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VOLUME 32
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TILLAMOOK CHEESE MARKET
CONTINUES IN FINE SHAPE
HAS MANY ATO.A.C.
Ten Young People From This County
Are Enrolled At Corvallis
This Year '
TOTAL REGISTRATION AT
COLLEGE IS NOW 3620
Home Economics. Agriculture, Elcc-
1 trical Engineering and Com­
merce Taken
Creamery
/Association Has
tracted For Alfalfa Hay
For Patrons
( TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920
■IÎHENDS ATTEMPT TO STOP
COMMITTMENT OF INSANE MAN
Con­
The Tillamook cheese market is
still in fine shape, reports Secretary
Haberlach of the Creamiery Associa­
tion. All Tillamook cheese up
to
December 10th is sold. The Wis­
consin market remains unchanged
except for a lc decrease in Daisies.
Seattle condensories are said U be
now paying 11.70 for milk.
Several matters in Los Angeles
the
requiring the attention
of
Creamery Association, E. J. Claus-
sen will leave for the south Friday
to take care of them.
th<
Mr. Haberlach states that
Creamery Association has contracted
for more alfalfa hay to sell to
the
patrons.
The milk checks are expected to
be out about the Sth of January.
NUMBER 8
i
PROGRAMS OFFERED
Sunday Schools Have Been Prepar­
ing For Weeks For This
Occasion
SANTA CLAUS TO APPEAR AT <
MANY PLACES DURING WEEK i
The Headlight
wishes its
readers
A Merry
Christmas
AND CITIZENS MEET
Activities of Local Department Aie
Thoroughly Discussed
At Session
CHIEF COATES AND OTHERS
PRESENT AIR THEIR VIEWS
NEW PAVING ÖN FIRST AVE.
Fine Programs of Special Music To
Much Preparation and Work Ncces-
IMPERILLED BY HIGH WATER
I
Be Featured At Several
sary For Successful
of the Churches
Fire Fighting
Only Prompt Work on Part of
, . City Officials Saves Street
Surface
Charles Sears Adjudge Unbalane- d
After Complaint Is Filed
1
By Wife
Charles Sears, who was brought
in from Blaine a few days ago and
adjudged insane, was the causo of
some little excitement Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening.
It seems that Sears, who was
cently married, was brought in
complaint of his wife with the
quest that he be sent to the state asy­
lum for confinement. A number of
his friends, believing
that
Mts.
Sears had come mercenary motive
in doing this, resolved to stop the
proceedings.
They
arrived
in
town, obtained an attorney and got
the committment delayed for one
day. However, after due delibera­
tion they decided to allow the law
to take its course, but it is under­
stood that an effort will be made
to have the marriage annulled.
Sears is about 65 years old.
Headlight Reporter Makes Rounds
and Notes Enterprise of
Merchants
WOULD DO JUSTICE TO CITY
SEVERAL TIMES LARGER
Camping Scene in Garage Window
Attracts luterest of
Passersby
Tillamook county Is represented
The local churches are offering
A meeting of the members of the
(By Headlight Reporter)
by 10 of the 3076 students enrolled
The new pavement laid on First old and new city councils, the wa-
many interesting Christmas enter­
The big time of every year is
at the Oregon Agricultural college
tainments this week. Nearly all are avenue to the water at Hoguarton ter commission, the Chamber
of
nearly upon us, the time
when
this term.
to have some kind of program
at was in danger of being lost Tuesday Commerce and the fire department
sterner things give away to the
Those from Tillamook are Ger-
which recitations and «singing by night.
was held in the City Hall Tuesday
beautiful sentiments and customs of
trude Llenkaetnper, senior in hoinc WASHINGTON SERVICE MEN’S
the Sunday School children will be | The government dredge, under the for the purpose of getting a better
the season of giving, and hard hearts
economics, a member of the Delta
BONUS PAID IN FEBR1ARY the principal features. Those in directionof Captain Groat, had been mutual understanding between the
are softened for the moment and
GOVERNMENT
REMEMBERS
Zeta sorority, and also a member of
charge have been preparing for the on the workings last week epening fire deparment and the taxpayers.
contemplate the joy of being alive.
VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR
the Omicron 'Nu honor society; Ber-
and up the ditch for the fire engine. In
For the information of Washing- last two weeks for this event
The local fire department has ex­
Your reporter, feeling this change
nice I. Nelson, junior in home eco- ton ex-service men who have applied the occasion has been looked forward doing this a considerable quantity isted for years without a great
Wm. S. Page, a veteran of the civil taking place in those about him,
nomics and a member of the Delia to the Tillamook County Chapter to with great excitement by the of soft mud was piled up on the amount of appreciation being shown
war, who lives at 421 Pitzer street, saunteied forth this week to find cut
Zeta soroity; Hazel Lamar, sopho­ Red Cross to obtain the bonus younger generation.
east side of the new street.
When for their efforts in preventing loss
this city, was notified late last week just how much the business houses
more in commerce; Herbert Olsen, granted them by that state, the local
I the heavy rain started Tuesday af­ to our property owners. Lately they
Some of the programs follow:
that his application for an increase were affected by the season. We
sophomore
in agriculture; Ernest chapter is informed that the bonus
ternoon the mud began to slide and have progressed wonderfully
but
At the Presybterian church Friday
in pension had been allowed by the found many beautiful and season-
Ford, freshman In electrical engi­ will not be paid before February er
forced the new pavement west>vard. they felt that the citizens did
not
in­
evening at 8 o'clock will be given
government, and beginning with Oct. | able decorations in nearly all
neering; Raymond Ford, Freshman March, The exservice men will be
I Several cracks appeared in
the quite understand just what kind of
the following program:
23, 1920, the old soldier will re­ stances, but some deserve special
in commerce and a member of the paid for the number of months they
I surface of the street and only quick problems they have been up against.
ceive $72 per month owing to the mention.
Song, "Joy to the World,” Con-
Alpha
Pl Delta fraternity;
and served, but the maximum is
work on the part of some of the city
31
After a talk by Chief Coates, in
The Sunset garade has
turned
fact that he is blind from experi­
gregation.
Annette Jenkins, freshman in home months,
officials saved the piece
The bonus for the ex-ser-
which he called attention to the ne­
their salesroom into an
outdoor
ences
undergone
in
1861-1865.
Fol
­
Invocation.
economics.
Wednesday the fire engine was cessity of having he entire co-cper-
vice men who served that length of
In a setting of for­
lowing his enlistment in Company winter camp.
Orvai Bodie of Bay City is a senior time will be »465.00, and the mini­
Scripture Reading, "Quest of the concerted up an d the deluge
set ation of the whole community
in
est trees are seen three fine cars,
C,
29th
Wisconsin
infantry,
Mr.
in the chool of commerce and is pro­ mum $15 for 16 days’ service.
It Wise Men.”
They
I was / used on . th»
■ i mud in the hopes combatting hazards and safeguard­ Page served three years. He was taking up the background.
minent in the activities at tire col is expected that the Oregon legisla­
Song, "O, Little Town of Bethle­ that it might be .washed away. This ing property, several of those pres­
with Grant’s army for six weeks at are all equipped for winter travel
lege. He is president of the Omega ture will pass a similar law.
hem,” Congregation.
was fairly successful and the pres­ ent expressed themselves as having
the seige of Vicksburg, and also in for warm auto robes are seen fold­
(Jpfeilon fraternity, secretary of th?
Songs, recitations and exercises by sure has been gr-atly relelved by been entirely ignorant of the meth­
many other engagements of that ed on the seats to keep the campers
students
co-operative
association
Beginners Department.
■ the sluicing.
ods of firefighting and the handling
fore­
war. Mr. Page came of a family of from getting cold. In the
Motorists Disregard City Laws • •
and is a member of the Scabbard and
Songs and Recitations by Primary
of fires. They had not realized be­
fighters, his father serving in the ground is a tent, and a fire gleam;)
The
city
authorities
have
had
con
­
Department.
Blade a national honorary military
fore that those in charge of a fire
MILL WORKERS FIGURE IN
Seventh Wisconsin, one ofthe com­ under a kettle preparing a meal.The
Vocal Solo, John Carroll.
society which recognizes men who siderable trouble with motorists who
AUTO WREC KAT PORTLAND department must have the whole panies of the famous "Iron Brigade ”, campers selected for their site
a
insist
on
breaking
the
triflic
laws.
Dialogue, "Coming of the Wise
show especial interest and ability in
town laid out in districts and have
place near a frost covered
creek
A
younger
brother
was
drummer
Wednesday’s Oregonian contained plans made for combatting fires in
mlitary work and who stand high in Quite a few have been fined during Men,” Three Junior Boys.
boy in his regiment and another which comes from an equally frost
the last week for not parking I heir
Song, “Follow On,” Junior Boys. the following account of an auto ac­ every possible place and manner.
qualities of manhood and leader
brother, only 15 at the time of his covered waterfall. Camping in the
cars close enough to the curb, and
Dialogue, “The Pink Scarf," Dr. cident in which several Tillamook
ship.
Chief Coates also spoke of
the
at
enlistment, a member of the 23rd woods may be alright for some
county men were the victims:
Others from Tillamook county are on Wednesday, while the fire engine Robinson’s class.
necessity of people watching
their
Christmas
time
but
we
prefer
to
be
Wisconsin Infantry, was drowned
wreckage
Reading, “Santa Claus
on
a | A tangled heap of
ownflre hazards; the law does not
Fred Christensen of Timber, sopho­ was being used to flush off the mud
during the war. Mr. Page, now 79 home, for we dislike melting icicles
near
the
fire
ditch,
several
autoists
,
worthless
even
as
junk,
except
for
Strike,
”
Leonard
Bayles.
entirely cover every danger
that
more in mechanical engineering, and
years of age and blind, is the only for water to make our coffee with.
drove
across
the
hoseline
laid
along
the
lighting
system,
is
all
that
re
­
Song, "A Lamp Within a Stable,”
exists. Public buildings should be
Glen E. Cochran of Cloverdale, fresh­
Dawson’s grocery store has one
mains of the large
touring
car, provided with the proper exits,which surviving member of his father’s
Choir.
man in the school of electrical engi­ First avenue.
window furnished with a tree
on
family.
Being
somewhat
of
a
mu
­
Reading, “Legend of the White which plunged over the embank­ should be marked by certain signs.
neerin.
which
are
all
the
good
things
to
be
sician, he passes much of his time
ment at the foot of Hamilton aven­
King,” Supt. Hyde.
Some of those present were A. H.
The total registration at the col­
AT THE GEM THEATRE
found in a grocery. The other win­
playing
on
his
violin,
harp
or
fife,
Offering for the Orphans of Syria. ue, at 1 A. M. yesterday, when the Harris, W. T. Oathout, M. R. Hauen- and varies these with the drum dow contains a scene of a log house
lege including summers session and
Most people do not wish to see or
driver lost control on a steep grade. krat, Fred Christensen, J. C. Hold­
Song, "It Came Upon a Midnight
short courses is 3620. The school hear anything more of the world war
for in a forest of fir and cedar.
No serious injuries resulted to the en,Elmer Hoag, W. A. Hill, F. C. sticks. He played and sang
of agriculture leads in the number of so recently finished. The trials and Clear," Congregation.
The occupants must have been
the public during the armistice day
five occupants and only one remained Baker, W. J.
Riechers,
E.
C.
students enrolled with 720. The tribulations that they were compell­
Appearance of Old Santa Claus in the hospital.
parade, and often plays for the G. fishing part of the time last sutn-
Trombley and G. B. Lamb.
school of engineering comes next ed, through circumstances, to un­ with treats for all good boys and
A. R. or W. R. C., to which he and mer for they have not cleared their
The car, according to the occu­
Maybe
the
with 668 and the school of commerce dergo, has made it a thing to be for­ girls—and they will all be good on
Mrs. Page belong.—RoHeburg News- place ^enjirely yet.
pants, was inbound from Tillamook.
■X
stumps are left for ornamental pur­
third with 666. There are 525 re­ gotten. But most people are willing Christmas Eve.
'
Review.
Besides R. A. Anderson, the driver
poses. However they laid in a sup-
gistered in home economics, 165 in to admit that there are post-war
The public is cordially invited to
Society News
an downer, William Wise, J. Carter,
problems
that
it
is
necessary
to
take
ply of wood for the winter and keep
pharmacy, 86 in the school of forest-
the Exercises.
S. B. McGillicuddy and J. Skle were
Mr. Page will ne well remember­ it handy beside the house.
A very
ery, 74 in the school of mines, 65 in notice of. Henry C. Rowlnad, au­
At the Christmas entertainment at I in the car. All had been engaged
ed here by the old timers as the pro- clear lake not far from the house
the department of chemistry, 54 in thor of Tom Moore’s latest Goldwyn the Reformed Church Saturday ev­
in mill work near Bay City and were
Mr. and Mrs. David Kuratll en- prletor of a second-hand and shoe
probably .furnishes 'the
»the
dwellers
the school of music, and 274 in vo­ starring vehicle, “Duds," deals with ening a 8 o’clock, the following
coming in for the winter.
tertained the employes of the Tilla- store. He left Tillamook about 14
one of these problems in his story. program will be rendered:
with water. They have prepared a
cational education.
mook County Bank at dinner last years ago going to Oakdale, Wasli-
"Duds” is a discharged U. S. army
Christmas tree and Santa Claus la
I. O. O. F. ITEMS
Music by the choir.
week. Those present were Mr. and ington, where he was in business
officer who cannot settle down
in
de­
Invocation.
It takes some mathematician to Mrs. Burr Beals, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. about nine years, from there Tie went on the roof getting ready to
his pre-war ob. He is continually
scend the chimney and distribute
Loyal Legion Vote» Pay Decrease
Song by School.
figure out a way to Dick two second Stanley, Miss Ruth Partridge, Miss
to Portland and finally moved to
At a well attended 4L meeting seeking a position that will give
degree teams of 14 members, out of Elizabeth Coates and Miss Buelah Roseburg about one year ago. Two presents.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Loll & Foland have for their dis-
him
the
excitement
and
thrills
that
Dec.,8, the proposition of the men
a lodge attendance of 35 brothers, Rogers.
Welcome address.
sons, Eugene and Allen, still reside play the 25 pound turkey which
taking a voluntary cut of 15 and 20 he desires. He finds that for which
unless as was the case last meeting
* ♦ ♦
Recitation
'Something New.”
in Tillamook.
they Intend to give away Friday to
per cent in wages was voted on, and he is seeking, and it is worth your
O. E. S. Kensington war enter-
Exercise, “The Message of
»he all are willing to do the best they
the one guessing nearest to the num­
while
to
see
this
picture
wh«
it
an
overwhelming
major-
adopted by
can,
which
they
did,
and
after
tained
at
the
parlors
of
the
Masonic
Christmas Bells,” by three
little
TILLAMOOK TRANSFER CO.
comes to the Gem Wednesday Decem­
ber of beans in the jar in their win­
ity.
choosing two judges to chalk
and
up Temple with Mesdames Heyd
girls.
J
GETS STREET CONTRACT dow.
ber
29.
and
see
how
“
Duds"
makes
mistakes,
Bros.
G.
P.
Winslow
Henkle
as
hostesses.
was
The men felt that the lumber mar-
There
Singing by the Choir.
The Coast Power Company has a
good.
i and stafT took the chairs and confer- a large attendance and about six
ket was in such shape that some re-
Bids were received by the city Christmas tree, electrically lighted,
Recitations by a number of 3mall i
Tears vie with smiles in the story
!
red
the
degree
on
Bros.
John
Schin-
or
eight
guests
to
enjoy
the
“
do-
lief had to be given the Wheeler Lbr.
council last meeting for the
im- on which is a large assortment of
of “Homespun folks,” Thomas
H. children.
inug and C. B. Stanley, which was Ings” of the club,
Co., one of the few mills operating at
Everything be- provement
of
Miller
avenue
from
Song
by
School.
the
Ince’s tremendous triumph for the
followed by Bro. Ci Coe and staff spoke the Christmas spirit and ev­ the south line of first street to the electrical gifts, useful about
the present time.
Associated Producers, Inc., which Exercises, “A Bunch of Holly,”
house. The other window has var­
I
who
conferred
the
same
degree
on
en
Santa
Claus
was
there
with
his
The new scale, to go into effect will be shown at the Gem Friday four little girl •
city limits by grading from
first
BroB. Roscoe Barker.
Both I teams “tinkling bells.” The dining room street to the city limits and paving ious electrical gifts apparently sus­
Dec. 15, is the same as paid some and Saturday, December 2 J and 25.
Recitation, “If I Had Been
a are a credit to any lodge, but
one was lovely in its green and red and wih curb and sidewalks from first pended in the air by some spiritual
time before March 1, 1919. and the Perhaps in no American-made pho­
power.
We suspect that they are
Shepherd Lad.”
! team picked from these two
ex- over the table tiny glistening stars street
minimum scale is now $4.40 per day
to the south line of 8th being held up by strings.
toplay of recent years has
there
Recitation, “Which One?”
pect
to
go
to
Grand
Lodge
in
Ai-
twinkling.
The
“
eats
”
were
typi- street.
llabor.—Wheeler Re­
for common
been such a vast wealth of appeal,
Williams Garagi . Iso have a tree
Song by Choir.
bany next May, and carry off the cal of the good cooking always
en-
porter.
The bid of the Tillamook Trans­
combining human Interest, comedy
Lighting of the Christmas Troc honors in competition with all the joyed by the members and displayed fer Company, being the lowest, W IS In their window wi ,i a splendid dls-
and melodrama. The new Ince pic­ and Song.
lodges in the state.
Brothers, if by the hostesses.
The January accepted. It calls for grading and play of -ccessorier to delight the
ture contains heart throbs, romance
enthusiastic motorist.
Catechise, “The Christmas Story.” you have the honors of your lodge meeting will be on the regular date. paving at $27,950.44.
Fix Salaries of City Officials
The drug stores, the drygoods
• • •
Ordinance number 399 was
in­ and pathos, in addition to numer­
Dialogue, The Joy of Christmas." at heart, and would like to see your
ous
comedy
touches.
It
tells
of
a
stores,
the grocery stores and others
Saturday
evening,
December
18,
troduced and passed at the last ser-
Exercise, Star-light” by
seven lodge placed at the head of
tile
fight
against girls.
are all showing the spirit of the
Lelia URGE ATTENDANCE AT STATE
slon of the common council Monday, country lawyer’s
order in the state in putting on the Mrs. J. W. Heyd and Miss
MEETING OF COMMERCE BODY season, and we recommend anyone
citv crooked politics, and as a modern
fixing the salaries of certain
Dialogue, “Christmas Surprises," second degree, come out to lodge Stutze entertained for the teacher.,
who is down-hearted to take
a
and
a
few
friends,
fancy
work
being
officials.
The salaries were estab- picture of small town life holds the by sixteen young people.
meetings and help.
A wire was received from the walk about town and get a view
lished as follows: Recorder
|150 mirror truthfully to the real thing.
Song by School.
Brother J. A. Smith has i so far the featuer of the evening. A de­
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce of the Christmas spirit that pre­
per month, Marshal $150 per month, These are the high lights of “Home-
“A Christmas Quest” by
five recovered from his recent sickness licious junch, consisting of salad,
Thursday urging the local organiza­ vails.
spun
Folks
”
—
its
realness,
its
truth
Treasurer $16.67 per month and At­
young ladies.
that he was able to come to Tilla­ sandwiches and coffee was served.
tion to have a good delegation pres­
and
its
simple
honesty.
The
char-
Those
present
were
Mesdames
Stutze,
torney $16.75 per month.
Song.
mook this week. ‘
ent at the annual meeting of the
acters are real, the plot is a story
Steinhack, Beltz, Frank Heyd, De
Brother F. B. Culberson is
Dialogue
"St. Nickolas Before
State Chamber next Tuesday and Port Commissioners at Metropolis
of human people and the direction
Boer, Hoskinson, Frank, Misses Hef-
ing an enforced layoff. Having
Court.” by five young men.
Frank A. Rowe, treasurer of the
Wednesday.
is chock full of master touches.
for fly, Wilson, Barry, Beatman. White.
Stars Hold Annual Election
en a notion to split some wood
port of Nehalem commission, and C.
Short
Address
andOfferlng.
Fighting a full-grown, blood­
his wife, and not being in the habit Brackel. Starr and Stutz.
The
annual election of Silver
J. Edwards, treasurer of the Port of
Song and Benediction
thirsty lion with no other weapon
W. S. Cone Building Fine House
of using an axe, as tii..t is not need­
Wave Chapter No. 18, Order Eastern
Tillamook commission, are register­
than one’s bare hands, is not
ex­
When the new residence of w. s. ed at the Multnomah. Mr. Rowe is
ed in making cheese, he made it
Star, was held Thursday night, the
Credit Bureau Sues
actly a pleasant deed to undertake.
Cone on the Kllchls river Is coni- also mayor of Wheeler, on Nehalem
Merchants Credit Bureau vs.
necessary for Dr. Shearer to take
following officers being elected:
Charge Breach of Contract
I That is exactly what Gene Pollar,
pleted it will be one of the flnest bay. I. B. Cushman, president
C.
Craven
is
a
suit
filed
in
the
of
In the complaint of R. E. War­ nine stitches to sew his hand to­
Mrs. Steinbeck, Worthy Matron.
who plays the hero in “The Return
buildings in the county. The house the port of Siuslaw commission,
cult
couit
this
week
in
which
gether.
is
11. A. Williams, Worthy Patron.
wick vs. W. Kuppenbendqr and Ida
of Tarzan" is called upon to do. And
if of the bungalow type with
Brother Dudley of Carleton lodge, plaintiff demards Judgment for
Kuppenbender the plaintiff charges
also in the city. The smaller ports
Mrs. H. A Williams. Associate Ma­
let it be understood once and
tor
gables, A
j large
porch
e:
breach of contract regarding a cer­ who is confined to the Boals hospi­ sum of $204.11. '¡.hl to be due
along the Oregon coast are co-oper­
tron.
all that said lion was young, lusty
across the entire front, The
tain tract of land and' asks that the tal, having had his foot amputated various accounts a, Dallas.
ating to see if it is possible to have
Mrs. Lelia Doty, Secretary.
and rather hungry—not, as
you
are of tile construction and in
a
dredge assigned which will no
sum of $2750 be awarded him as says one Odd Fellow ha;; visited him
Mrs. Albert Plank, Treasurer.
might . oppose, suffering from the
Mr. Cone Intends to replace
Married
Mrs. Joe Franklin. Conductoress.
the amount he is damaged by said since his misfortune. Brothers have
from haibor to harbor adding a fnw
last stages of senle decay, The fight
Married, on Tuesday at the M'th present roof with a tile roof.
you all forgotten your obligation to
breach of contract.
feet to the depth of the channel. —
Mrs. A. K. Case. Associate Ccn-
upon the screen is only one of the
The house will I
equipped
odist
chinch parsonage. Guy An< r-
visit
the
sick
and
look
after
the
ductoress.
The suit was filed in the circuit
Oregonian.
' tremendously exciting moments in
needy? Will you be tl he first
to son and Mrs. Rosa Alvoid, both -it ¡two bath rooms, t o fire plai
Star Points—Mrs. Bales,
Ada; Ian amazingly thrilling photoplay, court this week.
kick if not looked after when mis- Tillamook. Rev. C. L Dark, offi gravity water system and an
Mrs. Henkle, Ruth; Mrs. Miller, Es- ¡"The Return of Tarzan" will
be
trie light plant.
New Parking Ordinance Passed
ciat d.
fortune overtakes you?
there, Mrs. Harrison, Martha; Mrs. shown at the Gem Tuesday, Decern-
An ordinance to prohibit
the
Sues For Labor Wage
I The work is progressing rt
Watch these columns,
Joint In-
Eastman. Electa.
her 28.
under he direction of Cont
parking of vehicles an 2nd ave
aveni’O
O. Baldwin claims that Frank stallation of officers soon after Jan.
M. E
Mrs. Frank Heyd, Warder.
Frank Mathews.
C. Savage failed to pay him
east and 12th street, which Is tho
tor 1, 1921. Something doing at that Lumber
Lee Doty. Sentinel.
Mr. James, who was in the auto labor performed in a box factory time.
curve near the Tillamook Creamerv,
A joint installation of the Mason­ accident last week, is nursing
a near Rockaway, the labor imount-
All Encampment members notice
Chas. Griffith of Garibaldi was in was pas: ed by the city council last
ic lodge. No. 57, A. F. & A.M. and broken leg at the Boals hospital. ing to $149.11. The plaintiff asks Patriachal degree conte-red Thur-
town Wednesday to have some den Monday evening. The ordinance
the Eastern Star Chapter will he m Mrs. James
me Io rt ho: tc. utii is . i/. the circuit court to award alt., judg- uuy cve. i.ig, De... 2«. i-.w.iy Chriz:.-
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ortl.i.id tr.l V . 1: ’ ::c : t the Eastman h sp!- provides for a fine of not more than
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event of Dec. 27th.
in a very critical condition.
$10 nor less nan $5 for violation
ment for that amount.
mas.—F. F. Conover, Secretary.
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