llcadlitìht
Tillamook Jottings
T illamook , O regon ,
I1.50 PER YEAR.
[IS FREEDOMS CALL—LEND YOUR AIL
mook county over the top next Sat­
urday. Everybody who are working at
the ship yard are loyal, patriotic citi­
zens and they take,a keen interest in
tluir work, everything progressing in
a most satisfactory manner, and when
the vessel is completed tit w ill 1 be - a
! credit to everybody who have been
connected with its construction. As
an illustration of this, when the gov­
ernment inspec ‘ was in last week
he was more than pleased with the
fine workmanship put into the build­
ing of the boat, which will insure
more contracts from the government.
St. Mawes Lady Pearl ............ 215.00
Katy’s St. alaw(js Maiden
411084 .............................. 1... 33500
—Flui enc« B. Hoyt. Portland
Will Maxwell
St.Mawes Waltz Rosarie
299384 ...............:.................... 85O.OO
Mane Hathaway:
Marie of Shady Lawn Farm
330119 .................................... 260.00
Spotsie's Fern Fox ................... 125.00
s
feed
for
less.
topi:>bcr.!.r
Carl Possetti:
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tne U " a il l
Fern’s Fairy Fox, 399077 ....
St. Mawes Dairy Maid, 410900
l.s. watches, silvcr-
Iftelrv. W. cloc
i-R.
E
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Majesty's Honeymoon Bess ..
\ ictoria of Mistletoe, 288437.
l«\V. A. O re's write your insur-
S. V. Anderson:
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Wanted—horses or cattle to pas-I
289223 .... 325.00
ture. See C. Hanenkrat or Pl: Tone 4F2 Princess
AIbert Starette,
p. Johnson:
1 j \V. Bennet , expert watch re-
Tillamook.
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pg. s. P. w ..tch ¡inspector.
St. Mawes Rosarie Rose
For Sale—Pigs, just weaned. Se | I
410903 .....................................
lllie soil docto r 1 sold by Kuppcn-
150.00
Clarence
Hanenkrat,
Bell
Phone
4F2,
Ler.
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Olga Irene St. Mawes, 410987 105.00
■put!*
Tillamook, Oregon.
1.
A
L. A. Edgar:
Jot in the W t -t—Oregon Portland
Majesty’s Eminent Lass .... 110.00
Always uniform and fresh.
J. S. Diehl:
Sale of Registered Jerseys Bring
■ Ijnb-Schrader Co.
Eminent’s Piolet Lad ............
50.00
Remarkable Prices.
■ for Sale or tr .di — Merry-Go-round,
Cyrus Randall:
Eta 144 Tillamook Oregon.
Belle’s Rosarie 329O3O ............ 400.00
The H. H. Curtis herd of registered
Wm. Robitsch
handle 1 r<>j m Powder. Best for
Jerseys which sold April 2nd, in Tilla­ St. Mawes Dutchess Nan, 403-
imping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
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mook, brought the highest average
295
.................................... 175.00
United to trad" city property for
price of any Jersey sale that has been
M. N. Bays:
;rtage close to city.—See Shrode. *
staged west oi the Rocky Mountains, Rinda Lad’s Rosarie, 147295.. 15700
and we believe, west of the Mississ­
A. D. TiPpin:
1 irant Six, the
ippi River, titty-three head brought a St. Mawes Queen Esther, 410-
rg ever. S c Kuppenbcnder,
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total of $18,100.00, or an average price
976 ...........................................
500.00
> County Court is in session, this
of $341.00 .This included all the an­ Sultana’s Foxy Mona .............. 15500
eg the regular monthly meeting.
imals Dig and little and certainly was
Dave Fitzpatrick:
a remarkable showing.
St. Mawes Rinda Lad ............
■toi. Kirk left on Tuesday for
130.00
M. J. Bays:
The bull, Poppy’s Golden St Mawes
|dune, Washington.
No. 131311 brought $1700.00, which is Sultana’s Lily Carnation, 344-
¡it Kuppenbcnder tell you hew to
148............................................... 260.00
also a record public sale bid for the
«m-ney on ycur cement work. *
Outside buyers:
same territory. A group of ten Tilla­
fem, on Tuesday to the wife of
I. Nordstrom, Boudon, Oregon:
mook Jersey Breeders bought the bull
li Daw son, a son.
jointly. They are as follows: P. W. St. Mawes Countess, 410899... 200.00
J. J. Kleek, Beaverton, Oregon:
Todd, Wm. Maxwell, Claude Ackley,
E and Mrs. Frank Paul left last
St.
Mawes Pauline, 410901 .. 330.00
1.
H.
Neilson,
Gus.
Peterson,
Sollie
day lor a trip to Portland.
Owen A. Thompson, Blachly, Ore.
Smith, Joe Donaldson, Ed. Cary, T.
jS:>t by Test—Oregon Portland
H. McCormack and Leonard jdcCor- St. Mawes Rinda Lad Rosarie,
sent. For sale by Lamb Schrader
mack.
160981 .................
-125.00
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McArthur & Stauff, Rickreall, Ore.
This bull is, without doubt, one of
~
400.00
the richest bred bulls in America, or I St. Mawes Majesty Bess
till pay you to see Everson tor a
Rinda
Lad's Gertie
Bracelet
. .
Investment in city property or
in the world. His dam St. Mawes . St
Mawes
.s Stoke
15500
1 iands.
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Poppy, has a record of 1120 tbs. but-
p ig> .I98o
185.00
ter in a year, and has 2 sisters with'
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Sale—8 hsad milk cows, all giv-
Hazel. 410904
over 900 rbs. and 4 more with 740 tbs | ’ St. Mawes _________
" ' .... 285.00
tilk, except one due to freshen
The sire, Rosaries Olga Lad, has 15
ith the tenth.
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ànnçd by V/S Y\. ii K pa V ic K^
daughters with over 500 tbs. bv utter Program for Parade on Saturday.
liyor Boats has appointed Emil
in a year, most of the records bi_..
o
oefng
■
o>—
Her city marshal, in the place of
I made in the heifer class. The bull
"a is
ThiB is Oregon's official slogan—’Tis Freedom's Call; Lend Your All.
The parade formation and line of
L Curtis. ,
Defend yourself. If you can't go across to fight, you can do the next best thing by investing in Liberty Bonds almost a perfect Jersey type. He dir- march at Ii:00 o’clock a.m. Saturday
to keep your boy—your neighbor's boy—on the firing line
ed many of the youngsters that were April 6th.
iko is June? for reliable informa-
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To Protect Your Country
sold in this sale. The good this bull
;o to the Gem Theatre,, Tuesday
Formal ian will be as follows:
To Perpetuate American Freedom
will do this county in the years to
G. A. R.
ii 9th.
To Keep the Demon Hun From Your Door.
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come is .hard to estimate.
W. R. C.
We can't act too quickly. The danger is imminent. We will be tardy at best. Don't stop to think, any
ij not be insured in the best lire
St. Mawes Waltz Rosarie, No. 299-
Red Cross
more
than you would stop to think whether to strike back if you were threatened by an assassin.
luce company, it costs no more.
School children
Will you jeopardize your liberty by tailing to do your duty? He who hesitates is most
assuredly lost.
I . 348 topped the females lor $850.00,
berson.
going to Will Maxwell, has a heifer
All that your forefathers fought and died for is ldst. All that the patriots of '65 fought for is lost.
Fife and Drum Corps
sry Diehl ;wd B. A. Leach were
This is your great opportunity. U«e it and
record of $549 lbs. butter. This cow
Firemen
inted on the city street cleaning
Take your place as a real American.
is in calf to the $1700.00 bull and due
Patriotic Boosters, women and men.
i May 14th.
nment.
The Liberty Board, G. A. R., W. R.
Her yearling bull, bred by the same C., and Red Cross will form in order
r Sale—New modern residence,
sire, sold to Joe Donaldson for $400. as given, on Stillwell Avenue facing
id in best residence district. For
A marriage license was issued to I Get your farm implements, gas en­
squadron will give a dance at Gari­ Mr. Donaldson was the heaviest buyer North, head of column resting on 2nd
it a bargain. See Frank Heyd. ' Carl Jenney and Kilda McKinster.
gines, silos and cutters from Kuppen- baldi, the proceeds to go to the Red in this sale, getting 7 head for
Street. School children will form on
.and Mrs. Geo. Willett and dau-
guarantee all of our Cross. He came up from the camp at $2925.00. He got some of the choice
In conformity with the rule formed bender. We
south side of 3rd St. facing Stillwell
r left this morning to return to elsewhere, all wood orders
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must be I goods.
Miami to challenge Tillamook to a ones, among therh, Emminent Lad's Ave. and west, liife and Drum corps
achusetts.
accompanied by payment in advance. I For Sale—1 horse, I surrey, hay $8 game of base ball at the fair grounds Pussy, a very showy cow, all dairy and Tillamook
Rifle Club
will
i a ton, 1 pen birds of thorough bred one week from next Sunday, and it is type, and picked by some, before the form on north side of 3rd Street fac­
Barriage license was issued to —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
ony M. Jenck and Anna E.
I Silver Stangler Hamburgs, I incuba- the intention of Captain O’Brien to sale as the top cow.
ing Stillwell Avenue and west. Fire­
Ncstucca Valley ranches
1 tor 63 eggs, some wooden beds and form a league with Nehalem, Wheel­
At 8 o’clock in the evening about 50 men will form on South side of Sec­
I beat. We have just what yi
I other furniture, 1 cheap
_ range.
__ —H. __
L. er, Tillamook and the 447th Areo of the members of the Tillamook Jer­ one street facing Stillwell Avenue and
It “Guaranteed” silo is complete at prices and terms to suit purchasers.
Squadron. '
1 Fowler, the Weston Place.
sey Club and visitors sat down to a West. Patriotic Boosters, both men
sold for less. Send for our big Taylor Real Estate Agency, Clover­
♦ | A young man by the name of Sheriff Campbell returned to Tilla­ banquet at the Tillamook Hotel. Jer­ and women will form on north side of
book it is free. W. Kuppcnben- dale, Or.
sey spirit ran high and the praises of 2nd St. facing Stillwell avenue and
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Demand that your contractor use I Frank De Vroy cimmitted suicide mook on Tuesday from Portland the breed were sung by nearly all West.
on Wednesday evening by shooting where he had taken eight pro-Cier-
Santa
Cruz
cement.
It
is
always
uni
­
t your big book on uses cf ce-
those present. Morrison Mills, presi-
Line of March will be as follows;
himself in the head with a revolver.
lia modern sanitary farming. No form and has exceptional fast setting He had been working at the Coats mans and I. VV, W.’s. Th^ federal dent of the club, acted as toastmaster. North on Stillwell Ave. to 1st St.;
qualities which is preferred. For sale
authorities ordered the interment of
The proceeds of the lunch at the thence east to 2nd Ave. East, thence
t: should be without it. It is at the Kuppenbendcr Warehouse. * Lumber Co.’s saw mill in this city
Herman Solaro and Otto Amine, both Fair Grounds at noon and $30.00 from South to 4th St.; thence east to 3rd
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See Kuppcnbender.
enemies.
Anthony the sale of one of the bulls went
Don’t miss “Cupid’s Round Up” but not feeling well had not worked German alien
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to Ave. East; thence north to 2nd St.
thrilling drama of the Golden with Tom Mix, a new William Fox for about two weeks.
Pietila a member of the I. W. W. the local Red Cross,
or
a
total
of
thence west to 1st Ave East; thence
>
Tom
William Fox presents
star in a thrilling story of the Golden
Hatching eggs for sale from trap- when he reached Portland, said he about $63.00.
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iouth to 4th
Street; , ------
thence
east to
in “Cupid's Round-Up” at the West at the Gem Theatre, Thursday, nested S. C. Rhode Island Reds, with had been misguided in joining the T.
It is most gratifying to note that of I 3rd Avenue east; thence north to 2nd
Theatre, Thursday, April 11.
W.
W.,
and
tore
up
his
card
in
proof
April 11.
records up to 245 eggs in one year.
this entire herd of Jerseys sold here Street; thence west to 1st Avenue
of this. He gave his word that he
nt a war garden but see that
Coming! The most wonderful of all The kind that pay a profit on war would return to Tillamook and join only 6 head were bought by parties East; thence South to 4th St. thence
outside of the county, in spite of the
seed is right. Hydrated lime is the great screen dramas, Metro’s pro­ time feeding prices. Flock headed by
the Loyal Legion of Loggers and fact that several outside bidders came east to 2nd Ave, east; thence north to
oil doctor. Get it at Kuppenben- duction of “Blue Jeans" with Viola “Vibert” strain Cockerels from 271
3rd St.; thence west to 1st Ave. East.
Lumbermen, when he was released.
with the idea of taking away all of
larehouse.
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It will be strictly a walking parade
Dana as the star, at the Gem Theatre egg stock. Eggs, $1.00 for 15; $5.00
per 100.—Mrs. Hugh Barber, Fair­
unless there is some one who is feeble
Herman Solaro, who was employed the best animals.
Kuppcnbender about the Grant Tuesday, April 9th.
view Creamery.
* by the Tillamook County Bank, was
The list of buyers with their pur­ or unable to walk, in this case they
otomobile, the snappiest car on
Word have been received that the
chase follows:
may use auto or other conveyance
Bert
’
Hines
was
instantly
killed
this
taken
to
Portland
on
Sunday
and
old next spring. Apply to An- 26 Tillamook boys who were trans­
Daniel Bros.
and form on Stillwell Avenue south
morning at the Bay City Logging turned over to the federal authorities.
Netsch, Mutual Phone.
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ferred from the 10th Company, Coast
are not
camp on Tillamook bay. He is a For a long time the people of Tilla­ Olga Lad’s Wewbill, 410978 .. $410.00 of school house. There
n«y to loan on farm lands, from Artillery, to the 65th Artillery, have single man 61 years of age. He was mook county have 'f en suspicious of Margaret of Mistletoe,
Mistletoe, ........... 310.00 enough autos for all to ride, and Our
up. Good terms. Reasonable rate arrived safely in France.
Sollie Smith
Boys Over There are not riding in
standing on one of the runners of a I Solaro, who visited most parts of the
Mt, We want your business,
Olga
Lad's
Daisy Girl 370042. 400.00 autos, so why should we on this one
Dr.
Turner
eye
specialist,
of
sled of heavy timbers which was be­ county on horseback, and some had
t’trson.
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Portland will be in TillamtJok ing used to haul machinery when the him sized up as a spie. Solaro is Buttercups Gertie, 344146 .... 25500 occasion.
E. M. Clark:
«the change of hour of evening again Friday and Saturday, April 12- line running through a pully on one about 35 years of age and came to the
Children from schools in county dis­
6 at th. Christian Church, 7.00 20, at Jenkins' Jewelry Store. In Clov­ runner of the sled became entangled United States in 1910. He has tw > Gertie’s Merry Glynllyn 344147 400.00 tricts will report to Mr. Bowman at
an Endeavor; Church services erdale, Thursday, April 18th. Consult and jerked the two runners together brothers in the German army. When Rinda’s Lad's Matilda, 239163. 390.00 school grounds, who will give you
Io clock.
him don't forget the date.
*3 crushing the body between them.
Solaro came to the United States he Rctta’s Voilet Marigold 328370 325.00 place in the line.
There is a place in the ranks for
was
accompanied by a German spy Blosson's Orinda, 399675 •••• 590.00
Curtis and family left on
All members of the \\. R. C. are
My client has 40 acre farm just 3
Sultana's Oza, 144140............. 240.00 everyone. See that you yourself are in
"ay i.T Vancouver, Wash., requested to join in the Liberty bond miles from city limits of Portland named Steins, who was recently ar­
Jolly Modora.............................. 37000 line. If you arc not a member of any
’It. I urtis will become the pas- drive parade on Saturday morning at southeast, right up to date in every rested in New York. For some time
Joe Donaldson:
of the organizations taking part in the
Solaro
workeel
as
steward
at
the
>he Christian church.
to a.m.. Meet at K. P. Hall. I he reg- detail
,
with everything in stock and
Merry Glynllyn’s Poppy 358-
parade, take your place with the pa­
Elk's
Club
in
The
Dalles
and
then
":se will be at his Tillamook ular meeting will be Saturday evening equipment first class, Income for came to Tillamook. Some one phoneel
027 ........ -................................. 470.00 triotic boosters. No matter what or
cream and pork averages about $200
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- at 8 p.m.
to Portland from Tillamook that “If La Creole Violet, 399676........ 27500 who you are or where you arc from,
a month, want Tillamook dairy farm
Katy of Shady Lawn Farm,
we arc all on the same level in this
t! Thursdays until further no-
B. Kuppcnbender recicved a car
in exchange for this fine home place. vol1 dont intern this fellow Solaro at
330122 .....................................
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load of Grant
_____ Six autos last week, It you have something to offer will once somebody will have to bury ; Eminent Lad’s Pussy, 261155 • 500.00 fight, both men and women, so be on
650.00 hand.
and he has disposed of machines to
him”. Last fall Solaro had been plac- 1
featuring Alice Joyce W. G. l’enter, of Oretown; Father send you full particulars. Neal Brown
Hermit’s Pussy Fancy, 386157 2J0.00
If there is not 500 people in the
ed
under
bonds
by
the
government,
|
hrv Mores will be shown at Basil, W. E. Lentz and Dr. E. L. 207 Panama Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
Orinda’s Blossom, 329164 .... 42O.OO parade we all will be disappointed.
and on Monday he was interned until
» Then re. Monday, April 9th,
Golden St. Mawes Rosarie
Parade will be short, only marching
The Priscclla Club met last Friday the close of the war.
161026 ....................................... 400.00 16 blocks, about % mile so do not let
'' lor Blue Ribbon feature, Glaisyer.
with Mrs. C. Schultz. The home was
For
sale,
brush
land
at
Hood
River.
Till-
D.
L.
Shrode,
chairman
of
the
Claude Ackley
'll be sure to please you.
that be an excuse for you not being
prettily decorated with spring flowers.
Three crops of alfalfa when cleared.
amook Liberty Loan committee with Olga's Oneida, 410997 ............
33500 there. Parade will start at 11 o’clock.
to Wisconsin cheese drop- Will sell on time and loan money for The Club will meet at Red Cross M. F. Leach, W. B. Aiderman, F. D.
Lad's Carnation of M. F. 313-
Organizations and all who take
- ;. pound, Tillamook improvements to right man for dairy­ headquarters for work* on the last Small and Fred C. Baker went to the
449 ...........................................
340.00 part be at your place by 10:30 o’clock,
Wednesday
of
each
month.
The
after
­
* took 1 drop of 2 cents ing.—F. P. Friday, Hood River, Or. *
If you have a flag be sure and have it
noon was pleasantly spent finishing ship yard on Wednesday, and at noon lllahc Stoke Pogis’ Belle,
K iiij now quoted at 24
Mr. Shrode gave the shipbuilders a
336906 ......................... ........... 310.00 with you.
The management of the Gem Thea­ bootees for the Belgian Relief. Mrs.
w pound.
tre have another big. treat coming for Miller and Mrs. Lovejoy were the in­ talk on the Liberty Loan drive, and Hermit’s Graceful Pussy,
386152 ............ ,....................... 400.00
'o acres irrigated alfalfa the movie fans of Tillamook City in vited guests present. The hostess in doing so said every man there
Card of Thanks.
Gus Peterson:
lc >ton country. Part level- “Cupid’s Round-Up" Look up the date served a dainty lunch at a table dec­ should take a Liberty Loan Bond,
:
well, etc. $3000. Owner and tell your friends.
We thank all those who gave us
orated consistent with Easter. The which he believed they would do. The St. Mawes Pretty Princess
410997 ..................................... 31000 help when we had the bad fire and
’ “1, 1828 East Everett, St.,
next meeting will be April ¡9 at the , men gave several rousing cheers
showing
how
interested
they
were
in
T.
H.
Neilson:
Charles Jennings, a son of Jack- home of Mrs. Riecher.
“• Oregon.
especially are we thankful to Mr. and
Jennings, left on Saturday to do his
Captain O’Brien, of the 447th Areo 1 the drive. It is safe to say that the Lad's Marine, 230880............... 54400 Mrs. T. Ruenze, who made it possible
I and unfurnished rooms bit. He enlisted in the marine corps
men at the ship yard will do their bit,
Mrs. M. J. Bays:
that we did not feel the loss the first
> iw's
apartments, 4*h at Portland on Monday, and his wife Squadron, w as in the city on Wednes ( not only in building one of the best La Creole Crystal Queen
days when we were without home
i Miller Ave. on 6th came to the city that day to sign the day, and he informs us that pne week ships for the government, but will
298462 ...................... -................. 30000 and everything.
from next Saturday members of the j help considerably in putting Tilla-
*3 necessary papers to release him.
P. W. Todd:
,
H. Houswith and family.
I
W. A. Wise, dentist.
I k »dairy c • >iiould be f<jd some
Ray & Co.
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1 >il M-
edy
at
C.
I.
Clough
gooirot Rci!
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it
■ cian and surgeon.
pt Shearer, |
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ftaerdale. Crc