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For Sale—Twin Excelsior Motor
Cycle. At a bargain if taken at once.
Enquire at Tillamook Garage.
W. A. Wise, dentist.
Wanted to rent, dairy ranch, from
15 to 30 cows.—John Zeller, Tiila-
mook, Oregon.
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
Insurance on hay-Phone Watsou.*
Let W. A. Church write your insur­
ance.
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Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough
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Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
among the number are: First Bank
¡of Bay City, *1,000; Nestucca Valley
I Bank, *1,000; First National Bank
of Tillamook *30,000.
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WANT 250 V0LUNTEE1
Will pay you to see Everson lor
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a
safe investment
in city
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—, property
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farm lands.------------------------------------ •
We always have second hand cars
for sale at very attractive prices. See
Kuppenbender.
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Hay insurance costs very little. 18
to 30 cents on each ton insured, rates
| based on term Insured.—See Watson
lor Phone 43J or Mutual at office
! and house. Do this now, today. Let
Watson the old reliable write your
insurance.
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TO GATHER MOSS
Also 60 Autos to Go to
First class dressmaking. Long’s
Appartments, Mutual Phone, Mrs.
Jewelry, clocks, watches, »ilvcr- Nell Rasmussen and Mrs. Chas
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
Burkhart.
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Highest cash price paid for hides—
Go to Bayocean—Beautiful seaside
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L. Thayer, at Ball’s shop.
resort—Hotel, Bungalows, Natator-
Will sacrifice two lots, 105 by 105, ium. Take boat at Garibaldi
cash or auto. Ernest Gienger.
For Sale—121 acres of Wilson river
Pigs and shoats for sale, cheap, all bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free­
Portland Chapter of the American Red Cross, in a
sizes on M. R. Hanenkrat farm.
♦ man, Tillamook, Oregon.
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letter to Mrs. C. J. Edwards, president of the Tillamook
Branch, is wanting 5000 sacks of Sphagnum moss for a
Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook,
For Sale—New modern residence,
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reserve supply to be used the coming winter. With the
Tillamook.
located in best residence district. For
moss gathered Sunday, and in transit, which amounts to
Want to hire manager for dairy sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. *
about 2000 sacks, this will leave between 2000 and 3000
A new line of wall paper just re­
farm. See Ben Kuppenbender.
sacks to be gathered before the wet weather sets in.
For sale, vinegar, 35c. gallon. ceived at the Harris Furniture store,
That is the moss situation in a nutshell, and as the
also
a
prepared
paste
for
putting
it
Vincenz Jacob.
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Portland Chapter makes an urgent appear to the Tilla­
on.
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mook Branch, it is very important that a strenuous effort
For sale—Chester White pigs—E.
Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook
be made to procure the moss as soon as possible.
R. Garner, Hemlock, Oregon.
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office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes­
There are quite a number of persons in the county
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for days and Thursdays until further no­
who are deserving of a great deal of credit for the time «
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stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
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they have given in procuring moss, also to those who own
Married on the 2 7th of August by
Farm for sale. See Ben Kuppenben-
autos and auto trucks, but there are others who have
Justice of the Peace E. W. Stanley.
der.
taken no part in this commendable work. Taking into
Thomas Henry Cross and Sadie
I have a 40 cow ranch to rent. See Johnson, both of Tillamook county.
consideration the number of persons and the number of
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Ben Kuppenbender.
autos in the county, it has been a little difficult to obtain
Money to loan on farm lands, from
moss gatherers and autos to take willing workers to
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re- *500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate
Sandlake.
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pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
of interest. We want your business.
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For Sale-—8 pure bred Polen China See Everson.
It is true that Portland Chapter is greatly pleased
pigs.—B. W. Turner. Hemlock, Or. *
Wanted to rent a dairy farm with
with the efforts of Tillamook people in furnishing such a
large amount of sphagnum moss, and they appreciate it
The first frost of the season made 50 or 60 cows. Would like bottom
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greatly, but it is the desire of the moss gathereing com­
its appearance on fuesday morning. land on the farm. —Address A. E.
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mittee that a strenuous effort be made the next two
We buy and sell second hand autos.
weeks to procure the balance of the moss required. With
In conformity with the rule formed
Ackley & Miller, Tillamook Garage.*
a little sacrifice, a little effort and kindly co-operation
I elsewhere, all wood orders must be
□n rhe part of the citizens, this can be accomplished in
Two Jersey cows for sale one fresh I accompanied by payment in advance.
one day if about 50 or 60 autos can be obtained to take
apply to Staffords on Wilson River.* —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
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250 volunteers to Sandlake next Sunday. This is an ex­
For bargains in second hand auto­
To whom it may concern—Persons
ceedingly small thing to ask the people to do, considering
mobiles go to Case's Garage.
will not be permitted to pick ever­
the urgent need for moss and what sacrifices are being
Tom Mix at the Gem, next Thurs­ green Blackberries on the premises
made in France by men from all parts of the United
j of F. M. Trout and M. F. Goodspeed.*
day.
States.
Buy your hay from Kuppenbender I A reward will be paid for return of
With these few remarks in behalf of the American
now while shipping is good.
* ' a bear trap taken from near light
Red Cross and the Tillamook Branch, we call for 250
I house road. Address Bert Biggs, Bay­
volunteers and 60 autos for next Sunday to go to Sand­
Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City ocean, Oregon.
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office on Thursday of each week. *
Married on the 27th of August, by
Insure your hay, play safe,— I Justice of the Peace E. W. Stanley,
There were 700 empty sacks left on the ground last
Phone Watson.
* i Thomas Henry Coop and Sadie John-
Sunday. These could have been all filled had 60 addition-
cl persons been present. Those who stayed away—not
Before buying that automobile, see son.
those who went to Sandlake—are responsible for the
V\ . J. Stephens at the Elkhorn Billiard
Cheese took another jump this
empty sacks.
Parlors about the Oldsmobile.
morning, the quotation being 28c.
Small dairy ranch for sale. Apply for triplets and 29c. for Young
Give this appeal your cheerful response and kindly
to F. M. Stafford two miles north of Americas and long horns.
co-operation by the registering of your auto cr truck
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town.
and name with Mrs. S. S. Johnson of the moss gathering
Furnished rooms for rent. $2.00 a
committee, between now and Saturday evening, for those
Coming to the Gem Theatre, Tues- week, water and lights, furnished.
who take part in the moss gathering drive will have the
day, Sept. 3rd. Doug Fairbanks in Corner of Second and Stillwell Ave.,
satisfaction of knowing that they did a patriotic service
Tillamook, Oregon.
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“A Modern Musketeer.”
and helped a great and good cause.
Don
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throw
away
your
old
tires
but
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a
position to give you prompt ■ service get an “Inner Tire” and get from
A telephone message from Prof. Sweetzer orders 500
100 to 5000 miles more service out of
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on your repair work.
sacks of moss for Salem next Sunday. There is no patriot­
each tire at low cost,—See Shrode.*
ic duty more needed at this time than the gathering of
For Sale—Five brood sows with
Wants to buy or rent bottom land
moss. Tillamook county can furnish it, and should do so
pigs, also horse. Inquire of Peter
cheerfully, for American boys are being wounded in
Betchard on Harrison ranch.
•2 dairy ranch that will carry from 30
to 60 cows. Inquire of Annis Geisler,
larger numbers than ever before.
L. C. Wilkes was bound over to the Tillamook, Oregon.
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Volunteers should register their names, and those
grand jury charged with assault
Wanted, day work of any kind,
who volunteer their autos or auto trucks, at once with
with a dangerous weapon.
i would rather do washings and iron-
Mrs. S. S. Johnson, chairman of the moss gathering com­
For Sale, bay horse, to years old, ings _ at home or at house, 25c. an hour
mittee, Bell Phone 49, so that proper arrangements can
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about 900 tbs. Apply to W. H. Banke
Phone 136J.
be made for Sunday’s moss drive and the number of
Netarts, Bell phone, 9F14.
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sacks to be provided.
Music Lessons at St. Alphonsus off[ce across the street south of the
bC re8Umed Tue8day* I court house every Monday, Tuesday
lift.
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For Sale—3 young brood sows, 8
For sale or trade. One Belgum mare
months old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick, 9 years old. Make me an offer of cow Zealand rabbits from 50c. to *3.50
For sale or trade—1916, Model 83, 4
Bell Phone 5F12.
or what you have, G. F. Hackett, each or will exchange for young cylinder Overland in good running
For Sale—.Berkshire pure bred ship yard, Box 576 City.
hens, potatoes or wood. Ira C. Smith order. New top and upholstering,
Pigs, four months old. Enquire of A.
* good tires, 2 spare tires. Want lighter
Need a truck to haul your milk? Or at Smithy’s Variety Store.
E. Williams, Mutual Phone.
anything else? Got an old automobile?
Married at the Methodist parson­ car or $700 cash. Address E. J. Kraft,
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Special attraction at the Gem See Sliro ie, he will explain the rest. age by the Rev. Chas. E. Gibson. Wheeler, Ore. Will demonstrate.
Marriage licenses were issued to
* August 26th, Wallace Hathaway and
Theatre. "A Man Without a Country’ It’s a “Truxtun Attachment."
Watch for dates.
All accounts that have not been Gertrude Ebinger. Both bride and Earl Parker and Irene Foster, Wai-
settled
by the first of August will be groom are well known young people lace Hathaway and Gertrude Ebln-
Best by Test—Oregon Portland
ger, Millar Hammond and Minnie
turned
over to our attorney for col­ of this city.
Cement. For sale by Lamb Schrader
Dow and Thomas Henry Coop and
lection.
(The
old)
Tillamook
Feed
Mrs. Frances Lamb and daughter,
Co.
Co., D. L. Shrode.
• Vida, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sadie Johnson.
There will be a meeting of Po-
Dr. E. D. Lamb, of Union, brother
Married on the 23rd of August, at Clay Daniel at Nehalem last week.
niona Grange at Cloverdale on the
Hiking and huckleberry picking was of County Superintendent G. B.
he
Chrlstitui
the
parsonage
of
the
5th of September.
Church, by the pastor, Rev. Harry enjoyed. Marion Lamb accompanied Lamb has volunteered his services to
the government and was accepted.
Kuppenbender always carries a E. Tucker. Earl Parker and Irene them.
Dr. Lamo is one of the leading doc­
full line of mill feed at the lowest Foster.
Did you ever stop to think that tors of Union, and gave up a good
Prices.
Don’t pay rent. A modern, up-to- about 25 per cent of feed that is fed practice to serve the government.
Take your watches and clocks to date seven roomed house for sale at without cutting is wasted? And that
William Brisco was fined *100.00
Jenkins, when in need of repair, for a bargain, near the high school. teed put up in a silo is worth about
quick service.
* Terms to suit purchaser. J. H. Frank­ 30 per cent more than if put up dry? for violating the fishing law in hav­
ing his net stretched too far across
Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
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Joe Durrer (No. 2) was fined *25 lin, Tillamook, Oregon.
by Justice of the Peace Stanley for
For sale—three high grade regis­ the river. Two boys from Salem
For Sale.—50 light acytelinc light­
were arrested without licenses but
cruelty to animals.
ing system for sate cheap, 300 feet tered Holstein heifers, two two-year the justice suspended their fines on
olds
and
one
yearling
and
one
milch
1916 Dodge touring car for sale. piping and lamps. A bargain for an up
good behavior.
First class condition. *7 50.00 H. H. to date store or ranch. Inquire at cow. Write, Mrs. J. A. Hazlitt, For­
est
Grove,
Ore.
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Your wood saw
should be a
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Rosenberg.
• City Transfer Co.
Vaughn. Why? because it is a money
Hood
River
land
for
sale.
40
acres
Dr. Ramsey. Osteopath, Masonic
Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has
maker. It is the simplest, fastest,
building, during August and Septem­ employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­ in brush. Good for alfalfa hay or lightest and strongest wood saw on
fruit.
Easiest
kinds
of
terms.
Also
a
ber. phone 169R.
* lis, and is in a position to give you
commercial orchard for sale.—F. P. the market. For woodsawing, clear­
Best in the West—Oregon Portland quick and reliable service on your Friday. Hood River, Ore.
2* ing land both large and small ranch­
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es. Let Kuppenbender give you a
Cement. Always uniform and fresh. watch and clock repair work.
State Fair. Salem. Oregon. Septem­ demonstration.
The county court left on Tuesday
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Latnb-Schrader Co.
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Wants to buy or rent a place with to be present tn Portland when the ber 23-28. Splendid exhibits, excel­
The
Red
Cross
war
drive
pledges
•bout 15 or 20 cowb . Address Box bids for the Three Rivers road was lent mnsic. high class entertainment made in April are due the first week
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4* opened. It was the Intention of the and a superb racing card. For par­ in September. Those knowing them­
ticulars write A. H. Lea, Secretary.
Get your hay at the Kuppenbender county court to submit a bid.
• selves to be in debt to this fund will
Married at the home of the offi­ Salem, Oregon.
Warehouse. Prices are always the
please pay the same at either of the
•»west.
• ciating clergyman Chas. E. Gibson.
Dr. Turner eye specialist of banks, or to the secretary Mrs. Em­
Portland will be in Tillamook mett Bales.
New location Singer Sewing Ma­ Millard Hammond of Paoti, Ind., and
chine Agency, first door south of Miss Minnie Dow, of this city. The again Friday and Saturday. August I
large
number of Oregon
banks
wedding occurred on August 26th.
30, 4».
31. Consult uno
him «1
at Jenkins wvw-
Jew-
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Photo Studio.
If you have a Ford car Investigate
Rabbits for sale or exchange. Am elry store. Dr. Twrner will also be la have already subscribed for United
of credit, and
the Shinier Manifold at Plasker going out of rabbit business. New Cloverdale Thursday. August, 29th.• States certificates
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One and a half miles of hard sur­
facing on the road south of this city
have been laid, out of the five miles
contracted for. It is hoped that the
weather will keep fine so that the
work can be finirned this fall, other­
wise the unfinisned part will be bad
for travel this vinter.
court. These parties werb married in.
Tillamook county the 4th of July,
1916. Cruel and inhuman treatment
Is alleged on the part of the plain­
tiff, the defendant accusing hiB wife
of being unfaithful and associating
with other men. The plaintiff says
her husband has a violent temper
and refused to provide her with
proper clothing, requiring her to
take in washing and earn money to
purchase her clothing. No children
were born to the union, and plaintiff
wants *25.69 per month alimony.
Rollie W. Watson vs. Tillamook
City, Robert T. Boals, Mayor, Albert
H. Gaylord, city recorder, and Allen
L. Page. George A. Edmunds, Gordon.
L. Burge, Addison H. Harris and
Fred Christensen, councilmen, is a.
I am subject to go to the army, I suit filed in the circuit court to en-
consequently I must sell quick all my , join and restrain the city officials
property* worth more than *7,000.00. from payink out insurance money to
Will sell for *750.00, consisting of Albert H. Gaylord, who is the city
beef cattle, saddle horse, 4 h.p. drag 1 recorder, the plaintiff contending
saw, 160 acres land, tools, dishes, ' that no officer of the corporation
rifle, revolver and bedding. Call C. J. i shall be interested in any contract
Dobils, R. F. D„ Bay City, Ore.
* ' work, the expenses of which are to
Wanted a representative for Tilla-1 be paid out of the city treasury.
mook County, either lady or gentle­
The farm labor situation is serious
man for war time necessity. Endors­ and little relief in sight. The new
ed by government officials. A big draft will take out more of our
opportuity and a good income as- 1 strong young men. But in the face of
sured to a real worker.-—Address, ! this handicap we must keep the
with reference, F. E. Russell 129*4 I home fires burning and the produc­
12th street, Portland, Oregon.
* tion of food must be increased as we
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Mr. Burrows, representing the gov­ must have more food. Therefore we
ernment, had a conference with the must adopt the right means. We
Tillamook school board on Wednes­ have proven to you that successfully
day with a view of introducing the replaced muscle with machinery in
Smith-Hughes vocational education­ Tillamook County in the past and
al bill, recently passed by Congress, we are glad to Inform you that we
which is to give boys practical In­ are now better able to serve you
than ever before in labor saving
struction'In farming.
machinery, such as milking ma-
I am now offering Prince Henger- chines, gas engines of all sizes, auto>
veld De Koi, born Jan 21, 1918 for trucks, automobiles, tractors, gas
sale at a low price. If you are in the and electric washing machines, elec--
market for a good Registered Hol­ tric light plants, saw mills, and all.
stein Bull calf, sire and dam have kinds of farm implements and barn,
good records, ask for pedigree. Now equipment. Let us figure on your job.
is your chance, I will sell him cheap. All of our goods are guaranteed so
Call Ben Kuppenbender.
* you take no chances. Write, phone,
Your washing done for 25 cents per or see Kuppenbender about your
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month. Get a Liberty Bell electric wants, at Tillamook, Oregon.
washing machine with adjustable
wringer and turn that dreaded wash
Tillamook County School Fair.
day into a day of pleasure. Let us
give you a free trial at your own
The prospects are good for the:
home and satisfy yourself. Call Kup­ School Fair which will be held at
penbender, Main 7 or Mutual phone the Fair Grounds next Saturday.
and arrange for a demonstration.
It is to be hoped that as manyr
Married at the Christian Church, parents and children attend as pos­
Friday, August 23, Mr. Earl Parker, sible. This will be an opportunity for
of Nehalem, Ore. and Miss Irene the people to see what the schools,
Foster, of Forest Grove, Oregon. are doing, more especially along in­
These young people will make their dustrial lines.
It is an educational fair more than,
home for the present at Nehalem,
where the groom is employed in gov­ an amusement fair, though there are
ernment work. Rev. Harry E. Tucker to be foot races, etc., for both boys
and girls.
officiated.
Several of the club members are
The Woman’s Committee of the raising pigs and will have a nice pig
Council of National Defense has tak­ exhibit.
en up the duty ot providing patriotic
There will be present a representa­
choruses for the drives that are to tive from the State Superintendent's
come in the future. A chairman is office, also Mr. Seymour and Mr.
appointed in each county, and the Allen, from the O. A. C. Mr. Butler,
work to be systematically taken up. the garden expert, from Washington,.
Mrs. Chas. E. Gibson has accepted D. C., will also be present. All these
the position of chairman for this people will talk and instruct the
county.
boys and girls.
More boyB and girls are finishing
The management of the Gem Thea­
tre has signed a contract to run all up their club work this year than
the U. S. Government official war ever before. All will have exhibits at
pictures. When you see these pictur­ the fair.
Come and see what your boys and
es you are helping the government,
as a liberal share of the rentals go to girls are doing. The fair will be free.
the American Red Cross. Each pic­ No admission fees charged.
ture will be advertised far enough in
advance bo everybody in Tillamook
Registration In September.
can make arrangements to see it.
Keep your eye on the newspapers
In the case of T. Leverlch vs. C. W.
Miller, reported In our last issue, a to learn the date of the coming reg­
mistake was made in stating that istration day for men from 18 to 20.
the case was decided in favor of the and from 31 to 45 years of age, in­
defendant. It was decided in favor of clusive, under the new drafk law,
the plaintiff. who sued for 15c. be­ soon to be passed by Coigress.
The exact date f the Registration
ing the balance of a milk bill thkt
was in dispute. The cost in »he casv Day on which 13,000,000 men in tbe
amounted to *20.05. whl'h the de­ United States Included within these
ages must register, cannot be an­
fendant had to pay.
nounced until th< new draft law is
Arthur M. Churchall and F. R. actually passed and signed by the
Beals vs. Minnie A. Meade and T. B. President.
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Meade Is a suit filed in the circuit
But it ¡ b certain that the Registra­
court growing out of a real estate tion day will be early in September.
deal. The suit Is to set aside the Every man in the new draft ages,
confirmation of sale of certain Port- whether citizen or alien, will be re­
J;nd property and cancel the sale quired to register on the day set. No
and that defendant be enjoined and excuse will be accepted for failure to
restrained from prosecutig any ac­ register, and the penalty will be up
tion against the defendants.
to one year’s imprisonment.
For his own protection, every man
Apropo as to the Ciurier going out
of existence, it is not out of place to affected by the new draft law is
recall the time when the old rule or urged to watch the newspapers for
ruin faction owned the plant and announcement of the Registration
Controlled the Independent, which Day, and to register on that day at
was used to malign some of our best the place designated by his local
citizens. The rule or ruin faction draft board without fail.
died hard, It was a survival of the
fittest, for the respectable, law abid-
Card of Thanks.
ing. moral element eventually pre-
dominated.
The undersigned wish to thank
Miss Vida Lamb and parents, Mr. those who so kindly assisted us at
and Mrs. Francis Lamb, who have the time of the death and burial of
oeen spending the summer camping —
our - beloved mother Mrs. Marion
than
they "" Chance.
here, are leaving sooner L
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston,
expected to on account of Dr. Ernest
Mr. and Mrs. Qus Goeres,
Lamb, of Union, who has enlisted in
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tinnerstet
the medical corps, and will leave
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmelzer.
soon for Georgia. Miss Lamb will be
the house guest of Mias Elan Hol­
man for the week-end in Portland
Dairy Ranch for Sale.
and of Mrs. Melvin N. Lamb. The
family left Wednesday morning ex­
160 acres on Tillamook River, half
pecting to arrive in Eugene in the
bottom land, 13 cows and other stock
fore part of September.
Price *12,500. Net Income from farm
Minerva Kibbe vs. Felix Klbbe is in 1*17 *1.800.—E. R. Garner, Hem­
a divorce suit filed In the circuit lock, Oregon.
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