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TILLAMOOK, OREGON. FEBRUARY Tillamook Jottings For sale— Two dwellings, lots 1 c 1 and 4 and 5th Street and Park Av? i c m Sale~Registered Clydesdale Also furniture, stoves tools ,.i,.ta ion’ a bcautiful dark bay, coming bulbs, peonys, lilys, chrysanthemums I ?** -ears ol,l> btst oi breeding, style, ’ Inquire of Mrs. K. \vb[t7anthcmums; ! bone and action. Absolutely right’ in Church Services for Sunday. the plans of the Red Cross for the stepped through the hole in the fb or. ensuing year will be outlined. Detail The set screw caught her leg and tore ed financial reports will be presented. j the flesh and muscles from her leg First Methodist Church. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The A complete outline of the work ' up to her body and destroyed the Clough i Ncstucca V II . ‘'"y/ay. One of the best in Oregon I beat We have be '1 r‘«d right. For further particulars subject for the morning hour will be achieved in the first eight months of siastic nerve. the existence of the Chapter will be The boat was stopped as quickly as • u J'-t what you want 1 "n,e John Painter, R. F D 8 “Munkticsy's “Christ Befor: Pilate.” given. Land >chrader Co. will pay ioc. ... possible and the child extracted and For the evening the subject will be TaO^Í í a ^ d p elInSt0SUit P Urcha »««•' C ■ , “ ~ 1. 1 Salem, Oregon. * dclei Or ' * lor good sacks. Red Cross members will be urged to taken at once to the hispital of Dr. R. AgtnCy* Clov"- The I alienee of God Misunderstood’ I Vi"* baVl‘,;‘kcn possession of the H. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Pray ask questions and every feature of T. Boals. t, . ne hair pin comb, K cward Mason & ( c. stock of groceries, and work done under the banner of the Dr. Boals finding that the sciatic offered. Mis. Geo. Morgan. Dr. and Mrs. Wise returned to Till until we are able to move our present er meeting every Wednesday evening Red Cross will be gone into thorough nerve was destroyed and that the leg at 7:30 o'clock. amook on Tuesday of this week and Dr. Si earer, physician and surgeon, 1 stock from our corner location to the 1 could no be repaired, amputated the ly. Chas E. Gibson, D. D. Pastor. are attending to dental work at their Jones-Knudson buildi.ig we shall con- Cloverdale, Ore, All auxiliaries of the Red Cross are same. ------ o ------ office and residence 1 duct both stores. You will receive our requested to send one or more mem Christian Church. Kujd 1 nbender s.l’.c feed for less. i jsouth of the court h across the street house. usual courteous service at either The Thrift Campaign 10.00 a.m. Bible School. ¡1 :oo a.m. bers as delegates, while it is trusted « Cail t the wareheuse. For sale, brush land at Hood River place. C. O. &C. M. Dawson. Communion and preaching services. that the officers of all branches of Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver urn6 i.rOpS Oi alfalfa wl“-n '’eared. the Portland Chapter, of which there At a meeting of the Fair Board on Memorial sermon. I Monday evening the County School ware.— R. W. Bennett. " • arc six, these being at Forest Grove, Superintendent had received teachers’ W ill sell on time and loan money for Monday, R. C. Magarrell was elected 6:30 p.m., Christian Endeavor. Hillsboro, Newberg, McMinnville, , reports iron: seven schools in the R. W. Bennett, expert watch re improvements to right man for dairy president and Erwin Harrison secre 7:50 p.m. sermon "Excuses.” pairing. S. P. Watch inspector. * ing. F. P. Friday, .Hood River, Or. * tary. Ben Kuppenbender, who was At 2.00 will take place at Garibaldi Oregon City and Tillamook, will at 1 county, on the Thrift movement. tend this meeting. Die reports filed show as follows: The soil doctor is sold by Kuppen- 1 here will be a meeting of the Jer manager of the fair last year, was re the dedication o.' the little church at "We trust,” said AmedceM. Smith, No Liberty Bonds owned by pupils, that place recently built. bender. * sey Breeders' Association on Wed appointed to that position. The date On Sunday, the 10th, a Service Flag Chairman of the Executive Board, two. of the fair was decided upon, which is nesday, March 6th, at 10 o ’ clock at Announcing the new Grant Six, the Amount invested in Liberty Bonus in honor of the members August 27, 28, 29 and 30. of the “that every County under the Port- best ever. S e Kuppenbender. ♦ South Prairie hall, when there will b.- land Chapter will be largely repre- by pupils, $100.00. church and Bible school now ’ in our a basket dinner. A peculiar incident happened in country’s service No. pupils owning War Savings will be unfurled. sented at this first annual meeting of Ray N Ct. will pay you for your France a few weeks ago. 1 wo divis the Portland Chapter. We want to Certificates, 24. There will be Patriotic program in connection. a meeting of the sa ks, No. 1 sacks 9c., No. -2 sk;. 5c. * I lay plans for the future. We want to Amount invested in War Savings directors of the 1 illamook County ions of the American army were pit Harry E. Tucker, Minister. ted against one another in a football Let Kuppenbender tell you hew to Creamery hear discussions. We want to have Certificates, $138.37. Association, Monday, game, and when the teams lined up save money on ycur cement work. '* March 4, at the 10:30 the advice of our members and to that No. pupils owning Thrift Stamps, at the City on the field, Cliff Jope was in one County Agricultural News Notes end we urge that every possible mem too. J. A. Hopgood, traveling passenger Hall. team and Art Wallace in the other, By R. C. Jones County Agriculturist. ber of the Red Cross attend.” Amount invested in Thrift Stamps, agent of the Southern Pacific, was in Dr. and Mrs. Wise gave up tl.vh their neither knew before that either were $102.25. ------ o------ the city on Monday. California trip on account of the mild in France. Garibaldi Auxiliary. No. pupils having money in Savings More Holstein Cows for Tillamook Will pay you to see Everson tor a ness of the Oregon winters and war The auxiliary was too busy last Bank, 47. A number of the boys who had been Ward has been received from Henry safe investment in city property or conditions and will use that expense transferred from Fort Columbia to week for items but a showing of the The Bay City school made a record Rogers and B. A. Folks that they farm lands. r • J money toward doing their “bit." Fort Stevens came in Thursday by will arrive in Tillamook today with a work that has been done since organ for itself by selling to persons outside Artichokes for seed, $1.00 a sack.— ized January It, 1918 follows: 16 new of the school War Saving Certificates For Sale I have 12 good Jersey way of Seaside, and when they arriv G. H. Poland, 3rd St. between Miller cows, 3, 4, and 5 years old. All come ed at night they were wet through, car load of extra fine registered Hol- Red Cross members. Donations of and Thrift Stamps to the amount of steins. They left, as representatives of Ave. and Park St. fresh in March. These are extra good. lhey had been given leave of absence the Holstein Club, about a month ago $2.95; from the dance of Feb, 2nd, $590.16. As the reports come in it will be $17.00. The following articles were to visit their friends, for the regiment Will sell the whole bunch for $1000.00 Lost—Gold W. R. C. pin. Leave going to Minnesota, Wisconsin, Mich same at this office and receiye re- Address C. H. Pierce, Otis, Oregon. * they had been consigned to entrained igan and Ohio, After scouring these sent to the Tillamook branch last seen that the schools are doing most week. Abdominal bands 12; Tray excellent work in this line. on Tuesday for active service, there * ward. At the meeting of the city council being 24 Tillamook boys transferred. states they have secured a load of fine cloths 11, Napkins 12, Hdkfs. 41, sub- stock of excellent breeding. In the lot Capt. Gladys M. Beals is spending on Monday evening the question of a The merchandise business of A. A. is a bull backed up with 1000 pound hdkfs 20; wash cloths 23; ice and Tillamook Commercial Club and a week with her sister Pauline at public park was discussed, and this water bag covers 13; Ambulance pil the Spruce Output. will be submitted to a vote of the Pennington, which was located for a dams and producing sirs that is no lows, 2; Ambulance pillow cases, 2; Eugene. number of years on first street, was doubt one of the highest record indi comfort pillow, 1; comfort pillow people. Prcspects look good for a good year vacated this week, going to new viduals in the whole Northwest. Washington, Feb. 22.—The aircraft cases 1; making a total of 138 pieces. H. J. Hewett vs. L. S. Crawford ! quarters . _____________ for Tillamook County the coming in the Masonic building. Mr. These cattle are to be distributed in board, in a letter to Representative The sewing chairman (with the con and wife is suit filed in the year. • — .0 a « aui, mvu 01 me circuit , Pennington * viiuiiigiun turned lurneu it 11 into a modern much the same manner as those sent of the auxiliary chairman Mrs. Hawley, stated today that the spruce court to recover $76.02, being balance store, having an attractive front for a Sec Kuppenbender about the Grant of an account for merchandise sold to dry goods store, which was an im brought in a year ago. No one makes Frank Crane) called for 2 extra meet requiremens of the United States and any money in the sale except those ings last week to help finish up work the allies aggregate 15,000,000 feet per Six automobile, the snappiest car on provement to the building and city as who buy the cattle. The liberal heart the road. * the defendants. and packing in order that the things month while the present supply is only ed spirit of the members of the Hol might be sent into Tillamook in sea- 4,000,000 feet. A possible maximum The First National Bank is in re-! well. For sale, five heifers coming two A car of pure bred registered Hol- stein Club, in bringing these loads of son for them to be inspected and production of 8,000,000 feet could be year old next spring. Apply to An- ceipt of a number of small denomina supply Mein cows arrived here on Wednes- high class ’cattle into the county and passed on to Portland. obtained by expanding logging opera tion Liberty Bonds and will * drew Vetsch, Mutual Phone. tions and starting idle mills, it is said. those who have not obtained their day from the East, and it is a splen- thus improving the dairy stock of the ------ o------ For Sale—Some good young heifers bonds in the last Liberty Bond drive. ' did looking bunch of cows, which community is much to be commended. This information was furnished in Oretown Auxiliary. to freshen soon, can be seen % miles 1 nmuber 16 head, with two bulls, The All of those who are interested in the The Oretown auxiliary is working response to the request of the Port of. For Sale-Early seed potatoes cows will . be ............ .. ....................... .. great breed of black and white cattle cast of Nehalem, on Himpcl farm. * auctioned oil in the near hard to complete a shipment of finish Tillamook for the building of a Gov- ar2?,St 0 , . at ? ccnts Pcr pound, ; future, and those who are looking for should attend the sale and tie up to ed articles by February 26. response to the request of the Tilla Attorney H. T. Betts left on Tues a so Silver Laid Wyandott eggs at registered Holstein stock should see one or more good foundation cows. Club for the At each meeting about twenty wom mook Commercial day for Salem, having a case in the E5rr,S.e*tln® eK8s- Apply thi, bunch of cows. They are brought The date of this sale will be announc en are present. Three machines are building of a Government railroad supreme court. • to A. 1. Blackburn, Hemlock, Mutual here by the Holstein Breeders Asso- ed later. kept busy. The rooms open at 10 a.m. from Tillamook City to a heavy * : ciation of this county. Why not be insured in the best fire Rbone’ Farm Crop and Labor Survey, the work stopping only about 30 min spruce belt about six miles to the insurance company, it costs no more. To make the clerical work in our of- ! A few changes have been made in utes at noon for lunch. Hot coffee is j southeast. The Club is advised to The survey returns of some 200 See Everson. * fice easier we shall, beginning with election boards as follows: Blaine, farms in the county are now in. At an served Ernest Edmunds, of Neskowin, ' the logging road if convinced that it For Sale—Two organs in first class February, close our monthly state E. J. McLaughlin, judge; Mrs. W. R. early date the needs of the various donated three cans of coffee for the 'will add materially to spruce produc- Condition. W ill sell on terms if de tnents to our customers on the next Speece, clerk. Cloverdale, Effie D. farmers will be summarized and giv use of the members for lunches, which ' tion. cked.—Leland B. Erwin. * to the last day in the month. C. O. & Kraner, clerk. Goodspeed, Washington, D. C., Feb. 15, 1918. Henry en to the public. As a result of this is highly appreciated by the auxiliary. | A successful dish towel drive was ‘ Hon. Fred C. Baker, Plasker, clerk. Hays, J. H. Rosenberg survey we have also found where the Wanted to rent, bedroom firnished, I C. M. Dawson. Bailey, farmers had any surplus seed or live made last week. The towels have been 1 President Tillamook Commercial »'¡th heat. Address Box 133, Tilla Frank A. Rotve, who is the joint Judge. Neskowin, Marion shipped to the army and navy aux- | Club, T illamook, Oregon. mook, Oregon. representatinve for Tillamook and Judge and Ernest Winzent and Fred stock. for immediate My dear friend:—Y'our telegram of iliary of Portland Affoltcr, clerks. Netarts, W. H. Banke The wants and for sales will be pub for Sale—New modern residence, Yamhill counties, has made the an- I the 15th inst, addressed to myself shipment to France. ................................. ...... — 1 he win not be clerk. Rockaway, Mary Jones and lished soon in an issue of the Ex located in best residence district. For , nouncement that a The membership roll is steadily in- and the» Oregon delegation in Con »leat a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * candidate at the coining primary Mrs. Frank Beatty, clerks. Sandlake, change sheet, so those in need of Mrs. S. Hughes and Edith Hoyt, more stock can get in touch with creasing, the total number now being gress, calling attention to the manner For Sale, a car load of finest clover election. one hundred and ten. X arn has lately in which spruce timber is now being ' clerks. those who have a surplus. J. W. \ andcrvelder & Sons, Roy, Hank McKinley, who had one of his , A„ metnbers of the W. R. C. are of faint been received and knitting has just secured by the Government in Tilla- A considerable shortage Oregon. » . 11100k County and urging better meth- ___________ fingers injured about 15 years ago I vs,e(1 l0 aticnd lhe regular meet- labor is also indicated. An effort to commenced. I ods in the interest of speed, conser for Sale—Early Rose and Burbank when playing base ball, and which Saturday evening, March 2nd at find hands for these people will be vation and efficiency, is just received. p m , as thereis a ]argc c>ass lo made. Any who want places on farms Tbe Junior Red Cross. *«1 potatoes, from Cape Horn, W., gave him more or less trouble since,: I Your special suggestion that a rail jllitiatcd and also to discuss work would do well to apply to this office, loo-, grass hay for $17.00 a ton, 1 was operated upon on luesday by • Dr. Boals. ’ Up to Tuesday morning the Chapter road be constructed by the Govern • Frank Severance place. in which way we can best give our also any who need help. With many ment from Tillamook City so as to j Br. and Mrs. Wise have returned.* Don’t forget those busted castings. boys some necessaries which they the milking machine will no doubt School Committee of the Red Cross haul logs and dump them in Tilla had received five applications for have to be resorted to, to tide over need at the front. The committee of l>r. Wise has returned and will be at Can be welded for half. Goods sent the labor shortage. Considerable data Junior Red Cross Auxiliaries. The mook Bay where they may be sawed j® Cloverdale office next Tuesday, by parcel post and express promptly the patriotic program of Lincoln’s and into first and second grades of aero Washington’s birthdays with to thank is being gathered on those already in schools making application are the plane lumber by a local mill, is noted. ! well 5th. returned. Hiner & Reed, Tillamook, Tillamook City school, the Maple all those who so generously gave their use in the county and will be publish 1 am handing a copy of your tele t, j he "Guaranteed” silo is complete Oregon. Leaf School, the Fairview school, the assistance to make it a brilliant suc ed as soon as completed. gram to all members of the Oregon Beaver school and the Blaine school; The exchange of work with neigh P sold for less. Send for our big Miss Dick has returned from her cess. A light lunch will be served, and be the total enrollment outside of Till delegation in Congress, that they may .G book it is free, W. Kuppenben- vacation and has resumed her work. members are requested to bring sand bors in hay harvest will have to amook school will be from three to be advised of its contents, and I am * made more than ever this summer. In the future, musicals will be given wiches and cream.________ _ four hundred in addition to the above also giving the matter my persona] at l aet your b,g book on uses cf ce- at which Miss Dick will give lectures tention at once. „„„a on number. Week ’ s Program at Gem Theatre With best wishes, I am, .'nt in modern sanitary farming. Ne in story from the different compos Red Cross News Notes. There will be many more auxiliar Truly yours, ■mer should be without it. It is ers. ies to the schools organized at once. Friday, March 1—"Young Mother W. C. Hawley. . f- See Kuppenbender. * The patriotic meeting at the city Hubbard ”—5 reel Perfection picture The “old time” dance given at The children are all anxious to be do Hunt a war garden but see that hall on Friday evening was well at ing something. Fairview was a decided success, $76.40 featuring Little Mary McAllister. A Pomona Grange at Nehalem. The certificates of membership and mr seed is right. Hydrated lime is tended and an excellent program was play that will be of particular interest being netted for the Fairview branch the buttons for the children will be ----- o------ - soil doctor. Get it at Kuppenben- rendered, with Rev. Chas. Gibson as of the Red Cross, besides everyone !r Warehouse. * the principal speaker, who made an to the youngsters. sent to those schools whose member Pomona Grange will be held at Ne having a jolly good time. ------ 0------ ship is approved by the American Red halem, Ore., Thursday, March 7th, 'kc Clements home for rent, excellent address. Saturday, March, 2— Eternal Moth ? Clyde viyue Elements ho Two new senior Red Cross auxil Cross School Committee at Portland, 1918. jfrnishcd or unfurnished, Marriage licenses were issued as er”—Five reel Metro picture featuring ..... to family Regular quarterly meeting and to iaries are reported, one at Mohler and as soon as received. 1,1 nt small children. Enquire at follows: Elias J. Ball and Lizzie Ethel Barrymore. The Tillamook City school gave a transact such business as may propcr- Randall the other at Onion Peak. ’ The Vagabond ” — Two reel Charley '‘Hom's Store. Armstrong, both of Hebo; patriotic entertainment at the City ly come before it. ■ —o------ J ' Whits house vs. Solomon B. Crawford and Consuella Louise I ar- Chaplin Comedy. Adults 20c. Children W. H. Christensen, Master. The Cloverdale Auxiliary recently Hall on Friday evening. It was a '•'house is a suit filed in the cir- ker, both of Barview. Lionel Thayer to cents. most excellent program and was a received a gift of $50.60 from the Re ------ o ------ credit to the school and teachers in 1 t’' recover $2400.00 on a promis- and Beulah Funk. Recent Tillamook Weddings. Sunday, March 3.—“Hashimuri bekah Lodge of that city. T> note. charge. All the numbers were patriot The County Court has entered into Togo”—five reel Paramont drama of ■ O------ ------ o------ ^°ney to ,oan on farm lands, from an agreement with XV111. F. Latimer, Japanese character admirably pictur Lieutenant W. A. Wiglite, from the ic and the hall was filled to its full Married on January 15th, Alfred capacity. The proceeds amounted to Josi and Caecilea t on Rotz. Rev. “P, Good terms. Reasonable rate for the lease of what is known as the ed by Win. C. DeMille, with Sussue | 447th Squadron A. S. S. C., stationed ”tirest. We want your business. Latimer gravel bar, paying $30 a year Hayakawa. A .. picture ,_____ with the most at Garibaldi, has asked the Red Cross $70.00 and is to be used to pay mem Basel Schieber performing the cere bership fee for all the school children • Person. • for the term of five years, not to ex ! elaborate oriental settings, as well as for magazines for the boys.. By the mony. IC ! Married on the 14th of February, last of this week there will be 150 in the Junior Red Cross. , : your farm implements, gas en- ceed 20 cubic yards a year. an interesting plot. Walter J. Bail and Abby Armstrong, boys there. Those having magazines K silos and cutters front Kuppen- Notice to Elks! All Elk in the coun Monday, March 4— "Fighting not more than two months old please Chid Meets with Bad Accident. ounty Judge A. M. Hare performing We guarantee all of our ty, write either Chas. S. Barnes or •is. * the ceremony. Webster Holmes, Tillamook City, Trail” Episode No. 7- ("The Lion s leave them at Coast Power Co.’s of L ' Prey”) „ c J fice, in Tillamook City. On Thursday the 4 year old daugh ' Married on the 1 ith of February., , conformity with the rule formed giving name, number and name ot "The Man of Mystery —five reel lodge, at once. Something doing.—<■ ter of E. W. Hilderbrand was the Samuel Petty and Jessie Kerns, Rev. L "crc’_ :i‘' wood orders must be C. Barnes, I. A. Sylvester, Webster Vitigraph Blue Ribbon feature with 1 As a result of the minstrel enter victim of a serious accident which C. E. Gibson of the M. E. Church, ‘Panied by payment in advance. I E. H. Sothern as the star, supported tainment at Wheeler recently, $l53-25 necessitated the amputation of her performing the ceremony. Holmes. Committee. ■ Coats Lumber Co. * I by Charlotte Ives. I Married on the 25th of February., j was taken in which will be given to right leg just below the hip joint. Those who subscribed to the Y. M. the Red Cross. Quite a number of ^ ‘■Ji'imook Meat Co. will pay Mr. Hilderbrand, an employe of the Randall Crawford and Louise Parker. C. A. drive and agreed to pay in in- Tuesday, March 5—“Down »o places in the county are raising good Silver Spruce Lumber Company of Justice of the Peace E. W. Stanley t -ail 10 pound lard pails and 5c. J bund pails. They must be free stallmehts, arc advised .0 pay up as Earth"__Artcraft production featurrng ly sums for the Red Cross, which Bay City at their logging camp on performing the ceremony. Married on the 25th of February, i. Fring them in at once and soon as possible. There are qmte a Douglas Fairbanks. See display ad show how anxious and willing the the South side of Tillamook Bay, money. * number of persons who are delmquent vertisement on another page. Adults people of Tillamook county are to took passage with hia wife and 4-year E. J. Ball and Lizzie Armstrong, who should come through with their] 2oc., children 10c. I help this good work. old daughter on the campany's launch County Judge A. M. Hare performing PJnd that your contractor use money. This should be paid to F.rwtn -o------ the ceremony. for Tilbmook City. f ; ’’ ■n’T.t. It is always uni- Wcdn scay, March 6-"Bctty and I “The first annual meeting’ of the ,, has exceptional fast setting Harrison. .Mr. Hildebrand left his wife and Red small daughter in the cabin of 'he ’ch is preferred. For sale American Hatching eggs for sale from trap- The Bucanneers”—five reel Mutual Portland Chapter Public Auction. ; kuppenbender Warehouse. • netted S. C. Rhode Island Reds, with picture featuring Juliette Day. the counties of boat for a short time and w-as stand Cross embracing "Red. White and Blue"—a single Multnomah, ing on the bow of the boat. Over the Clackamas, Columbia, We will sell at public auction, Sat onf - far’ L n ha* been arrested for record« up to 245 ^88’ reel comedy featuring Geo. Ovey. Tillamook. Yamhill and Washington, propeller shaft a hoi« had been cut urday, March 2nd, at the Fair Ground . prohibition law. On The kind that pay a profit on war ■ —o------ time feeding prices. Flock headed by \.‘ will be held Thursday evening, Feb through the flooring of the cabin, at IO a.m. < eighteen head of grade lay starch warrants were is- Thursday, March y—“Unknown ruary 28, 1918 at eight o’clock at the exposing the propeller shaft, and in cows and heifers, and 4 “ Vibert ” strain Cockerels tmm 2/ 1 I ’.it is known as the sU reel William Fox photoplay Central Library, Portland, Oregon. | place, and Sheriff Cam- -gg stock. Eggs. $1.00 for 15; $?«> .rirr Another one per too-Mrs. Hugh Barber, Fair Twelve director two suit cases full of Old leasiug picture: view Creamery. \V. A. Wise, dentist. Hoofrór Remedy at C. I. r