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íillamook TILLAMOOK. OREGON. Tillamook Jottings 'i-iHcair eTu?kcr.. at lhc V huren Sunday Evening. • 1.50 PER YEAR Christian Samuel Downs vs. L. E. Partridge and Leo Morrison is a suit filed in the burnished and unfurnished rooms circuit court to recover damages, the I n a . Wise, dentist, to rent. Shaw’s apartments, 4th complaint alleging that the defend- hould be hen-dairy cow skcaid i fed some house East of Miller Ave. on6th‘ants ' * Street. the plaintiff’s [¿,tiJ"i! M -Kay & Co. d unlawfully aoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough The Tillamook County Creamery — and injured Creamery association will hold their monthly electrical fixtures and other fixtures ts I meeting Monday at 10:30 at the City to the amount of $100.00, plaintiff is Tucker at the Christian I Hall. 7 now claiming treble that amount. . "y Sunday Evening. Mrs. J. C. Holden gave a musical In conformity with the rule formed I Jjib-Schrader Co. will pay ioc. elsewhere, all wood orders must be party to 13 of her junior class Satur L: for good sac^s- accompanied by payment in advance. day evening. The evening was pleas The Liberty Loan Board held a there will be no excuses for any one pt. Shearer, physician and surgeon, —A. F. Coats Lumber Co. • antly spent in games and music. Pleasing musical numbers were rend business meeting Tuesday evening not taking part. (¡jrtrdale, Ore. Married on the 23rd of March, at ered by Camille Haltom, Dorothy and adopted the slogan “Over the The formation and line of march Iiuf.penbi.nder s !i: feed for less. Bay City, Rev. H. J. Hickerson pastor Kirk, Corinne Jenkins, Kathryn Mc lop the first day,” for the Liberty will appear in the papers next week. * I of the M. E. Church of Bay City of Kinley, l.iona Holden, LaVant Hol Loan drive. In order to live up to Suggestions of any sort will be thank ¿pit the wareinuse. ficiating, William B. Dyer and Doro den and Lee Stillwell. A dainty lunch this slogan the Board determined that fully received. Make them to lra C. Jewelry, clocks, watches, silvcr- thy Kerr. | Jttelry.^clocks^ was served. the business houses should close Sat Smith, who has charge of parade. are._R. Lie. — W. Bennett. urday, April 6, until lour o’clock in Nestucca Valley ranches can’t be your insur- • ; t IV. A. Church wri Over $41,000 in 5-cent Smilage pt the afternoon. It was the sentiment Liberty Loan Antbem Cbosen. * beat. We have just what you want Cbosen. coupons have come in from the big i«- The "Liberty Loan Anthem,” dedi r.t prices and terms to suit purchasers, camps to headquarters at thy Com of the Board that this policy would jl W. Bennett, expert watch re- laylor Real Estate Agency, Clover allow the business men to devoete mission on I rainang Camp Activities all their time that day to the taking cated to the success of the third ap giring. S. P- Watch inspector. » dale, Or. » in W ashington. These coupons repre of subscriptions to the loan and in peal to the nation for funds to carry The soil doctor i; sold by Kuppen- on the war, was formally approved by Demand that your contractor use sent admissions to theatrical events •ader. * Santa Cruz cement. It is always uni at the camps. Soldiers from the small sure the success of the slogan “Over ! the loan committee of the New York I the top the first day.” ; federal reserve district. It is designed Beu in the W1 st—Oregon Portland form and has exceptional fast setting er towns received their books early, The desire of the board is that the I for use throughout the country. qualities which is preferred. For sale because of the prompt response of ffii-nt. Always uniform and fresh. people take care of their business in The music was written by Mrs Geo. zmb-Schrader Co. » at the Kuppenbendcr Warehouse. * these places when Smilage books town so far as possible on Friday Barton Rrench. The words, by Chas. E. T. Parker vs. Bertha Lauritzen were placed on sale, and many cases April 5th, so that the entire day of W. Gordon follow: fcrSale or trade—Merry-Go-round, and E. T .Parker and T. B. Potter have used them up. Saturday, April 6th may be devoted to "Heaven senjt liberty, our nation’s ux 144 Tillamook Oregon. Realty C°. and Nellie L. Howard are pride, The first regular business meeting the pushing of the Liberty Loan He handle Trojan Powder. Best for are three tax certificate suits filed in campaign. The Board urges that the Our fathers fought for thee—fought, of the Tillamook City War Savings imping.— Tillamook F Feed ’eed Co. * the circuit court. bled and died. Society will be held in the court people make up their minds now to hinted to trade city property for The O. E. S. Kingston will meet house next Monday evening at eight buy bonds and buy them on the first Then was our flag unfurled, emblem jeage close to city.—See Shrode. ♦ at the Masonic Hall, Tuesday, April o’clock. It is earnestly desired that day of the drive, Saturday, April 6th. sublime, You intend to buy bonds, buy them Announcing the new Grant Six, the 2, A full attendance is desired. Mrs. all members, and others who want to the first day. Our country and our al A light unto the world through end less time. st ever. S:c Kuppenbendcr. ♦ 'Rhodes and Mrs. Todd are hostesses have a part in winning this war, be lies are depending on us, and it is up Our watchward still shall be Tn God for the afternoon. present. This W. S. S. was organized to us to do our full patriotic duty. Let Kuppenbender tell you hew to We trust.* Marriage licenses were issued to a little over a week ago and now has A proclamation; pem-ney on ycur cement work. ♦ Striving that all may see our cause is a membership of about 100. Everyone William D. Dyer, of Hillsboro, and Tillamook County is to go over the just, udge G. R. Bagle"y came in to hear Dorothy Kerr, of Tillamook; William come out and help in this great top on Saturday April 6, 1918. by sub We fight for liberty and shall not work. id eas:« in the circuit court. B. Watt, of Brighton, and Florence scribing its quota of the third Liberty cease, My client has 40 acre farm just 3 Loan in one day. ■ Jest by Test—Oregon Portland Nelson, of Tillamook. Till freedom's victory brings lasting miles from city Lent. For sale by Lamb Schrader To insure success, a holiday is here peace, For sale, brush land at Hood River. southeast, right limits of Portland * - up to date in every by proclaimed for Tillamook City on Now in our allies’ latid, breasting Three crops of alfalfa when cleared. . detail with everything in stock war’s tide, ■ id Wessinger and Henry Wagner Will sell on time and loan money for equipment first class, Income and this date, to continue until 4 o’clock for p.m. All places of business shall re Our sons march hand in hand, God is ■ George B. Jacobs et al is an in- improvements to right man for dairy cream and pdrk averages about $200 main closed until that hour, unless their guide. Kction suit filed in the circuit court, ing.—F. P. Friday, Hood River, Or. * a month, want Tillamook dairy farm the loan be sooner subscribed. Once more we hear the call ‘Keep the Married at the parsonage of the in exchange for this fine home place. i jlr and Mrs. Geo. Willett and R ,T. Boals, World Free.’ [Litter will return to their home in Methodist church, March 25th;_ Mr. 11 you have something to offer will Mayor. Rise—rise—and give your all, for lib William B. Watt, of Brighton and send you full particulars. Neal Brown erty.” ■ fast, leaving next Tuesday. Miss Florence Nelson, of Portland, ¿07 Panama Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Bond Issue is $3,000,000,000. lililí pay you to see Everson lor a Oregon. Dr. Chas E. Gibson officiat Tbe Jersey Sale Next Week. It investment in city property or \\ e are a little late in announcing Washington, March, 25—The third I fc lands. * ing. the marriage of V. F. Learned, one of liberty loan, to open April 6, will be The Curtis Jersey sale to be held ■ Er sal.’, a horse, weight 1350 tbs, Mrs. Bessie Williams, Mrs. Myrtle the soldiers from Cloverdale, to Miss for $3,000,000,000, and all over sub in Tillamook, April 2, promises to » r;years old, for $125.00. Ike Quick Follett and Mrs. Millie Thompson Grace Edmunds, of Pacifc City, scriptions at 4/2 per cent interest. have been arrested for keeping a which took place at Portland Mon Bonds of the first loan, bearing 3% draw a big crowd. It is probably the Lai phone. herd of production bred house of ill fame and they are to have day, March 11, Previous to his enlist per cent interest, may be converted greatest H : Sale—8 head milk cows, all giv- a hearing before the City Recorder ing Mr. Learned was one of Clover into "the new bonds, but those of the Jersey cattle that has ever been of í . ilk, except one due to freshen on Thursday. dale’s business men and has a large third loan will not be ccnvertable in fered at public auction cither cast or West, and buyers will be present f the tenth. 2* Richard Elmer Meyers of Nehalem, circle of friends in this end of the to any future issue. This announcement was made to from long distances. {e Honor System” big super Ernest Edmunds, of Pacific City; county. The bride is the daughter of A little analysis of the breeding rep :tion at the Gem Theatre next Carl Emery, oh Hebo, and Row'and ‘^r- and Mrs. D. T. Edmunds, of Pa night by Secretary McAdoo with the resented in this herd we believe will now comment that “ the great events cific City, and is a cultured and highly Fraser, of Tillamook, the first draft tsday, April 3. respected young lady. The Courier happening in France must fire the be of interest to the dairymen of Til ed men from this county, will leave and their many friends wish them all soul of every American with a new lamook county. The herd is headed on Sunday morning. the joys of a happy, wedded life.— determination to furnish all the dol- by Pappy's Golden St Mawes, a son lars and all the material resources of of Rosarie's Olga Lad, who sired 27 For Sale—I horse, I surrey, hay $8 Cloverdale Courier. , America that are needed to put an register of merit daughters at the Ed. a ton, I pen birds of thorough bred I he 1 illamook Rifle Club invites Hamburgs, 1 incuba- men in the draft who arc in class one i end to the execrable atrocities of Ger Cary farm, Carlton, Ore., and is out iutomobile, the snappiest car on ! Silver Stangler _ of St. Manes Poppy, the best daugh old and next to An- | tor 63 eggs, some wooden beds and man militarism.’ Mrs. spring. Noble Apply B. Anderson ' Mutual »< ---- 1 of Phone. * I other furniture, 1 cheap range. H. L. and now subject to calll to come and | It was generally thought that Tilla ter of St Maucs, her record being Vetsch, tic daughter, California, are drill with the club. The club is a mook County’s quota in the third Lib 1,120 pounds of butter in a year. This at — the Tillamook Hotel. ated Durham calves, pure bred, Fowlqr, the Weston Place. member of the National Rifle Asso erty Loan drive would be somewhere young bull has sired some grand in two weeks old up. —J. the E. Fisher, Guy Worsley Stockman was one of ciation and is acting as a home guard near $>200,000, but now that the gov- 1 dividuals and thirteen of them will be vuppenbender about Grant the eleven men to be drawn in Wash for Tillamook County. The present eminent has placed tell amount to be- in the sale. A number of the heifers ■pr, Oregon, Motor R. A. E uj not be insured in the best fire ington, , where he registered. He has membership is 65 and is well equipped raised to $3,000,000,000, this will prob already in milk so that those inter h nice company, it costs no more, been working at Viereck’s bakery for lor any emergency that may arise. ably bring the quota for Tillamook ested will not only know the value of B^erson. *'a year. He left Moiday to report to The armory is used for drill purposes county to about what it was in the the breeding stock of the animals but and every Wednesday evening is the second Liberty Loan drive, which will get a line of what they are apt night for drill. Captain L. A. King ; was $98,000. to produce. [»Sale—New modern residence, J the sheriff of Washington County. who was formerly captain of the O. Another sire represented in the herd g ad in best residence district. For > Remember the three big stars in A. C. is doing good work and getting is Lavina’s Olga Lad, a son of Ros- ■ <ta bargain. See Frank Heyd. u c 4 B . Temple to be Dedicated Sunday. I 1 lie Honor System are Gladys the boys into good shape. The presi arie’s Olga Lad, and out of one of . Cooper. This picture will set a new dent is R. C. Jones, vice president W. On Sunday afternoon, at 2:30, the the good daughters of St. Maues. St. I ’.»tor a good Jersey cow, fresh ; pattern Brockwell, George Walsh and Mi ram for comparison, don’t miss it L. Campbell and secretary L. V. 1 Liberty Temple is to be dedicated, Mawes was a bull that was developed ■«.Will consider light wagon or — • Theatre • • << —. ----- - 'at the Gem Wednesday, I following being the program. Eberhardt. by Ed. Cary, at Carlton, and that was “ tanplements in exchange. Box 17, April 3. John L. Hubbard, chief inspector of ■ Assembly Call............ Rollic Watson sent to slaughter before his daugh U Oregon. ters freshened and demonstrated that for our big 1 "The Retreat of the Germans at the the Oregon shipbuilding district, came Selection by Orchestra. «“Guaranteed" silo is Kuppcnben- complete Battle of Arras” greatest fighting pic in on an official visit to make a min Song “Amprica” .......... By Audience their sire wras an unusual one from Jiold for less. Send ture ever made, all the daring, danger ute inspection of the ship now being Prayer .............. ............ Rev. Tucker the standpoint of production inheri laook it is free. W. land delirium of war. These pictures built by the Feeney-Bremer Co. He Introductory remarks by Chairman tance. Twenty of his daughters arc in fc your big book on uses cf ce- shewn at the Gem Theatre each D. L. Shrode. the Register of Merit and according intended staying here several days, tn modem sanitary farming. No , Thursday night in addition to the ... S. S. Johnson to the official records, no other Jersey but after visiting the ship yard he was Speech .... it. It is * should be without sire in the world has twenty or more so pleased with the work that it was Quartette * usual program. yxe Kuppenbendcr. Selection by Orchestra daughters that average so high as Christian ' J he Shakespear Club met Friday not necessary for him to stay. After Dedicatory Speech .. Chas E. Gibson those of St. Mawes. W Tucker at the 'afternoon with Mrs. C. J. Edwards, carefully inspecting the work on the Rising of Flags of Nations. There will be fifty-six cow’s, heifers WSunday Evening. ¡when the ladies devoted their lime to ship he was greatly pleased and said 1. Bugle Call .... Raising Old Glory and bulls in the sale and eight out of that better work was being done on . The invited guests were 1 g.uuvu ou. see that ’ sew i ng Mes- 11 war garden but Pledge of Allegiance and Salute led ten of them are of the St. Mawes, or and Tucker. The the vessel than on vessels in other • seed is right. 1 „ . Hydrated lime is » daincs Kirk, Gruber Rosaire's Olga Lad blood lines. It is by Prof. Kirk. * * * J — — th« oifpr- yards. Mr. Hubbard thought there of the Al- a line of breeding that is known doctor. Get it at Kuppenben- hostess served lunch during the after 2. Raising of various flags would be no trouble in getting other ’••rehouse. * I noon. lies by one from the nation represent wherever Jerseys are found and that contracts from the government. ing the flag in order of entry into it was developed in Oregon is a good The management of the Gem Thea to ioan on farm lands, from , Persons who have small amounts of reason for keeping it here. the w’ar. d terms. Reasonable rate , tre announces that they have con fwt. We want your business, i tracted for the greatest selection of spruce suitable for riving, can obtain Collection to defray expenses of im ported speakers during campaign, E'trson. • big special productions never put on a good price for their spruce if they Red Cross News Notes. will rive it, getting the money for the the overplus to be given to the Red 1 Honor System” powerful film the market. The first offering on the same as soon as it is turned over to Cross. The Liberty Loan Committee have ‘till battle of individual and so- list will be ‘The Honor System” next C. Stone, who will haul it to the Closing by singing new verse of requested that the Red Cross ladies ftitat the Gem Theatre Wed- Wednesday, April 3. railroad if necessary. Of course, America. march in the patriotic parade on the l April 3. Herman Solaro, who has been em the rived spruce will have to come up God save our splendid' men, morning of the 6th of April. All ladies ployed in the Tillamook County to the government standard. By Mr. Bring them safe home again, ;se will be at his Tillamook come to Red Cress rooms that morn Bank, will be taken to Portland by Stone taking over the rived spruce it Kondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- God save our men. ing, and bring big white apron; and Sheriff Campbell. The federal author will save those who get it out wailing *1 Thursday s until further no- ities seem to thing that Solaro should Make them victorious either towel or square of muslin for » ' for their money, and makes it a cash Patient and chivalrous, head dress. be placed in a detention camp, as he proposition. As there is good money After the 1st of April the Red Cross has in getting out rived spruce, those who They arc so dear to us homas S. Anderson, D. D., is a native of Germany and- has They are so dear to us, rooms will be open for work on Tues : tervices in the Presbyterian brothers in the German army. have spruce on their places should get day and Wednesday only. More ma l"«t Sunday morning and it out while there is a good demand Big Patriotic Parade April 6th. chines have been procured and there Hatching eggs for sale from trap- nested S. C. Rhode Island Reds, with and prices are high. On the morning of April oth the will be two captains each day in ad “ Fowler has bought a farm John Abplanalp died on Sunday, day we go over the top with our part dition to chairman Mrs. Dr. Smith. records up to 245 eggs in one year. Wage Grove, and his family The kind that pay a profit on war Maach 17, at the hime of his son, It is desired that just as many ladies »ext week. Mr. Fowler will time feeding prices. Flock headed by Mike Abplanalp, and the funeral took of the Third Liberty Loan, a parade as possible can, will come and sew. will be held. Each and every individ “Vibert” strain Cockerels from 271 place on Tuesday, March 17th, the ual who is able to walk can consider While our spring work at home is p Honor" a five reel William egg stock. Eggs, $1.00 for 15; $5.00 services being held in the Grange hall themselves a committee of one to see heavy, the American boys are in the r'tophy featuring Virginia per 100.—Mrs. Hugh Barber, Fair at Fairview. The deceased was born that they themselves are into this trenches and hospital garments are * September 29. 1832, at Gadameri, parade. It is your parade and for a needed more than they ever were be L 11 the Gem Theatre, Thurs- view Creamery. Canton Borne. Switzerland. On the VI4. fore. The rooms will be open early, C C. Curtis who was the pastor of 12th of March, 1868. he was married noble cause. Don't be one that warms and kept open late, and much work the sidewalks and cheers as the l!’ ’ckiord in “Less Than The the Christian church, and who resign to Miss Anna Irndorf. He came to the can be accomplished if all do their bit has . United States in 1889. Three children throng passes. Get your flag and line )'■'G (.cm Theatre next Tues- ed on account of dissatisfaction, UDO»«-’-'-- Tillamook County responded so pastor ot survive the deceased, viz, Mrs E up. The school children. Red Cross, heartily to the call for clothihg for 2. will be one of the best accepted a “call” to beccmc I------ Rifle Club, Firemen, Grand Army, Vancou- plan to see it. Gienger, Mrs. A. Marilf and Mike W. R. C. and other organizations will Rclgian relief that ninteen boxes, six the Christian Church at city 80 acres irrigated alfalfa ver. Wash. Mr. Curtis has been and Abplanalp all 0« Tillamook county. be in line. There will be a place fot of them very large; and thirteen sacks “ Piston country. Part level- marshal for the past few monhs this The deceased gentleman was highly you. All stores will be closed so of clothing were shipped from this ¡respected by all who knew him. ’*"'8*. well, etc. $3600. Owner will relinquish that position “OVER THE TOP THE FIRST DAY !” Is the Slogan of the Tillamook County Third Liberty Loan Boosters—Business to be Suspended the 6th April and Patriotic Parade in Tillamook City. Í f t I 1828 East Everett, St., week. '*■ Oregon. city on Wednesday. Other packages were sent from the north part of the county R. C. packer, Mr. Pete Lamar, says the garments were very good, many of them almost new. The Red Cross wish to thank all those who so kindly helped in getting up, and in packing and shipping these goods. Regarding the socks for the 26 "'illamook boys who are soon to start to France, a telegram was sent to the New York Red Cross and arrange ments made for good home knit socks to be given the boys from their supply, we to replace them as soon as we can knit and send them. This it* sures the boys getting the socks be fore they sail. A list of the names has been forwarded. Blaine Auxiliary. Blaine auxiliary was organized Ja r. 16, 1918, with 43 members. Present membership 59. Members being so scattered have only a small working force. Average attendance being only 7. Money earned, Bazaar and Social, $49-24- The following articles have been sent to the Tillamook branch. First shipment: 2 doz. comfort pil lows, I doz. hot water bottle covers, I doz. tray cloths, 1 doz napkins, I doz. dish towls, 1 doz. bed bags, 6 pairs knited socks, 1 sweater, 2 squares. Second shipment. 10 pairs of knit ted socks, 2 sweaters, 10 pairs of large bandage foot socks, 20 wash cloths. 12 dust cloths, 8 tray cloths, 7 dish cloths, 35 substitute hdkfs., 4 napkins, 17 towels, 5 pairs of knitted socks. Officers, Mrs. John Wilmot, chair man; Mrs. Nellie Ayer, sec.; Mr. E. McLaughlin, Tres;, chairman public ity committee, Mrs. L. P. Gray. Movie Attractions at the Gem. Friday, March 29—“The Savage”— 5 reel Bluebird Photoplay featluring Ruth Clifford and Monroe Salisbury. Liberal reward for any information leading to the whereabouts of Marie Louise of Cheval Blanc, Canada. Last seen with Julio Sandoval, alias “The Savage”, for further information see this feature at the Gem Theatre. Saturday, March 30—“The Square Deceiver”—5 reel Metro Production featuring Harold Lockwood. This feature played at the Liberty Theatre in Poraland very recently and was pronounced as one of the best ever shown in that place. Don’t miss it. “The Floor Walker"—Two reel Charley Chaplin comedy. Adults 20C. Children IO c. Sunday, March 31—“The Hostage” Paramont Feature production star ring Wallace Reid. A story of the Lowlanders and the Mountaineers. Monday, April I.—‘Fighting Trail” Episode No. 11 (Parched Trails) “A Night Out”—5 reel Vitigraph Blue Ribbon Photoplay featuring May Robson, Flora Finch and Hugh ey Mack. These players will be re membered by every one who has ever attended the movies, especially Flora Finch, as she was the leading lady for the famous Comedian John Bunny. Tuesday April 2—“Less Than The Dust”— 7 reel Artcraft production featuring Mary Pickford. See display ad on another page. Wednesday, April 3—“The Honor System"—8 reel William Fox Super Production featuring Gladys Brock- well, George Walsh and Hiram Coop er. “The Honor System” is a photo play of today—of now—not of 4,000 years ago—and of the life and time you know and live. See display ad on another page. Adults 20c. Children 10 c. Thursday, April 4.—“Stolen Honor” —5 reel William Fox photoplay feat uring Virginia Pearson. "Retreat of the Germans at Arras” —4th installment. Children 10c. Adults 20c. NOTICE Some misunderstanding seems to exist as to that question on the Liber ty Loan questionnaire referring to the bank to be designated by the sub scriber. This question is for the pur pose of finding out the bank through which the subscriber will desire his subscription to be placed and docs not in any wise pertain to the busi ness of that subschiber with the bank. Information as to a depositors busi ness is confidential between the bank and the depositor and the Liberty Loan Committee can not and does not expect to receive any such con- fidential information. Frank A. Rowe, County Chairman Liberty Loan Committee.