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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1917)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MARCH 8., I'.jo PER YEAR. I am in the market at all times for Now is the time to look after your Ives—Smith “The Calf Fire Insurance on all your property. Phones. It will surprise you how cheaply you Dr. Shearer, physician and surgeon, can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie W. Watson. Cloverdale, Ore. * Don’t forgei ihose busted castings, There are only three mure chapters of “The Lass of the Lumberlands,” Can be welded toi ball. Goods sent the serial picture, featuring Helen by parcel post ; and express promptly Holmes, don’t fail to see these the returned. Hiner X- Reed, Tillamook, A next three Tuesday nights. Oregon. 1 will trade my ten acre ranch in The Women’s Civic Improvement River Side, California, for Tillamook League held its monthly _ meeting _ on HILE HCIieckitmorSavinu» Account at The City property, one and one half miles Saturday afternoon, when a number First Nnti »rial Hank represents financial te- from town-. Sec Geo. Hamlin the of ladies from out of town participat- ■ ed in the meeting. It proved a most sources for its owner—it stands for business house mover. That takes the jolts and jars profitable and enjoyable afternoon to <)nr patrons train an intimate resource as well, For Sale—One Faultless and one all, especially the social hour. ways ¡n <1 means of handlintr finan- knowledge of the out of life later on and gives vnu ew Hercules stump puller and ces and business in a practical manner. They are equipments in good order. Price $80 that worry-free, successful air Senat°r L_ne Asked to Resign. also accorded the benefit of <>nr experience in every inch with equipment. J. D. Tompkins, Henderson’s Fed Barn Sheridan, ease of need. which conies from the knowledge Considerable discussion took place DIRECTORS : Oregon. 2 in ciiiamouK when it became known P. Hfi'el, C. J. Edwards, J, C. Holden, A. IV. Bunn. 1 have a number of store buildings, linn benutor L..ae was one of the of the little “ nest-egji” earning Joi n Mo-gan. B. C. Lamb, IV J. Riechers houses and office rooms to rent. Also senators who resorted to filibuster B. C. Lamb. Pres. W. J. Riechers, Cashier. you 4 per cent interest in some can give desirable ground lease in ing anu would not support 1 resident various parts of the city desirable to good bank like ours. To be I almost any needs. See me also for \>usoii wnen a national crisis con- e, city property on payments to suit 1.outed the country. As a resuit of his icuuii, a moiemeut is on foot to de- thrifty and prudent from 21 to v your income.—Rollie W. Watson. a ms resignation. It seems that Rosenberg Bros, have opened a t..e recall provisions of the Oregon 50 means a successful anti cotn- large line ot all kinds of hay, feed, dem uoes not include U. S. Sena near the saw mill and will carry a tors and representatives, but if the fortable old age. large lecd store 011 2nd Avenue East lav. had done so recall petitions would Hour, grass seeds at the very lowest have been immediately circulated, Delightful Afternoon Party. that will soon be offered by the Dra I Open a savings account today. prices. Special prices on hay ano f ollowing is the wording of the peti matic Club. All the songs and music feed in car lots. * tions sent to a number of newspapers: used in this play will be carried in Mrs. E. T. Haltom ar.d Mrs. B. C. stock at the l'lasker Music Store. So Harry Lam, Senator for Oregon. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for Lamb gave a delightful party to a I Washington D. C. setting, for sale. This ilock comes 1 hear the latest songs in the play, then Sir:—We, the undersigned, voters number of their friends at the home get them for yourself. Hear D. V. from inc slack of the College ot . .g- I of Mrs. Haltom on Thursday of last ricuuur^. Admittedly one of the very of the State of Oregon, view with Jennings sing "You Tickle Me.” I best on this coast. They are an extra sitame and humiliation your failure to week. The decorations were early spring flowers, with green the pre heavy k.y.’.rg strai t. $1.50 for fiuecn uphold the honor of the United States Death of Mrs. Mabel Hussey. eggs. Mutual phone. Mrs. A. F. i.acy* ... t.ie most critical moment of the en vailing color and the favors charac tire history of our international rela- teristic of St. Patrick's day. Five hun ------ o—— Lieui-colonci P. M. Kisski, in ions. dred was the game played with Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Hussey died at Tilla specting officer of the U. S. Army, No words can adequately describe W. J. Riechers carrying of the high mook City, March 3, 1917 at the age came in on Monday for the purpose our chargin that the State of Oregon honors and Mrs. F. C. Baker the con- of 24 years 1 month and 12 days. She i of making an inspection of the new ly Wanted—Single horse, 1200 to 1400, ' formed Coast Artillery Company in should be so misrepresented and dis j solation prize. The hostesses served was born at Hebo, Orc., Jan 18, 1893. young, blocky built, well broken.— this city. 1 he inspection officer was graced as it has been by your action. i a most excellent lunch that did them She was married to Claud Hussey : credit. Those present were Mesdames C. E. Ward, Hemlock. well pleased with the local company. We indignantly protest against this 1 Ammer, O. Schultz, C. Schultz, Camp- March 25, 1911. Two children were action through the love we bear to Wanted a man and wife to work on At a meeting of the directors of the our state and our country, which you i bell, J. C. Holden, Aiderman, Poor- born to this union, Mildred age 5 a dairy ranch. Apply to L. L. Still Tillamook County Mutual Telephone have dishonored and belittled before ■ man, J. C. Holden, Alderman, Hill, years and Luccalage 19 months. She W. A. Wise, dentist. well, Tillamook, Oregon. ♦ Co., on Saturday, it was decided to the eyes of the world and we demand | Burge, F. C. Baker, Groat, Clough, 1 was a member of the United Brcthern 1 church. Her husband and two chil Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. A full line of standard spark plugs, make connections with the Pacific on account of this misrepresentation I Holmes, Hayes, Brodhead, Bales, dren survive her, also her father, N. i Telephone and ' Sanders, B. D. Lamar, Willett, Hab- Telegraph Co. The I Noglarc Auto Lens at W. your resignation as senator from this also other automobile accessories at ! i erlach Riechers, Leonard, R. C. Jones, P. Hansen, of Hebo, and three sisters W. A. Williams Harness Shop. ♦ Mutual is to pay 10c. differential, and state. * illiams. I Burton, Rasmussen, Janery, Farley, and three brothers. Mrs. Lillie Flesh the connections to be made by the For Sale—New modern residence, I M. Schultz, Geo. Peterson, E. D. Al er, of Winlock, Wash. Ray Hansen, of ■ Shop to rent, next to my office.— located in best residence district. For 15th. ci. I. C. Swine. Calients, Nevada; Mrs. Allie Brought ■ len and D. Robinson. T. H. Goyne. * sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * The Long Prairie Water Company on, of Fort Brags, Cal.; Mrs. Lizzie held its annual meeting last Saturday I have some choice fall boars for Churchill, Edward Hanson and Nels For sale or Rent, a ranch of 35 and elected officers and transacted 1 sale. Also some nice spring pigs to ■ Four grade Jersey cows for sale. F. “Capt. Racket." Hanson, all of Hebo, Ore. L. Buell, Long Prairie. * acres, 3 miles cast of Tillamook. En other business matters of importance. I select from, both sexes. She also leaves other relatives and ------ o----- - quire at the Headlight office. * The following officers were elected, J Joe Donaldson R. F. D. Tillamook. Has anyone seen ‘Timothy Tolman? friends to mourn her death. Interment ■Garbage gathered free. See M. R. Loose and bailed hay for sale—Ap Pres., Peter Suter; Clarence Tilden I The last time he was seen he left was at Hebo cemetery, March 4, The Hanankrat, or call Main 6F11. ply to Clarence Hancnkrat, Tilla and Henry Landolt, Directors; I. J. was conducted by home to go to the home of Mrs. funeral service Christian Church. ■Lost, black and white shepherd dog, mook. 3» Earl, Clerk; W. J. Riechers, tres. Racket, and since then nothing has Mrs. Dora Young, pastor of the U. B. finder please notify Henry Landolt. . ------ 0------ been heard of him. Should you learn Church at Beaver, Ore. Mrs. Dora B. Schilke, of La- W. A. Williams carries a full line of Bible school io a.m.. 'of his where abouts please notify Mrs. For Furnished Rooms at reasonable Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay Grande, Worthy Grand Matron of Communion and sermon 11 a.m. Tolman, for the poor woman is con »2 you to look over his stock when Oregon, came in on Monday and was price, £ee Mrs. E. Plank. Subject: “And what Then?” This sub siderably worried. But he will return Call For Warrants. * need. mct at the depot by a delegation from ^Blacksmith Coal—Right ject carried over from last Sunday. Coal— soon and bring with him the latest the Eastern Star lodge. That evening Carrie R. Kinnaman et al All county warrants will be paid up C. E. services 6:15 p.m. vs. she songs, and music. He will be here at ”1'“ gave ........ a - talk in i the lodge room Right Prices.—Lamb Schrader Co. * Gladys Hathaway is a suit filed in the whicn was followed Evangelistic service 7:70 p.m., Sub- the ___ _______ with _______ Interest ceases Star_Theatre Capt. Racket 2 on presentation. with a banquet. • .. white circuit court to partition certain prop The Worthy Grand _______ ______ : “The Man Whom th^e World I nights Friday and Saturday, sale, 45 pure blooded _, March March 12, 1917. Matron visited B. L. Beals, says is all right.” . . I 16 ___ Z-r.. ~ _ _____ as , you __ and ; 17. For Capt. Racket chickens, very cheap.—Phone erty. the Bay City Lodge on Tuesday. County Treasurer. C. C. Curtis, Minister. wjn learn in a funny comedy in 3 acts A nurse of experience and some 11. Jay Baker, of Beaver, Martin Jenck, training wishes nursing to do. Can of Cloverdale, Jim Williams, Geo. KDr. Wise will be at his Tillamook give references. Call 78 W. Reason Williams and Wm. Maxwell, of Tilla office everyday until Saturday, March able. * mook, and W. ri. Christensen, of Kh. ♦ The Franklin Fish Market is now Oretown, members of the Board of fejjames Henry, who has been visiting open for business, drop in and look Directors of Tillamook County Webb Maddux, returned to Portland around at the Old Spanish Kitchen.— Creamery Association, met here on on Tuesday. F. N. Elliott, Proprietor. * Monday and transacted business com- , i *ng before them. Cheese has advanc- , ,.W ill pay you to see Everson for a For Sale—A paying sawmill in tllC the 1 pel ,, rpntc '»»ari _„,i T.U”. ...„.1 . safe investment in city property or form lands. * money for you. Taylor Real Estate at. Cheese will average close to 19 and For Sale—Evqry night this week, Agency, Cloverdale, Ore. 20 cents for the year 1917. The all 1 seating capacity at the Gem Lost—Pair of glasses, between dairymen's prospects are very bright. Thea tre. Come early. Habcrlach’s residence and Tinnerstet The monthly meeting of the Asso jpne Ton Ford Truck; also 5 pas residence. Finder please leave same I ciation of Charities was held on Tues I senger Ford Nearly new, for sale, at this office. I day evening, with the President, Rev. I 2* See Rosenberg. Lost gold watch, open face, I.ost J. E. Youel, in the chair. Several mat 13 Ö3 'Jfcan Murphy and wife left last week between Tillamook Hotel and depot. ters pertaining to charity work was i for Canada, owing to the death of his Size 16, 17 Jewell, Hampden. Case taken up and disposed of. It was stat- No. 2914269. Works No. 8562302. cd that some unknown person ___ had brother. Jack Murphy. J. M. DeLillies has bought the contributed $20.00 to the Association, AaDr. Wise will have to leave for his and others were willing to contribute. Portland office about March 15th, to Jones Apartment house. And will be i After the business was disposed of ■■Biain there 2 or 3 weeks. known in future as the DeLillies the matter of Belgian relief w-as ♦ brought up by Prof. Kirk, and it was J,Those who want to see Dr. Wise Apartments. before he leaves for Portland, will suggested that those who wanted to Money to loan on farm lands, from donate towards the fund should do so ■lease do so at once. $500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate ®I)r. W. A. Wise will be at the Ne of interest. We want your business. through the finance committee, which is composed of J. C. Edwards, Mrs. halem Hotel Saturday and Sunday, See Everson. * F. R. Beals and Mrs. M. W. Harrison. ■ Henry L’ithof, Contractor and P. A. Finne, proprietor of the West At the meeting of the city council Bo lder, Estimates furnished. Barns ern Shoe Co. has changed his location . .. it - was decided -—1--J to call a and Silos a specialty, Bell Phone. A10 to the store recently occupied by the on Monday, special election on Tuesday, March, West Coast Electric Co. » For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City 22, as to whether pool and reading for $1,100.00 cas foi cash. Call or address Mrs. W. M. Heaston had the mis rooms are to be allowed to remain (' N l)rpvv * Mrs. C. N. Drew. fortune to sprain her knee last week. open on Sundays. Upon its own in - - Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight She stepped from the porch of her itiative the city decided to submit the question as to whether card rooms l the Mutual phone, Prompt service home and fell. id careful work. For quick sale, 20 acres 4 miles could remain open on Sundays. In the matter of the dangerous condition of Why not be insured in the best fire south of Tillamook, with buildings. the ceiling of the auditorium of the Owner going on 'homestead. Inquire durance company, it costs no more. city hall, City Attorney Botts was in « 1 at this office. * te Everson, structed to send a night letter to ^■Carl Carl Haberlach will leave on Sat- bat- , Protect your valuable papers from Architect Burgraff and have him fix it ■rday for California in the interest of the unexpected fire by renting one of at once. The city council recommend our safe deposit boxes. Only one ed that a fire escape be built at the th cheese business. dollar per year. Tillamook County High School building, and took up Lost—Moss Agat Stick Pin in Till- Bank. some matters of street improvement. hiook City. Will pay reward. Leave Ruth Tohl vs. Julius Tohl is a di W. A. Williams has just received a t Ramsey Hotel . complete lin^ of oil clothing. You vorce case filed in the circuit court. For cheap fertilizer for your garden should inspect his stock when in need These parties were married in Tilla id meadow, see Frank Elliott at of anything in the oil clothing line. * mook County on November 14th, ranklin Fish Market. Attention! Forward march, to the 1914, and no children were born to the Wanted:—A “Full House” at the Gem Theatre Thursday Night March union. The complaint alleges cruel as the em Theatre Saturday and Sunday 15th. to see "The Love Thief’ the and inhuman treatment tghts March to-n. Something good. stirring story of the Mexican Board grounds upon which she seeks the dis solution of the marriage contract. She Every Night.) er. charges the defendant with refusing to provide proper support and com pelled plaintiff to make her own ex penses, buy her clothes, etc. He con tinuously found fault and scolded and nagged, and at one time, while they were residing on the homestead, de fendant, without cause or excuse, seized plaintiff while she was lying on her bed and dragged her around the house by her feet, and slapped and beat her with such force as to draw blood. Defendant also accused her of l>eing untrue to him and living with «BFMg I IFIIIIIIIIliWiaiWIE another man, all of which was abso- THRIFT BS THE “SHOCK ABSORBER” More than Money is Involved W 3 Tillamook County Bank > - Wall PAPER ! Claude I. Myers, BIG REDUCTIONS My Entire Slock of Wall Paper is on Sale, starting Saturday, March 1*0, at prices von can’t afford to miss. This Sale includes everything, Oatmeals, Ingrains, Pulps, Cut Out Borders, Bands, etc. Having bought this stock before the rise in price in paper,lam able to meet and beat catalague prices. I 25 to 40 per cent. REDUCTION. Wall Paper from 7c. per double roll to 45c. Nothing Over. LAMAR’S VARIETY STORE, I.OO.F. BLD., “Drop in and book Around " Ti 1 lan look, (.) retori.
