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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 20, 1920.
Come to Garibaldi Saturday night lightful
program which was render­ 1 thanks was tendered to Chairman
and win the Prize Waltz.
Bro. Peter Schranz was brought to
higher education.(Oregon will there-
Shakespeare Club Meets.
ed by Mrs. Emmet Bales and Mrs. Mannix and Secretary Wann.
Wilkin's four piece Orchestra feat­
the Vidito hospital, where he was
fore "sink” in the commercial world.
Dani* at Garibaldi Saturday, May uring Paris Le Mar the dummer with Allan McRea. A delicious luncheon
The Condolence committee sub­ operated on last Sunday, and now he
The Shakespeare Club held its The students plead with the voters
was served to fourteen including the
22. f ’
the Pep and Jazz that makes'em all members and guests, by the hostess­ mitted a report, which was adopted seems to be improving. Bro. H. Han­ monthly meeting at the home of of Tillamook to consider this quest-
The, heavy shower of rata on Sun­ step out at Garibaldi Satudray night.
and then the convention adjourned. sen. who has gone to the Hot Springs Mrs. David Robinson Friday after­ ion and vote right.
es, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. E. T.
There were about 100 delegates in hopes of benefitting his health, noon. About ten members and seven
day ni9ht did a lot 01 <0ld’
W. C. Martindale, of Astoria, was Haltom. The next meeting will be
Gus Wicklund spent Tuesday In in Tillamook for a few days this held in June, at the home of Mrs. W. and others who attended the con­ does not report encouraging results. guests were present. A social after­
vention, Wednesday evening a ban­
H. C. L. Hets a Jolt.
Nehalem\his week.
week. He and his folks are moving L.
’ Campbell,
” ' Mrs. S. A. Brodhead as- quet was given the visitors at the Bro. F. A. Beltz is reported as having noon was spent at fancy work, and
inftamation of the eyes, results of the Fifth Act of Antony and Cleo­
to
Mohler,
where
they
are
working
sisting
as
hostess.
jl F. Lamb 18
ior the 8UVIuer’
Wood Prices Show Decline
K. P. hall, covers being laid for 150. being hit w ith some brush while out patra was read, after which refresh­
Mrs. Lamb wilk
.e in later.'
on a large contracting job, and will
Fire Chief Coates was in Portland ThiB proved a very interesting event fishing.
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ments were served. The table was
Henry Gerdes, <x Sandlake, is in come over here when it is finished. last week, and while there he learn­ with a good many fine speeches com­
The Tillamook Transfer Co., an­
Next meeting Tuesday night, May tastefully decorated with purpie vio­
Miss Ethel White returned from ed that J. Stevens, of San Francisco, plimenting Tillamook for its hospil- 25, eight candidates for second de­
Albany this week, on business.
lets,, and a novel scheme was used to nounces a cut in the price of slab­
she Hau
had will be in Portland in a few weeks, ity.
p A. Rowe, of San Fancisco, was Portland recently, where oaav
gree, new members putting on the arrange the seating. Quotation from wood, effective immediaetly which
will be welcome news to the house­
in Tillamook on business this week. i undergone a serious operation. She and that he would be glad to come
It was the intention of the local work. You are losing interest, and
resume her musical classes, but over to Tillamook if he were invited. camp to take the visitors over the fraternal help if you are not here. Shakespeare were written on paper, holder who is now preparing to pile
W. JZ Llyod and E. A. Sandberg | I will
then
cut
in
two.
The
first
part
of
will postpone the rehearsals which
were inrtiillainook from Portland, on ' she had been planning on giving, for At the request of Mr. Coates, the county, but this could not be done Come.
the quotations were passed around. up his winter supply.
Couneil sent him a formal Invitation as the delegates were anxious to get
They announce the following scale
F. F. Conover, Sec. Each person chose a slip of paper
business this week.
a time at least.
to visit Tillamook. The Fire Depart­ back home in time to vote.
which
is a radical reduction:
and found her seat by matching it
Tillamook Republicans will show
per cord
15.50
Those leaving on the train Wednes­ ment is planning on big things for
School Exhibit Friday.
with the quotation on the table. Slabwood
good judgement if they vote for Gen­ day morning were: M. R. Mathiske, the future, and they expect to have
Planer Ends
çer load
4.50
Every
one
had
a
delightful
time,
and
eral Wood for president next week. Mrs. W. M. True and small son, Mrs. their new apparatus and have the
G. A. R. at Schools.
The students of the local public at the close of the afternoon adjourn­ Green Block
per load
3.50
Carl Haberlach left for Portland I Ruth A. Reese and George Cohn, for stations painted up and everything
16 inch dry wood
per load
6.00
I i schools wish to invite their friends ed
All members of Corinth Post__
are 1 to the school exhibit Friday from 1 W. to meet next month with Mrs.
Tuesday morining. He expects to be Garibaldi; Mrs. Mabie Adams and new and J shining by the time Mr.
J.
Reicbers.
hereby detailed to visit the Public j to 4 p.m..
gone several days, on business.
her two small children for Brighton, Stephens comes.
Reformed Church
E. F. Rogers received about six Schools of this County, in their vic­
Exhibits will be held in the H. S.
A special meeting of the Pomona and Antone Erickson to Wheeler.
inity,
for
patriotic
exercises,
at
1:30
Dancing Party
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Grange at Cloverdale will be held at
H.
H. F.
F. West
West, nt
of Detroit, Mich., was hundred gallons of gasoline Satur­ p. m., Friday, May 28, 1920, and es­ building, the grade building and the
Morning Worship at 11 o’clock.
the hall, Wednesday, May 26th.
in Tillamook for a few days this day evening. There was a crowd of pecially at Bay City, W. B. Flagg, Presbyterian Guild Hall, which is
A very enjoyable evening was
The pastor, W. G. Lienkaemper,
Thorton Potter left for McMinn­ week, on business. He is connected people in front of the garage that Joseph Royal, and Mat Maroney, a serving as a temporary school room spent by all those present at the
will speak on :"The Holy Spirit a
for the overflow from the grades 1 A
ville Monday morning to visit with with the Red Star Stove Co., the made one think of the good old days Cloverdale, Job C. Forster, James to
dancing party given by Carlyle Reality in Human Experience.”
2 B.
makers of the oil burning gas stove when the circus came to town. Thi Atkinson: at Tillamook High School,
his parents for about three weeks.
High School exhibits will consist Stranahan, at his home Friday even­
The Communion of the Lord's Sup­
gas lasted about two hours, that is,
0 B. Misz, of Portland, was in that is handled by Mrs. Webster
C. N. Drew, Samuel Downs, H. W. largely of work done by the sewing ing, May 14th. Dancing, refresh­ per will be celebrated and the offer­
until every one had a little bit it» a
Holmes,
of
this
city.
Tillamook checking over track for
pint can, or a quart or two in their Spear; at Tillamook Grammar Grade and cooking classes. The latter will ments and music were the main feat­ ing will be for church erection funds.
H. H. Rosenberg, C. F. Kuper and
the Southern Pacific Co., this week.
At 7:45 p. m., meeting of the new­
cars. If this keeps up long, and gas School, Harry Lamar, Joseph Parr- sell their exhibits of cooked foods at ures of the evening and it seems as
Hurry Emerson left for Portland P. F. Cooper vs. Guy Plumbey, A. C. at forty and fifty cents a I gallon, azo, J. S. Diehl.
cost. A copy of the recipe used will be of Miss Crank had her hands full, as ly organized Heidelberg League. Sub­
Ladies of Corinth Corps will join given with each sale. Light refresh­ she was the belle of the affair. Miss ject of discussion: "The New Age.”
Tuesday morning, on a business trip. I Plumbey, C. E. Plumbey and a Wood­ Johnny will have to take Susi ie uug-
the Comrades at the Schools.
Evening Worship at 8:15. Sub­
ments will be served free to the pat­ Betty Lantz, violinist, Miss Edna
He expects to be gone about a week. ruff is a case filed in the circuit court gy ridin' of even
and old bobbin
| to recover >626.20, being balance of
Please do not put on U._
Found on the road south of town, an account for merchandidse sold to won’t get to lead such a retired life on the grave of any one but S. a flags rons of the school, by the girls. Re­ Smull, pianist, Arthur Anderson, who ject: “The Holy Spirit, a Spirit of
dead member the time. Friday, 1 to 4:30, played the clarinet and Clare Small Testimony.”
as he has heretofore.
Satie day, a bunch of keys. Owner | the defendants.
soldier, as it causes too much con- on Primary Election Day. After visit­ and Arthur Harris the saxophones,
You are cordially invited to wor­
The Tillamook boys took revenge fusion. We are told that sonic years
call at Headlight office.
A certain young fellow from
ing the exhibit, if you think the rendered selection which were receiv­ ship with us.
Rodnev Farley spent Sunday at ; Washington, who was pinched by our for former beatings at the hands of ' ago the Bay City Cemetery was fagg­ schools should be supported, go to ed by a very delighted and apprecia­
______ _ ed beforehand, for Decoration Day, I
his home’in Bar View, returning for i Marshall a few weeks ago for having the Wheeler ball team by , drubbing
tive audience.
Clean Carpets and Rugs
the boys from the northerly port 18 and when the next day the flowers i the polls and vote 314 Yes.
school Monday.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. O.
| a duplicate license on his car, wants to 8, on the local Fair grounds ball
came, Decoration Day morning, every Tlie Headlight Will Compile the A. Shultz, the Misses Blanche Harris,
Miss Edith Meyers, of Cloverdale, to tell the cop that he has got a
Clean carpets and rugs will be
LaVerna Holden, Betty Lantz, Vio­ possible for residents of Tillamook.
left Saturday for Toppenish, Wash., piece of green tin in it now instead park last Sunday afternoon. Manag­ grave sported its flag and as many
Election Return»
er
Howard
Edmunds,
of
Tillamook,
let Glaisyer, Martha Crank. Grace Within the next few days the "Ham­
where she will visit for about three of the white cardboard.
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Many has a likely looking bunch of season­ soldier graves were not otherwise
identified; very few were decorated
Jolliffee, Edna Small, Retta Good­ ilton-Beach” carpet washing machine
months with friends and relatives. ! thanks, the cop will say.
We
have
made
arrangements
to
ed veterans in the baseball team and at all. Of course, special flags and
compile the election returns as in speed and Naonti Scheidler, and the which you have noticed advertised in
Mrs. F. L. Sappington, of Twin
Those leaving on the train Satur­ with a good battery will give all
Rocks, returned to her home Tues­ day morning were: Katherine Me comers a run for their money this colors are all right and every one previous years, and we have asked Messrs. Clarence Anderson, Clare the Ladies Home Journal and other
day. after having spent a day or two Ghee, for Nehalem; Grace J&lliffe, season. Dick Donovan and Carl Hel­ who has a dear triend should put the kindly assistance of election Small, Arthur Harris, Arthur And­ magazines, will be operated in Tilla­
flowers on that grave.
' boards. This office will remain open erson, James Sharp, Peter Gaberiel, mook for about two weeks. This
in Tillamook, on business.
for Wheeler; William M. Rife, for sel performed exceptionally well dur­
If the Roster of dead soldiers of
Archie Pye, Clarence Gabriel. Rod­
Mrs. Mary Johnson left for Brigh­ Portland; Mrs. Fred Nickalus, for ing the opening Sunday, letting the Tillamook County is complete for fil­ ; all night Friday and we will have a ney Farley, Ogden Moulton and L. electrical machine cleans and scrubs
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number
of
persons
to
assist
us
in
the
your carpets on the floor and at the
Belding;
Mrs.
Clarence
Hanenkratt,
ton Saturday to visit with her,
Wheeler boys down with a few hard ing it will be published the week work.
A. Beltz.
same time dries them and puts them
for Garibaldi; Henry McGlook, for hits. Wallace, Eberman,
Gabriel after the holiday; otherwise not un­
daughter, Mrs. Paul Werner.
We have asked the election boards
in use in an hour's time. Originial
1
Crlmmins make a dandy, peppy til apparently conect. Then, if it
Mrs. M. F. Leach and son, Carl, 1 Rockaway and Joe Brissic, for Port- and
Another Jury List Drawn.
to
count the Republican ticket first,
colors are restored and your carpet
land.
I
infield, and with Driscoll, McClellan, can be made more accurate, that will
went to Portland Tuesday, where
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or rug as clean and fresh as when
and a couple of good substi­ be done and copy filed. Its future and, if possible have the result phon­
P. E. Hendenstrom was in Tilla- Himes
1
they will visit with friends and relat­
The new jury list that was chosen it was new. All work guaranteed.
ed to this office with as little delay
tutes,
the
baseball
year
now
looks
as
I
mook
on
business
this
week,
from
1
value all depends on its accuracy, ! as possible. When the three ballot*; Wednesday morning, May 19th, for
ives.
y
You furnish an electric light sock­
if
* it were going to be prosperous all and every one who can add a mito j are counted, we have asked that the the Circuit Court is as follows:
Miss Margaret Comstock, of Port­ Seattle. He says that business was around.
et and the machine will do the rest.
to
that
should
do
so.
j
poor,
that
is,
for
him,
as
hq
sells
1
land, is vlsitng with her father at
result be phoned to us immediately, J. H. Johnson, Tillamook, farmer.
Churges very reasonable.
Programs for Memorial Day will , and to check up, we asked that the L. H. Kenney, Mohler, farmer.
the Comstock Camp at Mohler, for hoisting machines, and the people of
Mail your ovder and the approxi­
Woodmen of World Convention
Tillamook don’t seem to appreciate
be found in next week’s Tillamook • person bringing the election boxes, Fred Poorman, Tillamook, Garage.
the summer.
mate amount of work you want done
papers.
the
dire
necessity
of
installing
a
few
to the Court House on Friday night A. G. Beals, Tillamook, farmer.
J. Provost, of Portland, was in I
The Third District Convention
of them. He says he likes the place,
All soldier graves should be flag­ or Saturday bring the three ballots E. T. Haltom, Tillamook, merchant. and an expert operator will call and
Tillamook on business last week. He , though and is coming again.
quote prices and advise you fully as
Woodmen of the World met this ged by Saturday, May 29th.
with the number of votes cast or each Charles Pike, Bay City, farmer.
spent Saturday at Garibaldi, return- |
to how this machine operates with­
Woodmen of the World met Wedneg-
By
order
of
Commander,
H.
W.
candidate
and
measure.
Grant
Mills,
Tillamook,
clerk.
Give B. F. Jones a vote for secret­
ing to Portland Sunday,
out taking your rugs or carpets off
day morning in the W. O. W. hall in Spear.
I
Adjutant,
Samuel
Downs,
i
We waul to assure election boards S. A. Brodhead, Tillamook, carpenter. the floor.
ary of state because he is a Coast
S. E. Bodie, of Wheeler, was in county man and the Roosevelt Mili­ this city, when Attorney Joseph Man-
that when representatives of the J. H. Ellison, Tillamook, farmer.
Address M. Agard, care of Tilla­
Tillamook on business Monday, re­ tary Highway booster. His number is nix of this city, was appointed Temp­
Headlight visits election booths, G uh Wicklund, Tillamook, farmer.
Odd Fellows News.
mook Headlight.
turning on the train Tuesday morn­ on the ballot. The snap shot man orary chairman; R. L. Wann, Vine
while the court is in _ progress,
________ as S. C. Larsen, Nehalem, laborer.
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Maple Camp, was elected temporary
ing.
All members who did not attend little time as possible will be taken P. D. Ott, Hebo, merchant.
haB known “Ben” for about 30 years, secretary. L. H. Fletcher, of Salem,
Mrs. Henry McKinley left Friday when he used to be a country editor,
D. Fitzpatrick, Tillamook, farmer.
Circuit Court Cases
Lodge last meeting missed one of the in obtaining a partial count.
to visit with her folks in Portland and attend the Oregon State Editor­ and P. J. Philpoli, of Albany, and M. best meetings of the year. Eight
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We feel grateful to a> number of D. Moon, Tillamook, Garage man.
Walter Oliver was fined >1,000
and Cottage Grove for about two ial Association meetings, We can B. Cooper, of Oregon City, were ap­ candidates were instructed in the persons in different precincts who C. J. Edwards, Tillamook, Electricin.
pointed as committee on credentials.
and was paroled upon paying >400
A. F. Gardner, Blaine, farmer.
weeks.
have kindly offered to assist us.
highly recommend him for secretary
L. E. Mize, of Albany, E. R. Wal­ mysteries of the first degree, and the
and
>150.00 costs.
H.
E.
Howard,
Nehalem,
Merchant.
Lost—black seal plush coat, either of state.
lace, of McMinnville, and A. N. Sim- Second degree will be conferred at
Maude. Clara Gaines vs.. Marion
Ross Chilcott Hebo, farmer.
on train or between depot and Till­
The Roadmaster, John Carroll, eral, of Silverton, were appointed as the next meeting, one more applica­
Charles Blum is Sentenced.
Leslie Gaines, divorce. Decree grant­
H. A. Miles, Woods, farmer.
tion for membership by transfer was
amook city. Finder please leave same has had new sign posts put up at all committee on organization.
ed.
A.
S.
Coffey,
Cloverdale,
laborer.
at this office. Suitable reward.
Saturday night at the Court House
cross roads in the county, This is
E. A. Carlson, of Shedds, Frank received and more are coming. Hew
Solon Schlffman vs. Dan Hickey
C.
L.
Doughney,
Nehalem,
farmer.
George Worthington and son, the first time that good ones have Matthews, of Tillamook, and M. many applications have you in view? Judge Bagley heard the evidence L. V. Eberhardt, Tillamook, abstrac­ and Sarah J. Hickey, Damages. Ver­
Get
busy
and
see
how
many
new
concerning
the
Blum
case,
and
pro
­
Homer, returned to Eugene Wednes- i been provided, and they only cost Kraxberger, of Aurmora, were ap­
diet of >1.00 for the plaintiff.
tor.
Cay after having spent a few days , the county one hundred and fifty pointed a* committee on resolutions. members you can bring into the nounced the sentence upon Charles C. F. Girard, Bay City, restaurant.
Jack Harper vs. H. Kesseiman.
Lodge this year. Remember your
dollars. He said that the price of
here on business.
Committee on organization report­ Secretary has set the mark nothing Blum for having involuntarily mur- A. E. Meyer, Hebo, farmer.
Damages. Non suit.
dred
Walter
Smith.
Louis Anderson, of Twin Rocks, > them would be saved many times by ed at the afternoon session, when the short of 100 new members added to
Arthur Tippin and Pearl Tippin
The testimony given by Blum and C. I. Desmond, Hemlock, farmer.
returned to his home Tuesday, after ■ the new people coming in who oth­ temporay officers were made perma­ our membership this year will satisfy Roy Smith was practically the Bame J. E. Brown, Tillamook, farmer.
vs. S. J. Hoover, Verdict for de-
fendant.
having spent a few daws at Hemlock, 1 erwise lose a great deal time by gett­ nent.
him. So get busy and do your part. as has been previously published in D. Kuratli, Tillamook, banker.
ing on the wrong roads.
J. J. Longcor, of Salem, John
with friends.
E. D. Hoag, Tillamook, farmer.
The case of Eva W. Worthington
The goods are waiting. Go after the Headlight..
vs.
George W. Worthington in which
J. W. Hawthorne left for his honig^-* A special general election is to be Smith, of McMinnville, and A. C. them. The more new members we
As Blum appears to have been a
the
Grange hall on Winney, of Corvallis, were appointed get ,the more new members the Re­ hard working citizen who was not
the latter was adjudged to be in
la Spokane Friday. He had been here held at * “
“ Fairview
”
High School Notes
contempt of court for failure to pay
> couple of days to look the country the 22nd of June for the purpose of a committee of condolence.
bekahs and Encampment gets. They given to drinking, and because he
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The resolution committee reported: have to start as Odd Fellows first
determining whether certain land in
money decreed for the support of his
•nr,
had
a
family,
and
in
view
of
the
fact
“Whereas the growth and prosper­ and you known when you get a fel­
Fairview precinct shall be incorpor-
A student body meeting war call­ wife and daughter It was ordered
that
a
petition
had
been
signed
by
Mrs. John Nelson, of Bay City, has
i ated as a municipal corporation for ity of the Woodmen of the World low to join the Lodge who believes some of the most prominent taxpay­ ed last Friday for the primary elect­ that defendant puy >20.00 per month
been very ill the past week, with
the purpose of obtaining a supply of has caused our order to be known as
ion of officers lot next year. It was
Itomaiue poisoning, but is improving water for domestic purposes for its the leading fraternal society of this in the priniepies of Odd Fellowship, ers of the* county, requesting the agreed upon by the students that the until further order of the court,
Lloyds Agency vs. J. B. Heisman
and
practices
the
lessons
he
receives
court to show leniency toward the
rapidly.
yell leader and editor be elected the and A. T. Dolan. Case dismissed.
inliabitans and to be known as Fair­ country, and
in
the
Lodge
room,
he
is
the
better
defendant,
his
sentence
was
made
Hursul Carr, of Wheeler, spent view water district, and to elect five
“Whereas this growth and pros­
second Monday after school opens
Arthur Tippin and Pearl Tlppin
Saturday and Sunday in Tillamook commissioners to carry out the pur­ perity has been phenomenal during man and neighbor for it. Those who lighter. He Is to pay a fine of five next semester. Those nominated for vs. S. J. Hoover. Verdict of not
do not follow the teaching, do not hundred dollars and is to be on par­
*lth friends, returning on the train pose of the incorporation.
i the past term in the face of war and
live up to their obligations. If you ole for eight years, being required to offices are as follows: President: guilty
Monday.
Marsh Burdick and Glen Terry ' epidemic, and
are one of those come to Lodge, and report to the court quarterly, and is Cluyton Hadley and Grace Jolliffe.
“Whereas we believe that our pre­ renew your oath.
S. Axdell, of Vancouver. Wash., re­ were in Portland last week. While
not to leave the county without per­ Vice-president; Peter Gaberial. Sec­ Notice for Hearing Final Account
retary; La Verna Holden and Marie
lumed home Friday, after having there they attended a picnic given by sent standing and reputation is due
Several W. O. W. delegates, being mission from the court.
b*en here a week, visiting with his the Portland Fireman. Games were largely to the efficient leadership of also Odd Fellows visited our Lodge
In pronouncing the sentence upon Gelnger; Gen. Manager, Henry Boch-
In the County Court of the State
daughter, Mrs. Albert Neilson.
held, and different demonstrations of our chief executive Head Consul, L. last Tuesday. They are Odd Fellow Blum, Judge Bagley said that it was ler. Sergeant-at-arms, Albert Vlereek ol Oregon for the County of Tilla­
I.
Boak,
therefore
und
Bill
Anderson.
Booster. You should have heard the wish of the court to be just and
Frank and Walter Erickson-and the fire fighting apparatus shown.
mook. In the matter of the estate
The nominees will be voted on of Nicholas "Job, deceased, commonly
fem Gosso, all ut Dallas, were ip They said chat with lhe uew engine ' “Be it resolved that we, the Repre- ' them.
not to inflict undue punishment up­
known us Nick Job.
"illamook last week to look the that Tillamook was to have and the sentatives of the Third District, in | i All camp members are requested to on anyone, but that his sentence next Friday.
regular convention assembled, do I meet at the next session, May 28. as would be such that he would feel
Francis Shrode, who was a Htudent
All persons interested in said
•ter.' They like lt so well that they different equipment they would make
hereby commend and
a better showing than the firemen of ministration of our endorse the ad- there arc several candidates for the the sting of the law so that if, at any in the Tillamook grammar school and estate. are hereby notified that John
’“1 Ntqrn to live later.
esteemed Head Patriarchad Degree.
time in the future he were tempted who Is now attending Salem Senior Leland Henderson. Administrator of
Mrs. Edith Stevenson and Mrs. better showning than the firemen of Consul L. I. Boak.”
The
Rebekahs
will
give
a
public
to
put in his mouth that which de­ High School al Salem visited the snid estate has filed ills first and final
Portland,
which
goes
to
show
that
Ripley, of Portland, came
Another resolution was:
dance
Saturday
evening.
May
22,
at
stroys
the minds of men, and go tear-* High School last week..
account In said cause and court on
°vn last Sunday to visit with their Tillamook is right there in every’ I "Whereas, the W. O. W. stands for
At the Gem Theatre next Wednes­ the 18th day of May. 1920, and the
the K. P. hall for the benefit of the Ing down the road in his car hell
thej. p r Turck, of Beaver, re- thing.
’the protection of the homes and edu­
bent for election that he would be day evening the class '20 will give County Court of said County has this
1Urni»g home Friday. "
Sunday afternoon, as he was re­ cation of the children of its members, endowment fund.
j
All
Odd
Fellows
are
requested
to
restrained by the thought of what a comedy skit entitled "A Lady's day ordered that Jun« 18th. 1920,
',rs- M. E. Wurtz, who has been turning home, Mr. Thacker, the fore­ and
Note”. Knowing the class as we do at 10 o'clock of said day, Is the time,
’
meet
In
the
1.
O.
O.
F.
hall
Monday
had
happened to him once before.
‘re for 8ix weeks, vlsitng with her man at the Wheeler mill, ran off the
we are able to say this will be an and the County Court room in the
"Whereas, one of the great issues morning at 9 o’clock to take part in
•"Shier. Mrs. C. T. McKinley, left grade near Mohler, turning his car before us today is the protection oi
evening well spent if you attend. County Court House of said County,
Gem
Theatre
Program
the
Memorial
Day
Exercises
in
con
­
or her home in Live Oak. Cal., Sat- completely over. It fell down about our schools and institiutions of high­ nection with the G. A. R and other
Miss Graham, language teachqr of is the place, fixed in said order for
■rday
fourteen feet , and the passengers er education, now be it,
Friday-Saturday, May 21-22, “The the High School, ■ is the supervisor hearing said Account and Report, at
lodges.
Right of * ~
"Resolved by the W. O. W. of the
to1?*
Company has begun three ladies and two men were
Way” featuring Bert tor th* Senior class. The Seniors which time any objections will be
Grand Lodge delegates start for
thrown to the ground, but no one
Lytell.
picture of the Canadian have chosen some of the beat singers heard thereto, If any there be, and at
t* v f land near Garibaldi, for the was hurt. The car was a new seven Third District of Oregon in convent­ Baker, Sunday, May 23, so if you
border and the northwest mounted in the student body to help in this said time and place, said estate win
ion assembled, that we endorse the have not subscribed your >5 to the
to°i>?Un<lred h°URes that are going
police.
feature. A group of "Chorus Girls” be finally settled; said order furth­
b« built there for the benefit of passenger Chandler which he had movement now on for better schools endowment fund, do lt now. or your
just purchased. The
accident and the protection of our schools,
“Find the Girl”, Snub Pollard will be one of the main attractions. er provides that publication of said
* will workers,
name will not be recorded in the
comedy.
Next Friday will be “exhibition notice shall be made in the Tilla­
r ", r- Strong, of the West Coast smashed the top and the windshield, and institutions of higber education. grand lodge records, and this fund
making new one necessary.
, aj)(J
~
, Cou-
___ day" for the grammar school and mook Headlight, a newspaper of gen­
23. “The Country
will probably be expected to be rais­ Sunday, May f
11 »rman’s Association of Seattle,
In”, featuring Elaine Hanimersteln high. All work covered this year eral circulation published weekly in
ln Tillamook this week doinU- Will Hare has sold his ranch on j ■ Be lt resolved, that a copy of ed as soon after as possible. Send
Dena with the A. F. Coates • Lum- I t the
> Kelchls river to Henry Landolt, these Resolutions be spread upon the your subscription to R. W. Watson
"Hungry Lions and Tender Hearts” will be represented to a certain ex­ said County, for four successive and
tend. Parents are requested to come consecutive weeks, and for five con­
Fox Sunshine Comedy .
aad will leave Tillamook about the j minutes of this convention and a or Chas. Bennett before Saturday
• Co., returning Wednesday.
Mt and Mrs. C. A. Van Patten first of July. They have not decided copy be given the Press of Oregon.” noon, May 22, or If you can not do Monday, May 24, “Little Brother of and see the work that the average secutive insertions thereof, the first
the Rich”, featuring Frank Mayo. child has covered this year.
as yet where they will move to, but
Both resolutions were adopted.
publication of which notice is the
Wednesday for Buel, Idaho, they will visit for awhile with theirj Tom Tyndel, Louis Vlereek, O. L. . better, leave it with your secretary.
The attendance In the High School
"Wlven
and old Sweethearts”, com­
|
If
you
have
25c.
to
spare
the
sec-
'k’te they . will
remain for several
20th day of May, 1920, and the last
-. ... iviuatll AVK
edy.
la
normal
again.
It
has
been
steadi
­
daughter,
Mrs.
Louis
Anderson,
at
I
Donaldson
and
Frank
Matthews
were
. retary
instructed to
collect that
j-
—* * is “* •■•"HVSVW*
vv WIIWL
LUMI
publication the 17th day of June,
••ths on act aunt of Mrs. Van Pat- Montesano. Mr. Hare is recovering '
ly
increasing
since
the
middle
of
the
elected delegates to the Head Camp ______
amount ______
from each
member toward Tuesday. May 25. “Carmen of Klon­
1920.
__j member
•'» health.
rapidly from his long siege of illness. I session, the four receiving the next i the county convention which jpeets
dike,” a seven reel super-special winter when so much illness prevail­
John Leland Henderson,
Baxter Frank A. Rowe, of Wheel- but is greatly worried because he lost ' highest votes will be alternates.
production of the frozen north, ed throughout the county .
In Wheeler soon. They go to Wheeler
Administrator of said estate.
Y a I Inc- artA
Cìracrnn
Citv
unro
nla/».
*n the city on Tuesday. Mr. most of his beautiful brown hair, 1 T Dallas
Mr.
Cloyd
Dawson,
of
this
city,
featuring
Clara
Williams.
and Oregon City were plac- ' to the Odd Fellows ¿oivention’an’d
1» a candidate for joint repres- and fears that he will have to invest I ed In nomination as the meeting get 125.00 worth of Odd Fellowship Wednesday. May 26. “The Cry of the addressed the student body last Fri­
*»d is making a hard fight In a wig, or not come to town until place of the next district convention for your quarter and be happy for
day on the Higher Education Bill to
Weak,” featuring Fannie Ward.
the nomination.
and Dallas was selected.
Thursday, May 27, “The Fear Mar­ be voted on May 21. The students
once.
it
grows.
? ® Daugherty, of Chehalis.
are thoroughly convinced that if the
On motion of L. Viereck, a vote of
ket,” featuring Alice Brady.
E. Heuaaer wan nominated for N.
The Presbyterian Guild met Fri­
** • *»ft for his home Tue day
"Wild and Western.” 2 reel comedy people of Oregon do not pass thia
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. thanks was extended to Tillamook G.; Sollie Smith, J. M. Wilson and
'•< after having spent three David Robinson. An enjoyable after­ camp and the cltlxens of Tillamook Geo. P. Winslow, V. G.rfT. F. Con­ Friday-Saturday. May 29-29, “The bill, Oregon's nona and daughterswill
“We are la an orgy of extravag­
, *'• vtaiting with Mr. Keene, noon was spent at needle work, and for their courtesy extended to the over, See; and R. W. Watkon, Treaa.
Beauty Market” featuring Kather­ not be able to gain a democratic edu­ ance”, naya Barney Baruch. In other
Tallow Fir Mill.
visiting
delegatee.
A
rising
vote
of
cation
and
no
man
can
be
successful
ine
MacDonald.
Come and see the election.
every one present enjoyed the de-
words the admlnetratlon started it,
in the business world without a and
now everybody’s doing It.
TilJamook Jottings.
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