TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JUNE 26,
1919.
Roy Woods ............................. . 27.20 1 Mrs. Hetty Wells...............
3.48 Mack Johnson............... ............. 78.75
insurance ....
42.26
John Morgan...........................
3.80 Geo. W. Gray.....................
7.55 Joe Hauxhunt............. ................. 72.62 W. S. Coates
surv.
8.25
Grand jurors
Frank Hart.........................
4.35 F. P. Hobson............... ............. 21.00 W. E. Anderson
46.69
C. A. Smith...............................
8.00 Wm. D. Shafer...................
4.35 E. H. Best..................... ............. 17.50 Alfred Gulstroum »>
40.00
Jacob Pesterfield ...................
3.20 Veda Sappington...............
4.35 H. H. Crane................... .............
5.25 Edw. Mallory ...
215.76
Henry Smith............................. .
7.40 Ella M. Beatty...................
4.35 ' G. A. Ryan..................... ............. 21.00 Vai Fisher, Jr. ..
83.78
F. P. Hobson .........................
5.60 U. S. Edwards ...................
3.95 I R. 0. Purvis................. ............. 35.00 E. L. Eckerson . .
V
General
98.04
9.40 H. A. Brandt.......................
«11 nook Garage ............... $ 32.30 S. M. Batterson .....................
3.95 , V. D. Walker................. ............. 35.00 J. E. Sperry . . .
31.92
2.20 Myra E. Smith....................
HL F. Coats Lbr. Co., lumber 2.80 Fred Gould .............................
3 95
24.50 B. M. Shoemaker
85.78
A. C. Daniel .............................
7.60 Maud Robertson.................
^king-Crenshaw-Hardware Co.
3.95 , Lee Baldwin.........
21.00 1 rFank Armentrout
71.97
Special Jurors
H. B. Johnson......................
gf supplies ....................................
5.20 . E. A. Reynolds ...
10.50 I C. E. Pearson ...
13.96
Alva Williams .........................
6.20 Mary Daniels......................
4.20 Grif Krumlauf ...
7.00 ' J. T. Davis.............
H*. C. Percy, repairs.................
79.79
Len
Partridge
...........................
.
2.20 Mary Brandt.........................
7.00 Fred
-
- Dunham ....
3.95 ' J. B. Langley.............................
■Standard Oil Co., supplies .... 21.15
47.11
4.00 L. A. Edgar.........................
4.20 R. E.. Miller............................... 31.50 Walaee Walace ...
Himith Elliott, bailiff.................
3.00 B. A. Folks...............................
26.17
Frank
Fitzpatrick
...................
.
2.20 A. L. Darby.........................
4.20 J. Graham.................................... 12.25 L. A. Yaeh.............
E. Epplett,
................. 36.00
68.00
Leo
Morrison
...........................
2.20 Flora O. Edgar....................
4.20 Wm. D. Shafer........................... 35.00 i Emery Brandt ...
H*. H. Goyne—Dist. Atty, office 100.00
48. 11
W.
J.
Himes
.............................
Jennie
Erskine
.....................
.
3.20
F. Hediger ................................. 77.00 P. C. White...........
Hohn Aschim, salary ............... 100.00
54.25
7.60 A. M. Austin.........................
Chas. Blum .................................
7.00 F. W. Mathews ...
■C. B. Stanley, ” ................... 100.00 A. L. Easom.............................
28.35
Alex
Finlayson
.........................
Roy
C.
Jones
.........................
.
20.80
Dan
Fletcher
...............................
57.50 . Frank Berke........
■Gladys Beals, ' ” ................... 85.00
42.70
D.
E.
Goodspeed
..........
51.75
1
Mrs.
J.
Munro
Wilson
.........
.
18.40
R.
B.
Miles
....................................
Jack Fiddler........
■A E. Joyner, ” ................... 83.40
28.00
H. B. Lewis ............................... 58.12 M. Huffman...........
Kohn Perry, auto hire..............
1.50 N. W. Barker ......................... . 24.40 May Frisbee.........................
41.35
Harrison
Booth
.......................
John
Aschim
.......................
4.65
H.
H..
Crane
...............................
3.60
50.31
A.
L.
Stem
............
BO. G. Swenson, sher. office .... 15.40 ;
17.50
Chas.
Van
Patten
...................
Elizabeth
Oathout
...............
J.
S.
Graham
...............................
81.37
4.45
4.40
Walter
Sedore
...
■F. B. McKinley, expenses........ 10.00
1.75
Jack
Selby
.................................
Jessie
M.
Stephens
.............
R.
E..
Miller
...............................
4.45
5.40
46.81
Clay
Taylor
.........
14.00
■F. L. Sappington,. Assessor’s
W.
A.
Chrueh
.........................
Flora
Aschim
.......................
Tom
Purvjs
.................................
4.45
2.20
51.62
Clarence
Dunn
...
7.00
sT office .......................................... 49.90 I
4.45 G. H. Benson ............................. 44.62 G. G. Irish.............
5.40 Ethel Todd Hays.................
2.00
■Lamar’s Drug Store, mdse. .. . 137.41 C. B. Wiley...............................
5.40 M. B. Shafer................................ 15.31 E. Greenlee ........
2.20 A. W. Bunn .........................
10.50
e W. S. Coates, back salary.........
50.00 J. J. Johnson.............................
Jonas Olson............................... .
5.60 J M. Denny................................ 38.50 H. W. Bohna........
2.20 Samuel Downs.....................
48.00
■ W. L. Campbell, salary and
5.40 Frank Fessender....................... 49.50 D. L. Jones...........
3.20 Lillian S. Groat...................
63.00
expenses .................................. 334.69 1 F. O. Long.................................
1.. J. Shrouds.............................
Fred M. Lewis........................... 46.50 Elmer Scheese ...
3.20 Marie E. Wade.....................
31.50
■ W. L. Campbell—Refund of
I J. S. Diehl.................................
Chas. Jones....................... .......... 12.68 F. Connel .............
3.20 Hetty Moulton.....................
31.50
taxes ........................................
F.
L.
Braden
.............................
E.
A.
Reynolds
...........................
13.12 R. A. Jones ........
3.20 D. Fitzpatrick .....................
.82.25
I Marion Hare, salary ...............
Sam.
Moulton
...........................
Frank
Paul
...........................
Wilbur
Denny
.............................
3.50
• 3.20
Tom Bedortha ...
54.25
I Dep’t of Experimental Eng. . .
Wm Williams...........................
Road District No. 2
3.20 Blanch Hart .........................
Chas. Farmsworth
31.50
I Frederick Post Co. Surr. Office
Tillamook
Garage
....................
Gust
Wicklund
.........................
Bertha
Hunt
.........................
110.17
3.20
Chester Bedortha .
31.50
I Coast Power Co., lights ....?.
A. F. Coates Lbr.- Co., supplies 316.57 Clyde Browning .
J. E. Reedy...............................
6.40 Lena Klinehan.....................
[Gertude Sutton, clirk’s office . .
King
Crenshaw
Co.,
supplies
..
46.87
H.
A.
Miles
.........................
W.
B.
Aiderman
.....................
3.20
U.
S.
Edwards
...
I H. M. Farmer, salary..............
A. M. Bunn...............................
Tillamook Iron Works, repairs 144.26 Ira Dimond ........
6.20 L. L. Lawernce.....................
■ C. A. Johnson, salary..............
Standard Oil Co.......................... 19.06 A. B. Estabrook ..
A. M. Austin.............................
8.40 Olive C. Bays .....................
23.00
I Myrtle Wallin,
” ...............
Star Garage, supplies............... 192.26 Lester Traxler ...
J. C. Shaw.................................
6.20 Mabel C. Edmunds.............
20.10
I Kathleen Mills,
” ...............
A.
G.
Beals
Lbr.
Co.,
lumber
..
82.06
4.35
Mary
E.
Compton
.............
Sam
’
l
Downs
.............................
Ed
Hayes
.............
6.20
20.10
I Glass & Prudhomme Co. justice
1.50 Leo Norton...........
11.20 Wm. Jolly, repairs.....................
6.20 Frank A. Rowe ...................
3.50
Court ........................................ 12.34 M. F. Leach .............................
City Transfer Co., hauling ....
8.00 A. E. Helm...........
6.20 Fred Seeley .......................
8.75
I Ole Nelson, sher. office...........
14.00 Joe Mills ...................................
I
Chas. Fleck, wood .
11.65 Arthur Travis ....
E. M. Condrt.............................
6.20 Arby L. Thompson . ...........
24.50
I Crystal Laundry Co., court
6.00 W. D. Wood labor
13.50 Howard Bunn ....
t
6.20 Mildred Groves
99.00
.70, Chas Mowrey...........................
house ........................................
PP
6.00 R M. Wood
C. F. McKinley.........................
Leroy Edwards ...
6.20 Belle Conlogue.....................
154.00
Pleasant Valley Grange,
»
7.18 Wm. McCue
Wm. Woods ........
Tom Armstrong.......................
6.20 W. H. Leach.........................
137.37
election ............................. ..
pp
6.00
3.18
F.
Spiker
G.
E.
Leach
...........................
___
C. O. Dawson...........................
Oscar Bennett ....
6.20
85.75
ft
, W. E. Noyes,Sher, office..........
H. Warren
8.00 W. Raney ...........
Pearl E. Miller.....................
Judges and Clerks of Election
5.25
| Ramsey Hotel, Co. jail.............
Willard
Johnson,
gravel
..........
42.75
J.
B.
Phelps
.
*...
3.00
W.
R.
Illingworth
.................
H. J. Hickerson........ •...............
126.00
' Harris Furniture Co., mdse. ..
Nancy Wilson
”
...........
1.15 Vai Fisher, Sr. ...
Mrs.
Edna
*Berg
..........
^.
.
3.18
3.00
O.
E.
Shelly
.................................
158.37
A. M. Hare, salary & expenses
Jjm Simons, rock....................... 25.90 Arthur Kerns ....
Deputy Sheriffs of Election
Lizzie H. Bodie...........................
3.00 I
38.50
W. O. Churchill, witness ......
1.50
Ira
Tomlinson,
filing
saws
....
Arnold
Hanson
...........................
1
Russell
Miles
....
Jessie
H.
Warren
.......................
40.25
3.00
R. N. Henkle, coroner.........'...
Emil Krebs, tile.........................
1.00 Lester Kerns........
Albert
Biggs
...............................
Gertude
H.
Ashley
...................
3.00
36.31
H. V. Alley, expenses...............
5.28 Portland Motor car Co.,
Chas. Hopkins ...
i Theo Jacoby ...............................
4.40 J.. F.. Jackson ...........................
19.25
Tillamook Co. Mutal Tel. Co. ..
supplies .................................... 31.20 A. J.. Heater........
4.45
I Chas. H. Jones...........................
125.00
3.00 Joe Altenberger .........................
G. B. Lamb, salary...................
W. S. Coates, meals...................
1.00 W. J. Wilson.........
L. F. Brode.................................
72.18
3.00 Wm. Powell.................................
G. B. Lamb, expenses ..........
F. L. Sappington, labor...........
6.00 Sam Petty.............
Chas. F. Girard .......................
35.00
3.00 Jas. Burke....................................
Geo. Alexander, sher. office ...
8.00 R. W. Mills...........
” ...........
5.28 C. E. Allen,
3,00 Robt. Stillwell .........................
. H. Butler.....................................
130.37
Bill Withrow, auto hire..........
1.05 Eugene Atkinson .
4.55 T. C. Percy, supplies.................
3.38 - Wm. Derby .............................
! John A. Briggs...........................
119.87
W. R. Davis ”
” .............
Southern Pacific R. R., freight 88.99 W. M. Vanburen .
3 38 Frank Berns.............................
I Swan Hawkinson.......................
78.75
W. E. Finzer & Co., mdse. Sch.
Alf.
J.
Anderson,
car
service
..
14.00
Paul Burke..........
6.18, F. W. Talbott ..’.......................
3.06
1.56 I Henry L. King...........................
Supt.............................................
John
A.
Carrol,
salary
and
P. C. Meyer..........
3.38 Frank Miles .............................
65.00
T. E. Epplett, board, prisoners 36.40 Otta Laura Biggs.......................
i
expenses
..................................
58.93
Oscar
Carver
....
3.00
3.38 ' T. E. Epplett.............................
Othelia Hawkinson ....
7.00
H. V. “Alley, salary................... 110.30 Hilma
3.00 Alex McNair & co., mdse.......... 23.80 Earl Porter .........
8.48 • J- C. Dunn.................................
27.00
5.45 W.
E. W.Stanley, Justice court ...
99.20
Standard
Oil
Co.,
supplies
....
Grant
Irish
...........
5.25
5.28 | Dave Krake .............................
7.00
Tillamook Headlight, printing 170.99 F. .
6.00 W. P. Hadley, trucking........... 30.00 G. G. Irish.............
5.28 ' J- J- Spencer.............................
D. Goldsworthy
3.50
C. E. Trombley, printing .... 31.12 I 1 Minnie
Ike
Wells
......................................
14.00
4.15
L.
L.
Whiteman
.
5.28
i
Sam
Bauer
...............................
J. Gilbert
5.00
Clark Embum, auto hire..........
7.95 Robert Neilson........................... 17.50 W. H. Savage ...
5.28
Jas:
Atkinson
.........................
E.
D.
Ball
........
2.50 E. R. Ayer........
Frank Heyd & Co., services ..
4.20 Bud Withrow ............................. 10.50 Frank Martjn ...
9.05 ' Thos. Lyster.............................
3.50
7.43 E. J. McLauglin
J. L. Jones, Dist. sealer..........
4.93 George Buffin............................. 34.00 Lester Edwards ..
4.45 Glen Terry.................................
49.00
1.00
First Nat’l Bank, sher. office ..
4.45 I M. V. Stillwell .........................
4.45 C. Renfro .................................... 38.50 G. W. Galloway ..
50.75
Smith ..
Mrs. F. De Ford, room & board 37.00 Fannie
5.40 R. F. Smith.................................. 38.00 Frank Reynolds ..
4.45 W. E. Noyes.............................
Mina Booth ....
66.00
Wheeler Reporter, war
4.45 F. C. Reed..................................
6.00 Roscoe Barker............................ 49.00 Schuyler Edwards
V. Speece
10.59
emergency............................... 35.00 Amanda
3.18 Clarence Ednes ......................... 52.50 Adolph Erickson .
6.98 Wm. Smith...............................
I. H. Moore........
130.37
Tillamook Headlight, war
Wjlbur
Denny
...........................
115.50 Carl Heisel ...........
Road District No. 1
Reynolds ..
3.50
emergency............................... 170.00 Belle
The Marion Steam Shovel ... .4,840.71 W. W. Petty............................... 57.75 Roy Graves...........
Margaret Moore
138.24
Tillamook Herald, war
E.
A.
Worthington
.....................
90.00
Chas. Baker.........
Tillamook Garage, repairs and
Hilma Norberg
94.00
emergency................... ............ 170.00 Ruth A. Desmond
10.50 M. R. Kerns.........
supplies .................................... 13.92 C. M. Martin..................... .....
28.00
Nestucca Enterprise, war
Will
Roberson
...........................
84.00
Anton
Shultson
..
A. F.. Coates Lbrs. Co., lumber 53.10
W. A. Gage.........
7.00
emergency............................... 25.00 A. B. Estabrook ..
Bill
Miller
....................................
14.00
Guy
Shoppert
....
King—Crenshaw Co., supplier
11.65
2.18
8.00 Lousie Lamson ...
R. Y. Blalock, election...............
Standard Oil Co., supplies ... 10.87 Willard Johnson......................... 35.00 Frank Griffin.........
10.50
3.20 Gertude Le Fevre
E. W. Stancly, ” ...................
2.62 Magnus Wooley .
7.24 Charley Eckloff .......................
Star Garage, supplies .............
42.00
Eola Brown, 8th Grade Ex. 4
Charles
Moore
...........................
29.75
Earnest
Shultson
Wm.
Jolly,
repairs
...................
6.70
V. A. Spanulding
80.50
das............................................... 12.00 Albert Wade........
City Transfer Co., hauling ... 15.00 : P. Maroff...................................... 14.00 M. R. Letson........
20.56
Vera Barnes, 8th Grade Ex. 1
x.w John Proctor................................ 14.00 C. C. Murphy ...
1.00
W. S.. Coates, meals.................
J.
H.
Lamson
........
150.00
3.00 Mrs. L. H. Turner
'da.................................................
6.00 j Ike Quick...................................... 42.00 Walter Affolter .
F.. L. Sappington, labor...........
Helen Stam, 8th Grade Ex. 3
Simmons......................... 98.00 John Affolter ...
C. E. Allen, labor.......................
8.00 Harry Simm<
M. Stiverson
9.00 P.
das...............................................
56.00 Fred Affolter ...
Southern Pac. R. R„ freight . .2208.99 j 8- E. Turner
M. Melchoir .
Mrs. Alice M. Phillips, 8th Grade
61.25 Victor Affolter ...
Nelson & Co., supplies ........... 15.12
Eleck .
Maxwell
9.00 Wm.
Ex. 3 das.................................
14.00 N. Affolter ...........
Frank C. Reed, hauling........... . 534.74 Frank Griffin____
Mabel ’Folks
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., court
10.00
Wheeler Lbr. Co., wood
.... 58.00 i Robert Phillips ...
Frank D. Bester .
house ........................................ 102.49 Grace Bester ....
4^50
W.
Stormer
..........
19.25
Tillamook Furniture Co., sup.
3.00 Clay Daniel........
Change of Location.
James Kodad, booths, election
7'50 1 A. Stormer ____
35.00
Tillamook Tran. Co., hauling..
T. E; Epplett, salary............... 90.00 George Loerpalbel
------o------
26.25
10.00 ' Fred Blum............
Leo Wilson, board & room .. .
DR. E. L. Glaysier, herd
13.12
Hodson Feenaughty Co., sup. > 2325.00 Leonard Simmons
A.
D.
Lorn
men
.
The
building
owned by F. R. Beals,
inspector ................................. 220.00
2.70 Lester Bennett ...
7.00 located on the corner of 2nd Ave. &
Frank Illingworth, gravel ....
Daniel ....
| R. W. Watson, herd inspector 10.00 Dora
1
Frank
Mills
........
31.50
Nehalem River Transfer Co.,
Ruby S. Lommen
I Erwin Harrison, salary.......... 183.33 N. McMillian ..
36.75 4th St., occupied by the Tillamook
supplies .................................... 40.70 1 Alwin Blum...........
I Vida A. Millis,
” ............... 100.00 A. S. Bent ....
54.25 Tire Co. and Mrs. E. F. Rogers’ Mil­
A. C. & H. Anderson, supplies 249.53 Leslie Walker ....
I Zella M. Harrison, services .. 14.71 Ethel R. Glines
52.50 linery Store, is being moved this
Brighton Mills Co., supplies .. 462.05 P. Walker ..........
9.52 Ora A. Tucker
1 Gladys Beals,
” ...................
52.50 week to the corner of 3rd Ave. and
Nelson & Co., supplies ........... 20.75 Sol Phillips...........
.20 Rose Van Nortwick
f J. J. Krebs, registrar.................
56.00 3rd St., across the corner from the
Geo. W. Phelps, supplies......... 11.75 C. T. Desmond ...
I W. J. Mead
” .......................
.50 Frances
66.00 Tillamook Hotel. The old building
J. G. Jasman, supplies............. 28.40 L. D. Hardjn.........
B.
Stranahan
.30 Linnie Hill ...........
I A. C. Deuel
” .......................
I B. E. Turner.........
78.00 will undergo a thorough
Nehalem Garage, repairs and
_ ___
repairing
' Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
7.00
supplies .................................... 140.65 Fred Boomer ....
Margaret Johnson
supplies .................................... 150.00 Geo. Williams ....
53.00 and painting, and the same business
A. E. Ritteihouse, labor........... 22.00 Lyle Smitth...........
5.00 Ben Kuppenbender
1 T. E. Ashely, bldg., election ..
17.50 lines will be carried on, only In a
W. F. Cain, freight bill............. 25.00 Roy McDonel ....
1 L. J. Winter, services............... 60.00 A. Piasker .............
15.75 more extensive way.
8.15 R. J. McDonel ....
D. S. Boyakin, supplies.............
I W. S. Coates, gen. Eng.............. 83.30 F. F. Conover ...
22.50
Alf. J. Anderson, car service .. 15.00 C. Cristenson ....
The same plan of square dealing
7.00 Henry Piasker ..
f Alfred Gulstrom, surv................
C. Cristenson ...
7.00 and abiding by the Golden Rule will
Brigton Mills Co., labor and
Leo Wilson,
” ............. 10.00 T. B. Handley .
E.
Goodspeed
.........
7.00 go* forward that has built up these
3.00 • supplies .................................... 738.25
Harry McCune
” ............. 12.00 C. E. Reynolds .
V
3.00 Lamb Schrader Co., coal etc. .. 575.71 M. B. Shafner ...
businesses to its present magnitude,
5.40 A. H. Harris ...
. Walter Stark
” .............
j
A.
G.
Haugen
.
..
John A. Carrol, salary and
Health Office
17.00 and, in fact, only time will tell of
expenses .................................... 58.94 Thore Haugen ...
Eacie
Mullen
...
3.75 Viola Mills
Mrs. T. E. Gillen.......................
14.00 the development of these businesses
4.23 Charley Himes ...
Alex McNair & Co., mdse.........
.75 Lelia Dot
Frances J. Welsh.......................
35.00 in Tillamook. We certainly appre­
36.85 L. C. Wilks...........
3.00 Standard Oil Co., supplies
.25 T. E. Epp
G. A. Le Fevre...........................
17.00 ciate our patrons and will try to do
8.00 Kent Chance.........
3 20 W.
W- P.
P- Hadley, trucking ..
.75 L. Hiner
Geo. R. Schaeffer ........................
21.00 all within our power to satisfy them.
surv.
7.00 W. H. Chance ....
W. S. Coates,
3.00
»
.75 ' R. A. Leonard
Florence V. Getchell ...............
130.00 We will be glad to meet all of our
16.87 Henry Nelson ...,
3.00 ‘ W. E. Anderson
»>
• R. T. Boals ................................ 17.00 . E. M. Condit .
122.50
14.50 Ed Le Francis ...
Alfred Gulstrom
ft
4.b0 ' L. V. Eberhardt
Dr. H. E. Rinehart...................
vviv
98.00 customers in our new location and
i Leo. Wilson
30.00 „ A. J. Nails.............
pt
Dr. R. T. Boals......................... 12.75 Joe Price.........
24'00 'John Caligan.........
50.75 many new ones. We are here to stay,
' Harry McCune
pp
County Poor
150.50 and will save you money in your
G. »•
3. Brook»
Brooks.........
Walter Stark
. 13.05 : G-
Robert
H.
Getchell
2.30 Don Lightfoot
Crystal Laundry Co...................
J36.5Q purchases. Both phones will be in­
. 103.50 Elmer Lucas
W. P. Morrison, foreman
Tillamook Merc. Co., mdse. .. 25.20 Wm. P. Peacock
68.25 W. P. Matue
14.Ö0 stalled again as soon as possible.
A. J. Fleming...................
W. A. Chrueh, house rent .... 15.00 R. H. Lightfoot
9.63
. 77.00 N\JÀDye "
W. Tomlinson...................
Yours for business.
|
9.50 Alex. Watt ...
Nelson & Co., mdse...................
24.50
Lester Best.......................
. 38.00 Ed Starke ..
Tillamook
Tire
Co.
5.20 L. V. Noyes ..
C. O. & C. M. Dawson, mdse.
G. ~
C. Vaughn
.......................
85.00
. 42.00 ' ~
‘
A. F. Crane......... *...........
A. A. Pennington, mdse.......... - 36.20 Carrie E. Gruber
E. F. Rogers, Mgr.
5.25
C. P. Briggs.....................
. 54.25 D. K. Darby.............................
Sarah A. Hushbeck.board and
Mrs. E. F. Rogers, Milli­
10.50
Emil Learson...................
. 120.75 Wilard Johnson.....................
Blanche McNair
room.......................................... 30.00 Ethel
10.50
A. M. Myers.....................
ner and Artist.
Bales .. .
. 82.25 Joe Blaser .............................
Erwin Harrison, passage, old
31.50
E. M. Bales ....
W. P.. Morrison...............
. 24.75 George Parrish.......................
soldier ...................................... 40.00 William T. Coates
31.50
E. Braunsrenther.............
. 45.50 J. R. Bain ................................
Emergency Hospital
106.25 Gasoline Boiling Points tell the Story
Ellis Bartow.....................
Chas. E. Gibison .
. 21.00 G. R. Buffin.............................
1.10 Ethel Bales ..
W. B. Sutton, meat...................
K.
I.
Drake
.............................
38.25
Tom Evens .......................
. 70.00
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4.72 G. W. Leap ..
Conover & Condit, mdse............
17.50
Fred Kebbe.......................
. 100.62 Bell Johnson...........................
Contrary
to
the «pinion held by a
1.45 C. A. Elliott .
Tillamook Merc. Co., ” .........
1
Russ
Johnson
.......................
17.50
C. E. Allen .......................
. 76.50
2.32 N. G. Boquist ...
great many people, the real value of
Crystal Laundry Co...................
I
Road District No. 3
E. J. Bartw.......................
.
59.50
Tillamook Feed Co., mdse......... 25.55 Theresa A. Perry
C. Haybarker...................
. 118.69 The Marion Steam Shovel Co., 4359.29 gasoline Is not shown by the old-
Inez Parker, services............... 21.00 James Kodad ...
fashioned gravety test. This test tells
Bud Steel...........................
. 86.50 Tillamook Garage, repairs and
1.75 Jennie M. Finlayson
Star Grocery, mdse.................
supplies ....................
28.96 nothing about the vaporizing and
P. E. Allen.........................
.
94.50
8.25 Frank Fox...........
J. L. Lawson,
” ...............
J. Stewart.........................
. 175.00 Kjng Crenshaw Co., supplies 167.45 combustive qualities of the fuel, as
King Crenshaw Co., ”............... 14.38 D. J. Dunn...........
Oscar Steel .......................
. 95.00 Tillamook Iron Works, repairs 27.00 has been pointed out by the Nation­
Mothers’ Pensions
Wm. Willaby.....................
Adelia A. Weiss
. 19.25 Star Garage, supplies............... 22.47 al Bureau of Standards at Washing,
Mrs. Mary Burmester.............
D. M. Penter ....
Joe Duncan.......................
. 52.06 Southern Pac. R. R., freight .. 196.16
Florence M. Baker...................
6.00 ton. Only the boiling point test is
Mrs. P. C. Meyer
Jim Goodman...................
. 95.00 D. L. Jones, supplies.................
Irene Eadus................................
1.55 really efficient.
1 E. G. Krebs.........
Jim Walker.......................
. 115.50 J. G. Brink, repairs...................
Johanne York ............................
Bolling points, of course, mean
G. Graham.........................
1 Jesse Earl...........
. 147.00 Denny Renton Clay and Coal Co.,
Ivel V. Gilliam .........................
drain tile................................. ' ~
I Blanche Hogen ..
L.E. Walker .....................
. 59.06
exactly what the words say. That is,
Ruby C. Brooten .......................
J. E. Davis.........................
. 87.50 J. H. Lamson, repairs etc.........
they.are points on the thermometer
Augusta E. Williams...............
! Edna Durkee ....
Rudolph Larsen...............
. 60.00 Star Lumber Co., supplies ....
at
which a liquid will begin to boll.
Grace V. Illingworth.................
J. M. Denny.....................
J. H. Johnson ...
50.75 Chas. Wooley, right of way ..
The reason why boiling points are
Emma E. Colestock...................
' P. Heisel .............
W. F. Cain.....................
130.00 Marion Steam Shovel Co., sup.
the test of good gasoline would seem
Marie Getchell................... ........
J. S.. Walker.....................
Sylvia Rowe Hoskins
3.50 W. Kuppenbender, tractor ...
Lena C. Hall................................
to be puzzling. A little thought,
H. Ober...............................
Ethythe Swenson
106.60 E. E. Parker, woods Ferry ....
Myrtle F. Dougherty...............
however, will make It plain. For a
R. V. Thompson................
Esther Swenson .
148.50 F. S. Gilbert, supplies .............
Cricut Court
A. C. Anderson ..
H. K. Thompson ..............
109.85 E. G. Anderson, supplies........
cold engine to start quickly the gaso­
Regular jurors
F.
S.
Gilbert,
trucking
.............
Sam Obrjon........................
Ernie G. I^ardell .
138.60
line must vaporize at a low temper­
Lee Lyster.................................... 32.60 i E. B. Gresham ..
Less Travis.........................
96.75 Tillamook Co. Mutual Tel. Co.
ature. This vaporization point is, of
32.20 : Clara J. Pereg
And. Peterson .....................
Cloverdale
Merc.
Co.,
supplies
A. D. Thompson.................
185.60
course, the same as the boiling point.
Chas. Ray .................................... 25.00 Hattie C. Smrt
L. R. Travis .......................
7.43 Star Lumber Co., lumber........
4.40 ; H. W. Tohl ...
To get quick and smboth accelera­
J. C. McClure.............................
* . 1. .u_.
¡».aber ..
Hans. Larsen .....................
11.05
3.20 C. E. Allen ...
Alex McNair ................................
tion somewhat higher boiling points
ry ...........
R. J. Larsin.........................
22.10 -' re . J. . ... . a'. ry
3.801 Wert D. Walter
A. W. Phelps................................
are necessary and for fujl power and
Jack Leslie .........................
127.50 Wesion Union Tel. Co................
H. C. Hanson ............................. 28.20 A. E. Effenberger
O. A. White.........................
41.00 F. L. Martin, repairs.................
long mileage the fuel must have still
Cleveland Allen .......................
P. E. Allen...........
P. R. Weitz.........................
27.12 Wilson Gilbert Co., supplies ...
higher boiling points.'
Len Hiner ..................................
J. Weitz......................... f ..
W. H. Christensen
30.62 Lamb Schrader Go., coal etc. ..
Real high quality gasoline must
L. J. Redberg.............................
F. L. Martin ...
Sam Tomlinson .................
48.75 Hiner & Reed Steel Works,
N. M. Nielson............ ................
expenses.................................... 486.68 have a complete and continuous
Hazel Commons
Fred Burmester.................
105.30
chain of boiling points, ranging from
L. F. Brode.................................. 1
John Affolter ..
Joseph Loglar.....................
10.50 John A. Carrol, salary and
Otto Shearer................................ I
expenses.................................... 77.84 the low to the high. Combustion
Ernest Winzent
C. W. Ross...........................
96.00
Jos. Durrer .........................
1
C. S. Wells
E. Krumlauf.......................
79.62 Alex McNair Co., mdse.............. 14.25 starts with the lowest and flashes on
Irving Phillips............. .......
W. W
R. E. Miller.........................
21 00 Standard Oil Co., supplies .... 14.50 through the uniform chain from low
Geo. Tinnerstet............................ 1
W H.
Geo. Krumlauf...................
77.87 W. P. Hadely, trucking............. 118.48 to high with the result that there Is
Ulysses Edwards ....................... I
Mrs. Maud Sharpe ...
Milo Beeman.......................
70.00 State Industrial Acc. Com.
full powered, instantaneous comhus-
iurt Allows Claims
gainst the County.
tion. Eliminate one link and the
full power chain is broken. The
famous
Red Crown gasoline is
straight distilled, all refinery fuel
which has this complete chain of
boiling points so that its use means
easy starting, quick and smooth ac­
celeration, dependable power and
long mileage.
The Life of Your Car Depends Large­
ly on Correct Luberication.
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It has long been recognized that
machinery of every kind must be
lubricated with oil of a particular
consistency if it is to run smoothly.
The same is true of automobile en­
gines. Unless an oil meets exactly
the needs of the engine in which it
is used, wo.-n parts are likely to be
the result. Any worn part means
the ever present danger of a break.
It is certainly cheaper in the end to
buy good lubricating oil of the cor­
rect consistency than to buy new
parts.
To specify the correct grade of oil
for every type of engine is the work
ob experts. Realizing this, the Stan­
dard Oil Company established a
Board of Lubricating Engineers that
has determined by exhaustive study
and actual tests the correct consis­
tency of Zeroline for every make of
automobile.
The result of the experiments and
test of the Board of Lubricating En­
gineers have been embodliffi in a
series of correct lubrication charts
and a separate chart has been pre­
pared for each make of car. The wise
motorist will do well to follow these
charts implicitly if he would get the
most out of his car.
BEFORE OR AFTERx
INFLUENZA'
B y Da. NL C ook
The cool fighter always wini and Sdj
there is no need to become panic-
stricken. Avoid fear and crowds. Ex­
ercise in the fresh air and practise ths>
three C’s: a Clean Mouth, a Clean Skid
•»nd Clean Bowels. To carry off thd
poisons that accumulate within the body;
ind to ward off an attack of the influ­
enza bacillus, take a good liver regulator
to move the bowels, such as Castor Oil
or a pill made up of May-apple, leaves
of aloe and root of jalap, to be had at
tiny drug store, and called Dr. Pierce’#
Pleasant Pellets.
The system shonld be built np by tha
use of a good iron tonic, such as “Iron-
tic” tablets, to be obtained at some drug
stores, or that well known blood-maker
and herbal tonic made from roots ami
barks of forest trees—sold everywhere
as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­
covery.
•
For a tonic that will freshen up thd
blood, clean the digestive tract and put
new force and vim into you, I know ofi
nothing better than Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery—and it contains no
alcohol or narcotic so is perfectly safe
to take-
— (
Aeloria, Oregon —“After having had tha
Grippe I could not regain my strength;
my blood was poor, I was nervous and also
had rheumatism. I tried everything but
just could not get any relief. Finally I
decided to take Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medi­
cal Discovery anil it cured me. I think it
is simply great. I use the ‘Pleasant Pel­
lets’, too, for constipation.
“I always recommend Dr. Pierce’s reme­
dies and am glad to do so at this time.’’—
G. R. Spicer, 373 Exchange St.
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