Icabhgbt THIS ISSUE 8 PAGES FRIDAY, JULY 13. 19’1 They leave with very na Kucher and Ralph Chilcott spent their families will take an outing for Mrs. Lloyd Jones and family, and Mr forni* home, of TilUmook and Jul* ;frd an<1 4th in n,,llas' pleasant impressions and Mrs. Charles Jones and family, all a c couple of weeks. Ss this is Mr. Do- Mrs. Geo. Smith is spending a few its people. Mr. mid Min. l.yli L. ty's vacation time also. They ex- of Sheridan. 'days in Salem with relatives. ti.r-m en« 1 l.oree returned home with Alvin Robert Stormer of Tillamook pect to capture some of the finny Dr. J. E. Reedy who has been in Leslie Walker who has been serv will visit for some time in Sheridan. Southern Oregon for reveral weeks county was married on July 2 in Mc tribe while out. ing in the U. S. Infantry for the past Minnville to Miss Madeline Pearl Da Mrs. J. M. Wilson left Tuesday past arrived home the ea.!v ’.art of three years returned from Honolulu A. B. Easton and wife of Agate vis of McMinnville by J. O. Rogers beach. Lincoln county, were in the morning for Kellog, Idaho, to attend the week, but will return to the south Sunday and is spending a short time Justice of the Peace. the tri-state convention of the Neigh ern part of the state in a few days. while here with his parents, Mr. and city on the 5th instant. He says southern Oregon is prosjier- Mrs. C. E. Walker at Hemlock. Mr the young of With the exception bors of Woodcraft. On her return ous, and that there is much improve Walker has just received his dis- J. R. Collins and family went out she will stop over in Spokane to visit man who was burned by some tire « ment going on in the towns, and in charge from the army. works on the Fourth, the city eseap- to Dalias and independence last week with her lister Mrs. W. P. Ulrich the country near them. with until the first of August. ed wiluut aecidepta. No automobile where they spent the Fourth Mrs. Freemont Bellinger and sons H. R. Hutchinson and wife who Freemont and Glenn arrived here accidents of a serious nature were- friends and relatives. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Watkins have lived in Seattle for several years Sunday from Mount Pleasant, Mich reported on that day. although the Frank Viereek arrived here from of thiocity July 8 a daughter. were registered at a local hotel here igan, to visit with Mrs. Bellingers traffic was heavy through town all Chicago last week and is visiting at W. T. Vinton and Dan Kirby both this week. The Hutchinsons had nev parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Apsley. day. the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Yamhillers, the former a well known er seen the Pacific ocean and for the Mrs. Geo. Hoskins who is attending Sam Viereck of this city. Grandma Johnson of South Prairie attorney of McMinnville and the lat first time were afforded a view of that the State Normal scholo at Monmouth Wm. Burdick and Howard Kelsey ter a breeder of pure bred sheep, were body jf water from the Tillamook is in town visiting with her grand- spent a week of school vacation at of Carlton arrived over here last Sun up here Wednesday. They are stop beaches. . Mr. Hutchinson expressed son Kirk Bowers and family. home in this city and was taken back day to spend a few days in this vi himself as being well pleased with ping at Pacific City for a time. to Monmouth on the Fourth by her cinity. this j>art of the coast of Oregon. husband. They were accompanied to Condit & Ackley of the Tillamook A. K. Case, wife and daughter, went garage this week purchased the Gari the .-alley by Mr. and Mrs. Gail Buell. Geo. B. Ijimb and family left Wed out to Portland last Thursday. Mr. baldi garage from H. I. Sheldon and nesday by auto on a camping trip to Prof. W. S. Buell and family went Case returned Sunday leaving Mrs. will establish a branch of the Tilla the Sound They will tour the west out to Sheridan on the Fourth where Case and dsajhier to visit with ern part of Washington for a roupie mook garage at that place. they will spend thu, school vacation at friends and relatives for a few days For the period from June 21 to the of weeks. Mr. Lamb stated that the the old home, visitihg relatives and longer. E. M. Condit and wife returned on present trip was the first of the kind present date a record has been set so friends. Th, Prof, had charge of the the 4th mat. from a 80 day trip to the for him in many years. far as marriages of minors are con L. E Latourette and Earl Snodgrass eaBt. While gone they visited New Finns shoe stare while the latter was cerned. The certificates filed in the made a business trip to Portland last York, Washington D. C., Niagara L. W. Jones and wife, of Warren- east. Friday,-returning Monday night. Fails. portions of Canadu and other ton Oregon, are visiting I.. C. Daniels J. Finne, the shoe dealer, returned M’. of interest. They returned and family for a few days. the latter part of last week from an Mrs. Potter-Thomas of Portland is pointe Jones was born in this county near extended visit to relatives and friends over at Bayocean looking after her with the idea that Tillamook is about Meadow Lake, close to the Yamhill the best place in the United States. in his old Iowa home, and is glad to interests in Bungalow City. county line, and is engaged in the I get home away from the heat of the Dr. Smith reports u case of pto pottery business at Warrentun. over from Bay- Mississippi valley. maine poisoning at the Elmore ranch business. Mrs. Ethel Davis and daughter Vi last Sunday. Two children of Geo. Miss Iva Nelson, slenographei in A. D. Stanton of Meriden. Idaho, Surgeon and four others belonging to ola returned Monday morning from office, left last the County Agent’s was in the city the loropart ul tae F, S. Barnes, drank some milk which Turner, where they had been attend Saturday for a two week's vacation at her home near Cloverdale. She will week. He is president of the Meri- seemed to be tainted in some manner, ing the Christian church, convention also visitw itb friends at Dallas dur dan state bank and while here visit- and all were taken suddenly ill. While for the past week. While away they ed County Agent Pine, and is inter- all were quite sick they are now on also visited relatives at Dallas. ing the latter part of her vacation. ested in getting some pure bred the road to recovery. The milk had Miss Lillian Ross of Portland spent Mrs. Emil Heusser who returned calves from this county /or the next a peculiar odor but was not the can the Fourth in the city with Miss Lula from a visit to friends in Portland year's distribution among dairymen ned kind. Thurman. last week, was accompanied home by of his section. Dr. J. E. Shearer visited Portland C. A. Heusser and wife of the metrop Mrs. Eacie Mullen enjoyed a visit Fred Nicholas is the new logging last Sunday returning Tuesday. olis of the state. They remained here Monday evening from Mrs. D. A. superintendent at the Whitney mills until after the Fourth. Dr. Robinson was a Portland visit Norton and daughters of Portland. logging camp up on the Kilchis riv- or the forepart of the week, return Mrs. Norton is spending the summer Married July 5th. at the M. E. par er. A new loading dam is living con- at Neah-kah-nie. sonage, Tillamook. Ore., Roy Hessong structed about -a mile and a half ing Wednesday. and Violet L. Franklin both of Tilla above the old dam, on that river, The On account of business that keeps Mrs. R. O. Richards and daughter mook, Rev. Simpson Hamrick offici- object is to hold logs where they may him away from this city indefinitely. of Beaver were shoppers in town lie loaded on the train for conveyance Dr. J. E. Reedy is unable to act as Tuesday. ated. to the bay. one of the appraisers for the soldier Mrs. E. D. Paine, son and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews, Rev. bonus loans and r<jcently Wm. Max Eugene, are visiting with Mr. C. J. Edwards of the Coast •Power ter, of and Mrs. Hamrick, Miss Matthews well was, asked to take the position and Mrs. A. McNair of this city. Mrs. Co., states that his plant recently add and Mrs. Roberts spent Sunday at Paine the daughter, IS well known in ed 400 horse jower to a motor in the with Geo. Williams ci this city, on Oceanside Brighton mills, and that the mill is the board of appraisers. It is under Tillamook. stood that ,Mr. Maxwell s inclined to also being re-wired. Mrs. Elva Grover and two children Frank K. Strueby of Ganbatdi was accept the pot ion. Yr. Williams of Hillsboro visited relatives in Tilla a county seat caller T uesday. Geo. Kiger w-nt out to Salem Mon states that two applications were re mook and Hemluck Tuesday and Wed day morning on a business trip. He cently made for loans ir this county. nesday of last week. Mrs. Grover A. C. Everson has a show window received word that Mrs. Thayer had that is attracting notice by the pub John Statton and family of Dinuba who formerly was Miss Elva Hall, at arrived there from California and tended high school here and has many lic, and for which he was awarded a wanted to see him on matters pertain California, who have been visiting friends in the city. special prize by the Fourth of July here for some time past with Arth ing to their joint interests in this city committee. It is a beach scene in and county. Mrs Thayer is reported ur Bowers and S. C. Woods and fam Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eberman of Sea which mountain and Bea blend, and as being in very poor health and was ilies, left Wednesday morning by au side visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. there are miniature cottages, dairy, unable to make the trip over here. to for a trip down the Columbia high Smith on the Fourth. cows, bathing girls, and fishing and The Thayers formerly were in busi way and may go up to central Wash boating scenes, with forest landscapes Mr. and Mrn. Ralph Luca» Miss Le ington before returning to their Cali- ness here. and other creations that go to make up a real beach scene. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hamilton of Dallas were in the city last week on Bert Thayer is now the night man a pleasure trip. Mr. Hamilton is cap and Cecil Lamb is the day man or tain of Company L. l«2d Infantry, chief of police. located in the Polk county town. M. Henderson of Cloverdale was in A. M. Ginn enjoyed a visit from the city Sunday last. his nephew, Vernon Gould, the 3rd ROSE J. WILKES, Resident Agent Ray K. Holte of Brighton, wmm a and 4th. county seat caller last Saturday. TILLAMOOK HOTEL LOBBY B. E. King and son and Mrs. Emma Telephone M-6 Representing J. F. Sagler of Nehalem was in the Perkins sjient last Tuesday at Ocean side. city last Saturday. ABOUT THE TOWN MINOR MARRIAGES MANY IN COUNTY office of the county clerk show that seven minors were required during that time to get the consent of their pa rents to obtain marriage licenses. The ages ran from sixteen to nineteen years. In one case both contracting parties were minors. to take advantage of the park whih has been provided people of Bay City through forts of their local commercial. TILLAMOOK COW Wl Don’t forget to attend meeting of Fish and Game Club at City Hall Mon day evening, July 16.—Adv. HOUSES IN BAY CITY BEING KEPT FILLED Bay City has so far had a steady in crease in payroll and industry’ since the first of the year. At present the mill there is busy shipping lumber and pulp wood, with a force of twenty men. The owners of the plant ex pect to raise the production soon to one hundred thousand feet per day which will require about 100 men to produce. New machinery and equip ment is being installed for this work. All available houses are reported filled in the bay town and more could be used if provided. Summer tourists through that section have been quick (Continued From Page 1) test, by special request, Pretty | was taken out to the Jersey 2 weeks after she had freshen^ was exhibited at Independence, gather with two other World rq cows in other classes. She wu. removed to the county fair last j during the testing period. The cl pion’s dam, Olga Lad's Dewbell, cently earned a gold medal by n of her high production, and she is owned by Mr. Daniels. During past two years over 41X10 people 1 called at the Daniels farm to vie» champion Jersey as shown by register kept. Mr. Daniels is now receiving congratulations of home people, while many are sen letters or telegrams from other« that tel) of their appreciation of good luck. NEW LOW PRICE Kelly-Springfield Î I Fire» Automobile, Liabilitv. FOR GENERAL INSURANCE SEE The Reliance Life Insurance Company Miss Edith Fletcher returned home 'Will and Geo. Moran of Marshfield were guests of their uncle, A. H. Sunday evening from Portland where Harris of this city last Saturday and she has been visiting. Sunday, leaving Monday morning. Mrs. Hazel Cater went to Portland Mr. Harris had not seen either of last week to meet her sister, Mrs. the boys for more than twenty years. Bellinger, returning home with her Sunday last was a real sun day. Sunday evening. Old Sul shone throughout and there Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Carter and fam was no wind at the beaches. Large crowds were present at the various ily of Seattle are visiting at the Geo. Chaffee home in this city. resorts from this city. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fuqua enter H. S. Mann and wife left Saturday for Olympia, Wash., where they will tained a number of relatives last spend a few days visiting Mr. Mann's week. They were Mr. and Mrs. Har uncle and family at the Washington vey Harrington and family, Mr. and stat? capital on the Sound. S. A. Moser of Oregon City, has taken a position with Conover Con over of this city. His family wik come over later when they will begin housekeeping with the idea of mak ing Tillamook their future home. Howard Drew and wife are here from Pendleton, Oregon for a few weeks. Mr. Drew formerly lived in Tillamook. He and Lee Doty and BELLS KODAK SHOP Work left before 9 p. m. will be ready at 3 p. m. the fol lowing day. Prints finished on glossy or dull paper as you prefer for the same price. AT KOCH’S DRUG STORE 30x3 1-2 want Slip Clincher Oversize Cord . $13.25 30x3 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord 13.25 32x31-2 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord 20.20 31x4 Kant “ Slip S. S. Oversize Cord. 23.25 32x4 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord 25.55 33x4 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord 26.35 34x4 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord. 27.20 32x4 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord 32.30 33x4 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord. 33.10 34x4 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Overszie Cord 33.75 35x4 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord . 34.90 36x4 1-2 Kant Slip S. S. Overside ord . 35.65 33x5 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord ... 39.95 35x5 Kant Slip S. S. Oversize Cord ... 41.95 Fabric Tires (While They Last) in Proportion. OF PITTSBURGH LIFE. 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PRICES TO SUIT DROP IN AND TALK TO US Mr. Shaffer is here from Oakland, Cal., to make Tillamook his future home and place of business. He has had 19 years experi ence as a painter, foreman and owner of shops in Frisco, Oak land and Portland and other leading cities. Watch for our an nouncement of a complete line of equipment for electro nickel plating ( Columbia Tire Corporation Portland, Oregon Shaffer & Hare