Tillamook headlight., October 20, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY. OCTOBER to 192 J
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
“Anything M adP
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circuit
PAOE THREE
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Houser, divorce, decree for plaintiff
If you have never had a real high
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raincoat,
ordered that plaintiff be allowed to grade made to measure
Casas disposed of at the present resume her maiden name—Winnie than let us make one for you that
DR. J. E. SHEARER
•arm:
satisfies. C. S. Barnes.—Adv.
■May Hill.
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Juror
SURGERY
Willlard K.
Broughton
Lew Brown of Portland who spent
drawn to supply the piac, of Jtulph
THE
COUNTY
GRANGES
WILL
a few days in Tillamook recently
11 Ines.
Manufacture!. of Cnbisrt
AND UUII.DEJts
National Building
looking after property Interests on
Hi-.re Front., „how <•.£, fi
»"‘«Hur Finish,
HAVE BOOTH AT N. G. C.
Winnie
Tillamook.
Oregon
Tujsduy
last
returned
to
hie
home.
Houser, d
Dwale.■ In Plat. (»«,. „he.,' (JlaX M1 ‘ "b'
Brown formerly was In the meat
The
Tillamook county granges
V“-'.l"he., Kalsomo.
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>• Il Johnson • t al vs. F. N*. "Wil i business here but for the pint 20
on el a), V i,.<■ dixiiilh) eij; nettled.
have decided to have a booth and a
years he has be* n a non-resident.
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
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' Imrlla A. Hanna vs. Nora Loret-
Mrs. Howard Edmunds returned display of the county’s agricultural
R. T, BOALS M. D.
la Hanna, divorce; decree for plain- Tuesday from a two weeks trip to products at the c muig -< slon of
"ff. care and custody of children the valley.
the
National
Grange
convention
to
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Surgeon and Physician
glV'-H to plaintiff.
Mr. Hess, a Newberg business man
be held In Portland next month.
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was
here
and
at
Hay
City
this
week
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v.
Win.
Tomlinson,
carry
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1 AM SURETY TRYING TO MAKE YOU BUY AT HOME
I. O. O. F. Building
This booth will be similar to the on-
ing cou< ( aled weapons; lined $100 returning on Tuesday.
held at .he state fair by the Tilla­
nnd
costs.
Defendants
to
be
parol-
w.uiVl r^.u’rZnn.T‘ ? "" "
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’ hav"
TILAMOOK, OREGON
mook county fair last month, Those
‘ 'I op payment of 820 and costs, dur­ TESI ING ASSOCIATION REPORTS
.Jsr^y T-
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having
grain,
grasses,
vegetables,
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ing g'Hxl behavior.
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FOB MONTH OF SEPTEMBER etc . of merit should leave their col­
Oregon Investment and .Mortgage
lection
with
the
county
agent
at
the
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>’••»« for Tour benefit,
The report of the Tillamook Cow Court House, and he will see that
' ompuny vs. Albert Johnson. Ord
bun. ft 5 p L M •1M‘rU
brssd .nd
•i'd that plaintiff recover 8375 with Testing association for the montL ' they are delivered to the grange
BARRICK & HALL
Interest and attorneys fees with or­ September Is as follows:
committee from this county.
Average pounds of milk per cow,
der for aale to I hhu *.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
J»HI k PATTERSON
G<»rge Kiger and Geo. Williams 661; average pounds of butter fat
per
cow,
30.99;
number
of
cows
National Building
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vx Wheeler Lumber company. (Jr-
dered and adjudged that plaintiffs re tested during the month, 1105; num
DAVID ROBINSON
her of cowh producing over 40
Tillamook. Oregon
cover 841 47.72 with costs and dis­ pounds of butterfat, 159.
bursements.
Physician a"d Surgeon
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Two highest purebred herds: Ho­
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F. B McKinley vs. Wm. Powejj, nor Mason, 14 cows, average pounds
nonsuit; defendant to recover costs of milk 735; J. Sharp, Guernsey,
National Bldg.
Tillamook, Ore.
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and disbursements from plaintiff.
with month’s record of lSFT’lTjunds
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
David Curtis vs. R. E. Andrus and of milk and 65.95 pounds of butter
Ruby Andrus, defendants default; fat. High grade cow, owned by i
VETERINARIAN
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Plaintiff to recover 810,000 with in­ Frank Hediger, Jersey, with month’s
Bell Phone 8F2.
Mutual Phone
terest, and the further sum CT |750 record of 1194 pounds of milk and
attorney’s fees and costs, etc.
74.03 pounds of butterfat.
RALPH
R.
EDWARDS
Tillamook, Oregon
State of Oregon vs. Robert J. Call
indictment for larceny. Fined 8100
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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ami costs and paroled on payment of
Shoe Repairing
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810 and costs, during good behav­
Portland — A general improve­
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ior.
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ment in lumber business In the . X.
DR. J. G. TURNER
John J Berns vs. F. D Johnson northwest, resulting In th<? reopen­
and Harry Johnson; demurrer over­ ing of a number of mills, the putting '
Eye Specialist
Bell 121 M
Mutual
ruled,
on of additional shifts at other mills,
Nehalem Valley Bank vs. Maple and thea nnouncement of plans for
Permanently located in Tillamook
TILLAMOOK IRON
Shingle company; defaalt; Judgment re-opening of at least one of the .
Private
office in Jenkin'» jvwtory
WORKS
In the sum of 82,192.80, with inter­ larger logging camps reported.
■tore. Latest up-to-dats lasttRi-
est, costs and disbursements, execu­
Pendleton—Approximately 3,000,-
General machlnlata and black­
tion to i*Hue.
000 bushels of wheat sold by Uma­
tnents and equipment. EveaJaga
smiths.
H Sande
Frank Blaser vs. Gordon Box Fac- tilla county farmers, 50 per cent of | s------------------------------------------------- >
and Sunday by appotaSasanl
tory, adjudged that plaintiff recov­ crop.
Bridge across Columbia river at
er judgment for 8350, costs and dis­
Complete Leni Grinding Factory
narrows above The Dalles planned. '
bursements.
on
the Premile». Any lent dupli­
Security Savings and Trust Co. vs
Cottage Grove—Power plant planB ,
THE TOURIST’S
W W. Rldehalgh et a); sale approv­ large fuel reserve to provide against |
cated.
ed and confirmed.
six week’s shut down of mil).
RESTAURANT
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A GRUENWALD, Prop.
Andrew Anderson vs. J. R. East-
Cottage Grove—Woodard rnlTl re-
tr brook and wife; non suit; ordered sumes operations.
H. T. Botts
Geo. P. Winslow
that defendants recover costs and
Hood River—Work to begin on
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disbursements.
liurke .Machinery Company plain­ bridge across east fork of Hood f
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BOTTS & WINSLOW
tiffs. vs. John Aschlm, sheriff of Till­ river on Mount Hood loop highway.
CITY
TRANSFER
Hubbard—New store opens.
Lawyers
amook county, and A. IF. Beals, de­
fendants; jury trial, verdict for
No need to wait any lougrr Kqulp your tarm with electricity
Astoria—Prices of milk delivered
plaintiff.
Tillamook,
,
Oregon
Storage and
right away A small payment down starts the dependable Western
in city advanced from 8 to 12 cent«
Electric Power and
Henry Nelson vs. Ida KWhon, di­ per quart.
Shipping
Light Outfit working and saving for you.
vorce proceeding; ordered that plain
Albany's new cleanser factory to
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tiff pay 875 to her attorneys for de­ open soon, employing 25 men.
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A
fendant, to be used by her in pre­
WESTERN ELECTRIC POWER 4 LIGHT
Prosperity for each and all de-
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senting her defense.
MAKES THE BATTERY LAST LONGER
pends on a full day's work for a fair
State of Oregon vs. Webley Elliott day's pay. More is not expected.
Mutual
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defendant; jury trial, verdiet of ”nY Less will not be tolerated.
Teacher of Piano Eamoiy and
guilty."
Bend—Work starts on Kansas
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Ear Trailing
Winnie Houser VX. Alvin Jay street-
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Frank Hcyd & Company
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Williams & Williams
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GARAGE
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TILLAMOOK S
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WORKS
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12 Months to Pay
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And at Reduced Prices
Mrs. E. E. Koch
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PETER BECKER
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C. L LEWIS
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Merchant Tailor
Tillamook Tire Company
MIRIAM TEMPLE NO. 36
The Pythian Slst< rs meets every
2nd and 4th Tuesdays at K. P.
Hall at 8 p. m. Pythian Sister
club meets every 3rd Wednesday.
Inez Carroll, Ex Chief
Elizabeth Oathout, M of R & C
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SETTING A GOAL
C. A. McGhee
Regular meeting Mon­
day evening at 7:45
sharp. By order of
the Chancellor Com­
mander.
W. R. C.
Corinith Relief Corps. No. 54 Dept,
of Oregon, meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
8 p. m.. in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors
welcome .
Minnie Johnson, President
Elizabeth Conover, Secy.
Corinth Post, No. 35, Dept, of Oregon
Standard size, 4 ply, 17 14 oz. fabric
anti skid Oldfield tires. Built by Bar­
ney Oldfield. Backed by Oldfield’s rep­
utation. We are exclusive agents for
Oldfield tires in this territory.
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Stated communications first and
third Thursdays of each month in
Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome.
LELIA D. DOTY, Sec.
Marathon Lodge No.
93, Knights of Pythtas
Alex McNair & Company
The ,..... on so many people <lon’t Het «nywhoro In Ufo »•
they don’t .tart for any plate. They have no goal
f..u,u.i whit-li they are working.
Don t l>e » ’'drifter.” Set yourself a task of some sort--
ow a h'mf to Pori ha......... me bu.inc- property; to have an
education. And then keep at It H» you nccompllh It.
A connection with the First National is a great assistance
to achlevtinrnt.
DIRECTORS
John Morgan
W J
A W. Buna
Henry Roger.
£ J. Edward..
Silver Wave Chapter No. 18
0. E. S.
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Meets ou second and fourth
Saturdays of each month
at 1:30 p. tn. in W. O. W.
hall. Visitors welcome.
H. W. Spear, Com’dr.
Samuel Downs, Adjt.
Johnson Chapter No. 24
R. A. M.
S'ated convocations every
first
and
third Fridays.
Visitors welcome.
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
Tillamook lodge No. 57, AI & A.M.
Stated Commun’
ond Wednesday
month.
weconM.
Harr
*'cn sec-
"A each
Irethem
. See’y.
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ACKLEY
& MILLER
Tuesday eve, 7:24 p. m.
Rebekak, Wednewdly evenire
Camp 2-4, Thursday
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