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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 24 Grant Mills ................. . 100.00 E. L. Worthington.... . 100.00 Charles M. Fletcher .. 50.00 Tillamook City Failed to Raise Its Warren Foland .......... 50.00 Quota—Hope to do So in a Few Mr. M. E. Holden........ 100.00 Days. Royal Stillwell ........... 100.00 ------ o------ - R. £. Andrus .., 50.00 The Victory Liberty Loan Drive is lagging In some parts of the county, Tillamook County Bank. which Is a little disappointing to Pious Jacubs ’ ■" . »100.00 County Chairman J. Mannlx. It is Kres Wyss . . .. 100.00 Tillamook City that has not come Joe Donaldson....................... 100.00 through, for It was hoped that the Frank Wilson ....................... 50.00 county’s quota would have been rais Ethel Brandes ....................... £0.00 ed on Monday morning. This failed Adolph Nielson ..................... 100.00 to materialize, and renewed efforts Pearl E. Miller ..................... 100.00 will have to be made to reach the Frank D. Bester................... 100.00 city’s, as well as the county’s quota Edward Weston ................... 50.00 as soon as possible, and those who Frank Hannenkratt ............ 50.00 h:,ve not subscribed, or failed to sub- C. W. Nelson .......................... 50.00 seribe as much as they should, will Garrett Ward ....................... 50.00 have to come through, for this will Lewis E. Dick ....................... 50.00 be the last drive, Tillamook county Tillamook Transfer Co. .. . 100.00 must not be a slacker. Therefore, we Gilbert G. Graves................... 100.00 want to appeal to the people of Tilla F. R. Beals............................ 1,000.00 mook county to put new energy Into Carl C. Wagoner................... 50.00 the drive, for the $173,700 should A. C. Everson.......................... 50.00 be subscribed the next few days. In Carl Haberlach and wife . . 500.00 fact, Saturday night should see this Geo. P. Winslow and wife . . . 150.00 accomplished. Mr. Mannlx Informs Boyd Mendenhall ................ 100.00 us that the two largest individual William J. Gilbert.............. 100.00 subscribers In Tillamook County will John Pia: ker .. . . 100.00 be presented with a German helmet. T. J. Harris......... 100.00 We are giving a list of the sub- E. T. Haltom .. . . 400.00 C. O. Dau son .... tCk ibers who have taken their loans 100.00 through th.' First National Bank and John Feldshaw ... 50.00 H. T.. Botts and wife . the Tillamook County Bank. 300.00 S. A. Brodhead ......... 100.00 i LIBERTY BOND BUYERS Leslie A. Barrick . , . 50.00 ' First National Bank 50 00 Josephine H. Heaston Constantine Peter ........... . 50.00 50 00 Standard Feed Co. .. . Fred Briody ....................... 500.00 50.00 R. M. Golden . E' elyn B. Steidinger ... 50.00 50.00 Paul Werner....................... Oscar K. Tittle 200.00 50 00 T >ny Werner ..................... 200.00 50.00 Anna Williams A. B. Freeburg ................. 100.00 100.00 Louis Larson . C. E. Donaldson................. 100.00 John Zuercher................... 200.00 B. W. Neilson..................... 100.00 Nellie Ackley..................... Albert Neilson ................. 50.00 50.00 Harry Norberg ................ Kenneth Murphy............... 50.00 100.00 P. Hassel berg..................... Mrs. Joe Donaldson........... 250.00 200.00 John Erickson................... • Peter Suter ....................... 200.00 50.00 H. H Hogan ..................... 50.00 100.00 F. B. Culberson................ Joe Bumgardner............... 50.00 50.00 Oscar Werschkul.............. Jacob Jordi ....................... 100.00 Janies Williams .............. 700.00 Virgil Donaldson............... I 200.00 R. B. Miller and wife .. . Will Goeres ....................... 100.00 100.00 John Steyvart..................... Walter W. Earl................. 50.00 50.00 E. W. Stanley................... Ivan B. Knight ............. • • 50.00 50.00 John Pohl .......................... Earnest L. Robertson ... 50.00 50.00 Arnold Mettler ................. 50.00 50.00 Chester Stewart .............. Gollus Wehringer............... 50.00 50.00 Jesse Ginn La Londe .. . Jos. Martin Blaser........... 100.00 Pliney Butz ....................... 50.00 Geo. Olds and wife ... 100.00 Clyde Miller....................... Henry Landolt ... 50.00 500.00 Henry Nelson ................ James Murphy ... 50.00 100.00 W. B. Sutton..................... Carl M. Dawson .. 100.00 100.00 Dr. I. M. Smith .. Mrs. C. Hannenkrat .... 50.00 100.00 S. S. Johnson ... 100.00 50.00 •Evelyn C. Miller.............. Jene E. Clough ... 50.00 50.00 A. K. Stanley ..................... Rose V. Clough .. 50.00 Mrs. F. C. Baker.............. 100.00 Chas. I. Clough Jr. 500.00 Stanley Coates ................... Chas. I. Clough Sr. 50.00 100.00 Myrtle Wallen.............. .. Frank W. Hunter 50.00 50.00 J. C. Brown ......................... L. B. Lucas ........... 50.00 300.00 L. Nelson .............................. Coast Power Co. . 100.00 200.00 . C. J. Edwards ... 50.00 500.00 Lena Byman ....................... C. W. Talmage .. Byman ......................... 50.00 50.00 Olaf 1 Cecil Kinnaman . 300.00 R. F. Zachmann................ 50.00 Thos. Hamilton . 100.00 H. Booth .............................. 50.00 Irene E. Stiverson 50.00 Alt Zwald.............................. P. A. Finney .... 50.00 200.00 J. S. Lamar ............................. F. K. Blackador ................ 50.00 200.00 John L. Lawson ..................... Carl C. Hunt ........................ 50.00 100.00 Mrs. F. W. Merrick N. M. Neilson..................... 100.00 50.00 Mrs. Roy L. Cook.................... 50.00 H. F. Goodspeed......... ... 500.00 Roy L. Cook............................. David Robinson ..................... 300.00 James W. Hunt............ . . . . 100.00 50.00 D. R. Tlnnerstet......... ... 100.00 E. T. Watkins ......................... Emma Perkins ....................... 100.00 George Tinnerstet . . . , 50.00 A. W. Bunn ........................... 100.00 Lewis Johnson .............. . . . 200.00 Sarah A. Daniel ..................... 1000.00 Etta Higgenbotham . . 50.00 Peter Luthi ........................... 100.00 Ulrich Wyss................... 50.00 100.00 Bob Leonard............................. 300.00 F. R. Cardiff ........................... 100.00 Gottleig Wyss.............. 50.00 50.00 John Schimming . . : .. Mrs. Jesse M. Stark............... 50.00 W. T. Oathout ....................... 300.00 B. A. Folks............... . . Flora Ashim.............................. 100.00 S. J. Hoover .................. 50.00 50.00 G. W. Olson .................. . . . 400.00 C. B. '.Vil<?y ............................. 50.00 Cyrus Randall................ ... 100.00 Ed Johnson .............................. 50.00 John T,. Ashton ....................... 50.00 I Ji. C. Trowbridge......... . . . 100.00 O. V. White .............................. 5G.00 Will Maxwell................ . . . 200.00 O. V. White .............. -••-,•••• S. V. Anderson.............. . . . 100.00 L. J. Winter (Edna Mabie 50.00 H. F. Cook ..................... 50.00 Winter .................................. 50.00 L. Labowitch.................. . . . 200.00 Edith L. King .......................... 50.00 Darrol Clent King ................. B. Kuppenbender ......... ... 100.00' Burton Earl King ................. 100.00 H. Kuppenbender ......... ... 100.00 300.00 A. M. Hare ............................. E. Kuppenbender ......... ... 100.00 John Ashim .............................. 100.00 50.00 Fred C. Baker............................ 100.00 W. Kuppenbender......... 50.00 B. Gantenbeln .............. . . 100.00 Elsie Vidito ....................... • • • 50.00 Peter Betschart ............ . .. 100.00’ Kathleen Mills ....................... 50.00 Geo. Williams................ ... ‘ 150.00 G. B. Lamb ................. a .... Marion Hare ............................ 100.00 A. Landolt ....................... . .. 150.00 50.00 Hugh Barber ................ ... 400.00 Miss M. Patterson ................. J. J. and T. M. Burns ......... 200.00 Mike Abplanalp.............. ... 300.00, Earnest B. and L. J. Church 100.00 50.00 Lena Mayer ..................... . . . 100.00 Iha C. Rowe ............................ Nels Olaf Glad ..................... 250.00 Goffried Marolf ............ . . 300.00 50.00 F. M Trout..................... .. . 100.00 G. W. Hoskins......................... Nels Hanson.............................. 200.00 Carl Wallin ..................... 50.00, 50.00 F. W. Christensen......... ... 400.00 Homer Mason ......................... 50.00 J. J. Rupp....................... ... 200.00 Annetta B. Mason ................. 50.00 L. H. Krake..................... Harold Mason........................... .. . 50.00 O. Qulstrom ............................ 100.00 50.00 Henry Becker........................... 100.00 H. A. Williams.............. Eric Glad.................................... 250.00 H. C. Boone..................... ... 100.00 50.00 M. D. Ackley........................... 100 00 M. V. Stillwell................ 50.00 E. L. Glaisyer ......................... Jury List for May Term Circuit 100.00 R. B. Hayes z. Court 150.00 T. H. Goyne 50.00 Buell Woods The May term of the circuit court Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sharp • • • 100.00 i 50.00 1 will convene on Monday. May 5th, Ruth Heusser ......................... 100.00 R. W. Donohoe......................... the jury drawn is as follows: 50.00 Lee Lyster, Hemlock, farmer. W. S. Buel.................................. 50.00 E. H. Zurfleuh ....................... 50.00 Andrew Peterson, Garibaldi, farmer. M. P. Frutiger . —................... 50.00 Chas A. Smith, Cloverdale, farmer. Alois Weber ............................ 50.00 Chas. Ray, Cloverdale, farmer. Henry Borli................................ 50.00 J. C. ’McClure, Bay City, clerk. John Zwald................................ 50.00 J. Pesterfield, Tillamook, farmer. Ulrich Leuzinger..................... 50.00 R. E. JackBon, Barview, surveyor. John H. Kuper ....................... 50.00 Henry Smith, Beaver, farmer. Emmitt Jenkins ..................... 50.00 Harry W. ihomas................... A. W. Phelps ........................... 100.00 Frank P. Hobson, Garibaldi, farmer. Alex. McNair, Tillamook, merchant. Albert W. Plank and Mrs. Plank ...................................... 100.00 A. W. Phelps, Tillamook, farmer. A. L. Page .............................. 100.00 H. C. Hanson, Tillamook, farmer. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Williams 100.00 Cleveland Allen, Nehalem, laborer, 50.00 S. M. Batterson, Nehalem, farmer. N. E. Melchoir .... .................. 50.00 H. A. Brandt, Sandlake, farmer. William Fletcher ................... J. H. Hathaway ..................... loo.oo 50.00 Len Hiner, Tillamook, machinist. Robert Eichinger..................... 50.00 A. C. Daniel, Mohler, farmer. Dennison Billings..................... Marion Hopkins ..................... 100.00 Paul Ebtnger, Tillamook, farmer. 50.00 C. J. Hanks, Nehalem, teamster C. N. Gilmore ......................... Gordon L. Burge..................... 100.00 L. J. Red berg. Oretown, farmer. John Naegeli ........................... 200.00 N. M. Neilson, Tillamook, farmer 50.00 Henry Bochsler ..................... John Morgan ............................ 250.00 L. F. Brode, Bay City, clerk. Otto Shearer, Garibaldi, laborer. 100.00 Tom B. Hyder ....................... Oren L. Lucas ....................... 100.00 Joe Durrer, Tillamook, farmer. Paul Fitzpatrick ..................... 100.00 Irving Phillips, Hemlock, farmer. W. J. Peterson ..................... 100.00 Geo. Tinnerstett. Tillamook, farmer. Anna Peterson ........................ 100.00 B. A. Folks, Tillamook, farmer. Alfred Josi ................................ 200.00 Ulysses Edwards, Sandlake, farmer. John Josi .................................. 200.00 John Kunxi .............................. 100.00 Carl Erdt, Beaver, farmer. Adolph Schild ............................ 100.00 Roy Woods. Beaver, farmer. John Schild ................................ 100.00 John Morgan, Tillamook, farmer, 1919. VICTORY LOAN DRIVE. ASKS SUPPORT OF FIFTH LOAN 0k fi >4^ if Urges American People to Finish the Job by Taking the Victory Loan Kr’-.. I Four members of the American peace mission in France, Secretary of State Robert Lansing, Col. E. M. House, General Tasker N. Bliss and Henry White, have sent this message to the American people urging support of tbe Victory Loan: “TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE: • “We have had the opportunity here in France to see and realize tbe mag nitude of the accomplishment of our country In this war and the magnificent spirit with which thlB great task has been carried through to a triumphant Issue. “What has been done and what re mains to be done before normal con ditions are restored demand your con tinued and united support with the same spirit of self sacrifice and of de termination as that which was man!, fested by the nation while the German armies faced our men at the Marne, and in the Champagne, at St. Mihlel and In the Argonne. We must not re lax our efforts until every soldier Of the republic Is landed on the soli of America. “To finish this mighty task imposes upon the government of the United States a great financial burden. The Victory Liberty Loan must thrive. If it should fall It would Indicate that the Nation is willing to leave Its task un completed. “To secure the ideals for which Americans fought and died this great demand on national patriotism and united effort should meet a generous and universal response. Let us do our duty to tbe end. “ROBERT LANSING, “HENRY 'WHITE, “E. M. HOUSE. “T. N. BUSS.” j Ri I I k -If ■ • fl» SB® VI f r • (CT’»» Coming Back America is proud of them—the whole world is proud of them They finished their part of the job with a courage and daring best described by Marshal Foch in these words to General Persh ing before the battle of the Argonne: “Your men have the devil’s own punch. They will, get away with all that. Go to it.” How proud of them are you NAVY BANDS WILL SPUR PATRIOTISM IN VICTORY DRIVE Mare Island Commandant Of fers Marines and Jackies to Aid Fifth Loan Captain Edward L. Beach, comman dant of Mare Island Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal., who was In command of the United States dreadnaught New York in the North Sea at the time the German navy was turned over under the terms of the armistice, has offered three of the crack service basis sta tioned at Mare Island for use during the Victory drive. One of the bands will travel on the trophy train which will tour all of the seven states In the Twelfth District and tbe other two bands will be used In cltleB within a day's journey of Mare Island. One of these bands Is the famous sixty-piece Marine Band and the other is the forty-pljce Jackie Band. Paymaster Ralph Phelps. U. 8. N., has been placed in charge of the itin erary to be mapped out for the two bands which will not travel on the train and any local committee desir ing to make use of either of these two bands during the drive should com municate with him. OH LORD! HIT US ALL! We have just received a new shipment of Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo Is telling this story to get buyers for the Victory Liberty Loan: “A pastor In a New Jersey Til lage,” he said, “devoted a half hour one prayer meeting night to a loan appeal. His appeal was forcible. It even touched tbe rich old deacon, who hadn't subscribed to tbe loan hitherto on the ground that he could get a better rate of Interest else where. ** 'I’ll take $50', announced the deacon solemnly from his pew. “Then, as he sat down, a piece of plaster fell from the celling, strik ing him a pretty hard blow on the head. He rose again hurriedly. He had a scared, awed look. " ‘I mean $500’, he Bald. “Then Brother Jimmy Conner shouted lustily from the amen cor ner: ” ‘Oh, Lord, hit him again!’” New Styles Coats, Suits, Dresses and Novelty Skirts 41 LANGUAGES AID FIFTH LOAN DRIVE THE AMOUNT OF THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN YOU SUBSCRIBE Measures your pride in them. GOLDEN’S WOMAN’S SHOP After Easter Pamphlets, posters, advertising and newspaper copy will be printed tn 41 languages during the Victory Loan drive so that the campaign may be car ried among people of foreign birth. All organisations with a foreign birth membership will be sent form letters and special appeals will be written by racial group leaders for publication In foreign language newspapers. When you think of a new Suit. Coat or Dress, think of the store that gives you more goods for less money CHICAGO DAILIES HIT AT LOAN SWINDLERS Golden’s Chicago newspapers have made an agreement not to accept advertising of financial pirates offering to trade "gilt edge" securities for Liberty bonds and have started a campaign to educate ths public against this swindle, through which It is estimated the public has been cheated out of more than $500.- 000,000 a year. The most stupendous assortment of the very latest and moderate designs ever assembled in any one store in this city. Many styles, in every conceivable model for women and misses All this dependable merchandise will sell an greatly reduced price now— TI OREGON11, WOMAN’S SHOP OPPOSITE CLOUGH’S DRUG STORE Beware of small expenses. Sto* them with War Savings fftsmpe.