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TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Jl’Nl
Tillamook Jottings.
»1.50 PER YEAR.
For Sale—Second hand roll top
desk in good condition. Price right.
Apply to R. C. Jones, County Agri­
cultural Agent.
the mothers to the fact that an ex- WHOOPING UP W.S.S. DRIVE. ind -Mrs.
t
,
It was CALL MORE TILLAMOOK BOYS.
amination of children under 5 years
’
thought $1,400.00 was a big quota for ;
IN
ALL
PARTS
OF
COUNTY,
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!
that
district,
and
what
surprised
the 1
of age is soon to be conducted. This
is a nation wide movement, for the District Chairmen Report Meet- pï'y1 risked VhJy he first two homes AD ot Class 1 Exhausted and
W. A. Wise, dentist.
.
y reached thei.- quota
J. H. Cook, who owns timber in this sake of conservation of its children.
Men in Class 2 Will to be
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
for the district.
ing With Great Success.
epunty, with Mrs. Cook and Mrs, The time and place of examination
CaUed in Next Call.
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Let W. A. Church write your insur- Clark, were in from Portland on a will be announced in the local papers
next week, and it is hoped that every THE CITY’S ROLL OF HONOR
A number of the school districts
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L»nce-
visit.
patriotic mother will respond.
have reported that they have reached
There was a good sized crowd at
p Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough
I
"lhe “Guaranteed” silo is complete
their quotas and some having gone the depot on Wednesday morning to
and sold for less. Send for our big I My client has 40 jicre farm just 3 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Balmer, of Red over the top with goodly sums, Hebo
Co.
say good bye to the Tillamook boys
miles
from
city
limits
of
Portland
Clover
District,
Goes
Over
tbe
silo book it is free. W. Kuppenben-
reporting that it had gone over the who had been drafted, which number­
The soil doctor b sold by Kuppen-
southeast, right up to date in every
Top
With
$1000.00.
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der.
*
top this morning with $500.00 in ad­ ed 29 men. Twenty four of these men
bender.
1 detail with everything in stock : and
Get your big book on uses vice- equipment
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answered their first roll call outside
first
class.
Income for
The W. S. S. drive in Tillamook vance of its quota.
Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver-
the court house and then marched to
ment in modern sanitary farming. Nc cream and pork averages about $200 County started off with every reason
«
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
It has been decided to hold a meet­
Kuppenbender sells feed for less. farmer should be without it. It is a month, want Tillamook dairy farm to believe that it will be just as suc­ ing tomorrow (Friday) evening in the depot. Four other men were pick­
free.
See
Kuppenbender.
c
c
e-
| jn exchange for this fine home place, cessful as the Liberty Loan, Red
ed up in the north end of the county
Call at the wareiieuse.
Hie City Hall at eight o’clock, which
Plant a war garden but see that II you I*ave something to offer will Cross, Y. M. C. A. and other drives will partake of a patriotic gathering, and in Portland and the other, Pas­
For Sa le—Second hand Ford in
chal Fraser, is in California. The men
' send you full particulars. Neal Brown in. jihis county, as the chairman and
good condition. See Harris Garage. ♦ your seed is right. Hydrated lime is 207 Panama Bldg., Portland, Oregon. committee in each school district when it is more than probably that in the draft who left Wednesday, go
the soil doctor. Get it at Kuppenben­
•some idea as to how the drive- is pro­ to Camp Lewis and include the fol­
have taken hold with a vim.
Only the best in photo-plays are der Warehouse.
*
Several members of the Emergency
County School Superintendent G. gressing will be made public. Mrs. S. lowing: Tony Werner, Ollie Woods,
shown at the Gem Theatre.
Situation Wanted.—Practical nurs­ Shipping Board from Portland were B. Lamb is the chairman of the ex- S. Johnson is the chairman of this Willard Yates, Photios Papordopulos,
High -t cash price paid for hides— ing, to do general nursing. Call Dave in over Sunday, driving in by auto. It ecutive committee, which also includ­ district^ and a strenuous effort is be­ Leonard Mitchell, Earl Paul, Victor
1 TIi vvr at Ball’s shoo.
* Krake, Mutual Phone and ask for ■ has been decided to give Feeney-
es p. W. Todd, A. W. Bunn, Ed Gil- ing made to raise considerably more Hanson,, David McCracken, Donald
♦ Bremer Co. more contracts and an­ uert, H. Crenshaw, Chester McGhee, than its quota, to make up for dis- Schofield, Leonard Rush, Kenneth
For all kinds of cement work. See Jannette Seymor. .
other ways will be put in as soon aS
tricts that have larger quotas than McDonald, Jay
Michaud, Paschal
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■ A. T. Dolan, Mutual Phone.
Wanted, by July 1st or before, fur­ possible. They spoke highly of the and Fred C. Baker. The county has can be raised.
Fraser, Peter Henige, John Nielson,
been
well
organized
and
reports
from
j
Stray cow on Herman Hauswirth’s nished house or two or three rooms, work being put into the ship now school districts are very encouraging.
Seth Vcrmilyea. Jos. Attenberger,
close in, adults only. Address Dr. being built, and with two ships build­
■ place, owner please call for same.
On Monday Chairman Lamb sent BIG CELEBRATION THE 4th. Abraham Bays, Oliver Beckwith, Jos
Ramsey, Portland, Ore. Gen. Del, * ing at the same time this will mean
Kuper, Lyle Edwards, Henry Cam-
the following circular letter to each
I
Every dairy cow should be fed some
Don’t throw away your old tires but 300 men being employed at the ship district committeman.
phe, Elmer Baker, Henry Hanenkrat,
i
Linseed Oil Meal.—Ray & Co,
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WiD
be
pie
Largest
Patriotic
get an “Inner Tire” and get from yard.
Ed Creecy, Asa Krumlauf, Clyde Rey­
Tillamook, Oregon June 24. 1918.
j
Prof. F. Von Eschcn, of the Willa­ 100 to 5000 miles more service out of
Demonstration Ever Held aa I nolds, Philip Frost and August
Mrs. C. J. Edwards, president of To the School District War Savings
I
mette University, was in from Salem. each tire at low cost.—See Shrode.*
Shearer.
m tne.County.
the Tillamook Branch of the Red
Committeeman:
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The time is growing short for the !
j
Born, June 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Need a truck to haul your milk? Or Cross, organized another auxiliary
I
W. Letson, a daughter.
There will be a big parade on the
anything else? Got an old automobile? on Wednesday at Yellow Fir with 19 eventful occasion when one hundred
Gilbert Zaddach and Henry Weiss
members. Miss Louise Lyster is the million people of the United States of 4th of July in this city as Tillamook will leave June 29th for
j
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for See Sliro le, he will explain the rest.
California
president
of
the
new
organization;
America
shall
at
one
time,
weld
them
­
will
be
the
only
place
in
the
county
It’s a “Truxtun Attachment.”
*
School of Mechanical Arts, San Fran-
stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
*
Mrs. Agnes Lyster, vice-president; selves into Uncle Sam’s mighty that will celebrate the Nation’s na­ cisco.
In conformity with the rule formed and Mrs. Nancy Hall, secretary-treas­ Home Base War Savings Army. June
Wanted to trade city property for
tional holiday. Big crowds are expect­
!
acreage close to city.—See Shrode. * elsewhere, all wood orders must be urer. Miss Nancy Brown was appoint­ 28th will be a memorable day and the ed from Cloverdale, Beaver and the
accompanied by payment in advance. ed chairman of the moss committee, act will be sacred because <41 the mo­
Old F. Lane will leave June 30th.
southern part of the county as well as
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re­ —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
* and the ladies of the Yellow Fir aux­ tive behind it. I commend you upon from Bay City, Wheeler, Nehalem, for Vancouver Barracks.
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
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Demand that your contractor use iliary are going to set the pace in get­ your splendid effort and the privilege Brighton and the beaches.
For bargains in second hand auto­ Santa Cruz cement. It is always uni­ ting out and cleaning moss, which is you have of heading your district's
Twenty four boys will leave Tilla­
lhe soldier boys from the various
form and has exceptional fast setting urgently needed.
mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
division of Miis army, representing spruce camps, the rifle club, fraternal mook on July 5th for Fort McDougcll
qualities which is preferred. For sale
American—Men, orders and business men and various Cal., and those in the call are: John
Announcing the new Grant Six, the at the Kuppenbender Warehouse. *
Improved farm for sale, by John legions of iloyal
Women and Children.
organizations will be in line for file Wester, Francis Adams, Delmar Sco-
best ever. S:e Kuppenbcndcr.
*
Leland
Henderson.
153
acre
ranch.
90
Mrs. Frances M. Lamb and daugh­
Have your committee of workers parade, which will, form at 10:30 vell, Alex Walker, James Hiner, Fred
Let Kuppenbender tell you hew to ter, Vida, arrived in this city last acres Tide Land—ail diked. 10 cows. completed and instructed. H not, o'clock a.m. The various organiza­ Pickett, Ed. Patchell, Neil Hiner.
save money on ycur cement work. * Monday to join Mr. Lamb. Mrs. 9 Grades and 1 full blood Jersey. there is yet time.
tions will for mon Stillwell Avenue, Wm. D. Buckbee, Roy Estabrook,
Lamb and daughter are guests of Mr. Cows all tested, 3 heifers and 5 year­
Reust,
The following telegram was receiv­ and south of 1st Street, all units fac­ Herbert Goldsmith, Henri
Lost, child’s kid glove. Fownes
lings,
of
which
-4
are
heifers.
4
calves,
and Mrs. Geo. Lamb for the week.
Fred
Brown,
Clarence
Corder,
J-ran-
ed
by
me
this
morning:
ing
north.
The
Tillamook
band
will
make. Finder please leave at Dr.
two of which are heifers. 22 head of
Portland, Ore. June 22, 1918.
lead the parade with the Liberty Car. cis Buckles, Harold F. Follett, Har­
Grider’s office. I O. O. F. Bldg.
For Sale—One 7x10 Tacoma Don­ stock in all. 2 heavy horses. 30 hen*.
1 he soldier boys from the variou/ old Hollett, Wm. Lawrence, Jasper
key Engine, 800 feet of main line and All farming implements. Fine im­ G. B. Lamb, Tillamook, Ore.:
Before buying that automobile, see
War
Saving Campaign in your camps will be the escort and guard of Alley, Geo. Papamanthaus, Nelson R.
1600 feet of trip line, blocks and oth­ provements. All land tillable. The
W. J. Stephens at the Elkhorn Billiard
er equipment. Inquire of C. L. Wool­ place will support 30 to 40 cows. On county must not be allowed to fail. honor and will take their place in the Cheese, Orval Kcllow, Chas. Eckloff,
Parlors about the Oldsmobile.
ey and Son, Tillamook, Orc.
* Yaquina river, 1% miles above Tole­ No one at time of National crisis has line under their command. Next in Jos. Walker. Alternates: Virlin S.
right to refuse time or money neces­ the line will be the G. A. R. and W. Brown, Paul Edgar and Earl R.
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a
For sale, a dairy ranch of 90 acres, do. Price $21,800. Call and sec photo, sary to meet the responsibility. De- R. C. The fraternal floats will form Woods.
position to give you prompt service
and
general
description.
at right price, with 22 cows, team and
relection f on part of workers is a in this section, the Odd Fellows and
»■* on your repair work.
*
a large quantity of farm tools. Three
Monday evening July 1st, Marathon crime. A* representative of govern­ Rebekah lodges of the county follow­
There is a call for 37 men on July
For Sale—3 young brood sows, 8 miles east of Tillamook, Apply to Lodge No. 89, will install the follow­ ment you have right to demand full ing their floats, the drum corps will
months old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick, George Tinnerstet, Tillamook, Ore. * ing officers for the coming term. co-operation. Phone all your district be the next in line after which will 22nd, to go to Camp Lewis. The list
is not quite complete at this time,,
Bell Phone sFi2.
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For sale—80 acres irrigated alfalfa Ralph C. Warren, C. C.; W. T. Oath- and strengthen every weak point. follow the Rifle Club; the business there being four more names to add
out,
V.
C.
;
Stanley
G.
Clark,
Prelate,;
Emphasize everywhere need of limit floats and autos will form in this sec­ to the list. The names of the first 33
Jones-Knudson Furniture Co. vs. land, Hermiston country. Part level­
Albert Krake is a suit filed in the cir­ ed, buildings, well, etc. $3600. Owner H. B. Millis, M. of W; William D. pledges and newspaper publicity. I tion using the rifle club as a base; all are as follows: Roland McGinnis, Ed
R. J. Arnold, 1828 East Everett, St., Coburn, M. A.; Ralph R. Edwards, I. am depending on you. Best wishes for other organizations will be directed Smith, Elmer H. Cross, Robert Pep- -
cuit court to recover $54.10.
G.; and Albert G. Johnson, O. G. success.—Jackson.
to their places in the line of parade ass, Arthur S. Gilmore, Vern Blanch­
Portland, Oregon.
The City Council has passed an or­
This will be a semi-public installation
As County Chairman of War Sav­ by the Grand Marshal. All units ard, Magnus Hansen, Gilbert Rock,
Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has to which all Knights are requested to
dinance prohibiting the sale of and
ings you are expected to win success forming will form in the line north Thos. A. Gillen, Chas. F. Stone, Emil
employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­ bring their wives or other members of
exploding of fire works in this city.
in June Campaign, just as wc expect from 5th street and Stillwell Ave. to Schollmeyer, Arthur Donaldson, Sid­
lis, and is in a position to give you their family. The Pythian Sisters, and
our boys in France to win victory in prevent any confusion. The Tilla­ ney Moon, Emery Wagner, Charles
Best by Test—Oregon Portland
quick and reliable service on your those who have taken the First and
this war period. One hundred percent mook Hose company, with their auto
Cement. For sale by Lamb Schrader
♦
watch and clock repair work.
t Co.
Second rank, are also cordially invited Americanism in your county should truck will lead the parade and keep Seaman, Rufus L. Liles, Arthur Body­
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felt, Allen Mitchell, Arthur C. Tatro.
For sale or trade—1916, Model 83, 4 to attend. No set program has been mean nothing less tnan one hundred the line of march open.
Chas. E. Merrit, G. Summers, Emil
A marriage license was granted to cylinder Overland in good running arranged, but there will be plenty to
percent pledged in war savings per­
Line of March of Parade.
Heusser, Jas S. Hiatt, Marion L.
Albert G.
Crimmins and Mattie order. New top and upholstering, eat, and a good time for all. Don’t
iod. 1 am confident you will succeed.
From 1st and Stillwell Ave, East on Gaines, Clyde Webb, John Josi, Ray
Himes, both of Tillamook County.
good tires, 2 spare tires. Want lighter forget the date. Be on hand. All —F. A. Vanderlip.
1st Street to 4th Ave East; thence Houck, Carl Plitzkow, Al Learned.
For Sale—good second hand bicycle car or $700 cash. Address E. J. Kraft, Knights arc requested to be at the
The fate of this movement is in South on 4th Avenue E. to 3rd street; Hubert Butler, Jim Karamdros, Peter
* hall on the morning of July 4th to your hands. May you be firm enough thence East on 3rd street to 5th Ave.
Troxel saddle. $15.00. See R. B. Mil­ Wheeler, Ore. Will demonstrate.
Jenck, Alfred Marolf,
take part in the parade.
and strong enough to carry it through. E; thence south on 5th Ave. E, to 5th
ler, Tillamook Garage.
Did you ever stop to think that
Questionaires are now being mailed
If
1
can
help
call
by
phone.
street;
thence
west
on
5th
street
to to June 5th, 1918, registrants: Regis­
We have received a letter from Dr.
Take your watches and clocks to about 25 per cent of feed that is fed
G. B. Lamb.
2nd Ave. E.; thence north on 2nd tration numbers from I to 15 both in­
Jenkins, when in need of repair, for without cutting is wasted? And that J. E. Reedy, which says in part:
Chairman County War Ave. E, to first street; thence East clusive were mailed June 25th; from
"I am feeling fine, and have not lost
feed put up in a silo is worth about
quick service.
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Savings Committee.
on 1st street inhere the parade will 16 to 29 inclusive, mailed June 26th;
30 per cent more than if put up dry? a pound under hard work in military
Best in the West—Oregon Portland
pass in review and halt and disband from 29 to 43 mailed June 27th; and
life. 1 have graduated out of the of­
Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
Lenient. Always uniform and fresh.
ficers’ training camp and tried to
“The undersigned citizens of Tilla­ in front of the court house square balance 44 to 57 inclusive were mailed
A respectable middle age lady, who make good, and have done it. Am one
Lainb-Schrader Co.
*
mook
City each hereby subscribe and where the public speaking of the day June 28th. These are to be filled out
is here from the East on account of
and returned within seven days.
W. J. Stephens is agent for the change of climate, wishes employment of many more Tillamook boys that promise to pay for War Saving will take place.
The program and sports committees
Oldsmobile, see him at the Elkhorn as housekeeper. Does not care for you can be proud of. Look out for a Stamps in the amount of $200,00 be­
are
making
arrangements
for
prom
­
big write up in Colliers' Weekly by ing an investment of $166.80 if made
Billiard Parlors.
The above calls will take all the
family housekeeping. Address Box
inent speakers and every effort is be­
Wanted—One-horse mower—Apply 101, R. F. D., Tillamook, Oregon. * Mr. Adams on army or camp life. to-day.”
men now in class one, and with addi­
ing
put
forth
to
secure
if
possible
Mr.
Adams
was
with
our
battalion
in
That was the heading of a sub­
to Clent King, Beaver, Bell Phone,
tional calls the board will have to
Information to the autoists and a big march and also lectured to us. scription list circulated amongst the someone from the battle fields of Eu­
SF3.
*
take them from class two.
other travelers to the effect that the There arc many things that 1 would business men of this city by W. G. rope. There will be all kinds of con­
For Sale—Team, 8 and 9 years, road between Butler and Sour Grass like to touch upon but—. You may Dwight and H. H. Rosenberg, and tests arranged for the afternoon
All persons who can give informa­
weight 2950, well broke, good pulling road, leading to Tillamook, has been hear from me directly or indirectly they raised $11,000 in the first day’s which will be fully announced during
the day. There will be two big ball tion in regard to any draft registrant
team. Inquire at Headlight office.
put in a fine condition for travel by someday as 1 am on my way over round up. Should, however,
the
there. You can talk about luck, 1 am county’s quota fall short of $151,000 games in the afternoon after the whose status is affected by the work
Wanted to rent, dairy ranch, from the County of Yamhill.
the only Veterinarian in the state of a number of these gentlefnen will be sporting events are pulled off and or fight regulations, which come ef­
•5 to 30 cows.—John Zeller, Tilla­
Tillamook has a responsible, resi­
Oregon
that has been called to this touched for a further sum by Uncle there is also planned to have street fective July I, are particularly re­
mook, Oregon.
dent paino tuner. Reasonable charges,
big training camp for instruction, and Sam’s representatives in the Tilla­ dancing on the paved streets which quested by the War Department to do
W ill pay you to see Everson tor a guaranteed work. Selling Steinway is sure worth a man’s life time. Good mook City school district, for every­ will be roped off for the occasion. so.
•afe investment in city property or and other quality pianos. Address H. luck to all.”
Tillamook plans a gala day.
in fact, the regulations make it the
body who has anything to do with
F. Cook, Box 164, Tillamook, or leave
farm land*.
Rollie W. Watson, assisted by able duty of all citizens to report at once
this drive are representing the gov­
orders
at
Everson
’
s
Real
Estate
of
­
lieutenants, will be the grand marshal all facts which may come to their
For Sale—thorough bred Airdale
* Government Awards Contract for ernment of the United States. The of the day. The various committees knowledge concerning
registrants
Terrier pups, cheap, at Noyc's barn, fice.
follows.
honor
roll
is
as
Another Vessel.
will preside over the sporting events who are idle, or who are engaged in
At a meeting of the Presidents of
Tillamook, Oregon.
J.
S.
Lamar
W. G. Dwight
for which cash prizes will be an- the non-productive occupation or em­
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C. J. Edwards
David Martiny
For Sale—121 acres of Wilson river the women's organizations of the city
nounced.
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A telegram from Washington, D.C.,
ployment. This report should be made
on
Friday
afternoon,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Star Grocery Co.
H. H. Rosenberg
bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free­
to the nearest local draft board
Reichers was elected chairman and to the Feeney-Bremer Co., brought B. C. Lamb
A. A. Pennington
man, Tillamook, Oregon.
Food Hoarders are Fined.
Persons writing or giving this in­
Mrs. Geo. Hanslmair, secretary of the good news that on the advice of A. W. Bunn
T. Hamilton
For Sale--New modern residence, the Tillamook unit of the Womens' L. J. Wentworth, district superintend­
formation in person need have no
W.
J.
Reicher*
P. W. Todd
located in best residence district. For Council of Defense.
ent of the Emergency Fleet Corpor­
The word has gone out from the fear their names will be revealed, for
Geo. G. Lover
P. J. Worrall
•ale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. *
ation, at Portland, the shipbuilding
Johnson & Handly Federal Court that there shall be no the information will be regarded in
W.
B.
Aiderman
Teachers taking examinations this firm had been awarded a contract to
food hoarding in Oregon. In the first this sense as strictly confidential.
A new line of wall paper just re­
Clara Boals
C. I. Clough
Under the head of "Idlers' l” who
ceived at the Harris Furniture store, week are: Elsie L. Taylor, Tillamook; build another Ferris boat for the gov­ J. L. Lawson
Louis Labowitch case ever brought before a court in
this state, Fred Kebbe, a farmer of will receive consideration from the
also a prepared paste for putting it Lelia Drew, Tillamook; Rosalind Da­ ernment. It will be built on the ways Alex McNair
R. W. Bennett
vies, Netarts; Alice M Phillips, Tilla­ where the present boat is being built,
Mohler, Tillamook County, was fined local boards in their re-classification
on.
C. A. Johnson
mook; Harriett Gaylord, Tillamook; and will be commenced as soon as A. W. Plank
$500 for hoarding flour, and his son, of such registrants who decline to
A.
M.
Hare
Thad
Robison
R.
C.
will
meet
1 he G. A. R. and W.
Eva Wheeler, Tillamook; and Daisy the vessel now on the ways is launch­
Fred, Jr., was fined $200 for the same enter a useful occupation or employ­
Fred C. Baker
promptly at 10 o'clock at the K. of P. Goldsworthy, Beaver.
ed. The Wheeler Lumber Company E. T. Haltom
ment, *thc government lists such oc­
offense.
Geo. W. Kiger
H. T. Botts
hall on the 4th to take part in the 4th
Judge Wolverton, who passed the cupations as "gamblers of all descrip­
About 80 persons were at the Red agreed to furnish the lumber for C. O. Dawson
z Conover & Condit
■ July demonstration.
sentence, made it clear that the pen­ tions and employes of race tracks
K. of P. Lodge
Cross rooms picking moss on Mon­ two additional vessels, and between S Viereck
Dr Wise will be at his Tillamook day evening, and it was decided to now and the time of laying the keel Polite W. Watson G. A. Edmunds
alty was made light in this first case, and bucket shops, and fortune tellers,
office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes­ keep the rooms open every evening, of the next vessel will give the mill
and that it might be imprisonment clairvoyants, palmists and the like.”
Plasker Bros.
M. W. Harrison
days and Thursdays until further no­ for there is a great demand for moss. company plenty of time to get out the
next time. He pointed out the impor­
King-Crenshaw
F.
R.
Beals
tice.
*
tance of upholding the food hoarding
The ladies served sandwiches and ship timbers and getting together J. H. Rosenberg
Ira C. Smith
For Sale and Rent.
other material. There are good pros­
law to help beat the Kaiser, and said
C.
W.
Talmage
Carl
Haberlach
Get your farm implements, gas en­ coffee.
pects of another ways being put in
that every patriotic citizen should
T. H. Goyne
E. E. Koch
gines, silos and cutters from Kuppen­
Arnold von Wyle vs. Solon Schiff- when the government awards con­
assist the government in winning the
Sixteen good cows, 13 fresh, price
Ackley
&
Miller
C.
W.
Miller
bender. We
guarantee all of our mann is a case filed in the circuit tracts for building a number of larger
$75 each. Good market for milk. 50
war in every possible way.
R.
N.
Henkle
The
Rialto
good*.
*
court, being a transcript from the jus­ vessels.
acre dairy ranch. Will lease for 3 or.
O. A. Schultz
Jeff Wallace
Card of Thanks.
5 years. Price $300 a year, part can be
Money to loan on farm lands, from tice court of the second justice dis­
M. F. Leach.
W. J. Stephens
Dairy
Ranch
for
Sale.
1500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate trict, in which the justice court rend­
worked out on place. Good buildings,
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t6o acres on Tillamook River, near
of interest. We want your business. ered a verdict in favor of the plain­
We wish to, thank all the friends well fenced, will leave farming tool*
Of individual subscribers, as far as
See Everson.
tiff for $72.00 with attorney’s fees Yellow Fir Mill, keeps tj cows, 3
on place. Camp grounds on place, Ji
we are able to learn. Mr. and Mr*. who so kindly assisted us during the
For Sale—Second hand auto truck, placed at $20.00 and the further sum heifers, bull, horse, 8 hogs, which go
t.33 AIIU
12 X- ■ V» CM lam
and UCAlll
death VI
of UUI
our beloved
fath-1 ■ mile on water front, % mile to beach.
with pla«g. Capacity can be doubled. Fred Balmer, of the Red Clover illness
1200 tbs. capacity, in good condition. of $21.00.
Come and see me at once as first
Price $12,500. Must change climate, School District, were the first to go er 1 and also for the beautiful floral I there
Also second hand saddle, practically
first served.
The
Tillamook
unit
of
the
Women
’
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over the top. Mr. Balmer taking offerings .
ija.
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~ account of wife's health.
new Inquire of H. M. Cross, Tilla
E. G. Calkins, Otis, Ore.
• ­ 1 Council of Defense, calls attention of
Irma, Curt and Leo Doerge.
$800.00 worth of War Savings stamps
E. R. Gainer, Hemlock, Ore.
mook, Ore.
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