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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 10, 1917
5.00
W. A. Williams ..
5.00
Frank A. Rowe ...
5.00
F. R. Beals ............
5.00
W. J. Peterson ...
5.00
Henry Dunstan ...
5.00
Rosenberg Bros ...
5.00
J. S. Lamar ..........
5.00
Mrs. J. H. Dunstan
10.00
Car 1 Haberlach
5.00
A. A. Pennington
70.00
Fairview Grange ..
10.00
R. Kennedy ............
500
H. T. Botts............
Special Meeting of Pomona Grange.
Sacret Heart Parish ................... 25.00
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South Prfairie Farmers Union :/-*o
The Tillapiook County Pomona
500
Talmage ...........................
Grange will meet at Tillamook at the C. W.
City Hall at 10:30 a.m., Saturday,
For Sale.
Alay 19th, for the purpose of discus- <
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sing resolutions regarding the pro- 1
A few head of yearling Jersey
posed bond issue, and any other busi­
heifers. Also a high grade 3 year old
ness to come before the meeting.
Jersey bull for rent.—Apply to Frank
The meeting in the afternoon from
Bester, Both prones.
1:30 to 2:30 will be open to the public.
By order of the Master, W. H.
Card of Thanks.
Christensen.
R. Y. Blalock, Secretary.
We wish to express our thanks to
I Executive Committee of the Army Y.
M. C. A. was organized to promote
I the work in Tillamook. Mr. R. W.
! Kirk, Superintendent qf Schools, was
elected chairman of the committee,
C. O. Dawson, secretary, and C. J.
Edwards, treasurer. Several represen­
tative citizens were chosen to act in
. the promotion of this movement as
members of the committee.
SHE STEALS A MILLION
Knowingly and with malice afore­
thought. she deliberately draws his
money from the bank and hides it
until she deems him fit to take
charge of it !
He doesn’t care !
lie’s George Walsh
Who plays the spendthrift in
the
WILLIAM FOX
photoplay
“MELTING MILLIONS’’
Gem Theatre,
the many friends who showed so
much kindness and sympathy to­
wards us on account of the death of
On Friday evening, May 11, the Ex­ Mrs. Grace Johnson.
Thursday, May 1 7th.
ecutive Committee of the Army
Mrs. Ella Blanchard and
Adults, 15c. Children, 5c.
Young Men’s Christian Association,
Family.
will hold a big rally and mass meeting
at the City Hall. Mr. I. B. Rhodes,
Nazarene Church.
State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
has secured a very-capable and inter­
Rev. John T. Little, District Super­
Five Hundred Parties.
Red Cross Meeting.
esting speaker from Portland to give intendent, will hold services in Hem­
Last Tuesday
and Wednesday
lock, Thursday, May 10th at 8 p.m.,
There will "be
a meeting this the address of the evening
evening Mr. and Mrs. Thad Robison (Thursday) evening at the High
The Y. M. C. A. has taken up a and in Tillamook Friday at 8 p.m.,
and Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Lamar, en­ School Auditorium at eight o’clock, great task of serving the boys who and at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Sunday.
tertained a large number of friends at for the purpose of organizing a Red join the army. You will be interested
Come worship the Lord with us.
the home of the former. The guests Cross for Tillamook. All are cordially in this work, and whether you live
A. H. Smith, Pastor.
had a delightful and jolly time togeth­ I invited to attend and take an interest far or near you are cordially invited
er, thanks to the hostesses, who cer­ in this laudable effort.
to attend the meeting on Friday
Sunday School Convention.
tainly did not spare anything to make
All persons over the age of 14 are evening.
their visitors feel at home. Five hun­ eligible to become members of the
The Sunday School Convention, of
Death of Mrs. D. M. Oliver.
dred was the card game, and some Red Cross, and it is hoped there will
Sunday School workers of Tillamook
good scores were made.
County, which was held here on Fri­
be a large attendance for other cities
Mary Jane Woods was born in
day, Saturday and
end Sunday, was the
tho
The invited guests on Tuesday have formed organizations and les­
Mercer County, Missouri, Nov. 26,
were Mr. and Mrs. Max Schultz, Mr. sons are being given to the members 1847, and passed from this life Sunday best Sunday School Convention ever
held here. The meetings were well
and Mrs. C. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. S. in Red Cross work.
evening, Alay 6, 1917, having attained
attended and much interest shown.
Conover, Mr. and Airs. H. Mason. Air.
the age of 69 years, 5 months and 10
On Friday evening Mayor Boals gave
University Day.
and Mrs. H. A. Williams, Air. and
days. In the year 1867 she was mar­ the address of welcome at the M. E.
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Airs. W. J. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
ried to R. B. Lindsay. To this union
Governor James Withycombe ha! were born two daughters and one son. Church. The program was carried out
Burge, Air. and Airs. Fred Poorman,
as previously advertised. Rev. Chas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moulton, Air. and designated Friday May II, as Univer­ In the year 1875 the family moved to A. Phipps, the Sunday School man,
Airs. H. A. Franklin, Air. and Mrs. sity Day throughout the state. On Jackson, Cal., and resided for about a was present and gave much good ad­
His addresses
George Hanselmier, Mr. and Airs. W. that day a special effort will be made year, when they removed to Point vice and instruction.
A. Williams, Miss Carrie Galwith, in every High School in the state to Arena, Mendocino Co., Cal. At this were good and much appreciated. The
last meeting of the convention was
Mrs. Nellie Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. interest the students in higher educa­ place Mr. Lindsay died in 1881.
held at the Christian Church and was
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W. B. Aiderman, Air. and Airs. Carl tion. These meetings will be conduct­
Airs. Mary Jane Lindsay was unit­ attended by a very large audience.
The delegates from Sunday Schools
Haberlach, Mr. and Airs. E. Bales, ed by University of Oregon graduates ed in marriage to D M. Oliver at Pt.
about the county were: Oretown, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hadley, Air. and Airs. and ex-students.
Arena, Cal., in the year 1886. Two Follett, T. A. Porter and wife; Clover­
The local work will be in charge of children, a son and daughter, have dale, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Searcy and
W. A. Lewis, Air. and Mrs. R. B.
Fred Hardesty, Hazel McKown and been born to this union. In the year Mrs. Taylor; Sandlake, Mrs. Brandt.
Walls, Air. and Airs. Fred Burton.
The following officers were elected
The honors fell to Mr. and Mrs. W. Cloyd Dawson. A meeting with the 1891 the farily removed to Tillamook,
J. Hill and the consolation to Mr. and High School students has been ar- Oregon, where the home has been for the ensuing year : Pres., Mrs. C.
J. Edwards; Vice-Pres. Dr. David
ranged for by the committee, and continuously for these 26 years.
Mrs. M. Schultz.
Robinson.
Sec. and Très., Mrs. H. T. Botts;
The invited guests on Wednesday every effort will be made to create a
Today there are left to mourn her
were: Mr. and Airs. J. S. Lamar, Air. greater interest in higher education. passing from their circle her husband, Supt. Elmentary Dept., Mrs. Fred
Beals, Intermediate Supt., Mrs. Frank
and Mrs. W. Campbell, Air. and Airs. It is hoped that several of our high D. Af. Oliver, and children, viz: Mrs. Taylor, of Cloverdale ; Supt. Adult and
school
students
will
be
able
to
attend
Geo. Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
Jones, and Airs. Easie Mullin, of Till­ Home Dept., Rev. J. C. Young of Ne­
halem; Supt. of Educational Dept., J.
Clough, Air. and Airs. Albert Byers, the University next fall.
amook; Airs. Viola Mills of Redlands, O. Bozorth of Bay Citv.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A Brodhead, Mr. and
Cal.; Edgar Lindsay, of Nehalem,
Mrs. H. T. Botts was chosen as dele­
Army Y. M. C. A. Organiz'd.
Mrs. Dr. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Oregon; Walter Oliver, of Bay City, gate to the State Convention which
will
be held at Newberg on May 14, 15,
J. Riechers, Air. and Airs. A. Ammer,
Oregon. Besides these of the immed­
O11 Thursday evening May 3, a iate family there are 7 grandchildren, and 16.
Mr. and Airs. Oscar Schultz, Mr. and
Airs. Albert Plank, Air. and Airs. group of citizens met at the High and a large number of friends and
WHY EVERY COUNTY
Fred C. Baker, Air. and Mrs. J. C. School and organized a local Exccu- acquaintances of long standing.
SHOULD VOTE BONDS
Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Webb Holmes, tive Committee of the Army Young
In early life she made her profes­
There is an excellent reason why
Air. and Airs. B; C. Lamb, Air. and Men's Christian Association.
sion of the Christian faith, and the
Mrs. Dr. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bob.
The meeting was addressed by Mr. quality of her life and character has every voter in every county in the
Leonard, Mr. and Airs. Ross Shreve, Clark, Secretary of the Astoria Y, . M. ever been fruitful of good in the State outside of Multnomah County
should vote for the $6,000,000 road
Air. and Airs. Dr. Olson, Airs. Bew­ I C. A. He very ably told of the work sphere of her influence. Her activities
bond bill. Here it is:
ley, Aliss Blanch McNair, Air. and of the Y. Al. C. A. in the training in a public way have been connected
Multnomah County has paved her
Airs. E. T. Haltom, Air. apd Airs. E. stations and prison camps of Europe, with the Ladies’ Guild of the Presby­ roads. The $6.o00.000 paving fund will
E. Koch, Mr. and Airs. A. McNair.
and how, in the United States, great terian church. For seven years she all be expended outside of Multnomah
Dr. and Mrs. G. Peterson was the j things were done for the National has been a faithful member of the County. Multnomah County pays 40
winner of first honors and Mr. and , Guardsmen on the .Mexican border Daughters of Rebekah Morning Star per cent of the automobile license and
the quarter-mill state road tax, whiph
last summer, including the Third Ore­ Lodge. No. 52, an auxiliary relation means she will pay 40 per cent of the
Mrs. Albert Plank the consolation.
A most dainty lunch was served gon.
with the I. O. O. F.,and her sympa-» $6,000,000 bonds. Her contribution to
which was much enjoyed.
After Mr. Clark’s address a local thies have been loyally expressed the other counties for roads will be
»2.400.000.
many times in kindly wavs.
Your county will get more back
Funeral services were held Tuesday
from these bonds than it will contrib­
at 1 p in. at the Presbyterian church,
ute.
conducted by the pastor Rev. J. E.
Youel, and buriel was in the I. O. O. WILL BE NO CHANCE
F. cemetery, the Rebekah sisters us­
TO JUGGLE THE BIOS
ing their beautiful ritualistic cere­
The State Highway Commission has
mony. The many friends attending
the services was expressive of the formulated a general policy In the mat­
ter of letting contracts for road work
deep sympathy of the community for in co-operation with the counties as
the family.
contemplated in the $6,000,000 road
bond bill. It has been decided that
through
Notice of Completed Contract.
the Commission sitting with the coun­
ty court will let the contracts in the
Notice is hereby given that the couaty in which the work Is to be
County Surveyor of Tillamook Coun­ done. All blds are to be received on
ty, Oregon, has filed in this office his the day of award from the bidders or
agents directly on the day of opening
certificate of completion of the con­
and read in the presence of the bid­
tract of Mallory & B>um on the ders The object aimed at is to pre­
Compton Trestle in accordiance with clude any charge of the bide having
the plans and specifications, and any been tampered with.
person firm or corporation having
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objections to file to the acceptance of
Farmers not residing on any of the
said work may do so within two roads to be improved under the road
weeks from the date of the first pub­ bond bill should not for that reason
oppose the bond measure. With the
lication.
approval by the voters of the bond is­
Dated this 24th day of April, 1917.
sue. every such farmer will derive a
First-publication April 26, 1917.
two fold oenefit. In the first place,
I.ast publication May 10, 1917.
he will be brought that much closer
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk. to a hard-surfaced road Secondly, the
anil many other attractions.
money now expended on the main
roads will be available for the im­
Artillery ComPany Fund.
provement of the connecting roads
$1000 Surely the farmer, regardless of his
Tillamook County Bank .
10.00 resid r.ce with rw-'et to the main
First National Bank ............
LOO trunk roads, cannot help but recognize
R D. Lamar ...........................
K.OO that he will be benefited by the ex­
C. I. Clough .........................
Ask loeni intent for information
5.00 penditure of funds raised by the pro
l.anib-Schrader Co................
KOO poeed bond 'esue
E.
T.
Haltom
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JOHN M. SCOTT, General Piiwvenger Agent,
LOO
King Crenshaw Co. ........
Portland.
K.OO
Coast Power Co......................
Young men are being eor inually
K.OO urged to "Get back to the F. m.” but
F. C Baker ...........................
O. R Dale...............................
K.OO they are expected to wade in mud up
C. E. Trombley .....................
K OO
to their knee» to get there. Vote for
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P W Todd
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the »6.000 oi»p bond measu-e and help
\C. C. lensen
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KOO
make the tarn; more acceesible to la­
KOO
E. G Anderson .....................
bor aa *vll aa to the markets.
Alex McNair............................ ...
500
Su nslii ne Honte
Open Window Wax
California
MT SHASTA
FRANCISCO
YOSEMITE VALLEY
LOS ANGELES
ORANGE EMPIRE
Costs Little More.
SOUTHREN PACIFIC LINES
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The Annual
May Sewing Event
Ends Saturday, May 12.
I’kin to do your Shopping in Summer Sewing
Needs not later than Friday or Saturday and thus
Save Money on every Purchase.
ANY BUTTERICK PATTERN FREE
With Everjl Cash Purchase of Dress Goods
or Wash Goods amounting to $2.00 or over
TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) AND SATURDAY.
Mass Meeting Friday Evening
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T’S a wise plan to start in early on the design-
ing and making of those pretty clothes a
woman always likes to have for the bright,
warm days of summer, and the selections shown
here are just the loveliest and most up-to-date
you could possibly wish to choose from.
Best of all, very special prices are quoted for
this annual event and the woman who will avail
herself of these will save many dollars on the
purchase of fabrics for her own and her family’s
summer clothing needs.
New S.P. Schedule
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''OR the convenience of our patrons resident
north of Tillamook City we reproduce the
~ New Southern Pacific Schedule effective on
Saturday, May 12th and every Saturday thereafter
until further notice.
Leave
TILLAMOOK
7:20 A.M.
4: 15 P.M.
Arrive
MOHLER
8:45 A.M.
5:40 P M.
Leave
MOHLER
9:00 A.M.
5:55 P.M.
Arrive
TILLAMOOK
10:25 A.M.
7:20 P.M.
This schedule affords you an excellent oppor­
tunity and plenty of time to do your shopping
here and return home the same day.
We are Eager to have every Woman in
this Vicinity know of the ¿Merits
of the Wirthmor $1.00 Waist.
IRTHMOR
’S
The Four New Styles Illustrated
Now on Sale.
want every woman in this vicinity to
know the merits of these famous $1.00
\\ aists not only because you will there-
after buy them repeatedly, but more particularly
because they demonstrate so convincingly the
splendid results that can be obtained when the
retailer and manufacturer unite in co-operation
with <1 sincere desire to give the buying public
a higher standard of service. And in this con­
nection let us add that we avail ourselves of
everv opportunity for such co-operation as will
be an aid in bettering our service or values.
These thoroughly desirable Wirthmor Waists Can
be Sold in just one good store in every city
and they are Sold here exclusively.
ALWAYS $100. . . ALWAYS WORTH MORE.
The Bargain Balcony
Recognized by Discriminating Women as the
Log.cal Place in which to effect the Economies
so greatly desired at this time.
ERE on the Bargain Balcony are hundreds of
Bargains arranged, some on tables at one
price, others in groups of one kind, and all
priced away below the actual values. No matter
"h»>e«i orm what dept you buy always step upto
t e Bargain Balcony—it will repay you every time
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