TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JULY 24, 1919.
See Conover & Condit tor Aluminum
i
of doing so. So what's the use of but- | CHAUTAUQUA ATTENDED BY
MORE BUSINESS BLOCKS.
ware. $5.00 in trade and $1.66 cash
MICKIE SAYS
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ting into something that is sure to be |
WELL PLEASED AUDIENCES
gets a nice piece of aluminum
defeated
and
nut
sufficient
money
to
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
Large Sums Being Expended on New ” (VOICE) PLEASE 1AKE OUT
ware.
Aug-7.
do the work? The 1917 law designat- First Three Day» of Entertainment
Structures for Tillamook.
THAT "FOO SALE" AO OP
ed the state highway by way of * I Proclaimed a Successful Season.
See
the
Tillamook
Feed
Co.
about
. SUBSCRIPTION
MINE RIGHT AWAY’. I SOLO
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per year . $2.00 ; Wheeler and Garibaldi, and this was
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Republic tires and save money.
T
he
REFRIGERATOR
BEFORE
over
Business blocks valued at
Tillamook's annual Chautauqua
i what the state legislature intended.
Wanted—gill to do house work. Ao-
Advertising Rates.
I but the State Highway Commission opened July 21 with one of the larg­ $50,000 are in course of erection in T he PAPER HAO BEEN OUT
ply. -Mrs. A. T. Dolan.
Two HOURS. BUT PEOPLE
Display Advts. per inch • •
20c. 1 has been given plenty of latitude -to est audiences on record, auguring Tillamook, since the beginning a
keep calling up O h the
well for the success of the events, week or so ago of work on McNair’s
»
»
change
routes
when
it
comes
to
a
” . .half page 17 Vic.
Wanted—Man to work on dairy farm
TELEPHONE OR RINGING
question of saving money, and this and for future chautauquas. Large new building. The building of Ack­
»
—Married man preferred. Apply to
” ... full page 15c. will be one where they can show and pleased audiences have attended ley and Miller of a new garage at
T he door qell ano i xnish
John Berns Tillamook.
j . ji
TO GOODNESS I KNEW
(
Locals
per line 7c. with a great deal of truthfulness every program, all of which have the corner of Second Ave E. and 4 th I
Street,
is
the
most
expensive
con
­
SOME
WAN
To
6
TOP
THE
SA/
kept
up
the
name
of
Ellison-White
as
Readers, with reading matter
that a large amount of money can be
Here is a place that will make a fine
home, 5 room house and one acre
per line.................................. 7c. saved and results brought about with provider of high class amusements. struction undertaken.
F ull UO inn ALL 1HE <
The biggest event has not yet
This building will be 105 by 140
of all kinds of fruit, near town on
Notices of meetings etc, per line 7c. considerable less time and less dis­ played, and that is the coming of feet
SHADES. LOCK THE 7
in dimensions, and will contain
tance, which is a very convincing ar­
paved road.—D. Billings.
0009 UN1 OON'Í
\
unobstructed
floor
gument in favor of the Miami route. William Jennings Bryan, Friday. Mr. the biggest
AH6V4ER THE PHONE] Here is a snap for someone. 160
By the bonding measure passed at Bryan always attracts a crowd, some space of any garage in the state. The
BEACH VS. MIAMI ROUTE.
on Sandlake for $3,200, easy terms
'N AFTÉR
HILE THEY J |
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the June election, the north part of for the usual reasons to hear a good ceiling is of truss work construction,
D. Billings.
QUII ÍHEM ¿ I —
speaker, some from curiosity, and and has no support in the center of
the
county
was
to
receive
the
larger
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There is a difference of nearly
some from thinking of what might
LIL ROS OF OURS ARE
$1.000.000 between the cost of build­ portion of the bond money, and as have been.Castellucci’s Concert band the building. The garage will be fit­
For Life Insurance, there is nothing
EASY "ÍO START, BuT
better than what the Mass. Mutual
ing the state highway by way of the the road from the Wilson river is an organization that has a na­ ted out In the most modern ways,
bridge
to
the
Miami
bridge
is
to
be
land with a modern office appliances.
T
hen
a
\
n
T
NO
way
offers. Ask to see specimen policy.
beach and Miami. This seems to be a
tion wide reputation, and will prob­
1
OF STOPPING
—W. A. Church.
•
glaring statement to make, and, no graded and hardsurfaced from the ably prove to be a treat for music I There will be four main drive en-
doubt, it will greatly surprise a large bond money, the Highway Commis­ lovers. Bess Gearhart Morrison will I trances, three big skylights, huge
i
sion,
it
is
thought,
will
go
50-50.
windows, steel
sashed, and an as­
Obtain your wood from the Tillamook
number of our citizens, who never
be an added attraction, that will
Transfer Co. Liberty Temple.
realized that the beach route could There is not sufficient money to do draw many people who wouldn't go bestos slate roof. The walls are made
cost such a large amount of money. the grading and hardsurfacing from just to hear the band. Miss Morrison of concrete. The cost of the build­
Tillamook Feed Co. buys hides. Come
But these figures appear to be the the Wilson river bridge to the county will undoubtedly be a fine entertain- ing will be from $30,00 to $35,000.
in and investigate their prices.
August 15 is the date set for com­
estimate of the state engineers who line by way of Miami, and for the ' er tonight.
next
two
years
the
county
court
pletion
of
the
structure.
were instructed to make an estimate
For vulcanizing and tire repairs see
| Tomorrow besides Mr. Bryan, the
The hardware store of McNair &
of the cost of both routes. To grade would have to do considerable econ­ Parnell's will furnish a musical en-
J. C. Holden at City Vulcanizing
omizing
out
of
the
road
fur/:
to
meet
Co. will be moved into their new
and hardsurface the road from Gari­
and Tire Shop, opposite P. O.
| tertainnient, while Saturday the building, which is going up wheie
the
cost.
These
are
some
cold
facts
baldi to one mile of the Clatsop coun­
' Earl Hippie Concert Company will
Used tires bought and sold—City
ty line, which is 22.1 miles, includ­ and figures for our readers to digest I close the music with a joy feast of their old building stood on Second
and
study.
It
is
to
the
best
interest
Vulcanizing and Tire Shop, oppo­
Ave. E„ just off the corner of 1st
ing a draw bridge at Wheeler, is
classical and more popular successes.
site P. O.
estimated to cost $1,424,823, or $53,- of Tillamook county that the road Marshall Louis Mertins, a speaker St. about September 15. The build-
000 a mile, without the bridge. The between the Wilson river and the with a pleasing personality promises ing will have concrete walls, be one
If you are contemplating buying a
Miami route, from the bridge to one county line be graded and paved, and well to delight the audience also story high, and have a basement the
drag saw see the Tillamook Feed
full length of it. The cost will be
mile of the county line, a distance of here is a project whereby it can be on Saturday.
Co and get prices.
accomplished
in
the
next
two
years,
about
$5,000,
according
to
A.
Mc
­
17.1 miles, to grade and pave with
International Trio who opened Nair & Co..
one bridge to cost $30.000. the esti­ and’even if it should take a little | the The
Films. Cameras and Photo Suuulies
One cent a word per issue.
made the first day peo­
Another new garage costing about
Films developed 10c. with print
mate cost is $451.659. or a difference more bond money to complete it in ple program
glad
they
had
bought
tickets
if
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orders.—J. W. Ed wall.
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of exactly $973,164. with five miles that time, we feel certain that the the rest of the program would be as $15,000 is being built by W. B.
less in the distance in favor of the people would agree to vote what1 good. Miss Gertrude Hober, niezzo- Aiderman and his son-in-law. The For Sale cheap, good 5 room house
Miami road. The average cost per money is lacking on a 50-50 proposi­ 1 soprano and violinist possesses a down stairs will house the cars of
See Williams, ,of the Tillamook Feed
with 1 or 2 lots—A. Billings.
Co. and get prices on the hand­
mile without the bridge is $24.000. tion to grade and pave 30 miles of voice that was intensely beautiful the Mitchell, Hudson, Maxwell, El­
some 19 series Studebaker cars, be­
So as to connect the south side of Ne­ county road. We are not recommend­ and clear, and her violin sang till it gin and Chalmers companies, and For Sale a 10 ft. Perfect Stay-Bound
fore buying your new car.
Silo. See Geo. Williams or write D.
halem bay and Garibaldi beach with ing another bond issue, provided seemed it must burst with the tone the White trucks. Upstairs the rooms
of the K. of P. lodge will be fitted
L. Shrode, ,Salem Ore.
*
the state highway, the engineers pro­ what money is lacking can be ob­ she
brought forth. Julius Caesar out. The building is of hollow tile,
Auto Tires—investigate the Republic
pose to build a spur fiom the Miami tained from the road fund. If anyone Nayplie
easily deserved the applause and will be covered over with cement For Sale—Motor Boat. Port Orford
Standard, five
thousand miles
load to Garibaldi and from the high­ can convince us that the position we that went
cedar. In good condition—Phone
to him, for his interesting plaster.
guarantee, price right, at Tilla­
have
taken
is
wrong
we
would
like
way to Wheeler, the two spurs being
J-25 ; mook Feed Co.
talk. The Overseas quartet and Ser­
8F13
3% miles and to be hardsurfaced. to hear from them. The snap shot geant Arthur Gibbons made a mili­
The additional expense of building man has boosted for a hard surfaced tary aspect for the second day, and TILLAMOOK AGAIN BALL VICTOR For Sale: Five assenger Saxon in'See Williams about the Republic,, the-
these two spurs is estimated at $121,- road through the county for a num­ entertained the crowd. Sergeant Gib­
good j condition.
Cheap if sold at
—
yelio,v chasis truck that serves so
653, which would be a saving of ber of years and will continue to do bons’ . stories kept the audience at­ Nehalem Defeated Last Sunday by once—Inquire of A. H. Harris.
well and honestly, a truck at an
so
until
it
is
consummated,
and
this
$851,511 in favor of the Miami route
honest price. Tillamook Feed Co.
tentive and sympathetic throughout
project
in
the
north
part
of
the
coun
­
Score
of
14
to
9
at
Fair
Grounds.
For Sale—Ford Truck, and scale.!
with the two spurs included. These
to him. Yesterday the Zedeler’s
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Apply at the Tillamook Hide & Dr. Wise can be found at his Tilla­
figures will provide plenty of food ty appeals to him as the right thing proved unusually good musicians,
In
the
third
game
of
the
series
be
­
mook office across the street from
Junk Co.
J-ll
for reflection and discussion. They to get behind and boost for as it will and clever.
tween
Tillamook
and
Nehalem,
Tilla
­
the court house, Mondays, Tues­
are simply a small summary of the bring about in a rapid manner what
mook won again for the second suc­ F ot Sale—500 Shares Capital Stock
days and Wednesdays until further
report that has been prepared for the we have contended for.
cessive time by a score of 14 to 9.
Wilson River to Have Railroad.
of the Copper Hill Mining Co., of
notice.
State Highway Commission. Under
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The team showed that they had prac­
Los Angeles,. Cal., J. T. Berry, Bay
General Leonard Wood, the man
the circumstances what is the best
Work on the railroad from Forest ticed well, and worked hard to make
City, Oregon.
J-31
and wisest course for the county to whom President Wilson kqpt from Grove, which started to build up the a good showing, and it was too> bad
GARIBALDI NEWS NOTES;.
pursue ? The snap shot man, although going to war, will be the next presi- Wilson River, will be resumed this a bigger crowd did not turn out.
For Sale—Typewriter, in good con­
favorable to the beach route, must dent, is the prediction of leading fall, and by next spring it is expect­
dition. Inquire at the Headlight
McClenny, Tillamook’s pitcher was
Jim May is back at Garibaldi
now confess that it is the best policy Republicans.
office.
ed that the road will be built as far in fine form, and played exceptional­
again.
io favor the Miami route, and we will
as the Smith place, when, no doubt, ly well. The other members of tlie
Mls- Mary Smith is home from
give our reasons as briefly as possi­
The Wheeler Reporter made a it will be continued this side of the team also deserved credit, but to Just you hear the Brunswick, it plays
all records at their best.—Palm | Portland.
ble. First, the beach route is beyond good showing last week why the mountain. Ralph Williams, of the mentoin one wuld necessitate men-
Confectionary.
* | Nels Nelson is fixing up his gaso-
the county’s financial ability at pres­ state highway should go by way of Tillamook County Bank, is the presi­ tioning all to distribute praise equal­
ent to finance it, and if it was put to the beach. But after all, It will be dent of the railroad company, and it ly. Tillamook’s line-up was as fol­ Alfalfa Hay, quality quaranteed at riine launch for deep-sea fishing,
a vote of the people to bond for mon­ the estimated cost of both routes that is from that source we obtained our lows:
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. | Jim Langley ’and W. Holmes are
I building a barn on their place on the
ey to carry the project through it will decide the matter. p
information.
Travis 1st; McClenny, p. and l.f.;
would be snowed under. Even if it
F. Eberman. 2nd; Wallace, 3rd; Let B-K be your disinfectant. It is | Miami.
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safe, .clean and powerful. For sale
was decided to build by the beach
Heisel, c.Mapes, r.f.; Bliss, C. f.;
United Artisans.
Mrs. Donna Walker’s school will be
President Wilson and
Senator
at the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
route and take a portion of the Chamberlain have kissed and made
Gabriel, s.. s. The following men were
'out Friday and she will come home
money every year from the road fund up. No doubt George was awfully
The Portland drill team of Frarn on the Neiialem team: Atwood.c.;
co-worker sn the farm he co spend the summer.
it would be at least eight to ten anxious of the opportunity to do so. Assembly, United Artisans, will, put Peregoy, 3rd;- Jones, 2nd; Sullivan, Let the your
Cleveland Tractor. On display
James Pallin is becoming an expert
years before the highway could be From the looks of things, however, on the initiation work at Nehalem, s. s.; TohL 1st; Davidson, r. f.; Slag-
at Kuppenbender warehouse.
driver with his new machine, bought
connected up in this county. This is the president is coining down from Saturday evening, July 26. All Ar­ el, c. f.; Blanchard, p.
| some time last week.
a long time to wait in these days of his high horse.
tisans are welcome.
Special Sale used Sewing Machines, i
_
including one Singer7?10 to $25.1
tank Reading has moved to Rose
progress and we are inclined to
The
Fram
assembly
drill
team
will
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$750,000
Hay
Crop
Expected
in
Singer
Agency
Opp.
P.
O.
*
Farm
011
the
Miami
river,
which
he
think that the people of Tillamook
also put on the initiation work for
Tillamook County.
When the county holds its next an- Tillamook assembly at K. of P. Hall,
__________________________ '__________ , and Reuben Ensign have leased for
county are not in favor of waiting
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fair
For Trade—A fine 19fi-acre Wiliam [five years.
that long. We are free to admit that nual fair we hope it will have a artis-
Wednesday evening, July 30th. A
One of the finest hay crops ever
ette Valley farm for a 1 illaniook
Fred Flint and his friend Mr. Fin-.,
the Miami route could be used in the grounds of its own, fixed up will
business meeting will be held after grown in Tillamook is being harvest­
all
dairy farm. For particulars write 'Ley are here for a week vialUng Wlth
interval, but it is . a hard surfaced fically. Then, propably we
the initiation.
ed
this
season,
and
has
been
suc
­
A. Crossau (owner). Lebanon. Ore. McMillans, and spending their time
road through the county that is take more interest in the county fair.
cessfully brought in without any bad
R. F. D, 2„ Box 61
A-7. ! at the beaches.
wanted as soon as possible at the Other counties are doing this and
Special Sale Friday July 25th
weather.
Carl
Haberlach
says
the
least expense to the taxpayers. The there is no reason why Tillamook
For
Sale
—
Absolutely
the
best
40! The plans for reopening.Coat’s mill
crop should be worth nearly $750,-
The Catholic ladies will offer a line 000. Nearly 30,000 tons is the esti­
Miami route to the county line can county should be behind.
acre tract of alfalfa on the Her- ¡at
•
Hobsonville are continuing unin­
of home baking and cooking to take mated yield, and at the present
with positive assurance be graded
mlston Project, now heLng offered terruptedly. Some new machinery
What
Parliament
in
Canada
Did.
with
you
for
your
lunch
and
dinner.
and hard surfaced the next two years
for sale for the first time. A fine was installed last week.
market price of $25 a ton, the above
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Give them a call at the Palm Confec­ figures would be reached.
as well as the spurs built to Wheeler
home. Less than 2 miles from Her­
The new walk to the county road,
The following list of the main ac­ tionary. Don’t forget the date.
(it should be Brighton) and Gari­
miston Bank. Write for price and
Most of the crop will never be sold,
is to be put in by W. H,. Derby, who
baldi. There is every .reason .to be­ complishments of the Thirteenth
full details, 8. D. L, Boss, Hermis­
but will be kept here to feed the
lieve that the State Highway Com­ Canadian Parliament recently ad­
ton, Oregon.
J-24 went to Tillamook Tuesday to see
dairy herds, but whether sold or
A Crack in The Covenant.
about getting lumber.
mission will agree to go 50-50 on the journed at Ottowa. represents a
kept the crop means st season of
Miami project, but would not do so rather imposing record:
At the recent convention of the plenty for the farmers. More cheese Fur Sale—Dairy ranch, one hundred
A big free entertainment and bon­
eighty acres partly improved river fire at Rockaway will be held July
A bill granting $20,000,000 as fed­ American Federation of Labor, An- and better cheese will result from
on the beach route. This would mean
bottom., three quarters mile river 25, Friday. A fine time is expected.
that the Miami route would cost the eral aid to building;
'drew Furuseth, opposed the endorse­ plenty of good feed.
frontage. Over thirty acres under by those panning to go.
A bill creating a federal depart­ ment of the League of Nations with
taxpayers of this county $286.650,
cultivation, twenty acres slashed,
and we believe it would be money ment of public health;
its labor covenant on the ground that
Notice to Contractor».
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__ three
_
_
The new sanitary meat market of
balance
easily
cleared,
miles
wisely expended and would do justice
Soldiers’ land settlement bill;
i the latter had been so modified as to
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from Coquille City In the Coquille |* rank Hubler b , is filling a long, felt
.Measures
providing
loans
to
prov
­
to the north part of the county. The
I be of no value to labor. He was op-
Notice is hereby given that the
valley the coming dairy section ¡need at Garibaldi,, and his fresh,
engineers estimate
of the draw inces to improve housing conditions; I posed by President Gompers, who County Court of Tillamook County,
af the coast. My price if sold before meats are attracting much patron­
Bridge at Wheeler is over $200,000.
Bill providing liberal Increases in argued that while he was dissatisfied will, until 10 o'clock a.m. of August
August 1st, $85 per acre, part cash age.
while the bridge on the Miami is es­ pensions;
, with the changes made himself, Pies- 8, 1919 receive proposals for con­
balance easy terms—Address F. C. | Arriving from the east Sunday Last,,
timated at only $30,000. A draw
Consolidation of the Dominion rail­ iident Wilson has cabled him as.-ur- structing the section of coast high­
Hauck (owner) Myrtle Point, Ore. .was Mrs. Thompson’s little grand­
bridge across Nehalem bay would be way act;
’ ances that they did not materially way from Station 182 plus 50 to Sta-
a perpetual expense to the taxpayers
Bill providing for grant of $10,- impair the value of the covenant. I k . 261 plus 50 on Tillamook Bay­
daughter, eight years old, who. came
the engineers argued.. Considering 000,000 to technical education;
The principal complaint is that the City section according to the plana Miscellaneous Advertisements. all the way from Milwaukee. Win-
alone.
that the beach travel into the county
Bill creating a court of commerce clause declared that "labor is not a and specifications now on file with
is only about two months in the year, and another restraining the opera­ commodity" had been changed to the County Clerk of Tillamook Coun­ Dr. Wise—Dentist.
i August Shearer came back from
it seems that the county could take tions of trust and combines;
read: "Labor is not a mere commod­ ty, Oregon and at that time publicly
¡the navy last week. Adam Krumlauf
Live Stock Ins.—See Watson.
good care of the road along Garibaldi
Important revision of tariff sched­ ity.” The definition of what labor is opened and read.
ŒtUamnnk ììraù liuh
Tillamook Headlight’s
Trade Mart.
!
We do not know what the State
Highway Commission will do, but we
surmise that it will take a business
view of the situation and decide upon
the least expensive and most speedy
route, which is by way of the Miami.
Whether this will satisfy the people
of Nehalem and Wheeler, as well as
those on the beach, we do not know,
probably it will not. and J good deal
of discussion will arise from what
the snap shot man has stated in this
editorial, but we want our friends in
the north part of the county to keep
their heads level and carefully study
what is best for the county under the
circumstances, as well as for that
part of the county. There is a possi­
bility of doing the north part of the
county much harm if serious opposi­
tion should arise if the Commission
decides on the Miami route, and we
want to council the people to be dis­
creet in the matter. There is one very
important fact that they must not
overlook. Should the matter of bond­
ing the county to provide money to
build by way of Garibaldi and
the beach be voted upon, with the
difference in the cost of each route,
we see no possible show of the people
being in a disposition to vote in favor
ules, involving decrease in custom
duties to the extent of $17,000,000.
New immigration act to decrease
the quantity and improve the quality
of immigrants;
Amendments to the Criminal Code
defining sedition and increasing pen­
alties for those found guilty of it;
Creation of an air board with pow­
er to deal with all matters pertaining
to aerial development in Canada.
People who spend more than they
make, eat more than they want and
drink more than they can hold are
due for a prodigious bump.
Higher wages, higher freight rates
and higher rates again to make high­
er wages. An interesting cycle of fed­
eral control of railroads.
There Is difficulty in getting any­
one to serve as British ambassador
to the United States. Why not ask
Colonel House to act pending his ap­
pointment to the league of nations?
may or may not be important. "Com­
modity” is defined as meaning: ’That
which is bought hind sold, except an­
imals,—goods, wares and merchan­
dise.” The word "mere” means “un­
mixed. pure, entire, absolute, unqual-
1 if led, only this and nothing more.”
1 So the clause is intended to mean;
"Labor is not an unmixed, entire,
absolute, unqualified article which
is bought and sold, except animals—
goods, wares and merchandise." Mr.
Furuseth was right in saying that
this clause not only did not do what
the labor interests were demanding,
bui did the exactly opposite thing,
by declaring that labor is principally
a commodity. The incident only goes
to show how little consideration is
being given by some people to the
i matters in controversy relative to
I league of
nations—how willing
many people are to fool themselves.
Notice to Hunters.
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For sale Pedigreed Irish Spike Tail
How can the Irish who are clamor­ Water Spannel pups. Enquire A. E.
ing for a republic expert to make Williams. Tillamook.
rapid and successful strides with a
The whole German navy now ap-
man named De Valera as President ?
What has become of the Sullivans pears to be composed of undersea
t
boats.
and Flannigans and McCanns?
Each proposal shall be in a sealed
envelope plainly marked on the out-
side "Proposal for the construction
of Coast Highway Sta 182 plus 50 to
261 plus 50, and shall be accompan­
ied by cash, certified check or bid­
der's bond equal in amount to 5 per
cent of the total of the amount bid,
the same to be made payable to Til­
lamook County. Proposals shall be
made on forms furnished by the
County Clerk.
The Court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Homer Mason. County Clerk.
First publication July 24, 1919.
Last publication, Au; 7, 1919.
and John Benson
Dr.’s Allen
and
Sharp.
National Building.
who came
back
Dentisti. recently make Garibaldi’s part Ln the
war more apparent, and its nice to
Let W. A. Church write your hay have them all back.
insurance.
»
i A party of nearly 25 couples went
'from Barview and Garibaldi, leaving
Dr. J, B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F. at the Garibaldi dock for Bayocean
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
——————————-------- — Monday night. They had. a fine time
at the Bayoceau hotel, and
Singer Sewing Machine
Agency dancing
swimming at the nat.
opposite P. O. Both Phones.
m . ,
,. ,
.
I The new Garibaldi dock is com-
W“H7E)km“
Hotel lillamooK.
dishwasher, pIeted and PB88engera were auppo8ed
tranaferred acroag the bay from
Buy your crabs of Hays & Blanchard. 1 Garibaldi for the first time this sea­
Bay City. Phone 162.
• son on Tuesday. The dock was built
by subscription labor entirely, all
Why not place your feed orders for work being donated, and some of the
the future with Kuppenbender.
material.
Herr Bauer talks about the treaty
violating German honor. He is as Dr. Ramsey. Osteopath. Room 4
The reopening of the mill by the
Reinick «state seems no nearer at
badly in need of a new conception of
Masonic Building.
honor as are most other official Ger­
hand now than before, and everyone
Dr. W. E. Lebow—Dentist with Dr. is awaiting
mans.
the time when the
Wise.
I whistle will blow there again, The
all is that Mr.
We handle Troian Powder. Best for Reinick accidently took
COVE MEAT COMPANY
the poison
stumping. Tillamook Feed Co.
I that ended his lite, and caused the
East Garibaldi.
Buy your hay at Kuppenbender’»'mil1 t0 dose down. About a dozen
Fresh and Cured Meats.
warehouse.
¡men
men are working at the mill.
mill, keeDing
keeping
' it in trim, and all ready to start,
Special Delivery. Parcel post orders
H. F. Cook has in
recent months when affairs are settled. Mr. Carlin,
solicited.
tuned and repaired more than 100 the superintendent, sayp be hopes to
pianos in this county. Both phones. be able to start in the near future.
Phone 32 F 14 Garibaldi. Oregon.
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