TILLAMOOK, OREGON. JUNE 26, 1919.
Geo. McKimens has bought a small I There is a difference in the schedule for charging for carrying passengers work on the day of rest loading a
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM
place 2 *4 miles northeast of Corval­ from last year, as the motor leaves without first having procured a tractor on Hadley's truck, which be­
------ o
lis, where he will make his future this city at 8:00 a.m. and 3:05 p.m. license.
gan to balk and finally took a tum­ Friday, June 27—"Zaza ”, Paramount
home.
Dr. Wise—Dentist.
and arrives at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
production featuring Pauline Fred­
The official casualty list this week ble. Ben was on top as it went over
erick. a story from one of the most
Let B—K be your disinfectant. .It is
Live Stock Ins.,—See Watson.
For Sale, a 25-candle power acety­ contained the name of Louis N. Neil­ and jumped, and he now claims that
famous music halls of Paris.
safe, clean and powerful. For sale at lene gas plant, to be sold at a great son, of Tillamook, Ore., who is re­ lie sprained his ankle and requires a
Hoofror Remedy at C. 1. Clough the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
'"Burton Holmes Travelogue.”
• sacrifice. Splendid opportunity to ported dead from accident. Young cane to help him navigate. Ben has
learned his lesson. No one in future
Co.
'
•
' Let wour co-worker on the farm be procure gas plant for farm house at Nielson arrived home three weeks is going to to get him to violate his Saturday, June 28—"The Island of
Intrigue”—Metro
production
Dr.’s Allen and Sharp. Dentists. the Cleveland Tractor. On display at a small cost. C. B. Wileys north of ago last Wednesday. A brother, John, conscientious scruples and induce
featuring May Allison.
was reported missing in France and
National Building.
x
* the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
* Tillamook City.
him to work on Sundays.
"Harold Lloyd Comedy.”
Jess Hutchens, who has been play- nothing more has been heard from
Spend your evenings at the Gem
For Sale—Phonograph and records,
Sunday, June 29—“Code of the Yu­
The
Knights
of
Pythias
have
leased
him,
while
Lewis
was
wounded
in
Theatre.
*
guitar, viola harp, violin, also ten ing the orchestra at Barview since the shoulder.
kon”, Select production featuring
the jpstairs of the new Aiderman
the beginning of the present season
garage for five years, and when the i Mitchell Lewis. Mr. Lewis will be
Don’t fail to see the farm tank at dozen fruit jars. Inquire at this of­ has enlisted in the army band corps
Friday
several
of
Tillamook's
men
remembered as taking the leading
the KuPPeiy>ender Warehouse.
• I fice.
as a clairnetist and is going over­ are going to Portland to receive the building is completed they will fit i part in "The Barrier,” which was
•
the
rooms
out
in
a
very
sumptious
Ed
Dunn
and
wife,
of
Dallas,
drove
seas to tour France.
shrine of the Masons. Sam Verick,
Apartments for tent. Address Box
played here recently.
in ,Sunday to attend the funeral of
143.
•
deputy potentate
for Tillamook way, making them one of the finest
Pathe News.
lodge
homes
in
Oregon.
The
lodge
is
l
Mrs.
John
Leland
Henderson
left
Mrs. Dunn's mother, Mrs M. A.
county will conduct the initiates.
the
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. O. F. Poland.
for Hood River to live, as she has ex­ Among those scheduled for the trip liia second .largest K. of P. organiza- i Monday June 30th—"Under
Bldg. Tillamook, Oregon.
•
tensive business interests there that are Cloyd Dawson, Morris Schnal, tion in the state, that at Portland I Greejiwood Tree,” Paramount pro-
Look! My % interest in acre tract
duction featuring Elsie Ferguson.
For Sale—Jersey cow. Apply at this and also lot 14 in Pacific Addition, l demand her presence. Mr. Hender­ Leslie Harrison, Rollie Watson, John only exceeding its membership hete.
You’ll miss a great mix-up and a
rhe
Liberty
Day
Chorus
is
urged
son
will
follow
her
and
live
there
al-
office.
* all In Bay City, for sale for tax val­
Nelson, of Bay City, H. T. Bolts and
great picture if you miss this one.
tu meet at 8:30 Saturday evening by
| so as soon as he can settle his busi_ E. M. Condit.
Comedy.
Singer Sewing Machine Agency uation. Write Gilbert Eyk, New ness affaire.
.>lis. C. E. Gibson, to practice for the
*
opposite P. O.. Both phones.
♦ Auburn, Wis.
The City Council met Monday ni ,ht songs to be sung the Fourth. Tlie Tuesday, July 1—“Old Wives For
P. J. Worrall, manager of the Til-,
New” Artcraft production, produc­
It is reported that the subscriptions lamook Hotel, went to Portland ’ and beard the reading ot an amend­ ,iiemb< rs ot the chorus have not been
Why not place your feed orders for
ed by Cecil B. DeMille. A picture
ment
to
the
city
charter
to
be
sub
­
turning
out
well,
and
the
songs
must
for
the
Salvation
Army
drive
is
com
­
the future with Kuppenbender.
*
Tuesday to meet his daughter, who , mitted to the voters for their appiov- be rehearsed. The work is one that
of exceptional merit, one which
ing in slowly and that a new effort
Born to Mr and Mrs. Thane Honey, will have to be made if the quota Is will spend the summer with him al at some special election, the date deserves praise and the people that
everyone should see.
here . She has never been in Tilla- I of which is not yet decided. The go to practice should l'eel that they
"Pathe News.”
on June 20, a son.
to be leached by the closing date.
mook before. Her two small sons amenument deals with street and are seiviug a good purpose when Wednesday, July 2—‘Good-Bye, Bill’
Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath, Room 4,
came with her..
Paramount production featuring
sidewulk construction, and changes they go. A chorus of about forty is
| Men wanted to work on . coast high-
_
Masonic Building.
Shirley Mason and Ernest Truex.
j way, Hemlock to Beaver. Wages $4
The reduction in the rates on first the law that limits the kind of bids wanted.
After a trip to the valley. Miss per day. Board, in camp, 40c. per class mail matter will take effect to be submitted.
"Bray Pictograph.”
I Judge G. R. Bagley catne in on
Esther Hinkie is visiting her brother. meal. Warren Construction Co.
* July 1st, so it you are doubtful as to
To try to coax Congress into match­ Friday for the purpose of passing Thursday, July 3 --- ‘ kX irl of the Gol­
den West”, Paramount production
Dr. W. E. Lebow—Dentist with Dr.
; ce Wiiliams, of tlie Tillamook whether to write that letter, wait ing Oregon's $2,5000,000 for the sentence upon Antonia Sovori and I featuring an all star cast. A story
and
save
a
cent.
Post
card
rates
will
Wise.
• Feed
Roosevelt highway,
Charles Hall, Joe Busch, the two Austrians who J
Co., and get prices
on the
of the West in the old stage coach
series Studebaker be one cent and letter postage two president of the State Chamber of robbed another Austrian of a large
A son was born to Mrs. Flank Dye, handsome 19
days, with daring hold ups and
cents then.
Commerce;
Ben.
F.
Jones,
secretary
cars,
before
buying
your
new
car.
•
amount of money at the logging
an June 20.
• .
thrills of the early settlers.
of
the
Roosevelt
Highway
associa
­
The State Teacher’s Examinations
camp of the Brighton Mill Co. and
For Bale, 16 and one fourth acres
"Sleuths” Mack Sennett comedy
For Sale—Standing hay. Apply to
at the Court House this week are tion, and Louis J. Simpson, president then took to the woods. As they at-
featuring Ben Turpin (the cross­
Clarence Hannenkratt, Tillamook. * of dairy land, with nine cows. 1 M being taken by W. S. Buell, Mrs. of the defense committee, are now on tempted to make their escape they
miles south of town. Enquire at the
eyed favorite) Charles Lynn and
I
their
x.
ay
to
Washington.
They
de
­
Irina
Sumerlin
Embum,
Cora
Gay,
W.
the
Clatsop
county
were
arrested
by
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Headlight office.
*
Marie Prevost.
parted
Monday
and
a
meeting
is
ai-
L. Bryan, Mrs. Lila W. Laidig, Ella
officials but not before a little gun
Carl Eidt, on June 20.
Before buying your auto tires, in­ R. Sperry, O. T. Tabler, Harriet Gay­ ranged with the Oregon delegation play had taken place. They were Friday, July 4—“Smiles" William
Fox feature presenting Jane &
Alfalfa hay, quality guaranteed-at vestigate the Republic Standard five lord, Lelia Doty and Cora Finch.
in Washington on the 2 8th.
brought back to Tillamook by Sheriff
Katherine Lee, in the most clever
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. • thousand mile guarantee, price right
Campbell,
and
having
pleaded
guilty
For Sale—Two improved lots, full
picture they have ever made. This
W. S. Runkel and A. J. Sweeney
Frank Klein, of Hillsboro, is visit­ at Tillamook Feed Co.
•
picture was secured for the 4th by
will complete this week for the Mc- size, well located, in desirable part of the judge sentenced them to an in­
ing at the home of Jess Kennedy.
• Lost—Tan advertising grip, be­ Gee Apartments, corner Fifth Ave. city, on one of the most prominent determinate sentence of from one day
special arrangement with the ex­
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for tween Garibaldi 'and Bay City? Find­ East and Seventh St., a two party paved streets in town, concrete walks to two years in the state penitentiary
change, so that we might offer a
When
the
sheriff
went
to
get
them
(tumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
■* er please leave at this office.—Re­ bungalow of four rooms each, which house of seven rooms besides bath,
pleasing comedy on this day. It will
from
the
county
jail
to
be
taken
to
make you laugh until your face
are for rent unfurnished. These pantry, washroom, hall, close's and
Miss Esther Heusser expects to ward.
Salem on Sunday, the men at first
hurts. Guaranteed.
It is our unhappy .task to report apartments are up to the minute in porches, modern plumbing, electric acted ugly, refusing to come out of
leave Saturday to join her patents.
wired, commodious woodshed and
Continuous program all day from 10
design and construction.
Buy your hay at the Kuppenbend- the death, resulting from pneumonia
barn. Price $2,650.00, $1,000 cash, the cells. They evidently did so when
a.m.
of
the
infant
son
of
John
Buercher,
W. E. Buejl, from Falls City, was balance on terms to suit purchaser. I they saw that they had to, when
•i Warehouse.
*
last week.
elected principal of the Cloverdale
Apply at F. R. Beals office.
* they wire handcuffed and the sheriff
More Names Added to List.
W. R. Coats, of Seattle is here to
accompanied by F. B. McKinley,
Mrs. Ed. Lindsey, of Nehalem, who High School by the board. O. II.
---- o------
spend the summer.
Howitt
Commission
Co.
135
Front
took them to Salem in his auto. The
has been in Portland under a doc- Tabler was elected principal of the
The
names
of 22 more boys who
oee rhe Tillamook Feed Co. about tor’s care for several weeks, return- WTteeler grade school last week, and St., Portland, Oregon, will pay the reason that the judge came in at were In the service of their country
has moved into Tillamook with his following prices on shipments re­ this time was to save cost of keeping during the war have been reported
Republic tires and Bave money.
• ed Friday.
family and will stay here a while be- ceived up to and Including June 5. these men in the county jail until ■ to the county superintendent’s office
For tent—Piano, where there are
See Willims about the Republic, fore going to Wheeler.
Veal, 75 to 120. top ......... 19c. next October, and as the Democratic
so children. Apply at the postoffice.* the yellow chasis truck that BerveB so
Veal, 75 to 120, medium......... 18c. party tailed to keep its promise to from various districts. Some of the
registered
For Sale.—Two fine
people seem to have misunderstood
Obtain your wood from the Tilla­ well and honest, a truck at an Holstein bulls, one ready for service Veal, fair to good .................. 17c. reduce the high cost of living, tbiB is , what this list was for, and have
mook Transfer Co., Liberty Temple.* honeste price. Tillamook Feed Co. * and from Toby De Koi 2nd Johanna Veal, heavy........................ 12 to 17c. how the county officials prevented | been reluctant to give names, says G.
After spending a few days at home. Duke, 75 per cent same breeding as HogB, 100 to 160 top . . 23 to 25 Vic. these criminals chewing at the tax­ , B. Lamb, county superintendent of
Will take your used tires in trade
Miss
Helen Case returned to the U. Lady De Koi. 36.59 butter, at 3% Hogs, poor and heavy ... 20 to 23c. payers’ expense in this county.
schools.
for new.—City Vulcanizing and Tire
prompt returns.
of
O.,
at Eugene, to attend summer years, world’s record when made. No commission,
Shop opposite Postoffice.
•
The list Is one that is being com­
Write for shipping tags.
school.
piled through the schools and is sent
Also one 6 weeks old well bred.—
For Sale—L. C. Smith typewriter
Receipti for Cheese for May
to the state house at Salem, to be
For Sale—My entire crop of 2 to Chas Macpherson, Grand Konde, Or.*
Last night at a meeting of the lo­
in good condition. Inquire at the
——<o------
made into a permanent historical
3 ton of loganberries. For particulars
Headlight office.
Kuppenbender has just received a cal committee in charge of the Sal­
Carl Haberlach reports that $302,- record of Oregon’s service during
write or phone Fred Skomp, Tilla­ carload of fruit and* berry sugar: Get vation Army drive, the Elks, who
Mrs. Mae E. Talcott and Lewis mook.
* your older in now while it lasts. You have charge of the drive throughout 641.33 was realized for May cheese the war.
and whey cream.
Stewart were married Tuesday at
The names sent in Bince those pub­
For Sale—Seven head good grade can now buy all the sugar you want. America, appointed.an Elk to go in­ I 886,451 tbs. cheese produced. Most lished last week are as follows:
the MethodiBt parsonage.
cows, ail. fresh, at Oscar Tittle’s Buy your canning sugar now so you to each district of the county and of the cheese sold for 34c. tor trip­
Dlst. 38—ChaB. E. Jennings, Cedric
Clair Finley, son of A. Finley has ranch on Wilson River. Call and see won t be disappionted in not being see that the quota for his district
lets and 35c. for Y. A’s and Long­ Jennings.
returned home from service in the
was
raised.
T^e
Elks
since
the
begin
­
able to get It later. Call Kuppenben­
thqm.
horns.
I Diet. 11—Basil Scovell, Herschel
navy.
• ning of the present war have been | 45 farmers received over $1,000.00 Scovell, Delmer Scovell.
For Sale—20 acres of river bottom der Warehouse, .both phones.
active
in
their
work
for
the
Salva
­
Tillamook
Feed Company buys land one and one-half miles from
Two of Tillamook’s popular young
the war, the checks for May milk. The highest | Dlst. 28—Clare Finley, Don B.
hides come in and investigate their Tillamook—Apply to Karl Kumerle, people, Mr. and Mrs. ©Bear Swenson tion Aimy, once during for
a loan of was $2,195.28 for Beals and Berns McKimens.
Army
asked
the
Elks
prices.
Tillamook, Oregon.
* left on Wednesday for a farm near $30,000 and they gave them $60,000 and the second was $2,178.00 for M. i Diet 39—Rudolph Burmestev, Geo.
' Abplanalp.
Monterano,
Washington.
Harry instead.
T. Bash, Frank Thompson, Franklin
Mrs. Jess Kennedy and son Will,
Dr. Wise can be found at his Tilla­
j 18 farmers received between $900 Knight, Oscar Klein, Walter Walker,
went to Portland Monday to visit her mook office across the' street from Swenson, Oscar Swenson and Bill
been
arrested
Eight persons have
and $1000 checks. 23 received be-
Goeres bought the place, which
son Charlie for a few days.
the court house. Mondays, Tuesdays comprises 300 acres. Oscar Swenson since June 2nd for speeding on the tween $800 and $900 checks. 24 re- Reuben Freeman, Albert Howard
Tilden, Thuddeus Eggleston, Alle
For Sale—residence
and some Wednesdays until further notice. •
public highways, their fines ranging ceived between $7 00 and $800. 35 k Effenberger and Leo Batzner.
is to run the place.
household effects,
good . kitchen
from
$5
to
$15
and
costs.
This
how
­
re-
'between $600 and $700, and 50
Miss Mayme LaFollett went to
Diet 23—Lloyd Williams.
Something never before attempted
range.—C. W. Miller.
' *
Astoria by auto and brought back in Tillamook will be the paving of ever, does not prove that these eight ■ ceived between $500 and $600.
Diet 24 -2 Easom boys, Marion
persons were the only ones who ex­ I Most of the June cheese has been
Mrs. Mary Wade and daughter her sister, Peggy, who lives there.
i
Third street from Stillwell Avenue to ceeded the speed" limit. Some of the sold and it is expected that the ihil- i Hopkins.
Grace went out to Portland Sunday
Dist 48 Paul Lindley.
For Sale—3 unit Sharpless milker, the city limits with a parking down latest speeders who have been round­
move off at 34c.
for a vacation.
Chettp if sold at onde. Write P. O. the center where flowers and shrubs ed up are Harry Simmons, who I ance will
j The production of cheese is very
For vulcanizing and tire repairs Box 466.
will be planted. The street will be pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $15, I heavy all over this country. Coos- "Bill” Smith Indicted for Causing
see J. C. Holden "kt City Vulcanizing
The divorce case of John L. Berry paved fourteen feet on each side, and C. S. Stranahan. $5; Elmer Lucas, 1 Curry advise that they have had no
Forest Fire Last Year.
and Tire Shop, opposite postoffice. * was tried before Judge Bagley on an unpaved stretch eight feet will be $10.00; and Lloyd Kellow who plead­ i cheese sold the last week, so they
ed not guilty and asked for a trial by I are consigning cheese to several
One ton Ford truck for sale, or will Friday evening, when a decree was ieft down the center.
William B. Smith was Indicted by
I markets. Brokers and government
„-------------- the grand jury on a charge of negli­
trade for Ford suitable for light de­ granted
L. E. DeRock is running the ferry jury.
livery,—At Case Garage.
•
young registered Hol- to Bayocean this year, and instead of
For Sal
In the case of Arthur M. Churchill | reports show their sales to be as low gently allowing fire to escape from
Mrs. Frank Freeman, after being ill stein bull, ready for service, in good Garibaldi being the landing plcnt, and F. R. Beals vs. Minnie A and T. las 31 %c., Seattle and San Francisco. his land, which was the cause of the
foY several days, is Haid to be im­ condition and good breeding. Bob launch will run from Bay City. The B. Meade, which was tried before | That means several cents per lb. un- destructive forest fire that caused
¡present schedule is: Leave Bay City Judge Bagley in the circuit court and ■ der Tillamook prices and will be millions of dollars worth of damage
Stillwell.
proving.
I bound to bring our price down if to timber last September in Tilla­
at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.
Dancing every Satudray night, at
Returning Sunday from n years in. Leave Bayocean at 9:30 a.m. and a verdict given in behalf of the I continued. A number of Tillamook mook county.
plaintiff,
was
taken
to
the
supreme
Barview. Excellent music and floor stay in Portland, Leslie Gray came 2:30 and 4:15 p.m.. By this arrange-
1 farmers have always been opposed to
The Indictment alleges that on the
to visit his aunt, Mrs. R. L. Himes meht thr launch will meet all trains. court, and on Tuesday the verdict j co-operating
like polished glass.
with Coos-Curry in 26th ot September, 1918, Smith un­
was
reversed,
the
supreme
court
rul
­
marketing, but
closer relations lawfully and negligently allowed fire
Strayed—A Shetland pony, with for the summer.
Drs. Wise and Lebow will be at ing that the demurrer to the com­
Mrs. A. B. McLeod, of Salem, who Dr. Wise’s office and residence plaint ought to hdve been sustained. would be bound to help all concerned to escape from his own lands to
new halter around neck—Carl Wil-
has been visiting her parents Mr. and across the street south of the court The decree of the circuit court is, as they are in the cheese busilTeHS lands of other persons, by then and
helms. Bell phone 6F2.
and will continue to stay in. Their there recklessly and carelessly and
Will take town property in ex­ Mrs. Homer Mason for the past week house Mondays, Tuesdays and Wed­ therefore reversed and the cause re­ cheese will always find a market on negligently setting fire to stumps,
returned
to
her
home
in
the
valley,
manded
for
further
proceedings.
The
nesdays to do dental work. Thurs­
change for acreage near Portland.—
this Coast.
logs and chunks upon his own land
days at Cloverdale; Fridays at the opinion was written by Judge J. Bur­
■V. Wallen, Tillamook, Ore.
• Wednesday.
and allowing the said fire to con-
nett
and
covers
twelve
pages,
and
Stock and lease for sale—55 bead Nehalem Hotel and Saturdays until
Judge W. W. Conder came In from ot cattle, 3 horses, harness and wa­
tlnue to burn while a strong east
Public Sale.
* was concurred In by Justices Mc­
——o------
Corvallis to visit friends and for gon and whole dairy outfit. See Grap noon on Sundays at Wheeler.
wind was blowing and while the
Bride, Benson and Harris.
On Saturday, June 28, at. one p.m. weather was exceedingly dry and at
business purposes on Wednesday.
This Is a snap, 160 acres on Sand­
A Blum at Sandpit Dairy Ranch, Ne­
Judge Bagley has handed down a there will be a public sale near the a time when there was great danger
per acre. Will make a
lake.
*25.00
*
Used tires bought and sold—City tarts Bay. Bell phone 9F13
decree in the case of Mary Cochran City Transfer office in Tillamook of such fire spreading to the lands
good home.
Vulcanizing and Tire Shop, opposite
Wanted—Soldier wishing to locate
For Bale cheap, good 5 roomed Overton et al vs. Continental and City, of the following articles: Two of other persons adjoining such lands
Postoffice.
Commercial Trust
and Savings motor cycles, two phonographs, one and by then and there failing and
in Western Oregon desires informa­ house, with 1 or 2 lots.
Two New Home sewing machines tion about farms or fanning land for
Here is a fine home near town, Bank et al, It being decreed that un­ with 25 records and the other with neglecting to take or use any pre­
for sale cheap. Singer Sewing Ma­ sale. Send full description and low­ Good five l roomed house, with one der the fifth item of the will of Jos­ 20 records, one vlollne harp, one caution whatever to prevent the fire
eph W. Cochran, deceased, a bequest guitar and music stand, one violin, from spreading from his lands to the
chine Agency opposite P. O.
• est cash terms to W. E. Flynn, A. P. acre, with all kinds of fruit.
Is left to Caroline Cochran Small in one gasoline lantern, two pair rub- lands of other persons apjoining
O. 729, A. E. F. France.
R.
R.
No.
1,
Box
200,
Tillamook.
*
For Sale—A nice carpet loom, open
the sum of $29,762.01, to Mary ber boots, one pair of new shoes, one such lends of his own, and said fire
H,
F.
Cook
has.
in
recent
months
wire harness, at L. J. Larsons, on
Dr. E. S. Richards. Financial sec­ Cochian Overton in the slim of $63,-
was not set as a back fire to prevent
tuned and repaired more than «0 retary of Willamette University, who 411.63 and to Percival Max Cochran rug, two new war books, and several
Weston place.—Mary Weston.
are
pianos in this county. He handles the delivered the Baccalaureate address in the sum of $97,55.47, and the be­ cooking utensils. These articles the tlie progress of a fire then burning,
being sold because I am leaving
nor a campfire carefully set.
Just received a car of mill feed at best pianos for this climate. On ex­
the Kuppenbender Warehouse. Prices, hibition at Singer Sewing Machine before the High School seniors on quests are under the will of said tes­ city.—C. A. Schrader.
Smith gave bonds and the trial
will not take place until the October
are lowest.
• Agency. Opp. P. O. Liberty Bonds Sunday, addressed the school on tator a lien on the one-half interest
Monday at assembly. His talk wai on of the estate of certain real property
term ol the Circuit Court.
•
Announcement.
* general efficiency
If you ate contemplating buying a taken.
andtraining situated In Tillamook, Washington,
o
drag-saw see the Tillamook Feed Co.,
Miss Harriett Gaylord, who has necessary for life, and the benefits Yamhill and Grant counties.
Mrs.
Holden, after spending
Card of Thanks.
and get prices.
* been teaching in the Franklin High of a college training. He left later in
Ben Kuppenbender Is hobbling months in extensive study in technic
the
morning
on
the
10:30
train.
We wish to express our heartfelt
KO acres wheat land to trade for School in Portland, returned Sunday.
around pretending that he belongs and interpretation with Mrs. Carrie
Tillamook residence property. O. M. Miss Nell Gaylord returned from the
For the information of a number of to the cripple brigade. This is what Louise Dunning, of New York, will thanks to the inuny friends for their
Cook at Singer Agency Opp. P. O. * University of Oregon at Eugene on persons who own auios and make happened. Ben had conscientious I return to Tillamook and open her sympathy and kindness on account
Thursday. They will spend the sum­ charges for carrying passengers oe- tcruples about working on Sundays. ¡studio September 1. Applications for of the sickness and death of our be­
Another one of Tillamook’s beaches mer at home here.
eaofoi ally, r.e want to inform them ,ut he allowed someone to interfere i admittance to the claaeer of the Dun- loved mother, Mrs. Mary A. Poland,
started its dancing season, whe:.
The
motor
between
Tillamook
■ lift they arc liable to be ai rested by with the cOLicieatlOUa cud of hta i ning system or for piivaie lessons and for the beautiful Powers.
Hippy Camp. Netarts, gave a dane?
and
Mohler
v.
as
pul
o..
>a£t
bui.
day.
the federal as well a. state officials scruples and he found himself at | wi.l be received after Augu- t 1st.
Wednesday evening.
Tillamook Jottings