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TILLAMOCK, TILLAMOOK COUNTY. OREGON. FEBRUARY 9. 1923
fOEBML 34: NUMBER 18
HOME NEAR CLOVERDALE
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
B
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR
LOCAL TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD AT NEHALEM
CHEESE MAKERS
HOLD BANQUET
The home of Mert Everest near
love dale was destroyed by fire last
Friday night and everything in the
nature of clothing and food belong­
The annual banquet of the Tilla­
ing o the family wa.-- lost. Mrs. Ev­
mook
County Cheesemakers was held
erest was badly’ burned on the right
The grand jury was discharged
results of the first spelling
. the body while escaping thru from duty this morning after the at the dining room of the First
eontte' for the school children of the the tire. Her bums are not thought longest session on record in Tilla­ Christian church last Monday even­
count: are given below. There were to be especially serious, though pain. mook county, returning fifteen in­ ing.
The evening following the banquet
cent
334 pi [upils who made 100 pet
dictments.
was given over to reports from mem.
and 842 who made from 94 to 99 per
The- part of he investigation that l>ers of the cheesemakers association
■ent.
caused the most interest among lo. and talks by interested guests pres-
Dist 1. Grade 3: John Powers, Es­
cal people was that of the alleged nt. Musical numbers were iner-
ther 'B'hlfeld 100 percent.
btanding case of Mrs. A. M. Sandish . persed throughout the evening, both
'Grad’ 4: Eloise Vantress, Walter
which is supposed to have taken vocal and instrumental. About six­
Naegeh Vern Tinnerstet, Otto Hohl-
place here last November. It is said ty members and guests were present.
Mrs Lon Kinnamon of Beaverton,
Wd,iOtto Sehield, Rownete Phelps,
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that the grand juiy was investigat­
in town this week
Dorath. Randall, Emerald Barber,
ing this case for sevral days and that LOCAL BOY SCOUTS TO GOVERN
Gerald Bush, 100 per cent.
Mrs. Maude VanTuyle is a Port­ a large number ot witnesses were
CITY BY COUNCIL AND MAYOR
Grad- 6: Louise Bush. M'axine Pow-
land visitor this week.
called, This was given a large
311, 100 per cent. Freddie Donaldson,
amount of publicity by Portland pa-
The local chapter of Boy Scouts,
Mary Powers, Winfield Tinnerstet,
Dr. Boals reports the birth of a
Pers after they had received a con­ 'under the leadership of George N.
son to Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Goyne
)8 per qent.
cocted story from Tillamook regard­ Harness, are making plans for a Boy
Grad*- 7 : May me Brandes. Jack
ing the affair. Practically the whole Scout council and Mayor for the city
of South Prairie on Feb. 7th.
Movery. Howard Hohlfeld, Helen
Mrs Wm. Dunlap of Walla Walla of this story has been nailed as lies of Tillamook. This plan has been
Barber. Rosa Schield 100 percen;
is spending a few weeks In the city and, since the grand jury investiga­ tried out in numerous communities
Bessie Btrber, 98, Rosa Mayer 96.
with her parents Mr and Mrs. Burr tion, it has appeared that that body with great success.
Mayor Smith
Grade 8: Francis Powers, Helen
was unable to get enough evidence has approved of the plan. It Is also
Beals.
Hoover. 100 per cent.
or that a crime had been com- expected that the boys will take over
DISH 2. Grade 4: Arthur Goyne.
Mrs. Geo. Kiehm and daughter mitted to return a true
bill, the tourists park the coming summer-
M, Moby Dtarby 98.
Helen went to Portland Tuesday to This virtually means that the
and keep it up. as well as assist with
Gnu ie 6: George Becker, Ethel -pend a few days
grand jury believes that the brand­ the cleanup campaign of the city.
Saling. Minnie Matkovich, 100. Duro-
Evidence
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunt and Miss ing did not take place.
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tha Smith, 98; Nathaniel Reiger 96;
up
to
show
that the BOND ELECTION CARRIES
was
brought
nee Reiger 94, Martin Recker Helen Dürrer drove to Portland
Thursday, Miss Dürrer plans to re- scars on the woman's breast were
BY A LARGE MAJORITY
a'd Rife, Archie Saling 90.
S. L. Beals, petty larceny: Ed Mar-
e 7: Magdalene Hellebuyck 98 main there for about two weeks vis.
shall, unlawful possession of intoxi­
The school election held today
8: M'argaret Becker, Edgar i'ing friends.
cating liquor; T. A. Johnston, aiding from 2 to 7 p. m. resulted favorably
'Ferdinand Becker 100; Joseph
Clarence Hui liman of Woods was prisoner to escape; James S. Graham,
for the bond election that is propos­
Blaser 98; Genevieve Rife 92.
Tillamook visitor Thursday.
larceny by bailee and failure to sup­ ed by the School Board, The utiof-
DIST. 6. Grade 4: Boyd Miles,
Mis. Jean LaLonde and son James port wife and children; Alfred Al­
ficial vote this evening stood 140 to
100. Wesley Porter 98, Roy Dunn 90. Au via went to Newberg Saturday
den, threats to kill; O. Hendricks, 22 in favor of the new school build-
Gra de 5. Hazel Etzwiler 98, Inez where they visited with relatives, re.
criminal syndicalism and sabotage; Ing.
Smith 94, LaVern Miles 92,
urning Thursday.
Daniel Peters, grand larceny. Beals
The election was to authorize the
Gra<ie 7. Ruth Redberg 96.
plead guilty and the rest were given issue of bonds tor the erection of a
Mrs
Dolph
Tinnerstet
was
operat
­
dis r 7.
Grade 6: Lucile Hinges
new! $95,000 grade school building
ed on at the Boals hospital on Thurs. until Tuesday morning to plead.
98.
Inent physicians confirmed this af- on the Stillwell tract that was pur.
DIST. 8. Grade 3: Carroll Chance, day morning and is reported as im­
the result of acid burns and not chased by the school board some time
proving rapidly.
96, Luella Hopkins 94.
burned there by a hot Iron as she at ago.
Grade 4: Ernest Weiss, 100; Syl-
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shipley return­ first
It
is
quite
related,
96; Edith Ross 94;
ed Tuesday from Oregon City where generally thought that the branding
The annual stockholders meetiing
Thelmb Hopkins, Fran- they liad gone to attend the funeral
scare was brought up either to throw of the Tillamook County Creamery
elsh, John White, 100; Charles of Mr Shipley’s sister.
discredit upon some organization »r association will be held on Wednes­
n 98; Goldie Hopkins 96; Ber-
Mrs M. W. Harrison, of Portland, to be used as a club to be held over day, February 14. 1923 at the hour
nadin. Allison, 94.
the heads of persons who were in po­ of 10:30 a. m. at the association
visiting
in the city this week.
is
Edmunds
98.
Grade 6: " Lois
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ssession of information of certain in- rooms.
Vera Sappington, Eve-
The American Legion Auxiliary discretions of Mrs. Standish and
lyuBCharst 100, Mildred Edmunds met Thursday afternoon at the home
The association is now taking con­
some local men. The real facts of
of Mr A. J. Anderson. Mrs. J E the matter may never be known. At tracts on mill run for the next few­
months on the basis of $31 off the
IT. 9: Grade 3: Mary Harrison Shearer, Mrs Burr Beals and Mrs.
least the reputation of the communi-
Peterson, Buster - - 100; Chilcott were the hostesses. After
carg. Linseed oil meal $3 per sack
lty has been cleared by the refusal
■^■ette Brandes, Marion Larson, the business session refreshments'
or $60 per ton if bought now. Dal.
k>f the grand jury to bring an Indi et­
Bennet, M'arguerFe Bendide, were served by the hostesses. The
rymen desiring to contract for above
ment in this case.
should communicate their wants to
Den& 11 Krake 98; Marguerite Z
are
as
Auxiliary is doing a splendid work
The indictments returned
fei, Almi Greenwald, Allen K rake, for the disabled soldiers. At Christ-
he e i-i'tary. as prices on these feeds
follows
will undoubtedly be higher later on
Marie
John Vetch, Twila Woods,
sent
to
the
two
vet-
mas time they
in the season
Other feeds remain
Geteh I, Junior Holden, 96; Vivian erans hospitals at Portland a bunch
William Kennedv <-:i ■ in
In­ unchanged.
Whit. Jewel Leach. Oren Rosenberg, of bauanas. a box of apples and a
John Dot gh rty 94; Harry White. box of oranges. This week the mem­ Thursday for a shott visit teturn-
The i
k iiion wishes to report
ing Monday afternoon to bi- studies
MaiT'' 'e* Coates, Andrew Vetch.
that all of its grass and clover hay
ire sending
sending several boxes of
at the Pacifli Dental collt-g
Irene
Mew Gould. Lois Parraz
m slid, but : hat it will have
home canned fruits and Jelly to the
tang. Dale Mi’N'Nn in-
Keith boys, Next month they will fill the
Clay Daniels, of Moire took
. at of clover here In a few
n
daughter
Alim
to
P"
^Rtle
days.
Alfalfa
is still ' felling at > ;
are
rookie jar- at the hospitals and
Mi
• ’Rind p Ices were raised
also planning to make slippers for week for treatment
j.1 !" H-” -Id J • . J »•,
-t wi k
Daiiymen will prob
the boys The next meeting will be has been ill for some tin:
seri. I
vii
n1n by buying their hay re
aeld t»< > ond rhursday In March condition has been for a
hi .- now. as there will be llt-
Mr. aqd Mrs. McAlpine of Gari- QUS.
Zniwma’i. Martin Hoffert. . i*b wer-j in town on
< Iect from In a few weeks. Al­
?.
and Mri^ Guy Me loon
business
'HTlnr. Carre ft Inn +714: <
li y coming in has beet mt.
Mi.- J. B. S: jn t ’ l< !
Tliursiiaj.
Litten Boals, Cha las ----- -—
Mi- E W. Thomas of Cloverdale. day xdsitors in tir • i’y
Coates, Clam}cB< -*-■?, Mql-
w ... «hbpping tn the city Friday
----- , Loraine Larsen, Lola
Mrs.. Henry Ely of Hemlock was
ck. Delores Greene, Iola Braden.
the city Friday.
in
Alld rd 98; Veda Berckhard, El-
Edward
Bettscher is in Portland
Diehl, Hallie Aust n, Bobby
tending the auto show.
B, Helen Hadley r'«: X’ber»
Miss Alta Simmons has a let tai
y Hosley, Noris Zinin. Daniel
in. Morgan Run khard 94; Can from h«r brother Eugene, «lio enlist
Ihristensen, Simpson Hamorkk. ed in the navy a. few months ago,
je Bennet, 92; Ravthal Wood», that-the training ship. U. S. 8- New
er Hubbard, Mary Drake, La- Mexico, on which be is stationed has
left for the Panama canal, where th«
Mattoon. Norton Johnson 90.
•iGtS'k 5-
Ethel Heatlev. Hazel Atlantic and Pacific fleets will meet
OM MOM
“
n. Ruth Kuratli, Oneida Ryan, for maneuvers .
ed LeUch, Doris Long, Herman
in a communication to Mrs. A. D
r, Perl Earhart. Floyd Rosen- Smith, Rev McRae of the Presbyter,
John Delany, Burdet Nicholas. ian i hurch says: "According to our
Franklin, Bruce Mahan, Bryan usual custom we will have a special
»n. Catherine Shultz
Lo;s Memorial service next Sunday morn
s. 100; Marjorie Wiley, Leah
g in the Presbyterian churiffi in
hard. Vera Rosenbery- Georgia honor of our martyred President
, Thelmh Stone, Roy Seiland, ALrabam Lincoln
The date is Feb
ferl Loll. Carl Zweifel, Dar 1 11. at 11 a. m We therefore extend
, 98; David Sheldon, Clark a most cordial invitation to he
Hoir e. M; Lois Getti U. Mfinley h < .. Coriah Relief Corps No
Redd mg 92: Arthur Wright, 90.
Dep- of Oregon to Join with us
G» Ide 6: Elva Bigia?, Lorene I on this occasion aad bring our
honor to the memory
bington, Ruth JtA*
. T uc le
c. ErmaJ Hosley. Mjnie i Pye, Ar
i’a greatest president
d K.pg, Yvonne Graham. E,J
iect will be: "Lincoln. The Great
Smith, 100; Donald Crenshaw, Amt' olean
lean.” We hope that it will be
•1 ------, Pearl Whit»-. P.uth Ham- possible foi you to be with us upon
France»
Martindale.
Ruth the date menioned ’’
98; Vergil Langtry, Mildred
Homer Flagg of Bay City broke
Pearl Wilks. David Schnall, his leg Wednesday.
Mills. 96; Jessie Hodg- M»-
C. H. Anderson, Nehalem met.
krat, Erma Todd. Bessie Ba- chant, was In the city the first part
Lee StewNrt. 94, Ev+lyn Ze .¿r.
it the week.
The local company of the Oregon
National Guard topped the list for
the month of January with the
highest per ventage of attendance of
all units of the state. This is not
the first time that Company K has
gained this position, but the unique
thing is the rating, which was 97.9,
the highest ever on record in the
state. The following telegram from
the Adjutant General of Oregon was
received this week by Capt. J. E.
Shearer:
"Company K, Tillamook, stands at
head of list Oregon National Guard
this month with largst percentage qi
drill attendance on record.
Your
rating for month is 97.9. You and
your officers and men deserve the
highest commendations for this re.
markable showing. George A. White
Adjutant General.’’
Next Monday evening there will
be an Inspection of the personnel
and equipment of Company K by Ma­
jor H. E. Browne, U. S. Army. All
members of the company have been
notified by circular that the Inspec­
tion is due and that all equipment is
to be brought to the armory before
Sunday evening.
4-
C. T. Travis an attorney of Port.
land was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. R B Miller visited with
friends tn Forest Grove this week.
There will be a meeting of the
Tillamook County Cow Testing as.
sociation Saturday at 2 p. m. at
Anyone
Carl Haberlach’s office
interested in testing for the follow,
Jng year is requested to attend. -
Adv.
Am In earch of opening where
set vices and small investment will
pay reasonable return. Bond and
reference submitted.
R. W. Wat­
kins, Bayoceati, Ore Adv.
E. M. Condit and M. D Ackley are
Portland visitors this week to the
auto show
P. J. Worrall left the first of the
week for California on a vacai ion
trip
Mr and Mrs Jason Powell and
daughter returned Sunday from Cal­
ifornia where they have been spend-
Ing the past few months.
\ " a .N l ED 10 BUY RHODE ISLAND
ited chickens; any number. Write
giving price Denis Chabot Happy
il ill'K' Game Fi*“m, ■' a id' Ore­
18.31
gon.—
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DAIRY FOR SALE 30 't)W PER-
fectlon double unit milking ma.
chine, almost new; all dairy equip
mm'
Dodge min- ’•rein I Ford
Adams and
touring and trailer
Lemon. Dallas. Ore.
V ant po barrow
give as security lim.
169 a<i a
mook.
Gone but Not Forgotten
AckiijMT
Gemevi «vs,
CO ha O fN AX
th
A week from the coming Saturday
February 17, Is the date set for a lo.
cal Teachers’ Institute to be held at
Nehalem. This will be the third in­
stitute this season. Teachers from
till parts of the county have been
urged to attend. Matters Interesting
t<. educators will be taken up and leg
islatton at the present session of the
legislature will also be gone into.
The teachers of the Nehalem schools
will serve a lunch.
The circuit court opened its Feb.
ruaty term this week and after hear,
ing a number of civil cases, adjourn,
ed until Tuesday morning.
The case of A. C. Everson versus
N. W Phelps, an action for money,
was heard Monday and a Verdict
rendered for the plaintiff says that
an appeal will be made to the su.
pteine court.
A number of divorce decrees were
granted as follows: Leslie W. Trav­
is versus Lillian Travis; Mae Nestor
versus Francis Nestor; Etta Mc­
Naughton versus Hugh McNaughton
John Snyder versus Nora May Sny­
der; Lottie E. Glad versus Edward
E. Glad, Jesse Davis versus Harriet
Davie.
Pearl S. Matthews vs. Peter N.
Forsythe, a foreclosure of mortgage;
foreclosure was allowed, as was also
in the case of P. S. Brumby versus
Maggie Maybee.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Foster enter,
lained visitors over the week end.
In the party were Mrs. Maude Miller
of Honduras, Mrs. Nettle McGee, of
Spokane and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Ruppell of Potland.
• • •
Mrs ira Smith, Mrs. G. A. Reeher
and Mrs. Frank Matthews entertain­
ed the Kensington club Wednesday
at the Masonic, hall. Although only
a small number were present it was
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
one of the most enjoyable meetings
of the year. After the usual fancy-
Sunday school 10 a. tn. Morning
work a Valntine game was played tn (Worship 11 a. in., subject "Lincoln,
‘9
which Mrs. Leslie Harrison won first the Great American.’' This is Lin.
prize and Mrs. J. E. Reedy conaola- ¡coin Memorial service to which the
taiii. The dining room was a de­ G A. It., the \V. 11. C., the American
lightful surprise with Its red shaded Legion, the Boy Scouts are especially
candles, red hearts and pussywillows. invited. Evening worship 7:30, sub­
Tiny Valentines marked the places ject: "Laying up Treasure.-, in Hell.”
and u very delicious lunch was serv­
You are always invited to this
ed. The club will meet again the church Allan A. McRae, Minister.
7th of March w’ith Mrs. A. K. Case,
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Mrs. Sam Vlerlck and Mrs. R A Leon­
METHODIST CHURCH
ard as hostesses
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The Revival Is now on at the M. E.
Mrs. Sam Greene was hostess for church. There Is already a great In­
the Priscilla club February 2nd. The ti rest manifested. You are going to
house was decorated in Valentine hear Fred Canady sing every evening
colors and the luncheon carried out a man who has had offers of thous­
In the same color scheme. Members ands of dollars to sing for the operas
I>iesent were the Mesdames Franklin but chose to sing for God for less
Hadley, Plank, Condit, Rlechers, money, He has sang from coast to
Morrison and Partridge. The guests coast In auditoriums seating thous-
of the afternoon were the Mesdames auds. All are welcome
Ilenkle, King, Winslow, Stanley and
Budd.
SUMMONS
• • •
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reedy enter­
Oregon for Tillamook County
tained at dinner Sunday at their Maude Martin Johnston, plaintiff,
home on Third street. The guests
vs
were Mr and Mrs E G Anderson. Mi J D Nlnmau, also known as Jo-
and Mrs. E K Gilbert, Mr and Mrs. K
nas D Niman, Sarah Niman, his
N Henkle and Miss Lois Daniels
wife, Harriet Belle Sadler, for.
• • •
,,»ri -• *
merly Harriet Belli- Niman, and
One of the most 'delightful affairr Joe Sadler, her husband, defendants.
nl I* i week was a party given last
To J D. Niman, Sarah Niman,
Fiday evening by Mrs. A. H. Gaylord Harriet Belle Sadler anil Joe Sadler
in honor ot Miss Nell Gaylord, Mu- the above punted defendants:
sic and sewing were the diversions
o of Oregon
In th
nl the evening and a delicious sup- you ar
; to r.ppear
per was served. Those present were nnd a
■I nt filed
.Mu William Dunlap, Mrs. Hatvcy against
■e entitled
Eblneer, Mrs Vida MIIHs. Mt Rett Court II
, -. the ex-
■ P i-on. Miss Beulah Roger.;, M
in the date
M. ig’ He Ilrakel, Mlsi Viu C< i
>f this Hum-
• lis Qeorgiu Barry, Miss Then < I
• ’’z appear
Guylord and th' honor gm i
will apply
1 demanded
A LARGE, FINE NEW STORE in the compli
li ia that
loom for nut by T II. Goyo* In plaint Hi have
. no
i I k
his now concrete building Rent detuiidnnI .1
very reasonable. ■> ..........
17n
as Jonas D. .’
,$250.00 with lnt"K -l from June 5.
192o. .it 7 ( h i < * tit pe i autiout, for
C HRISTIAN CHURCH
th* further «urn if $ ltJU OU n- attor­
Good music, Gospel sermons and neys tec and for the co. I anil, <110-
nteifesting services
We have a buiswnunts of this suit, and for a de.
Mans cine: with an enrollment of < k i forei loHitig a ,mort, ,i| i execut­
forty members
Come and join our ed by suid di-findiHil to Andrew
Bible school next Sunday morning at Johnston on aun** G, 19JU, recorded
1n yolume VII Hl tb> Mortgage Roc.
io a m
V •
oi<i.< of Tillamook County, Oregon, at
Morning worship and Communion
pages 483-5, and covering th* South
.-••i vice Ila in
The three Erideav
half of the Northwest quarter of Sec.
< i department« will mint in tlielt
lion 21. TownWHhlp 5 South. Range
regular places ne»' Hunday evening
10 Wi <t. of the Willamette Me idian,
at 6 30 Evenlug eviigells'lc .ervice
nnd ordering the sale of «aid proper,
’ 30 p. m.
ty and applying the proceeds there,
Morning subject, “WliM la God
from to the payment ftt HU Judg.
I s'" Evening subject in Percy
tnent, and further decreeing’ that the
Grant rector of th» f’hu -h of the
defendants and cat h of them b*> fo/.
'• -rui on In New York City i i just
ever barred and foreclosed of all
now causing much <■ liment t mong
rlgtit title or Interest in or to said
ni-ricun clergymen iwcaure ' f hl»l property i ■ any portion theieof ex.
Minty
• f the B-bli m •II. DI
cept statutory right of redemption
t
irlat
Dr. Grant
and lot general relief.
loss
nd did not suffer Hi y
This summons is served np'ui you
the
- of Adam r b* I iuvio
by publication In
tbr Tillamook
that
>)e stories ate
Headlight by order of the Honorable
„ N.
was not DI vine
Geo R Bagley, Judge of the above
stlan
, pastor of
named Court, made on the 8th day of
tate
will answer the abo
February. 1923, requiring publlca.
nt« In his sermon next Sunday ut tion thereof to be made once a week
30 p. tn
lor six siicii -.-ive I ’l.ks. and the
I In public Is Invited to hi ar the date of th- Hr it publicatl i hereof
stor both morning and evening
Is February »th. 1933
HOTIS and WINSl.OW,
Atlort.iys for Plaintiff