Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 20, 1919, Image 4

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    T illamook
ŒiUamuuk
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
per year $2.00
Advertising Rate*.
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Locals
Readers, with reading matter
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Notices of meetings etc, per line 7c.
Resolutions .................. per line 5c.
Knocking the City's Pay Roll.
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building. To the casual observer it
looked as though the senate, in the
scrap between the cement trust and
the patent paving corporations, was
doing its best to knock, knock,
for if the state scions have reached
a point where they cannot place im­
plicit confidence in the men who
form the State Highway Commission,
then we cannot place confidence in
anybody. We are glad to say that
State Senator Handley, although one
of the minority, was not lined up
with the bunch that is wanting to
tie the hands of the State Highway
Commission. It is a little surprising
to us to see so many progressive
senators voting the way they did.
When their constitutents voted for
them, they did not tie their hands
and call into question their honesty,
'neither should they question the
honesty of the State Highway Com­
mission and the County Courts in
awarding road contracts. The atti­
tude of the State Senate was decided­
ly disappointing to the people who
want good roads.
headlight
Mrs. W. A. Haynor and Mrs. Ed. I
Dunn, of Dallas, are visiting rela­
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tives in the city.
Let B—K be your disinfectant. It is ¡
safe, clean and powerful. For sale at
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
Let wour co-worker on the farm be ,
the Cleveland Tractor. On display at
the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
Just received a car of mill feed at
the Kuppenbender Warehouse. Prices
are lowest.
Have you been in the new meat
market across the street from Daw­
son's store. They have the best meats
they can get. Give them a call.
For Sale—Berkshire pure bred
pigs, four months old. Enquire of A.
E. Williams, Mutual Phone.
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For sale, a few Brown Leghorn
cockerels, thorough breds. $1.50 each
W. Stuivenga, Tillamook. Oregon. *
For sale at a bargain 4 h.p. Fair­
bank & Morse gasoline engine in
good order. W. D. Shafer, Rockaway.
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Oregon.
F ebruary
20,
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SMITHYS
Saturday and Monday
Sale Specials
YARN.
CANVAS GLOVES
Fleisher’s Zephyr Yarn, some in
skeins, some in ¡»alls. Seven Shades
to select from. Regular Value 35c.,
Saturday and Monday, price per
skein......................................... 27^.
Everybody knows that it is pay
rolls that count in the upbuilding of
a city or county. Before, however,
there can be pay rolls there must be
GARDEN SEED
some enterprising citizens who Invest
TOILET
PAPER.
Flower
and Garden Seed, fresh
large amounts of money In building
saw mills and factories, and It is up
new stock, regular 10c. and 15c. val­
to the business men of every city
For Sale, two 2 year old heifers,
ues—Saturday and Monday, price
that they see to it that they receive
Boiled down, the League of Na­
fair treatment. As an illustration of tions is simply a plan to settle in­ will calve about April 1st. H. A.
ioc. size . a ......... .................... 7<'.
this the A. F. Coats Lumber Co. came ternational disputes by arbitration. Springer, half mile south of Tilla-
t
Saturday
and Monday, price 15c.
mook.
to this city and bought out the old There’s nothing new about this. Only
lumber company’s property. Since the name. The United States and
size ..................................... 12%^.
For sale—Dairy ranch, will carry
then the company has expended large England settles their difficulties by 50 to 60 cows.—Inquire of C. W.
sums of money improving the saw arbitration.
Miller at A. F. Coats Lumber office,
mill, establishing logging camps and
Tillamook, Oregon.
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LANTERNS
given considerable employment at
Anyone
wanting
eggs
hatched,
good wages to those needing work,
No.
2.
Cold
Blast Lanterns, high
send them to me. I will set them in
as well as circulating large amounts
grade,
large
and
strong, regular
my incubator at $4.50 per 100 eggs.
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of money every month. Every busi­
Wm. Stuivenga.
ness man in the city have been great­
value
$1.45',
Special
price Saturday
Live Stock Ins.,—See Watson.
ly benefited by having this Institu­
Disinfect your home with B—K. to­
and
Monday,
eah
..........
■ ., $1.15
W. A. Wise, dentist.
tion in our midst, and, for our part,
day and make yourself safe from
we are sorry that we have not more
Dr. R. W. Donohoe, dentist,
deadly disease germs. Call Kuppen­
industries of a like nature. The citi­
bender, both phones.
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Sutton pays 27c. for calf hides.
LANTERN GLOBES
zens and business men, for the most
Orchards
and
hedges
and
all
kinds
part, appreciate
what the A. F.
Let W. A. Church write your insur­
j.^izes
or kinds—No. 2 Cold
Coats Lumber Co. have done In pro­ aace.
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* of shubbery trimmed. Good Job
guaranteed.
Charles
Scnrt.de-,
Bt;i
Blast!
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Globes;
D-Lite (Short)
t
viding a pay roll and in helping the
Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough Ave and 6th Street.
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industrial development of the city.
glob
’
e
H;
No.
O
Tubular
Lantern
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Along comes a labor agitator, whom Co.
Don't fail to hear Hickerson, the
and
Monday,
each
................
$1.15
nobody knows
and is a perfect
Spend your evenings at the Gem silver tongued orator, of Bay City, at
stranger, and trouble commences Im­ Theatre.
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the Presbyterian Church, Sunday
mediately, on account ot an effort to
Besides above special*—yon will find the following items at money saving values.
evening, February 23.
Don't
fail
to
see
the
farm
tank
at
unionize the saw miM. We contend
Underskirts
Knit Goods
the
Kuppenbender
Warehouse.
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Emil
Heusser,
who
recently
re
­
Umbrella*
that If the A. F. Coats Lumber' ¿0.
turned
from
six
months'
service
in
Pins
Ladies
’
Aprons
Garden
Tools
want to run their saw mill in thé
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. O. O. F.
Safety Pins
way they think beat, no one ha<h a Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
• the army. Is again working at Moult­
Ladies' Hose
Tubs
on’s barber shop.
right to Interfere with them. No
Sanitary Napkins
Misses Hose
Boilers
Jewelry,
clocks,
watches,
silver
­
other business in the city la being
R. W. Donohoe. Dentist, will be lit
Ink Tablets
ware.
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R.
W.
Bennett.
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Children's
Hose
Pails
Interfered with, and not one of them
Cloverdale the 26th of February.
Pencil Tablets
Mr.' and Mrs. Heusser are visiting R. W. Donohoe, Dentist, will be in
Men’s Hose
Cups and Saucers
have adopted the eight hour day for
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Mirrors
their help which the lumber eotn- this week in Portland.
Cloverdale the 26th of February.
Ladie's Gloves
pan y has done. Men seeking employ-
Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook,
AND MANY OTHERS
Suttons
’
market
has
located
oppo
­
ment wem to the company and ap- Tillamook. Phone 72-W.
site Dawson’s store. We handle fresh
Check the list, make a note of item* you need—compare prices—then come and take advantage of
plied for work, and arrangements
and
cured meats. Your patronage so­
.
Why
not
place
your
feed
orders
for
made
to
start
the
mill,
although
were
this
opportunity. Come and see the improvements we are making in the store.
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• licited.
the lumber market did not justify the future with Kuppenbender.
the company in doing so. Notwfth-
Regular services at the Christian
Dr. Wise will be at his Wheeler
standing this most of the employees office Saturday, February 22.
* Church next Sunday, The public are
went over to the labor agitator and
invited to attend all of
Hickerson at the Presbyter­ cordially
as a result the saw mill is closed ian Hear
the
services.
Church Sunday evening.
down and a number of men have been
A marriage license > was issued to
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Souse,
deprived of work to pay their stbre
Rolla O. Shangle, of Wrangell, Alas-
bills. But the point we are driving of Rockaway on Feb. 14th, a son.
County Executive Committee of and Charles A. Griffith. The boys saw
ka, and Viola Cora I Batzner, of Ne- “Tlie Cliy of Dim Faces” at the Gem
at is this: Are the citizens and busi­
Theatre next Sunday. This picture the War Savings Stamp drive is com­ some severe fighting.
For sale—Eight spring calves. halem, Oregon.
ness men going to side In with ■ Writ* to Box 38, Woods, Ore.
is made up around the most oriental posed of G. B. Lamb, chairman, P.
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Juul received two fine Kohler & setting ever seen on the screen. Don’t W. Todd, C. A. Johnson, Fred C.
In the death of Mrs. Ellen Baldwin
labor agitator and those who take up
Wlrt
"bify
your
calf
hides,
27
cents
ChaHe piano«, fumed oak cases. See miss it.
hiB cause, or the company who is
Baker, A. W. Bunn, E. K. Gilbert Mills, which occurred February 7, a
• them at Singer Agency. oppoHite P.
revered wife and mother who had
furnishing the city with n good pay cash at Tillamook Meat Co.
and C. A. McGhee.
roll? if the business men of this city
The Tillamook 8inger Sewing Ma­
been for 18 years a resident of Port­
Tlllumook Meat Compuny will pay O., Both phonea.
A bill has passed the senate to
coincide with the scullerous editor­ 2T cents cash for your calf hides. •
For Sale- -any one wanting young chine Agency is now permanently lo­ changed Judicial districts of Clat- land, was taken. Mrs. Mills was a
ial that appeared In the last issue of
cated
opposite
the
poet
office,
where
devoted worker in church, W. R. C.
Born to Mrs. and Mrs. Blackburn. pigs, six to eight weeks old, write. monthly payments may be made and ■sop, Columbia, Washington, Yamhill, and G. A. R. circles. Burial was in
the Herald, then this is no place for
Wilbur
Kirk,
Hillsboro,
Ore.
Route
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the A. F. Coats Lumber Co. or ah'y February 20th, a twelve pound boy. box 3.
supplies ordered. Both Phones.
• Polk and Tillamook counties. Clatsop the G. A. R. Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs.
is to be one district, Washington and Mills came to Portland from Ohio in
enterprising concern to locate. It Is
Alfalfa hay, quality guaranteed at
A
success
requires
no
improvement.
Columbia another, and Yamhill, Polk 1901. The husband, A. W. Mills, sur­
Edward Kletsl vs. Irma M. Vose, R.
exceedingly unfortunate for the rep- lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. *
H. Vose and Rosanna Vose is a suit Sharpies Milkers have not been and Tillamook another.
utation of the city that the boys ot
vive«. The children are Mrs. Agnes
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for filed in the circuit court to recover changed In construction since they
the saw mill company should be
Figure this out on a $16 tire. 10 Mastick and R. H. Mills, of Portland,
came
on
the
market,
A
success
from
* $740 .00 on a promissory note.
abused in that manner. It is not gen­ •tumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
the start.
* percent premium $1.60; on a $20, I R. W. Mills, of Tillamook, Ore., and
erally known that a strong effort
You get 27c. for your calf hides by
$2.00 premium; on $30, $3.00 prem­ L. V. Mills, of West Mentor, O.
First National Bank of Tillamook
was made to remove the sawmill taking them to Sutton's Market.
* vs Estelle M. Harris is a suit filed in
Rollie Watson writes live stock in­ ium; on $40, a $4 premium. Given | No, we are not dead yet! We have
about twelve months since, but the
Buy your hay at the Kuppenbend- the circuit court to recover $200.00 surance. Every dairyman in Tilla­ from our line of Gasoline, oils, grease been doing business in Tillamook
boys in the company turned a good
mook County should have this in- or tire eceessories. This is a cooper­ ¡County for nearly 20 years—here’s
ei
Warehouse.
• on two promissory notes.
offer down and decided to keep the
surance on his stock—If only a little ative or a profit saving plan at the hoping the Good Lord will let us con-
For sale—-2 mares, one ten years on each animal- -as losses are fre-
saw mill here. And we want to show
For Sharpies Mechanical Milkers
Tillamook Tire Co., E. F. Rogers, I tinue to do business in Tillamook
our appreciation, and that of the see R. F. Zachman. Tillamook.
• old, one coming three years, no quently occuring. yours may be the Mgr.
for the next 20 years. We want your
reasonable
offered
refused.
—
Ike
business men In this city, and resent
Play safe and Insure your live­ Quick, Mutual Phone.
* next.
To be sure you have a place to live business for every business man
the scundalims insinuations that the
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Wanted,, to rent, a dairy farm,, in­ buy a home today. Never has the de- knows that he must have business or
Herald hurled at the boys who are stock—See Watson.
All Knights are requested to be at
cluding
livestock of about fifty milk maud for houses been so great. Prop­ quit business. Our business is to pro­
giving the city i(*good pay roH. Tlie
R. W. Bennett, expert watch re- the Presbyterian Church Sunday
article not only attempted to give pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
evening, February 23rd, at eight cows for one or more years. If possi­ erties are selling every day but bar- tect your business and give you
the A. F. Coats Lumber Company a
ble not too far off front the coast. gains are not all gone yet. Some of every facility and service of this of­
For fresh and cured meats call o’clock.
Apply to Alfred Hirsig, 246 Salmon the best buys were listed today for fice.- Rollie W. Watson. All kinds of
black eye, but It is a black eye to Sutton's Market. Both phones.
There are Just two kinds of Milk- Si. Portland. Oregon.
the city us well. If the editor of the
4* quick sale. A payment down, balance insurance protection—No Mutuals
One lot and small house for i sale. era—Sharpies and all others. Sharp­
monthly, places you in a home ot or assessments.
lieruld Is so interested in unionizing
Tillamook has an auto top and your own. See Everson at once.
ies will do all that other Milkers do,
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I he business houses and IndustiTes of 1650, part cash. Rosenberg Bros.
I
in rear
No, we are Hot cutting the price of
plus the "Upward Squeeze.”
• harness repair shop
of
this city, he should start in to
I
We buy and sell second hand autos.
Senator
T.
B.
Handley,
of
Tilla
­
building
opposite
post
office,
neither are we selling second
Auto
unionize hl« own office and not at- Ackley A Miller, Tillamook Garage.*
Before buying your auto tires. In­ tops, curtains and cushions repaired mook County, has made a remarkable tnes,
grade goods. We are giving our
tempt it on others
vestigate the Republic Standaid five
Obtain your wood from the Tilla­ thousand mile guarantee, price ilgbr. and waterproofed, harness repaired. record so far. On every roll call customers a 10 per sent premium on
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’ Roth phones,
• where there was a division of votes. all makes of tires in stock. We have
mook Transfer Co., Liberty Temple.* at Tillamook Feed Co.
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It has been suggested that the
Haadley has voted on the side that on hand. Diamond, Amazon, Fisk,
.’or sale—6 hole used range, good was representative of the opinion of Republic,
For bargait:* in second hand auto­
For sale, eggs for setting, or day
Fourth of July would be an appro­
_ __
Boon, Standard
Four,
priate time to gather together all mobiles go to Case’s Garage.
old chtcks from elt-her Brown or baker. $12.00. alsd white enamel farsighted, thoughtful men of affairs. United States, Congress and Fire-
White
Leghorns.
Bred
to
lay
strain.^
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*
resaer
’
1^*24
inch,
bevel
plate
oval
the Tillamook boys who Joined the
His
Judgment
for
voting
has
won
for
Elmer Baker who has been honor­
stone, all of whlch are _______
standard
mirror.
4 drawers, $7.00. Call at him the respect of colleagues and ob­ makes and every
Army or Navy. This Is a good Idea, ably discharged from Uncle Sam’s Wm. Stuivenga.
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tire is guaranteed
Singer
ageecy
opposite
P.
O.
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servers.— Oregon Voter.
for it Is perfectly proper to get all service returned home on Tuesday.
and we make good. Can fit your car
When you want eggs for breeding
the boys together and Rbpw our ap­
Rev.
Hickerson
was
unable
to
de-
The
Fair
Board
had
a
meeting
purposes,
baby
chicks
or
chickens,
There is ene rift in the clouds. in every size, from 28x3 to 36x4
preciation of what they have don*.
Iliver hit address at the Presbyterian anyway, for letter postage returns *0 of the standard sizes. If you have a
We know we express the sentiment, and decided to hold a county fair call upon or write John Hvfman,
Church last Sunday evening, as ad­ pre-war prices on July 1. The in­ standard make of tire Hint is not
this
year.
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Tillamook,
Oregon.,
Have
26
variet
­
of a large number of persons In all ’. f *' 3)
vertised. but will deliver it Sunday creased zoue postage rate for news­ making good we can make you a fair
ies
of
ponltry.
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parts of the county that an effort
Wanted Someone to qualify for
evening. February 23rd.
papers and periodicals were left un­ adjustment on it—Tillamook Tire Co.
should bs made some time this sum­ substitute R. F. D. carrier. Apply at
Dr. Wise can be found at Ms Tilla­
changed.
but to make up for the re­ E. F. Rogers, Mggr.
mer to have a local celebration. At the postoffice.
Wanted
to
buy
two small farms
mook office across the street from
duction
In
bis postage the fellow
first It was thought that the county
close to Tillamook City, that will
Elizabeth Griffiths vs. Lloyd Grif­
Every Dairyman In TIHamook the court house. Mondays. Tuesday» support 6 to 12 cows. Owners only. lucky enough to pay an Income tax is fiths is a divorce salt filed In the
fair would be a good time and place,
Wednesdays
and
Thursday»
until
county
shodld
have
his
live
stock
in
­
but there are those now who think
* Address ’Farm” Tillamook Head­ hit an awful whack.—Independent. circuit court. These parties were
• further notice.
that the Fourth of July would be a sured. See Watpon.
light.
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The marriage of Miss Rdyth Bryan, married at Turner, Oregon, on the
The Tillamook Jersey Cattle C4ub
more appropriate occasion. The snep
RWd our big advertisement on
on*
of the most popular girls In lath of February, 1917. and no
shot man Is not *0 much concerned another page. See Watson for your will hold ita annual meeting on I Why pay four or five hundred dol­
lars
for
dairy
land
without
lmprove-
Boonville
society and Carl Edwin children were born to the union.
February
27th
at
the
Grange
Hall
at
as to the date, but we feel greatly Innuranee protection.
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men
t<
when
you
can
get
as
good
soil
Swenson,
of Tillamook, Ore., took The plaintiff alleges that soon after
110 a m. All Jersey breeders be sure
concerned that the boy» should be
[with
improvements
for
$300.00
per
place
at
the
bride's home on East the marriage defendant commenced
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^rhall
herd
of
dry
eows
for
sale,
all
and attend and bring a lunch.
gotten together thia year, and thgt_
acre.-
See
C.
W.
Maier
about
this
Division street, at Boonville. Ind., at to exercise toward her cruel and in­
we give them the time of their lives. cotnltig fresh. Harman Thitn, Blaine,
For sale on easy terms, either a proposition.
• 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. human treatment, failed to support
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If it is put off another year it will he Oregon.
four or five mom house, with modern
Edwards of the Main Street Method­ her and she had to obtain work out­
much harder to get th* boys togeth­
Dr. R. W. Donohoe, dentist, First conveniences. May pay like rent. If
We have a number of vacant build­ ist Church, read the eeremony. The side of her own home, and that the
er. If the date is to be the Fourth of National Bank Bldg. Tillamook, Ore.,
you want a home, write me. D. L. ing lots for sale from $300 and up. couple left for the bridegroom's defendant struck her with his flat
July, a committee should be appoint­ tn Dr. Allen's office.
• Strode. Salem. Oregon.
• Almost any desired location. With or home in Oregon immediately after •nd choked her with hla hands.
ed as aoon as possible to arrange for
without paving. Terms can be had the ceremony.
Plaintiff prays also that she be made
The bill to allow the Port of TIHa­
the btggest time ever enjoyed In Til­
The beat 1* the cheapest in the end. on most of these and we will take
the owner of certain
household
mook
to
dissolve
has
passed
both
lamook county In honoring Tllla-
Sharpies Milkers have proven them- your Liberty Bonds. See Watson. •
The 65th ArtlHery arrived from goods, »hat she receive $25.09 a
mook boys who gave their services houses.
selves an absolute success, for six
France the first of the week and was month, and be permitted to use her
to the government to help lick and
Robert Lynn Henderson, son of J. given a great reception in Portland. maiden name. Elizabeth Yardstrom.
Very desirable apartments for rent years In Tillamook County. Why
•an the kaiser.
atmve the Gem Theatre. 8ee A. C. spend your money on experiments. • L Henderson, who enlisted in \he There are 14 Tillamook boys in the
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Merchant Marine a little over a year
Everson.
Persons who are delinquent with ago. was honorably discharged at regiment, viz. Corporals Frank Max-
The state senate wasted a whole
For Sale or Trade.
The
Sharpies
Milker
is
the
fastest
their taxes are liable to lose their Galveston. Texas, on February 11th. ,weii and Floyd L. Woods. Wagoners.
lot of time last week when discuss­
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Peter
Haugen.
Robert
O.
Thomas
and
most
efficient
milker
in
the
property If they do not pay up. for
ing the road bond bill, which, slm-
Have about 40 acres of land, south
• the County Attorney has been in- and is expected home the first of the and William Thomas; and Privates
ln-rrd down, wm nothing but a lot world.
week. On the Mine date his brother Walter D. Stark. Charles Wooiey of Trask river six miles from town.
of political hot air. What the people
Tarpaulin»—any site—made to structed to brlng foreclosure pro­ William Elliott Henderson was ac­
Plenty of wood on place. Wood will
w.-at is constructive legislation and order, at the Auto Top Shop. Side ceedings against delinquent taxpay­ cepted In the Merchant Marine at Rlvln A. Wicklund. Elmer Dougher­ more than pay for place. Will take
ty.
Samuel
D.
Ray.
Geo.
A.
Blanch
­
c. comprehensive system ot road entrance-opposite. P. 0.
J-l. ers.
Seattle, enlisting for four years.
ard. Reuben N. Glad. Hoyt Snider auto in trade. Inquire of J. T,
Childers, near the land.
Tillamook Jottings
SMITHYS