TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 15. 1918.
COUNTY PAYS ITS BILLS.
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Road District No. 1.
Fred Peterson ......................
8.00
Ernest Stander ....................
44.00
Sam Thompson ....................
58.00
Bud Steel...............................
92.00
C. E. Allen............................. 106.87
Frank Burch ........................
62.00
James Redaway....................
62.00
W. S. Linkhart....................
71.75
Bert Tilden ..........................
78.31
F. M. Sullivan ....................
78.31
A. E. Hawkins......................
12.00
F. L. Sullivan-......................
5.00
Aug. Bermester....................
50.00
Joe Duncan...........................
64.00
Emil Larsen............................
4.32
John Hicks.............................
54.00
G. Goodman . . ...................... 104.00
E. Braunersrenther...........
8.00
— Taylor...............................
2.00
E. B. Hall .. . .......................
40.00
Chas Haybarker.................... 124.00
J. J. Spencer........................
84.50
T. E. Cain...............................
70.00
Leonard Cain ........................
98.25
Sam Tomlinson.................... 187.50
John Wall.............................
77.00
J. Stuart ... .............
21.00
Arthur Loerpabel ................
59.50
H. Billings.............................
17.50
C. W. Ross.............................
98.00
E. Krumlauf..................... _
82.25
F. P. Hobson........................
83.56
E. R. Alvoid ........................
38.50
B. Batzner.............................
20.75
A. B. Sheldon........................
66.50
Milo Beeman........................
14.00
Dave Krumlauf........................... 46.81
Tory Krumlauf....................
21.00
Frank Crane ........................
27.56
F. Strueby .............................
42.00
Tom Purvis...........................
29.75
V. E. Miller............................... 38.06
E. Willis...............................
24.06
Sam Johnson........................
3.50
J. B. Langley........................ 142.62
Geo. Krumlauf .................... 161.00
Tom Purvis........................... 163.62
V. E. Miller.......................... 154.00
L. L. Smith.........................
63.00
F. Hediger .............................
14.00
R. G. Lant............................ 143.50
W. F. Town.......................... 139.12
M. E. Simmons...................... 104.12
S. R. Doney..........................
79.62
W. E. Noyes........................
29.75
E. Clark.................................
50.75
A. Finley................................
3.50
Bill Sales...............................
5.25
Bill Tomlinson......................
5.25
L. L. Smith.............................
7.00
Joe Hauxhurst......................
66.50
Carl Johnson .........................
12.25
Oral Barnes...........................
14.00
Andrew Flemings...............
26.25
James Langley ....................
34.00
— Morrison ........................
55.00
J. Moore ...............................
17.50
C. Hanks...............................
19.25
A. Sargent.............................
66.50
J. J. Spencer........................
20.00
Bert Tilden ..........................
25.10
Wheeler Lumber Co.............. 242.73
C. E. Allen......... ...................
22.80
A. C. & H. Anderson.........
23.94
Anderson Bros........................
80.53
Anderson Bros.......................
197.38
Bay City Examiner ...........
5.10
Brighton Mills Co.................. 113.27
W. F. Cain............................. 122.50
H. Crane Est...........................
1-50
Dan Hickey..........................
443
J. G. Jasmann......................
5-25
Ward Mayer........................ 2339.90
E. I. Parrish........................
3.00
O. F. Toney ..........................
30.05
O. F. Toney ..........................
44.35
J. M. Vermilyea................... 200.00
H. C. Wilks....................... •
U-50
A. C. & H. Anderson..........
43.95
Chas. Hlum ...........................
24.50
B. Rogers...............................
8.00
L. G. Boyd.............................
33 75
Brighton Mills Co................. 244.71
Oscar Burgman....................
11.55
R. Elliott ...............................
3 50
Standard Oil Co.....................
31.74
Hiner & Reed........................ 68-60
W. S. Coates..........................
13.12
Alex McNair Co.....................
1-20
R. F. Zachmann ..................
I-23
Ward Mayer ........................ 2500.00
Nehalem Harber Co.............. 206.00
Road Diitrict No. 2.
Ed. Le Francis...................... 104 "1
Henry Nelson ...................... 114.75
Henry Nelson ......................
22.50
N. J. Dye...........................
9010
N. J. Dye...............................
14 95
A. J. Nails ..........................
10-50
A. A. Apsley........................
49 00
Brooks Lucas........................
3-50
Elmer Lucas ........................
10.50
Glenn Hiner ........................
35 00
John Elliott .........................
I4 00
Wm. Derrick........................
14.00
Buell Woods ........................
24 50
J. W. Jones...........................
31.50
Antone Weiss . ......................
64.75
D. Billings.............................
8750
N. J. Dye...............................
87-60
Jeff Wallace ........................
3150
D. Tinnerstet........................
21.00
Roy Brading ........................
70.00
H. Brooks...............................
92.75
W. Sutton .............................
8 00
B. E. Turner........................
8 00
B. E. Turner........................
3 50
Ike Quick...............................
I®-50
Louis Fleck..........................
3.50_
L. D. Hardin........................
7 00
C. Desmond ..........................
3-8®
B. W. Turner........................
3 50
Guy Vaughn ........................
81.00
Chancey Davis ....................
3-50
L. F. Derby...........................
80.50
— Wyss.................................
5.25
T. Haugen .............................
4-9®
J. T. Woodward....................
22.75
C. S. Wells ...........................
3 00
Wm. Banke...........................
3-50
Lloyd Anderson ..................
Homer Wilks.........................
28.00
J. Anderson...........................
5.25
L. C. Wilks...........................
28.00
L. C. Wilks.............................
22.75
Ernest Kirk........................... 115.88
Fred Davidson......................
9-53
M. V. Stillwell........................ 94.00
I. Short liege ........................
117.20
Dan Hoetetter...................... 169.55
V. Loomis ......................
81.78 R. F. Zachmann ...............
14.27
Chas Wymer ........................
38.39 State Indus. Act. Com. ...
24.94
! D. Troyer..............................
52.86 Daniels Estate .. .
145.53
W. D. Woods........................
78.89 A. Arstill.............
404.98
F. Mathew............................
44.92 Jenck Bros ...........
457.31
W. M. Vale............................
36.56 Chas Johnson Est.
22.49
W. S. Cone............................
1.70 John Fleck .........
255.50
j Frank Dye............................ 130.00
General Fund.
I W. B. Elliott.........................
1.80 King Crenshaw Haw. Co. . .
Feeney & Bremer............... 372.94 Tillamook Water Com..........
-
4
10.00
Joe Mapes ............................
4.50 Tillamook Iron Works
278.40
j A. F. Coats Lbr. Co.............. 108.85 Frank Heyd Co.
3.55
Fred Davidson......................
4.50 Coast Power Co.
44.11
Ed Le Francis......................
8.00 W. S. Coates . .
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43.75
E. W. Stanley........................
5.00 Alex McNair ..
.25
J/l y»-» -f
Geo. Wilt..............................
6 00 Southern Pacific Co.
43.30
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James Lee ............................
24 00 City Transfer Co
62.00
Coast Power Co......................
16.96 Frank Taylor .
10.60
Feeney-Fremer Co................. 203.42 > Smith Elliott .
Frank Heyd Co.....................
4.30 1 James Taggart
Tillamook Iron Works.........
10.75 Mrs. F. V. Getchell
Jnr*
Tillamook Water Com..........
2.00 Hiner & Reed Steel Works .
36.00
Conover & Condit...............
.40 Joanna Hobson .................
40.00
T. R. Elliott Sr.....................
5.00 R. L. Shreve ........................ 150.00
Standard Oil Co.....................
48.67 Standard Oil Co.....................
22.25
Hiner & Reed........................
2.35 Star Garage ........................
8.05
Ed. Hadley ..........................
77.00 T. E. Epplett........................
6.00
King-Crenshaw Hdw Co. ..
47.20 C. E. Reynolds......................
35.00
Lamb Schrader Co................ 237.81 II. V. Alley .......................... 108.50
Star Garage.........................
84.21 A. C. & H. Anderson...........
15.45
W. S. Coates..........................
19.37 C. A. Johnson ...................... 100.00
Oskar Huber ........................ 1193.50 Myrtle Wallin............. ..
85.00
State Indus. Act. Com..........
56.43 H. B. Millis..........................
66.45
Southern Pacific Co.............. 287.89 G. D. Barnard Sta. Co..........
1.86
P. W. Barrett........................
Road District No. 3.
11.25
Ole Redber^........................
7.00 B. L. Beals............................
83.33
Earl Porter ..........................
7.00 R. T. Boals ..........................
75.00
by some form of Hartford policy
HE wonderful thing about
Bob Neuenschwander.........
4.50 Boys & Girls Aid Society ..
80.00
A. E. Meyer ........................
4.00 J. L. Burke ..........................
Fire comes first as causing the
Hartford insurance service
25.00
J. Redberg............................
3.50 Bushong & Co.........................
1.05
is its scope. It provides against greatest losses, But is first for
J. Etzwiler............................
3.50 Bushong & Co.......................
12.50
Clem Hurliman ...................
19.67 W. L. Campbell...................
5.26
losses you never think of until
that reason alone. Some other
Peter Bellique................. ....
10.50 Case & Hanslmair...............
29.00
form of fatality might be far worse
they happen to you. You will
J. H. Tainpson......................
3.50 Ethel Todd Hays..................
10.00
16.00 Erwin Harrison .................
C. F. Murphy........................
for you than a fire. Do not learn
133.33
never know that you could
28.00 Vida Millis ..........................
J. H. Savage ........................
85.00
these things after they happen.
have
been
saved
from
the
con
­
28.00 Neva Maddux ........................
J. D. Wilson ........................
75.00
17.50 Crystal Laundry...........
Joe Aufdemauer .................
2.70
The two Hartfords can protect
sequences of them unless you
34.12 Sarah A. Daniel.................
Joe Aufdemauer .................
37.50
you on all sides. The policies
talk
to
this
agency
today.
Every
79.62
A. B. Wood............................
11.60
C. 0. & C. M. Dawson.........
38.50 J. C. Dunn ..........................
Jay Davis..............................
4.62
will surround you with an inter­
loss of property can be measured
14.00 Elliott Fi/her Co...................
R. Price................................
2.10
locking coat of mail, leaving no
in money. The loss may be
7.00 T. E. Epplett .. .
J. D. Pearson........................
8.75
12.00 T. E. Epplett . . .
P. C. Meyer..........................
70.00
unprotected point.
caused by fire, accident, sick­
10.50 E. L. Glaisyer . .
Grant Dawson......................
220.00
This agency will be pleased
ness,
theft,
storm,
carelessness,
10.50 D. E. Goodspeed .
Seba Norton ........................
16.00
21.00 Lewis Smith .. .
John Fox ..............................
4.80
to explain the complete protec­
circumstances. All these have
21.00 Oral Barnes . . . .
D. H. Fletcher ....................
4.80
tion offered by the
been
foreseen
and
provided
for
10.50 Waiter Caln . . . .
C. A. Parker ........................
7.00
21.00 W. E. Noyes . . . .
Henry Weiss ........................
2.20
21.00 Joseph La Lault
John Weiss ..........................
7.00
21.00 Joseph La ault . .
R. Chilcott............................
7.00
21.00
Clarence Dunn......................
9.20
Jay Baker .........
21.00 G. W. Olson . . ..
Will Candell ........................
6.80
10.50 S. A. Moultqp .. .
L. J. White............................
6.20
21.00 H. B. Johnson ..
P. C. Meyer..........................
7.00
14.00 E. U. Wagy.........
Grant Irish ..........................
6.20
13.50 Chas S. Atkinson
Bob Neuenchwander...........
10.00
2.60 F. H. Neilson . . .
Ray Hushbeck ....................
6.60
Guy Mattoon ........................ 117.00 A. M. Hare .. ..
121.80
For over one hundred years the Hartford Fire Insurance Com­
C. C. Murphy........................ 117.00; A. H. Harris . . .
11.45
pany has paid losses with unfailing promptness. The same
1.75 Erwin Harrison
Glen White ..........................
17:63
responsibility is behind the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co.
A. E. Earhart ........................ 18.00 Dr. W. C. Hawk
129.35
A. E. Earhart ........................ 43.75 W. G. Henderson
6.00
11.37 R. N. Henkle 3. .
Norman Chopard.................
85.00
42.00 J. F. Jones.........
Vai Fisher............................
8.58
D. W. Benfield...................... . 35.00 Lloyd Kellow .. .
10.00
35.00 E. E. Koch.........
Chester Jensen ....................
3.00
28.00 L. F. Brode . . . .
Dave Hess ............................
2.50
1.75 F. J. Welsh . . . .
Fred Hollett ........................
.75
9.15
Martin Blaser ......................
1.00
G. E. Le Fevre . .
12.20 Geo. R. Schaeffer
Joe Trinkler ........................
.75
5.75 G. B. Lamb.........
Guy Mattoon ........................
23.75
72.00 G. B. Lamb.........
Edward F. Carter...............
2.86 ,
Ornamental Fire Places Built
U. S. Relations with Mexico.
91.00 T. Leverich .. ..
B. Edwards ..........................
1.71 Round-Up Cowboys To Honor Fallen
of Brick and Stone. All Fire
Comrade.
84.00 D. Martiny .. . .
H. A. Brandt ........................
15.00
Places absolutely guaranteed
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56.00 F. B. McKinley .
A distinct improvement in our re-
Harold Brandt......................
5.00
not to smoke or money re­
Pendleton, Ore., Aug 14—For ten lations with Mexico is noticeable,
35.00
C. E. Ward ..........................
7.00 years or more the names of Dell and
Allen V. Mitchell
funded.
19.25 F. L. Owens . . .
Geo. Davis ............................
83.90 Bertha Blancett have been linked There Is less friction over oil conces-
Brick work of all kinds done
28.00
Jack Johnston ......................
34.00 together in cowboy-land and togeth­ sions and the Mexican government’s
on short notice.
F. L. Owens . . . .
49.00 Pacific Tel & Tel Co..............
Frank Reynolds .................
38.78 er they won prizes and champion­ taxes thereon. A pro-ally, Louis
We make a specialty of re­
40.25 Geo. Parrish ........................
pairing smoking Fire Placet.
Guy Wyant ..........................
1.00 ships wherever there were contests Manvel Rojas, has just been placed
26.25 A. A. Pennington...............
John Whalin ........................
26.70 to test the skill of cowboy and cow­ at the head of the government's
40.25 T. C. Percy............................
J. R. Tompkinson...............
1.50 girl. But at the annual Pendleton newspapar organ. El Universal. Ger­
24.50 John Perry ..........................
J. Hoyt..................................
1.00 Round-Up next month Bertha Blan­ man Influence in Mexico city appears
Geo. Galloway....................... . . 7.00 Geo. W. Phelps....................
9.32 cett, champion woman bronk rider to be on the wane. The change has
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
24.00 B. E. Randall........................
Edward Carter ....................
8.00 of the world, will enter the conteBt been more discernable, perhaps, since
24.50
the
president's
speech
to
the
Mexican
H. A. Brandt........................
4.34 without her husband. Dell Blancett,
Remington Typewriter Co .
14.00 Feeney-Bremer Co.................
B. Edwards ..........................
34.85 ever since the inception of the round­ editors in Washington, which was
17.50 R. T. Boals............................
Frank Reynolds ..................
8.25 up one of the most consistent of win­ followed by the lifting of the Ameri­
he
3.50 Dr. H. E. Rinehart.............
Jack Whalin ........................
2.25 ners, now occupies a hero's grave can embargo on a number of import­
7.00
ant
articles
of
export
for
Mexico's
Harold Brandt......................
atest
88.00 somewhere in France.
Dr. H. E. Rinehart.............
17.50 W. L. Campbell..................
special benefit. The better under­
151.33
Guy Wyant ..........................
Blancett,
who
was
one
of
the
lead
­
10.50 C. B. Stanley........................ 100.00
standing with our neighbor is the
J. Hoyt .................................
ing spirits in organizing the rough­
3.50 Gladys Beals ........................
J. R. Tompkinson...............
10.00 riding Troop D at Pendleton only to more pleasing because It began to de­
3.50 James Campbell....................
W. H. Webb..................... < •
8.25 be discharged, because of a touch of velop before General Foch’s defeat of
24.34 Ira Smith ...............................
E. L. Eckerson................. ..
1.10 rheumatism, "beat it" straight for the German offensive in France and
35.80 I. M. Smith ..........................
Vai Fisher Jr.........................
10.00 Canada after the Round-Up last fall. the discomfiture of the crown princes
30.82 Standard Feed Co..................
Jack Davis ..........................
.75 “Ill be'at you boys over the pond army in the Marne sailent—a war
39.79 Star Grocery Co.....................
J. R. Lowrance....................
45.09 yet,” he told the boys of his old development sure to affect the atti­
39.90 Marlon Hare ........................
55.00 troop. He enlisted in the Canadian tude 01 all the neutral countries In
Manuel Borba ......................
6.96 G. B. Lamb............................
Vai Fisher Sr.........................
83.33 cavalry, was sent to England at once dealing with Berlin.—Springfield
22.60 Mutual Tel Co.......................
Hugh Wallace......................
7.30 and, when the cavalry was transfer­ Republican.
24.33 Tillamook Feed Co.
Chas Bamma ........................
8.10 red to artillery, was one of the seven
97.26 Tillamook Garage ..
Edw Mallory ........................
51.05 selected because of superior horse­ Government will Buy All the
27.82
James Speery........................
22.50 manship to fill the gaps in the fam­
Gold You Have.
Tillamook Headlight
15.86 Tillamook Herald ..
John Dyke ............................
14.50 ous Lord Strathmore Horse. In the
3.49 P. W. Todd .......................... 125.92
Persona who have old gold or Bilver
Fred Gilbert ........................
midst of the German offensive last
36.00 Geo. Tone...............................
Electricity s latest gift to
8.00 spring, his troop charged a wood and I which they wish to convert into cash
Ed Hadley ............................
14.75 Vtfrax Chemical Co................
King Krenshaw Hdw. Co. .
the housewife greatest
11.75 Blancett was laid low by a German I for war or other purposes are offered
Lamb Schrader Co................ 738.00 R. »«. Watson......................
10.00 sniper. “Thdse German bullets sure I the opportunity by the government.
since the electric iron
10.30 Lamb Schrader Co................
Star Garage ........................
5.85 hit hard,” were his last words to his Old gold and silver In quantities ap­
and electric vacuum
13.13 Conover & Condit...............
I
W. S. Coates ........................
9.70 comrades, according to a letter re­ proximating 5100 in value may be
cleaner the
11.85
sent
to
the
United
States
assay
of
­
Alex McNair Co.....................
Mother’s Pensions.
ceived here recently from his com- j
Forest Ayer.......................... 110.00 Mary Burmester.................
25.00 mander who paid a high tribute to fice in New York, or to any one of
28.95 Irene Eadus..........................
Cloverdale Merc. Co.............
17.50 the famous cowboy's fighting quali­ the government assay offices in Phil­
5.30 Johanna Yprk ......................
17.50 ties.
Albert Boon..........................
I adelphia, Denver, or San Francisco.
P ortable
i The sender will receive in return a
32.50
F. S. Foster.......................... 450.00 Florence M. Baker.............
At
the
Round-Up
of
1918,
which
is
21.00 Ivel V. Gillam......................
S ewing M achine
25.00 to be held on Sept. 19, 20 and 21 un­ check on the United States treasury
Alex Frazer..........................
38.05 Ruby C. Brooten ...............
Gilbert Bros...........................
>
17.50 der the auspices of the Red Cross, for the value of the material less the
No
more
tiresome
Lomb Schrader Co................ 127.18 Sarah E. Hatch....................
17.50 Blancett’s companions of the wild charges for fitting it for coinage.
11.25 Augusta E. Williams...........
treadle pushing - no
Ray Letson ..........................
25.00 west will pay a fitting tribute to the I These charges are normal. No insti­
47.88 Grace V. Illingworth...........
more backache a little
C. C. Murphy........................
10.00 first of the famous Round-Up stars tution under the government in
12.70
Washington receives this material,
electric motor does the
Walter Sedore......................
to
make
the
supreme
sacrifice.
2.90
as none has facilities for deposing or
John Weiss ..........................
hard work.
Tell of Tower of Babel.
4.85
treating it. To societies raising funds
Henry White........................
77.40
A foot control gives any
for war relief the suggestion Is
R. E. Wilson Co.....................
Horiei Learned French.
The tower of Babel was only 140
47.91
made that individual collections of
speed desired.
R. E. Wilson Co.....................
built
upon
an
feet
high
but
as
it
was
76.00
old gold and silver be gathered to­
Columbia Digger Co..............
Hundreds
of
American
horses
were
was
the
loft-
elevated
foundation
it
The entire machine in
James Dailey ........................ 111.75 test object in Babylon, a city of low bought back from the French when gether in some central depository
its case can be carried
50.00
and
when
the
necessary
amount
has
A. C. Deuel ..........................
anywhere—it’s no larger
12.20 buildings, spread over a flat plain. the first forces from the United been obtained that It be sent to the
Gilbert Bros..........................
7.00 This description of the most famous States landed on the other side, and essay office in the nearest one of
than a typewriter.
Harold Hollett................. •
the
drivers
had
much
trouble
with
structure
of
ancient
times
has
been
Star Lumber Co..................... 469.20 obtained from recent translations them. At first they couldn't under­ the four cities named.
Ask for a demonptra
.40
Mutual Tele. Co.....................
tion.
2.94 of old Assyrian records, some Inscrib­ stand the reason. As one of them
H. C. White..........................
Notice.
17.44 ed on tablets of burnt clay. The said. "When I hollered get-np they
W. H. Woods........................
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tower was a temple and the archi- | just sort of looked round aa if they
2.15
Max Guthert ........................
COAS! POWER CO
To whom it may concern, I have
tectural pride of Babylon. The low­ thought I was foolish, and stood still
A. G. Beals Lbr. Co.............. 130.32 est of its seven stories was 27 2 feet and then I remembered I heard a sold my interest in the Tillamook
THE-
5.34
Russell Miles........................
Feed Co. to Geo. Williams, who will
ELECTRIC
STÖRE
18.0« square, and it was constructed of French driver yell "allez” at his pay all bills against the company
Wm. Blair ............................
«50 the only available materia), sundried horse, so I yelled "allez” and away and collect all accounts.
Max Guhert..........................
my
team
went.
”
The
American
hors
­
1.25 brick, the walls being faced with
E. G. Anderson....................
Charles Kunze.
«
es had learned French.
burnt brick.
Protection from every form of loss
1
JR..
1
from a strayed
parcel
to a burned
block
T
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Service
OF THE
TWO HARTFORDS
ROLLIE W. WATSON, the Insurance Man, Tillamook
RALPH E. WARREN,
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