ilimiwk
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, J t NE
lamook Jottings
fi, 1918,
I1.50 PER YEAR.
Why not be insured in the best fire
Word was received in this city that ell, Alfred Anderson, Frank Nelson, FOOD VIOLATORS IN BAD FIX. 56 Young Men Register and
insurance company, it costs no more, Mrs. William Olsqn, who resided here James Thomas, Walter Downs, Ot.s
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Names of those in Next Draft.t
see Everson.
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some years ago, died in California on Edwards, Ed Marshall, Chas. Makins- Rudolph Zweifel, Fred Kebbe, Sr.,
For Sale—thorough bred Airdale May 30th. She is the mother of Mrs. ter.
A. Wise, dentist.
and tied Keboe, Jr., Bound over Fifty-six young men, who became
Terrier pups, cheap, at Noye’s barn, Abe Cohn.
nJ your c veilings at the Gem.
My client has 40 acre farm just 3
21 years of age since June 5th, 1917,
Tillamook, Oregon.
•
to Federal Grand Jury.
of
Pcrrtland
Reuben Freeman, who was arrested miles from city limits
W. A. Church write your insur-
registe cd on Wednesday as follows:
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For Sale—121 acres of Wilson river last wee kin the north part of the southeast, right up to date in every
Ben H. Joy, George A. Johnson,
Fred Kebbe, Sr. and Fred Kebbe,
bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free | county, having failed to register, was detail with everything in stock and
Ernest B. Church, Trevor B. Hare,
Jr.,
who
were
arrested
at
Mohler
last
1
l0fror Remedy at C. I. Clough man, Tillamook, Oregon.
* taken to Portland on Tuesday by a equipment first class, Income for
Saturday finding
the quantity of I Ralph W. Blum, Espber Mills, Nich-
cream and pork averages about $200 hoarded flour in their houses last | olas Pelz, Fred J. Robitsch, Charles
For Sale—New modern residence, deputy U. S. Marshal.
located in best residence district. For
The Tillamook branch of the Red a month, want Tillamook dairy farm \\ ednesday by a secret service officer R. Moore, Albert G. Crimmons, Frei
mo for rcnt- Call 33W Bell
*
sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * Cross made the first shipment of in exchange for this fine home place. from Por.land were held under $5000 C. Reusser, Jesse Y. Woods, Lyonal
If you have something to offer will bail each for the United States Grand H. Thayer, Elvin R. Measor, William
A new line of wall paper just re Spagnum moss to Portland last week,
ie soil doctor io sold by Kuppen-
send you full particulars. Neal Brown Jury which is now in session in Port L. Speece, Curt Doerge, Clark E.
ceived at the Harris Furniture store, this branch being called upon to fur-
207 Panama Bidg., Portland, Oregon. land.
Embum, Fred Hollett, Eddie Heisel,
also a prepared paste for putting it 1 nish 200 sacks.
I Shearer, physician and surgeon, on.
Kenneth R. Cater, W. Victor Lane,
*
United
States
Attorney
Rankin
Geo.
W.
Kiger
was
yanked
into
the
Dr. Turner, the well known eye
Ldale, Ore.
•
Glenn T. Woolfe, Howard L. Lamar,
states
that
he
intends
to
break
up
the
moss
room
of
the
Red
Cross
on
Wed
Furnished and unfurnished rooms | specialist, of Portland, will be in Till
nesday to help fill the bags, and see practice of hoarding in Oregon. After Tory P. Krumlauf, Herbert J. Olson,
irv clocks, watches, silver- to rent. Shaw's
apartments, 4th amook again Friday and Saturday, ing so many pleasant, nice looking hearing the circumstances of the pur Ammon Beaumont, Cliff Kinnaman,
l I r ’.’W. Bennett.
*
house East of Miller Ave. on 6th 'June 14-15, at Jenkins’ Jewelry store.
ladies so busily engaged in picking chase of the flour by Kebbes lie said Ted R. McFalls, Dehner L. Powers,
Lenbcnder sells feed for less, Street.
*3 1 Consult him. Don’t forget the date. * over the moss, he invited them all to that in his opinion the dealers who Fred Travis, Daniel B. Lucas, Wesley-
[at the wareiu use.
*
John Ebingcr & Son have bought ice cream. We want to inform George made such sales were as guilty as the Raney,, Earl Parker, Orval F. Barnes,
Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook
f will be an eclipse of the sun office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- | one^of the tractors from Ben Kuppen- Washington there was another bunch purchasers and ordered the arrest of Rollin Bear., Sherman P. Reed, Wil
days and Thursdays until further no ' bender) to do work about their dairy of busy, nice looking ladies in the Rudolph Zwiefel, of Mohler, who liam F. Atwood, Daniel A. Davidson,
[Saturday afternoon.
tice.
♦ farm; and Del Penter and Wm. Gage, other work rooms that he overlooked made the sale ot the flour in question. George Handy, George E. Bergstrom,
L the b<
in photo-plays are
of Cloverdale, have also bought one on Wednesday and it is up to him to Zweifel is also held iii $5000 bail for Benjamin F. Riggle, Robert E Kral,
For Sale—Second hand roll top
L.at the Gem Theatre.
Bryan Lee, Ray Andrew, Charles A.
to do plowing on diked land.
the United States Grand Jury.
treat them to ice cream.
desk in good condition. Price right.
O’Brien, Clair G. Craven, Archie R.
Other
cases
of
alleged
hoarding
Milton
Piano,
Cheap
if
L Sale—
Tillamook is wheatless. There is no
Apply to R. C. Jones, County Agri
Improved farm for sale, by John
Long, Wrcnnine Kcllow, Glenn S.
L oace. C. A. McGhee.
longer a 50-50 rule on flour. We Leland Henderson. 153 acre ranch. 90 have couie to the notice of the Food
cultural Agent.
Taylor, Eugene D. Hester, Floyd D.
must all use loo per cent substitutes. acres Tide Land—all diked. to cows. Administration and have been report
Lest cash price paid for hides—
Wilson, Homer Baker, Richard M.
For Sale—1917 Ford, in excellent
. . Ball's
P.ill’c shop.
clinn
* condition, good tires, Hassler Shock Our line of flours and cereals is as 9 Grades and I full blood Jersey. ed to the secret service officers and it Miles, Orval M. Bodie, Steven Kou-
bayer, at
is
expected
that
other
arrests
will
fol
full a one as we can obtain. C. O. & Cows all tested, 3 heifers and 5 year
,rall kinds of cement work. See absorbers, robe rail. Inquire Tilla C. M. Dawson.
low shortly. No arrests will be made, bus, Alfren Hirsi’g.
lings, of which 4 are heifers. 4 calves,
Men wl.o have volunteered for Ben
I... Mutual
Vintimi Phone.
Phnnp
mook Garage.
[ , n Dolan,
tile Food Administration Officials
two
of
which
are
heifers.
22
head
of
Did you ever stop to think that
son Training School:
Get your farm implements, gas en I about 25 per cent of feed that <s fed stock in all. 2 heavy horses. 30 hens. say, if flour is brought in voluntarily,
Lrv dairy cow should be fed some
Rcscoe Barker, John Leslie, Emile
1 \:i Meal.
\l.. .1 —
_ I?
□ v .X-
Lj < Oil
Ray
& Cn
Co.
* gines, silos and cutters from Kuppen without cutting is wasted? And that All farming implements. Fine im but when an arrest is made the matter Wooley, John Plasker,
Lawrence
passes
out
of
their
hands
into
the
bender. We
guarantee all of our feed put up in a silo is worth about provements. All land tillable. The
hi Spy” will be at the Gem J’hea- goods.
United States District Attorney of Kuppenbender, Leland B. Erwin, and
♦
place
will
support
30
to
40
cows.
On
Alfred Smith.
30 per cent more than if put up dry?
Le night only—soon.
Yaquina river, I'/i miles above Tole Portland.
Money to loan on farm lands, from Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
Those who will be called in the
On Wednesday of last week, Local
L handle Trojan Powder. Best for $500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate
do. Price $21,800. Call and see photo,
next draft, this month are:
Food
Administrator
McGrath
111
com
Rabbits
will
help
solve
the
meat
Lng.—Tillamook Feed Co.
*
and general description.
of interest. We want your business.
Ollie Woods, Willard Yates, Phot
pany with a secret service man from
See Everson.
* problem. One pair will produce from
Harold W. Jump, of the 72nd Bat the treasury department, made some ios Papacdopulos, Thos. Van Patten,
[anted to trade city property for
12 to 20 pounds of first class meat
C. E. Lovejoy has resigned his po
läge
every 60 days. Large New Zealand talion Seaforth Highlanders, of Can investigations at Mohler and vicinity. Leonard Gitchell, Earl Paul, Victor
Age close
---- to city.—See Shrode. *
sition as bookkeeper at the Coats
Don
Armed with search warrants they Hansen, David McCracken,
Red stock for sale. Ira C. Smith. Call ada, is visiting with his sister Mrs.
the
.»■ pictures every night at
Lumber Co., and has accepted a like at Smithy’s Variety Store.
Albert Byers, o£ this city. Mr. Jump searched the houses of Fred Kebbe Schofield, Leonard Rush, Kenneth
Paschael
Fraser, Jay-
position at Dallas.
saw active service on the Lens and Sr., and Fred Kebbe, Jr., (both reg McDonald,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Michaud, Peter Henige, John Nielson,
I W. Bennett, expert watch re-
The closing exercises of St. Ai Tillamook branch of the Red Cross Paaschendale front in France and istered alien enemies) for hoarded
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Seth Vermilyea, Roland McGinnis,
Lg. S. P. Watch inspector.
phonsus Academy will be held in tile will be held next Tuesday evening. after a severe attack of trench fever wheat flour which they had good rea
Abraham
Bays,
was invalided home to his regiment’s sons to suspect as being at their Jos Altenburger,
Itr bargains in second hand auto- city hall on June 14th, Doors open at
All members are requested to be base at Vancouver, B. C. He relates places.
Chas Adams, Horace Sappington,
Lles go to Case’s Garage.
8 p.m.. Admission 25 cents and 15c.
present, when Mrs. McGrath will give many exciting and humorous inci
i
When Mr. McGrath and the secret Oliver Beckwith, Jos. Kuper, Heniy
L can’t go wrong if you attend
Housekeeping apartments for rent a report of the Seattle meeting.
dents that occurred while he was in service man went to the Kebbe homes Champhe, Elmer Baker, Henry Han-
i
[photoplays at the Gem theatre. at the Morgan Apartments. First st.,
Two games of base ball will be the trenches and he has nothing but the owners declared that they had no enkrat, Ed Crcccy, Asa Krumlauf,
Lancing the new Grant Six, the I ' and Fourth Avenue cast, Northeast
1 played on Saturday and Sunday after- the highest of praise for the work the surplus supply of' w heat flour and had Benajah Center.
\
*
» from Court House.
. noons at the Fair Grounds between Red Cross is doing "over there.” Mr. hoarded l.one whatever, and a search
[ever. See Kuppenbender.
1
The
G.
Super Attractions at the Gem.
A. R. and W. R. C. wish to 10th Company, Coast Artillery and Jump returns to the hospital in Van of the premises revealed nothing.
Lhing but the best in late photo-
couver, B. C., tomorrow, but express However, after going back to Mohler
those
who
took
part
in
the
Tillamook,
and
a
dance
will
be
given
------ Q------
thank
all
[s at the Gem Theatre every night.
memorial services which proved such Saturday evening at the Armory for ed the desire to return to this part of and in investigating the books of Friday, June 7—"Girl by the ♦ Road
the country when he obtains his dis Rudolph Zweiiel, a local dealer, it was
I ioot row boat for sale,in good a success with their kind efforts.
the benefit of the mess fund.
side”—A scintillating story of love
charge.
Lion. See Stafford, Wilson river.*
discovered that Mr. Zweifel, contrary
At
a
meeting
of
the
Republican
and adventure, in five interesting
Ivan E. Gist, of Cloverdale, and D,
Graves Brothers of Sheridan, who to law had sold both the Kebbes sev
ft Kuppenbender tell you hew to Martiny, of Tillamook, were drawn County Committee on Wednesday,
reels, produced by Bluebird, photo
eral barrels of wheat flour the past
t nuney on ycur cement work. * on the federal grand pury, which con with Frank Paul chairman and Thad have made arrangements to locate a
plays., Inc., starring Violet Merser-
six months. With this information
cannery
vaniicij
in
this
lino
city,
v-svj,
have
•
1
ss
v
v.
leased
the
,
j
. Robison secretary, State Senator T.
eau, who has endeared herself to all
m. Newcomb, who has been quite vened in Portland on Monday.
> went back to the
B. Handley was chosen state commit Wade building, which is conveniently i the investigators
theatre going public in all parts of
in Portland, returned to 1 illa-
_
j
Kebbe
homes
and
made
a
more
thor
Judge Geo. R. Bagley is holding
the universe.
teeman and Fred C. Baker congress located for that purpose, and the ma
court this week a nd for three days
chinery will be installed immediately. ough search, with the result that Saturday, June 8—"Winding Trail” 5
ional committeeman.
C. S. Graves was in last week, when seven sacks of flour were found on
lost, a bay marc, weighs about has been trying the case of h. R.
reel Metro Production featuring
The Sugar Bowl at Rockaway is for the lease was signed, Merril Smith | the second floor of the home of Fred
B. Finder please notify Nancy A. Beals and D. T. Edmunds.
\ iola Dana. A western story, pro
sale
or
rent.
Always
pays
big,
no
com
the
Kebbe,
Jr.,
six
secreted
under
Lick Wilson, and receive reward.*
Lost, on Sunday, between city and petition. Most popular confectionary will have the management of the out
duced and acted in a way that is
curlier
of
the
floor
and
one
in
the
side business in obtaining fruit and is
seldom lound in this type of pictur
L..dl fi.ur room modern house for Hime’s place on Trask river a 11 e w store along the beach. Must dispose
meeting with good success, for prac room. Two guns were also found
'
fly
leather
bound
fish
basket
and
es. One of the best offerings in our
I furnished or unfurnished. Close
of it quick. Not going to beach this tically all the loganberries in the Bea here and taken.
regular program.
book. Rollie Watson, receive reward. season. Write 11. E. Hoss owner, care
Lrm 1 like riot.—John Harter.
Alter the find at the Kebbe Jr.,
ver district have been contracted for.
"It Pays lo Exercise”—2 reel Par
Oregon
City
Courier-Press.
A
snap
the
father
’
s
The
“
Guaranteed
”
silo
is
complete
home
’
the
officials
went
to
It is more than probable that the
Likins.
Likins, the Jeweler, is now in a
amount-Mack
Sinnett
Comedy,
for
our
big
and a bargain.
* evergreen blackberries will be earlier home and there found twelve sacks of
L011 to give you prompt service and sold for less. Send
featuring Chester Conklin and pre
Kuppcnbcn-
flour
seer
.ted
in
a
very
cunning
way
silo
book
it
is
free.
W.
this
year,
and
this
will
give
a
longer
M rs. A. J. Anderson was hostess for
Lour repair work.
senting some of the beautiiul girls,
*
der.
the l’riscella Club at the last meeting. time in which to pick them. There is beneath the floor of the second s ory.
who have made these comedies
Icr Rent—5 Room House, garden
Four
guns
were
found
at
this
place.
Get your big book on uses of ce- At the annual election of officers good money in picking the evergreen
famous wherever they have been
Id chicken yard. Furniture for sale
No significance can be attached to
ment in modern sanitary farming. Nc Mrs. Riechers was chosen President; blackberries, and, no doubt, a larger the finding of the guns, as they were
exhibited.
ty reasonable.—P. O. Box 425.
number
of
persons
will
be
engaged
in
farmer should be without it. It is Mrs. Lewis, Vice President, and Mrs.
Adults 20c.
Children 10c.
* Anderson Secretary. Mrs. Anderson 11 this year, especially school children not of much importance, except that Sunday, June 9—“Love Letters”—five
lor Sale—3 young brood sows, 8 free. Sec Kuppenbender.
the
Kebbes
arc
alien
enemies
and
money
■ths old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick,
served a dainty lunch, after which for it will mean considerable
reel Paramount picture featuring
Plant a war garden but see that the club adjourned until next Septem to them by getting out and picking should have turned their guns over to
E Phone 5F12.
Doi
."'thy Dalton, in a mystery play
the sheriff long ago.
your seed is right. Hydrated lime is
the berries.
that will thrill you, a story that will
Lu will see the best show in town, the soil doctor. Get it at Kuppenben ber.
The officials seized the flour and
keep you guessing. "Love Letters”
Lie Gem Theatre any time jou der Warehouse.
* 1 Farm for rent, stock and equipment
took it to Mohler for shipment.
Evangelist is a Live Wire.
are responsible for a great deal of
for sale. I am called to report for the
lose to come.
The officials heard that Rudolph
Situation Wanted.—Practical nurs army the 29th. *My place on Three
trouble, don’t write any more until
Zweifel had been selling wheat for
lest by Test—Oregon Portland ing, to do general nursing. Call Dave
after you have seen this picture.
Surely everyone will agree that no chicken feed which is contrary to law.
Lnt. For sale by Lamb Schrader Krake, Mutual Phone and ask for Rivers one mile of Flebo for rent.
made when Bruce This Mr. Zwuifel denied, so the offi Monday, June 10,—"Home Trail” five
Will run about ten head, Horse, hack, mistake was
Jannctte Seymor.
reel Vitigraph picture
featuring
harness, yearlings, numerous small Evans the evangelist was advertised cials claim. How’ever, upon investiga
Nell Shipman, a stirring romance of
fake your watches and clocks to
Free Seeds—A package of vegetable tools, household goods etc., for sale. as a "preacher with a punch”. He is tion 26 sacks of whole wheat were
the rugged west.
kins, when in need of repair, for or flower seed given free with each $100 cash rent. Will W. Yates.
* often called "The apostle of Pep”. found in the Zweifel store room.
♦
“Captain Jinks the Coblcr”—one
X service.
hoe, rake or shovel purchased at ( Dr. Shearer received a telegram Sat Bruce Evans never knocks. He is a ( ______
it is reported that the Kebbes will
reel comedy featuring Frank Dan
booster.
He
says
a
knocker
never
j,
e
interned,
Smithy
’
s
Variety
Store.
tit ill the West—Oregon Portland
urday afternoon at 5 o’clock to report
iels. This program is another ex
wins and a winner never knocks. He |
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lent. Always uniform and fresh.
Don’t throw away your old tires but immediately for service.
He left t at
ample of our high class photoplays
believes a church man ought to smile
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r
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Call
for
Food
that
is
Hoarded.
and
get
from
•
midnight
and
arrived
Portland
hb-Scliradcr Co.
get an Inner lire
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which we arc presenting, you can
and be the happiest man in town. |
loo to 5000 miles more service out of I Sunday morning. He is now at Camp God doesn't expect a Christian to look '
hardly afford to miss any of them,
for sale, horse, six years olJ,
There
is
a
great
need
of
wheat
flour
each tire at low cost.—See Shrode.* ' Lewis. He was accompanied to Port-
like the tail end of a hearse according to send to France. The situation has Tuesday, June 11—"Reaching for the
Ighs about 1400. Address E. E.
-.us 0.
Mrs. ._
Boon,
Mrs.
*
Moon”—5 reel Artcraft production
Need a truck to , haul , your miBc
Or ■ land by X Mr. and betso;1
Cloverda!e
to Bruce. Evans allows no personal become so critical that it has become
bis, Hebo, Ore.
featuring Douglas Fairbanks, in one
work in the audience. He does not necessary to discontinue the sale of
anything
else?
Got
an
old
automobile?
»
Lost.—Auto
License Plate No.
of his entertaining and pleasing
See Shro le, he will explain Hie rest. ['-ouncr-
boost fo rany one church. He is a flour until the next harvest and to ask
17b. Finder return to this office and
We arc pleased to say that the union evangelist and gives every man
comedies. See display ad on another
It
’
s
a
“
Truxtun
Attachment.
”
all
persons
who
have
any
flour
to
re
15«c.
i
page of this paper.
Hammond Lumber ‘Co. subscribed the privilege of joining the church of
Liline out. Going to Army. No. S ' In conformity with the rule formed $100.00 toward the Red Cross drive in his choice. This is the 141st revival turn it to their nearest dealer who Wednesday, June 12—“Arms and The
will pay for it, rcsack it and hold it
elsewhere,
all
wood
orders
must
be
kli-rwood T ypewriter, good as new,
Giri—5 reel Paramount picture feat
I Tillamook county, and we arc sure Bruce has conducted. He has held re
, accompanied by payment in advance. the Red Cross boosters of this county vival meetings in every large city in for the Government for shipment to
uring Billie Burke. A comedy of war
lap. Phone 30-J.
France.
It
is
expected
that
about
I_ a . F. Coats Lumber Co.
adventure and romance with strong
appreciate the co-operation of the Oregon Lorn the White Temple in
three shiploads will be gathered from
United:—Some one to catch "The
situations and plenty of entertain
Demand that your contractor use Hammond Lumber Co. Since the re Portland to the large Tabernacle in all the counties of Oregon arid ship
b" watch for dates at the Gern Santa Cruz cement. It is always uni
ment. Billie Burke in the leading
port given last week Coal Creek Ashland. Evans says the only way to ped from Portland in Oregon built
Litre.
form and has exceptional fast setting turned in $239,25 and Blaine $34-50.
role and at her best.
live a Christian life is to
ships
direct
to
France
by
way
of
the
•
'3 in session this qualities which is preferred. For sate
women do at a bargain
Thursday, June 13—“The Devil’s
the county court is
Panama Canal.
Ben,Peck, operating spruce camp your ground and push
He
monthly at the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
W heel”—5 reel \\ illiam Fox spec
lek, it being the 1 regular
.
The return of the flour in less than
at
Rockaway
since
Jan.
1st,
closed
The Black Perchcron Horse Liberal
ial production featuring Gladys
speaks every night.
ping.
' sack lots is entirely optional, but all
operations
on
account
of
stricter
will be in Tillamook City on Friday
Brockwell. A thrilling play of the
1
patriotic
persons
are
urged
to
bring
timing to the Gem Theatre in the i and Saturday 24 and 25 of each week government specifications and scale.
Paris underground, stirring portral
Tillamook
Yard
to
Grow.
their
flour
in.
Small
lots
will
be
ac-
k future “The Spy,” A' atch for during the rest of the season.—E.E. He has shipped total of 35 cars. He
j cepted and paid for. Our boys in of high and low life in Fran e.
may start small mill or logging op
Il s.
“Damaged No
Goods”—William
Cross, Owner.
France need it. They have given and
cn-
erations after July 4th. His pay roll
Feeney & Bremer of Tillamook,
Fox Sunshine Comedy in two reels,
ft anti ■ !—One-horse mower—Apply
C. B. W iley and wife and Miss Con- average of $100 per day during past gaged in turning out one of the Ferris are giving a very great deal for the
an excellent comedy number, full of
[dent King, Beaver, Bell Phone, stance Hoskins returned from Aam-
three months employing 15 men and type of wooden ships for the Emer country. You are asked to go without
laughs and funny situations galore.
liill county on Monday, Gale Bue 16 horses.
gency Fleet Corporation, piob-bly wheat for a very little while in order
!
that
they
may
have
it.
Will
you
not
having
left
that
morning
’
lor
I
ortland
For Sale—Team, 8 and 9 years,
will expand their yard and there will
’------ rhe Naw
I Tillamook has a resident piano tun-
“This department is too patriotic to
I
tun.ngs
$4.00. Re- be at least two covered ways, Excel give them your share for that little
light 2950, well broke, good pulling to enl.st m the Navy
v
I
,
A
’
v
x-*
r
Im. Inquire at Headlight office.
use these pencils,” wrote inspector C.
For sale—80 acres irrigated altalfa 1 pairing piano actions, ivory and case lent headway is reported b.ing made while?
The
flour
so
returned
must
be
in
the
L un id to rent, dairy ranch, from lamL Hermiston country. Part level ' work. Organs repaired and tuned. with construction there by J. L. Hub- I hands of the dealer by June 20th, O. Myers to W. D. Fulton, Ohio’s
Secretary of State, on receiving a
Ore
[to jo cows.—John Zeller, Tilla- ed, buildings, well, etc. $3600. Owner Representing Sherman Clay & Co. bard chief hull inspector of the
division
re»dy for shipment to Portland. consignment of
pencils
marked
gon
district
for
the
wooJe
i
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r
J.
Arnold,
1828
East
Everett,
St.,
Selling Steinway and other quality
k>k, Oregon.
, ' Bring it in.
“
Made
in
Germany.
”
It
was
a fine
of
the
Emergency
Fleet
Corporation,
Portland, Oregon.
pianos. Your resident tuner spends
No person is permitted to have joke on the Democratic officials of
Mrs. J. 0. Holden and family will
who returned yesterday from Tilla
his
money
in
Tillamook
and
will
ap
more than one sack of flour in his Ohio, whose party stands for Free
Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has
Le next Sunday for Bcllvue, Idaho,
mook.
kre Mr. Holden has a wheat ranch. employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo preciate your patronage. H. F. Cook,
“Arrangements have been made by possession. All flour brought in in trade. 1 hey arc "too patriotic to use
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lis, and is in a position to give you Box 164, Tillamook, Oregon.
the Wheeler Company to increase its sack lots will be paid for if it is pencils "made in Germany,” but in
W ill pay you to see Everson tor a
quick and reliable service on your
A large crowd was at the depot on mill cipacity and saw- all ship timb brought in voluntarily and at once. 1913 their party was so unpatriotic as
h investment in city property or
watch and clock repair work.
Saturday to say good bye to the Til ers requited, a part of which luvc Any person found in the possession to make a bid for German competition
nn lands.
lamook boys who were drafted in the been drawn from outside mills up to of more than one sack of flour will be in lead pencils, against those "made
H. B. Millis, who has been deputy
For Sale—Full blooded Jersey cow,
last call. They were, Arthur Brown, this time,” said Mr. Hubbaid. “That prcsecuted under the Hoarding Act in America,” by reducing the tariff
pars old, price reasonable. Inquire in the Assessor’s office for the past Marion
Darby, Geo.
McDonald, will provt a highly impoitant ad and the flour will be condemned for duty to a ridiculous rate, thereby en
four years, has accepted a position Douglas Aitken, Mark Hobson, Chas
■Alix Watt, Tillamook.
the use of the United States.
abling Germany to stock our market
with the Creamery Association and Johnson, O. U. Monte Cristo, Walter vantage for the shipbuilders and per
Robert H. McGrath. so full that our importers are carrying
For sale, 12 head of choice dairy
mit
them
to
hancie
much
work
if
in future may be found in Haberlach’s
County Food Administrator. those stocks four years later.
Hill, Chas. Robitsch, Herschel Scov- they wish.”—Oreglnian.
iws,—E. L. Parrish, Box, 584, Dal-
office.
l> Oregon.