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Wlamoo Ciiòliqljt vol . xxxm NO. 9 THLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 PUCE $2.M A YEAR OBE YEAI Last year wu the banner ------ Pa’S ing year for Tillamook.' ___ — mook T. when cot* HERALD OF BETTER TIMES siderable n'ew street work done. From what can be learned, SPEAKS WHEN REALTY MEN there will — sot . b« uiweu much pavlJg GIVE OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF done the coming year,. at ltugf there is no*present program inUfr- MARKIT. ped out. AGR R HIG 11« IL PASS TODAY The members of A tlm Roontalrt ¡ Club of Elks met the City Hull r;’ _________ I_____ ¿k ASKED IS NECESSARY TO M- Christinas morning at 10:30, fol- i »KE OPPOSITION IS EXPECTED lirwiug their custom, and dispensed TO DEVELOP AT DISCUSSION Christmas cheer to a large numbar » > of children of this city. The com OF LIST OF COUNTY EXPEND mittee in charge of the "potlaoh" It is believed, however, that s ITURES. was composed of Chaa Pankow, H. concrete »idewalk» will be pl; * - Real estate men say there is a during the s— ng yea,r on sti L. Gilliam and Clarentm Stanley. i ■——— ■■■ ■ Two big sacks of nuts, candy and decided improvement in the sale of that were fg during the pr^ ty Sals Daitynan Can Cha nge Entire Character ot His Herd oranges, etc., were given each clillu year. The county ---- ---- waaa w budget MM«>- will be final- lands in and about this city, The 1» A Few Yejra, present by the generous Elka. At *jy considered today and adopted by ~ , And Care Is Needed In Breeding It 1st unde that some i promise of an active business yeai the conclusion ot the prosentatlon ihe County Court and the thre* householders o have pri The meeting to come, is having a stimulati nsef- on 8ixt' of the good cheer, Dv^.- J. E. ^axpayers advisors. *!***•< A are readv for, -*r- ■i» ■ ■ i (Written especially ter the Head- Shearer made a short a|drass to Ijwili be held in the Circuit Court feet. The outlook for active 1111» ing in? front • light.) ?their holdings the children present in which he, ll-ootu, and the public will be wel all over the county; the hope that £ not at presej By W. D. Pine, County Agent. * told of the aims ot the Hik organic, lhome. The budget has been publish new railroad, and many beach favor f sue 'improvement < zation, and the qualifications lW* ed the requisite number of times A dairyman In Til iilamook. County provements, for 1922, added to Unless a ma ty are favorfi quired of those who join tt. He smh K K b a local paper, and everything is 1 not long ago asked 1 rag }o mark his very optimistic general tone in k, It llkwly thaH pure-bred bull foi^, r> registration. that first, the order demanded tha| Ready tor its final consideration. country, all tend to encourige lo be attempted next year. While marking the bull he asked the applicant be a loyal MtaMNMb W Members of the County Court cal as well as general inveuircu*.. Considerable improvement in the me what I thought of the anima. citlxgn; that the Elks belong to no have been busy for some weeks The following important farm Saks matter of building is being talked I then asked him the breeding and church, creed or clan, but com i past, considring the work which were consumated this week by lo- and if times should improve it is I A- W. Larson, a prominent busi- nes» man of Bay City, whpse house for the prodetion and merits of the pose a charitable order, the object I met be done during the coming cal real estate men. likely this city will te an was of ■which is to do good. year, and attending to the _____ nunier- jraiden hy Sher Aschlm and sire. It proved to be that the dam F, A. Reed, a new comer in the amount of house stjuction deputies is on dne Q< the ranaf*» in iuH1® V“*#’ addressed the ous detail business that precedes A short tlm “ “ _ . and hint- during 1922. mook Who Tillamook section this w^ek bought been W the c< y fCTui ren. ¿kplalntuF fkplainini t* 1® origin of making up the budget finally, I children, the »dr gad ; 0. M. Coo :x rented on a ■»nnk testing the Alvin Stormer farm near this [Christmas?Day. snd said that the course, the main essentials ---- - charge Of “unlaw haw made over city containing 15 acres, for which highest tAo of man was one who, been agreed upon, and it is only in toxic atimg Vquor.’ ed guil- of her t lact JUPITER PLUVIE S ike fat as. possible^ imitated in bis the detail work that now engages he paid (3400. The !>ale was made ty injustice Stanle oourt in thia Wednesday last. I life, the iite ot the Man of Sor- the attention of the court and the SNOW AND CO ABSCOND city J» the 17h InstH d wan fined •ret «alf. but just a 1 rows"- Jeeus phrist. Moreover, he committee. It is expected that there llOOt^nd |S costs, Henry Hannenkratt sold his 90 k was also The two weeks per of paid for this said that in tkls ’country, one boy will be a good sized crowd present arraigned on a ch acre dairy ranch east of town this «leather was terminât similar to the last waa jnst aa good as another, dlsre- at the meeting today from outside Do you thtkk this (arm above, and was fin week to a Mr, Tenny, who <s a day, when Boreas le loose the right track to build up a blfch gardhtg wealth', provided that that points in th« county, as well as costs. Cook h a bu bmther-in-law of Johh Naegli, fo; clutch on the <wwat -gage, producing herd depending upon thia boy tried to do hrts beet. quite a sprinkling of those who tWls irtty. The latu the sum of (23,500. Jupiter Pluvius got hgrd sire? ......»«v™ his hearing ffn the 17th It is understood, that in addition live close In. It is understood that other buy pot and began his old I . . I that he is not to dynein. Chver to the needy ers are quietly looking »ver the ular job, much to the ____r- I At course he h boys and girle o the city, the Club HEBO BOY county, deciding where they wan: average Tillamooker. K Yesterday there are tarnished elottang and other necee- to losate, and the new men are sa.-l was real balmy, and a CHAMPION ' suggest- 1« that do sitiea to the tf-edy children ot the to have the cash. Altogether it looks ive of spring. But as later began herd than if they ha city and «oiui^anlty. I Abort Anfdemaier on the 22nd inst., it i as if Tillamook would see many far too ear The registration ‘aap lleved by County C important land transfers during the ly to mention anyth! Ilk rlgg mal can not ln£re CROSS If 1 old be the champion bo A coming year, together with build as a near possibility. duction the peopy» county, his gpecial ing and other improvements n an time wwather forecast are looking forw has readored good are cor- * “ ’ ?*',? Hons, the!“1* Yott** Aufd Ou Saturday evening next, at If this year under UPMluc* the deal i • extent far beyond the past expecta rect in their prognos remainder of the Mri«4 ■ " 5;,, ^pntil his early tHti, rce4tttbr ement of Mrs. E. 0. 4: bo P- m. the Bungalow Cafe, re tions of the people. spring, while rainy bi speDs, speO will qn 10 wildcats for whtel great service has been cently finished and furnished in a > are contain elements whloh I will make oeived a bouhty of County in Christmas modern manner for Chas. Vogler, n take ASKS PARENTS TO CHAPER for sunshiny days and mild wbath- th« county, (nd prMabl d by this organisation. formerly a caterer of this city, win sire. er. (3 h»*re each for tiS pe ______ Cross aided 78 children be open to the public at the corner ONE DAUGHTERS AT BALL rymen is lii and A local prophet, who is too mod shipped to a St. Louis fur buying cheap. How many pure bred breed and 34 grown up people. Besides of Second Avenue and First street. Installed, with marble suaround- A masque ball will be given next est to be named, state» 'hat It is concern. The boy trapper has (500 ers in Tillamook county have been this 33 Christmas Baskets were sent ings is a fine soda fountain, with a Saturday at the City Hall all under hfs belief that we will have an ear in the bank, and plans to attend a asked that question? I dare say all out to needy famllltes. the auspices of the Young People’s ly spring, with very few sugges Portland automobile school, wher« of them. The Red Cross wishes to thank beautiful French mirror in the he hopes to learn tht auto repair during Club of this city, and th« Headlight tion» of c Secondly daljyiutgi choose a herd all the lodge«, clubs and churches for background, together with tables iM^e’s^ hoflag business, a»d set ggp, ‘ Is in receipt of a note from one of intervening sire becat|j^M shows up w,ll m on. Great up- and cosy furnituse for the use of the show ■¡'■’•iiuanl -the members asking it to announce he ha» hit t the X. P's, gesta. Vogier will specialise in his Does .... this Insure preclatlOB • good p that the club would appreciate the and the eir large famous coffee and fine pastry, be Kirs. H.^ No'it does not, . 6 . sides other good things to eat. but it is attendance of parents to •escort »na and •good point that cannot dan Stindl The main room is 24 x II feet« be overl their daughters home, as there will «#•* because it Is In the Sheriff Johi' Aschim was ' taken •peud a fel vmrr«- right d and la cheery and has that com be a watch party after the ball, sick last Monday, and is now at his it Ives. I refer you to fortable suggestion that pleases, Golden UeW’s Chief, One of the and the hour will be late before the honie, whcre it is said that he in stage and an effort will be made to outer f bulls in Oregon, Was he party is over. The Director of the wrestling with a case of chicken L. L. L<»ee, who vidred friends in greatest t (bulli s de- to the tourist trade, a» well as t* {bull? A long way from it Club is very anxious to have the pox, which he escaped la his boy this city (or a week past, returned a show íbull? Em- home patronage. but yel had the point* we look girls properly chaperotred at hood days. He is)J*id to be getting to Portland Monday. ■p*' young coun- for in Another room in the rear, with . _ — oductlon and he had the- along nicely, and III be out in a such a late hour. officiai.,, IvtlMSwl* this «»-1.. — pi.’duction he TiV- an untrance from First street, has i k transmit few days. Bf**’ '? i* ■'• •y Mrs. La« Porte who'visited at the power ^9 luuiook atagas, wh iierly left been fitted with quick lunch coun Kennedy »me recently, returned to to his ¿offspring. And again I call ihh Hoyt hotel. no$ Mrs. Lester Ray of Cloverdale ^the new ters, where the busy workman can Portland .Monday. large goitre removed yester- your attention to the bull who ---------- took " J. N. Brown of S^idan, who re had a ^rmipal at F Ik. wl** ' AZ’JJ am hl 11 get what he wi»he» promptly. The Champion antfpftrand Champion atl kt reais. ; ’ • duy at a local hospital, and is do- cenly spent several itifeit- -r kitchens are clean and scrupulous Geo. Etffcar cune hernie Saturday the lillatno£dt+ ing with his sisters Bek. tn g well. in the ly sanitary, and the Bungalow has to spend it few weekr jwith his folks Jersek breed, O ey and Miss DorothyBSi e Dan- T h . X bee« fitted with all modern conven of this çitj r "' ó Àa had lets. ’ This bull ... _ ........... ed to his home Tue dll and haleru werb in t * Harold Fogg of Cloverdale ience» for the travelling public. Mr. tut fqir as fat p • tucllod 1« ¿encern- his tonsils removed at a local hos- Vogler's strong effort, aside from Mrs. Va| Tile who pas been away ed a. proved si.iji.Plie has v veral Geo. R. McKimen pital on the 27th inst. Corval'H, Vernitela Alien of the excellence of his food service, ■•■•.•.i^hteiB in TWtaJU'*|t frota'gi a<l ■ for most of the wlntey returned Rat dan, who has been visi County seat caller»’ will be to please hl» guests and tn urday. CO ’ wt owned by dlftaent daify uien Miss Gladys McDmiM, wh-i is daughters, Mrs. Ra nd keep up his old and wcllknown rep Wh hieh ar* .producing wonderfÀl re ’ W, P; WMker connected w'th the Bell telephone Mrs. Brown, left to utation of a successfu caterer te Mr. and^Mrs. A. F.Acheson went sul ità. Hè Is thf sire of one M Mr. company at this piace, rvt u: red day. He formerly If ■tese In TJUemoo ty. out to Polita nd Saturday for a few Daniels the appetites ot a critical pblic. purebred.i Which ha VW on from Portlar.i. Monday. days. Kv . ■' TMw official test and lordate has jbade • A. J. Tbjmpio Roy Williams, wh ti Hand MI hmcb Dora Hmock and L'ramlall Miss Paline Mclllvan,-. who has lting his sister, Mrs. Oscar Tittle, something over 4 50 pounds of but passé figer‘Fat u rday. left for Portland Saturday Inst to A daughter was born to Mrs. terfat. This bull conre» from very been visiting at the Gaylord home and his brother John Williams, re spend a few days in the metropolis. Jack Harris, who has been absent I for a Pew days past, returned ~o her turned to his home in Portland to Leslie Harrison early this morn ing. (Continued on Page 8, Column 6.) ' months returned Monday. day. ' home in 'Portland today. Leo Sander» returned from Port- i| land Sunday after a few days ab- | renoe. A. A. Russell ei Yamh'll county, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reynold« of who has been visiting his son, G. Bay City went out to Portland last John Weins was operated upon W. H. Russell, deputy game ward Saturday to spend the holidays. at a local hospital one day thin en, for a few days past, returned week for strangulated hernia. Mrs. Edwards a nurse in a local home today. ? hospital returned Monday last from Ford Shaw of Salem in visitlag a short vaoation in the metropolis. with relative« In thin city. L. E. Barrlck of Salem who paid his brother!, the attorney and the Louie Labowlts was a business paaoenger to Portland today, go’ng transfer man a visit the latter part out by stage. of the week returned home Tuesday BE GUILTY' SESSION’ NEW COFFEE-HOUSE OPENS SATURDAY ”..... z: a: The Dawn of the New Zear in FOUR PAIR TWINS IN THIS FAMILY Mr. Stolz, a friend ef Morris Stopping at a local hotel in Schnall, visited the latter the latter this city this week, registered part of the week returning to Port from Oretown. is a young man land Tuesday. nanred Edward Williams, whore real home is in New York City. Chas. Engel who has been in Till Williams is of French origin, amook for about three months past and was born in this country, has gone to Jefferson to spend the but not alone. His birth was al remainder of the winter. most simultaneous with that of a twin brother. Nor is that all. H. E. Thompson, a circulation There are four pairs of twins in man for the Portland Joui sal, his father’s family, the two eld for McMinnville today. est being past thirty years of age. There are four girle and Mrs. L. L. Lapro of Brighton, four boys, and young Williams was in the city today. who are and his twin ‘ brother ‘ the eldest, came out to Oregon Fred Brown, wh> formerly lived last Suurm’ee. He is looking over nere. and wh> nas been a • i+iOent the country and works in log- of Astoria for .a yen part. Is V i ft- King camps, when he needs mon Ing his folks at the Yellow Fir Mil) ey on which to travel. Recent I east of town. He was married to a ly his brother left Oregon for Montan.' lady. early tb'x rave th, Australia where ire hopes to re who accompanied him here. main, and if pleased with that ■ - -■ ■ . far away country, the remaining Mr. and Mrs. Lemon «f v- • win may follow him to the an tipodes. Tine father and mother perdale wcre ptssv .to Portlam. °f the four pair of twins reside I today. in New York City, and were C. W. Barrlck went ont to married when the father was IS Minnville for a few days last Salu and the mother 14 years of age. day. Deputy L. B. Lucan took »1» Childers children tn homes In Port land and Salem this week, return ing last night. H. Hibbs, who has bdtin visiting iti’o for some days past, left for Mc Minnville today. Dav« Krake was u passenger to Cloverdale today, where Its has i job of carpent»i work, In that thriving little city. Edna Andeiso«, «bo his lust fig- isbed her w<<rk In n Portinoti hu-l- ness collet; . ret-trne.l home last night. Tom. Ham<lt<M, who forme* ly • wnrr* the Boy.H <’»fe of this city, '/J' o bn« bcJ.i In F ' .Und for a mouth pant, returned yesterday. Mri ( Í P "tin •! wtf.» has been Ilins at tht Dan Hickey home ? ni' i i >u’h if • <• >, re tinned t flay t - Pori’anJ, E. A. Tste went out te Newberg Baturdny last for a short time. Mrs. Harry Neilson wat a Port land passenger Monday last.
