TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 24. 1917
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Our Declaration of Safety
w
’ ITU good-will toward all, this Bank
enters upon what may be a time of
great financial trial ; but as we be­
lieve' a period of positive financial safety
and security for this immediate vicinity.
Tlii- Resources of this Bank place a
guarantee back of our words, which can­
on be denied. During this period of
emergency, we shall continue to safe­
guard the local interests and keep our
funds here tor the strength of our local
bus ness and agricultural needs. In pro­
tect mg our own people and in financing
our local interests, we believe that we are
fo!: wing the safest path to patriotic
se.-y ice.
AS SAFE IN WAR AS IN TIMES OF
PEACE.
EXCELLENT BANKING QUARTERS
AND SERVICE
T illamook C ounty B ank .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$4<LO(X).OO.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Mrs. F. R. Beals and Fred C. Baker
was appointed on the committee.
At a meeting of the Water Commis­
sion and the City Council on Tuesday
evening. Mayor Boats. G. W. Dwight
and Rollie W. Watson were appoint­
ed on a committee to confer with the
underwriters to
ascertain
what
should be done for better fire protec­
tion before spending money on the
same, with the idea of having fire
rates reduced in this city.
her in this city. They will be at home
to friends after May 25.
Engineer at Siuslaw Jettj Comes to
Tillamook.
F. E. Leefe, junior engineer.
has been in charge of jetty construc­
tion at the mouth ot the Siuslaw tor
the past four years, has received no­
tice that he is to be transferred to
Tillamook and has instructions to
take charge of the jetty work at I1I1-
Hood River High School's track amook and Nehalem as soon as the
team competed with The Dalles in enrockment of the jetties near Flor­
the annual field meet held last week. ence is completed.
The local boys were not in good form
Mr. Leefe expects to go to the new
and the score was 107 to 32 in favor location about June 1, where he wall
of the Dalles. Robert Henderson, son succeed Engineer W. G. Carroll, who
of Attorney J. L. Henderson, of this was also his predecessor on the work
city, was the biggest pointy winner for at the Siuslaw.
the !<><.,.1», winning first in the shot
put, third in the discus throw, third in
Railroad Building Starts.
the half mile and first in the javelin
throw.
Forest Grove, Or., May 20— Con­
There seems to be some misunder- struction work on the extention ot
Is,.lining as to what the Company the United Railways line from Wilk­
Fund is for. The money previously esboro to Tillamook is now under
collected was used for incidental cx- way. Machinery is being conveyed to
I penies in connection with the armory Cedar Canyon, about 10 miles up
j but an effort is to be made to raise Gales Creek, where a camp has been
more monye to provide the boys with established.
’
The contracts for the construction
things the government does not fur­
nish. One effort to swell the Com­ of the first ten mile unit will be let to
pany Fund is an endless chain of let­ 1. J. Rouston and Arthur Porter for
ters, and those who receive them are clearing and grading; the Interstate
asked to put up a small fund and Bridge Company, the bridgework,
and W. D. Haley the furnishing of
write other letters.
On Monday the new cigarette law material.
The work of construction of the 50
went into effect. On and after Xhat
date it will be a punishable offense miles to Tillamook is to be finished
for any one to sell, offer to sell or by the end of the year 1917. The new
keep for sale, exchange, barter, dis­ road is to be used for lumbering ex­
pose of, or give away to any minor clusively for the present.
any cigarette or cigarettes in the
St. Alphonsus Academy.
state of Oregon. And the keeping of
cigarettes in any place where minors
may take them or help themselves, is
“A Dream in Fairy-land,” a pretty
prima facie evidence of an intent to and catchy operatta, wil be given by
Money to loan on farm lands, from sell to minors. A violation of this the students and music class of the
1500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate provision will subject the violator to Academy, on Tuesday evening, June
of interest. We want your business. a fine of not more than $1000 for the ij , at 8:15 p.m.. Admission for adults
See Everson.
•* first offense and a fine of not more 35 cents, children 15 cents.
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Diplomas will be presented to the
A. Arstill has sublet the rock work than $500 nor less than $25 for the
W. A. Wise, dentist
eighth grade graduates the same
on the Bayocean road to George second offense.
Dr. C. W Vriller, chriopractor.
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Dr.
Turner,
the
well
known
evening.
Moskos, who will put a crew of men
Miss Alien Fitzpatrick, who has
hoofror Riinedy at C. 1. Clough to work at once.
eye specialist, of Portland, will be in
been taking piano lessons from the
Those who require flowers for Tillamook again Friday and Saturday, sisters during the past seven years,
Go to Mason's for Standard Pat- Decoration Day should leave orders May 25-26, at Jenkins’ Jewelry store. finishes the junior course of music as
at once with Mrs. R. L. Scott, at In Cloverdale, Thursday, May 24th. prescribed by the institute, will also
terns.
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' Clough’s Drug Store,
Dr. Turner is a specialist of exper­ receive her diploma on June 12.
for
rent,
—
See
A modern house
For Sale—A paying sawmill in the ience and standing and you will make
Miss Aleen
has studied assid­
I
Shrodc.
South end of the County. Il will make
uously, especially during the last two
no
mistake
in
consulting
him
about
to
my
office.
—
Shop to rent, next
money for you. Taylor Real Estate
years; the completion of "Matthew’s”
Agency, Cloverdale, Ore.
2t. your eyes and glasses. Headaches re­ ten grades, besides various other
T. H. Goyne.
For Sale—Beautiful tone, practical­ lieved, cross eyes straightened, satis­ classics and technical exercises is
\\ W th ider left on Wednesday
ly new $475.00 Player Piano, stool to faction guaranteed. Don't forget the evident of what constant application
for Corvallis.
match and player rolls all for $375. date. Be sure and call and let Dr. and industry can do.
The "Tiny Tots” promise to make
Dr. Shearer physician and surgeon, Easiest terras. Inquire at this office.
Turner show you the new double vis­ their audience smile by showing in
Cloverdale, Ure,
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The Franklin Fish Market is now ion glass without lines or seams to word and song what
every little
Pure Water Glass to preserve eggs open for business, drop in and took catch dirt, strain the eyes, or come house-maid is enabled to
.j do with
around at the OM Spanish Kitchen.—
broom
and
dust
pan.
You are all
at C. I. Clough Co.
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apart. One light solid piece of glass
F. N. Elliott, Proprietor.
assured of having a most enjoyable
single pair, yet ans- evening, so do not fail to come.
that
looks
like
a
Mrs. Marie Wade, nurse. Terms re­
In future no alien citizen will be al-
duced to suit the times.
* lowed to vote at school nieetings. wers the purpose of two enabling you
Tillamook City Will Hold a Patriotic
Lodging a the Watchtower, 25c., The law provide* that a person must to read or do close work and see dis­
be a full citizen before he can do so.
Demonstration the Fourth.
tant objects perfectly. Free demon­
Also furnished rooms.
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J.
M.
DeLillies
has
bought
the
stration.
Call
and
see
them.
Dr.
Tur
­
Garbage gathered free. See M. R.
1 he Tillamook Commercial Club
Jones Apartment house. And will be ner makes no charge for consultation will take charge of one of the largest
Hanankrat. or call Main 6F11.
patriotic demonstrations ever held
For Farm.,tied Rooms at reasonable known in future as the DeLillies or examination.
in Tillamook County on the Fourth
Apartments.
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price. Sec Mrs. E. Plank.
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of July. A number of business men
Senator Lane is Dead.
The 10th Company, Coast Artillery
took the matter up on Wednesday
Blacksmith
Coal—Right
Coal—
is to recruit to lull war strength of
Word was received this morning evening, as a result of the suggestion
Right Prices. —Lamb Schrader Co. * 150 men. It will be necessary for all
that Senator Lane had died in Cal­ made at the meeting of business men
011 Monday evening, when E.
”, T.
Mrs Re d ■ left on Wednesday for men between the age of at to 30 to ifornia.
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register.
Haltom was appointed to get a com­
California owing to the death of a
Graduating Exercises .on Friday.
mittee together and talk the mat 1er
sister.
Now is the time to look after your
over.
Dr. \\ i»e w dl be at his Wheeler of- Fire Insurance on all your property.
The graduating exercises of the
1 hose who were selected to man­
fice next Saturday and Sunday up to It will surprise you how cheaply you
noon.
can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie Tillamook High School will take age the patriotic demonstration were
place on Friday evening at the Fred C. Baker, president of the Com­
Will pay you to see Everson lor a W. Watson:
Christian Church, with a large claji mercial ( lub, A. A. Pennington, A.
aafc invcs nient in city property or
1 lie Tillamook Meat Co. will pay of graduates. The address to the G. Aniincr and Leo Morrison. C. E.
• 10c for all 10 pound lard pails and 5c.
farm lands.
graduates will be made by Dr. U. G. Barnes and L loyd Dawson consented
One I 0:1 Ford Truck; also 5 pas­ for 5 pound pails. They must be free Dubach of the extension work of the to raise the funds.
from
rust.
Bring
them
in
at
once
and
senger I
I Nearly new, for sale,
< iregon Agricultural College, ami the
As probably this will be the last
♦
bee Rosenberg.
i* get your money.
presented by time that the 10th Company, Coast
diplomas will
be
For sal* new modern bungalow, 8 H. T. Botts, chairman of the school Artillery, will parade in Tillamook
H Ma-on & Co., has taken over the
and the people of the county given
Standard ; at erns formerly sold by rooms and 12 lots in fast growing board.
residence district, Eugene, ot owner,
The graduates are Gladys Leona an opportunity to see them before
Lamar's Variety Store.
Eliza-
resident district. Enquire if owner, Alky, Gertrude Mamie Ball,
they are called away, the occasion
1 am in the market at all times for , of first street, running south of the beth Coates. Lee Eddy Doty, Clark will be made a special feature of the
your baby calves—Smith “The Calf Fair grounds.
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Edward F.mbuni, Beulah Mae Funk, patriotic demonstration,
with the
Man,”—Both Phones.
Broox business men and the Women’s Civic
Doti t forget those busted castings, Lucile Rowe Hammer, Daniel
Lucas, Delmer Lance Powers, Beulah Improvement Club taking part in the
John i ?i l-chau, Concrete contrac­ ■ Can be welded
for half. Goods sent Georgana Rogers, Esther Beatrice parade.
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tor, cotic
silos built. All work
guarintecd.Both phones.
♦ by parcel post and express promptly Swenson Charlotte Bernice Wade and
Good Roads Boosters.
returned. Hiuer & Reed, Tillamook, Ina Relle Williams.
Geranium. Hcliitrope,
Lantana,
»
Carnation « d Lobelia plants, can be Oregon.
April Cheese.
1 illaniook good roads boosters for
obtained at (’lough's Drug Store.
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Rosenberg Bros, have opened a
the election to be held on Monday
Beaver, $2,822.76
l or Sal - Five room strictly mod large line ot ail kinds of hay, feed,
June 4th, held a meeting last night
Blaine, $1,463.77
to take immediate steps to a cam­
n Bting.il.>w, cast part of town, ( near the saw mill and will carry a
Central, $4,652.21
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large
feed
store
on
2nd
Avenue
East
paign
of knowledge pn
the
is
$1,750 00 Easy terms.—Headlight. *|
(.'lover
Leaf,
$
5,668,30.
| flour, grass seeds at the very lowest
sues of the state and county bond is­
Cold
Springs.
$2,400.23.
Hi nry lithof,
and r>r|ics. Special prices on ' hay and
Contractor ___
sues. It was decided that as there
East Beaver, $2,284.76.
Builder, Estimates furnished, Barns feed in car lots.
was much indifference shown that
Flwoiul.
$3,005.01.
and Silos a specialty, Bell Phone. A10
the importance of getting the local
I have a number of store buildings,
Fairview, $11,698.88.
vote out to the polls was necessary
I or Sale, ix lots in I illaniook Citv houses and office rooms to rent. Also
Cloverdale, $4.437-93-
to carry the measures in this county.
for $1,1 00 ’i) ca»h.
“ or address ' can give desirable ground lease in
cash. C
Call
Long Prairie, $5,991.67,
Committees were appointed of the
various parts of the city desirable to
Mrs. C. N Drew.
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Maple Leaf, $13.344.06.
business men of Tillamook City, to
almost any needs. See nie also for
Meda, $2.933.08.
W hy not be insured in the best fire
boost for the success of the bonding
j city property on payments to suit
Mohler. $5,909.13.
insurance c >mpany, it costs no more. vour income.—Rollie W. Watson.
measures, both the state and county
See Everson.
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Neskowin, $4.347.99.
bills. M. D. Xckley, D. L. ¿hrodc, W.
A letter from F. M. Lamb, who isat
Orctow
n,
$3.863.14.
G. Dwight. W. H. Alderman, * G. H.
Milk ranch to rent, one mile from (•lie, Iowa, visiting his old home
Pleasant \ alley, $1,944.46.
''•ir'l. A- I. Everson, Rollie Watson
town, with 12 cows, on shares, All after an absence of 53 years. He says
South Prairie. $6,495.44.
and F. (.. Baker were appointed ort
there are some changes since he was
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bottom Ian 1—L. L. Stillwell.
Three Rivers, $4,514.68.
the lari-ms committee assignments.
there, but the extent of farming in
Tillamook Creamery, $14,134.60.
(Jnc of the man features of the com­
For Sale, a Saxon run-about. In that state this year is simply tremen­
Aldcrvale, $1,648.88.
mittee work laid out was the author-
good condition. Price $350110. Apply dous.
Making a total for the above fac- ,zation of lag Dav, for Saturday,
to Attorney Webster Holmes.
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Mrs. C. F. Barnes was surprised to tori?» of $101,58087.
May 46, and every day
thereafter
be called on the long distance phone
until i k-ction day
Monday
June
Dr \\j, will leave for his Port­ late one night, but to her surprise she
4th. 1 he 1 ag <iay idea is, that every
Harris- Roemcke Wedding.
land otiui ¡q j f -w days, those who found she was talking to a sister in
roads booster who believes in
wish to see hint will conic in at once.* Chicago. Mr. Barnes also talked to
Vancouver, Wash., was the scene of lifting the county of Tillamook out
For cheap fertilizer for your garden her, and he said she could be heard a well appointed wedding recently of the mnd—wear a tag and show
ami meadow. - e Frank Elliott at as plain as talking to a person in this when Anna Hoenicke, of Woods, their stand in the matter. Everybody
city.
Franklin Fish Market.
Oregon, and T. J. Harris, of Tilla­ wear a tag and show that you are for
Fred Peterson, who is connected mook. were united in
For S.il -New modern residence,
matrimony. progress.
located in est residence district. For with the Agricultural Department, News of the event came as a com­
sale at a bargain See Frank Heyd. K came in last week to arrange for a plete surprise to the many friends of
Hygiene Society Meetings.
committee in Tillamook City to keep both contracting parties there and in
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Dr Ralph F
Hall, dentist, from 'he government informed as to the I illaniook. The bride was born and
Earl J. Cummin«, representing the
Portland, i- a-s. iated w.tli Dr. Wise tooil situation, and at a meeting reared to young womanhood in Port­
Ortgon Serial Hsgi'ne Society, is in
in practicing dentistry in ibis county. Thursday evening
Rollie Watson, land. having made her home until the county arranging some interest­
recently in different parts of that ing meetings that are to take place in
city, and has a host of friends there. this City. Pay City, and other place«.
Sh<- is tlie only daughter of the late
I he society 1« doing good work along
Otto Rocnicke, one of Portland’s social purity lines and in educating
pioneer business men, who establish­
the people, and it is hoped a largy
ed the Oregon Paper Box Factory,
number of persons will attend these
■he first one to he opened there, ami
was active in that concern until taken meeting, for thev are highly instruc­
by failing health.
The groom is a tive and interesting. The l6cal com­
prominent business man in Tillamook mittee 1« composed of C. J Edward».
l renshaw. Chester Holden, Erwin
He is senior member of the firm of Harrison, and R W Kirk There are
Harris X Amtncr, and conducts the
to he meetings for men and meetings
only furniture store in Tillamook. Hi
•or women. The first lecture in this
is a prominent lodge and chib mem-
city 1» by Mis. A. R. Maclean, of
A REPRESENTATIVE PATRONAGE.
AHE First National Bank is carrying the Check­
ing and Savings accounts of MORE THAN
ONE THOUSAND patrons in, and around
Tillamook.
These are made up of Firms,
Corporations, Farmers, Merchants, Manufacturers,
Housewives and Children.
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DIRECTORS :
A. W Bunn, Farmer.
C. J- Edwards. Mgr. C.PowerCo,
B. C. Lamb. Building Materials.
W. J. Riechers.
P. Heise!, Farmer.
J. C. Holden, Vice Pres.
John Morgan. Farmer.
Cashier.
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The first Nations IBankt
Tillaauok Jottings.
LAMAR’S
VARIETY STORE
I.OO.F. BLD.,
Drop in and book Rround.
COOK
WITH
OIL
ECONOMY
An oil cook-stove is cheaper to buy than ■
wood or coal stove and it’s much chsaper to
operste. Meals in a jiffy, and a cool kitenen in
summer.
All the convenient* of gas—-economical for all
the year 'round cooking. Bakes, broils, roasts,
toasts. Steady, evenly-distributed heat, the best
for cooking.
The long blue chimneys prevent all smoke and
Smell.
In 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner •!>«•, with
er without evana. Alae cabinet
Medela. Aik year dealer today.
NEW PERFECTION
OIL CCQ&TOVE
FOR SALE BY
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ALEX. McNAIR & CO.
KING CRENSHAW CO
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HARRIS-AMMER
FURNITURE COMPANY
announce the arrival of their new
SPRING
STOCK!
OF
Rugs, Linoleum, Ranges,
Furniture, Beds, Mattresses.
Make your selections early while our
stock is complete.
Portland, who will speak to women
on "How Shall 1 Tell my Child?”
This lecture will be at the city hall on
Friday afternoon at 4:3c. Thu same
evening, at the city hall. Dr. R. T.
Boals will talk on the "Seriousness of
V cnereal Diseases anrl their effects
upon the individual and the home.'
This will be followed by W. G. Eliot
Jr., who will talk on its "Causes and
Remedies.
I his meeting is for men
only. Mr. Eliot is a member of the
Board of Directors Oregon Social
Hygiene Society. No charges are
made for these lectures, for the so­
ciety is supported by the state.
On Thursday, May 31st there vi ill
be meeting« at Bay City, the one in
the afternoon for women to be held
in the M. E. Church nt three o'clock
and ,n the evening to men at the
opera house. The committe in charge
,^ay *-ity is composted of H
Butler, J. O. Bozorth, H D. Flagg I
S. Prime and P H. Wyman.
Wanted.
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Experienced Tillamook Dairyman
wants to rent 4 or 5 good milk cows
Address Box 63, Garibaldi. Ore.
Resolution of Condolence.
Whereas it has pleased our Heav­
enly Father to call from our midst on
May 6th, 1917, our beloved sister
Mary Oliver;
Therefore, be it resolved that we
deeply feci the loss of our departed
sister, who was a kind and devoted
member; that our lodge extend to
husband and family our deepest sym-
f-athy in this, their sad hour of ber­
eavement.
Be it further resolved that the char­
ter of this lodge be draped in mourn­
ing for a period of thirty da^s. that a
copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes, and a copy be sent
to the b< rcaved family and to the
Tillamook papers for puplication.
One by one the chairs stand vacant
That were filled by those we loved.
One by one the seats are filling
In our Father's home above.
Committee, May Frisbie, Hattie A.
Matthews, Hope Watson.
Morning Star, Rebekah Lodge.
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