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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1918)
THE LITTLE AMERICA,” Featuring MARY PICKFORD. “KINGDOM OF LOVE William Fox Special Feature starring one of the favorites of the picture screen today, JEWEL CAR MAN. A wonderful photoplay taken in the far North. As an attraction extraordinary, the Gem theatre management take pleasure in the presentation of this unusual photoplay. Stirring views of remarkably spec tacular war scenes, both on land and sea, are pictured in the most modern manner. A number which no one should miss MARY PICKFORD I» [‘T he L ittle A merican * “THE RETREAT of the GERMANS at ARRAS.” Every American isorat least should be interested in seeing just what happens on the War Front. These pictures are taken from positions showing all of the smoke atid din of the battle. Don’t fail to see them. AT THE GEM THEATRE, THURSDAY, March 21 Tuesday Night, March 19. Adults 20c. »» Children 10c. Roll of Honor for February omcr Blum, Herbert Blum, Harold Proctor, Casper Robitsch, Raymond Hist. No. 1—Bessie Barber, Verne Blum, Robert Phillips. Elistroin, Anna Anderson, Rosa Dist. No. 17—Henry Himes. Schild, Helen Barber, Robert Holden, Dist. No. 20—Mark Bradford. Roy Elfstrom, Jack Neilson, Rosa Dist. No. 21—Ben Brandt, Eva Ed Mayer, Ina Anderson, Lily Schild, wards, Jack Ward, Milo Carter, Vic- Douglas Leach, Albert Mayer, John tor Davis, Clara Galloway, Clara Hodgdon, Lee Hodgdon, Charles Ward, Gertrude Brandl, Jim Ander Thomas, George Trowbridge, Mabie son, Alice Carter, Mary Ward, Harry Anderson, Billy Johnlson, Joe Max Robertson, Myles Robertson, Augus well, Schuyler Fletcher, Mildred ta Edwards, Mabel Galloway, Flor You can have a good selection of dependable merchandise. Our prices saves you just half the regular Johnson, Lolita Joohnsou. Pearl Hu ence Hayes, Claude Webb. price you pay at other stores. Dist. No. 23 — Hazel Childers, Mary ghey, Ruby Anderson. We make Suits and Coats to order, with our, OR with your Materials. Dist. No. 2—Viola Johnson, Orval Enzler, Alice Hancnkrat, Joseph Johnson, Florence Stranahan, Corinne Baumgartner, Harold Childers, Wal Stranahan, Pebble Wells, Howard ter, Earl, Roy Hancnkrat, Leonard A allace, Edward Werner, Johanna Daniel:, Dorothy Daniels. Dist. No. 8—Wilma Dingess, Sewell Landolt. D.st. No. 24—Roy Daniel, Lcrena Ayer, Willie AlcClay, Myrtle AlcClay, tnima Fisher, Lynn Smith, Veda Batterson, Mildred W illford, Muriel Smith, Ralph Davidson, Catherine Willford, Wendell Lommcn, Lois Tingley, Noah Richards, Francis Alc- Daniel, Alice Daniel. Dist. No. 20—Benjaniine Shultson, Lneny, Thelma Ayer, Buetta Fisher, Alien Gilbert, Jean Wilson, Lulu Ale- Lloyd Wilson. Dist. No. 31.—Catherine Provoost, Clay, Lyle Dingess. Dist. No. 10—Evert Glad, John Naomi Simmons, Helena Jordan, Al Krake, Marjorie Krake, Harold Glad, bert Mather, Rolla Kabkee, Donald Ernest Zuercher, Nadine Williams, Provoost, Lee Sanders, Cecil W ilkins, Burnell Freeman, Pearl Glad, Mildred Loycelt Jolly, Lynn Hays, Herber Glad, Harold Erickson, Glen Zuercher Miller, Myrtle Sandberg, Clifford Nils Farnstrom, Anna Farnstrom, Johnson, Dottie Sanders, Jennie Alc- Linnea Hasselburg, Marie Glad, Flor Clcw, Richard Hayes, Wayne \\ ilkins ence Zuercher, Lester Krake, Cecil Richard Romain, Evelyn Provoost, Krake, Edwin Glad, Frank Erickson, Ludwig Krugan, Lee Wilkins, Laura Notice. William Cummins, Deagle Smith, El Reynolds, Myrtle Mather, Mel Dun len Glad, Blanche Glad, Frank Erick can, Delma Schiffnian, Dorothy son, William Cummins, Catherine Boussie, Theron Jones, Everet Pro To Whom It May Concern: Whereas, the State Board of Fish Smith, Evelyn Dougherty, Wilbur voost, Verina Brock, Stanley Wilkins, Seymour, Christina Olson, Evelyn Geo. Johnson, Thos Stubbclfield, Ed and Game Commissioners of the win Ostrander, Redimand Goodman. State of Oregon has propagated and Glad, Mildred Cummins. Dist. No. 36—Annie NewBerg, Hen stocked and is propogating and stock Dist. No. 9—First grade, Margaret ry Newberg, Ruby T0I1I, Ernest New ing the waters of Tillamook Bay and Abraham, Lelah Rush, Alamie Dye, its tributaries in Tillamook County, Dorothy Gardner, Annie Golden, Jan berg, Ralph Tolil,. Dist. No. 38-Alarie Stubbclfield, Ken State of Oregon, with salmon and et Golden, Vera Rosenberg, Catherine Schultz, Helen Schultz, Frances neth Elliott, William Olsen, Kate other food fish, and; Whereas, said Tillamook Bay and Smith, Sadie Wickham, Annabel Lane Shaw, Asbury Shaw, Dorothy Vaughn Rolland Beals, Earl Franklin, Elmer Nina Kodad, Gladys Kodad, Roy its tributaries are frequented by sal mon and other food fish, and for the Gilliam, Merle Loll, Bruce Alahan, Shaw, William Vaughn, Warren purpose of protecting the same, the LaVerne Page, Flcyd Rosenberg, Goodspeed, Leon Shaw, Bert Good- said Board of Fish and Game Com I Henry Ryan, Carl Webb, Ernest speed, Dora O’Brien, Elizabeth missioners has decided to close cer Vaughn, Virgie Shaw. Wickham. Dist. No. 39—Minerva Thompson, tain of- the tributaries of Tillamook Second Grade.—Ruth Alahan, Ruth Earl Batzner, Vcrnard Thompson, Bay, as follows, to-wit: Hoquarton I Beals, Bertha Baker, Bessie Baker, Frances Crawford, Vivian Larsen, Slough above a point on said slough I Maxine Baker, Robert Boals, Donald Willie Crawford, where the quarter section line run I Crenshaw, Kenneth Cole, Oral Duvall Ella Anderson, ning north and south through the I Carolyn Haberlach, Fred Hcitsman, Christof "Zweifel, Julia Briggs, Eva center of sections 24 and 25, T. I S„ Eggleston, Ole Helgcsen, Willie Bat I Irene Pangborn, David Schnall, Car- R. 10 West., Willamette Meridian Irol Schultz, Evangeline Smith, Arthur zner, Owen Crawford, Leland Thomp crosses said slough; and also that son, Stanley Gould, Helena Burmcs- I Miller, Wayne Wyley. portion of said slough between a I Third Grade—Arline Austin, Clara ter, Gerald Eggleston, Charles Bur- point ioo ft. above the uppermost por Alicc mester, Percy Eggleston, |Gap, Frances Long, Dorothy Kirk, tion of the mouth of Stillwell Ditch ■ Margaret AlcKinley, Edna Wickham, Thompson, Hilda Steele, Herman and a point 100 feet below the lower ■ Henry Berkey, Melvin Carr, Mason Burmcster, Vivvian Tohl, Jauneta most portion of the mouth of said BHanankratt, l.aVant Holden, Glenn Christensen, Stillwell Ditch; and also that portion Dist. No. 42—Ellen Fleck, Kenneth of said slough between a point 100 ft. Bbsenberg, Alfred Sylvester, Harold also that portion or branch thereof such minor shall have necessary busi Sherwood, Dagney Johnson. ■ Vantress. above the uppermost portion of the Dist. No. 49—Rosie Abplanalp, mouth of the Old or North Fork of which empties into Hoquarton Slough ness upon such street or streets. I Fourth Grade—Lavelle Baker, Hazel he Section 2— Any minor who shall ■ Duvall, Alma Heusser, Corinne Jenk- Werner Abplanalp, l.izzie Abplanalp, Trask River and a point 100 ft. below and is commonly known as "Stillwell Ditch,” all being in Tillamook County violate any provision of this ordi Agnes Zirr, George Zirr, Bertha Zirr, A’cvelle Smith, Henry Carcnshaw, atest the lowermost portion of the mouth State of Oregon, are, and each and all Uraham Golden, Gilbert P; 'yc, Earl Margaret Becker, Ferdinand Becker, of the Old or North Fork of Trask of them are, hereby closed to fishing nance upon conviction thereof before the City Recorder shall be punished Schwartz, Caniilc Halton), , Evelyn Martin Becker, George Becker. River; and also all that portion of the Dist. No. 50—Vernon Jensen, Reata Tillamook River above a point there- of any kind, except with houk and line by a fine of nut more than $10.00 and l“I'enkrat, Inez Hopkins, Kather- conionly called angling, for salmon in default of the payment of such fine, R McKinley, Elvira _____ Woolfe, Kinncman, Merle Jensen, Robert on where the township line running and other food fish, from and after shall be imprisoned in the city jail hy Brooks, Julius Golden, Naphtail Nicklaus, north and south between Ranges 9 the first day of April, 1918, until said until such fine shall be discharged at “^<1, Claude Alahan Lester Talbot. Dist. No. 51—Gusse Holgate, Earl, and 10 West of the Willamette Meri tributaries of said Tillamook Bay arc the rate pf one day’s imprisonment Fifth Grade.—Alta Carr, Verne Staults. dian crosses the Tillamook river; and Dist. No. 55—I’aul Edmunds, Chas. also the whole of Trask River, includ again opened to salmon and other for each $2.00 of sueh fine. All ordi “hstensen, Dorothy Dennis, Ruth food fish fishing herein prohibited as “dune, Merle Frisbie, Sadie Golden, Edmunds, Mark Edmunds, Arthur ing the main river and all its branch provided for by Section 5316 L. O. L., nances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Williams, Paul Northup, Sherwin , tnda Haltom, Sidney Hart, James es, forks and tributaries, and also that as amended by Chapter 400 of the Section 3. The present ordinances of j“rnson, Mabel Harrison, Glenna Mon ley. portion or branch thereof which em General Laws of Oregon, for 1917. Tillamook City being inadequate to Dist. No. 56— Clarence Anderson, pties into Hoquarton Slough and fttock, Liona Holden, Leon llling- And it shall be unlawful to fish for, properly restrain minors front being Marion Lamb, Irene Lyster, Mabie Anderson, Marshall eBatty, commonly known as "Stillwell Ditch” or take or catch salmon or other food upon streets at late hours it is declared Lewis Best, Raymond Lindsay, Isham r’aM McGee, Ralph Smith, LeRoy all being in Tillamook County, State fish in any of the said waters so that the provisions of this ordinance of Oregon, to prevent fishing therein closed from and after the 1st day of F™cll, Roletta W atson, Karl Wolfe Bradley, Donald Sutherland. arc necessary for the immediate pres Dist. No. 57—Carl Gcingcr, Nelson by any means whatever, except with April, pwee Killett, Julius Sylvester. 1918, and any and all persons ervation of the public peace, health Electricity's latest gift to Paul, Donald Tone, Dennis Tone, hook and line, commonly called angl violating the provisions of this notice L“11' Grade.— Willie Campbell, Ora and safety, and it shall be in effect the housewife greatest Oscar Hancnkratt, Doris Mabie Klinehan, Lenhart Gcingcr, ing, for salmon and other food fish. will be prosecuted as by law provided. immediately upon its approval by the since the electric iron Now, therefore, notice is hereby Carl Leach, Evelyn .Martin, Ruth Paul, Ernest Gcingcr, John Dated this 4th day of March, 1918. Mayor. and electric vacuum J" Morgan, Alike Aliller, Marion Gcingcr, Pauline Gcinger, Gladys given by said State Board of Fish and State Board of Fish and Game Read for the third time before the Game Commissioners that said por cleaner the Lt?,nce' Walter Severance, Beat- Klinehan. ( ommissioners. Common Council at 9:30 o’clock p.m. Dist. No. 61—O: car Krebs, Florence tions of said tributaries of said Tilla .sheldon, Jimmie Watson, Lucia By James Withycombc, March 4, 1918, and passed at 9:31 Honicr Worthington, Bennie Krebs, Goldie Hopkins, Thelma Hop mook Bay, described as follows, to- Governor of the State of Oregon. o'clock. wit: Hoquarton Slough above a point P™, Eva Drake, Elizabeth Woods kins, Frieda Graves, Sena Quick. By F. M. Warren. thereon where the quarter-section P ortable P* Bak, r, William McKinley, By I. N. Fl, ischner, line running north and south through P aagborn, Edna Riggs, Dorris The Pneumonia Season. By C. F. Stone S ewing M achine By Marion Jack. The cold, damp weather of March the center of sections 24 and 25, T. 1 S„ R. 10 W. of the Willamette Meri r^nth Grade—Irma Austin, Illa seems to be most favorable for the No more tiresome r™wn, Ernest Dodge, Ray Gale, pneumonia germ. Now is the time to dian crosses said slough; and also that treadle pushing no ORDINANCE NO. 360: F' Gray, Ramona Haltom, Irvin be careful. Pneumonia often results portion of said Hopuarton Slough be more backache a little ----- o----- tween a point 100 ft. above the upper E*?' Kathan Kesselman, Kathryn from a cold. The quicker a cold is electric motor does the An ordinance to regulate Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy a Fav Eh u-ry Lamar, Pauline Lamar, gotten rid of the less the danger. As most portion of the mouth of Still of children on the stre< is at hard work. orite for Colds. ■/Miller, Marion Robison, Inez soon as the first indication of a cold well ditch and a point 100 ft. below the declaring an emergency. ■/•“'Ethel Anderson, Bernice appears take Chamberlain s Cough lowermost portion of the mouth of A foot control gives any The people of 1 illamook City do J L. Easley, Macon, 111., in speaking said Stillwell Ditch; .-.nd also that por speed desired. de Ford, Helen Eadus, Remedy. As to the value of this prep tion of said Hoquarton Slough be ordain as follows: uf Chamberlain’s cough remedy says, ■J® Poland, Ruth Gould, Ruth aration, ask anyone who has used it. Section I—That no minor under the ‘During the p; st fifUcft years it lias tween a point 100 feet above the up The entire machine in E,,^.Gertrude Ueusser, Corde- For sale by Lamar's Drug Store. permost portion of the mouth of the iC age of 17 years shall be permitted to been my sister’s favorite medicine for its case can be carried ■ v'"ld’ Lottie Orth, Evelyn Still- go abroad upon or wander about the colds on the lungs. I myself have Old or North Fork of Trask River ■j^Vetsch. anywhere it’s no larger A Bilious Attack. and a point 100 feet below the lower streets of Tillamook City alter the taken it a number of times when suf ,7 KtGruC~~Wilbur Kirk> E,la than a typewriter. hour of 9:00 o’clock at night at any fering with a cold and it always re most portion of the mouth of said ----- 0 ~ 1 Bu"' Harriett De Ford, Joe When yon have a bilious attack Old or North Fork of 1 rask River; time during the months of October, lieves me promptly.” Ask for a demonstra fails to its func- and also that portion of Tillamook November, December, January, Feb K ■ -Jarrette DcLillics, Lulu your liver L... à — perform r- tion. 'Wa! ',a I.ance, Thad Rob- tions. You become constipated, inc River and its tributaries above a point ruary or March, or after the hour of Despondency Due to Constipation ■ ■ . Rogers, Viola Sawyer, food you cat ferments in your stom on said river where the township line io:uo o’clock at night at any time COAST POWER CO ■L Avis Woolfe, Lorena ach and causes nausea, voincting and running north and south between during the remainder of the year, un Women often become nervous and K ’’’on. ' >gdon Moulton, Miles a terrible headache. Take Chamber Ranges 9 and 10 West of the W illam- less such minor shall have the written despondent. When this is due to con no: K* Fi- Crta Campbell, Lillian lain’s Tablets. They will tone up your ette Meridian crosses said Tillamook permission for that date, of his or her stipation it is easily corrected by tak ELECTRIC STORE. KL j10t Henderson, Kenneth liver, clean out your stomach and you River; and also the whole of 1 rask guardian or parent, in his or her pos ing an occasional dose of Chamber ; ■T’Uc £t'phens, Blanch Har- will soon be as well as ever. 1 hey River, including the main river and all session, or shall be accompanied by lain’s Tablets. These tablets are easy only cost a quarter. For sale by La its branches, forks and tributaries, and such guardian or parent, or unless to take and pleasant in effect. BT12—W ayne Blackburn. mar’s Drug Store. What about your Spring SUIT ? What about your Spring COAT ? GOLDEN’S You can get just what you want at ws ° hmoepns Across street from Clough’s New Drug Store Building. <R1 45 Yd A large assortment of Silks by the yard. All latest and most beauti ful colors. VALUE $2.00 and $3.00 a yard. *• AND UP. We Sell them at---- -- Beautiful Styles WOMEN’S TILLAMOOK, ORE- COATS AND SUITS SHOP To be got only from —- The only exclusive Women’s Shop in the County WE HAVE MOVED To the Jones-Knudson Building, formerly occupied by H. Mason & Co. It is an excellent, fire proof building, where we have everything FRESH, CLEAN and SANITARY Try our Linn County Creamery Butter. It is the best. It is 50-50 on Flour now We have a good line of substitutes. C. O. & C. M. DAWSON T L Western Electric I r
