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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. AUGUST 21, 1919.
Tillamook Jott iiT-iJ
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Try a swim at the Bayocean nata-
torium.
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To get to Bayocean, take launch
at Bay City.
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Go to Bayocean for a pleasant out­
ing and picnic.
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F. M. Kelly went to Rockaway Sat­
urday for the day.
The Masons held a picnic up the
Kilchis river Sunday.
A. H. Harris returned from a busi­
ness trip to Portland Sunday.
Coming “Cannibals of the South
Sea islands” Gem Theatre, soon.
Neva Maddux returned to Portland
Monday after a short visit here.
Returning last week from three
weeks in Portland was W. Gilbert.
W. G. Dwight and wife left for
Portland today for a pleasure trip.
J. S. Lamar and family returned
from a trip to Portland last week.
Mrs. O. E. Shelley was in town
shopping last week from Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Quick, of Her-
miston, are here on a business trip.
W. E. Gabriel and family motored
to Netarts for a days outing Sunday.
A 10 pound daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Banfield, August,
14.
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Mrs. Helen Curr, of Portland is
’isiting with relatives and friends
lere.
Dr. Wise will be at Nehalem Hotel
ach Friday and Wheeler each Sat-
irday.
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Bungalow City at Bayocean fur­
lishes what you want for a beach
'acation.
Mrs. J. H. Going, of Portland, re-
urned home Monday after a visit at
laltair.
Clifton Martin Hall, of Portland
s at the beach visiting Tillamook
fiends.
,
, ¿
' Florence Whitcomb returning Mon­
day from a two weeks vacation at the
¡‘»eaches.
t Mrs. E. P. Murry and family re-
turned home today after a vacation
at Netarts.
. U The Bayocean Hotel is a commod-
lous and attractive place for Bay-
•cean visitors.
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After a week spent at the beach,
Mrs. Dora Flory, of Salem, returned
home Monday .
J. Worrall left for Portland
Wednesday morning on
a short
business trip.
Going to Hillsboro to visit were
Mrs. Peter Suter and children, who
left Tuesday.
Herbert Stam and Mary Ellen
Bailey drove to Neah-Kah-Nie moun­
tain Sunday.
Dr. W. B. Glaisyer left for Coquille
Saturday, after a visit with his
brother here.
■ Fredericka Travis and Lazelle De
Lano, of Eugene are visiting Fred C.
Baker and family.
K b A new ton and a half truck was
bought by the Tillamook Transfer
fflbinpany Monday.
■ Gail Buell and his wife returned
•■iBnday from their honeymoon trip
t« the beaches.
g H. W. Spooner, of Portland, went
le Monday after a five weeks out-
at the beach.
■ Eva Nelson returned to Portland
Mfcnday, after a week’s visit with
Mrs. F. J. Baker.
■ Mrs. Plank has sold her house on
5th St. to Mrs. Stark, and Mrs. Stark
Will move in soon.
^M?!r. and Mrs. Jack Robertson and
*Pn. drove out to the valley to visit
Ms brother Sunday.
Mrs. V. D. Walker left for Port­
Bd on the Monday morning train
do some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Plank and
ildren and Mrs. W. A. Lewis are
mped at Rockaway.
Ivan Donaldson left for Portland
ednesday morning, expecting to go
>m there to Lakeview.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Travis, of Ku­
ne, are here on a visit with F. C.
ker, Mrs. Travis’ father.
Mrs. B. Weihm returned to her
me in Portland Monday, after via-
ng with Mrs. D Kuratli.
I Mrs. D. Billings went to Rockaway
biesday. She is making some im-
vements on her cottage there.
aving on the Monday train was
. A. N. Fuqua, who was going to
it her daughter at Sheridan.
Irs. T. J. Monahan left for Port-
d Tuesday morning after spend-
eek at the beach at Netarts.
.eaving on the Saturday (rain for
ribaldi was Mrs. Frank Hubler,
o was going down for the day.
Ir. and Mrs. Fred Hoernman, of
iru, Indiana, are visiting with her
then, Emil and Roland Heusser.
Mrs. A. L. Miner, of Corvallis, left
home today after visiting her
er. Mrs. Oppertshauser at Beaver,
elle Taylor who had been visiting
a Emerson for a few days left
urday for the beach at Rockaway.
Salem boy. Ray Lucas, left for
le Monday morning after a visit
l\ relatives R B McClay at Beav-
he ioopl D. O. K. K. are planning
have a large attendance
at th'
attend
th
or
initiation of
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system is an extra tax on the people
Mrs. J. W. Spriggs, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Garbade, and |75. All the women expecting to go
of the county, for two telephone
Mrs. Frank Durbin, of Portland, who their daughter.
are asked to notify the ticket agent
systems now that the rates are ex­
have been taking their vacation at
Some of the most
remarkable in advance.
orbitant ia ail foolishness and some­
Seaside and Neskowin, started for "cloBe-ups” of trench fighting ever
A painful accident occurred to
SELF-CONTESED FORGER AND
home today.
thing should be done to force the two
recorded by a motion picture camera, Lewis Dick Tuesday when he fell
PARTNER BREAK JAII. MONDAY companies to consolidate, so as to re­
Hal E. Hoss, editor of the “Banner- are to be seen in "The Heart of Hu­ through the manhole in front of the
duce the high cost of living and
Courier” of Oregon City, arrived last manity” at the Gem Theatre Friday building at the corner of Fourth St.
and Second Ave. E. Mr. Dick was Leave no clue by which they can be the profiteering in the telephone
Thursday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. and Saturday night this week.
business in this county.
traced; Signed check* for
E. G. Lantz, and stayed over the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jones pulling at the pin of a wagon he was
The following rates have been filed
week end.
going
to
unload,
and
standing
in
nearly
|160
on
local
were In town Monday getting some
with the Public Service Commission
front
of
the
hole,
when
the
pin
which
Frank Von Euw has bought the phonographs, which they expect to
people
which took effect July 29th, 1919.
Kasper Zwifel place near Fairview install in their Bay City store, tak­ had stuck, suddenly gave, and tho
wall set
Desk set
By one of the most clever manipu­ Individual business .. *3.60
and took possession on the 15th. His ing the agency for them there It is he jumped backwards to get across
..*3.75
tbe
hole,
he
could
not
make
it,
and
lations
of
chair
rounds,
twisted
armB,
family will move from Cloverdale the St radivara line they are taking.
fell through it, bruising his side very and wooden legs imaginable,, two Two party business .. 3.o<r .. 3.25
next month.
Visiting with Mrs. Hans Hanson
Suburban
business
..
3.75
badly.
criminals escaped from the county Individual residence .
A mass meeting has been called for over the week-end, and at the beach,
Mrs.
Alfred
Anderson
and
Mrs.
jail
Monday
night,
leaving
neither
tonight, (Thursday),
to protest were Mrs. Florence Hammer, Clar­
Two party residence .
against the telephone rates. The ence Craw, and Mrs. D. C. Burkhart Marion Doty, Civic Club committee trace nor sign to tell where they Four party residence.
meeting will be in the city hall at and children, all of Portland. They on street beautifying, are trying to went. Outside the cell door, was the Surburban residence .
3.25
eight o’clock.
had a very enjoyable time they said. improve the looks of the triangular box with the lever which controlled
plat in front of the F. R. Beals prop­ the entrance to their door, and by
Mrs. R. H. Zachman and family
M. F. McLeod is at Netarts taking
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM
erty. This will add so much to the breaking the rounds out of a chair,
a vacation. While he is gone Mrs. left for the jetty Tuesday morning.
attractiveness of this part of the they pried the box open, pried away
Mr.
Zachman
went
to
Wheeler.
Mrs.
Grate is taking his place as cashier
city that it is hoped that every citi­ the bar that fastened in the lever, Friday & Saturday Aug. 22-23
at the depot and Joe Schnal is help­ R. Hamil, of St. Paul, Minn., , who
The Heart of Humanity” Allen
zen will avoid injuring their work and then pulled out the lever that re­
has been visiting them most i of the
ing there also.
Holubar’s Super Production. Re­
in any way. The Civic club will meet leased their door.
summer,
went
with
them
to
the
Returning to their homes in Ore­
leased through Jewel Production®
next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
The men were in jail here, charged
beach.
Inc.
gon City, Wednesday morning, were
in the city hall when matters of with having forged and attempting
You should hold your peach orders much imporance will be discussed.
Mrs. John L. Etchison, and Mrs. J.
Children, 14c. tax lc.—15c.
to pass checks to the amount of near-
Dean Butler, who had been at Ne­ until about the first of September,
Adults 22c., tax 3c.—25c.
A. W. Miller, one of the early ly *160, sixty dollars of which were
according to Mr. Lawson, of the
tarts for a vacation.
homesteaders of Tillamook was in the cashed. They are George Miles, alias Sunday, Aug. 24—"Her only Way-
Select Pictures production featur
Lowell Moulton returned from 28 Fruit Palace, as he expects to get in city on a visit. Mr. Miller belongs to Jack Jones, 28, of Cedarville, Call-
ing Norma Talmage.
months service in the navy Sunday. two or three cars about that date, the G. A. R., and is wanting the peo­ fornia and Harry Newell, 19, of Hood
“Pathe News.”
Mr. Moulton was over the world dur­ and you will save money by holding ple of Tillamook City to give the G. River. Oregon.
Monday,
Aug. 26—“Out of ths
ing his period of enlistment, cruising your orders.
After
they
had
opened
their
cell
A. R. an invitation to hold their en­
Shadow” Paramount production
Rev. Richard O. P. Schuetze and campment in this city in 1921. They door, they had to get out the barred
with the U. S. S. Pueblo.
featuring Pauline Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. O'Gara, of Port­ family have arrived in the city from go to Astoria next year. Mr. Millet window. This they did by taking a
“LyonB-Moran Comedy.”
land. who have been cooling them­ Ruff, Wash. Mr. Schuetze has been says they have not forgotten the chain from their bed, and wrapped it
selves at picturesque Barview, ter­ chosen pastor of the Reformed Cpn- good time the citizens gave the G. A around the bars of the window, and Tuesday, Aug. 2«— "Rich Man, Poor
Man” Paramount production feat­
minated their outing today, when gregational Church and commences R. five years ago, when they had a then it is supposed they used the
uring Marguerite Clark.
his work in this city at the Adventist most enjoyable time in Tillamook, older mans wooden leg as a lever,
they started for home.
‘‘Pathe News.”
Church next Sunday.
and for tha't reason they want an­ and twisted the chain till it bent the
After looking around over this
bars, then they slipped out. The Wednesday, Aug. *7—"The Secret’
Starting
on
the
return
trip
to
his
other
invitation
to
hold
their
en
­
part of the country. Mr. and Mrs.
hole they went through is scarcely Garden” Paramount production feat­
C. N. Brown, and daughter, and her home in Des Moines, Iowa, was D. M. campment here.
uring Lila Lee.
husband, of Strod, Okla., left for Metzger, of the Western Union col­
The salary of Fred Christensen, in­ ten inches wide, so they must have
“Bray Pictograph.”
lege of that place. Mr. Metzger has spector of the Tillamook Co-operative taken off most of their clothes be-
Portland Tuesday morning.
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Thursday, Aug. 28—“The forbidden
been enjoying an outing at Netarts, Cheese factories, has been raised fore going through the window.
Glenn Quiett, the Astorlan who
Room” William Fox production^
Harry Newell worked around here
and will go from here to McMinnville $500. Money well invested, for Chris­
went through last week hiking to the
featuring Gladys Brockwell.
at odd jobs, and when paid, if paid
before starting back to Iowa.
tensen
by
his
conscientious
inspec
­
California border reached Newport
"Village Smithy" 2 reel Mack Sen-
H. W. Lang, and B. E. King and tion has maintained the quality I with a check, gave the check to
two days after leaving here, catch­
net Comedy.
Miles
who
would
draw
up
another
families
left
for
Rockaway
Tuesday
standard that haB given Tillamook
ing rides along the way.
Friday. Aug. 29—’’Cannibals of the
Newell
also
would
find
checks
and
morning. Numbering among the par­ cheese its celebrity. Carl Haberlach,
Nellie Frasier, of McMinnville is
South Sea Islands” ▲ big special
ty were Loraine King and Frances the secretary and sales manager of take them to Miles to copy. They
feature taken at the risk of human
visiting at the home of Mrs. Alvin
Kerrman, of Portland, who has been the association, whose able methods successfully passed off eight checks.
Stormer, at Pleasant Valley. She
I signing the names of the following
life. Shows the methods of living
visiting here about a month, and .have kept the association prosperous
I people to them:—Chris Weiss, Mrs.
came in with her mother and sister
and the haunts of the inhabitants
will leave for Portland Sunday.
these many years and who has ex­
Saturday, and they left Sunday,
of these islands.
Fred Biggs, Jim Brown, James A.
A meeting of the United Artisans tended its market, did not get a Biggs and Pete Luther. Miles forged
Spending a few days at Beaver
salary
raise,
but
was
re-engaged
for
will be held in Tillamook tonight,
the checks, while Newell would cash
with Fred W. Eaton, where they
(Thursday) and tomorrow night at two years more. The Tillamooker’s them. The check on Luti was found HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS OF
fished, were W. W. Jones, and son,
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN.
Nehalem. This is the last meeting at had better raise Carl’s salary, for
Lyman, who returned to Portland on which S. D., W. H. Harris and Mrs. larger interests would like to get his I in their mattress, and was not cash-
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the Saturday morning train1.
services.
—
Oregon
Voter.
Everyone
Expected
to Come and
Ida Harris will be present for some
I Deputy Sheriff, John Aschim, re-
Returning to Hillsdale on the time, and every Artisan should come.
Booit For Fair, and Boost The
I
turned
from
Hood
River
Thursday
Monday morning train were Mrs.
A grand harvest dance is planned TILLAMOOK COUNTY TO GET
County. Many Exhibit*.
with Newell, where he had gone to
Charles Niger and daughter, Miss
SHARE OF ARMY FOOD arrest him. Newell says he did it in
to be held at the grange hall at Fair­
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Martha. Mrs. Niger came in on a
view, Friday night. August 22. There
I order to help Miles raise money
The Sixth
Annual
Tillamook
business trip and to visit friends.
is an excellent floor and fine music Orders Can be Left at the Tillamook I enough to buy a new foot; Miles be- County Fair opens next Tuesday
Pictures taken at the risk of hu­ will be furnished so a good time is
Postoffice—Cash Must accompany I ing a cripple with a peg leg. They night, and promises to be the biggest
man life are to be seen in "Cannibals assured. An invitation is kindly ex-
Order.
both have signed confessions of their fair in tbe history of Tillamook
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of the South Sea Islands.” At the tended to all to come and have a
I guilt, Miles having written all the County. The management has work­
Tillamook
City
poHtoffice
has
been
Gem Theatre soon. Watch the paper good time.
checks and Newell passing them off ed very hard and the biggest stock
allowed a portion of the surplus
next week, for further information.
now uer is expected, larger exhibita
Mary Ellen Baily, a popular Eu- army food which is now being sold I Miles has been in the penitentiary at
The Buffalo Fertilizer Co. vs. gene and college girl at the Univer­
Walla Walla, Washington, once, and of school work will be out, horse
throughout
the
United
States,
and
James F. Bradey and Belle F. Con- sity of Oregon, is visiting with her
in the Salem pen twice. The cast races and amusement concessions
longue is a suit filed in the circuit sister Mrs. Louise Stam. Miss Baily Postmaster Todd is authorized to ac- I will probably hold over until the will be there, a band will play, and
cept
orders
for
the
food
which
has
court growing out of the purchase of has been having many trips to the
I October term of the court.
altogether a great time may be ex­
certain goods to the amount of *224. nearby beaches, and is being delight­ been listed according to the amount !
When he arrived here, deputy pected.
to be allotted.
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I Aschim arrested Miles, who had
Prizes will be given in the follow­
Mrs. Emma Janery, of Chicago, and fully entertained by her relatives.
As the parcel post charges are
I stayed here, working as a teamster ing departments: Cattle, horses and
Mrs. Ellis Garner, of Portland, who She left Wednesday.
heavy, Postmaster Todd has made a
are visiting with Mrs. W. L. Comp­
Clyde Hudson vs. Leia Hudson is a request that the goods be shipped in for Joe Glalsyer. If the Judge should swine; Dairy; Poultry; Horticultur-
I come in next week, as it is possible al iid Agricultural; Culinary; Tex-
bell, went to Barview Saturday to divorce suit filed inlhe circuit court. by freight.
I he may do, district Attorney T. H tile; Art, and School, The biggest
L.' A. Edgar moved to his farm on spend the day with Mrs. B. F. Mor- These parties were married in Tilla­
The food now being sold is at Fort I Goyne will probably call the grand
den.
prizes are offered by the Holstein
the Nehalem Saturday, leaving his
mook county on the 14th of June, Mason, San Francisco, and will be
I Jury, and bring the case to Immert and Jersey Cattle breeders assoclav
sons Roy and Craig to batch on their
The women of the city are urged to 1915, one child being born to the shipped from that point.
I late trial.
tions to the cows taking the prize*
bring out their fancy work and em­ union, and on the 1st of May, 1918,
farm out of Tillamook.
1 he purchaser must pay postage
Returning to her home in Olympia, broidery to the exhibition at the fair, defendant deserted her husband and on all goods received, the charge ln- First Prison Break in Number of in tile milking contests for two days,
and the best exhibits of cattle. Large
Years.
Washington. Tuesday, was Hazel Mrs. E. J. Anderson has charge of refused to live with him.
luding the case also. The rate from
It has been a long time since the prizes also go to the manufacturer*
Dent, who ’had been visiting her this section, and wishes many en-
W. H. Hudnut vs. William E. Max­ - an Francisco is seven cents for the
tries.
sister, Mrs. R. C. Moran.
well and wife and Capitolia M. Max­ first pound and four cents for each lust prisoner escaped from the count y n lull cream cheese.
The Granges that qualify as par-
R. W. Bennet returned from a trip well is a suit growing out of a prom­ additional pound. Orders must be ac- Jail. H. Crenshaw, who was sheriff
After a visit with her son, Bud
the num- ticipants for prizes in the G range
Withrow, at his camp at Netarts, to Dallas and Woodburn Friday, issory note for *350 given by Benja­ campanled by cash for purchase and at the time has forgotten
her of years, though it must have exhibits will receive *30, and the
Mrs. M. A. Withrow returned to her bringing with him his mother. Mrs. min F. Palmer and Cecelia H. Palm­ postage.
prize of
The orders are to be sent to th« been seven or eight. The man was best exhibit will receive a
A. W. Bennett, and his sister, Elma er, who executed a first mortgage on
home in Eugene, Monday.
*20, the second best, *12, the third,
was
corning
Arstill.
Mr.
Crenshaw
The superintendent of the Eugene Bennett. They will stay here for a their lands to William Schultz, and postmaster or given to the carrier from his home, when he saw Arstill *8 and the fourth a ribbon. In order
the latter assigned the note and who is instructed to collect the cash
Public Schools, and former superin­ while.
to qualify the Grange must enter
with the order and to give a receipt. coming along up the street, almost
Elliott Henderson, son, of Attorney mortgage to plaintiff.
tendent here, W. R. Rutherford, re­
over hiH representative work from its mem-
running,
and
with
his
coat
While stores all over the country There will be no special order form.
J. L. Henderson, who is in the U. S.
turned to Eugene Monday.
behind berH numbering at least 100 pieces of
All orders must be written in the arm. Mr. Crenshaw slipped
Mrs. G. E. Ehwing. of Portland, merchant marine, is now on his way are having a hard time getting their
some bushes and waited till I the man work.
form of an itemized list.
to
England
or.
the
steamship
Sea-
clothing
orders
filled,
and
finding
it
The County School Fair, held as a
who has been visiting at the home of
The orders will be filled in the or- came up and told him he would
her sister, Mrs. R. B. Miller, return­ vickley, which loaded with ties at practically impossible to get shoes,
Cren- part of the County Fair, will be an
unless
he
stopped.
Mr.
shoot
the
Hoquiam.
Haltim’s have been fortunate and der in which they are received,
ed to her home Wednesday.
shaw drove him the whole distance enthusiastic part of the fair, from
Leaving on the train this morning just received an entire new line of first ones received being filled first. to the courthouse, and down into the early predictions, a prize of *10 be­
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Earl left Sunday
Any
order
which
cannot
be
filled
men
’
s
clothing.
They
are
very
proud
cell, making him open the cell him­ ing offered for each of the groups
to visit with relatives at Gold Beach, was Mrs. Pete Lamar, of Corvallis,
of their new stock and pleased with will be returned with the money to
that qualify with exhibit* ready for
self.
in southern Oregon. Mrs. Tom Price who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
the
purchaser.
No
time
limit
has
S. A. Brodhead. Mrs. V. P. Duncan, their luck in getting it.
show purposes the day before the
Arstill
in
order
to
get
out,
had
bro
­
and her children will also go.
been set on the sale, the orders be­
of Roseburg, also left on the morn­
Returning after nearly two months
Mrs. H B. Condit, of Salem, and ing train.
ing taken until the supply allotted ken two heavy padlocks before pnis- fair.
rillamook County’s price canning
traveling around and visiting in
ing through the doors to get away,
Mrs. C. D. Grant, of Portland, moth­
this district runs out.
Going to Rockaway to spend the Washington, were John Perry, and
and Mr. Crenshaw says he doesn't team will also be included in tbe
er and sister of E. M. Condit arrived
A
complete
list
of
articles
for
sale,
Mrs. Perry, and her sister, Mrs.
school exhibits. They will give dem­
Monday afternoon to visit Mr. Con- week-end with Mrs. E. D. Severance, Johnson, who arrived here Sunday giving the cost of each was posted In know to this day, how those padlocks
II sec­ onstrations dally, and after the fair
was Lillian GcGinnis, , who left Sat-
were
broken.
Arstill
escaped
the postoffice lobby. No proviskgi
dlt.
urday. She went to Saltair Monday night. Among other places they visit­
ond time In the night and atole a here, they will go to the State Fair
A fire on the roof of W. J. Edwalls and will stay at the Marwanne sever­ ed were Yakima, Washington, and has been made for the fourth class horse and got as far as the Indian to demonstrate, and then to tbe
postofflc.es
taking
orders.
some
ex
­
place on First St., caused
his folks at Underwood, Washington.
Northwest Fair at Spokane, Wash
al weeks.
As an illustration of the system; iterervatlon before he was discover
citement on Friday, but was soon put
They had a fine time, and enjoyed
PK-
Marie and , Pauline Gienger, and
e'list
at
I
e(
L
After
being
put
In
the
pen
he
The
Ellis
Comedy
Company
left
for
beans are quoted in the price ..... —
out, the fire department was not
Gladys Kltnehan compose this group.
caped again from a road gan«
Salem Monday morning after a three seeing the country there.
9
cer.ti
for
a
two
pound
can.
The
called.
Eacb day will be set aside for par­
Hiking from Willamina In one day postage on two pounds is 11 cents,
days performance here. Their enter­
Escaped Forgers Caught.
ticular group days, though everyone
Returning to his home at Forest tainment was highly appreciated, is the record set by E. Edwards, of making the total price of the can 20
wert
The two escaped prisoners
is expected to come all the time. The
Grove, was H. R. Bernard, who left and it would be nice to have them Portland, who left Tuesday morning cent: A 100 pound sack of flour is1 caught in the
Ronde this I
opening
night, designated as the
Saturday morning after visiting with come again.
after a visit with C. J. Edwards. listed at *6.00. Postage for 100 tbs I morning Mlles,
er one hat
Grand Opening Day. will be Commer­
his friend, N. L. Rogers on Trask
However, Edwards says he had a ride would be *4.20, making the price «11 crawled into a
inrt
«tone
t'
Vugel Fendel, and Mrs. Fendel,
cial Club ad Civic Improvement Club
river.
and it isn’t hard to believe since he the flour here, *10.20.
I sleep, and was
a posse
and their children are visiting here,
Day Wednesday will be Grange.
Kirk Loop and his family left Fri­
left Willamina Thursday morning,
C
Other prices on goods to consumers I headed by deputy sheriff, Cifcte
with her sisters the Misses Jones.
Parmer’s and Old Settler’s Day.
day for his home in McMinnville. Mr.
i and got here a little after noon He here are as follows:
Stanley. Newell the young man. was Thursday will be Children’«, pa­
Mr. Fendel’s father is also with them
Loop was very successful in selling
, says the roads were fine, and he
Bacon
12
pound
can,
*4.86.
caught
by
another
posse,
among
Mr. Fendel is a former teacher in the
triotic and Baby’s day. Friday, the
several sewing machines through the
didn’t have to tnke anybody’s dust.
34c. 2 lb the members of this group w* I.
Corn Beef 1 lb can, 34c.,
high school here.
closing day. will be Fraternal order.
county.
M. Condit. All the details of the ai Church. Automobile and (Sood Roads
Miss E. Barton, of Portland, has 65c.; 6 lb. can *2.02.
Josi Bros have bought a new Nash i
Roast Beef­ 1 lb can, 33c.; 2 Th rest are not known at the time of go
Leaving on the train for Mohler truck of C. F. Pankow, the local I been organizing the millmen at Yel­
, ,
Ing to press, a« the pnrty with New­ Day.
of the can 74c.; 6 lb. »2.17.
today were James Starsik, and Joe agent. The truck is an expensive one low Fir mill Into a local
Officers and Superintendents of the
These prices Include postage.
ell went to McMinnville, and havent Tillamook County Fair Board are B.
Husnik. Mr. Husnlk has been visit­ but easily worth the money, and Loydl legion of Loggers. She has
arrived in town as this is being C Magarrel, of Blaine, George B.
ing with Mr. StarMià and family for well worth putting the money into. been working through this territory
for ronu time, and says she has had RUNAWAY TEAM BREAKS SAXON | written
some time.
Lamb, of Tillamook. Dora E Daniel,
It's a one ton truck.
splendid success, and been most
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of Mohler, and Oscar K. Tittle, of
M. Schnal bought the building
Leaving
on
the
Wednesday
mo
n-
Telephone Rates Jump.
Tillamook Mr. Magarrel Is the pres­
occupied by­ Condit and Conover ing train were Mrs. Westlund and warmly received by Tillamook county Joe Donaldson'» Team Races Dowr.
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ident, Mr Lamb the vice-president,
Second Ave; Last Saturday.
Grocery. and plans to erect a fine her son. who have been visiting people She will work up locals and
Telephone rates are getting to th
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Kathleen Mills the secretary .and R.
modern two story building there Edgar Munson’s for a week on tli lr visit locals already existing of the L
tn
>int
when
it
becomes
a
heavy
A team standing in front of the
L. L L. along the line between here
it. Richards the manager of the
i-- Fair
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nexwyear.
way from Santa Rosa. California,
I the people now that they conti*
livery stable In First Ave., becanr
d Portland
Board.
Jess Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy to their home In Seattle.
■ to Jump higher and higher quite
rhe W. R. C members are planning frightened atsomething last Saturday
R' al wild west riding
and their son. Will, are down
ten. There is this satisfaction how-
ran away. Joe Donaldson, the
George
R.
Marsh,
territory
large
attendance
for
»heir
nt the fair. The opening
their farm bMow Cloverdale l
have
residence
near them but ever,
w
er of the Portland Motor C
,n east to the national c<
will be a roman rtde, the i
week, building
ae to reD|
they ran off up the phonei
r>t
piny, handling Nash truck­
Ohio
Col it til bi
Ing on the backs of two h<
the old one
M down
city hall wreckliv
truck
airea
e will be rac
having
dri
ion
an
>ok
w
tVPuks 3&O.
loblle
i’hai
1 by Josi Br
>rMB. A large
Herman H.
but
w. local
.M
m BI any arc MgJ
( pill
M. Clark I
t
used for Illuminating th, tteld and
Garbad
rirxri
court t<
Xi Column
race track Childrens’ day than will
V
from
here
of Portland
w
that the chtl-
month. That is not be every kind of
Tato in 13.50
dren wish to <nt
I he Mutual phon
CRIMINALS ESCAPE
Dr. Wise will be at Cloverdale
every Thursday.
•
You will want to see “The Heart of
Humanity” at the Gem Theatre. See
display ad on another page of this
paper.
Coming here to visit her sister,
Una Emerson, was Beth Emerson,
who arrived Monday from Forest
Grove.
G. E. B. Wells, land appraiser of
the valuation department of the S. P.
was in town last week-ond on busi-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Busby left for
Portland Saturday after visiting
with K. W. Drake and family for a
week.
Friday and Saturday at the Gem
"The Heart of Humanity” as big a
picture as "Birth of a Nation” Don't
miss it.
After visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
E. J. Ball, Mrs. William Leach left
for her home
in Canby Saturday
morning.
Mrs. E. Looser left for Lodi, Cali­
fornia Monday morning, after a visit
here with the Abplanalp and Gienger
families.
Mrs. C. S. Barnes left for Portland
Wednesday morning, accompanied
by Mrs. M. E. Gruber who went to
Bay City.
Verne Torgason and Neil Waxbon
returned to their Portland home
after a few days fishing on the Wil­
son river.
Mrs. C. E. Shaw, of Dallas, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walter Wil­
liams left for Rockaway Tuesday
morning.
After six weeks vacation at Ame
Blum’s, at Netarts, Mr. and Mrs.
Win Babler went home to Portland
Wednesday.
Leaving for Portland Monday after
a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Wilhelms, were Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Gerber.
Joseph Schriber fell on his knee
while working on the Allen farm
south of town, and tore some liga-
ments in his leg.
Returning to their home at Turner,
Oregon, Wednesday, were Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Neer, who had been on a
vacation at Netarts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Walker, of
arrived
Santa
Rosa, California,
Thursday, and are visiting with their
son, V. D. Walker.
Verda Brennen returned to her
home at Heppner, Oregon, Wednes-
day, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Brown for ten days.
After a week’s visit at Cloverdale
with Otto Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Giltner, of Forest Grove, returned to
their home Tuesday.
Returning to Portland on the train
this morning was Mrs. Louise Van
Orsdall, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Pohl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherlock and
sons, Ray and Roy, drove over from
Newberg Sunday. They visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Schultz.
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