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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 25. 1917. TILLAMOOK COUNTY MUST RAISE W,000.00 o...... (Continued from 1st Page.) First National Bank. Jas. Goldsworthy............... $ Capt. John Groat............... 1st Sgt. John T. Higgins. Mrs. A. J. McGough......... N. Hanson x...................... j. D. Edwards .................... Rose V. Clough ................. Geo. W. Morgan ............. Tillamook Water Com. ... Don C. Ellis ..................... W. H. Hoskins ................. Marion Hare .................... Judge A. M. Hare ........... John Aschim ..................... Thos. Hamilton ................. E. M. Condit ..................... H. H. Rosenberg............... John L. Lawson ............... R. B. Hays .......................... Virgil Magarrell ................ ]. M. Selby ........................ Mrs. E. M. Bales............... Henry Rogers ................... Albert Plank ..................... M. F. Leach ...................... Elvon Smith ...................... W. J- Stephens ................. Dorothy Kirk .................... Kathryn Kirk ..................... C. E. Trombley ................. B. C. Lamb Jr.................... Kathryn Lamb _.................. Mrs. B. C. ” Lamb ........... First National Bank ,., Mrs. Hanah Hanson ... Mrs. W. J. Peterson .... ... Mrs. F. . Worthington t _ Frank Worthington ......... D. D. West ........................ Miss Lora Sheets ............. Albert Schlappi ................. Mrs. Katie Marolf............. Morris Schnal ................... Oscar Fredenberg ............. Sam Downs ....................... Howard Leland Penwell .. Mrs. Chas. Ebersold......... P. J. Worrall ........ .'.......... W. J. Berns ...................... Walter J. Berns................. Francis William Berns .... Paul Erickson ................... C. W. Talmage ................... T. H. Goyne ..................... E. B. O’niel ........................ Rena Suze Morgan ........... . Miss Elva Austin............... Hazel Ethel Morgan......... John Bryan Morgan ......... John M. Morgan ............... C. I. Clough ...................... Malcolm Easton ............... Thos. Hamilton ............... A. W. Bunn ...................... Jas. M. Baker ................... A. Ramsey .......................... Russell B. Miles ............... Pauline Lamar .. ................ Hazel Lamar ..................... Morris K. Emery............... C. H. Woolfe .................... James J. Campbell ........... Ervine Kabkee................... Burrell Clements ............... Neva Mae Maddux ........... Mav E. Maddux ............... Mary M. Lawson............... Kate Witherell ................. Charles Sandberg ............. Samuel Verick ................... J. H. Perkins ............... F. N. Elliott ............. ......... Ed. Johnson ...................... Roy C. Jones ..................... Capt. W alter Holst ......... Charles R. Lindsay ......... Auretia M. Lindsay ......... C. L. Lindsay ................... Frank C. McGuire ........... John Strandsberg ............. Jim Covich ........................ Arthur Lewis Brown ....... Bill Socovill ....................... Sam Zukich ........................ Mike Zukich ....................... L. F. Eckloff .............. • • • Lawrence Smith................. Henry Johnson ................. G. A. Mitchell ................... M. Abplanalp ............... .-•• N. G. Boquist ..................... Kill Kare Klub................... Stella G. Goyne ............... W. H..Goyne ..................... Ernest R. Dodge............... J. Merril Smith ................... G. W. Morgan ................... A. A. Pennington............... Prince W. Todd................. P. D. Ott ............................ Joseph E. Provost............. Geo. W. Bodyfelt............... Henry Leach ..................... Fred Bohmer ..................... W. W. Conder................... G. A. Edmunds................... Mrs. G. A. Edmunds ........ $ 27,250.00 Total Nels Brandin .................... 100.00 John Cullum ................... . 100.00 Chas. Christensen ........... 100.00 Harold Christensen ......... 50.00 Edna Ely .......................... 50.00 Charlotte Ebersold ......... 500.00 Mary Fitzpatrick ......... . 50 00 Kathleen Fitzpatrick ....... 50.00 Aileen Fitzpatrick ........... 50.00 Agnes Fitzpatrick ............ 50.00 Earl Franklin ................... 50.00 Gus Goeres ..................... . 50.00 Feye Hill ......................... 50.00 Marion Hare .................... 100.00 M. Sue Henderson ........... 500 00 E. T. Haltom .................. 300.00 E. E. Koch ....................... 50.00 W. A. Lewis ................... . 50.00 L. Labowitch .................... 100.00 B. D. Lamar .................... 50.00 Geo. H. Maddux.............. 50 00 H. A. Miles ....................... 500.00 Jessie F. Miles .................. 500.00 G. R. McKimens .............. 200.00 Mrs. C. A. McGhee .......... 50.00 Jennie McGhee ................ 50.00 Boyd Mendenhall ............ 50.00 Jonas Olson ..................... 800 00 Wm. Phillips ................ , • 50.00 C. Randall ....................... 100.00 D. E. Robinson ................ 100.00 F. D. Small ....................... 150.00 R. E. Warren ................... 50.00 Womens Relief Corps 50.00 Tillamook Co. Bank ........ 15,000.00 R. T. Boals ..................... 1,150.00 Tillamook Jottings. Hoover tells us not to eat beef, pork per pound at the end of the season. YOU CAN EARN »200. or mutton. A hen will hatch for you There are enormous quantities of ----- o but one brood a year while a New- evergreen blackberries in Tillamook each month selling "Wear-Ever” Zealand Rabbit will raise for you 6 County, and now a start was made to specialties in Tillamook county. C. o or more litters a year, in fact, one ship them it is more than probable Irvine Armstrong, Lewis county, W. A. Wise, dentist. party has said that it was possible to this will induce someone to locate Washington, averaged $275 per month in July and August. A recent Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough raise 1350 in one year from one pair here with a cannery. of rabbits. Get a pair at Smithy’s month’s commissions of < ' T. J. - — Pellow, Co. Variety Store. Astoria, Oregon, were e $364. $36 Do not Notice of Final Settlement. Money to loan on good security. T. apply unless you are exempt from Word was received in this city of H. Goyne. * Notice is hereby given, that the un army draft, can furnish references the death of Dave O’Donnell, which dersigned administrator of the par and have funds to pay expenses for Dr. Shearer, physician and surgeon, took place in Buxton on Tuesday estate of Henry Tohl, de one month. Successful applicant will Cloverdale, Ore. * The deceased with his family remov tnership be selected in few weeks after per ed from this city last week, to make ceased, with A. C. Andersen, surviv- Auto Hire—Call J. A. Smith, at their home in Buxton. The death of iag partners of said deceased, wh« sonal interview with our sales super Rialto, Both phones. • O’Donnell was not unexpected, for I did busiaews under the firm name aad visor. For particulars write to The | style of "Tohl & Andersen,” has filed Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company, Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver he had been troubled with a complica with the County Court of Tillamoak Portland, Oregon. tion of diseases, which was the cause ware.—R. W. Bennett. * County, Oregon, his final account of death. with said estate, and that said court C. J. Edwards left on a business trip Oregon received $220,100 of rural For Sale—27 acres of rich bottom I has fixed Friday, the 16th day of to Portland on Sunday. land on South Fork Nehalem river, November, 1917, at 10 o’clock a.ns., credit moneys a few months ago. This Lots in Block 3, Miller’s Addition one mile north of Mohler, convenient as the time and place for hearing ab was divided up among the counties, for sale.—See T. H. Govne. * to school, cheesefactory, postoffiee, jections to said account and at whiah Marion county received $9000 and Goyne. Yamhill $7100. The rest received Garbage gathered free. See M. R. and railroad. Good gravel road to time all persons concerned will ap $600u each. Since then the sum of place. Has valuable river frontage. Hanankrat, or call Main 6FiI. pear aad present their objections. $120,950 has been loaned out to Na better land for dairy purposes. No Dated this 15th day of October, farmers, and there remains $99,150. R. W. Bennett, expert watch re- encumbrances. 1917. For price address the • Yamhill, Wheeler, Lincoln and Har pairing. S. P. Watch inspector. owner, Geo. W. McKimens, Mohler, A. C. Anders««, ney counties have loaned all of their T. E. Epplett returned last Friday Oregon. 2* Administrator of said es- allotments Columbia, Gilliam, Mal from a visit to Toronto, Canada. tate. heur, Morrow and Washington coun Rabbits.—New Zealand Reds.— Alvin D. Wick, traveling passenger Have just purchased the entire lot of ties have loaned none of theirs. agent of the S. P., was in the city to one breeder at a price which makes it Ornamental Fire Places Built day. possible to retail them to you at I am in the market at all time of Brick and Stone. All Fire your baby calves—Smith "The Will pay you to see Everson tor a about 50 per cent less than breeders Places absolutely guaranteed are getting for them in other parts of Man,”—Both Phones. not to smoke or money re Total ......................... $33,200.00 safe investment in city property or the northwest. Prices range from * farm lands. funded. Bay City Bank. $1.00 to $3.50 each, depending on Brick work of all kinds don« Royal Club Coffee Free. J. A. Nelson ..................... Why not be insured in the best fire the age. See them in the window. 250.00 on short notice. P. Nelson ......................... 250.00 insurance company, it costs no more. Smithy’s Variety Store. We make a specialty of re Read over the postal card w.e mail * G. S. Bent ........................ 50.00 See Everson. pairing smoking Fire Places. ed you if you find the word that was Don’t forget to consult Dr. Mrs. Bent ......................... 100 00 Now is the time to have your winter misspelled mark the word on the R. Wilkins ....................... Turner, the well known eye 50.00 wood sawed.—Call Ernest Knight postal card and bring to us and we Geo. Wood ....................... 50.00 Mutual phone. * specialist, of Portland, at Jenkins’ will give you lib. can of Royal Club W. J. Doughty .................. Jewelry Store, Tuesday and Wednes 100.00 Lamb-Schrader Co., will pay the day, Oct. 30-B1. Headaches relieved, A. A. Prime ....................... Coffee free. 50.00 highest cash price for cascara bark cross eyes straightened, satisfaction Ray & Co. H. Witherail ..................... - 50.00 TILLAMOOK ORE and empty sacks. * guaranteed. Dr. Turner is a specialist a First Bank of Bay City .... L. Doughty ....................... 100.00 Mrs. C. J. Edwards left Qn Sunday of experience and standing and you for Prineville, where the Federation will make no mistake in consulting Total ........................... $2,050.00 Club Women hold a meeting. him about your eyes and glasses. Nestucca Valley Bank. Don’t forget the date. ♦ Every woman who admires Stylish Well-Fitting Clothes will We have a 75 to 100 light dinamo 50.00 J. L. George .................. 260 acres Coos County, Oregon, land for sale. Better see us before wc send C. A. Smith ................... 100.00 be interested in the New Fall and Winter three miles from North Bend on nav R. H. Metzke .................. 50.00 it to Portland.—Coast Power Co. * igable channel of Coos Bay, with boat F. Wilson ......................... 50.00 For Sale—New modern residence, service. 130 acres bottom land which oats and kirts A. W. Hess ..................... 50.00 located in best residence district. For is and ready for cultivation, Chas. Ray ....................... 100.00 sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * 130 dyked acres bench and hill land. Price AT 50 »0 Sela A. Norton .............. ■ Will receive bids for clearing 5 or $22,000.00. Terms $12,000 cash, bal 50.00 Kennet Traxler .............. ance to suit purchaser at 6 per cent. 10 acres of land consisting of small Women ’ s 50.00 Geo. Traxler ................... Price at bed rock as owner must sell. 50.00 stumps. Apply to Carl Possetti, Bay Address R. K. Redberg ................ W. G. Robertson, Cooston, 50.00 City, Ore. Ina D. Burke .................. Shop Oregon. * 50.00 J. L. Burke....................... Light wagon and set double har- J. S. Langhorne, who conducted a 100.00 ness, good as new, for sale cheap. In Etta Burke ..................... 100.00 quire or write Moroney, Manhatten sale at Haltom’s, is in the city again, ■ Showing the most wonderful values in the season’s Orin Burke ..................... making arrangements for another ■ latest and most approved styles in 100.00 Beach, Oregon. A. A. Imlah ..................... sale at the same place. Mr. Langhorne 100.00 J. J. McGinnis ................ King & Crenshaw have consented is an experienced salesman in this 50.00 Howard Owens .............. Women’s and Misses High Class 50.00 to handle the blank applications, for line, and when he advertises bargains Otto Owens ................... commercial fishing and game tags in merchandise, those who patronize 50.00 O. Bailey ......................... Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts the sale at Haltom’s last spring know ■ 100.00 for shipping. D. A. Bailey .................... Made to your measure to fit you perfectly in any 100.00 Dorothy Christensen .... Money to loan on farm lands, from that they obtained them. Read the 100.00 1 $500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate advertisement of the special sale Mr. Anna K. Christensen .... style and material of your own selection, Or of Your 100.00 of interest. We want your business. Langhorne will open next Saturdey Zada M. Christensen .... Own Material. on another page if you want bargains 50.00 See Everson. O. E. Taggart ................ * in a fine selection of dry goods. 200.00 Also a complete line of Ready-to-Wear Suits, F. L. Owens ................... Liberty Day patriotic ex ’ ercises 50.00 W. S. Boatman .............. Married on Wednesday morning at Coats, Skirts, Dresses, etc. were held on Wednesday by the pub- 50.00 J. Lockwood ................... the Sacret Heart church, in this city, 50.00 I lie school. Mayor Boals making an Rev. Father Basil performing the So great an assortment of beautiful 6tyles and V. A. Spalding ................ 50.00 appropriate address. B. H. Joy ....................... ceremony, Robert Bruce Driscoll was fine materials can be found only in the large cities. 50.00 Raising rabbits is not a fad or hob united to Mis R. M. Fox ....................... sAthelia Thayer, Every garment is perfect in fit and faultless in work 250.00 j by for they are a really W. A. High ..................... . . meat Pro daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant 1,000.00 ! ducing, dollar saving animal. Get Thayer. After the ceremony the wed Nestucca Valley Bank ... manship and our prices are Decidedly Lower than 100.00 1 your pair at Smithy’s. John Fleck ....................... ding party went to the home Of the those usually charged elsewhere. 50.00 Frank Taylor .................. bride’s parents, where the wedding Work was started hard surfacing 50.00 Come and enjoy the pleasure of looking through feast was served, which was attended Glen Taylor..................... 50.00 the five miles of hard surfaced road by a umber of relatives and friends of Jack Boon ....................... now being constructed by the State this wonderful line whether yon wish to buy or not. the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Dris $3,800.00 Highway Commission. coll are estimable, young people and Total Womens Attorney T. H. Goyne returned to their friends wish them a long life of the city on Friday and Attorney H. happiness. Special Offer. Shop T. Botts on Saturday, both having ----- o Miss Emma Ueland, popular, dau cases before the Supreme Court. Tillamook We are now offering the Tillamook ghter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ueland, Headlight for one year and the Ore i Marriage licenses were issued to of West Roseburg, who has been at Prompt Serviee, Perfect Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed and Prices W. J. Burgan and Edith Dowling. tending Columbia University in New gon Farmer for three years at the Always the Lowest- Robert B. Driscoll and Athelia L. York and who graduated recently, price of $1.50. That is a most liberal offer you cannot afford to miss. The Thayer. winning a B. S. degree, has accepted Oregon Farmer is a splendid agricul E. W. Newcomb and B F. Riggle, the position of instructor of domestic tural paper with plenty of valuable in Jr., vs. Solon Schiffmann is a case ap art in the Wisconsin state normal formation in it and the Headlight is pealed from the justice court to the school. The school is one of the larg est and most excellent institutions of i the best home newspaper, and the circuit court on a writ of review. its kind in the state of Wisconsin and ■ To Williams Harness Shop Building Across the Street from newspaper that has boosted for Tilla I Forty Acre Ranch, some bottom a position such as that secured by mook county for 30 years. Send in or land, $3,000; half cash. Quick sale. Miss Ueland is extremely important. ■ Clough’s new Drug Store on Second Ave. renew your subscription at once. Don’t write, come and see it. Taylor Miss Ueland had charge of the do “ You are Cordially Invited to Our Opening mestic science class in the high school Notte« of Hearing of Final Account Real Estate Agency, Cloverdale. of this city and her friends will be ; gear in Mind Golden’s Womens Shop, Tillamook For Sale or Rent.—80 acre, irrigat I Notice is hereby given, that the un ed farm. Alfalfa and stock ranch. 1 glad to know that she obtained the «»■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■ dersigned has filed his final account Terms can be had but no trade con B. S. degree. ----- o----- as administrator of the estate of Jes sidered. Lay & Son, Hermiston, Ore.* O, Mighty Dollar! Thy shining face, sie V. Embum, deceased, in the Kathleen Mills for many years Bespeaks thy wonderous power; e I /¥ County Court of the State of Oregon, a Miss deputy in the County Clerk’s office My pocket be thy resting place, for Tillamook County, and that such has her position in that of I need thee every hour! Court has appointed October 13th fice. resigned No successor has yet been ar Liberty Bonds taken in payment of 1917, at ten o’clock a.m., at the court coal, cement, lime and brick, also on room of said Court, in Tillamook ranged for. For sale or trade for Tillamook current accounts.—Lamb Schrader City, Oregon, as the time and place • for the hearing of objections, if any, farm, 7 room modern house on hard Co. Phone 28W. ---- o------ t« the said account and the settlemeat surface pavement. Value $3,500. In quire of Dr. C. E. Hawke, Forest Middlings $45.00 per ton, 85 lb of said estate. Dated September 13, 1917, Grove, Ore. * sack, $2.10. John Embum, Administra Shorts, $37.00 per ton, 80 !t>. sack, The Tillamook Meat Co..will pay ■ $1.50. tor of the Estate of Jessie | toe for all 10 pound lard pails and 5c. V. Embum. Deceased. Bran, $35.00 ton. 60 lb. sk. $1.10, for 5 pound pails. They must be free Prdcess rolled barley, $2.10 sk. from rust. Bring them in at once and Wanted. Wheat 100 lb. sk. $3.75. get your money. * White River Flour, $10.50 bbl., ■ The children of St. Alphonsus $2.75 sk. One dealer only in each town to THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN handle a High-Grade Automobile Academy will give an entertainment . Try a sack of Campbells best patent i I in the academy hall on Friday evening flour at $2.85, equal to the best Tire. THE COUNTY. I Nov. 9th. Admission 35c. and 15c. All brands of Minneapolis flour. Delion Tire Sales Co.. 81 Fourth Street, cordially invited. * All brands milk 2 for 25 cts.; $5.75 See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere Portland, Oreg««. I Sarah McMillan vs. James Langley case. ... Try our 5 Tbs for $1.00 Carotol JL is a suit filed in the circuit court to Astounding Report for Tillamook. recover $153.83, which is due the Coffee. Best fancy creamery butter $1.00 plaintiff from money derived from th« this being the highest price at which j ’ The wife of a merchant had stomach sale of milk produced on plaintiffs we ever sold butter. trouble so bad she could eat nothing ranch. Pink, Bayo, Lima and red Mexican L. S. Miller has gone to war — His but toast, fruit and hot water. Every beans 9 lbs for $1.00 while they last. 15 lbs. best Jap rice $1.00 while it thing else would sour or ferment. entire herd of full blood and grade for sale. A chance to get lasts. One spoonful buckthorn bark, glycer Jerseys some high class cows. Enquire of S. 5 tbs. Goldengate Baking powder ine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka ben M. Batterson, Mohler, Oregon. • $1.75. efited her instantly. Because Adler-i- Cane best sugar $7.95 »k. For Sale—2 dwellings, Lots 3 and G. A. Edmunds. ka flushes the entire elementary tract 4 on 5th St. and Park Ave. Also Tillamook Mercantile Co. it relieves any case constipation, sour furniture, 1 range, 3 heaters, water • - stomach or gas and prevents appen power washing machine, and other dicitis. It has quickest action of any household furniture. Inquire of Mrs. Over loo Ton» of Evergreen Black K. White. 4* berries Shipped Out. thing we ever sold. J. S. Lamar, drug A pair of New Zealand Red Rabbits Evergreen blackberries which for gist. will eat the waste that you are now years have gone to waste in Tilla throwing away or burning, such as mook County in previous years, were cabbage leaves, potato« pealings, let- .in demand this year, and for the first ISS SALENA DICK, tuce leaves and celery ----- tops etc.. i time were used in a commericial way. TEACHER . Smithy has them at the store. Over 100 tons were shipped out of OF All fishing nets must have the nnm- ‘the county, 80 tons of that amount * corks, at ... either end and being shipped from Tillamook City. I PIANO. I her on -- the __________ the middle cork indicating the fisher ' They were shipped to different fruit Primary and Advanced man who owns the net. This part of I packers, and put up in jelly or canned Instruction. the law has not been complied with I The picking for the most part was Studio at the home of Mrs E. in the past, but in future all fishermen I done by women and children which TILLAMOOK, ORE. l who fail to comply with it will be I brought them a large amount of pin E. Koch. Price reasonable. money. The pickers receiving »ftc. prosecuted. ralph T warren , B C S uits S Golden’s : : : : ■ a a I Golden’s WE MOVE To the Best Position in This City flüEX. ----- 0----- Tillamook County Bank. 50.00 R. A. Leonard................... 50.00 S. A. Moulton................... 100.00 Eva J. Haugen................. 500.00 W. S. Hays....................... 100.00 J. E. Reedy ...................... 150.00 J. H. Rosenberg............... 100.00 G. W. Olson ..................... 50.00 J. E. Rooney ................... 100.00 Mary J. Cone .................. 100.00 Erwin Harrison............... 100.00 C. A. McGhee ................... 60.00 Geo. R. McKimens......... 100.00 Margaret Coates ............. 200.00 N. M. Neilson 50.00 Keneth Murphy ............... 100.00 A. M Hare ........................ 500.00 Henry A. Ely................... 2 500.00 Tillamook Water Co. .... ’ 50.00 E Y. Blalock ................... 3 000.00 A. F. Coats Lbr. Co......... ’500.00 Alex McNair ..................... 800.00 Mm. Maxwell ................... 100.00 Milton Duvall ................... 50.00 O. Martiny.......................... 100.00 I Carl Bowman............... 100.00 E K. Gilbert .. .................. 100.00 E C. Baker . ........ *.......... 100.00 Dna Gilbert ...................... 100.00 " J. Gilbert ..................... 50.00 tvelyn Powell .................. 500 00 E T. Boals ........................ 250.00 *o. Williams ................... 100.00 M L Peals .................... 200.00 J R Aiderman ............... 50.00 Manche McNair ............... 250 00 •olli<- w Watson ........... 100.00 £ora V. Bulkeley............. 200.00 ‘had Robison .................... 50.00 ! h Anderson ................ 50.00 G. Anderson............... 50.00 •l Anderson .................... 200.00 Phone 11 w. - V. Bulkeley................... M c N air & CO GEHERRU HARDWARE Kitehen Ranges and Heating Stoves. FISHING RODS, FISHING TACKLE Spoons, Baskets, Reels, Snells, Lines, Floats, Flies, Etc., Etc. Our flies are known to the Sportsmen and are reorginized the finest and best made flies in America. M C. I. CLOUGH CO i B ■ :