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TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JULY
Tillamook Jottings.
Fairview Red Cross met on Wed­
nesday with 29 members present,
when several sacks of sphagnum moss
W. A. Wise, dentist
• were picked over.
For Sale—Second hand roll top
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
desk in good condition. Price right.
Let W. A. Church write your insur­ Apply to R. C. Jones, County Agri­
ance.
cultural Agent.
Hoofror Remedy at C. I, Clough
1 he Guaranteed” silo is complete
Co.
.
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and sold for less. Send for our big
The soil doctor u sold by Kuppen-
bender.
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Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver*
ware _R. W. Bennett.
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Kuppenbender sells feed for less.
Call at the wareitcuse.
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silo book it is free.
der.
W.
Kuppenben­
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Get your big book on uses <_f ce­
ment in modern sanitary farming. Ne
farmer should be without it. It is
free. See Kuppenbender.
♦
For Sale—Second hand Ford in
Mrs. Jennie Sheets, Mrs. Dolph
good condition. See Harris Garage. ♦ Tinnerstet and Mrs. Ike Moore, of
Highest cash price paid for hides— Pleasant Valley attended Pomona
L. Thayer, at Ball's shop.
♦ Grange at Blaine on Thursday last.
Plant a war garden but see that
See
* your seed is right. Hydrated lime is
the soil doctor. Get it at Kuppenben­
Stray cow on Herman Hauswirth's der Warehouse.
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place, owner please call for same.
Situation Wanted.—Practical nurs­
Every dairy cow should be fed some ing, to do general nursing. Call Dave
Linseed Oil Meal.—Ray & Co.
* Krake, Mutual Phone and ask for
*
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for Jannette Seymor.
Stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
♦
Don’t throw away your old tires but
Wanted to trade city property for get an “Inner Tire" and get from
acreage close to city.—See Slirode. * too to 5000 miles more service out of
each tire at low cost.—See Shrode.*
L. H. Brown is in from Portland
The regular monthly meeting of the
shaking hands with old friends.
Red Cross will occur in the city hall
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re­ next Tuesday evening, July 9th, at 8
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
♦ o’clock.
For bargains in second hand auto­
For sale or trade. One Belgum mare
mobiles go to Case's Garage.
9 years old. Make me an offer of cow
Coming "The Kaiser, the Beast of or what you have, G. F. Hackett,
Berlin,” at the Gem Theatre.
ship yard, Box 576 City.
Willard Newcomb is very low at
Need a truck to haul your milk? Or
present.
any.liiag else? Got an old automobile?
Announcing the new Grant Six, the See Shro le, he will explain the rest.
best ever. Sec Kuppenbender.
* It’s a “Truxtun Attachment."
*
For all kinds of cement work.
A. T. Dolan, Mutual Phone.
In conformity with the rule formed
Let Kuppenbender tell you hew to
save money on ycur cement work. * elsewhere, all wood orders must be
accompanied by payment in advance.
Before buying that automobile, see —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
*
W. J. Stephens at the Elkhorn Billiard
Demand that your contractor use
Parlors about the Oldsmobile.
Santa Cruz cement. It is always uni­
A marriage license was issued to form and has exceptional fast setting
Paul E Fitzpatrick and Eva M. qualities which is preferred. For sale
at the Kuppenbender Warehouse. •
Quinn.
“The Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin,”
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a
position to give you prompt service will be shown at the Gem Theatre,
on your repair work.
* Monday, July 15th. This no doubt is
the greatest picture ever released
A marriage license was issued to touching upon the present world war.
James D. Bell and Ara Seymour, both
For Sale.—50 light acyteline light­
of Portland.
ing system for sale cheap, 300 feet
The County Court is in session this piping and lamps. A bargain for an up
week, it being the regular monthly to date store or ranch. Inquire at
session.
City Transfer Co.
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For Sale—3 young brood sows, 8
The Tillamook County Jersey Cattle
months old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick, Club will meet at Sid Anderson’s
Bell Phone 5F12.
* place on Trask river, Sunday, July 7,
Best by Test—Oregon Portland AH members are requested to be pres­
Cement. For sale by Lamb Schrader ent and bring lunch.
Co.
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It has been decided to form two ad­
Owing to a forest fire at Cochran, ditional companies of home guards.
the trains were unable to get through There is a strong company in this
city, and it is proposed to have one
on Monday.
at Cloverdale and another at V\ heeler
For Sale—good second hand bicycle
For Sale—One 7x10 Tacoma Don­
Troxel saddle. $15.00. See R. B. Mil­
key Engine, 800 feet of main line and
ler, Tillamook Garage.
1600 feet of trip line, blocks and oth­
Tillamook County Bank vs. Darwin er equipment. Inquire of C. L. Wool­
Shaw and Elmer Lucas is a ¡suit filed ey and Son, Tillamook, Orc.
in the circuit court to recover $206.68.
For sale—80 acres irrigated alfalfa
Take your watches and clocks to land, Hermiston country. Part level­
Jenkins, when in need of repair, for ed, buildings, well, etc. $3600. Owner
quick service.
R. J. Arnold, 1828 East Everett, St.,
Best in the West—Oregon Portland Portland, Oregon.
Cement. Always uniform and fresh.
J. Hanson was arrested at the
Lamb-Schrader Co.
Coats logging camp, having used se­
Wanted—One-horse mower—Apply dition language. He is locked up in
to Clent King, Beaver, Bell Phone, the county jail pending the action of
the federal authorities.
5F3.
Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has
For Sale—Team, 8 and 9 years,
weight 2950, well broke, good pulling employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­
lis, and is in a position to give you
team. Inquire at Headlight office.
quick and reliable service on your
Wanted to rent, dairy ranch, from watch and clock repair work.
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15 to 30 cows.—John Zeller, Tilla­
For
sale
or
trade
—
1916.
Model
83,
4
mook, Oregon.
cylinder Overland in good running
Will pay you to see Everson tor a order. New top and upholstering,
safe investment in city property or good tires, 2 spare tires. Want lighter
farm lands.
car or $700 cash. Address E. J. Kraft,
For Sale—thorough bred Airdale Wheeler, Ore. Will demonstrate.
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Terrier pups, cheap, at Noye’s barn,
Five more Tillamook boys have
Tillamook, Oregon.
been called in a special induction, and
For Sale—121 acres of Wilson river left on Tuesday for the spruce divis­
bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free­ ion at Vancouver Barracks. They are:
man, Tillamook, Oregon.
Charles Gilmore, Geo. Papamanthan,
For Sale—New modern residence, Arthur Gilmore,” Thos. Gillen and
located in best residence district. For Chas. F. Stone.
sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. •
Did you ever stop to think that
A new line of wall paper just re­ about 25 per cent of feed that is fed
ceived at the Harris Furniture store, without cutting is wasted? And that
also a prepared paste for putting it feed put up in a silo is worth about
on.
to per cent more than if put up dry.
Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes­
Will the Red Cross members please
days and Thursdays until further no­ assemble near the entrance to the city
tice.
* hall to prepare to march in the parade
Get your farm implements, gas en­ on the 4«h of July. Please bring caps
gines, silos and cutters from Kuppen­ and flags, Red Crosses will be fur-
bender. We
guarantee all of our nished.
goods.
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\ respectable middle age lady, who
Money to loan on farm lands, from is here from the East on account of
$500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate
change of climate, wishes employment
of interest. We want your business.
as housekeeper. Does not care for
See Everson.
family housekeeping. Address Box
W. Kuppenbender vs. Ike Quick is tot, R. F. D., Tillamook, Oregon.
a suit filed in the circuit court to re­
Tillamook has a responsible, resi­
cover $232.00 for quality silo hard­
dent paino tuner. Reasonable charges,
ware furnished the defendant.
guaranteed work. Selli-g Steinway
For Sale—Second hand auto truck,
and
other quality pianos. Address H.
tjoo tbs. capacity, in good condition.
F Cook, Box 164, Tillamook, or leave
Also second hand saddle, practically
orders at Everson's Real Estate of­
new. Inquire of H. M. Cross, Tilla­
.
mook, Ore.
* fice.
I1.50 PER YEAR.
4, 1918.
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I Married on July 1st at the Sacret TILLAMOOK
COUNTY ONCE Blaine .................... .. 2,178 . .. 1,860
Mohler .............. .. 2,442 ... 2,480
1 Heart Church in this city. Paul Fitz­
MORE IN HONOR ROLL.
Batterson ............
910
patrick and Miss Eva Quinn, both of
330 ...
Bay City.............. .. 8,646 ... 8,646
1 1 illamook. Father Basil Schrieber
Woolfe School
tied the nuptial knot. The young
W3JS. Drive a Decided Success Brown School .. .
528 ...
couple are well known in the county
and Quota is About Reached. Faucet Creek .. . .
1,320 ...
670
and their friends extend to them their
Slab Creek..........
best wishes for their future happiness.
50
594 ...
------ O... —
594 ...
485
Thanks to the chairman and com­ Hays School ....
Jas. M. Erickson vs. W. A. Clark
Castle Rock .. . .
924
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and wife is a suit filed in the cT- lit mittee in each school district and a
Riverdale ..............
court to recover money. In April, number of ladies, who have sold W. Nehalem .............. .. 3234 .. • 1,950
. 6,996 ... 7.710
19>5. Erickson and Wrolstad started S. S. stamps in this city the past few Union ....................
.. 1,914 ... 2,035
an account, after which the latter months, and to the patriotic citizens
Johnson School .
805
792 ...
consigned his interest to the former, who have invested in stamps, Tilla­ Miami School ...
860 .. .
900
which amounted to $332.13 and $100 mook County is again in the honor
Wheeler & Brighton 1,120 ... 20,000
of which was paid, also $73.74 and roll, having gone over the top in the Red Clover ..........
... 1,460 ... 2,385
War Savings Stamp drive last week.
$1985 which claims are not paid.
The county’s quota was $151,000, and Boulder ................
Sarah E. Hickey vs. Clay Daniel is very few persons thought
610
594 • ■ •
that East Beaver ........
a suit filed in the circuit court, which amount of money could be raised at Barnsdale ............
990 ...
265
is to recover possession of certain the present time, when quite a num­ Pacific City ........ . 1,518 ... 1,565
property, which plaintiff claims she is ber of citizens had only partly paid Rockaway ............ . 1,320 ... 2,400
the lawful owner, which it is alleged for the Liberty Loan bonds in the last Gqinger School . . .. 4,300 ... 4,405
132 ...
300
defendant has wrongfully and unlaw­ drive, when Tillamook county trebled Bay Ocean-Barnagat
200 ...
300
fully entered into the possession of its quota It was thought Tillamook East Creek ...
and withholding from plaintiff, having County had set too swift a pace in Yellow Eir .......... . 2,440 ... 2,090
built a fence thereon and damaged that drive, and perhaps, it did, con­ Krebs .................... .. 1,320 ...
707
This quota is based on the ceusus
the plaintiff to the amount of $100.00. sidering that other drives were to fol­
of 1910 for that reason the quota in
My client has 40 acre farm just 3 low. Coupled with the fact that Til­
some districts seem very large in
miles from city limits of Portland lamook county did treble its quota in
proportion to the wealth of the dis-
southeast, right up to date in every the last Liberty Loan drive and trict, but this was
the plan submitted
detail with everything in stock and doubled its quota in the last Red
by the government and it has worked
Cross
drive,
it
is
deserving
of
consid
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equipment first class, Income for
out very well. All the districts sub-
cream and pork averages about $200 erable more honor in going over the scribed all it was
possible for them
a month, want Tillamook dairy farm top in the W .S. S. drive, for it was
to subscribe thereby doing their very
in exchange for this fine home place. generally admitted that the quota of best under the circumstances.
If you have something to offer will $151,000 was high when the largest
send you full particulars. Neal Brown amount of stamps that could be
What Happened to Man Who Re­
207 Panama Bldg., Portland, Oregon. bought by one person was $1,000.
It is safe ¡to say that a large num­
fused to Buy Stamps.
The Nehalem Box and Lumber Co’s ber of stamps have been sold in this
There was considerable excitement
st w mill at Nehalem was totally des­ city the past few months of which no
troyed by fire at two o’clock on Fri­ record have been kept, which would at the Wheeler mill Saturday night
day morning. The mill belonged to have increased the amount of money when it was learned that one o'. the
the Effenbcrger estate and was partly raised in this city several thousand workmen had refused to buy or pledge
himself for war savings stamps. It
covered by
insurance, the loss dollars.
was alleged that Percy Fineout not
amounting to $5,000. The plant orig­
A word of commendation is due the only refused to buy stamps but was
inally was taken from Netarts to Ne­ ladies of this city and some of the
halem. The company was furnishing school districts who have been selling charged with making disparaging re­
the cheese factories with boxes, and stamps for the past few months, and marks about the American Govern­
the loss of the mill by fire will cause we know it was a source of pleasure ment and its system. It is said he fail­
some delay in obtaining cheese boxes. • to then* when some of the men folks ed to buy liberty bonds, though he is
making a daily wage of $6
Tillamook County Fair Board de­ • of this eity took hold of the drive
As the 200 workmen were leaving
'
with
the
idea
of
getting
through
with
cided to postpone the county fair this
the mill yards Fineout was again ap­
year owing to labor conditions, etc. it and with an effort to put Tillamook proached by a girl solicitor for the
Pamona Grange which went on rec­ county «nee more over the top. That stamp campaign. When he refused to
ord as favoring a fair early in the proud position is once more attained buy or pledge himself he was seized
year, decided last week that it would and everybody in the county appears by his fellow workers and started for
be better to postpone the fair. The to be happy at the results obtained. the water front, where he was prom­
feeders associations also acquiesced County chairman Geo. B. Lamb and ised a chance to immitate a Hun sub­
in this, but the fair will take the form the Executive Board are grateful to marine. The waterfront was lined
of a stock show, the date of which the large number of willing, patriotic with indignant workmen and the way
will be given later. This will not in­ workers in the W. S. S. drive and it in which he was forced toward the
terfere with the school fair which will is their assistance and kindly help dock soon convinced the victim that
I that brought about such a flattering
be held some time in September.
he wanted to buy war savings stamps
I result and honor to Tillamook coun­
The Tillamook unit of the Women’s ty. There are some few districts that and lots of them. The crowd return­
National Council of Defense calls at­ are at work making up their quotas ed to the postoffice building, where
tention of the mothers to the fact and stamps will continue to be sold a war saving stamp was bought for
that an examination of children under in Tillamook, a* this city is short on each one thousand feet of spruce cut
that day. The purchaser also pledged
five years of age will be held at the its quota several thousand dollars.
allegiance to the American flag and
Red Cross rooms, from 2 o’clock to 5
roundly cursed the Kaiser and his
o’clock on the afternoons of July 11
satellites.
Repvrt by Chairman Lamb.
and 12, July 18 and 19, and July 25
With four golden stars earned by
and 26. Every mother in the Tilla­ I The W. S. S. drive is still on and
mook district is requested to bring some of the districts are still recan­ Foster, Blackmore, Lindley and Loer-
her children to these rooms for this vassing to make their quota. The pabel, this community is not in a
examination, as it is a nation wide solicitors are all to be commended mood to listen to slurs of any pro-
movement for the conservation of the for their untiring efforts in bringing Hun or 1. W. W. sympathizer, or to
condone disloyal or unpatriotic acts
children.
before the people. The
I the matter
of any nature.
people have patriotically responded
Improved farm for sale, by John to the demands of the government.
The Red Cross solicitor in Dickin­
Leland Henderson. 153 acre ranch. 90 Hundreds of people in this county
acres Tide Land—all diked. 10 cows. have made pledges that mean real son county recently solicited a Ger­
man who had never expressed himself
9 Grades and I full blood Jersey. sacrifices to them.
Cows all tested, 3 heifers and 5 year­
Just a little more effort is required concerning the war. "How much you
lings, of which 4 are heifers. 4 calves, to put the county over the top. We tink I ought to gif?” asked the Ger­
two of which are heifers. 22 head of must not fail in this. It is not the in­ man “Well, about $20 would be
stock in all. 2 heavy horses. 30 hens. tention of the County Chairman and about right” hesitatingly suggested
All farming implements. Fine im­ Executive Board to exceed the quota the solicitor. "No!” exploded the Ger­
provements. All land tillable. The set for the county by the government man. "I no gif $20; 1 gif dirty—no py
place will support 30 to 40 cows. On but it must be met. The prospects are golly, if we don’t stop dat tarn kaiser
Yaquina river, 1% miles above Tole­ very good that it will be within a few over dare we won’t have anything to
do. Price $21,800. Call and see photo, 1 days more sustained effort.
gif over here. I gif $50.’’
and general description.
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Wheeler district, which includes
The new sawmiill now being erected Wheeler and Brighton, has made a Fruit Cannery Getting Ready.
at Garibaldi will be known as the I star record. With a quota of $11,020
Cummings-Moberly Co., and the ma­ they subscribed and sold over $20,000
Mr. C. S. Graves, of the cannery
chinery for the mill is now being worth of stamps. The soldier boys at
shipped from Lousiana, where it was t Brighton are deserving of special firm of Graves Bros., is in the city
engaged in cutting out Cyprus. The mention, having taken $100.00 worth locating the machinery in the Wade
building leased by them for a can­
Coast Power Co. is putting in light of stamps each.
at the hotel in the Hobsonville hotel, I i Also the Batterson district at Ang- nery.
The loganberries will be ready
which will be used for the men until lersvale sold three times its quota of
permanent buildings are e.ected. The i stamps. The Japanese R. R. laborers shortly after July 4th, and it is their
president of the company is Jesse having taken a large amount. The intention to be ready for them.
Merril Smith has charge of con­
Remick and he is anxious to become people residents in the district how­
acquainted with the leading citizens ever made up the quota without the tracts and field operations and in
and co-operate with them in the de­ outside aid; that was owing to the event any one who will have either
Logan berries or black berries who
velopment of the county. The com­ efforts of the solicitors.
The first district to go over the top has been overlooked, kindly get in
pany will have offices in Portland.
touch with Mr. Smith who will ar­
James Feeney, of the Feeney Brem­ was Rockaway.
A full report will be made next range for your crop.
er Co., returned from Portland last
all in. We
week and informed us that besides week if the returns are
as reported
give
below
the
amounts
the contract awarded last week for
at present. There will be changes in W.O.W. Liberty Class a Success.
another vessel, as soon as plans are
the final report.
available the ship company will re­
Alder Camp No. 219 Woodmen of
Quota Subscribed
District
ceive a contract for a 5000 ton vessel,
Fairview ............ . $6,260
. $6,715 the World of Tillamook, will initiate
and then the second ways will be put
South Prairie .. . ... 2,700 . • 2,345 the W. O. W. Liberty Class of new
in. Already reparations
are being
410 members, Thursday evening, July 11.
600
Illingsworth . . . .
made to gather material for the sec­
The class is a success and all candi­
Manzanita .......... ... 1,180
.
1.245
ond vessel, the Wheeler Lumber Co.,
1.815 dates and members including neigh­
2,462 . .
Oretown ............
to send the first consignment of ship
Netarts ................ ... 1,260 .. . 1.520 bors who belong elsewhere are urged
imbers this week. It is expected that Beaver ..:.......... .. 2,234 .. . 2,515 to be present to witness the beautiful
as soon as the present boat is launch­ Tillamook City .
34,452 ritulistic work of the society. Special
... 36,452
ed the whole of the material will be Maple Leaf. ..
• 6,515 representative O. W. T. Muellhaupt,
• 5,940
on the ground for the second vessel, Alley School ... . . . . 2.QOO
.. 4.035 who superintended the drive will be
which will be built much faster than Pleasant Valley ... 2,120 .
.
304 present.
the first vessel
. 4.020 . .
Hebo
..............
4.950
First honors fell to Clarence W.
. 4,000 Wagy captain of "The Red” who had
Garibaldi ............ . . 3,560
Doing Good.
800 .
Crane ..................
275 the largest individual score and whose
Woods ................ ... 2,508 .. . 1,365 team secured the largest number of
600 . • • 340 new members for this Liberty Class.
Few medicines have met with more Trask ..................
462 ..
350
The W. O. W. 4th of July Commit­
favor or accomplished more good Neskowin ..........
• 1,575 tee consists of C. W. Wagy, Guy A.
than Chamberlain's Colic and Diar­ Meda .................. .. 2,376
.
105 Almoin, Frank J. Dye, Roy Maine
528
rhoea Remedy. John F. Jatzen, Del- Dolph ..................
1.040 and A. W. Bunn. This committee is
meny, Sask., says of it, “1 have used Sand Lake .......... ... 2,508
4.884
. 4,885 arranging a float for the parade.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Cloverdale .......... .
No meeting of the camp will be held
Remedy myself and in my family, and Long Prairie ... .... 2,310 .. ! 210
can recommend it a« being an excep­ Balm .................. .. 1,650 . . 1.650 Thutsday evening, July 4th, in order
520 ..
190 to help make the evening celebration
tionally fine preparation.”
For sale Reading ..............
Hemlock ............ ... 1,452 .. . 1.780 a great success.
by Lamar’s Drug Store.—Pd. Adv.
Fourth of July Speakers.
Mr. Frank Sutherland, who served
two years in the trenches on the
French front with the 143rd Canadian
Infantry Bantams, and was severely
wounded in action, will tell of his ex­
periences.
He has been back in this country
only three months, comes recom­
mended as an excellent speaker and
has some stirring experiences to re­
late.
Judge Stapleton, of Portland will
also deliver an address. Be at the
Court House immediately after the
parade and hear these men.
Feed a Soldier on the Fourth.
The soldiers of the Spruce Division
located in the county, have been in­
vited to our July Fourth celebration.
These boys are away from home and
we wish to get acquainted with them
and make them feel at home. A bas­
ket lunch has been planned immediat­
ely following the speaking program
and every one is requested to put in
enough extra lunch for a soldier, or
two. Invite them to eat with you and
get acquainted. Your boy at some
other camp would appreciate a like
courtesy.
July Fourth Committee.
Order of Parade on the Fourth.
Parade will form on Sttillwell Ave.
South of 1st Street, facing North.
Fire Department heads parade at 1st
and Stillwell Avenue.
Band,
Liberty Car.
44th Aero Squadron
Spruce Division as escort of
Liberty Car.
Speaker’s Car.
G. A. R.
W. R. C.
Fraternal
Floats, members
following.
Drum Corps
Tillamook Rifle Club
Shipyard Float followed by
Shipyard employees.
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Honor Guard Girls.
Coates Co. Employees.
Commercial Floats.
Decorated Automobiles.
Patriotic Citizens.
Line of March.
East on First from Stillwell to 4th
Ave. E., south on 4th Ave E. to 3rd
St. East on 3rd to 5 Ave. E., South
on 5th Ave E. to 5th St., West on 5th
St. to 2nd Ave E., North on 2nd Ave.
E. to 1st St., Thence East on 1st St.
passing in review in front of Court
House.
British Army Men Will Speak in
Tillamook Next Saturday.
The National Shipping Board is
sending two British veterans to ad­
dress the shipyard employes next
Saturday afternoon.
Dr. David Hughes, chaplain with
the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and Lieu­
tenant C. R. D. Schagel of the Royal
Field Artillery arc the men who will
be here.
In the evening at eight o’clock these
same men will address the citizens of
the county in the Court House yard
if the weather permits or in the City
Hall in case of rain. Don't miss this
chance to get news from the front.
Still Remembers Tillamook.
Eleven years ago, a French gentle­
man, Monsieur Le Vicompt de Peu-
feulhoux, visited Tillamook in quest
of health, and became very much at­
tracted towards the Tillamook count­
ry. He purchased a block of land in
the city, lying between Third and
Fourth streets, and west of Miller
Ave, which he still owns. The Vis­
count always declared that someday
he would erect a large hotel on this
property. By advice of his physician
he left the Tillamook country after a
brief stay, for Switzerland, where he
now live*.
Attorney S. S. Johnson has just re­
ceived a letter from the Viscount in
which he says: “1 am sending you
$20.00 for the benefit of the wounded
soldiers in Tillamook. No doubt your
valiant young men bring a lot of
glory to the Star Spangled Banner.
May Got protect them and bring
them home again.”
This is a subscription to a fund for
which so far has been no necessity,
but the time is not far off when some
soldiers from Tillamook will return
wounded, and then the fund initiated
by the Viscount might be of import­
ance. Mr. Johnson would like to have
suggestions from citizens who would
be interested, in the premises. Mean­
time, the Viscount’s donation will be
held, and, in any event, will eventual­
ly be expended, in accordance with
his intention.
We might suggest that the donation
of $20.00 be turned over to the local
Red Cross to be used for civilian re­
lief, for one of the condition* that
part of the money is returned is for
civilian help, of realtive* or soldiers
who may return sick or wounded and
needed help in their respective local­
ities.
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