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TILLAMOOK. OREGON,
Tillamook Jottings.
George Williams is in Portland
this week on business.
Go to Garibaldi for the big dance
Saturday night.
Coal by the sack, ton or carload,
Lamb-Schrader Co., Phone 28W.
H. F. Cook is in Portland on busi­
ness this week.
Rock Springs Coal, Lamb-Schrader
Co., Mine Agents, Phone 28W.
A. L. Johnston, of Portland, was in
Tillamook this week on business con­
cerning the Fisher Flouring Mills.,
A marriage license was issued to
Harold M. Fogg and Mamie H. Call,
on April 14.
Mrs. I. C. Rowe, who has been
visiting with her daughter at Mc­
Minnville, returned home Tuesday,
Miss Carry Galwith arrived from
Fulton, Mo., Sunday afternoon. She
will work in the Penney store.
Mrs. Clarence Corder and Mrs. L.
K. Christian, of Nehalem, were In
Tillamook on business this week.
Call City Transfer Co, storage,
wood and coal. Bell phone 65J and
Mutual phone.
Be at the Masquerade dance at
Garibaldi Saturday evening, Special
prize for the best costume.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rutherford, of
Cary, Oregon, were in Tillamook on
business this week.
Mrs. A. B. Freeberg left for Salem
Wednesday, where she and her hus­
band will make their future home,
Brighton raised $172.00 for the
Armenian relief,which
is a good
showing for the mill town.
George Christensen vs. S. M. Trav­
is is a suit filed in the circuit court
to recover $225 on a promissory
■ote.
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Miss C. L. Washburn of New York,
who represents the Butterick Pattern
Co., was in Tillamook this week. She
returned to San Francisco Thursday.
Mrs. W. C. Cheney left Wednesday
for San Francisco and Las Gratis,
California, where she will visit for
several months.
A meeting of the Minister’s Associa­
tion willbe held in the Reformed
Church on Monday. April 19, at 10
o’clock.
Howard Brooks has bought out his
partner. Guy Allmon, and is now the
sole manager of the City Transfer
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. H .E. Styles came in
Tuesday to locate here, They have
been living in California lately, but
their home is in Kansas.
R. Bloom of McMinnville, has
bought out H. Kesselman. He deals
in junk, hides and second hand fur-
niture.
Mrs. E. A. Gustin, who has been
heie for the last week, visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vaughn, returned
to her home Monday.
Chas Pankow reports the sale of
an Overland Four to T. W. Pulci­
pher, of Nehalem, and aio a used
Maxwell to Ray Morin, of Tillamook.
Rev. A. A. McRea left for Portland
Monday to attend the Presbytery, as
a delegate from Tillamook. He ex­
pects to be there several days.
Get acquainted at Garibaldi Car­
nival Dance Saturday night. If you
don’t have a good time it will be be­
cause you don’t know how.
Coal is cheaper than wood, Rock
Springs coal the cleanest coal on the
market, Lamb-Schrader Co., Phone
28W.
State Senator T. B. Handley having
withdrawn from the race for joint
state senator, Representative Ed­
wards was induced to run and finally
consented.
Mrs. Wm. Stephens and small dau-
ghter left for Hillsboro Monday,
where they will make their home.
They are to be joined in a few days
by Mr. Stephens.
Mrs. Esther Davis, of Lafayette,
Ore. returned to her home Tuesday,
after having spent two weeks here
with her
sister, Mrs. Howard
Woolfe.
Those leaving on the train Wednes­
day were F. D. Carlson, for Wheeler,
Mrs. J. V. Sutton, for Hillsboro; D.
Baldwin, Mrs. H. E. Maine and Mrs.
E. W. Schmeer, for Portland.
Married at the Christian parsonage
April 14, Harold M. Fogg, of Clover­
dale and Miss Marie H. Call, of
Cloverdale.The ring ceremony was
used. Rev. Harry Tucker, officiating.
Rev. J. T. Moore, the pastor of the
Baptist church at Cloverdale, left
tor Madris Oiegon, Tuesday, where
he will attend a revival meeting. He
will probably be gone for ten days.
Evelyn Shartel and her mother
Mrs. Mollie Shartel are in Grants
I’ass for a vacation. They left last
Sunday morning and expect to be
gone for a month or six weeks.
W. B. Summerville, the auditor for
the State Industrial Accident Asso­
ciation, was In Tillamook this week,
leaving for his home in Salem Satur­
day to spend a few days.
Prof. E. K. Barnes, of the Nehalem
High School has been elected to the
Beaver High School. Mrs. Barnes will
he principal of the public school at
Beaver.
F. B Garner. 1» *ere from Califor-
nl* visiting with irfs sister, Mrs. E.
F- Roger«. Became Monday, and
Perhaps will locate here, «ending for
hi» f rally later.
<-
• and Mr«. Alex Watt left for
land on Monday. They will spend
APRIL
15,
1920.
a week there and then go to McMinn­
Emery Sharff, of Three Forks,
from the auto “Mill at San Souci,” by Carolyn Hab- Geinger and Carl Haberlach.
Mrs. Boats and Mrs. Christensen volved. Revenue
ville for a week with their daughter Montana, is here visiting with his wero the hostesses at a charming license fees and gas tax at present erlaeh. "Slumber Song,” and "The
Motion carried that one case of
Mrs. R. U. Moore.
brother, George. This is the first card party Tuesday afternoon at the rates will be ample to care for both Little Secret,” songs by Kathryn cheese be given the Odd Fellows for
State senator W. D. Wood, of Hills­ time they have seen each other in home of Mrs. Boats. The decorations interest and principal of all the McKinley. "Arpeggios,” “Le Carll- Baker convention.
Motion carried that inspector's
boro, was in the city this week. He is thirty years, and there was a very were bouquets of narcissus. The bonds that can be issued under the lion” and “United States America”,
a candidate on the republican ticket happy reunion. Mr. Sharff will stay i prizes were awarded to Mrs. O. A. proposed 4 per cent limitation. The with medleys, by Carolyn Haberlach. salary be placed at $3,600.00 per
for secretary of state, and came to here for some time, and perhaps will Shultz, first prize, a volume of ver- present road bonding limit is 2 per "Pansies,” a song, and “Charming year, with an expence allowance of
Tillamook to see what his prospects locate here.
scs, and the consolation prize, a bud cent of the assessed value of proper­ Shepherdess” by Lois Wilks. "Waltz­ $100 per month. He was also ordered
were here for carrying the county.
H. D. Schroder vs. Helma Schroder vase, was given to Mrs. Campbell. ty in the state. The increase is neces­ ing Nymphs”, “La Fontaine” and paid on 1919 salary.
Motion made and carried that this
Mrs. Frank Lagler and two small is a divorce suit filed in the circuit The ladies present were: Mesdames sary in order to make it possible to Intermezzo Russe,” by Pearl Ander­
highways son. “Little Mother of Mine”, and association give the cheese makers
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children returned to their home in court. These parties were married at I Aiderman. H. J. Rosenberg, Holmes, complete the ma.n state
;
instead of "For You.” songs by Mrs. O. M. of the county a vote of thanks tor
Mohler, Wednesday, after spending Seaside. Ore., September 2, 1917. No Lamar, Mason, Case, Poorman, Brod­ ■ within the next few years,
1
their com- Cook. “Ernanl” and “March of the their work in bettering the quality
about four days here visiting with children were born to the union. It is head,Groat, Baker, Anderson, Hadley, ' waiting indefinitely for
of Tillamook cheese in 1919.
Mrs. Lagler’s sister, Theresa Emnien- alleged in the complaint that defend­ H. H. Rosenberg, Koch, Henkle, ' pletion from annual revenues. By is- Midgets”, by Pearl Anderson.
Resolutions adopted that this as­
eger.
ant treated plaintiff in a cruel and Preston Williams, Morrison, Gruber, I suing the bonds, the i roads i can be
sociation recommend that all dairy­
Lewis,
Campbell,
O.
A.
Shultz,
Carl
provided
for
use
the
auto
inhuman
manner.
while
P. H. Wyman, who has been princi­
Holstein Breeders' Attention!
men of the county join one of the
The Inter Church Conference team, Shultz, Partridge, B. C. Lamb, license fees and gas taxes are being
pal of the Bay City school for the
several cow testing associations and
Stanley
and
Grider.
paid.
On Friday eveniug, April 23, at 8
past six years, tendered his resigna­ Owen Way, A. J. Sullens, and Mrs. O.
further improve quality of cows.
At a meeting of the executive
While blasting stumps at the p.m., we will meet for a general
tion to the school board last week. C. Wright, left Monday for Carlton,
board
of
the
Tillamook
County
Chap
­
Whitney
camp
last
Thursday,
L.
business
meeting,
also
for
a
social
He leaves on his ow n choice, as he where they will hold another meet­
was re-elected for next year again,
ing. They said that the meeting in ter, Red Cross, on Monday, Miss Hermandez, a Mexican, formerly an good time. A good attendance is very
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM.
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There will be a dance at the Fair­ Tillamook was a pronounced success, Elizabeth Burrows, who has been aid to Carranza, was struck by a much desired.
Bert Folkes, President.
Friday and Saturday, April 16—17
view Grange hall next Wednesday, and that there were 230 regular dele­ acting as “xecutive secretary. en- large lock and rendered unconscious.
gaged in cleaning up the war work As there was no other way for him
“The Willow Tree” featuring Viola
April 21, followed by a basket social, gates to the convention.
Dana.
all ladies are requested to bring a
James A. Sutton and Evangelyn amongst ex-service men, made a par­ to be brought to Bay City to receive
Death
of
W.
G.
Dwight.
basket. Wilkins’ orchestra will fur­ Vandelhey, of Cloverdale, were unit- tial report of her work as she has re­ medical treatment, several men car­
"Raise The Rent”, one reel Pollard
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nish the music.
ed in marriage at the Christian signed to go to Baker City. A vote of ried him out to a point several miles
comedy.
W. G. Dwight a prominent citizen
thanks
was
given
Miss
Burrows,
As
down the river and put him in a of this city died early this morning
Mrs. W. G. Russell left for Hills­ Church parsonage, Thursday after­ the
Adults 25c.
Children 15c.
Western Division is anxious that
boro Wednesday, where she will visit noon, at five o’clock by Rev. ll. E. the work be carried on in this coun- wagon. It was necessary to ford the at his home in this city. He had gone Sunday, April 18—“The Perfect Lov­
river
near
the
Thomas
place,
and,
as
to California a few weeks ago for
for some time with relatives, She Tucker. Only a few friends were
er”, featuring Eugene O’Brien.
ty. the board was anxious to obtain the water was very deep and swift,
the benefit of his health, and as the
will then go to Portland to visit present to witness The ceremony. Mr. | the
“Chicken Ala Cabaret”, two reel
services
of
Mrs.
Everson
and
the
one
of
the
horses
lost
its
footing
and
and
Mrs.
Sutton
will
make
their
doctors
saw
that
he
could
not
live
with her sister, Laura Leach, who is
chairman
was
instructed
comedy.
to
confer
fell.
The
team
and
wagon
were
then
home in Cloverdale.
but a week or so advised him and his
teaching at Multnomah.
with her, who has consented to fill
The Pacific Soda Company is not the vacancy. There are quite a num­ carried down the river into a deep wife to return to Tillamook, arriv­ Monday, April 19.—“The Thunder­
The uoyal Dauguiers'class of the
I
hole where one of the horses was
bolt”, featuring Katherine Mac­
Christian Church is going to give a only putting out soda water now but ber of cases pending and fresh cases drowned. Hermandez was thrown out ing here on Wednesday’s train.
Donald.
pie sale at Smithy’s Variety Store, is manufacturing a new line of cropping up every day.
of the wagon, and as soon as he
“Bungled Bungalows”, 1 reel com­
next Saturday, beginning at 9:30 in goods, “Porto” with the true fruit
Saturday Night.
Owen LeRoy Kennen, of Watseco, struck the water he regained con­ Dance at Garibaldi
edy.
flavors.
They
have
an
entire
new
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the morning. Everyone come early
and Ruby Beatrice Perkins, of Port­ sciousness and swam ashore. The
There will be an opening Masque­ Tuesday, April 20—"Fires of Faith”
stock ready for the market, and as
and get your pie for dinner.
land, were married at the Christian driver was unhurt, so the injured
presenting an all star cast.
Geraldine Schofield, who has been these goods a^e of the finest grade, Church parsonage Tuesday after­ man was taken to the Tillamook Bay rade and Carnival dance at Garibaldi
Cove Saturday night. This is to be­
satisfaction
is
promised
to
the
pub
­
"Pathe Review” slow motion pho­
visiting here for a few days with her
noon
by
Rev.
H.
E.
Tucker.
A
num
­
Hospital. His skull was badly frac­ come the coming town of Tillamook
I
tograph, colored photography and
grandmother, Mrs. H. F. Parke, re­ lic.
ber of friends and relatives were tured and his head was cut in several
Zoological pictures.
Those leaving on the train Tuesday present. Mr. Kennon was born on the places, requiring seventeen stitches. county. Those who know see here a
turned to her home in Bay City on
Wednesday. Mrs. Parke accompanied morning were Mrs. R. M. Andrews thirteenth, joined the army on the Hermandez is getting along very future and better Marshfield. Satur­ Wednesday,
April 21—“Virtuous
day night will be a good time to get
and daughter Alice, and Mrs. W. J. thirteenth, sailed for France on the nicely and will be well before long.
her.
Vamp, featuring Constance Tal­
your
bearings
and
learn
the
trail
mage.
S. J. Smith of Hillsboro, will move Anderson, for Barview; Mrs. I. M. thirteenth, the number of his bunk
One day last week Mont Sweeny, for you’ll be making regular and
"Bray pictograph.”
back to Tillamook next week. He liv­ Smith, A. M. Olson, J. Brown, Mr. was thirteen, he was mustered out of who works at the Whitney camp, fell frequent trips this way very soon.
ed here several weeks ago, and owns and Mrs. James Murphy, and D. M. the army on the thirteenth and was from a wagon and cut his knee ser­
Thursday
April 22—"Flames of the
The
management
offers
splendid
a ranch about sixteen miles up the Hamilton, for Portland; Mrs. Ada even married on the thirteenth. Are iously. He was taken to Bay City to music, first class floor, and an en­
Flesh," featuring Gladys Brock­
Hines,
for
Hillsboro;
L.
E.
Reymond,
you superstitious? He isn’t, at least Dr. Hawk’s hospital. Several stitches
Wilson river, where he expects to
well.
joyable evening to all.
for Vancouver, and Mrs. A. M. Stam he doesn’t think that thirteen is an
live in the future.
were taken in the injured knee. Dr.
"Sallie’s Blighted Love" presenting
for Brighton.
unlucky number. Mr. Kennen served Hawk reports that lie is recov«. ing
Miss Elizabeth Burrows, who has
Fay Tincher.
Examination for Postal Clerk.
The
dance
given
by
the
Moose
lodge
twenty
months
with
the
infatry
at
rapidly.
been the home service secretary in
Tillamook several months, left for i Thursday night was a pronounced the front, being right in the thickest
There will be an examination in
Portland Thursday morning. She will success. There were between one of the fight. They will reside at Strike Interferes With Shipping of Tillamook May 8, 1920, to establish Ziegfield Beauty in “The Perfect
hundred
and
seventy-five
and
two
Watseco,
and
we
hope
that
thirteen
Cheese.
Lover.”
go from there to Baker,where she
an eligible register from which selec­
hundred present, the music, which coutiues to be Mr. Kenncn's lucky
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will accept a similar position.
tions
may
be
made
to
fill
vacancies
was furnished by the Sunset Orches­ number.
Carl Haberlach reports that owning
Even Lynne-Fontaine, the classic
in the position of clerk In the Tilla­
Griffith Kraumlaf and Margaret tra, was very good. W. G. Gruman,
dancer who performs nightly at Zieg­
Eddie Heisel went out to Portland to strike of railway switchmen ship­ mook postoffice.
Welsh, of Garibaldi, were married at V. W. Hickman, Harry Long, and E.
feld’s Midnight Frolic, one of New
last week with Wilbur Davis and ping has been greatly hampered the
Salary. $1000 per annum plus
the Christian Church parsonage
F. Shultz were on the committee. came back smoking two bit cigars. last week. One car of cheese destined
York's greatest theatrical attractions
bonus for the fiscal year ending June
Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. H. E. Every one stayed until late, and re­
(He didn’t come back alone either). for Los Angeles was stranded at East 30, 1920. Both men and women may displays her terpslchorean at in Eu­
Tucker. Only a few friends were pres­
port a good time.
Bakersfield,
Cal.,
and
as
it
was
im
­
gene O’Brien’s first Selznick picture,
When asked what was up, he said,
enter this examination.
ent. The young couple will make
probable that cheese would be able
“The Perfect Lover,” which comes to
Remember
the
Firemen
’
s
Ball
Sat
­
"Why
I
’
ve
been
out
to
Portland,
Information
and
application
blanks
their home in Garibaldi.
urday evening! This is the annual didn’t you know that?” Girls, Eddie to reach Los Angeles, he instructed may be obtained by applying to Wm. the Gem Theatre Sunday, April 18.
A company in Portland is planning ball that should have been given by stole the march on you,
Mr. O’Brien is cast in a role for
for he went the Los Angeles over long distance C. Foster, local secretary, board of
I
on building a paper mill in Tilla­
which he is admirably adapted in
the boys on Washington’s birthday, out there and brought back Mrs. phone to secure auto trucks and take civil service examiners.
mook and a representative was sent in
this romantic drama of the splendor
but was postponed on account of the Heisel, who wu* MJws Louise Des same to Los Angeles. The railroad
this week. He says that Wilson river flu. Everyone should be present, as Virsay until Tuesday evening,
of New York and the simplicity of
The does not assume liability on account
is the preferable place for it, and the proceeds show the appreciation happy event took place at the home of strikes. Several smaller shipments
County Teachers Pass Resolution. the small town. As Brain Lazar, the
that the definite plans will be made of the citizens. The proceeds of the of the bride. The young couple will are also held up at different points.
poor, struggling artist, whom women
Resolved: That in the present worship, Mr. O’Brien gives the screen
known by the middle of next month. last two dances have gone to pay foi I make tiieii home on Henry Heisel’s Several shipments have now gone
period
of
dissatisfaction
and
social
Monday was the opening day of the truck, and this time they prob­ place, just East of town.. They are forward by express. If the road to
a characterization which will thrill
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the J. C. Penney Co.’s store, across ably will be spent for a pull motor. I very well known in Tillamook, and Portland was at all passable for unrest, the prosperity of our nation and charm his audience. He is “the
and the perpetuation of the great
from the Sunset Garage, and in spite
man whose
The Tillamook County Teacher’s nave a great many friends who w*sh trucks, at least two thousand cases ideals for which it stands depend perfect lover”—the
of cheese would have been hauled to
of the weather, a large crowd was Association met at the Tillamook them success and happiness.
charmB no woman can resist.
very
largely
upon
the
training
for
Portland this week by truck, there to
present. F. C. Esch is the manager High School last Saturday. About
The Sunset Garage has on display a connect with California steamers, It citizenship which the children of our
and R. W. Craven Is the assistant fifty teachers were present, and a
number of new Departure Ball Bear­
country receive in the public schools,
Odd Fellow News.
manager.
very profitable day was spent. The ings, also the Hyatt and Simkins will be seen that the road question la and,
a vital one in this county. It is prob­
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speakers
were
E.
K.
Barnes,
of
Ne-
Miss Anna Plinsky, of Los Angeles,
Roller bearings for all cars, for able that later on cheese will be
Whereas, competent, well trained
R. W. Watson, John Aschim,
has been here visiting with hei halemlligh School, Supt. L. W. Turn­ which they are the distributors.
trucked to Astoria to connect with men and women who are capable of Claude I. Myers and F. F. Conover
brother Frank, for a week. She left bull, of the Tillamook City schools, They carry a complete line of these
doing this great work cannot remain visited Beaver lodge _ last
California steamers.
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,
Saturday
for Nehalem Tuesday, where she will Mrs. Clara Burge and County Supt. exceptionally high grade bearings.
Two of the larger factories are now in a profession which offers them iWkht. a good time reported, and a
Lamb.
The
teachers
endorsed
a
res
­
spend a few days with an old school
The large 40x8 pneumatic
tire getting about 24,000 lbs. milk daily. only a "starvation” wage, and,
First Degree team will go again on
friend, before going to Salem, where olution favoring a two-mill elemen­ should also be noted. These tires are
Whereas, the two mill elementary Saturday, April 24 to confer first
tary school bill.
she expects to make her home.
bill provides for the raising and dis­ degree on one or more candidates.
used on large trucks, enabling them
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Musical Recital.
Carl W. Larson, of the U. S. De- to carry almost twice as large a load
Who says that high cost of living
tribution of a state school fund Better go along Bro. and get some
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has made business slack for Dan partment of Agriculture, and J. D. as the smaller tires do. They are
which will enable our schools to car­ new ideas, you can always find them
An
appreciative
audience
greeted
ry on more effectively the work of when visiting other lodges, and they
Cupid? Rev. H. E. Tucker, at least, Mickle, the State Dairy and Food cheaper in the long run, in that they
the ten little pupils from the two
doesn’t agree with them, for he has Commissioner were in Tillamook on last three times as long as the others. Dunning classes, under Mrs. C. J. training true American citizens
always appreciate your social visits.
Therefore be it resolved that we, Besides there will be something in
performed forty five marriages in business this week. Mr. Larson is the They are not used in this territory as Holden,at their recital Monday even­
Assistant
Chief
in
the
Dairy
Divis
­
and
expects
the
members
of
the
Tillamook
County
the last four months
yet, but when the good roads are
the good eats.
ion of the Bureau of Animal Indus­ completed they will be much in de­ ing at the Tillamook High School Teachers’ Association do heartily
more.
The chairman of the endowment
Auditorium. The entire program was
try at Washington, D. C., and came mand by truck owners.
support this bill and pledge our­ committee reports subscriptions com­
The Sandlake school gave a "Mis-
well
rendered,
as
each
number
dis
­
here to look over the dairy industry.
selves to vote for it on May 21st, ing in slowly: Bro’s this Odd Fellow
tery Fete” at the Grange Hall on i
Wednesday evening at the home of played good technique, rhythm and
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Vantress re­
1920.
April 10. The school rendered a pro­ I
Home belongs to you, are you going
turned to their home in Belding, Mrs. Fred Christensen a delightful expression, and each pupil deserves
Ê. K.Barnes, Pres.
gram after which cold lunches were
to do your part to make it self sup­
special
mention.
Their
memory
train
­
party
was
held.
Those
present
were
Tuesday after having spent sometime
porting? It is a most worthy cause,
served, ice cream and lemonade. All
Mr. and Mrs. Bales, Mr. and Mrs. ing was above reproach, as not a
here.
who attended passed an enjoyable
Creamery Association Holds Monthly you will rest easier if you go through
Mrs. Bushman, who is demonstrat­ Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Haberlach, Mr. number was played from the music.
the home, and see what they are do­
evening.
Meeting.
The musical education of the pupils
ing the products of the Fisher Mill­ and Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mr. and
ing. and know you had a hand in its
Mrs. Laura E. Brown, of Seattle, is ing Co., is at Conover and Condit’s Mrs. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Hansel- is not limited to playing a few num­
The Tillamook Creamery Associa­ support. Think it over, then go and
here visiting with Mrs. C. N. Drew. store this week. She is assisted by meier, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams, bers, tor Carolyn Haberlach gave an
tion
held its monthly meeting on get your golden souvenir from R. W.
analysis
of
the
"Mili
at San Souer”
She and Mrs. Drew were school Miss Elizabeth Woods. They serve Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Burge, Mr. and
Monday. Meeting was called to order Watson.
mates thirty-seven years ago, and cake end pancakes, made of the Mrs. Max Shultz, Mr. and Mrs. D. in a few well chosen words. Pearl
by W. II Christensen, president. Mr.
8. W. Conover, R. W. Watson, C. I.
this is the first time they have seen Fisher's blend flour and Fisher’s Kuratli, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Mr. Anderson, also gave un interesting
Christensen said he was glad to be* Myers were elected delegates to the
account
of
the
life
of
G.
Verdi
from
and
Mrs.
J.M.
Smi'h,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
each other since. She will stay in­ special blend flour, Tuesday evening
able to call the meeting to order in grand lodge to be held in Baker City
definitely.
they served “Fisher's Famous Scotch Harry HOgan andMr. and Mrs. Wins­ a book complied by her class, and its new quarters and congratulated May 26th.
Lois
Wilks,
a
wee
miss,
gave
a
cred-
low.
The
evening
was
spent
at
cards,
Those leaving on the train Satur­ Scones” to the Odd Fellows and on
the dairymen of Tillamook county on
The lodge accepted the W. R. C.’s
day morning were Dr. Reedy, to var­ Wednesday evening to the Rebeccas. and refreshments were served, also a itable demonstration of transposition. their new offices. A vote of thankH invitation to join with the G. A. R.
At
a
late
hour
Dorothy
Haberlach,
ious points in the Willamette Valley, Mrs. Bushman will be in Tillamook game "You ought to know,” was
was given the committee for its work and W. R. C. in the memorial exer­
Grace Jolllff and Leia Smith, to for two weeks, and will be at Daw­ played, Mrs. Haberlach winning the who had had six months Instruction, in equipping the offices.
cises on May 30. Every Odd Fallow
and
Donald
Crenshaw,
who
has
had
prize.
The
ladies
highprize
at
cards,
Wheeler, A. H. Gaylord, to Rocka­ son’s store and at the Star Grocery.
All the directors were present ex­ of this or any other lodge come out
ten
months
Instruction,
were
called
a
potted
primrose
was
won
by
Mrs.
way; Mabie Anderson, Retta Good­ A free cook book is given with each
cept Alder Vale, Beaver, Cloverdale, and show your colors you owe it to
Burge, and the man’s high prize, a upon to substitute, owing to the ill­
speed and May Parks to Rockaway.
order of Fisher’s products.
Neskowin and Central.
your order. Before that date help
pocket memorandum
book,
was ness of Vera Rosenberg. They played
Motion carried that association clean up the cemetery.
State Senator T. B. Handley has
Fred R. Beals is a candidate for
their parts from memory in a very
was won by Merrel Smith.
pay for new furniture and equipment
joint representative, having decided decided not to make the race for re­
A special meeting of the Encamp­
I
The City Council passed an ordi­ creditable manner. Kathryn McKin­ including Monroe calculator.
to make the race at the last minute. election, the reason for this is on ac­
ment is called Thursday at 7 30 to
ley
gave
two
songs
in
a
very
pleas
­
nance
about
two
weeks
ago
that
a
Motion carried that office commit­ confer the Pati iachal and Golden
Frank A. Rowe, of Wheeler, is also a count of the large increase of busi­
ing manner, singing to her own ac­
candidate, and it looks as if an in­ ness of the law firm of Johnson and census of the city should be taken. companiment, Mrs. O. M. Cook, in her tee be retained another month to Rule degrees on sevi ml candidates,
teresting fight is about to be staged Handley. The snap shot man feels The purpose of the census is to as­ usual charming way, gave two vocal complete all work. Including sign so they can go to Wheeler Saturday
night, when the camp w ill confer
disappointed, for Mr. Handley made certain whether there is population selections, which were well received painting.
for the position.
Motion carried that association en­ Royal Purple Degree on all who
good
as joint representative and as large enough for an Elks Lodge to and very much appreciated.
The annual dance of the Tillamook
be organized. The grand lodge re­
ter Into contract with I. O. O. F. for elected thereto.
Hose Co., will be held on Saturday, joint Senator, giving general satis­ quires a population of five thousand,
Many beautiful flowers were pre­
The Rebekah’s also report more
April 17th, having been postponed faction to his constitutents, not only and the men on the committee think sented to the little performers by six year contract at $45.00 per
from Washington’s Birthday on ac­ in this but in the other three counties there will be more than that. The relatives and friends. The little flow­ month, with proviso that association plications for membership.
An interesting program is being
count of the flu. Tickets $1.00, war yet we must admit that it was at committee appointed was: Charles I er bearers were Ethyl Thomas, Eula could give up rooms at any time after
three years
upon
three months prepared for April 28, our anniver-
tax 10 cents. Music will be furnished considerable sacrifice to Mr. Handley Pankow, chairman, Webster Holmes, and Mayone Krake, Dorothy Haber­
notice providing it put up Its own sary. You young buck« will miss a
by Wilkins’ four piece Jazz Orches- when he left his growing private J. Merril Smith, Fred McKinley and lach and John Chester Holden Jr.,
building.
big time If you are not on time. You
business
and
devoted
considerable
They were assisted by Vera Rogers
tra.
Dr. Glaisyer appeared before the old bucks will miss a big feed if you
time to the welfare of this county John Carrol, and they will begin and La Verna Holden. Wesley Tippin
car
load
of
Wilbur Davis took a
work sometime next week. There is
meeting and gave report of his work, lose your ticket, keep it safe so you
passengers out to Portland last Sun­ and the state.
about one hundred Elks in the and Gerald Crenshaw acted as ushers as did County Agriculturist, R. C. can show it at the dining room door.
The program was rendered as fol-
The public is cordially invited to county, so a good sized assembly
day, coming back on Wednesday. He
Jones and Deputy Dairy and Food This is a "Two Buck Game”, just ask
"At School”, March, by
drove back In five hours and forty- attend the opening of the "Ovo would be assured. The business men l j lows: Duett,
Commissioner D. R. Tlnnerstet.
-
—
Charley Bennett for information.
Studio
”
,
which
is
to
take
place
Sat
­
Vera
and
Glen
Rosenberg.
“
On
The
five minutes, which beats Charley
should lend a helping hand to the
Inspector F. W. Christensen made
Rebekah’s had a special Wednes­
urday,
April
17,
from
ten
o
’
clock
in
Green
”
and
"Left
Foot,
Kight
Foot
”
,
Pankow’s record by fifteen minutes.
committee, and all the people should
report showing no seconds for the day at their big eats, hot biscuits,
Those who went with him were, H. the morning until nine o’clock in the heartily cooperate with them, as by Jean Clough. "Trumpters Sere­ county for February made cheese.
made from Fishers Blend, served by
T. Botts, Frank Heyd, Peter Luti, evening. Each person who registers they are doing It for the good of the nade” and “Song of the Katydids,"
Pictures of dairy stock offered by their demonatrater, something doing
will
be
preseted
with
a
ticket,
which
by
Vera
Rosenberg,
“
Vesper
Bells"
people.
Lionel Thayer and Eddie Heisel.
I and "March of the Tin Soldiers”, by Roy C. Jones were accepted and or­ all the time in the Odd Fellow's din­
is good for one dollar’s worth of
ing room.
Those leaving on the train Thurs­ work, on everything except postcards
No increase in auto license fees is Floyd Rosenberg. "Pink Domino dered framed.
Secretary was authorized to order
We meet again at 8 o’clock. Come
day morning were Eric Glad, and These tickets will be good until the required in order to pay the interest I Waltz”, by Glenn Rosenberg. "Huck­
daughter Ella, for Gresham, R. E. first of June, 1920, so be sure and and principal of all state highway leberry Phln” and "Three Little Kit­ certain quantity of gajl^ess box up, keep tn touch with your lodge,
next Tuesday night.
Bundy, E. A. Sykes, E. W. Laufman register. Mr. Lantz’s daughters, Mrs. bonds that can be issued under the tens”, by Pearl Anderson. “Dance of strapping.
Motion carried that factories adopt
Bro. W. G. Dwight died this morn­
and Wm. Whitcombe. for Portland; Pettys, of Portland, and Mrs. Hoss, pending 4 per cent constitutioal the Sea Dragona,” and “The Re­
Charles Konecki, for Owens; W. H. of Oregon City, will be present. Mu­ amendment that will be voted upon cruits,” by Marguret McKinley. “In wholesale method of buying needed ing at 1 o'clock. Watoh for funeral
notice, aud as Odd Fellows will have
Lee, for Hillsboro.; J. I. Gharst, for sical numbers will be rendered all at the May 21 election. Neither Is Slumberland”, and "Rocking Horse,” supplies.
Committee appointed to look into chargeof the funeral, all members
La Grande; C. A. Shipley, for Dill/ through the day, especially in the any increase required in the gasollnu by Kathryn McKinley. "Moonlight
erection of butter plant In Tillamook
and F. P. Miller, for Rockaway.
tax. Nor is any tax on property in- 1 Nights,” "Serenade Barcarolle” and ' consisted of Wm. Maxwell, E. J. charge of the funeral, all member«
evening.
are expected to be on hand.