TILLAMOOK, OREGON. OCTOBER 10, 1918.
Tillamook Jottings
R. W. Bennett, expert watch
Ii.so PER YEAR.
re-
Wants to buy or rent bottom land TWO MORE TILLAMOOK BOYS
pated in scores of actions, as a raider the bertaved widow our heartfelt
dairy ranch that will carry from 30
KILLED IN ACTION. bomber or machine gunner, he was sympathy in this her sad hour of
Wanted- Men for highway
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work to 60 cows. Inquire of Annis Geisler,
promoted to Sergeancy for bravery sorrow.
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at top wages. Apply at paving plant Tillamook, Oregon.
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W. A. Wise, dentist.
in action. He was wounded seven
Resolved that a copy of these Reso­
Herbert
H.
Edgar
and
Harry
R.
5 miles south of Tillamook or phone
' times and finally was invalided to lutions be spread upon the minutes
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
833.00 riding saddle, blanket and
Ackley Victims of Hun Bullets.
3714, Oskar Huber.
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England and honorably discharged. of our Lodge; that a copy be sent to
bridle, new, used once. Suitable for
Insurance on hay-Phone Watson.*
Harry R. Ackley, Co. I., 128th In­ Returning to this country, Empey the widow of our departed Brother,
lu conformity with the rule formed lady. Owner" will take $20.00 for out­
Let W. A. Church write your insur­ elsewhere, all wood orders must be fit. Its an English, double cincha, fantry, is another native born Tilla­ was induced to write a story of his one to the newspapers for publica­
ance.
• accompanied by payment in advance. Somerset saddle. Inquire at Auto mook boy to be killed in France. He experiences and this he did in "Over tion, and that our Charter be draped
Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
* Top Shop opposite P. O., Tillamook. is a brother of M. D. Ackley. He The Top” which Btands as the most for a period of thirty days in his
joined the Third Oregon and went sensational book in years. It was memory.
For rent—two nice
furnished
Co.
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Tillamook County Pamona Grange, with the regiment to the Mexican published by G. P. Putnam's Sons Respectfully submitted in F. C. & B.
rooms
corner
9th
St.
and
4th
Avenue
Dr. Wise will return from Portland
and has been read by more
C. A. Johnson,
East, or Inquire of Ira G. Lance at at its September session, voted to usé border, and left with the Oregon 5,000,000 persons. In addition than
about October. 15th.
his
L. V. Eberhardt,
Postoffice.
• the funds of the order for the pur­ Regiment.
special stories and the book in serial
chase of a Liberty Bond and also a
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Albert W. Plank.
Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath. Room 4,
For Sale—Willamette Donkey En­ service flag to honor the grangers
Herbert H. Edgar is another Tilla­ form have been published in hun­
Masonic Apartments.
gine 9Vixll. Full equipment. Good of the county who have gone across mook boy to be killed in France, a dreds of newspapers throughout the
Card of Thanks.
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I, O. O. F. as new. Write or phone Sam Bauer, the sea to fight for the world de- telegram to that effect being received country—the total readers of which
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- Oregon.
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• mocracy.
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
Neskowin,
bjf his father, L. A. Edgar, who re­ have been estimated to aggregate
It is with heartfeit gratitude that
25,000,000 persons.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Anderson and
I wish to express my sincere thanks
Jewelry, clocks, watches, zilver-
Nice sewing machine, 7 drawers, sides at South Prairie. The young
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
R. N. Henkel, of Tillamook, were has ben used but had good care man belonged to Company F, 57th
to the many kind friends who
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Infantry.
FUNERAL OF H. B. MILUS.
showed so much sympathy and kind­
Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook, registered at the Hotel Portland, and looks like new—820.00. Also
Portland, Oregon, last week.
ness on account of the death of my
two used 878.00 Singers at 830.00
Tillamook.
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TILLAMOOK'S HONOR ROLL.
and
beloved husband, and especially to
835.00.
One
old
style
rotai
y
Large
Concourse
of
People
Pay
Last
To whom It may concern—Persons
House and lot for sale. Inquire at
the members of the K of P. and the
will not be permitted to pick ever­ Singer, sews good—810.00 at the
Token
of
Respect
to
Tillamook
Boy
this office.
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Home Guards, I wish to express my
green Blackberries on the premises Singer Agency, opposite Tillamook Easton, Peter, joined the Canadian
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Army on outbreak of war, killed in
I have a 40 cow ranch to rent. See of F. M. Trout and M. F. Goodspeed.* Postoffice. Machines rented.
deep gratitude. Also for the beautiful
On
Monday
Tillamook
people
paid
France.
floral offerings.
Ben Kuppenbender.
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1 their
lueir lasi
or respect to H. B.
I am subject to go to the army,
last toaen
token of
Furnished rooms for rent. $2.00 a
Mrs. H. B. Millis.
Ross,
Bruce,
machinist
in Navy, died 1 Mills, who died at Camp Colt, Penn.,
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for week, water and lights, furnished. consequently 1 must sell quick all ,ny
from injuries from accident at ‘ from Spanish influenza.
stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
• Corner of Second and Stillwell Ave., property worth more than 87,000.00.
Norfolk, Va.
OLD TIME RETURNS OCT. 27.
Business was suspended and even
For sale or rent, the O’Hara Farm Tillamook, Oregon.
* Will sell for 8750.00, consisting of Gray, Perry O., Co. E. 4 4th Regiment,
beef
cattle,
saddle
horse,
4
h.p.
drag
the Circuit Court, which was in ses­
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at Netarts. Enquire at the place. •
died at Camp Lewis, from disease. sion, was adjourned in honor of the All Clocks in America to be Turned
Don’t throw away your old tires but saw, 160 acres land, tools, dishes,
Vote for W. L. Bryan, for county get an “Inner Tire” and get from rifle, revolver and bedding. Call C. J. Loerpabel, Guy, killed in France.
deceased. Although several other
Back One Hour.
treasurer. General election.— Pd. Ad. too to 5000 miles more service out of Dobils, R. F. D„ Bay City, Ore.
• Millis, H. B . died of Spanish influen­ young men of the county have loHt
each
tire
at
low
cost.
—
See
Shrode.*
their
lives
through
sickness
or
shot
George Hoskins has bought the
za, at Camp Colt, Penn.
The daylight-saving regulation, en­
For Sale—Most desirable, modern,
First class dressmaking. Long’s 15 acre city home in Ashland, Ore­
down oh the battle field, or died acted by Congress last spring, comes
Wni. Hare place north of this city.
Edgar,
Herbert
H.,
Co.
F.
67th
In-
Appartments, Mutual Phone, Mrs.
from wounds, this was the first fun­ to a close Saturday morning, Oc­
fantry, killed in France.
For Sale—160 acres of land at Nell Rasmussen and Mrs. Chas gon. Fine climate, pure wajer, health
eral service held here of any of the tober, 27, at 2 o’clock
when the
resort,
free
irrigation,
green
mead­
tiandlake. Inquire of Dan Billings. * Burkhart.
* ows and pustures year round, great­ Ackley, Harry R.. Co. I., 128th In- unfortunate young men who lost clocks of all America will be turned
fantry,
killed
in
France.
their lives in this cruel war.
Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, Rooms 1 A new line of wall paper just re- est variety products for home com­
back one hour, reverting to the es­
The remains did not reach this city
205-206 Tillamook Building.
* | ceivcd at the Harris Furniture store, forts; A city of real homes.—R. D.
Should there be any other names I until Sunday afternoon, and the fun­ tablished order of standart time.
We buy and sell second han^ autos. also a prepared paste for putting it Sanford, Helman St., Ashland, Ore. * added to these we would be pleased eral was planned for the next day. Sunset and sunrise thus will be 6ne
hour earlier by the clock, while twi­
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Ackley & Miller, Tillamook Garage.* on.
Tillamook has an auto top and to obtain them.
The funeral arrangements were en­ light will descent one hour earlier,
harness
repair
shop
in
rear
of
■
Need
a
truck
to
haul
your
milk?
Or
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trusted to the Home Guards and the just as before the plan to conserve
Wanted to buy or rent five room
house—Inquire at Dawson’s store. ¡anything else? Got an old automobile? building opposite post office. Auto Annual Meeting Red Cross Tuesday K. of P. Having marched to'the horns Summer daylight into effect.
See SI110 >e, he will explain the resi. tops, curtains and cushions repaired
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of Henry Rogers, they lined up there,
For bargairs in second hand auto­ It’s a “Truxtun Attachment.”
* and waterproofed, harness repaired.
Instructions come from the Nation­ and followed the hearse to the Chris­
mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
Circuit Court Cases.
Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, rooms If you can't come, send your harness al Red Cross that all elections of of­ tian church, where the school chil­
House and two lots for sale. Terms 205-206 Tillamook Building. Office by parcel post to the Auto Top and ficers shall take place at the time dren were also lined up. The funeral
The October term of the Circuit
if desired. Inquire at this office.
* hours 9 until 5, evenings and Sun­ Harness Shop. Box 164, Tillamook.* of the regular business meeting in service was conducted by Rev. Harry
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To be sure you have a place to live October. Hence the annual meeting, Tucker, assisted by Rev. Ghas Gib­ Court convened on Monday with.
Buy your hay from Kuppenbender days by appointment.
with reports of the officers, Auxil­ son, th« funeral
sermon being I Judge Geo. R. Bagley on the bench.
now while shipping is good.
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Dr. Turner, eye specialist of Port­ buy a home today. Never has the de- iaries,, and standing committees, and preached by Mr. Tucker, who eugol-
mand
for
houses
been
so
great.
Prop-
A new --- grand
jury
as
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Wanted to rent a typewriter. Ad­ land, will be in Tillamook again erties are selling every day but bar- the election of officers for the com-1 ezed the deceased and praised him for ' follows: S. A. Brodhead, foreman, T.
-Monday
and
Tuesday,
October
14-15,
dress A. Morgan. Tillamook.
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year _
will occur
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next Tuesday
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| his patriotic spirit. The.church was J. Harris, Jr.,
- C.
- C.
- Jensen,
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_ _ L. P.
! at Jenkins’ Jewelry Store. Consult gains are not all gone yet. Some of evening, the 15th of October, in the
il packed, and a large number of per- [ Gray, C. V. Stoker, A. M. Austin and
Insure your hay, play safe,——jhlm. Don’t forget the date.
* the best buys were listed today for
Isons were unable to obtain admission. A. W.
quick sale. A payment down, balance City Hall, at eight o’clock.
Phone Watson.
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’ ’ Plank. *
Rev. R. Y. Blalock has been ap- monthly, places you in a home of
The berry picking season Is now 1 After the impressive service, the fu- j I |
The
Grand Jury found true bills
Will trade cement work for a good pointed Justice of the Peace for the your own. See Everson at once.
* nearly over and the fruit canning I neral procession wended its way to ' against
milch cow. A. T. Dolan, MutuaJ third justice district, to fill the va­
done, and the moss room, which has ; the Odd-fellows cemetery, where the
Howard Edmunds, alias the "Tilla­ been neglected for some time on this
August Bosch, charged with vio-
»2 cancy caused by the resignation of
Phone.
remains were buried with military '
mook Kid.” was fined 8500 by Judge account, should be full of workers I I honors,
lating the prohibition law. He was
the
Home
Guard
tiring
the
the
first
part
of
Frank
Taylor.
was
in
T. Sarchet
Bean when he entered a plea £>t
caught in the act of making wine. He
the week from Portland looking after j Miss Charlette Wade is represent- guilty to bootlegging. The jail sen- every aftern<^|n. With a million pads | parting volley. There was a profusion pleaded guilty ana the judge fined
to
be
made
by
February,
the
moss
|
of
beautiful
flowers
at
the
church
his property here.
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: ing the well known California Per­ tence was not imposed, as Edmunds
sorting will have to be pushed vigi- | and also at the cemetery.
1 him $25.00 each on two indictments.
I L. C. Wilks was indicted for assault
Wanted— Women wanting to take ' fume Company, reliable dealers In has entered an offices’ training lently in the entire Northwest if our
Obituary.
kinds of toilet articles, soaps, ex- camp. The defendant was one of the
care of children evenings.- __ Apply at
with a dangerous weapon upon the
boys
who
are
injured
have
all
the
trncts etc. Phone 41-R.
41-R
* principals in a bootlegging ring re­
' I tracts
Mr. Howard B. Millis was born in person of C. L. Foster, of Dallas. He
this office.
pads they need to heal their wounds,
Don’t pay rent. A modern, up-to- cently broken up.
Mrs. Bert King has consented to Colorado, September 14th 1888, with pleaded guilty and the judge fined
For Sale—two year old colt, next
date
seven
roomed
house
for
sale
at
Carl Haberlach returned from a trip take the place of chairman made va- i his parents he moved to St. Louis, Mo., him $1,000.00 but remitted it to
spring. Sold cheap. Enquire of Mrs.
school.
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a
bargain,
near
the
high
to
Portland Wednesday, where he had cant by the resignation of Mrs. living there for a time and from there $100.00 upon good behavior.
Knight.
< Terms to suit purchaser. J. H. Frank- gone to make arrangements to adver­ Knight. Mrs. Gibson will be the cap­ to La Cross, Kansas, until six years
May Jackson was indicted with
Persons will not be allowed to p ck lin, Tillamook, Oregon.
* tise Tillamook cheese in The Oregon­ tain for Tuesday; Mrs. Fred Baker, ago he came to Tillamook, Oregon.
threatening to kill Hattie L. New-
Mrs.
■
blackberries on the premises of
On August 9th, 1913 he was united herter. The case will be tried in a
Lost—Fountain pen between depot ian, Telegram and Portland Journal. for Wednesday; Mrs. Dawson for
A. L. Fitzpatrick.
Thursday; and Mrs. Mattison f for j in marriage to Miss Vida Rogers of 1 few days.
and Tillamook Hotel. Also two pairs While there the price of cheese was
Five room house for sale, Paved of kid gloves lost Saturday in an ad­ advanced to 36c Tillamook. And what Friday. On account of the busy work Tillamook, Oregon.
Feeney and Bremer Co. vs. C. F.
at home on Monday and Saturday it'
district. Apply to C. S. Barnes, at the j dressed envelope. Finder please leave
Stone.
Action for money, Entry of
He
died
September
28th,
1918,
in
about advertising in the T'llamook has been decided to close the rooms
• i same at this office. Reward.
Rialto.
the service of his Country. 'Besides mandate.
newspapers ?
these days.
E. E. Colestock vs. H. Crenshaw.
For sale—Jersey cow, will freshen
For sale—three high grade regis­
Rev. Arthur F. Ingler, of Everett,
Ladies should remember that on his wife, he leaves a father and one
in February. Apply to Clent King, tered Holstein heifers, two two-year Wash., arrived on Thursday’s train Thursday thesoldiers who are locat- sister, Mrs. Fred B. Hale, of Salt Lake Transcript from 3rd Justice District.
Dismissed.
Beaver. Oregon.
olds and one yearling and one milch from Portland and spoke and sang at Thursday the soldiers who are locat- City, and a host of friends to mourn
Fredk. H. Wheeler vs. C. C. Byers.
his
death.
He
was
a
member
at
the
cow.
Write,
Mrs,
J.
A.
Hazlitt,
For
­
the
Nazarene
church
in
the
evening.
mending
to
the
sewing
room
to
be
Sergeant Guy Empey (Himself) In
Action for money. Dismissed.
time
of
his
death
of
the
Masonic
• Rev. Ingler was recently called to cared for. Volunteers are needed for
“Over the Top” at the Gem Theatre, est Grove, Ore.
Arthur E. Holden and Ethel Hol­
Ixxige and the Knights of Pythias den, vs. O. E. Gulstrom. Appeal from
Sunday and Monday.
Ii is to your interest to see our the pastorate here and comes highly this work also.
recommended
by
his
District
Super
­
Lodge.
work, and
Justice Court 2nd District. Entry of
Edward Kostlc, Cecil Spaugh and mens' and boys’ dress,
Intentendent and others. The chgrch
“OVER THE TOP.”
mandate. Settled in favor of defend­
Linton Hellrick will leave for Van­ school shoes, made of solid leather gave him a royal welcome at th? Sun­
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IN MEMORIAL.
no substitutes. Morris Schnal, Popu­
ent.
couver, Wash., on the 15th.
1
o
lar Price Clother.
• day services and all Beemed pleased Gem Theatre, Sunday and Monday,
State of Oregon vs. C. F. Deford.
with his message in sermon and
For sale—Pianola attachment with
Resolution of Condolence.
Two cases dismissed.
October 13 and 14.
Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has song.
music rolls. Fit any standard piano.
Castle Hall, Marathon Lodge, No. 89.
J. Canby Morgan vs. Allie Morgan.
employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­
Enquire Bob Carlson, Wheeler, Or.
Besides the insight it gives into
County Judge Nicholls, of Yamhill,
Knights of Pythias.
Action for money. Dismissed.
lis, and is in a position to give you
We your Committee to draft Reso­
Ida Barnett, vs. Southern Pacific
For Sale—Five brood sows with quick and reliable service on your was in the city the first of the week actual trench conuitious as they are
with the petition to have the Grand being met by thousands of Americans lutions of Condolence on the death Co., Damages. Dismissed.
pigs, also horse, Inquire of Peter watch and clock repair work.
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Jones-Knudson Furniture Co., vs.
Ronde road made into a post road. now and as other thousands will I of our beloved brother Howard B.
Betchard on Harrison ranch.
The Tillamook Singer Sewing Ma­ The City Council agreed to indorse come to know them soon, "Over The > Millie, beg to submit the follow'ag:
Albert Krake. Action for money. Dis­
bred
For Sale—Berkshire pure
Top" take an unique place in the
chine Agency is now permanently lo­
Whereas the Supreme Ruler of the missed.
pigs, four months old. Enquire of A. cated opposite the post office, where the movement, asking the Oregon de­ patriotic educational propaganda of ' Universe in His infinite wisdom and
J. M. Erickson vs. W. A. Clark and
E. Williams, Mutual Phone.
monthly payments may be made and legation to see that it is desig­ the nation. The war is presented in . mercy has seen fit to call from this Mrs. W. A. Clark. Action for money.
nated
a
post
road
as
soon
as
possible.
such a way that every parent or re­ worlu of pain and sorrow to that Judgment.
Chevrolet Motor Car, 17 model in' supplies ordered.
our beloved
good condition, for sale at a bargain. | For sale or trade, one sorrel mare The Tillamook County Court also took lative of a soldier should see it, be 1 happy home above,
Tillamook County Bank vs. Darwin
Enquire at Headlight office.
* six years old, weight 1500 lbs; and similar action and other organizations cause it gives reassurance that Amer­ Brother, and in his death we are Shaw and Elmer Lucas, Action for
will be asked to give their assistance. ican courage and fighting instinct once again reminded that our lives money. Dismissed.
Best by Test—Oregon Portland on« colt, three years old. iron gray.
State of Oregon vs. James Langley.
On Thursday afternoon a welcome as they have on other battle fields in are of short duration, and are called
weight 1100 lbs. «*•••
Will —
trade ...........
for good
Cement. For sale by Lamb
’
' Schrader
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to pause a moment in the busy whirl Indictment.
Demurrer
sustained.
rain put in an appearance, which other days.
dairy
cows.
Andrew
Vetsch,
Elmore
«
Co.
The Vitigraph Company was many
ranch.
*2 soon put out the forest fires that months in the making of the picture of life, and bow our heads in bum­ Case dismissed, to be resubmitted to
ble submission to the will of Him grand jury.
Wants to rent dairy ranch of from
started in the north part of the
More than seventy-five hundred of county and especially the serious fire and is said to have expended a vast who rules the destinies of all.
15 to 20 cows. D. Betschardt. Mohl-
. Reed Farmer, vs. East Beaver
• ■ our own American boys in khaki ap­ up the Kilchis river In the Whitney sum of money on it. One of the high
In the death of our Brother we Cheese Co. Action for money. Demur­
•r. Oregon.
pear in "Over The Top” the great
lights in it is the actual reproduc­ have lost a true and loyal Knight,
Kuppenbender always carries a American drama of the screen to be Co.’s timber. Late Friday night, al­ tion of President Wilson in the act of one who was true to every principle rer overruled. ’
Ralph Ackley vs. Joseph Fellman.
though
over
two
weeks
late,
the
an
­
full line of mill feed at the lowest shown at the Gem Sunday and Mon-
nual equinoctlcal storm struck the signing the proclamation of war of our Order, and true to his friends. Action for money. Judgment.
prices.
• day.
Dee Moon and A. N. Woods vs. W.
county and it was the first hummer against Germany. Another is the He left all that was near and dear to
sinking of the Lusitania, the act of him to answer
Best in the West—Oregon Portland
Did you ever stop to think that of the season. It did no damage, how­ frightfulness that transported Empey Man can do no his country's call, Y. Masters and F. K. Masters, Action
more. His devotion to for money. Dismissed.
Cement. Always uniform and fresh. about 25 per cent of feed that is fed ever, simply rocking a few poorly
W. L. Clark vs. Jos. Blaser, Action
Lamb-Schrader Co.
* without cutting is wasted? And that built buildings, and finding leaks in trom an office in Jersey City, wither those near and dear to him, as well
he had retired after long service in as to his friends, was a shining ex­ for money. Order of dismissal.
We always have second hand cars feed put up in a silo is worth about roofs.
th« U. S. Cavalry, and sent him to ample for all to follow, and we know
Why is “Over The Top” the great­
Jason J. Powell vs. E. L. Youmans,
for sale at very attractive prices. See 30 per cent more than if put up dry?
the front line in France as an that when he shall have reached the
est story of the war? Because it is avenger.
W.
Y. Masters and A. D. Craig. Ac-
Kuppenbender.
• Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
river that marks the unknown shore
written by a man who has been there
tion for money. Verdict in favor of
Empey
stands
out
as
one
of
the
his
hands
will
be
filled
with
deeds
For
Sale
—
A
fine
pair
of
black
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a
who has suffered seven wounds, been
21000
in promoted for bravery and still stirs most romantic characters brought of charity the golden key that opens the defendants.
position to give you prompt service mares, about 2000 or 21000,
The case of Joseph I^imbrecht,
on your repair work.
* good order, good workers, also three the heart of America with his lec­ out by the war. From the time he left the gate to the palace of Eternity.
Farwell our Brother, we shall miss charged with indecency. is on trial.
wagons. At your own price have no tures and vibrant tales, because it is Manual Training High School in
For Sale—New modern residence, further use for them.—Homer D.
Brooklyn as an adventurer on the you; there will be a vacant chair, The defendant is evidently a pro-Ger-
chuck full of humor rather than the .
located in best residence district. For Flagg. Bay City, Oregon.
seas., this young American's but the memory of your many acts man.
* tear; because it ha s the vigor, the high
'
Mie at a bargain. Sec Frank Heyd. *
life has been filled with colorful ac­ of kindness and sympathy will be
C. J. Edwards. Cloyd Dawson and dash and the indomitable optimism ' tion and at the age of 34 he is one fresh in our memory through each
Wants to buy or rent a place with
Notice.
about 15 or 20 cows. Address Box Rev. Hickerson, who are members of of the true American thoroughbred. of the world’s most picturesque fig­ 1 unfolding year, another link in the
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4« I the United War Work Committee, The Vitagraph picture, ’Over The ' ures. He served six years In the reg­ golden chain that binds us to this
151 Tillamook, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given, that a
Top
”
starring
Empey,
himself
Is
the
left on Wednesday io meet with the
ular cavalry and saw active service glorious trinity. None knew you as caucus will be held at the City Hall,
Lumber for Sale.—The lumber
climax of screen art. It is the Great on
<
managers
in
Portland.
Mesdames
the Mexican border. After his a friend but to admire and respect in the City of Tillamook. County of
used at the Chautauqua is for Mie.
Edwards and Dawson accompanying American photodrama.. To be shown ( discharge he went into business in you. To those who are left behind to Tillamook, and State of Oregon, on
See H. T. Botts.
and
at
the
Gem
Theatre
Sunday
them.
Jersey City and for seven years was mourn your loss, we can only say Saturday, the 24th day of October,
Monday.
Get your hay at the Kuppenbender
a member of the National Guard in that life has its sunshine and Its 1*14, at I o'clock a.m. Said caucus is
H. Booth has hit onto a new meth­
Warehouse. Prices are always the
Jersey and New York.
shadows, its days of joy and its to be held for the purpose of nomina­
od of keeping his cows free from flies.
Ranches for Sale.
lowest.
Following the sinking of the Lus­ hours of sorrow, and In this great ting candidate« for city office«.
When the cows are In the barn ha
By ordey of the Common Council.
Both large and small ranches are itania, he went to London and volun­ drama we must all have a part.
Want to rent bottom land dairy fastens a piece of fly paper on their
Therefore be it resolved, the we Dated October 7th, 1*14.
for
sale now on account of shortage teered for service in the Royal Fusil­
carry
from
20
to
60
ranch that will
backs and he says It does the work,
A- H. Gaylord
cows. Apply to Ernest Qisler, Tilla- for after a few days there were no of help to run them. See Everson for iers of London. He was eighteen as members of Marathon Lodge, No.
City Recorder.
months in the trenches and partiei* I*, Knights of Pythias, extend to
the best buys in the county.
mooh, Oregon.
flies In hia barn or on hie cows.
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
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