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li so PER YEAR.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JULY 11, 1918.
The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin,” at Gem Theatre
9
On Monday Next, July 15, Afternoon and Evening.
Tillamook Jottings
Get your farm implements, gas en­
James Feeney of the Fceney-Brem- TILLAMOOK COUNTY TO HAVE
gines, silos and cutters from Kuppen- er Co. went to Portland on VVednes-
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bender. We
guarantee all of our day, where the shipbuilders will meet
MOSS PICKINC DRIVE.
*
Mr. Schwab, who is now in charge of
W. A. Wise, dentiat.
• goods.
the ship buiuding.
Money
to
loan
on
farm
lands,
from
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
Urgent Call for Moss and Moss
$500 up. Good terms. Reasonable rate
A respectable middle age lady, who j
Pickers in All Parts of tbe
Let W. A. Church write your insur­ of interest. We want your business.
is here from the East on account of
ance.
* I See Everson.
* change of climate, wishes employment
County.
hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough I For Sale—Second hand roll top as housekeeper. Does not care for I
—o
desk in good condition. Price right. family housekeeping. Address Box I The monthly business meeting of
Co.
*
Apply to R. C. Jones, County Agri­ ioi , R. F. D., Tillamook, Oregon. * the Tillamook Branch of the Red
The soil doctor is sold by Kuppen-
cultural Agent.
Cross was held on Tuesday evening
Tillamook has a responsible, resi­ at the city hall
bender.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Committee and the State Committee­
with Mrs. C. J. Ed-
The "Guaranteed” silo is complete dent paino tuner. Reasonable charges,
W. S. S. drive is officially closed the wish to extend its thanks to all those
' wards presiding.
Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver-
and sold for less. Send for our big guaranteed work. Selling Steinway
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
A number of letters were read from County Chairman G. B. Lamb con­ who have so liberally helped with this
silo book it is free. W. Kuppenben- and other quality pianos. Address H.
! the Portland Red Cross pertaining to tinues to receive pledges nearly every campaign to make it a success, Tilla­
Kuppenbcnder sells feed for less.
der.
♦ i F. Cook, Box 164, Tillamook, or leave
day from people who desire to pur­ mook county has thus maintained the
Call at the wareiuuse.
I orders at Everson’s Real Estate of- picking moss, and to the importance chase stamps. Tillamook county’s quo­ record of going over the top in every
Miss Dick has returned from Port­
* of Tillamook making a strenuous ef­
Highest cash price paid for hides— land and has started her summer class | I fice.
fort to furnish a large amount of ta was $151,500. The amount of stamps demand made upon it by the govern­
I
L. Thayer, at Ball’s shop.
♦ Arrangements can be made at
the
Mervyn Stevenson, son of Mrs. P. ! moss, as it was urgently needed for pledged and paid for up to Tuesday ment.
I E. Walker of the Ramsey Hotel, surgical bandages. The Portland afternoon amounted to $181,605.00.
E. I. Kuratu, an insurance agent of studio.
. _
It is probable that during the last
Chapter was anxious to know how I Tillamook county thus goes over the six months and ending the closing of
Hillsboro, was in the lity on Tuesday.
Get your big book on uses cf ce- came in from Precidio, Cal., for a
” stamps are this campaign that far in excess of
For all kinds of cement work. See ment in modern sanitaiy farming, Nc I summer vacation. He is one of the many sacks Tillamook could furnish top ' by about “ $30,000. ” The
still on sale at the postoffice and in $181,605.00 of W. S. S. have been sold
A. T. Dolan, Mutual Phone:
* farmer should be without it. It is ! seniors of the O. A. C. who went to every week.
After thoroughly discussing this the banks and people are buying for in Tillamook County. All the banks
, ■ the officers training camp, where he
Stray cow on Herman Hauswirth’s free. See Kuppenbcnder.
J will return in the fall.
matter it was decided that an urgent cash every day. The ladies at the post and the post offices and the schools
place, owner please call for same.
office are selling about $25 to $75 and the various War Savings Socie­
Judge Geo. R. Bagley will be in
*
I As a result of the tag day by the appeal be made to the women of Til­
ties have been selling stamps right
Every dairy cow should be fed some Tillamook on July 29th, when ihat Tillamook City War Savings Society, lamook to lend their assistance in this worth of stamps each day.
Linseed Oil Meal.—Ray & Co.
* will take up any equity 1 cases
It was not possible for all the along and it was impossible to deter­
I $134.72 was raised, which was divided urgent appeal for a large amount of
may be ready for hearing.
I between the Y. M. C. A. and the moss, as a large number of surgical school districts to reach their quotas mine the actual amount thus sold and
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for
Furnished
rooms
for
rent.
$2.00
a
1 Knights of Columbus. A meeting of bandages are required for the West­ and the county Executive Committee in stating that the above is the
stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
*
did not really expect that this would amount sold, only the sales and pled­
week, water and lights, furnished. I the society is called for next Monday ern front immediately.
Two committees were appointed to be the case. All have done most ex­ ges are counted that are absolutely
For sale—Heavy draft tdarn. Good Corner of Second and Stillwell Ave., I evening at the city hall, at seven
organize the city for active work.
for heavy work Inquire St this office* Tillamook, Oregon.
cellent work and have done their sure. The exact number of pledges
o’clock.
The first was to look after the very best to reach their quota, the from Bay City and Wheeler and
Wanted to trade city property for
Situation Wanted.—Practical nurs-
C. M. Martin vs. P. J. Sharp and picking and transportation of the
Brighton have not yet been reported,
acreage close to city.—See Shrode. * ing, to do general nursing. Call Dave wife is a suit filed in the circuit court. moss to this city, and those who own people having bought and pledged to but we have now pledges showing
the limit of their ability to do so. and
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re­ Krake, Mutual Phone and ask for The suit is to recover $70.12 and at­ autos will be asked to take parties to although in some districts the quota that a large number of our people in
* torney’s fees, the plaintiff having en­ gather moss at least one evening a was not reached, the people and Tillamook county are now creditors,
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
* Jannette Seymor.
tered into a contract to cut wood at week. Mrs. S. S. Johnson and Fred C. those having charge of the campaign of the United States Government.
For bargains in second hand auto­
Don't throw away your old tires but
$3.50 a day, the defendant refusing to Baker were appointed on this com­
are entitled to just as much credit as Very few people were given yellow
get an "Inner Tire” and get from
mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
pay for the same when payment was mittee.
if the quota had been exceeded. The cards because they refuse to contrib­
For sale eight weaned pigs and six 100 to 5000 miles more service out of demanded for 22 cords of wood.
The other committee was to obtain spirit of patriotism that permitted ute any thing in this cause. Many of
each
tire
at
low
cost.
—
See
Shrode.*
*
shoats. Apply to Edwin Boquist.
W. C. King was in from Woodburn the assistance of the women to pick people to buy stamps is just as ear­ the districts sold large quantities of
Look over the Gem Theatre pro­
Announcing the new Grant Six, the
and left for home on Wednesday. He moss. It was pointed out that this was nest in these districts as in the most War Savings Stamps for each. This
gram for the coming week, commenc­
says business conditions in the Wil­ a busy time with the women, but the fortunate situated districts. All of the reduced the number of pledges.
best ever. See Kuppenbendcr.
ing Friday, July, 19, and you will want lamette Valley are in a bad way on urgent call for more moss necessarily
Twenty seven school districts ex­
district and shairmcn and the various
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byers left on to see them all.
account of the partia Ifailure of crops, means an urgent call for more women solicitors in the various districts arc ceeded their quota. In some cases the
Sunday for a two weeks vacation.
Wanted, day work of any kind, families moving to the shipbuilding and if they can be obtained there will to be commended for their earnest amount pledged is large considering
For sale, second hand furniture. En­ would rather do washings and iron- vicinities and draftng young men. be no difficulty in supplying the patriotic service in this campaign and the number of purchases, many of
quire at the Headlight office.
* ings at home or at house, 25c. an hour The valley is beginning to be called demand for moss. Mesdames Aider­ the willingness which men and wom­ these pledges were in large amounts,
man, Baker and Glad were appointed en left their work and devoted their but the total amount also includes the
* No Ma’s Land.
Let Kuppenbcnder tell you licw to Bell Phone 136J.
on this committee, and it is proposed time to raising this money for the amount of stamps sold in cash besides
Married on July 4, in this city by
save money on ycur cement work. *
Some great attractions in moving to have committees appointed to in­
Justice of the Peace E. W. Stanley, pictures coming to the Gem Theatre terview the women of the city and government. The County Executive the pledges.
Before buying that automobile, sec Carl Wagner and Dora May Stimp-
which make up the weekly program neighborhood to induce them to give
W. J. Stephens at the Elkhorn Billiard son, both of Tillamook county.
No. of Pledges
Amt. Pledged
W. S. S. Chairman
beginning Friday, July 16. Among some time, either in the afternoon or Dist. No.
Parlors about the Oldsmobile.
1— Fairview, Dolph Tinnerstet ..........
$
For sale or trade. One Bclgum mare which are "Flirting With Fate ”, “The evening to picking moss. Cards will
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a 9 years old. Make me yn offer of cow Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin,” “Bridge bt circulated and each woman w ill be
2— South Prairie, Guy Vaughn ..........
position to give you prompt service or what you have, G. F. Hackett, of Fear” “When a Man Secs Red” and asked to sign a card as to the amount
3— Illingsworth, W. B. Sutton ..........
"The Widow’s Mite” and others. All of time and the days that are most
on your repair work.
* ship yard, Box 576 City.
5— Manzanita, Sam Thompson ..........
these pictures are “Headliners”.
6— Oretown, T. A. Porter ....................
convenient for them to devote to this
For Sale, bay horse, 10 years old,
Need a truck to haul your milk? Or
7— Netarts, C. S. Wells ........ ..........
Mrs. S. S. Johnson, who was chair­ work. Everybody present were agreed
about 900 tbs. Apply to W. H. Banke any.hiag else? Got an old automobile?
8— Beaver, Daisy Goldsworthy ..........
that more women should be engaged
man
of
the
committee
in
school
dis
­
Netarts, Bell phone, 9F14.
See Sb ro le, he will explain the rest.
8—Tillamook, Mrs. S. S. Johnson .. .
in this work, and that at least too
For Sale—3 young brood sows, 8 It’s a “Truxtun Attachment.”
* trict No. 9 in the W. S. S-drive, wish­ sacks of picked moss should be ship­
10— Maple Leaf, Pete Heisel ..............
es to thank the committees that
months old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick,
11— Alley, B. J. Cooper ........................ .
In conformity with the rule formed
loyal support. Mrs. ped out every week with a like num­
Bell Phone 5F12.
* elsewhere, all wood orders must be helped for their
12— Pleasant Valley, Mrs. Desmond...
Johnson is also deserving of thanks ber of sacks of unpicked moss. This
13— Hebo, P. D. Ott ..............................
Best by Test—Oregon Portland accompanied by payment in advance. also, for she worked hard and suc- branch is shipping unpicked moss to
14— Garibaldi, Geo. Phelps ....................
* cessfully put this district ovci the McMinnville, Newberg, Oregon City
Cement. For sale by Lamb Schrader —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
and Portland.
15— Crane, Frank Crane ........................
Co.
*
Demand that your contractor use top.
It was thought that the Cloverdale
16— Woods, A. C. Deuel ........................
J. A. Hopgood .traveling passenger Santa Cruz cement. It is always uni­
Married at Vancouver, Wash, Juiy auxiliary was not properly organized
17— Trask, Chas. Himes ........................
agent of the Southern Pacific was in form and has exceptional fast setting 2nd, Mr. Emil Heusser of this city lor moss picking, and Mrs. Edwards
18— Neskowin, W. C. Commons ..........
qualities
which
is
preferred.
For
sale
and Miss Myrtle Griswold, of Cran­ and Mrs. Bales will meet with the
the city Wednesday.
19— Meda, T. R. Wilson ........................
at the Kuppenbendcr Warehouse. *
don, Wisconsin. They returned to this people there tomorrow (Friday) so
20— Dolph, Peter Baxter ......................
For Sale—good second hand bicycle
For Sa|c.—50 light acyteline light­ city July 4th, and are stopping at the
21— Sand Lake, E. G. Anderson ..........
Troxel saddle. $1500. See R. B. Mil­ ing system for sale cheap, 300 feet home of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Heusser. as to speed up the work.
Mrs. Edwards reported that Rock­ 22— Cloverdale, Chas Ray ......................
ler, Tillamook Garage.
piping and lamps. A bargain for an up Mr. Heusser goes inti the U.S. service away, Garibaldi. Bay City and Fair­ 23— Long Prairie, Ed Weston ............
Take your watches and clocks to to date store or ranch. Inquire at July 22nd, and his wife will probably view were doing well and other aux­ 24— Balm, Albert Easom ....................
* return to the east.
Jenkins, when in need of repair, for City Transfer Co.
iliaries were making arrangements to 25— Reading, Nellie Burton ..............
quick service.
26— Hemlock, Mrs. Lee Lyster ........ .
Ten dollars for a shave was the meet the urgent call for moss.
Two men of the Oregon Military
Mesdames Knight and Doty were
27— Blaine, Mrs. John Wilmont........
Best in the West—Oregon Portland Police went on guard duty on Mon­ highest price paid on the Fourth by
*
Cement. Always uniform and fresh. day night at the ship plant, and the Joe Donaldson. Several of the barbers appointed on a committe to arrange 28— Mohler, J. B. Lommcn ....................
• * •
Tillamook Rifle Club will also fur­ agreed to turn their receipts for a few for the picnic for the children who 29— Batterson, Ed Lindsey..................
Lamb-Schrader Co.
nish two men, as well as the company. hours work over to the Red Cross, have been picking moss for six weeks 31— Bay City, John C. Bozorth ........
Don’t pay over $1.10 for a first class
21
and individuals who needed a shave The date and place of the picnic will 32— Smith, Earl E. Ayer ......................
For Sale—One 7x10 Tacoma Don­ or hair cut, paid all the way from 25 be announced to the children next
pitch fork. Get them at Smithy s at
33— Faucett Creek, K. Schlappi ........
30
key Engine, 800 feet of main line and cents to $10.00. The total amount Monday.
this price.
34— Slab Creek, John Affoltcr............
IO
1600 feet of trip line, blocks and oth­ taken in was $121.60; as follows. S.
A vote of thanks was sent to the
18
36— Hays, Mr. O’Neal ........................
Wanted—One-horse mower—Apply er equipment. Inquire of C. L. Wool­
28
Moulton, $5485. Otis Frisby, $51.52, barbers of the city who turned their 37— Castle Rock, J. D. Wilson ..........
to Clent King, Beaver, Bell Phone, ey and Son, Tillamook, Orc.
* Chas Mahan, $15.25.
receipts for work performed on the
38— Riverdale, E. K. Mitchell ............
57
5F3.
*
morning of the Fourth amounting to 39— Nehalem, A. C. Anderson ............
227
Attorney Geo. Winslow has accept­
Attorney James Mannix, of Willa­
$121.61 to the Red Cross.
For Sale—Team, 8 and 9 years, ed the position of Food Administra­
58 & 40—Bayocean, H. L. King.
19
mina, has formed a partnership with
weight 2950, well broke, good pulling tor for Tillamook County, Attorney
42—L’nion, W. L. Hudson ..................
50
Attorneys Talmage and Claussen, and
team. Inquire at Headlight office.
45— Boulder, Mrs. E. M. Johnson ....
20
McGrath having resigned that posi­ has brought his family to reside here.
“The Painted Lady” at the Gem. 46— Zuercher, Mrs. A. Tippin ..........
27
Wanted to rent, dairy ranch, from tion.
Mr. Mannix was the attorney in the
48— Wheeler & Brighton, F. A. Rowe
15 to 30 cows.—John Zeller, Tilla­
Married on July 1st, at the par­ case where District Attorney Goyne
49— Red Clover, L, Stuivenga ............
"When
a
Man
Sees
Red,
”
a
special
was
sued
for
damages
for
destroying
mook, Oregon.
sonage of the M. E. Church, by the
50— Brown, O. W. Kinnaman ............
super
de
luxe
William
Fox
photodra
­
cider,
but
as
the
jury
was
unable
to
Will pay you to see Everson tor a pastor. Rev. Chas. E. Gibson, James
51— Ely, Miss L. Dunham ....................
ma
founded
on
the
Lary
Evans
story
agree,
the
plaintiff
took
a
non-suit.
safe investment in city property or D. Bell, of Multnomah County, and
54— Barnsdale, Mrs. L. D. Pallock. .
of
“
The
Painted
Lady,
”
which
was
in
dropped
out
of
The bottom having
Ora Seymour, of Tillamook county.
farm lands.
55— Pacific City, Mrs. Crystal Bays..
Willamina, where he had a good the Saturday Evening Tost, with the
For Sale—thorough bred , Airdale
56— Rockaway, Mrs. G. A. Jones ...
The Red Cross of
Tillamook practice, he decided to come to Tilla­ pre-eminent William Farnum is a
57— Hunt, Dave Fitzpatrick ..............
Terrier pups, cheap, at Noyc s barn, wants to publicly thank the ladies of mook and practice law here.
stirring role, will be shown at the
59— East Creek, Mrs. L. Gray ..........
Tillamook, Oregon.
Gem Tiieatre on Tuesday, July 16.
the city for the splendid benefit of
Married on the 3rd of July, in this
60— Yellow- Fir, Elmer Hall ................
As Luther Smith William Farnum
For Sale—121 acres of \\ ilson river $121.55 given them on the Fourth of city, Rev. Chas E. Gibson, of the M.
gives a forceful and virile impersona­ 61— Harmony, Mrs. Alice M. Graves.
bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free­ July.
E. Church, performing the ceremony,
tion of a rough and ready sailor, rises
man, Tillamook, Oregon.
William
Brydon
and
Isabella
Pauling
For sale—80 acres irrigated alfalfa
above his surroundings and always
She is rescued by the captain of the
For Sale—New modern residence, land, Hermiston country. Part levei-. The groom enlisted in the army and keeps in mind the boyhood teachings had just left was the man who was
responsible
for his sister's death. vessel, which Smith had left. He tries
located in best residence district. For ed, buildings, well. etc. $3600. Owner was sent to the Coats logging camp, of his mother.
Smith vows to bring the captain to to make love to her but she repulses
sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * R. J. Arnold, 1828 East Everett, St., and the war bride is a sister to Mrs.
Arriving home from a long voyage
him. Mad with rage he sets sail for
P. E. Walker, of the Ramsey Hotel.
he finds that his sister had died of a justice.
A new line of wall paper just re­ Portland, Oregon.
0
the port where he had left Smith and
The young people have the best
Stopping
at
the
same
port
was
a
broken
heart
caused
by
her
being
jilt
­
Jenkins,
the
jeweler,
has
ceived at the Harris Furniture store,
Eugene
taking the girl ashore tries to sell her
wishes of their friends for their fu­
private
yacht
with
a
party
of
men
and
ed
by
a
brutal
sea
captain
and
that
also a prepared paste for putting it employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­ ture happiness. The bride will make
to the highest bidder among the na­
his mother broken in health confides woman aboard from San Francisco. tives.
to give you
lis, and is in
i-- a . , position
.
on.
close
her
home
in
Portland
until
the
One
of
the
girls
known
as
"The
paint
­
to her son the tragedy that had hap­
quick and reliable service : on your
Smith hearing the commotion, ar­
Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook
« of the war.
pened in his absence. Soon after his ed Lady” while in a native cave is rives in time to save the girl, and a
clock repair work.
office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes­ watch and
attracted to the handsome sailor and
mother
dies
and
Smith
re-embarks
on
road
The Two Hayts, vaudeville
days and Thursdays until further no­
H. C. Hanson and family, accom­
their freindship ripens into love. She fight that follows kiils the captain. He
show ‘will appear at the Princess a voyage for the South Sea Isles on
tice.
panied by Mrs. I. C. Rowe made a Theatre, Saturday, July 13. The Hoyts board a velles, the captain of which is tells him that she is not the sort of a then takes the Painted Lady as his
trip to Salem and McMinnville last
girl for him. The next day the yacht bride.
The motor car, which runs between week. Mrs. Hanson will remain in are high class entertainers and some .he one responsible for his sister's leaves the harbor.
Mohler and this city, went into ser- Salem several days as a member of of their acts are composed of trick death.
Notice.
Smith sets sail to search for the sea
During the voyage. Smith while
and fancy roping by Espanita, cham­
vice again on Sunday, making two the State Board of Examiners.
One hundred and thirty-two acres
reading a family bible is berated by captain but is unable to locate the of land, near Devil's Lake, for sale at
pion
lady
trick
and
fancy
roper
of
the
trips daily.
the captain and that in a fight ensues -hip. He returns to the island just be­
For sale or trade—1916, Model 83. 4 world; Dr. Hoyt, the Texas Cowboy worsts the master of the ship. Smith fore a terrific storm com<|. up. This $16.00 per acre, between 20 and 30
Frank Murry, a county charge, who
magician.
This
show
is
weird,
novel,
acres good bottom land, balance
cylinder Overland in good running
had been living with Mr and Mrs.
unique, pleasing, mystifying. The per­ then leaves the ship at one of the storm drives the yacht, on which is slightly rolling. Small brush in creek
order.
New
top
and
upholstering,
Frank Hobson, at Miami, died last
formance will far exceed your most South Sea Islands. With him is left "The Painted Lady,” on the rocks, bottom, easy cleared. No improve­
Monday week and the remains were good tires, 2 spare tires. Want lighter sanguine expectations regarding qual­ another sailor who confides to Smith wrecking it, and casting the girl on ments to speak of.—Address R. FL
car
or
$700
cash.
Address
E.
J.
Kraft,
that the master of the ship that they shore.
buried the next day. He was 96 years
Winter, Grand Ronde, Oregon.
Wheeler, Ore. Will demonstrate.
* ity and quantity.
of age and was born in Quebec.
BULLY FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY !
Raised $181.605.00 in War Savings Stamp
Drive—Quota was $151.560.—Workers and
People Thanked for their Patriotism.