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Newspaper Page TextTILULMOQK HEADLIGHT, APRIL H, 191». Chaa H» y barker..................... Bud Steele ............................. T. E. Caia ............................. 84.566.666,66» National quota P. E. Allen ........................... (.eneral 26.747.55» Oregon quota . 100.00 Oscar Steele ........................... H. V. Alley, salary - v .......... Portland quota 14,769.325 Anderson Bro*, mppbe* ... 3.50 J. Stewart ............................... 11,961.225 C. A. Johnson, salary .......... 100 00 Sam Tomlinson ..................... State, outside Portland 85.00 Davis ....................................... Quota By CouuGeí. Myrtle Wallin, salarj ........ — 150 Jack Leslie ........................... Baker ......... 8 519.975 ~ M Barrett, printing P. 44.50 Wm. Willaby ........................... 253.350 Benton .......... P. W Barrett, printing........ 1.50 Edw Brauensreuther ........... _ A S. Bent . .............................. 400.950 Clackamas .. 51.13 Joe Duncan ............................. H. T. Botts, Co. Court . - • Clatsop.......... 760.050 Jim Goodman . %....................... Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Columbia ... 162.450 20.80 Oliver Black ,......................... Coos.............. 471.825 Warren Easom ....................... Bushong 4 Co, Binding Book* 65.08 Jim pommen ........................... Crook............ 118.125 26.550 Curry........... W L. Campbell, salary .... 133.33 Lester Walker ....................... 8.75 22.04 Jim Walker ............................. W. L. Campbell, expenses .. 173.475 Deschutes . .. 7.00 Frank Langler ......................... 2.31 W. L. Campbell, expenses ... 430.200 Douglas......... 5.25 Antone Langler ..................... ^ohn A- Carroll, salary and ex Gilliam.......... 158.850 12.00 179.30 O. A.White ............................... penses ......... * ............... Grant............ 97.875 2.62 3.00 ! Otto Stasek ............................. E. M. Condit, juror............... Harney *..... 173.925 3.00 Gust Wicklund, juror .......... District Na. 2 3.00 1 Hood River .. 200.250 Fred Skomp, juror .............. 220.44 3.00 I A. G. Beals Lbr. Co.............. Jackson .......... 526.950 B Kuppenbender, juror .... .75 City Transfer Co ..................... 3.00 i W. J. Himes, juror ............... Jefferson ... 35.100 5.00 W. S. Coates, Bdg .................... 3.00 B. Knoblock, juror ................. 9.00 Josephine ... 146.700 W. E. Anderson, Bdg............... City Transfer Co.., freight and 26.81 Klamath .... 338.400 A. F. Coats Lumber Co ........ 3.64 drayage ................................. 50.92 Columbia Digger Co., sand.. Lake.............. 196.875 Erwin Hamson, salary .... 133.33 A. T. Dolan, Morgan Bridge 508.25 Lane .............. 657,000 85.00 Vida A. Milli», salary ........ 4 Reed Steel Works, repairs Lincoln .... 71,325 75.00 Hiner Zella M. Hamson .................. ............................................... 166.99 34.40 Linn.............. 517.275 Coast Power Co........................ Feenaughty Co., dump 51.87 Hodson Malheur ...’. W. S. Coates, salary ............ 392.400 wagons ................................. 590.89 1.54 W. S. Coates, expenses ........ Marion.......... 1.237,500 King Crenshaw Hdw. Co., mdse. Conover A Condit, Court House 30.20 Morrow 221.175 25 Alex McNair 4 Co., mdse... 12.75 Multnomah .. 14,786,325 Crystal Laundry'. Court House 3.00 J. Perry, auto hire.... Polk.............. 194.850 .25 John Southern Pacific Co., freight 115.17 Sherman .... 118.350 T. E. Epplett, board of prisoners 13.75 Oil Co., gas. and oil 5.85 Standard Tillamook .. 173.700 19.63 Standard Oil Co., gasoline.. 80.00 T. P. Epplett, janitor salary Umatilla .. . 1,230.075 17.91 Star Garage, mdse. ............... 130.00 H. M. Farmer, salary ........ Union............ 334,025 1.50 Tillamook Garage, mdse. ... E. L. Glaisyer, Dairy Herd In Wallowa .... 232.200 40.15 170.00 Tillamook Iron Works, repairs spector, salary ..................... 1.00 Masco.......... Tillamook Water Com., rent 417,600 Gl^ss & Prudhomme Co., 4.70 R. F. Zachman Co., mdse.... Washington . 404,775 8.25 Merchandise ......................... Frank Dye ............................... 150.00 Wheeler .... 58,725 Glass & Prudhomme Co., Mdse. Yamhill .... 10.65 Ed. Le Francis ....................... 114.00 508.275 87 50 30.00 N. J. Dye ................................. T. B. Handley, Co. Court... ------ o— 8.75 Olaf Gulstrom ......................... Bertha Hanson, teacher ’ s exam W. S. Kirkpatrick. Manager of the 43 75 A. J. Nails................................. 3.00 ination ....................... •37.50 —- j Advertising Bureau, has received in Obituary of Leslie G. Finney. 100.00 Henry Nelson........................... M. Hare, salary .. ” ff.rrnu tirrr, that J I. Ft ho viri oc, V ALL REPUBLICANS URGED 40.C0 formation that J. L Etheridge, Pres A. ------ o ---- 51.64 Gvs Buffum ........................... A. M. Hare, expenses At.ó) Frank Oliver ........................... Enlist in Service of Victory ident of Morri* Bros., Inc., Portland, John Leland Henderson, search Leslie George Finney was born in 30 40 K. I. Krake ............................. in aid of the Victory loan ha* con ing records, and witness fee 4.50 Tbore Haugen ....................... Loan Drive. Jamestown, MisKOuri, Sept 17 th, 10.00 1.20 C Christensen ......................... tributed to the advertising fund suf- R. N. Henkle .......................... 1893, and died in Tillamook, Oregon. 14.00 Frank Heyd & Co. Circuit Court fict»nt for one of the most dLstinc- Say* April 6, 1919. having reached the Nations Next Great Day” 12.00 5.75 L. C. Wilks.......................... .... ■ uve paid publicity effort* ever made 21 'JO O. Anderson ........................... age of 25 years, 6 moigh* and 20 Chairman Hays, and all Partisan 7.27 J. F. Jonea, District Sealer .. . in any state in aid of the govern- W. H. Chance ....................... days. ship Should be Pu\ Aside. 7.00 ment. It will be launcbed just pre W. Kuppenbender, cattle indemnity W. H. Buffum ....................... His parent* died when he was but 37.50 Gus 5.00 Buffum ............................. ceding the drive in Oregon. Every G. B. Lamb, traveling expenses 69.15 a child of 7 years. He and hi* Washington D. C. April 14—Chair I 3.50 83.33 G. W. Parrish........................... brother Theodore were then brought man Will H. Haya, of the Republican daily and weekly new. paper in Ore- G. B. Lamb, salary................ 3.50 J. F. Mathieu........................ .. gon will receive for simultaneous 55.00 Marion Lamb, salary .......... to the Western Coaat by a kind hand National _______________ Committee, today issued a 3.50 Frank Oliver ........................... Dr. W. G. McGee, war emergency their grandfather, with whom they |call to an’Republicans urging their publication an advertisement almost 5.50 Ben Egge ................................. 15.00 30.00 E. A. Worthington................. made their home for many yean. ‘ united and effective support to the a full page in size. This will mean F. B. McKinley Dep. Sheriff 30.00 7.00 Theodore died at Pasadena, Cal., 4 % Victory Loan. While the call is pub- 150 advertisements, 100 column Alex McNair 4 Co., mdse. . 60 Roscoe Barker......................... Ike Wells ................................. 7.00 years ago, and Leslie struggled on Hiely issued to all Republican*, it was inches each or 15,000 inches of Kathleen Mills, Salary ........ 83.33 G. 38.00 C. Vaughn........................... alone ambitiously and willing. He also sent directly and personally to advertising space at a cost of 85,000. Nehalem Tel. 4 Tel. Co., Co. 1.75 F. Darby ........................... 3.70 A. Court ...................................... left high school and moved onward all Republican National committee- It i* Mr Etheridge * idea to make 3.50 Paul Edgar ............................. this appeal not only from a patriotic Oregon Assn. Co. Judges and a spleydid boy of vitality and youth. men, state chairmen, ail state organ Blaser ............................... 10.50 Com., dues .......................... 25.00 Joe He was married to Mia* Mildren Had ization workers, all county chairmen standpoint, but for the purpose of 3.50 Fred Bohmer ........................... Pac. Tel 4 Tel. Co.., Court House acquainting Oregon people with the 3.50 O. Leach ............................. ley, Sept, 23, 1917, after which time and all precinct committeemen and ............................................... 32 65 L. true worth of a Government bond as Neilson............... ............ 5.25 they soon moved to a place ea«t of to all Republican newspapers, asking T. C. Percy, repairs................ 3.50 R. C. Johnson ........................... 14.00 Tillamook, where they made their them to suspend all political activi a *afe, sane and profitable invest Frederick Post Co.................... 10.1* Hull ' 7.00 Edgar .......... .................... borne until the time of hi* death. He ties until the success of the loan has ment. The publication date »elected F. C. Reed, Dep. Sheriff ... 25.00 Roy Kart Kummerle....................... 3.50 i* April 17th. The contribution I* ex F C. Reed, Dep Sheriff .... 50 was a most loving and tender hus been assured. . L Brandies ............................... 14.00 pected to serve not only in carrying H. H. Rosenberg, Co. Court.. 22.50 band. During this time the happiest Turner ................................. 34.00 The text of the appeal reads: 22.50 B. Oregon "over the top" but as a W. J. Reichers, Co. Court.. days of hl* life were spent, also the To the Republicans of the Nation: B. Turner ............................... 38.50 T. B. Handley, Co. Court.... 22.50 stimulus to the advertising fund in 20th of LY. D. Hardin ......................... 22.75 saddest. He took sick the Again the call for charge has each community of the mate. W. G. Dwight, Co. Court... 22.50 W. Turner ............................... 3.50 November, 1918, and was a patient sounded. John Aschim, salary and over ------ o ------- W. Stormer ............................. 7.00 sufferer for 4 months and 17 days. 145.36 time ....................................... This Is not for the fighting rnen at Guy Grames............................. 15.50 Essays by the school children of C. B. Stanley, salary and over after which he was rescued and saved the fighting front. For them the war Brown ......................... 10.50 Oregon on the subject of “Why a ................... :.................. 129.28 Walter by hl* Master and Protector. is over. Their part is accomplished Victory Loan" should all be in the R. time Fred Browning ....................... 8.75 Wheeler, salary and over He leave* a wife, a grandfather, to their own everlasting honor and Lew Mulkey............................. 3.50 time ..................................... .. 87.06 hands of the committee on or before Robt. Eichinger and a host of the glory of the nation, and no addi Gladys Beals, salary............... 85.00 Road District No. 3 April 16. The essays are being pre friends to mourn his departure and tional burden should be theirs. 1.75 E. G. Andeson, supplies 14.71 pared by the children under the di James Campbell, services ... nuas hl* kind heart and face. He was 7.68 F. S. Armentrout, wood ... But to the rest the real test has rection of the teachers In the grades B. L. Beals, Jr......................... 21.00 loved by all who knew him, for to come. Standard Oil Co., gas, Sheriff’s F. J. Ayer, salary ......... 130.00 and are transmitted through the Office ..................................... know Leslie was to be hi* friend. 11.75 Albert Boon,'repairs.............. 16.25 To those whose privilege it has school superintendents. The ten best Tillamook Chamber of Commerce May the bereaved one* find comfort been to form the second line, and to Cahill & Turner .................... 4.50 essay* from each county are entered advertising ....................... 500.00 Cloverdale Merc. Co., mdse... in these word* "He was not taken whose credit it is recorded that they, 1.88 Till. Co. Mut. Tel Co. ... in the state-wide cc»ipetition. The 8.75 W. S. Coates, 1919 paving.. 71.25 away unrewarded," for “Truly our too. attained every objective; to Tillamook Garage, supplies 107.10 judge» who will award the prizes in W. E. Anderson, 1919 paving 61.87 loss Is Heaven’s gain.” those from every class, creed and po Till. Headlight, printing .. 19.12 Alden Buckles, 1919 paving 46.80 Who do wc weep for those we dearly litical faith, who acted in that un the essay contest are the following Tillamook Herald, printing 15.62 F. S. Gilbert, hauling.......... 2.20 Portland educators: D. A. Grout, T. Tillamook Tire Co., Mdse... love. 78.24 Fred Gilbert, hauling .......... selfish co-operation which brought 11.00 When we know that they have won to the fighting men the support that T. Davis, Lincoln High School; H. H. Tillamook Transfer Co., hauling W. P. Hadley, freighting .. . ...... 47.87 _______ ____ „ ... Herdman. W’ashington school; S. F. 2.00 Hodson-Feenaughty Co______ 590.89 their heavenly home above. made ho much for the complete vin Ball, Franklin High School; C. E. Tillamook Water Com., rent.. 5.00 King Crenshaw Hdw. Co., mdse. The dearest ones are taken, far, far dication of our Institutions; to the Cleveland, Benson Polytechnic; An Typewriter Inspection Co., repairs „ ............................................... 11.80 away, men and women of America, who do nie E. Arnold, Girls Polytechnic; 25.00 rrank Kumm, repairs bridge 12.25 'Tho Its not so very far, ’tls reached not fail, has this call come. U. S. Fidelity 4 Guty Co., preni- John Kumm, repairs bridge. . Hopkins JenklnB, Jefferson High 1.75 In a single day. ium on bond ....................... 7.50 J. B. Lamson, repairs and mdse. Let uh show to these fighting men School; W. T. Fletcher. James-John, Everything is glory there, every- who have returned how commands Rollie W. Watson, rent........ 10.00 3.00 and E. H. Scroul, High School of Rollie W. Watson, insurance thing above. Alex McNair 4 Co., mdse... have been obeyed here. Let us send 2.60 premiums ............................. 226.80 Smith 4 Edwards, lumber ... Everything 1* God’s up there, and to the fighting men still abroad the Commerce. 137.94 ------ o------ County Poor Southern Pacific Co., freight what is God’s I* love. 7.51 message of no weakening, Let us Although the armistice was signed 11 Standard Oil Co., gas and oil R. T. Boat* .......... •. .............. He has worked and labored until hi* show to the world that our patrlot- 13.15 50.00 November 11, the peak load of ex C. O. 4 C. M. Dawson, Mdse. I I I Star Garage, mdse ................... 11.66 7.50 work was done. ism Is.nut that born only of extrem- 15.20 I Jos. Steinmassel, board........ 122.50 Then his Master calleth, he has gone ItleH and stirred only by martlal penditures for the six months to the Conover 4 Condit, mdse.... I C. F. Stone, cable................. 160 0’1 end of February was the heaviest Crystal Laundry ..................... 3.45 and won. iuuh I c , but the devotion which meets period. This is shown by the follow W. C. Hawk, service* .......... 60.00 1.11 Co. Mut. Tel. Co............ 1.2.1 R. N. Hcnkle,........................... a duty in the firm determination of Ing table- 77.50 Tillamook Garage, Ford Roadster 608 75 Sarah H. Hushbeck, board ... Meeting of The Holstein Breeders' consecrated service, and perform* it. 27.00 L “,,d Mdse............................. September . . . 81.557,264.286 I ™>«'nook Iron Works, repairs 26.55 Pacific Lodge No. 105, I. O. O. F. Association. And let uh demonstrate to ourselves October......... 1,664.862,261 6.00 Tillamook Transfer Co., hauling o — that we are worthy of the name November . . . . 1,935.249.309 hauling............................ Till. Merc. Co., mdse............. 20.00 8.00 'I he meeting was called to order by I American and the privileges of our December ... 2,060,975,854 Tillamook Transfer Co., wood 3.75 I W ilson Gilbert Co., mdse. 132.62 President, B. A. Folks, which met at citizenship. I R. F. Zachman Co., mdse. January......... 1.962.350,949 3.40 Mother’* Pensions the Holsjeln Cheese Factory in Fair I Our first duty as Republicans to I P. E. Meyer.................... February .,.. 1,189.913,903 20.00 Mary Barmester ..................... 25.00 view, at 2 p.lii. I P. C. Meyer ...................... day Is that duly which we have nev 21.00 This statement leads strongly to Irene Eadus ........................... 10.00 I Earl Porter .................... The following members were pres er failed and never will fail to anti 13.50 the conviction that the strongest Johanna York ......................... 17.50 I Ole Redberg .................... ent: Rupp. Folks, Peterson. Gilmore, cipate and discharge- our duty as 2.62 reason why every one should sub Florence M. Baker ............... 25.00 Frank Carver ................ Neilson, Bailey, Zurflueii, Kllnehan, American*. Just aa during the recent scribe to the limit for Victory loan Ivel V. Gillam........................... 31.50 25.00 I Lee Affolter .................... 2.18 Wiitson. Nchlld and Dolph Tinner- war we determined our every act by 17.50 I Carl X. Commons ........ bonds Is the real need of the Gov Ruby C. Brooten ..................... 14.00 •tett, Tillamook County Dairy In how we could do most for effective ernment for funds. In order to pay Augusta E. Williams ........... 25.00 I Edw. Mallory.......... 108.00 I spector, was also nresent and was action, so now we will measure out the accumulated costs the Treasury Grace V. Illingworth............... 10.00 I Vai Fisher................ 28.25 I Emme F. Colestock .......... . 10.00 [ E. L. Eekerson........ elected an honorary member of the every step by how we can contribute Department has been obliged to issue 32.00 Mane Gitcneil ......................... 40.00 I J. E. Sperry ............ Assoelatlon. 28.00 most to the Nation’* welfare. certificates of indebtedness in the Lena C. Hall ........................... 10.00 I H. C, White ............ President Folks mudv a few timely 7.85 To that end we will abandon all amount of 8300.000.000 a week. Myrtle F. Dougherty ........... 17.50 I Chas. Baker .......... remarks In the interest of all Hol- other activities to »id In the Victbry These short time notes are 63.28 almost District No. 1 C. M Martin ............ 33.25 Hteln breeders who should lake an Loan until Its success has been ac due and must be taken up with the W. B. Aiderman, truck ... 100.00 I Adolph Erickson ... 45.50 interest In developing the very best complished. 16.42 Roy Graves ............ fund* realized from the sale of Vic H. V. Aliev, expenses .......... 14.00 In their animal», »s, also, aiming for A. C. and H. Anderson, supplies Roy Graves ............ For this purpose let the Republican tory bonds. 45.50 higher standards for production. A. E. Helm ............ 27.52 Press and every member of the Re As an investment, the Victory 36.75 A secret»lias report and reading of publican organization enlist in the bonds are the most attractive secur Anderson Bro*., supplies 102.18 K. B. Martin.............. 71.75 Anderson Bro*., supplies. Howard Bunn .......... 14.47 the minutes, together with correa- Victory Loan drive. The national, ity that has ever been offered Short 56.00 D. S. Boyakin, supplie* .. Leroy Edwards ........ 5.30 pondence was duly laken up and dla- state, county, city A precinct organ maturity will protect the bonds Cahill 4 Turner ..................... 81.37 William Wood ........ 1.50 101,50 I . poeed of and placed ou file. ization of loyal working Republicans from market fluctuations that have W. F. Cain, salary ............... 125.00 Oscar Bennett ...... 60.81 While there was only a few mem will enroll to a man in this service. characterized some classes of secur W. F. Cain, freight ........... 80.36 Lester Edwards........ bers present much good was done In Fred Dundee, machinery repairs Ulysses Edwards .... This Is the nation’s next great day. ity. In the opinion of financiers. the developing of mutual interest of It la our privilege to exhaust the pos Victory bonds will be regarded as ” L -....................... 391.75 Wallace Smith ........ John Borba .............. the breeders. All the members pres sibilities In our same splendid sup essentially a cash .asset. Exemption Hiner 4 Reed Steel Works, re 21.00 pairs ....................................... 24.37 Vai Fisher Jr.............. ent weie Interested to the extent of port, with the knowledge that those from tax »»tends for the entire per 40.25 Hodson Feenaughty Co., dump B. Phelps .................... discussing Home Important feature | who may oppose us In political strife iod of five years. In other Issues ths 52.50 wagons ................................. 590.89 Frank Mclniney........ of the pure bred cattle Industry on I are Joining fully with us In this ef exemption has been for two years. 17.50 Holt Mfg. Co., Caterpillar parts Vai Fisher Sr. .. 124.25 Ihe part of the Holstein breder. 849.00 W. J. Wilson ........... ; fort. 59.50 A motion wna made and carried Howard Cooper Corporation 16.50 E. E. Eckerson.......... Will H. Hays, For Sale or Trade. 40.68 Frank Illingworth, gravel... A. J. Heater .............. that in the future meeting* should * .40 Chairman Republican National 108.00 Supply Co., mdse.. .. 7.15 Edward Morehead be held once a month and instead of Have about 40 acres of land, south Mohler 55.12 Committee. Nehalem Garage, labor and C. C. Murphy........ being held In the afternoon to be of Trask river six mile* from town. 125.00 mdse....................................... Russell Miles ........... ’ held ill the evenings and the ladles 80.93 Plenty of wood on place. Wood will Nehalem Tel 4 Tel. Co.. . ” F. S. A men trout .... Only The Fourth. to be Invited to join In the general more than pay for place. Will tak* Geo. W. Phelps, supplies .. Ernest Schultson . ——o- kclivitie* of the meetings. L A. Yach ................ auto In trade. 'Inquire of J. L. Star Garage, gasoline .... 86.75 R. Zweifel, lumber ............. The meeting of .May to be called | The minister was filling In the Childers, near the land. Grant Irish........ 33.25 C. W Ros* . . Carl White ........ .. by the president, will be held at the ¡murriage certificate, •'Let me see," 5.25 E. Krumlauf .. Wm. Sippy . farm of J. J Rupp, meeting of June he murmured to the bride, as he 15.75 For Sale Cheap. Mack Johnson . v. r . Scnui tz will be held at the farm of C. N. Gil came to the date, this I» the 7th. 42.00 F. P. Hobaon .. M. Huffman ... 30.41 more isn’t It?” She flushed hotly. The Good 5-rootn houes and two Inta In Ed H. Bat .... F. W Matbew. ...” 31.50 Under dlacuMMlon of meetings and Impertinence of the man* Sh* atani- Tillamook; And also a good 6 room Jo. Hauxhurat Frank Burke 2.10 invitation waa enteied through l>. niered. Then ah* found tongue. •Nq,” 1 aours and on* lot In Rockaway. 166 Tom Purvia ... Jack Fidler . 2.10 P C. Whit. .......... Tlaaerate! to use th* Grange hall at aha aasweird , aharply. "Ila avt tbs the larra» * * Ita not la Saadlaka at 826 per aere. Wm. D. Schafer 35.88 C. B. AB m .. *. 1. Ball ................ any Has the AaenelatlAa 46*trvd. Mr. aavaath! Th I* la oaly axy f*urtb!M JMdreea Box 196 R. F. B. Tillaaaoetk M 1. Bastraw ., > * B«M ........... > Ttnnemet aaade acme exeeUeat re mark* in regard to the developcaent of the dairy industry, in a general At a ree*pt meeting of the County way for the county, and that be Court, the matter of the coudemna- would use every effort possible in hi* tion and appropriation of the land* official capacity aa County Inspector of varioz* person« along the line of to co-operate in the fullest way pos the Coa-t Highway survey. made by sible to improve condition* where authority of the State Highway Com- neceseary to the improvement of the tniMion for a state highway and a dairy industry as a whole throughout county road between Tillamook City the County of Tillamook. Hi* re and Heuo. earne up for hearing. The marks met the hearty approval of the court found that In order to locate, member* present. A motion was made and seconded eetabllnh and construct this highway that it required the tot-demna'.Ata that the 8200.00 which was set aside and appropriation of various tract* for prize money in connection of a of land, it was decided to condemn purchaser of the John Hettz cattle— and appropriate the same. The high that this money be pro-rated to B way in queatlon will go through the W. Neilson who purchased 4 bead; land, of Sandusky Wilson and Anna^. J. KJinehan and L. D Smith who Wilson, Be»:e E Mill* and Desna purchased one bead. President Folk* was appointed as Mills, F. W. JtobitMh, Daac H. Moore. Hope B Moore, Margaret J. a committee of one to see that this Moore, Ernest Franklin and Esther matter was satisfactory adjusted. The matter of an exhibit of pure A V. Franklin and Elmer D. Hall. The County Court also passed a bred Holsteins at .<ie coming County resolution declaring it* intention to Fair was discussed, aa well also,, the condemn certain property for the,matter of improvements to be taken jeo-truction of a state highway and up with the Fair Board of the cattle county road, sixty feet in width, be- ‘ barn. John Schild and C. N. Gilmore ginning at a point on the paved county road leading from Tillamook were appointed as a committee to to Boy City. 1553 t«*i and confer with the Fair Board in re- feet south 34 <2 4e- 1 gard to the time that the cattle gree* earn from the quar’»r section should be on exhibition. Some of the corner on the line between section* members contended that four days 13 and 14, in township 1 south of was too long a time for cattle to be range 10 west, and running thence confined in the stalls at the fair in a northwesterly direction to the grounds and they are to take this south end of the span of the bridge matter up with the Fair Board. Members %cro«* th* Miami river, on the coun- --------------- dues were paid in as ty road in lot 5. township 1 north pbown by the treasurer’s report. Th« 10. the date set for hearing ' meeting adjourned at the call of the of range 10, being the 12th of May at ten o'clock. Fresident to be held in May. Emery Brandt N. P. Hanson .. D. W. Snyder Bob Laffoon .. Jim Beggs .... Peter Jenck ... C. W Hatfiled J. J. Hudson .. L. F. Affolter .. Fred Affolter .. Walter Affolter James Booth ... COUNT! ALLOWS BILLS 42.13 43 105 00 21 06 28 00 1400 7.00 17.50 5.25 3.94 20 12 5.25 Mary Pickford At the Gem Theatre Friday,»April 18. » ------ o------ One of the most thrilling photo plays in which charming Mary Pick ford has appeared in many months is "The Eagle’s Mate.” a Paramount play which is to be presented at the Gem Theatre, Friday, April 18. Miss Pickford will be tse. n in a role which taxes her talent to the utmost, but which tests she meet* with signal success throughout the development of the unusually interesting story. The artistry of this star displayed in her portrayal of the role of Ane mone Breckenridge, a dainty young girl, delicately reared, who is carried into the mountains by a primitive lover, who is a member of a desper ate band of outlaws, is evidenced in every scene in which she appears. Many of the situations are highly dramatic and they hold the interest % ceaselessly. It Is said that this photoplay is one of the strongest in which Miss Pickford ever appeared, The tup- porting cast is excellent through- 119 çOHVMcu Soldby Tillamook Feed Company. C. 0. 4 C. M. Dawson Conover & Condit. Geo. R. Edmunds. Tillamook. Oregon A. Anderson. Wheeler, Ore. W. A. Rowe, Brighton, Oregon. Wilson & Co., Beaver. Mohler Supply Co., Mohler. TOWER’S FISH BRAND REFLEX SUCKER, M is a corker for slaying on the r. 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