Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, April 20, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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FRIDAY, APRIL 2o
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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Maud G. Phelps ................ ......... 25.00 L. B. Lucas, sheriff off............
Charles F. Pankow, sheriff of 441.00 E. W. Holden, sheriff, of...........
We wish to thank our many friends E E Hanyen, circuit court.... 10.00 W. S. Coates, surv. of................
tor their sympathy and assistance dur
Homer Mason, Co. Ct................ 166.67 W. E. Anderson, surv. of...........
ing our recent bereavement Also
Elsie Vidito, Poor ..................... 40.00 H. W. Peters, surv. of................
for the many beautiful floral offer­
T. W. Armstronfi, poor ............ 174.00 A. H. Gulstrom, usurv. of...........
ings.
F. W. Farrar, surv. of................
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gienger, and
CIRCUIT COURT
Till. Co. Mut. Tel Co. ct hs ...
family.
B. C. Lamb ________ ____
6.20 A. W. Plank, Hdw. ct hs ........
Frank : Crane ................................
8.20 Fred Pye, ct. hs.........................
Work resumed on St. Helens-Pitts- J. W. Heyd ..................................
6.20 King & Crenshaw, ct. hs...........
burg market road.
Edw. ] Morehead ............................
7.20 W. S. Coates, surv of.............
Chas. Gross ..................................
6.20 Sunset Garage, surv, etc, ........
CONCERT
Chas. Desmond ..........................
8.00 I^mars Drug Store, sup...........
George Loerpabel ....................... 11.20 Headlight, clerk, etc ................
A Community Chorus Concert will C. 0. Blaue ..................................
6.60 Chas. F. Pankow, col ct., sher.
be given under the auspices of the J. T. Woodward ..........................
6.60 Chas. I. Clough, co. ct ...
Monday Musical Club. The chorus W. H. Sales .......... .................... 10.00 Tillamook Garage, sheriff
consisita of 20 voices and will be as­ Cyrus Randall ..............................
6.80
sisted by the Kiwanis Male Quartet Theodore Jacoby ..........................
7.40
Mrs. F. D. Small in a group of piano ■). B. Van Tresa
3.00
E. Mills .................... .......................
solos and Mr. E. E. Koch, violin.
6.20
This concert will be given at the John Hoffman ..............................
6.80
Christian church Friday evening, May S. W. Elliott, truant off.
35.00
4th, at 8 o’clock.
Watch for the Underwood Typewriter Co.
County Court .......................... . 110.00
program next week.
Bushong & Co. Assessors off.
4.75
o. W. Kinnaman, indemnity
25.00
K. M. Blaser, indemnity ........ 87.50
M. R. Hannenkratt, indemnity 12.50
GENERAL WARRANTS
Chris Wyss, indemnity ............ 12.50
April Term, 1923
R. C. Magarrell, indemnity ... 45.08
Chas. Pankow, Sher, of.........1 i 67.81 C. A. Johnson, assessor ............ 155.10
Ross Chilcott, court house.
5.00 Myrtle Wallin, assessor ............ 100.00
Daniel Peters, cir court ........
2.20 Ore. City Enterprise, aos. of..... 26 611
MOTHERS PENSIONS
O. A. C., county agent............ 1 1900.00
Johanna York ..........
17.50 Bell Kodak Shop, sher. of.......
1.23
Ivel V. Gillam ..........
17.50 Rosenberg Bros, poor ............ 36.85
Marie Getchell ........
40.00 Cora E. DeFord, poor ............ 25.00
Myrtle F. Dougherty
10.00 H. S. Brimhall, clerk
150.00
Henrietta Burdick
32.50 Edna L. Mills, clerks of.
100.00
Ethel Davis ..........
10.00 Gladys G. Edner, clerks of....... 95.00
Laura E. Ellis ......
10.00 Margaret R. Shearer, clerk of
3.60
Gertrude Bigelow
17.50 Lelia D. Doty, clerk of. ........ 86.40
Mary L. Dye ...
32.50 G. B. Lamb, supt. exp.
71.00
Elwe Hellebuyck ..
32.50 G. II. Lamb, supt.
150.00
Rosa Landolt
25.00 Margaret Armentrout, supt......
90.00
Kilham Stationery & Printing
Co., Court House ...............
350.71
Dr. R. T. Boa Is, insane, etc
188.00
Kathleen Mills, treas
125.00
Mrs. Sadie E. Harris, poor ... 42.35
T. H. Goyne, Dist Atty.
222.00
J. F. Jones, dist. sealei
7.75
John R. Patterson, cir ct.
15.50
J. P. Champagne, ct house
2.50
H. V. Alley, county court
156.00
R. O. Richards, county court ... 163.20
Smithys Variety Store, ct. hs.
1.50
Geo. W. Phelps poor
10.65
Crystal Laundry, court hs.
11.30
John J. Perry, court house
6.00
T. E. Epplett, cir cort ...
9.00
T. E. Epplett,, court house
23.10
T. E. Epplett, ct. hs. sal.
100.00
Postmaster, supt. office
66.96
Myrtle O. Mills, Dist. Atty
85.00
Glass & Prudhomms Co, cir ct 50.20
John Ander; on, Cir Court
7.40
E. W. Stanley, coroner
7.20
Dennison literally showers
R. N. Henkle, poor, coroner
163.30
vors upon party folks. For what
1>. It. Tinner.-tet, dairy & Food
gay party is complete without
Commissioner
175.00
its decorated cups for candy ami
Dr. J. N. Shaw, Dairy llrd. Ins 270.00
nuts, its snappers ami paper
R. W. Lewis, coroners court
1.-10
hats ?
1.40 1
John Nelson, coroners court
J. R. Sutthoff, coroners court
1.20
You can buy Dennison favors
J. D. Edwards, coroners court
1.20
ready made or you cun make
1.201
lb I>. Straite, coroners ct.
them yourself with crepe pa­
J. L. Carter, coroner court
1.10
per. Plan for them on your next
Oscar Peterson, coroners ct.
2.50
party.
R. Storm, coroners court
2.50
A. Grohler, coroners court
2.50
2.50 1
W. (’. Black, coroners court
■. R. Genrty, coron« • court
2.50
l. M. Met'in.lie, coront
court
2.50
II. S. Brimhall, clerk, bouiuy
I illamook, ()regon
John Anehini, lierill'
177.00
1.
Holden, Sheriff off.
50.00
CARD OF THANKS
150.06 Coast Power Co., court house
95.00 A. F. Coates Lbr. Co. ct hs........
93.30 Ed H. Best ..................................
.40 J. B. McCowell, cir court ........
15.55 George Leslie ..........
2.20 R. Hickey ...................
121.23 Tom Stickler ...................
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44.27 F. J. Walkley .........
Henry White, cir court ............
2.20 A. E. Kinney..............
2.20 Kathleen Mills ..........
40.00 Southern Pacific Co.......
Kelley Springfield Mot Co
.22
J. M. Martindale ............
114.41 Union Oil Co..................... ""
1.20 Wheeler Iron Works
10.00 Coast Power Co..............
51.60
Howard Cooper Corp’n
289.00 Holt Mfg. Co....................
43.50 Pac Tel & Tel Co........
32.71 Standard Oil Co.............. '
351.87
Robertson Hdw. & Steel Co
8.65 Wm. Ewan ........................
10.85 Chas. Ewan ...................
4.60 P. E. Allen ....................
134.73 Jack Leslie^ ..................
85.77
15.95
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52.10
73.87 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. court hs.
3.80
21.69 Sunset Cafe, cir. court ............
Nelson & Co. poor —................. 61.90
12.78
33.80
Till. Sheet Metal Wks, cth
14.36
Conover & Conover, Court House
21.56
and poor .................................... 45.70
11.50
3.50
T. C. Percy, court house........
.35
3.88
Frederick Post Co. surv of...
298.40
2.53
Leupold Post Co. surv of ........
.25
16.89
P. D. Ott, poor
3.27
2.80
Wm. Maxwell, cir court............
31.17
2.20
A.
H.
Harris,
cir
court
............
56.35
1.00
Chas. Desmond, cir. court ........
41.20
2.80
Charles Wells, cir court............
101.26
3.40
M. J. Cone, cir court ............
13.85
ROAD WARRANTS DIST NO 1
21.16
Madge DeFord, cir court ........
2.20
Belle Bailey, cir court ............
2.20
Harold Moen, cir court ............
2.20
C. E. Wise, cir court .................
2.20
Aden Stevens, cir court............
.50
City Transfer Co., ct house ...
Tom Bpffum, ct house ............ 63.70
8.50
Wm. Baker, sheriff .................
8.00
J. L. Burke, cir court .................
P. W. Barrett, assess, office.... 41.50
5.00
L. L. Hoy, insane .....................
2.80
G. B. Nunn, justice court ........
W M Baker, justice court........ 19.00
16.00
L. S. Hushbeck, poor ..
236.45
L. D. Hushbeck, poor
A. Cubitt ...................
Lamars Drug Store
H. W. Wyld, ..............
Valvoline Oil Co.........
Lamb - Schrader Co.
A. S. Tilden ...............
Anderson Bros..........
A. C. & H. Anderson
King & Crenshaw
Rockaway Garage
Fred Pye ..............
Paul F. Cooper ...
A. S. Acheson
Fred Miller
COMMISSIONERS COURT
FAVORS
For Everybody
CHAS I CLOUGH
Plan Your Vacation Now!
• nt a Cru«.
ont», Snnta
Rehe« at,d
» Muim.
H
an
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tospeak FranWy—(sail the mart
impressive because it is based eg i
mobile is one car which stand«
observation and comparbot^ 1
exceedingly well with the great
and is entirely unbiased.
and in almost any one of them
you can be reasonably sure you
will encounter ardent admira­
tion for the Hupmobile.
mass of motorists, whether they
own a Hupmobile or not.
The same thing is tTue of the
gasoline supply stations—to­
gether comprising thousands
of experienced observers who,
if they gave you a confiden­
tial answer to the friendly
American query, “What’s the
good word?” would say —
^Hupmobile.*'
Springtime Calls
ark-
HBRB are n>wt
fifty dkiUBftod—perhaps
twice that
rage* scattered over the country,
With the! mrsting of sprin­
gtime come the first vagrant
thoughts of vacation ’ in
their cramped-up winter lie.-Is
Why not plan now that you
may reap the rewf l of early
and careful planning.
A parr of our business is to as­
sist you by helpful suggestions
May
.erv? you by let;er,
personal advice* or by sending
descriptive folders?
Low round trip tickets will be
on sale to San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other California
points as well as to Hnstorn
cities and to Oregon resorts.
For further particular* ask
your local ticket agent, er
write
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It isn’t an admiration shared
with several other cars, cither,
but a special appreciation based
Upon experience—and for dip­
lomatic reasons it is not u Z kww
expressed to those who do not
drive u Hupmobile.
»
OST of c» tow* *lway*
known that the Hup­
M
Most of us have also known
that the loyalty of Hupmobile
owners is almost a proverb in
the automotive industry.
But this other great group offers
a different kind of testimony,
and in some respects, perhaps,
even a more valuable and con­
vincing kind.
Sometimes the repair man also
sells cars and, always, both he
and the gas and oil distributor
cater to the entire motoring
public.
Therefore, their unhesitating
tribute to Hupmobile—when­
ever circiunüt arw-fs permit
« >
ERHAP8 yp<j haven't
known that this
so highly favorable to
Hupmobile existed.
P
Well—all motor car manufac­
turers know it, and motor car
salesmen and motor car dealers
and almost everyone connected
with the business of building
and marketing automobiles.
It is unique, it is Battering, it
is based on facts.
It is one more clinching evi­
dence of how well the Hup­
mobile is built and how well
and how economically it does
its work — and therefore we
••
WQfddcr it worth recording.
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JOHN M SCOTT
General Passenger Agent.
Portland. Oregon.
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TERRY & HARE, Agents.
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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