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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1922)
FAIT 1>, CLAMÏESD AD lftgt PAGI PITI rates PERSONAL MOTES O b . 1 mm , per U m _______ .. Two issue«, per Une_____ Tí Three issues, per line ___ __ „ Four issues. per line _____ No classified advertisement t*V-*i for less than 25 cents All advertising copy must be in by 5 p. m. pack Wednesday to insure pnblleatlon. Th » 1!° SCre fBrm STOCKED. Cheese ‘8 mUM miles from from factory close to school and 1* “ frOm city baL“’ TiCe ”»6O~»500 T8 EKCKAMB • WANTED—PLAIN SEWING. MRS E. D. Johnson, 309 W. F. Ave. it LOST—ON OR NEAR SCHOOL Grounds, gold wrist wtch. Re ward it returned to Margaret McKinley. LOST — TILLAMOOK CO. BANK check book, a gold watch with initials M. A. P. inside, driver's license, small change. Return to owner at Allen A Sharp's office Rew>rd lit-1 FOUND—2 CHILDRENS’ SWHAT- ers, owner apply to X. Johnson on Bay City road. WANTED—SPRUCE LOGS OF l0- foot length,, two feet o’ less in di ameter. Must be clear and deliver- ed to nearest Railway Station. Rx G. M. Kostic, who live, down in the south end of the county, near the Big Nestucea river, had a priv ate bridge washed away by the high water that prevailed th. latter part of November. The bridge coet (1000. and conneoed his place, over the Nestucca, with the county road. He has begun work on a new bridge, and his neighbors have kindly vol unteered to assist in its construc tion, so that he may have an outlet from his place to the outside world. ranch in Marlon county. Would , e'° tr*d# for M «n*ltor ranch toriS“ u* CO“‘tr **■ tormtsd please write or «all at ’AJ * ,trMt Bft,r *:(0 o oiock to the eveatog. Mr Ira Modgett, Tillamook. Ore. J. F. Stranahan, left Wednesday for Pittsburg, California, where he is interested in the J. F. A S. M. Tire Co. The plant at the above place n-ay be moved to Loa Angeles, where good inducements are offered the company. Mr. Stranahan is the in ventor of a new tire, which is said WB SALE OR TRADE—18 ACRES to be one of the best on the market. ■ve mile« from Tillamook .<» | His company will manufacture It. «11. fro. South Prarle Cheese R. F. Hall and N. A. Peters of the factory On pavement; 18 aeree cleared, 2 acres Loganberries, I Tillamook Cow Testing Association, left Tuesday morning for Napavine. aerea river bottom. Mutual Wash., where they will remain for Phone. Wm, M. Rif., about three weeks, when they will FRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD return to their duties here. The furniture on Goyne Ranch, South boys have purchased a tract of land Prarle. Apply any day but Satur- up there, which they are having d,y- lltf cleared up. Napavine is close to Che WILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED halis, and is a good farming section. up a pair of fleece lined grey kid Mrs. Isaac Wells of South Pra’.rto gloves in a local store last Satur is reported as being quite sick. day please return them to the FOR SALE W. G. Byers, a Hebo merchant owner at Boal’s Hospital. was in the city Wednesday. He re FOR SALE.—POSTS AND WOOD , WILL SOME LADY WISHING TO ports that farmers are drawing also a good cow. Apply Byron ' make money raising canarys write heavily on their haystacks rhh cold Bradley Pleasant Valley. 10-tf P. O. Box 583 or call 801 W. 3rd ! weather, and that the backs of some street at once of the cows are humped like the FOR SALE — WATER POWER north halt of a rainbow, sans its washing machine, new motor. In tints. Basket Ball Contests i quire Mrs. R. F. Johns, Mutual I phone. ll-2t The basketball contest between G. N. Taggart, a Hillsboro real BARGAIN— 7 PASS. TOURING the Tillamook high school and the estate man and wife, -were in the I Knights of Pythias team last Satur- city Monday, on their way to Ne- Car. (650.00. Will consider light 1 day night, resulted In a victory for . tarts, where they have a summer truck as part payment. Tilla i the high school boys, the score being home. Mr. Taggart owns other prop rnook Furniture Co. Phone 73W. 14 to 17. The game was hotly con- erty in Netarts, and thinks there is FOR SALE—80 ACRES, WRITE OR tested, and both clubs played good nothing that equals Tillamook beaches in summer or winter. call J. L. Childers, Tillamook, Ore. . ball. The game between the Odd Fel-' ll-4tp __ ____ I D. Burford of this city went to low team and the Blaine oragniza- FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 15 I tion, which occurred at Blaine laBt Portland Tuesday, called away by cent« post delivered on road at Saturday night, resulted in a vic- j news of the death of his father in 1 Hemlock. Mr. Guthert, Mutual tory for the Blaine team by a score that city. Mr. Burford’s father spent phone, call Beaver. 11-tf of 17 to 7. Another game between some time over here last Fall visit ing the son. FOR SALB—GOOD USED PIANO the two clubs is scheduled here for iu exceiieat oosdition. Less than tomorrow night, when the Odd Fel Farmers are busy burning old half original prioe. Terms givsa I owb hope to reverse the score. stumps, clearing up flood debris, and to responsible partyl. Write me. doing other farm work between Lslaad Berwis, "The Plane Maa." lo Drain Classic Lake milking spells, along tke road from FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40,- C. L. Doughney has moved a don' I Tillamook to Bay City, 062 ft. of dry erect hemlock key engine to Classic lake and Is > boards at (9 per thousand. 60,006 working on a contract to drain that' G. 8. Brooks, who lives up Wll- feet dfy 1 and 2 inch spruce lum son river was in ths city with a body of water. The outlet will be ber at (12 per thousand. Opposite Southei*a Peclfle station.—C. 8. deepened for about 600 feet and a cat scalp Tuesday, and interviewed County Clerk. Barne.. 8-tf screened gate put in to regulate the flow of water. FOR SALB — HATCHING EGGS. Leslie Rush, a Wilson river ranch While drained it will be divided Highest quality Hollywood strain er, had business at the Court house into several parts. A large number White Leghorn eggs. Eggs from Tuesday. He brought in two wild trapnested stock having records of trout in the lake will be caught, cat scalps. of from 258 to 268 and 294 tS tke larger ones sold, the others put 300 egg» per year. You may look back to mature. The father of Mrs. P. D. Ott. Hlnehart A Hickey, tke owners further but And no better. See my whose husband is a merchant of will release 400,900 Eastern brook flock before you purchase. Leona this place, died last Sunday at Cor trout fry in the lake in March—Re Rupp. 13t4 vallis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ott went porter. out Mondsy to sttend the funeral. LOTS FOR SALM, EAST TERMS and monthly payments. Inquire 8. X. Biddle of Wheeler transact Mr. Ralph McDaniel and Miss Cf B. X. Klag. ed business in the city last Friday. Lola Boggs who were recently mar (MAL DATS Mrs D. R Howell of Rockaway, ried in Chandler, Okla., arrived in Tllltmook Wednesday evening was in the city Saturday. I thia week. Mr. McDaniel la a veter an of the late war who on returning from overseas bought a home here in TUlamoe*. The bride is an only daughter of one of Chandlers, Okla., leading merchants. The couplo will make their home here and have the beet wishes ef all friends and ac quaintances. J. H. Rosenbuerg and H. H. Roa- enburg were called to Shellbourne, Ore., last Friday, by the death of their brother-in-law, Fred Gooch. SUNDAY-MOKBAY. JANUABY 22-23 FINE FEATHERS by Eugene Walters re-produced from his great stage play; truly powerful and powerfully true, A significant drama; that of a young wife with a bungalow husband and Long lri*Bd country GAIN place ideas. The question is—IS THE FEATHERS ” WORTH THE GAME? See "FINE and answer for yourself. Sunday and Monday nights only. "THE BOOK AGENT" a two reel William Fox LONGACRE featuring WILLIAM RUSSEL. A tals of love and conspiracy that prove« "A Man's A Man For A’ That. A clever comedy-drama. "THE SON OF TARZAN" Episode No. 12. Only this one and two more in the serial. It's getting more interesting each week. Don't cheat your self out of the Anal numbers. comedy. FRIDAY-SATUIDAY. JANUARY *-28 THE IRON TRAIL by REX BEACH. A story of the mighty achieve- mente and thfllling adventures of brave men and devoted women in the building of th* pioneer idirood through th. Alaskan wildern.«. T.r* rifle flgh— wholesom. achievements—and thrilling W- "•»•« • few of th. — »>« I«“4’«“ “ * "THE IRON TRAIL" IV. JuM as big and just as _ . -- Solly C or "Ths Silent Call" or aw one of several others that we might call your at- ™ „„ ot <k> early. FOX NEWS •" ““ STRANGER THAN FICTION L. A. BARRICK J. C. Soling of Beaver was here the latter part of the week just past. D. W. Benfield of Blaine, trans acted business at tke coqrt house last Tuesday. DO YOUR HAULING When you think of moving think o Hebo Utter We are prepared to haul H. D. Turner of the Portland In ternal Revenue office will bo in this city from February let to the 4th, to help in making out returns on In come tax. ANYTHING L. A. BARRICK Trans. Service Mutual Phone 11AW * Will Beatty was In from Netarts on last Thudsday with the akin of a hair seal, which he shot on the bay over there. 12 E. First St. F. J. Welch, claimed bounty on a wildcat at the court house the lat ter par of last week. He lives in the Beaver' neighborhood. Father Martin of the local Catho lic church was a passenger to Port land last Tuesday. Rudlof Zweifel, a prominent citi zen of Mohler, had business in Tilla mook Tuesday. Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. begins construction to Improve service to Gresham. H. A. Chopard of Blain* court house visitor last Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keen holts, Brighton, Ore., Dec. 26, 1931 —a son. A. B. Wood of Hebo, was a county seat visitor Monday. Ivan Donaldson returned from Portland Monday, whither he went on business connected with the stage line. Adam Lopin of Blaine, transacted busineee in this city Monday. • • • a a«. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, January 16, 1222, a daughter. Charter No. 201 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Christian Church Next Sunday morning Bro. C. F. 8wander, state secretary will preach at 11 o'clock and at 7:30 In the ev ening. The Junior Choir will assist the Seion Choir in the evening ser vice. The ladles of the chu-eh will give a dinner Sunday at the church. Bible School at 10 a. m. The school Is growing from Sunday to Sunday and we will be pleased to have you attend. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Coma! Harry E. Tucker, Mlnliur. Sunday School at 10 o'clock, The morning sermon at 11 o'clock, The subject of the morning sermon will be "Not Ashamed of the Gospel of Christ." The Rev. R. A. Gailey, pas tor of the Tlbbet Memorial Metho dist Church of Beatle, Wash., will preach. The pastor will preach the evening sermon at 7:(0. His subject will be "Man end Sin.” Mr. and Mrs. A. D. George, singing evangel ists, will be present morning and ev ening and will take charge of the music. This Is the beginning of our revivial meetings and we cordially invite all to attend the eervicee or Sabbath day and throughout the woek. The lovers of Gospel songs will enjoy the singing of the Georg es’ as well as the earnest messages of Brother George from the pulpit. Pastor and people Invite your pret ende and cooperation. C. L. DARK, Pastor. P TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24-25 Just reoeived a shipment of ladles all-wool serge fine eord dresses. Lat est goods and patterns in all sixes A. Morris of Bay City, hed busi at (11.85—PENNINGTON'S. ness tn the county seat town last Saturday. Toledo.—New spruce production mill opened here. Gardiner.—Between (10.000 and (15.000 will be spent in Improving St. Johns—Erection of Masonic Jewett Mill here. temple planned. Will some lady wishing to make money raising canaries write P. O. Box 583 or call 801 W. 3rd street at once. Methodist Church GEM THEATRE Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Beaver, January daughter. Sunday Behool—10 a. m. Morning Worship—11 a. m. Subject, ''Prodi gal Parent«" By request this ser mon will be given in the morning, instead of the evening- It answers ths question—"Who to to blame lor modern moral conditions?" Even ing Worship—7:90. P m. Subject "Building New Jerusalem." Every body Welcome. ALLAN A. MeEBA, Minister. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK At Tillamook, Ore.. In the State of Oregon at the close of business, Dec. 81, 1931. 1. 8. 3. 4. 6. 4 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 16. RESOURCES Loans and discounts. Including rediscount« shown in items 31, .If any --------- »------------------------- - --------- —-.—(683,364.80 1,172.21 Overdrafts secured and unsecured----------------- --------------- U. 8. government securities owned. Including thoM shown tn items 31 and 36, if any ------------ ------------------ 17,1(2.14 Other bonds, warrants and securities. Including foreign government, state, municipal, corporation, eto., includ ing those shown in Items 31 and 86, if any------ ---------- 81.4(0.8» (.(48.55 Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc. ----------- 8,075.00 Banking house furniture and fixtures--------------- ———. 725.85 Real eetate owned other than banking house ---------------- Amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies 4,842.48 not designated as approved reserve banks......... .........— Lawful reserve with federal bank -------------------- ------------ 80,852.33 Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank (.1(1.51 and other cash Items —------------------- -.--------------------- — Exchanges for clearing house and Items on other banka 8,087.20 in the same city or town as reporting bank---------------- 14,324.53 Cash on hand In vault —------------------------------------ — Total cash and duo from other banks, Items 8, 8, 10. 11. and 12 ---------------------- ----------------------------- (67,725.76 Customer's nubility account of "acceptances" executed by this bank and by other banks for the account of this bank ___ - --------- ------------ ----------------------------------------- 11.250.00 (804,122.75 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in............... ......................... . . .......... —— I 40,000.00 10,000.00 Surplus fund------------------------------------------ ------------------ ------- 931.42 Lees current expenses, interest and taxes paid -------------- Amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies not approved or designated as reserve agents for this bask 8.83 Deposits due the State of Oregon, and deposits due coun 24,716.12 ty or cities and other public funds —...... ... ................ Individual deposits subject to check —.... ... -___ —____ 224,681.12 Demand certificates of deposit outstanding ------------------ 3.870.25 Cashier*« checks of this bank outstanding payable on 17,365.93 demand , ,r- ■ ■, — ■ —------------------ —. 8.072.70 Certified checks outstanding _____ -________________ —. Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits sub ject to reserve, items 24, 26 26, 27 and 28 (288,102.12 Time certificates of deposit outstanding------------------------ 41.586.78 Savings deposits, payable subject to notice _____—----- 117,574.29 Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand and subject to notice, items, 29, and 30. (180,160.17 Notes, bills and acceptances rediscounted Including bonds or other securities sold under repurchase agree ments with contingent liabilities ——-------------------- 169,420.27 Bills payable with federal reserve bank or with other banks or trust companies__________________________ 88,441.00 Acceptances executed'by this bank for customers based on actual agricultural or eommereial transactions ___ 12,25(00 Liabilltlea, other than above stated, it any. Ravsaue Stamps-------------------- _... , ....---------------------------------- 1(27 TOTAL 17. 18. 19. 21. 24. 25. 26. 27. 18. 29. 80. 81. (1. (I. (7. (204,812.7(
