* £ itoöliflljt ✓ *> TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER >6, 1919. Tillamook Jottings I The evergreen blackberry industry Cheese On Up Grade. eral gmes its wealth, we were en­ NEW FLOUR AND FEED MILL GEM THEATRE PROGRAM. in this county proved quite success- | titled to as many votes. He stated UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN ful, weather conditions being Ideal Carl Haberlach returned from that the Council membership outside Dr. and Mrs. Wise will leave for for. the pickers. There was one night ■ Portland late last week, where he Friday. Oct. 17—’’Are You A Mason” TILLAMOOK. of the five great nations would be ------- o California in a few weeks to spend when there was a slight frost in this I bad gone in the Paramount prduction, featuring interest of the elected by the assembly, Canada and John Barrymore. Comedy Drama. the winter there. part of the county, but this did not : cheese ___ market _____ and also to hear Sena- Novel and Interesting Process of the others would be eligible for mem­ I "Burton Holmes Travelogue.” Johnson, When asked as to his bership on the Council and read a Milling tor Dairy Stock. Born at O’Conner’s Sanatarium San interfere with the picking although, tor — ------------ ¡Saturday, Oct. 18—"One-Thing-at A- o Jose, California, September 30, to the the next day some of the berries success in the cheese market he made telegram signed by Wilson, Lloyd were a little soft. It is estimated that the following statement: Tinte O’Day”, Metro production,, wife of J. H. Brombley, a son. E. S. Bettcher recently completed iGeorge and Clemenceau supporting as a result of the berry picking in- I "White in Portland 1 sold enough this view. Senator Johnson also spoke his plans for the installation of an featuring Bert Lytell. Circus Play. R. E. Wilson vs. H. B. Wallace is a dustry nearly *100,000 was distrib­ “At The Old Stage Door” Harold of the cheese on hand at Tillamook on the matter of the Shantung trans­ American Marval Flour and Feed suit filed in the circuit court to re­ uted amongst the pickers. Lloyd Comedy. Ito put the market over the hump. I fer to Japan and took up in detail Mill. Construction will be well under cover *66.9 on a promissory note. way in a few days and the mill will Sunday,, Oct. 19—“The House of Upon the advice of the officials at '.Made several good sized sales ut 30c. the whole League Covenant.” County Assessor Johnson is in Salem Sheriff Campbell arrested a Tillamook. Also sold quite a little Glass” Select production, .featur­ be installed in the building back of Portland this week, having left OU man by the name of H. A. Reed, who of the cheese in storage. We had at ing Clara Kimball Young. 'Edmund’s new grocery store and Cheese Makers Hold Meeting. Sunday. "Pathe News." ' formerly occupied by A. K. Case, was working on the new logging rail one time something over 5,500 boxes The Tillamook County Cheese who conducted a garage business. Monday, Oct. 20—"The Winning Attorney H. T. Botts expects to toad. It seem* that Reed and two of cheese in storage, but touay have The machinery is the latest type Girl.” Paramount production, feat­ leave for the East as soon as the cir­ other men had embibed too much and reduced that to 3,517 boxes triplets Makers’ Association held a meeting uring Shirley Mason. Thrilling dra­ each were fined *25.00. One of the and 2 74 Longhorns. Commencing to­ at the South Prairie cheese factory of flout and feed milling equipment cuit is through. day we are sending out earns and ■and in the absence of F. B. Culber­ and one strong feature of the mill is matic photo play. Alan Welsh Smith vs. E. L. Glaisy- other two men thought he would put telegrams quoting the maraet" up “His Body for Rent" Lyons-Moran son, who was in the east on account the teed grinding machine which it over on the. officials and drew a er and wife is a suit filed in the cir­ one cent, i, e, triplets at 31c. and of the sickness and death of his will manufacture a high grade feed I i comedy. check for *75.00 to pay the fines and cuit court to recover *125.00 for it was upon this that the men were Longnorns and Young Americas at father, Hugh Barber acted as presi­ tor the dairymen. The building will [Tuesday,. Oct. 21—“Under The Top” professional services. first be remodelled and made ready dent of the meeting. released. It was ascertained after the 32c. Tillamook.” Artcraft special production, feat­ "Very tew people were aware of Rev. E. T. Wriggle and family, the men had taken their departure that The cheese scoring contest was held for the equipment which is on its uring Fred Stone. A photo-play new pastor of the United Brethren the men had no money in the bank. the serious situation in the cheese at the factory and the meeting at the way. biography of the Hayseed who fell In discussing the new plant Mr. Church, arrived in the city on Tues Reed then came to Tillamook coun­ market three and tour weeks ago. hall. in love with the circus man’s dau­ Wisconsin primary markets di opped day from Weston. F. W. Christensen and Dolph Tin- Bettcher said: "We cordially invite ghter. ty and he does not know what to 26 %c, for twins and remained our frienus to inspect the construc­ Pathe News. Marriage licenses were issued to became of the other two men. He stationary for three weeks. This nerstet gave some helpful advice to tion of this mill. We are proud of it Wednesday, Oct. 22—“Extravagant«'' Welta Victor Lane and Stella Drus­ was given an opportunity to pay the week they advanced one cent, so we he cheesemakers in the discussion of and are pleased and encouraged by Paramount production, featuring illa Rogers; George O. Surgeon and *25.00 fine and cost or be taken back feel that we are entitled to ask 31c. everal subjects. The cheese makers wives served a the substantial evidence of the pub­ to Salem. He paid the money and Dorothy Dalton. A tense dran.;. Gladys Mae Tubler. for triplets. We feel that the market fine supper, which all thoroughly lic desire to patronize a home indus­ was released. with plenty of thrills and surpris- should absorb stocks at these figures, enjoyed, and It was decided to hold try. It shows the public appieciates Roy W. Shultz vs. Joe West is a es. suit filed in the'circuit court to re­ . | On Wednesday morning at the anyway it will not hurt to try it out. the next meeting at Hebo on the 1st it and it means greater prosperity Bray Pictograph. home of Councilman S. Moulton, in Only yesterday we received letteis of December. cover *125.00 loaned the defendant for the community. We ask for the I Thursday,, Oct. 23—“The Divorce [this city. Miss Violet Ethel Long rroin our San Diego broker reading at various times. The cheese scoring contest for Oc- co-operation and patronage of our Trap” William Fox production, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. us follows: "We have tried, and tried tober, in which some liome people. ” ot the cheese Chas. F. Panko returned from Port­ Long, of Oklahoma, and Mr. Claude featuring Gladys Brockwell. A sen­ in vain, to do some cheese business, makers failed to make entries in land Monday bringing in the new Beach Gorham, were united in mar- sational drama of tl switchboard out have not succeeded. Our market time, resulted as follows. TILLAMOOK TO BECOME A RED Overland Four, of Which he is the 1 riage, the nuptual knot being tied operator who married a million­ is in a deplorable state, the Food Ray Cooper, Three Rivers . 96% CROSS CHAPTER. local agent. aire and came to grief. by Rev. Harry Tucker, of the Chis- Commission took over all the cold Hugh Barber, Fairview, . . . 95 % -------o------- "East Lynn” Mack Sennett comedy. The case of Vern Blanchard who ■ trian Church. The happy couple left storage stock, and are letting it out E. A. Fagg, Oretown.......... 95 was fined in the justice court for on the morning train for their home to the owners just as their require- A. N. Sheets, Neskowin . . . Meeting to Be Held at City Hail 94% violating the fishing law has been in Oklahoma, and notwithstanding ments are, 5 or 10 cases at a time, Frank Wilson, Elwood, . . . Next Tuesday Evening. 94% Saving in High Cost of Living. the high cost of living rice was and consequently the handlers won’t H. W. Thomas, Red Clover . . . 93 appealed to the circuit court. ------- o------ - ------- o------- thrown profusely at the happy couple buy any at present, and we are hop­ C. E. Norberg, Pleasant Valley 92% We offer these bargains in news­ Solon Schoffmann vs. G. R. Com­ On Tuesday next, October 21st, a as they boarded the train, carrying ing that this program will be chang­ N. N. Kirby, Miami ......... 92 stock and Comstock Manufacturing meeting will be held at the City Hall papers: with them the best wishes of a num­ in Tillamook, for the purpose of re­ ¡Daily and Sunday Oregonian Co., is a suit filed in the circuit court ber of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Long ed before long when we hope to do H. Hogan. Long Prairie.......... 92 some business.” and Headlight, 1 year ..... *7.50 'E. L. Hopkins, East Beaver . . . 91% organizing the Red . Cross in Tilla­ for an accounting for logs cut from have been visiting for about three "You will note from the above that Reed Farmer, Beaver................. 91 Daily Oregonian and Headlight mook County. plaintfif’s land under a contract. weeks in this city and they left by our business was hurt severely in 1 year ......................................... *5.50 In almost every other part of the August Contest: Married on Saturday at the M. E. auto for California, with the expec­ San — Diego, in tact we - ........ have ..... not — sold .-o-. ... ... A. N. N sneets Sheets................... .............. 95 country the Red Cross is working Weekly Oregonian and Head­ parsonage, Rev. C. E. Gibson, offi­ tation of returning with the inten­ one box to San Diego buyers since ¡Hugh Barber light, 1 year ........................... *2.25 95 upon the problems of reconstruction ciating, Welta Victor Lane,’of Clov­ tion of making their home here. July 1st. When buyers are afraid H. W. Thomas 95 as they affect the returned soldiers Portland Telegram and Head­ erdale, Ore., and Miss Stella Drusilla that their stocks may be requisition­ C. E. Norberg . light, 1 year............................. *5.45 94% and their families. There is great I Attorney Geo. P. Winslow, who is Rogers. ed at any time, they naturally are re­ ;F. B. Culberson 94 need for the work that the Red Cross Headlight and Oregon Farmer county chairman for the Roosevelt 1 year ......................................... *2.25 Married on SaturAy, by thé Rev. memorial fund, informs us that it is luctant about taking on additional Harry Hogan . 94 can do; work that no other organ­ 94 Chas. E. Gibson at the home of the his intention to confine the subscrip­ stocks. Hence the necessity of our I Reed Farmer . . ization can do. Because of its nation­ 94 bride’s parents, George O. Surgeon, tion in Tillamook county to *1.00, so storing our own cheese, This same 'August Grab . wide organization it can gather in­ Presbyterian Church Rally. o of Lafayette, and Miss Gladys Mae as to give as many as possible an op­ proposition may happen again and • Albert Schlappt 93% formation and render assistance hoping that tor that reason we are 'N. N. Kirby . . Next Sunday will be Rallyday for 93 which would be impossible for de­ Fabler. portunity to participate in the effort the farmers will hold on to some of ¡G. L. Burge .. 92% tached local organizations. But in the Presbyterian Church in Tilla­ Drugless methods used in chronic to raise *250 in thiB county. Consid-t tlieir money so they wont need to sell I Frank Wilson . 92% order for it to continue its work ef­ mook, and special services will be diseases of stomach, bowels .liver, ering that this is a national affair on the open market if prices tempor­ I Werner Weiss . 89% ficiently the organization must be held in the morning, afternoon and and every county in the United diebetes, brights disease, and nervous arily go against us, or if a glut comes E. L. Hopkins . __________________ evenig. 88% kept up _____ in all _ parts of tne country. States is going to have the honor of conditions. Room 4 Masonic, Bldg. : later on. The *Red Cross work in Tillamook | Sunday School at ten o’clopk, Mrs. I Albert Wade . . 86% raising sufficient funds for this mer- “While in Portland the last two E. A. Fogg ... Chas. F. Pankow, the local agent itious cause, there should be no superin- uctlng 86% has, heretofore, been carried on as a' Robert ”“' * H. ’ ’ McGrath, ''n * ~~ — ~ for the Nash Truck, Bold a 2% ton trouble in raising *250. Roosevelt I times I had the privilege of hearing branch ot the Portland Chapter. It is tendent. both President Wilson and Senator truck to Ed. Davis and A 1 ton truck had a great many true and loyal ad­ Preaching at 11 o'clock. Subject: now proposed to organize Tillamook Notice. to Lagler Bros, of Nehalem, this mirers in Tillamook county, and we Johnson speak on the League of Na­ into a chapter, reporting directly to "What the World Owes to the Ptes- ------ o tions. Both spoke to crowded houses. byterian Church” by Rev. Allen week. are sure they will exert , themselves We the undersigned Boss Barbers the Division Headquarters at Seattle, At President Wilson’s meeting only McRae. just as the Portland and other Chap ­ and help Mr. Winslow raise this ... E. Gibson left Tuesday for Rev. C. do hereby those having tickets could enter the of Tillamook City, Junior League meeting for organ­ money as quickly as possible. It is ters do. Other parts of Tillamook Newberg, where he was appointed building, while at the Johnson meet­ agree to close our respective places pastor of the M. E. Church. 1 he rev only *1.00 he is asking, and to facil­ ing those coming first got the seats. of business at 7 o’clock p.m. on and County will be organized into bran­ ization at 3 o’clock. All young peo­ ple are requested to be present. ches of the Tillamook Chapter. gentleman carried with him the best itate the collection we are publishing At the Johnson meeting the Auditor­ after October 26, 1919. Services at eight o'clock. Subject: It is hoped that this reorganization a form on the first page of this issue. wishes of the people of this city. . Otis Frisby, ium was filled at 7 o’clock and it was A reading of Dr. Henry Van Dyke’s will put new lite into the Red Cross [Cut this out, .fill in your name and W. M. Heaston, Mrs. Ethel Walls Bailey, expert [amount and mail or take it to At­ estimated that five thousand people in Tillamook County and the great “The Last Word”, by Rev. McRae. C. A. Mahan, were at the doors at about 8 o’clock pedicuring, will take patients by ap­ torney Winslow. Everyone Invited to attend all ser­ work will go on here us it should. Emil Heusser, who were unable to gain admission pointment, corns a specialty, even­ I vices. _________________ Tillamook has never lagged behind S. A. Moulton and Sons. ings, between 7:30 and 8:30 ul on account of lack of room. Without Important! A church meeting will in any of the other big undertakings entering into the merits of the prop­ Boats’ hospital, both phones. For Better Fire Protection. arising out of the war, and it is be­ be held immediately after the morn­ More Jurymen Needed. osition, which has been discussed lieved that it the work and plans of ing services. All members and those Married on the 6th of October, ------ o------- pro and con by the papers for some the Red Cross were thoroughly un­ planning to attend the Presbyterian Thomas W. Cline, of Rose Lodge, Or. A meeting cd the business men and time past I might say that Senator for As more jurymen were needed derstood the work in Tillamook church are requested to be present and Miss Genevieve Ward, the cere­ property owners is called for Monday Johnson't views were much more this term of the circuit court, a num­ would be undertaken and carried 011 at this meeting. mony being performed by Harry E. [evening at the City Hall at eight ber from the previous list^being ex ­ enthusiastically received by the Tucker of the Christian Church at o’clack to take into consideration the audience than were those of Presi­ cused by Judge Bagley, ten others in the same thorough and efficient » Nazarene Church Services. manner as it is being carried on else­ matter of better fire protection for dent Wilson. The audience simply were drawn on Monday, viz: his home. where. The old frame building which was the city, especially the business sec­ acted as they used to when Theodore Ira Tomlinson, farmer, Tillamook a.m.. Sunday School, Mrs. B. E. On the day of the meeting, Tuesday I 10 Roosevelt spoke. Senator Johnson ¡H. F. Goodspeed, farmer, Tillamook, occupied for several years by the tion. King. Supt. next, there will be present, to assist As tljis is a matter of vital import- | Ast:,»« ij. W. Jennings, farmer, Tillamook. laid much stress on the matter of i 11 a.m.. Preaching by Rev. N. Tillamook Headlight, is now being in the reorganization, Mr. D. W. 'ance to the property owners and this country having only one vote to ¡E. M. Bales, carpenter, Tillamook. : Wayne Phelps; subject : "The Door pulled down, and the ground has Headqqar- Adams, from 1 lie Seattle been leased for several years where business men it is hoped there will six for Great Britian, claiming that 1 W. J. Riechers, banker, Tillamook. With the Bloodstained Hinge." Spec­ iers of the Red Cross, and Mrs. [be a good attendance so that the the Senators in favor of an amend­ jG. II. Foland. farmer, Tillamook. an oil station will be erected. ial singing. (matter can be thoroughly discussed ment did not wish to deprive Canada. 'Henry W. Tohl, liotelman, Nehalem. Joseph Gillingham and Mrs. F. T. 7:30 p.m.. Peoples’ service, led by Fred Seeley resigned as justice of 'and the best method arrived at to New Zealand, India and other colon­ H. Crenshaw, merchant. Tillamook. Catlin, of the Portland branch. William Hopkins. file meeting will be called together the peace for _ the first justice district secure better fire protection. _ _ r _______ 8:15 p.m. evening sermon by the ies of a vote, but on account of our A. C. Everson, real estate, Tillamook at eight o'clock, It is hop« d that rep­ and Gilman B. Nunn was appointed | whenever there ate three blasts of pastor, Rev. A. F. Ingler. Mid-week having fifty percent more white peo- E. Munson, telephone Mgr. Tilla­ to fill the vacancy, which was acted t|le whistle .:t the electric light plant resentatives from all parts of the mook. service on Thursday at 8 p.m. pie than the British Empire and sev- county will be present, and especial­ upon ai the August term of the coun- ;this Wni indi ate that the water will ly that all living in Tillamook who be shut off tairty minutes from that ty court. Mother’s Meeting. can possibly attend will come oui time. ----- o - Fifty years ago the Oregonian con­ and assist in the reorganization. A Mother's Meeting will be held at tained this paragraph: “Abstracts the Christian Church Sunday after- from the Tillamook county Assessor’s “The House of Glass.” noon at 3 o'clock. Mother's will occu­ High School Notes. report show population of the county ■ - ■ o------- - - o------- py the middle section of the church, to be about 400, and that butter pro­ Clara Kimball Young and her o w n On Thursday a debating club i was and the rest of the family will occu- amounts to seven duced this year organized with the following offl- py the side sections. Young ladies company will appear at the Gem tons.”. cere: President, Audry Earl; ’ Vlce- will present each mother with a Theatre Sunday, ,Oct. 19, in a pictur- President, Harry Elliott; Sec.A Ties., flower. Girls will usher. C. A. Swenson has sold 43 acres of his dairy farm north of this city to ization of “The House of Glass” ad- Ramona Haltom; Sargeant-at-aims; The revival meetings will close on apted by Charles E. Whittaker from Monday night, so attend the few re­ Thomas Large. two men from 1 McMinnville —-.... --------- by -- the - name of Nelson and Barendrick, tor ¡the dramatic sensation of the same Some good inter class debates are maining services. *35,000, which includes the house, 'name by Max Marcin, directed by anticipated as well as debates with J. P. Larson bought the remainder of ¡Emile Chautard and distributed by outside schools. United Brethern Services. --- Q—-- the farm which included 16 acres, Select Pictures Corporation. Friday morning Rev. Cross gave us a very Interesting talk on The Way The regular services at the United paying *12.375 for it. • As Margaret Case. Miss Young por­ To the Rooserelt Memorisi Arsoristlon, to Succeed." Mrs. Cross favored us Brethren Church will be resumed A large deer was seen on the trays brilliantly the role of an inno­ with an Irish song. ibis coming Sunday. Preaching at 11 cent girl whom circumstantial evi ­ Geo. P. Winalow, County Chairman, pavement north of town in the even­ Tillamook. Oregon. On Friday evening the Freshmen a in. and 8 p.m.. dence convicts of complicity -In a ing by several persons lu outomo- and tile Juniors had their party at— Rev. E. F. Wriggle has been called I herewith subscribe the turn of....... biles, and it seems the lights on the itheft of jewelry; after eighteen Where? - tne Fairview Grange. Ask to the pastorate of the church and to the R oomvbi . t .MruoaiAL Ft.xt». machine scared it, for it went into months in prison she is paroled and any Senior oi Sopiio.im.e .. it wa n t extends a hearty welcome to the peo­ from New York. In the the brush on the land owned by the ( disappears -------- Name a success. ple. Holden estate. The autos approached (West she meets and may lea i a rail­ Saturday morning everything was road man named Harvey Lake; his to within a fen feet of the deer. Haney L Adrlreu ................................. — damp' and gloomy, but that didn't Reformed Church appointment as manager of a big The stiove amount in irviowl hi- rrw .tlx. o- — stop ua or our picnic, At an early A young man by the name of Paul Eastern road brings them to New Rev. W. G. Llenkaemper, pastor. nour eight lull cars left the school Edward Cartrell. between 19 and 20 York, where she is recognized by a According to the pinn« of the Mooeecelt Memorial Aowlatlon. the Roosevelt Sunday School, 10 a.m. building for Kilchls River. Fortunat­ years of age. was killed at the detective. She tells her husband the Memorial Fund of Is.eno.oon.ve Is to lx utilised to erect a National Monument In Public Worship. 11 am. ely mother nature came to our rescue Washington D C.; to nr<|u«r» and naalni tin a public park at Order Bay, N. V, Brighton-saw mill, and the body was C whole story, and when the detective and ultimate!» to irwud. Miento..re H.ll. the K.aiaevelt lióme, therein, to ire Sermon topic: "Jesus at the House the sun came out and dried things off brought to this city, While pullingyt brings indisputable evidence of her nreaerved tike Moent Verr.on and Lincoln's home at SpnrurfleM; and to endow of Mary and Martha.” a bit. a National Mrdety to perpetuate Ute principles and Idea!« of Theodore Koowrelt. over a log the books came out and former identity and refuses to be A hlk' to the upper swinging struck him with such force that it silenced, the situation looks very Each rontrihritor to the fund will rwelve a certllhnte of membership in the bridge and games were the chief gooserelt Memorial As«.wiatlon. A cerrlScate will also be presented to etery killed him. Coroner Henkle did not black. How the clouds are lifted and Reformed Congregational Church school contrArutlng to tlw fund. amusements of the day. The lunch think It advisable to hold an inquest. Margaret's continuously haunting will long be remembered, especially The name of ever» «v.ntrtbutor will he placed on the Hat of i . sshs