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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 6,
Tillamook Jottings
W. A. Wise, dentist
Dr. R. W. Donohoe, dentist.
Let W. A. Church write your insur-
■nee.
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Hoofror Remedy at C. I.
Co.
"Flu” Insurance—Ask
Watson.
Clough
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Rollie W.
Rollie Watson writes all kinds of
Insnurance.
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Dr. and Mrs. Wise have returned
from California.
Lost—-pocket knife, finder
leave at this office.
please
Don’t fail to see the farm tank at
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. O. O. F.
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
Dr. Wise will be at his Cloverdale
office Saturday. Feb. 15th.
Obtain your wood from the Tilla­
To be sure you have a place to live
mook Transfer Co., Liberty Temple.* buy a home today. Never has the de-
Disinfect your home with B-K. to­ mand for houses been so great. Prop­
day and make yourself safe from erties are selling every day but bar-
deadly disease germs. Call Kuppen- gains are not all gone yet. Some of
the best buys were listed today for
bendefr, both phones.
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quick sale. A payment down, balance
Orchards and hedges and all kinds monthly, places you in a home of
of shubbery trimmed. Good job your own. See Everson at once.
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guaranteed. Charles Sohrade.', 9t:i
At
a
meeting
of
the
city
council
on
Ave and 6th Street.
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Friday evening it was decided to con­
For Sale—A small dairy ranch, one tinue the mask ordinance, which was
mile north of Tillamook on Wilson I modified so that it is not necessary
river. Inquire on premises. H. F. i for those in stores and offices to
Stafford.
wear masks, but those who enter
The casualty list on Tuesday con- them must do so, which makes it
tains the name of Fred W. Dunham, necessary for those attending church
of Hemlock, who is reported to be or meetings to wear masks.
slightly wounded.
E. H. Lindsey vs. Walter D. Hines,
director
general of railroads, is a
Circuit Judge Geo. R. Bagley de-
cided, on account of the flu situa- suit filed in the circuit court to re-
tion, not to hold clrcuit court last over $150.00 damages. Plaintiff al­
Monday, but will do so next Monday. leges that the railroad company in
making a fill caused dirt and rock to
Suttons' market has located oppo­ carelessly fall upon certain cattle
site Dawson’s store. We handle fresh guards so that a bull belonging to
and cured meats. Your patronage so­ the plaintiff strayed over it and was
licited.
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Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver­
ware.— R. W. Bennett.
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For sale—2 mares, one ten years
Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook, old, one coming three years, no
i reasonable offered
refused.—-Ike
Tillamook. Phone 72-W.
‘ Quick, Mutual Phone.
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Why not place your feed orders for
the future with Kuppenbender.
* I There are just two kinds of Milk-
i era—Sharpies and all others, Sharp­
For sale—Eight spring calves. ies will do all that other Milkers do,
Write to Box 38, Woods, Ore.
plus the "Upward Squeeze.”
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Will buy your calf hides, 27 cents i Before buying your auto tires, in-
cash at Tillamook Meat Co.
| vestigate the Republic Standard five
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Leland G. Irwin was regigstered at thousand mile guarantee, price right
j at Tillamook Feed Co.
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the Hotel Portland last week.
Tillamook Meat Company will pay
27 cents cash for your calf hides. *
Alfalfa hay, quality guaranteed at
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. ♦
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for
■tumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
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Buy your hay at the Kuppenbend-
ei Warehouse.
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Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, rooms
205-206 Tillamook Building. Office
hours 9 until 5, evenings and Sun­
days by appointment.
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When you want eggs for breeding
purposes, baby chicks or chickens,
call upon or write John Hofman,
Tillamook, Oregon., Have 20 variet­
ies of poultry.
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For Sharpies Mechanical Milkers
Dr. Wise can be found at his Tilla­
see R. F. Zachman, Tillamook.
mook office across the street from
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re- the court house, Mondays, Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Thursdays until
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
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For fresh and cured meats call further notice.
Sutton's Market. Both phones.
M tried at the M. E. Parsonage,
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Dr. E. W. Barnum, Dentist, Rooms Thos. A. Hart and Minnie Olson,
* both of Nehalem. The ceremony was
205-206 Tillamook Building.
performed
Jan. 29th by the Rev.
One lot and small house for sale, Chas. E. Gibson.
$550, part cash. Rosenberg Bros. *
i The best Is the cheapest In the end.
Health, Accident and Life Insur­ Sharpies Milkers have proven them­
ance—covers "Flu”—See Watson. * selves an absolute success, for six
We buy and sell second hand autos. years in Tillamook County. Why
Ackley & Miller, Tillamook Garage.* spend your money on experiments. *
For bargains in second hand auto­
The Tillamook Singer Sewing Ma­
mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
chine Agency is now permanently lo­
cated opposite the post office, where
Dr. R. W. Donohoe, dentist, First
monthly payments may be made and
National Bank Bldg. Tillamook, Ore.,
supplies ordered. Both Phones.
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In Dr. Allen’s office.
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A success requires no improvement.
Very desirable apartments for rent
Sharpies Milkers have not been
above the Gem Theatre. See A. C.
changed in construction since they
Everson.
came on the market, A success from
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Wanted to rent a piano. No Chil­ the start.
dren. Phone 35-J or P. O. Box 454,
Married, February 1st, at the
Tillamook, Oregon.
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Joseph R.
Methodist Parsonage,
Real honest old fashioned Pork Thompson, manager of the Yellow
Sausage is hard to get, but you will Fir Mill, and Anna Zimmerman
find it at Sutton’s market.
* Chas. E. Gibson Performing the
ceremony.
The Sharpies Milker is the fastest
Wanted,, to rent, a dairy farm,, in-
and most efficient milker in the
eluding livestock of about fifty milk
world.
cows for one or more years. If possi­
Tarpaulins—any
size—made * to
ble not too far off from the coast.
order, at the Auto Top Shop. ! Side
Apply to Alfred Hlrsig, 246 Salmon
4-1.
entrance-opposite. P. O.
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St. Portland, Oregon.
Let B--K be your disinfectant. It is
Tillamook has an auto top and
safe, clean and powerful. For sale at
of
harness repair shop
in rear
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
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Auto
I building opposite post office,
Let wour co-worker on the farm be tops, curtains and cushions repaired
the Cleveland Tractor. On display at and waterproofed, harness repaired.
Both phones,
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the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
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Just received a car of mill feed at
the Kuppenbender Warehouse. 1 Prices
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are lowest.
For Sale—Berkshire pure bred
pigs, four -months old. Enquire of A.
E. Williams, Mutual Phone.
The A. F. Coats Lumber Co.’s saw
mill resumed operation on Monday,
having been closed down since soon
'after the armstice was signed. Dur­
ing the shut down a number of Im­
provements were made in the mill.
Rollie Watson writes Health, Ac­
For sale, a few Brown Leghorn
cident and Life Insurance, contained
cockerels, thorough breds. $1.50 each
all In one policy. Rates are as low as
W. Stulvenga, Tillamook. Oregon. •
the lowest consistent with One Hun­
Rollie WatBon writes Are insurance. dred Years of Actuary Data. Our
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Losses are promptly adjusted and policies cover ’Flu.”
paid. Ask those who have been under
Rollie Watson writes live stock in­
our protection.
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surance. Every dairyman in Tilla­
For sale at a bargain 4 h.p. Fair- mook County should have this in­
bank & Morse gasoline engine in surance on his stock—if only a little
good order. W. D. Shafer, Rockaway, on each animal—as losses are fre­
quently occuring, yours may be the
Oregon.
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For Sale, two 2 year old heifers, next.
Some of the dairymen of Faiarview
will calve about April 1st. H. A.
Springer, half mile south of Tilla­ circulated a remonstrance against an
increase in the county officials salar­
mook.
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ies. It is reported that Representative
Wanted a job for coming season by
Edwards has reduced the amount of
a Swiss cheese maker to work in a
the increase asked for in the bill
cheese factory.—John
H. Linder,
which he introduced.
Hillsboro. R 1, Box 43, Ore.
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Major-General Charles H. Martin,
For sale—Dairy ranch, will carry
who
was colonel of the Third Oregon
50 to 60 cows.—Inquire of C. W.
when that regiment held its annual
Miller at A. F. Coats Lumber office,
• encampment at Tillamook, is now in
Tillamook, Oregon.
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command of the'90th division, being
Have you been in the new meat one of the eight divisions of the army
market across the street from Daw­ of occupation on the Rhine.
son’s store. They have the best meats
We received a book printed in
they can get. Give them a call.
Fiance, from
First Lieut. John
Why pay four or five hundred dol­ Olson, which gives a twief history of
lars for dairy land without improve­ the 116th Regiment, as well as the
ments jvhen you can get as good soil pictures of the officers, of which
with improvements for $300.00 per “Jack” is one. The regiment was
acre.—43ee C. W. Miller about this 5,500 strong, and the officers belong
to all parts of the United States.
proposl ion.
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1919,
itaöliobt
and equitable wage, and to the em­
ployer, a maximum degree of effi­
ciency.
Roushbrugge, Dec. 25, 1918.
To standardize working and living
Dear Father—Just a few lines to
conditions
in camps and mills.
let you know that I am still well and
To provide methods of informing its
in the best of health. Have just re­
members upon all questions of trade
ceived your most welcome letter last
interest to operators and workmen.
night, of Nov. 25th, and I am very
To foster personal relationship and
thankful to you. I am also very glad
a spirit of loyalty between the em­
that brother Pete got over so lucky
ployers and employees.
with his sickness.
To develop to the highest degree
Well today is Christmas day and I
possible loyalty to the United States,
am still in Belgium. We are going to
its laws and government, and to pro­
have a big Christmas dinner today at
mote and demand proper respect for
2 p.m.. Will write you as soon as we
its flag.
get our dinner. We also received
To create a community spirit by the
from the Y. M. C. A. two bars of
promotion of matter pertaining to
chocolate and three cans of jam for
public welfare, in each locality.
four men for Christmas present.
To encourage when and where it is
Most of by Christmas Eve was
found feasible cooperative hospitals
spent
on
a
train,
coming
back
from
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J Brussels, traveling through No Man’s
for the care of the sick and injured,
i Land in a box car, with all kinds of
and medical attention to the families
of members.
soldiers, every nationality.
To favor the development of logged
I and six other soldiers got a 48
over lands for actual settlers, upon a
hours pass to go to Brussels, and on
Saturday at noon, Dec. 21st, we left School Superintendent Advocates reasonable system of payments.
To institute, when feasible, em­
for Proven, a small village about 4
that Schools Open.
ployment service.
kilometers from here. We got a train
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To further recreation and educa­
A fire alarm was turned in on Sun­ there about 4 p.m. and left for
The County Health Officer, Dr.
day morning soon after seven o’clock, i Brussels. This was a French permis- Boals, informes me that the "flu” tional facilities in the camps and
there being a fire in the home of W. i sion train so we did not have to pay situation throughout the county is mills.
J. Riechers. It originated in the ' any fare. We got on a second class most satisfactory. There are very few
kitchen, the stove causing some pa- I German coach,, but the allies have it cases, and he considers it safe to
Money In Tourist Travel.
pec to catch fire. The fire was con­ ■ now. The train was made up of sec- open schools.
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Oregon will act as a host this sum-
fined to the kitchen and was extin- i ond and third class coaches and
In view of this statement I wish to
guished by buckets of water and a some box cars, but every one was suggest that all schools not already I mer to the National Editorial Asso­
fire extinguisher belonging to Rollie filled up with soldiers. The train was opened to resume work at the earl­ ciation as one of the results of the
W. Watson, but the fire did dam­ run by an English crew. We traveled iest date possible. The children have activities of the Pacific Northwest
age to the amount of $300.00.
through
Ypres and from there lost several very valuable months, Tourist Association. This body of
through No Man’s Land. It was night and now that the situation justifies, men and women is made up of the
and dark, and some way or other the no time should be lost in resuming brightest minds in the newspaper
You Do Want Better Cows!
world and the results that will ac­
train pulled apart out In No Man’s the regular school work.
crue from a publicity standpoint are
Land and left our part behind. We
Some
say
nothing
can
be
done
this
It is through the sire you get them.
had to stay there for an hour or so year, but there yet remains half the beyond all computation. During the
Just recall that our herd sire, Maple­
before the other half of the train I school year, and by intensive work past two years the Tourist Associa­
crest De Koi Beauty, has five sisters
came back and picked us up again, the teachers can accomplish more tion representing Oregon, Washing­
with an average yearly production
and continued on our trip, slower than half the year’s work. Then the ton and British Columbia has spent
of 1171 tbs. butter from 23,726.6 lbs.
than a snail can crawl. We passed effect of too long continued vaca­ $112,000 to attract tourists to the
milk; that his dam made 664 tbs.
through Rouliers, and other big tion upon the child should not be Pacific Northwest and the results
butter in 10 months; that she has 10
cities and finally reached Courtrai. I lost sight of. They should be back in have been far beyond expectation
yearly record sisters that average
tell you it was some combination. school for the training in study. We when war conditiins are taken into
1046 tbs butter from 20,603.3 lbs.
Had a train made up of German do not want them to lose the habit consideration. That Oregon has re­
milk; that the entire number aver­
ceived the greater benefit over the
coaches, run by an English crew on of study, and school punctuality.
age a 4 per cent test. We will sell
other
commonwealths is evident in
a Belgian railroad, with French sol­
If for any reason the situation in a
our spring grade calves at a reason­
diers tor companions. I climbed up particular district should become the attendance at Greater Lake.
able price from cows with C. T. A.
on the tack and went to sleep, but bad, thfc board can close the school There are 11 national parks in the
records.
United States and all but two showed
Mutual Phone, Bert Folks. could not sleep very long on account for a few days.
attendance except
that it was so cold. We had a pretty
The child should be trained for the a decrease in
nice evening, spent in singing and business of life, and nothing should Greater Lake and Rainier National.
For Sale.
parlevowing with the French sol­ be permitted to interfere with this, Crater Lake showed an increase of
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diers. After we reached Contrai excepting the care of his health. between 25 and 40 per cent and
A Registered Holstein Bull ten about 2 o'clock in the morning we That feature being rediced to the nearly 50,000 people visited Rainier
months old, a fine individual, bred got a French crew and left on our minimum, let us send him to school National while all parts of the Pa­
cific Northwest were included in the
by E. Werner, Aurora, from his fam- monotonous trip. We passed through again.
ous Sire, Fobe De Koi 2nd Johanna Andenarde and about 12 o’clock Dec.
The present conditions in the city various phases of publicity.
The total expenditure of the tour­
Duke, and a dam with a good record, 22nd, at noon, we reached the big of Tillamook and in the adjacent
will sell or exchange for a good cow and beautiful city of Brussels. I have country fully justify the drastic ists and vacation seeker per annum
or heifer.
never seen such a beautiful city be­ measures udopted about three weeks is not less than one billion dollars
Chas. Macpherson, fore, and all the people were glad to ago. to stamp out the "flu”. The and it is to secure our fail- share of
Grand Ronde, Oregon.
see us. They never did see many strict quarantine and ban on public this Immense revenue that this as­
American soldiers there before and and private gatherings have un­ sociation exists.
It is safe to say that in a very-
they were certainly glad to see the doubtedly done the work. The offi­
Notice.
Yankees there. Of course everything cials are to be commended for their short time the Pacific Northwest —
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is pretty high here. We paid 18 sincere efforts in this direction, and and it can be demonstrated by fi„ur-
The Pleasant Valley Cheese Com­ tranks apiece for our dinner, but, of the citizens for their corporation, in es—can derive from fifty to one
pany wishes to receive bids on haul­ course, we ate at a big hotel with the united effort to better conditions. hundred million dollars of actual
ing cheese from its factory to Tilla­ silver plates, and, of course, every­
Last Monday the Bay City schools cash from the encouragement of Illis
mook car and depot, and supplies thing was fixed up great. We visited resumed. Also school district No. 38 travel. This cash remains in the Pa­
cific Northwest. It is not sent out for
from Tillamook to its factory, Pleas­ the Royal Art Museum, and certain- at Riverdale opened.
ant Valley. Leave bids at office of i ly seen some great statutes and pic­
After a winter of disuse, school any raw material, nor for any other
Carl Haberlach, Secty., Tillamook, tures. After we walked all through houses should be thoroughly clean­ commodity, but remains here to help
Oregon, on or before February 28th, the different parts of the buildings ed. ventilated and disinfected. Some every individual citizens in the de­
1919. Company reserves right to re­ we left and went to the Palace of kind of disinfectant should be used velopment of his business, and in tho
ject any or all bids.
Justice, which is a great building, every day in the building and toilets. payment of his tixes and the tourist
Pleasant Valley Cheese Co. and it is located right on the hill and
I trust our schools will again re- is absolutely the forerunner of the
you get a good view of the city, and suine, as I feel that very few are settler, the new investor and the
manufacturer.
it certainly looks good from there.
Wanted Bids on Hauling Cheese After we looked all round the differ­ justified in remaining closed any
Travel by rail was discouraged last
longer.
and Supplies.
year and as far as going abroad is con
ent other places, around the big
G.
B.
Lamb,
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square we went to see the King’s
County School Superintendent. cerned there will be nothing doing
Red Clover Creamery Company Palace. I tell you it is certainly a nice
this year. The var is over and the
wishes to receive bids for hauling place. We also visited the Royal
people have the money and a desire
cheese from its factory to Tillamook Theatre, the Postoffice and different Loyal Legion is Reorganized on to travel. We have so far expended
depot and cars and supplies from other big buildings. We also went to
$112,000, to attract attention to the
Peace Basis.
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Tillamook to its factory. Leave bids some big theatre in the evening. It
greatest asset we have and we only
at Carl Haberlach's office on or be- was about midnight when we went
W. D. Smith is here to explain new need to keep up the work to secure
fore February 15th, 1919. Company to bed and we certainly had a nice plans to lumbermen and loggers of returns based on this expenditure
reserves right to reject any or all bed too, in a big Palace Hotel. We the Loyal Legion. For the first time far beyond the desires of the most
bids.
lived like kings while we stayed since the Loyal Legion of Loggers avaraclous. To illustrate: the Park to
Red Clover Creamery Co, there.
and Lumbermen has been separated Park Highway Association at u re­
On the 23rd we went to the rail- from the government an organization cent meeting in Spokane reported
road station to find out when we meeting will be held to explain the 10,000 machines entering Spokane
The Allied Churches.
could get a trip back again, and purposes of the new body.. Officers over the Yellowstone Highway with
there we found that we could not get will be elected and the new work ex­ an average of four in a machine.
Chas. E. Gibson, D. D. Pastor.
Suppose these machines were gather­
a train until 2 o’clock the next morn­ plained.
11 a.m. Subject—"The Worth ing. So, of course, we took in the
Never before in the history of the ed together ifi Spokane in one day.
While Church.”
town again. It never cost us anything U. S. A. has such an organization You know what its costs you to
7:30 p.m. Subject—"Was Man to travel in the street cars, and we been perfected, operators and em­ travel. Take this amount and multi­
Worth the Price God Paid for his get reduced rates at some of the ployees both being eligible for mem­ ply it by 40,000 and look at the to­
Redemption?"
theatres.
bership, it being on a strictly fifty­ tal and this 18 the way this new
Prayer xneetlng on Wednesday
money that costs us practically
They have everything a man want­ fifty basis.
evening. Bring your bibles for a ed to buy, even had Icecream. I had
Dues are matched by the operators nothing to get flows in a steady
bible study. Subject—"My First about 120 Franks, and, of course, for each man in their employ. A con­ stream into our lap. House Bill 76
Duty.”
spent all, but I am not sorry at all, ference committee Is elected In each I calls for another appropriation to
Sunday School at 10 a.m. under because a man does not always get a locality, and to them all grievances cover the coming two years, for the
White.
the supervision of Prof. O. V.
chance to see a place like that and are reported and taken up locally, 1 same amount asked for two years
we took in all the best things. 1 tell and if they fail to udjust the trouble ago and dependent upon Washing­
Evening Telegram and Headlight. you I have never seen such a nice it goes to the Board of Directors, and ton and British Columbia following
place before and someday I will take finally to a Federal Judge, whose de­ I with the same amount they gave
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previously. No appropriation has
cision is final.
We have made arrangements with another chance to see it again.
At about 1 o'clock in the morning,
A lodge of ninety members was or­ ¡secured more for Oregon or been
The Evening Telegram, the leading
and thoroughly reliable
evening on Dec. 24th, we got on the train, ganized at Garibaldi, Feb. 3, being better administered. The work is
newspaper of Portland, whereby the but all the cars were so filled up so I 100 percent membership; also at under the constant attention of some
lof our leading business men who give
Evening Telegram and Tillamook ¡got in a box car with some American Wheeler and Bay City.
The aims and object of the asso­ their time free of charge and pay
Headlight can be obtained for 12 soldiers and we had all other nation­
their own expenses when attending
months for $5.00. This offer is good laities mixed up. We had Algerians, ciation are:
To maintain the basic eight hour the meeting of the Board of Direc­
only up to and including March French, English, Canadians, Aus­
tors.
10th. his is a good opportunity to tralians, Belgians, and Americans in day.
The state revenues are used to de­
our
car,
about
35
men
in
our
car.
It
To
provide
an
organization
on
the
and
obtain a fine daily newspaper
the best and leading county news- was so cold so some of the Americans basic principle of a 'square deal,” in velop every other asset, either by
paper of Tillamook County for a hunted up a stove and we heated up which both employers and employ­ maintaining departments, enforce­
small amount of money. Send In the car a little. We stayed in the car ees are eligible for membership and ment of laws, maintaining Institu­
your subscriptions to the Headlight until about 5 o'clock when our train may meet on a common ground, and tions, and the building of roads and
started away, and it took us until ! to avoid strikes and lockouts.
bridges and the simplest way to in­
at once.
about 7:30 in the evening to get
To promote a closer relationship crease these revenues Is by a devel­
Some people who went jauntily to back. We certainly had a nice time. I bet ween employer and employee In opment more potent than any that
the peace conference to settle every­
Now I want to tell you what kind ' the lumber industry.
has gone before which will result in
thing as easily as the fellow who of Christmas dinner we had today.
To provide means for the amicable the coming here of thousand- of
started to mop up Niagara Falls with Well we had a big piece of turkey, adjustments on an equitable basis, of men and women, who will see us as
a nickle sponge, are beginning to , Brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes, all differences that may arise be­ we are and who will in a large meas­
discover that the problem is not as 'gravy, dressing, nice rice pudding, tween employers and employees.
ure either remain
permanently or
simple as a sum in addition.
cocoa, one‘orange, two cigars, two
To insure to the workman a just leave their money for investmei. s.
Private Jos. Zirr in Belgium.
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packages of cigarettes, one can to-
; bacco, 12 pieces of good chocolate
candy, one package of chewing gum.
II tell you it was great. Of course I
I would rather have been home, but
under the circumstances have enjoy­
ed myself very much.
We also got issued our pine tree
emblems,, which we will wear on our
I left sleeve now.
I I also want to tell you that I have
' received your most welcome Xmas.
; package, for which I thank you very
| much.
| Well, will have to close for this
time, will write you soon again. I
also see that you have received the
$15.00 for October. I think you will
get for Nov. soon now. Tell every­
body hello from me. I wish everybody
my best wishes. I am your loving son
and brother,
Pvt. Joseph Zirr,
Co. B. 316th Fid Sig Bn.
A. E. F. A. P. O. 776.