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(ill kl ni o o TILLAMOOK, TILLAMOOK COUNT Y, OREGON. FEBRUARY 23- 1923 VOLUME 34; NUMBER 20 MRS. LULA GADKE ASSURED FOR CITY < *•« Last Friday the state senate pass ed the bill allowing an appropriation The court adjourned last Wednes fo. a state armory at Tillamook. flay to meet again next Monday. This bill had aready been passed by In the case of T. R. Pollock vs. Ju the house. It Is not known just lius Erickson for damages resulting when Governor Pierce wil sign the rom the plaintiff being hit by Erick bill, but it will piobably be in the son's automobile last summer, the near future. Jury rendered a verdict for $275 as The appropriation was for $20,000 'damages to the plaintiff Pollock had and an effort was made in the legis sued for $10,000 damages and $70 lature to divert the money for other doctor's fees. purposes by certain interests. Local E. F. Smith received a judgment people can thank Representative against the Mill Spruce company for Watson and Senator Edwards for the wages due him and others who work fight they put up for the bill. Gen eral White was a strong supporter .«fl for the milling concern. In the case of the state vs. Daniel for the appropriation. I: ’r* I ir. to P- 11a at the Mrs. Lula Gadke died home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank 1922. Cross at Hebo December 9, The remains were buried at the I O O F cemetery near Hebo. Mrs. Gadke was born February 23. 1873 at Ft. Scott, Kansas. When 7 years of age she crossed the plains with her parents, locating in the Waldo hills in Marion county in 1880- In 1887 she marired John Morris at Aumsville, to which union were born four children, Mrs. Mabel Cross, Mrs. Mac Mattoon, both of this county, and Clara and Goldie both of whom are deceased. Mrs. Gadke later married Wm. Gadke at Oregon City. Paters for grand larceny, the jury «turned a verdict of not guilty. CLOVERDALE ITEMS In the two cases of the state Mrs Grace Learned is suffering Against antes S. Graham, the non from a badly sprained ankle. support case was dismissed on ac— count of a technicality and the lar M rs. R. Allen and son Rich and ceny by bailee charge was comprom— Mr. and Mrs A Compton have return ed from a tour through California, iMd ^Alfred Ahlden, a prisoner is the having been gone three months. county jail was tried tor threatening Lawrence Ramsdell and family of tofkill T. E. Epplett, the jailer, and Dallas have moved onto the Glick was found guilty. — ranch '.'here Mr. Ramsdell will as ------------- 4—_--------- sist Mr. Glick in running his dairy. t A X F.T.TAS HA MT. IN McGhee’s orchestra will give an Millard Nendel accompanied by other musical program in the near his mother Mrs. Nendel and Mrs. Elias Hamlin was born in Iowa — Blanche Zinn spent Sunday at Gar April 14. 1838. living there until he future Watch for dates. »... ibaldi visiting her sister Mrs. Glenn cam*1 to California in 1865 as captain Mrs. Lou Parker was in town Foote. of an immigrant train, and later mov SL Monday from Garibaldi. ing to Portland where he lived for Wm. Williams underwent an op neai ly twenty years. He moved to Mrs. J. S. McClure and her moth eration at the Boals hospital Sunday Till mook about 14 months ago, and er of Bay City were shopping tn town and is reported as getting along died February 16, at the home of nicely Thursday. his son George Hamlin in this city. —♦------------- | J’hree children survive. George, COMPANY K TO MIX WITH Cor; and Edward; M tb . Hamlin and WHITNEY LUMBER COMPANV thr. other children having died pre ti^u-iy. Tomorrow night at the high school P^*uneral services were conduct^! gym. will be witnessed a basketball J Sunday at the Hamlin home by game between the soldier team from fl. Wilson and burial services were Company K and the men from the at th« I O O F cemetery. Whitney mill at Garibaldi. A good LOCAL LODGE B*P O ELKS game is promised by those who know -------------- 4-------------- TO ELECT OFFICERS MAR 1 ROCKAWAY NOTES I t. The annual election of officers for G. W. Boldwick is very sick with the: local lodge of Elks will take appendicitis. Dr. Robinson la th« at plac<- at the lodge rooms of the or tending physician. der Thursday. March 1. Quite a Geo. Sampson baa returned from ■*iber of nominations have been Portland and la engaged in building made and a spirited election is ex- bls 22nd house at Ocean Lake. ^Ked. ’ I AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET THIS EVENING FOR RIG TIME The local poet of the American Legión will hold their regular meet - Ing at the Woodman hall thie even- The off lee re of the (filiation promise a big time and a general get-together. ing at 8 p. m. Il ------------- ♦------------- BARRY THOMAS IS INJURED WHILE WORKING MONDAY While working at the new plant of ■9' EDITORIAL Quite a number of people of this county were insul'ed last week by be ing sent through the mall printed circulars pertaining to the apprrach ing trial of O. llerdricks foi crim inal syndicalism. Th; circulars wne .apparently mai'td Horn Portland a •• t were in behalf of the man, who was caught at the Whitney camp while preaching the di ctrines of the I WW As a word of warning it might be timely to mention that the circula tion of such documents is contrary to law nad anyone caught in the act .of doing this can be severely punish ed. The Wobblies are a class of peo pie who will stop at nothing to gain their criminal ends. ------------ 4------------ Mrs. J. M. Wilson went to Port land this week to be present at the Multnomah county Rebekah assein— bly which was held yesterday morn- The J C Penney store in this city ing. Mrs. Wilson is an officer ot waa closed Monday from eleven to the state assembly of Rebekahs twelve as a tribute to Mrs. J. C. Pen ney. wife of the head of the organ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrick were isation, whoee funeral was held at (heard from at Los Angeles this week. that hour in the east. They plan to be home within a few days. —— Mrs. W. Kuppenbender of Milwau The community chorus is becotr kie, Oregon, is visiting here at the lug well organized. A good program home of her eon Abe. is well under way which will b« Mrs. Clara Thurman, daughter given in the near future. V .re CLOVERDALE HAS BUILDING Mrs. Merton Everest who was bad I ula and mot het Mr. . C’amblet went passes and tenors are needed Please BOOM AGAIN THIS SPUIN'■ ly burned when their house burned to Dayton Tuesday evening being report at the next meeting Tuesday / Cloverdale is --- taking '--- on the look some weeks ago is at the Sherer- called there by the death of Mrs. evening at 7:45 at th< home of Mrs. Merrick hospital. .. Thurman’s niece. E. E. Koch. — of a busy place again with a new ------------4------------ John Carroll has been engaged to Mrs. Fred Pickett and son George hotel and a new amusement hall be Mrs. Ed Brenner, who has been ing t rected. The hotel is being built Erwin and Mrs. August Shearer and sing again rur the Oregonian broad ill for several days with a bad cold, by a man named Sanders of Yambll daughter Marguerite were visiting In casting service next Friday evening is out of the house again enjoying March 2nd. He will sing three so and the amusement hall is being the city Wednesday. the sunshine. los just before the Olson orchestra built by Shortridge and Hagelund. ------------- 4--------- — Mrs. S. S. Provost was in the city program. This will be the second ▲ man by the name of Woodward of The building occupied a year or on business Wednesday from Bay time Mr. CarroU has sung over the Kia: nath has moved to Cloverdale with his family and has bought out two ago by the Rex theatre has been City. radio. the blacksmith shop of Al Boone, sold and will be converted into a Mrs. A. K. Case and M rs. Art D. O. Spitzmesser, manager of the Mr. Boone has gone into insurance, pool room, it is said. Case and daughter Geraldine are Pennington store wasa a visitor to it is said. leaving the last of the week for a the mill town at Garibaldi Tuesday. ------------ 4------------ MEAT MARKET IS ABSORBED trip to Portland and Hillsboro to Mr and Mrs. Howard Erskine are FITHIAN LODGES MEET IN BY TWO OTHERS THIS WEE k visit with Helen Case and Mrs Ollie leaving Saturday for Aloha to visit JOINT SESSION MONDAY Reiter. They will be away about Mrs.. Erskine ’s sister Mrs Agnes two weeva — __ __ i meat market of Louis Loll The Wheeler. They will also visit in Monday night was the anniver was sold to the Tillamook Meat Co. sary of the Pythian order and was and Ed Hadley this week. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Toney and I Portland while gone. celebrated by the local lodge with a Mrs. Loll intend to take a trip thru daughter Marcielle ore visiting Mra. Bert Severance and Mrs. Fred joint meeting of the Knights of California upon completion ot the friends in McMinnville this week Poorman were in town Thursday Pythias and the Pythian Sisters A business here. , Dr. Robinson reports the birth of from Garibaldi ---- . Edward D. Cur program was given, ------------ 4------------ -M.S ■ a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jen- tla. of Twin Rocks, charter member Mr. and Mrs. Sid Blanchard of James Watson, accompanied by his nlngs of Idaville on Feb. 30th. of the Grand Lodge of Oregon and sisters Rolletta and Virginia motor Nehalem were in town this week. first representative to the Su- Lloyd Edwards drove to Salem ed to Portland Saturday, returning Rollle Watson came in Saturday ime Lodge from this jurisdiction Thursday afternoon to bring Senator the next day. evening from Salem and went out was the principal speaker of the and Mrs C. J Edwards home again Monday morning accompanied .««ring. After the program the George Smith, who has been con by Mrs Watson, who will remain the in Mrs. Ora Krumlauf was shopping hian Sisters served a lunch I fined to his home with a bad cold in town Wednesday. Mrs. Krunilauf there with him until the close of the room recently is again feeling better. legislature, lives at Garibaldi .... - -------- ♦---------- at ba rt; i Lüaùliqljt th« Coast Power company last Mon day afternoon, Harry Thomas, who hag been employed there for some tlia» fell and broke several ribs. The injured man was taken to the Sher- ^^^^Kderrirk hospital for treatment | Mr. and Mrs. D. W Menn ahve re turned to their Salt Air home after a two montha trip, Frank Ast man has loaded a car ot spruce thia week. __ M. J. Maddox baa started his gar age for his passenger buaaee Data Mar tiny was at the beach thia w«ek demonstrating the new Star ear. Margaret Davies came in to help her father W. A Davies with hie store at Salt Air. G W Gray la able to be out again recovering from hia sickness G. A. Boldwick's daughters. Mrs Chas Hoffman of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Keish Abraham of Cherry Grove were called to hia bedside. J. J. Krebs is putting a Dew floor I d bla garage TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Last Wednesday, Supt. Turnbull nave a report of the Pacific Univer sity Glee Club, giving receipts of expenses. The balance after the ex penses were paid there was $49 which was presented to Alfred Gab riel, manager of the "Kilchis” An nual. • * On account of weather condition^ outside, the debate was postponed This delay has given everyone plen ty of time to save enough pennies, nickels and dimes, to come and hear the debate in the THS auditorium ■'duoMlay, Feb. 21 at 8 p. ni. Dall as H. 8. VB T H S This promises to be a good lively debate as we all know the Philippine question is one of great importance of today. The JHS girls made a record when they played Bay City girls basketball Friday of which we showed our proudness. It was the first outside game the gills h . I piny ed this season. The score w:.- ' ■ 3 i’ favor of T H S. The < nits of this game are due a great deal to the efforts of Miss Philinpi— the girl 4 new coach. The High school midgets sure hav. a pro!-i une as a basketball l, h i will some day make old T H S shout with joy. She score tli ■ brought to view Friday evening as ’I’ II S Midgets 37 Bay City 19 After the game s unlwiches and cocoa were served to ail the players of the evening. ...._ Our basketball boys did not come home quite so eager to tell of their good time and large score as they generally do. One reason was that the Johnson Twins were not able to be with them on this trip, and an other reason was, the scores went not up to the expectations of th» boys. The score was Tillamook 12, Forest Grove 37, Tillamook 9, Hills boro 13. Everyone come and see THS boys turn the score around in our favor Thursday evening when Forest Grove come* in to play us at the Gymna- elum. This promises to be a lively game. Also if we win the rest of our games from now on, we have a chance to go to the Basket Ball C( nference at McMinnville in March ’’When a Feller Senior Play: Needs a Friend." Watch for the date. -------------- ♦-------------- The funeral of Nellie Virglnli Gardner 6 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gardner was held PLANS FOR BUILD ING UNDER WAY Since i the bond election authoriz- lug the I issuing of bonds to the ex- tent of : 195,000 for purposes c- erecting a new grade school bull«’ ing for this district the board of directors i have been beseiged with letters and visits from architects ana bond buyers who are interested in thy proposition. The school board, however are going ahead with caution and are looking all offers over carefully. He ently they ma le a trip to Seaside to see the new school building erected there and this week are in Portland where they will inspect some ot the new school houses in that city. i he latest plans the directors are considering are those of a one story building with no basement. This will be planned with the idea of add ing to it whenever more space i» needed. The bonds will probably be sold to the highest bidder before long. ¥ r* • >• * In a regular meeting last Monday s' i..ng the council decided to open 7th street west to traffic so as to have a street to work on in getting material and supplies to the new school building that iB to be erected. The ordinance prohibiting the sale and manufacture and having in one» possession intoxicating liquor wm passed to the third reading. The publication of the curfew or dinance was ordered done and the members of the council and the chief of police have determined to enforce this law The ordinance pro hibiting chickens running at large will also be strictly enforced, said Chief White. —_ J. M Wilson was elected to fill the vacancy In the council caused by M. It. Terry moving from his ward. _ _ Mr. and rMs. \V B Honey of Hebo were In town on business Wednesday + Mr. and Mrs. C. A McDonald of Blaine came to the city for a few days shopping this week, bringing with them Rev and Mrs. R. Y. Bla- lock. \7ddgty\ ♦ The L D Club met Fehruary 16th at the home of Mrs. II H Rosenberg HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB TO PRESENT JAPANESE PLAV with Mrs Hays assisting hostess. The The Japanese operetta. Princess Chrysanthemum, will be presented by the Girls Glee club of Tillamook iiigh schoo, March 2nd in the Gymna Blum. The cast has been practicing long and faithfully and those who bave heard them say that the per formance will be excptionally good. The scene is laid in fair Japan. A great fete is being held In honor of the Emperor’s daughter, Princess Chrysanthemum. She 1 b loved by Prince So 811. who seeks the aid of Saucer Eyes the Wizard Cat, who carries the Princess off to the Cave of Inky Night, leaving the Emperor and Prince So True distracted at her strange disappearance. following members were present: Mesdames E Anderson, Armentrout, Boone, Bunn, Breeden, Doty, Frisble Gabriel, Harris, Henkle, Hosley, Hoy Leach Moulton. Mathers, O’Dell, J. 11. Rosenberg, White and one guest, Mrs. Armstrong. Delicious refresh ments were served. The club will meet March 2nd at the home of Mrs Hosley with Mrs. Gabriel assisting hostess. • • • A delightful program was given last Friday eveniog at the atudio of Mrs. E. E. Koch. The occasion waa an informal musicale given by some of the pupils assisted by a violin solo by Mr. Koch and a vocal solo with violin obligato by Mr. and Mr*. Koch Mary Lamar, Cordelia Aat— field, Beatrice Sheldon, Mabel Har rison, Velma Daniels and Rowena Hanson rendered some heavy num bers in an accurate and finished man ner. The pupils now are preparing a musicale pageant which will be given tn April. The efforts of the Princess to es - cape and of Prince So True to rescue her, provide a number of dramatic situations The music la tuneful, and the Or! ental setting gives opoprtunity for last Wednesday at the Christian many colorful pictures. Music will church. The death of the baby oc- be furnished by the High School e e e curred on Sunday morning of pneu- orchestra — Mrs. Ed Kellow gave a birthday monia after an Illness of only thirty —4------------- dinner Saturday at her home at Bea— -ix hmus. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ver in honor of her mother Mrs. ♦ À ♦ Rhodes, A number of friends and Peter Boema has returned to Tlll- ♦ lelatives were present, « AT THE CHURCHES L. Fried and W. S. SchulplnB of amflnka fter several months wander- ♦ « Bosma ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the Orpheum theatre in Portland Ing In the eastern states <b The Silver Tea which was held were in the city this week Both are and Fred Rohrback went to Tennes- UNITED BRETHREN ^f on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. old friends of Louie Labowitch ana see about a year ago by automobile David Kuratli for the benefit of the visited him while here. and Rohrback got married there and Sunday school 10 a. m. Classes for stayed. ------- all ages. Preaching service 11 a. tnp Monday Musical club was a great Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marolf wTio success. Over fifty women were pres The pastor will hold a senes of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Jennings of have been spending the last few j ent during the afternoon. The rooms months in Portland returned home Hay City are In town on business revival meetings at Beaver begin were tastefully decorated with the ning Sunday, Feb 28. Services er turday. today. national colors and red hatchets ery evening at 7:30. No evening were much in evidence. Mrs. Fred pr^jt.-blng service at Tillamook while Small Entertained with a Jelightful the n eetjngs are In progress at Piano solo. Mrs. Robert McGrath Heaver. — W O WOOLEVER, Pastor read a most interesting paper on the life of Washington Mrs. Reta An derson sang a much appreciated so PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lo "Carry Me Hltfk Jo Old Virginie." / Mrs. E E. oKch sang *“ Sunday school 10 a m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Rev. Louis An Singing" and "Violet ." In her usu ’ derson of Myrtle Point. Ore, will al charming manner. The tea table preach both morning and evening. wm presided over by Mrs. F. C. Esch nex poor o He is oomlng as a candidate for the Mrs Fred Small and Mrs Alfred An pastorate of the church. He is a derson, who were charmingly gown brother of Newton Anderson of our ed as colonial ladles. Mias Eliza-, city. It is said that he Is a speaker. beth Mowry as a little darky girl was In attendance In the dressing Everybody cordially invited - —---------- 4------------ - x room- * GLADII I Dorff ire T I Catholic Services at Cloverdale Next Sunday the community at Cloverdale wil) witness th« conns cratlon and Installation of a new bell which the Cathoks of St Josephs parish have secured for their church. I be Rt Rev Abbot Bernard Murphy of St Benedict’s Abby together with other Visiting clergy will b.- present to conduct the services I here will be two maeMo tn the morning. dhe at 8 and th« other at 10 30 a m After ibs 1<>. • warm lunch will be served, This will b" followed by a bazaar for which the ladles of the parish have been pt «paring for some time The ceremony of consecration will take place at 2 p tn. followed by Bene diftion of the Blessed Sacrament Everybody is welcome and kindly invited to attend the entire program A get aeqVainted" party jvas bald Monday evening, Feb. 12th,’ fi number of ta<ll«s at the home of Mr,’ arid Mis Joe Parsno. The ladles g»'» them a pleasant surprise by spending the evening with tbsm and getting acquainted with Mrs Par- ras</. son and wlfe. Mr and Mr». MeAtt« and Mr». Ptttenger, of Li n- coin. Net, goc|aJ chit-chat and stories of olden days were the di versions of the evening At a late hour the ladies displayed good eats prepared for the occasion to which ample Justice was done Those pres ent were Mrs Margaret Oathout, Mrs Fred Feldschau. Mrs. Charles Keynolda Mia A D Smith, _ Mrs Fi rank lleyd. Mrs. Frankie Berry Berry, Mrs Sam Vlerick. Mrs. Katie StilK- '«II. Mrs Woolfe, Mrs. George Wilt, Mrs. Pohl and Mrs Roy Wilson
