THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921
Tuesday.
Local News
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mar.’. i: .
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ly echoed at 1-, A.
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A third vVudneMay-. <>f <
Sverybckly ivdpome.
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F. S. Allen of Forest Grov -, art
G. W. Anderson left Wednesday ed in the city Tuesday and i.< i
for Portland for a tew days ylsit istered at the THlamook.
with friends and reli.ives in that
Heuton Brown of Sheiidan ar-
place.
rlrved In Tillamook Tuesday
Mrs. W. L. Co.nipb 'll li ft Sunday Brown < xpects to start d
for a bus'ness visir io Portland , nek for a local firm soon.
prior to tip vi ng i > ib.-.t, ct'y.
F. D Small returned from
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Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Wirtz >f Mc
Minnville were Tillamook vistters
the first of the week.
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land Tuesday with Mr IU -.-
Bay City after a few days bn
«trip.
e'htarojtMED ciii-Rf:
Bunday School at
A. M
ifVorrhip at 11
ock.
Rev H. IIeUbiei of Port I;.nd.
son,
^i.tpi-mer.pastar, will c-onduc ■
sc? ■/: to
gkaemp i. -..
is c. n-
Portland.
There will be no e-A i.m^
Clarence Stanle of the
Morrs Schnal re’uined from P<--t-
land lia > latter part of the week, County bank has been la
whore b was buying siock fir fall i qulnzy the past few days, but *s
recovering after having his t:
trade in Ins new build: ig.
lanced by Dr. Boals.
Ollie Miner, a former number of
was painfully
Mrs. Cai
a Headlight st; I was 'n the coy a
bruised as
ion turn! n t
throwing her to the pavn
the South Prairie creamery
Tiic-lay morning. Dr. Bie.ils
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jdt ' pftÉSBYTERllt. CHURCH
ikun^aV- Schoo 1 •
A. M.
Morn^ig Worship, 11 A. M.
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No, ^v<-ntng- worship on
the union services, nnti«salo<. .
)ng hi T.Jie Christian Cnurch.
^11 are welcome.
a ALLAN A. McREA, 'ii i<
Lyle Smith, pilot cf tile J iilamook
Aircraft company, male a buf-ine .-
trip to Portland Saturday returning
Tuesday.
I
Throngs Wander From
Place to Place Clad Only
In hags.
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ay- ;
■Fmi.i'tlio Near East cone
■tel ftir ciotnfhg.
Five years
, *A«scltutl'jt. have reduced hundreds of
thousm ¿ oí
of people there to a n
thousan
^-.'jircuWe
c : . litio’’.
jilTÌi^ùé condii
tacili': ds of Armenians, I
during the ,
"driven, fr
io exile. There has«!
war, are ?^11
.*
beqn «no »ijgr to Hei are clothing to
replaii.-, » Pt they wore when they
were dr)” n totWs.
*Atl industry is paralyzed. The i
pie -’.Wk..-;h ^tiling, cannot earn a live
lihood. Vail throngs wander from
p|aoe to. place, clad only in bits of
rugs iqid strips ot burlap bags.
The littid* children are perhaps tlm
breerest irofferere. A report from ■<
Near* East Relief worker. Mis» Maria
been, is' typical of scores of
She writea;
“Hundreds of little children in
our »rpaanape at Harpoot, dragged
tfiertaelvee to ue, suffering acute
rheumatism and pneumonia as a
result of look of clothes. Some
wore affected by gangrene from
frozen foot.”
fo relievo—In part, at least—this
great dietrjss, Near East Relief, which,
under a txjngreesionai charter, oper-
•tee te this field, bad undertaken to
(..“CO, <iuautlt!es of cast-off or other
frWa cliw.i'.iag. What Is needed Is good
pmeMeabK Clothing.
■very man, wotnun and child in
▲nMfica Is asked to help. Every gar-
meat counts.
’ A single coat may save a human
'J he County has put its 120 11. F.
caterpillar tractor to hauling gravel
from the Kilchl* river bunkers to
th< roads which are being repaired
in thUt vicinity.
E. L. Julien of Portland, is i>g-
istered at the Tillamook this week.
L. C. Olds of Beaverton, *is I ous-
hies s visitor this week.
j. L. Zeuor of Barview
Tillamook visitor Monday.
was
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a
of
8. M. Elma of
Tillamook’s many visitors thir *eek.
Carl Bai nes of Eugene, was a hill
iness visitor Monday.
J. A. Toyer of Portland, was In
llii.- city on business the early part
of the week.
A. M. Standish and wife, of Port
hind, are registered at the Tillamook
this week.
Roy Trout of Barview was a visitor
this week.
It. A. McDonald ol Pori land, was
a lineine a vi-lte- he filet if tin
week.
B. B. Perrow of Tacoma. W.i h.
was In Tillamook Tuesday. Inoklina
over the business situation here.
A. W. Dahlsberg >f Grants
was a local visitor Monday
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! v Daniel who went t
dental college in Portland .sst i;
ter, arrived home Saturday to sp< nd
the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Daniel, His parents.
t-'loya Jackson left Sunday for her
home in Lorrane.
Mr. Toffard and Gentry were in
Tillamook Tuesday.
A. W. Kilburg left Wedn -d y foi
a short business visit to Portland. |
He returned Saturdey.
I’udolpii Zwiefel id makin good
progress on his new store in Mohler.
Geo. Flelman li ft Thursday i.r .
visit in Michigan.
Achievement Day at the school
house Saturday was a great .Ateces.»
The exhibit and program wa-- v< 1)
Interesting, About $35 was made
on the lunch.
Elda Archibald having linished
high school is home agrin.
“The Episllon” the Wheeler high
school annual arrived Friday
It is
the first annual gott- n up by th'-
high school and Is said to be a suc
cess.
Mrs. Speed Thompson bin I). • i
confined to her horn«- for soeie -itr.e
with a severe attack of la gr‘pp\
She is just beginning to get around.
Several fish boats left for i»’ ti
Tuesday.
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Ered Lockb y, ii journalist for 'he',
Oregon Journal was here recently. I
M r. Lockley spent last Bummer here1
and wrote a very Interesting d’ scrtp- ,
tion in the Journal about the N ha
lem valley.
Mre. J. A. Jensen will he bn-.-fs
at a Silver T vi at her home .lune 9.
It is for the benefit of the 1 a lies
Aid..
Mr. and Mrs. Allayn Cady Mrs.
Graves and Mrss. Kelly motored to i
Corvallis Friday and returiu-t' Mon- '
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Laura Bays left Tuesday num'ng
for I xjs Angeles.
Mis. Lena McIntyre of Port 1 »nd.
has been visiting her parents at Bea-
r, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bay.»
Mr and Mrs McPherson, who re-
ceniiy ooiigui liie K B. «iiCv*a**y
place have moved onto the mdkl
Mrs. Bailey of Salem, is Vlsl’illg
her daughter, Mrs. Franc» «• Wesle
Mrs. Ed Kellow and daughter -Mrs.
Ward Sappington went to Por land
Tuesday.
Mr. Jory spent the last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sav
age .Mr. Jory is a brother-!i.-law of
Mrs. Savage.
Mr. and Miss. H A. Heubler '
Dallas, spent Sunday with B“»v?
friends
eremi
T&e last word in Quality
Tiie best word in Price
.d'-Larghlin of Eugene W vis
iting her sister Mis. D. L. Jone s.
Mrs. Geo. Hotchkiss of Walla Wai
Ir is visiting with .her mother Mrs
Laura Curl.
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da. Mrs. A. Cady and Mis.
Alice
Cady returned with them.
Mr. Hansen’s house waas ruined
when Mr. McKibbens and Mr. Smith
felled a tree across it.
Harry Foster was killed Saturday
in North Bend when a log fell off
a train and struck him. He is well
known in Wheeler as he was • nee
employed here.
The baccalaureate address vill be
given in the M. E. church Sunday
June 12 by n minister from r Ila
mook
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BEAVER ITEMS
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WHEELER NOTES
Faulty steering geer -iva. the
cause of Harry Nielsen’s Ford 1 m n-
ing Into the ditch Tuesday mo.'ling.
The only damage reported wa j
broken wnd hield and the irritation
of a bad temper.
C.E. Boggess of Portland is :p'.nd-
Ing a lew days in the city.
J. L. Wright was a visitor fiom
Portland this w< ek.
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BRIGHTON ITEMS
W. B. Watt and Mr. Sp> licer of
Brirghtdn motored to Portland Sat
urday and returned on Sunday eve
ning. Mrs. Watt returned with
them.
.Mrs. Andy Stearn returned
Brighton Sunday . iter a weeks »Lit
with relatives and friends in Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gen of Brigh-
I
ton v.er. v ery much surprised w hen
Mrs. Ge.'- brother drove in f i om
Philomrth. He left Tuesday.
Thomas B. Watt left for a bu íi-
ness ti.p to Portland on Monday.
*Miss Agnes Coates of Tillamoox.
came to Brirghton on Sunday to
spend a, few days with Mr. .’.nd Mrs.
Paul Werner.
Mr. Downey, repres- ntlng he Si
monds Saw Co., was in Brighton n
Tuesday. Mr. Downey stS'ed ’hat
there were only a few mills run-iing
on the Columbia river.
Robert Watt of Bay City, .»pint
Tuesday in Brirhton.
Mi. and Mrs. Line But’s ¡.nd
John Strand of Brigli on morn- •! to
Tillamo’k on Tuesday.
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June 10 and Daily, thereafter.
Final return Vmlt round trip ticket®, three mont'.r® from sale date,
not exceedhiM<Octol»er 31 at. Stop over® permitted .»nd choice of route«.
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Pot Roast
Boiling Beef
Pork Steak
Leg Pork _
Loin Pork ..
Pork Sausage
Hamburg Steak
Leg Veal _____
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Veal Chops ....
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Fares
offered by the big cross continent railroad
Union Pacific System
Serving the transportation needs of the
<»rest Pacific Northwest
nttd giv ind through service via the popular direct
Cirer8^° oalt, Lvke Citv’ »ftner, Omaha, Kan«»»
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/ «»»I. -Minneapolis and Chicago on these
two strictly first class trains.
“Oregon-Washington Limited” and “Continental Limited
i® now operati«# between
Portland a id Tillamook
Leave« Portland Saturday tit." i
Leaver Tillamook Sunday 3.95 p.
m
Arrives Ttllairook, M.1O p. m.
Arrive« Portland 10.33 p. m.
Eitjov nud «>uting m the mountains or
by the seashore
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_ August 15th.
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