
East Beaver Cheese Co., by Jay
'amendments
referred
to
the
legal
I Senator T. B. Handley, of Tilla­
Baker.
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voters
of
a
city
by
petition
or
other
­
For sale, 45 pure blooded
white
The Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal mook, is probably the handsomest
Pleasant Valley Cheese Co., by
The
club
met
at the home of Mrs.
wise,
”
thus
granting
the
council,
at
rock chickens, very cheap.—Phone church will meet next Wednesday man in the senate. It is easy to im­
Franklin last briday afternoon. Mrs.
, its option, the right to provide for James Christensen.
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Stan
­
agine
that
he
would
be
a
matinee
idol,
6FH.
, special elections, and that which the I Alder Vale Creamery, by F. W. Lewis was chosen as a new member,
ley Coates.
■ and the truth is that he used to be one.
i
and Mrs. C. G. Lovejoy invited to fill
council may do thereunder is in har­ Christensen.
Will pay you to see Everson for a
All of the factories in the associa­ vacancy during absence of one of the
Gus Anderson, of Aberdeen, Wash., ; Handley was an actor once upon a mony with what the council has pre­
safe investment in city property or
* came in last week to assist his broth­ time before he took up law and going viously done upon that particular sub­ tion were present and represented ex­ members.
farm lands.
Several guests were present and a
er, A. J. Anderson, in the Coats Log­ to the Legislature. He was the villian ject; if it has done what it may do cept Neskowin.
in the same road show in which Mar- and at a time when within its power, ; Minutes of the last annual meeting social afternoon was spent with fancy
Bring your County Warrants to ging camp.
'
guerita
Fischer
now
a
movie
star
was
1
were
read
and
approved.
Ray & Co.’s store a H get 100 cents
work and conversation.
in relation to providing for special
| 1 elections and in the exercise of the I Shares of stock ordered issued to
Irene Evans, vs. George Higgert- the leading lady.—Oregonian.
The hostess served a dainty lunch,
on the dollar in trade.
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Oretown,
Neskowin,
Cloverdale,
bothem and Tom Higgenbothcm is a f The Oregon State Board of Horti- power delegated, whether before or
after which the club adjourned to
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Meda
and
Alder
Vale.
For Sale, horse, buggy and harness. transcript filed in the circuit from the culture has taken the quarantine off after the adoption of the charter, it is
meet with Mrs. F. Hadley, March 2nd.
- - - prohibited
................. them from not repugnant thereto, and that pro­ j All stock was declared paid up,
potatoes, which
A bargain for $100.00. Apply to justice court.
there
being
a
surplus
in
the
treasury.
Frank Hobson, Garibaldi, Ore.
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J. M. DeLillies
has bought
the being shipped from this county. The vision, although mandatory, is never- I ■ Annual report of" secretary and
"The Ne’er-Do-Well” Coming.
quarantine went into effect on the thelcss within the power thus grant­
Jones
Apartment
house.
And
will
be 13th of July, 1915. There is quite a ed. A discretionary power it is true, | I Salesman read and accepted.
For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City
The zone system of electing the
Rex Beache’s greatest story. “The
for $1,100.00 cash. Call or address known in future as the DeLillies surplus of potatoes in Tillamook but within that discretionary power , f seven directors was thereupon adopt­
execise
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j
County,
and
as
the
price
is
high,
Apartments.
rests
the
right
to
make
its
Nc’er-do-Well” filmed by the Selig
•
Mrs. C. N. Drew.
ed,
by
which
the
county
was
divided
those who have a surplus of potatoes mandatory or premissive, and it hav-
Polyscope Company will be present­
i-° *oan on ’arm 'ands, from on han(j will find a ready market at ing been made mandatory and not re­ into seven districts and not more than ed by Managers Partridge and Mor­
Wood Sawed—Call E. W. Knight •
one director to be elected from any
on the Mutual phone, Prompt service $500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate good prices. It was at the request of pealed and not in conflict but in har- one zone. Directors eletted were: rison of the Gem Theatre, to all livers
* of interest. We want your business. I Agriculturist Jones and the Commer- mony with the charter in that respect,
and careful work.
zone one, R. Zweifel, Alder Vale and of high class film drama on Monday,
• cial Club that the quarantine was J is valid and binding until modified.
Mohler; zone two, James Williams, February 26, afternoon and evening.
Why not be insured in the best fire See Everson.
“Section four of this
ordinance
raised.
Maple
Leaf and Clover Leaf; zone Matinee program beginning at 2:30.
For
quick
sale,
20
acres
4
miles
insurance company, it costs no more.
provides that the council upon pre­
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Rollie
Summer,
who
was
in
on
a
three,
Wm.
Maxwell, Fairview and '1 his wonderful film play was made in
south
of
Tillamook,
with
buildings.
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sentation of a petition proposing an
the Panama Canal zone where a com­
See Everson.
Owner going on homestead. Inquire ; visit, left suddenly after forging two ordinance or amendment shall im­ Elwood; zone four, George Williams, pany of Selig players repaired in or­
Those who cannot see "The Ne’er at this office.
* I checks on Grant Thayer the previous mediately call and order a special 'Tillamook, South Prairie and Long der to secure realistic atmosphere.
I day for $12.75. Sheriff Campbell suc­
Do Well” Monday night should take
election thereon. Here is a power , Prairie; zone five, Jay Baker, Pleas­ An all-star cast, including Kathlyn
The Coast Artillery Company will ceeded in ’ having
_ him arrested at
ant Valley, East Beaver, Beaver and
advantage of the Matinee at 2:30
committed
to the council for public
give a dance on March 8, which will Hillsboro when the train arrived
'Three Rivers; zone six, M. J. Jenck, Williams, Wheeler Oakman, Eugenie
A full line of standard spark plugs, follow the first annual inspection, j there on Friday, and he was brought and not private purposes to be exer­ ¡Cloverdale, Cold Springs and Central; Besserer and other stars appear in
also other automobile accessories at which is on the 5th and 6th of March. ' back to this city. The young man is cised for the benefit of others and it : zone seven, W. H. Christensen, Ore- this wonderful scren play. Beautiful
ueserier
tropical scenery abounds, together
deserter cannot, the words herein quoted be­
W. A. Williams Harness Shop.
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On Saturday February 24th at 2 1 only 17 years of age and a thought * >nK read 'n conjunction with the text twon, Meda and Neskowin factories. with unusual sights along the Panama
from
the
U.
S.
Army.
It
was
The
stockholders
adopted
the
fol
­
For sale or Rent, a ranch of 35 p.m. there will be a team wagon and
be construed
other lowing resolution:
1 canal. There is no dull moment in this
best to turn him over to the military
inunaiy , of
- ,he ordinance,
, .
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acres, 3 miles cast of Tillamook. En­ harness sold at auction in front of the authorities
and Sheriff Campbell left ‘han mandatory, tmposmg
• “Be it resolved by the stockholders dull moment in this extraordinary
quire at the Headlight office.
* Tillamook Feed Co.’s store................. *
lute
duty
and
does
not
as
a
result
of
with him for Vancouver, Wash., on
of Tillamook County Creamery Asso­ extraordinary production, which is a
I any legal principle even apply an op-
Loose and bailed hay for sale—Ap­
Guy Ford and wife left this morn­ Tuesday.
ciation, that the directors of said cor­ worthy successor of "The Spoilers.”
I tion to exercise discretion or abstain
ply to Clarence Hancnkrat, Tilla­ ing for Myrtle Point, Coos County,
poration be and they are hereby au­
'
from
the
doing
of
the
act
required.
It
The Parent Teachers held their
mook.
3* where Mr. Ford will become the in­
thorized and directed to file supple­
Washington Birthday Program.
monthly meeting last Monday night. 1 is a well known principle, legal as
Liddia Rockwell returned on Wed­ spector of the cheese factories on the More parents than usual attended, ' well as constitutional, that power mentary articles of incorporation for
said corporation, to be known as
The ladies of the Relief Corps and
nesday from visiting friends in Port­ ¡st of March.
j Mrs. King’s carefully prepared paper I granted to public officers for public
G. A R. fittingly observed Wash­
land.
Protect your valuable papers from I on "Famous Men Born in February,” 1 purposes for the benefit of the pphlic. Article VII, and to read as follows:
"In addition to the enterprise, busi­ ington’s Birthday with an appro­
“Ne’er-Do-Well” But you-will-do- the unexpected fire by renting one of 1 was a pleasure and a benefit. A paper j This being, in the sense used, not pre- ness, pursuit and occupation in which priate program at their hall Wednes­
our safe deposit boxes. Only one i on "Child Development” by Mrs. 1 missive by mandatory, there is no dis-
well to sec it at the Gem Theatre next
dollar per year.
Tillamook County ' Robert Tate, presented by the presi­ ; cretion on the part of the council in this corporation proposes to engage day night. The drum corps played
Monday afternoon and evening.
set forth in the original Articles of
Bank.
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dent, Mrs. Stranahan showed careful respect to calling a special election, Incorporation, this corporation pro­ several old time stirring airs and the
program was received with much
County Warrants are worth 100
and
the
duty
thus
enjoined
is
one
that
W. A. Williams has just received a consideration of the subject by the
poses to engage and shall be author­ patriotic fervor.
cents on the dollar at Ray & Co.’s complete line of oil clothing. You author and stimulated thought on the I can be enforced by mandamus.
ized to engage in the business of buy­
Harry Kerr acted as chairman and
“It thus appearing from the answer
part of the hearers. The next meeting
store in trade.
should inspect his stock when in need ! will be held the first Monday in to the writ that the demurrers are ing and selling all kinds of dairy pro­ announced the program which was as
ducts
and
to
act
as
agent
for
others
Mrs. C. W. Miller and son and Mrs. of anything in the oil clothing line. • | March.
well taken, it is ordered that the in buying, selling, storing and other­ follows:
Singing of "America” by aiidicnee.
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Partridge left on Sunday to visit re­
same be sustained
and that a pre- 1 wise handling and disposing of all
The Supreme Court handed down a
Lincoln's “Gettysburg Address” by
'
emptory
writ
of
mandamus
issue
re-
latives in Kansas and Oklahoma.
decision in the case of J. H. Hicks,
kiniis
of
dairy
products
and
supplies
Dr. Turner, the well known j quirinn the defendants to call a spec­
Chas. Reynolds.
for
the
manufacture
of
dairy
products
Now is the time to look after your respondent, vs. B. L. Beals, Jo., et al., eye specialist of Portland, will be in
Address on the "Life of Lincoln,"
ial election in conformity with the and to make such contracts and
Fire Insurance on all your property. appallants; appeal from Tillamook Tillamook again Friday and Saturday,
by S. S. Johnson.
provisions
of
Ordinance
No.
233,
agreements in reference thereto as
It will surprise you how cheaply you County; suit involving chattel mort­
Vocal Solo, by Mrs. Nettie Page.
1 read in conjunction with section two, may be necessary to effectually car­
can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie gage on merchandise; opinion by March 2-3, at Jenkins’ Jewlery store;
Violin Solo, by Chester McGhee.
Article
VIII
of
the
charter,
and
to
ry out the purposes herein mention­
W. Watson.
Justice Bean, affirming Judge Bagley. also in Cloverdale, Thursday March
Reading, by J. H. Johnson.
I submit the proposed ordinances to ed ”
1st. Dr. Turner is a specialist of ex­ the legal voters of the City of Tilla­
Address on the "Immortal Wash­
At the directors meeting the follow- ' ington,” by Rev. J. E. Youel.
perience and standing, and you will mook for adoption or rejection.”
ing officers were elected, George |
Selections by the Drum Corps.
’ make no mistake in consulting him
Williams, President, Jay Baker, Vice | Singing of "Star Spangled Ranner”
Homesteaders'
Fair
Pr
e
miums.
about your eyes and glasses. Head-
President; Tillamook County Rank, 1 by the audience.
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' aches relieved, cross eyes straighten-
Treasurer, and Carl Haberlach, Sec.
Prayer, by Rev. J. E. Youel.
The Portland Seed Company will
F. W. Christensen was engaged as
Everyone present enjoyed the pro­
■ cd. Consult him. Don't forget the give to the one making the best ex­
inspector for the ensuing year.
gram very much; the hall wa« decor-
; date.
* hibit grown from Portland
Seed
Carl Haberlach was engaged as ated with American Flags and Run'-
Be sure and let Dr. Turner show Company's seeds $7.50 in apy goods Secretary-Salesman at the
same ing and the pictures of Washington
you the double vision glass, w ithout I handled by them; $2.SO for the second salary he was paid last year for the 18 and Lincoln was placed side by side
lines or seams to catch dirt, strain the best, exhibited at our Homesteaders' factories in the association last sea­ in a drapery of flags in the hall. The
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1 eyes or ccme apart. One light solid Fair this Fall. J make this announce- son and at the same Tate for Meda G. A. R , Relief Corps, Sons of Vet­
a1
; piece of glass that looks like a single 1 ment now so all who wish to try for factory, he to pay his office rent and erans, Spanish-American war veter­
; t answers the purpose of two, the prize can order seeds.
necessary clerical assistance.
ans, Coast Artillery Co., and citizens
R. Y. Blalock, Sec.
enabling you to read or do close work
Altogether the meeting was one of filled the hall.
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TALL OAKS
Were Once
Small Acorns
Development
T
$1.00
$1.00
Tillamook County Bank
Tillamook Jottings.
üfllVIAR’S VARIETY STORE,
I.OO.F. BLD.,
Drop in and book flround ”