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THIS ISSUE 8 PAGES
FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923
Mary Runkle and Mrs. Eva , cle before returning home. The oth­ lately responded to the S. O. S. sig­ to make final proof o
They left for Bremerton, Wash., last
and Third street last Saturday.
Jeffers visited with the Claussen fam- er members of the party left for Sa­ nals for help sent up by the haymak­ Considerable governim nt tin.
one hurt. Each machine received a Monday.
lem on their way home Monday last. ers. Among the number was Dr.
bent fender.
Geo. B. Lamb and family returned I ily at Wheeler Sunday.
so being sold in his land <.« l
Blithely singing his tra-la-la as he
A. W. Plank, C. B. Stanley, W. J. Sharp who spent last Sunday in the tory.
Miss Iva Nelson has returned to i
Frank McGinnis, who used to be­ Wednesday from a ten day trip thru
journeyed in his high powered Ford
her work in the county agent’s of­ Hill and Fred Berkey and their fami­ hay field of his brother in law and
Washington.
toward the coast and elated with the long to the tire department here, was
W. C. King the w< 11
fice
after a two weeks vacation which lies drove up to a point near the dam later got his own hay up. Doc wears
in
the
city
last
Sunday.
He
lives
in
resi-
Chas. Pye, one of the old time
idea of spending the summer months
scape painter and wif,
red
eyes
and
has
a
decided
list
to
the
of
the
city
water
supply
and
carried
was
spent
in
Dallas
with
friends.
dents of this county is in this city
at the beach, one R. G. Harris of Hills Portland.
are in the city visiting
Mrs. Chritie Downer is in Portland well tilled baskets of luncheon to the starboard from a lame back but oth­
Capt. Spencer of Bayocean capii* visiting with his nephew Fred Pye
dale, Oregon, and a musician, by the
will stay some tim<
erwise
is
proud
of
his
exploit.
Other
dam
Tuesday
evening
where
they
way, enroute to join the orchestra at over Monday in his motor boat, He and taking side trip out to visit old this week with her father whons very built a fire, boiled coffbe and enjoyed business men who hqve been out in are the parents of <
Rockaway met Deputy Sheriff Leslie reports that the “summer girls" are friends. He und Del Hoskins and ill.
an excellent dinner.
The kiddies the hay fields report lame backs, King and Mrs. Henry
Mrs. W. T. Oathout returned Sun­
Lucas near the city limits last Thurs­ arriving in tlocks and that things are Jack Jennings came to the county 43
toasted
woinics
over
the
tire, gather­ show bloodshot eyes and have swollen Mrs. Ira C. Smith of
years ago, leaving a British war ves- day from Portland where she I iuh
day night and his song turned into a lively in that beach town.
ed huckleberries and btherwise en­ hands from using the pitchfork too are well known to mo
C.
Mr.
Pye
set
­
sei
at
Vancouver,
B.
been caring for her mother Mrs. J.
L. E. Simmons and wife and A. A.
dirge, when he was invited to a le­
joyed themselves while the elders gamely, but the farmers are grinning dents of Tillamook. Mr. Kirq
gal seance with Judge Stanley. The Hall and wife are spending a week in tied in the Nehalem country on what H. Myer who has been ill for some viewed the dam and the creek and over the hay the boys helped to get in ing some landscape
Inting
the
Loerpabel
place.
He
was
later
time.
deputy produced liquor in evidence the Sampson cottage at Twin Rocks.
here,
and
both
are
enjoying
i
the
mountain
surroundings
and
had
a
Frank O. Northrup, receiver of the
which was found in the Harris ear.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice of Hills good social time. Mr. Stanley stands
Miss Sisky of this city was operat­ later lived in Huy City, going from
weather over in this section.
to
Portlund
where
he
now
that
place
United
States
land
office
at
Portland
The judge said $75 and costs and pro­ ed on Tuesday following an acute at­
boro and Mr. nud Mrs. E. E. Southard accused of bringing along his bathing
resides.
Tom R. Wilson of Portly
ceedings are on to legally confiscate tack of appendicitis.
of Portland, spent the week end with suit. But there are plenty of witness­ and wife, wore in the city Tuesday
last on their way by auto to the Rock­ the city with headquarters
The
Woodmen
of
the
World
will
the auto to the order of the state of
Mrs.
Maud
Phelps
of
this
city.
Oscar Siegert of the New Y’ork
es who will make oath, if necessary,
Oregon.
Mrs. R. W. Holtburg and children that he did not go into the reservoir away beaches for a week.. Mr. Nor­ court house where he < looki^
Conservatory of Music was in the city picnic at Oceanside on August 12th.
A big time is in anticipation.
Harris stated that he was going ov­ on business last Tuesday.
of Prineville, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gil­ swimming. He just happened to have thrup states that there arc still a few the records with a view t<> find»
persons in this county who are due is liable for federal inheritance
er to join the orchestra at Rockaway
A.
S.
Tilden,
of
Nehalem,
reports
bert and Mrs. Anna Rusk of Portland the suit along after a beach trip.
E. L. Stewart returned from a bus­
and that the mellow moonshine was
Dr.
Smith,
is
making
a
nice
recovery
spent
the
week
end
with
Mr.
and
G. Carleton with the Southwestern
designed to create the impression that iness trip to Portland last Monday.
from a severe illness. Mr. Tilden is Mrs. Fred Rusk of this city.
Daily
News of Marshfield was in the 'ac’2.iüdS2SE5aSBSZ52Sa5’t!5cL='2525E52SïSB5H5ES?5Z5Z5BSaS2SH5H£:
W.
D.
Pine,
accompanied
by
his
fa
­
he was a good fellow, but alas, th<‘
one of the old time residents of the
ft
A. T. Dolan is shipping two more city this week on a pleasure trip.
would be good cheer reposes in the ther and mother, left last Thursday above section of the county and has loads of concrete tiling to Lincoln
ft
SPECIAL SALE ON
A. C. Everson returned this week
vaults of the sheriff’s office and failed for Berkeley, California where his a wide acquaintance in Tillamook.
county in the near future. T^ie schoon from a real estate convention at Port­
of its purpose. It would have been parents reside. They went in an auto
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brantner er Siletz took out the first load a few
vastly to Harris’s interest had he owned by Mr. Pine senior and W. 1). of Garibaldi, July 20 at the Vidito hos days ago. The tiling is being used land.
will
return
by
train
about
the
first
of
ditched the booze and taken instead
Mr. and Mrs. Dorrat and Jens A.
pital a son.
for road work.
a box of good five-centers to ingrati­ the coming month.
Anderson of Tigard, Ore., were week
Mrs.
Mary
Runkle
who
for
the
past
Four automobiles with tugs showing end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heyd of
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rufner returned
ate himself into the hearts of the boys
ON THE
ft!
at the beach. As it now stands he is last Monday from a weeks trip to two seasons has rented the Haltom them to be from Oberlin. Ohio, missed this city. On Sunday the visitors ft
millinery
department
has
rented
a
Fri-
through
the
city
in
u
fleet
last
out nearly $100 bucks and probably Portland where Mr. Rufner passed an
were driven past the cheese fac­
now will have no more car than a rab­ examination for freight conductor on room in the new Beals building und day evening.
tories and dairy ranches intervening
will open a millinery store there about
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Terry and Mr. between this place and Pacific City. ft
bit has courage. He also should have the S. P. He was head breakman for
and Mrs. F. K. Blackudar made a nio- The visitors expressed themselves as
known that Tillamook officials have a some time, but now will get a train. August 15th.
Don’t buy down stairs until you .see the WON
Stewart Wendell Tulley, faculty tor trip into British Columbia return­ being greatly pleased with what they
record reputation for grabbing boot­ Mrs. Rufner and children leave this
ft
DERFUL BARGAINS that await you on the
leggers right and left. This is the week for Spokane,, Wash., where she member of the Oregon Agricultural ing u few days ago. They report that saw and may later become residents
Balcony. I am sure I can save you money.
second case of recent date where bib­ will visit relatives and friends for a college school of Music will sing at the Vancouverites are very cordial to of this county.
Beaver Friday evening August 3rd. American tourists in their city.
ulous Portlanders have lost their au­ week or two.
G. E. Turner of Rockaway who has
Some beautiful styles for mid-summer in the
Mrs: Harold J. Tolford and Mrs. M.
Mrs. Lem Parker of Garibaldi who Mr. TuHey will be remembered as the
tomobiles by bringing booze into this
several cottages filled with summer
felts
which are in such demand.
A.
Draper
and
sons
Charles
and
Billy
director
of
music
for
the
state
federa
­
was seriously hurt in an auto accident
county.
people, was in the city Thursday.
near that place some weeks ago, is tion of womens clubs which met in of Wheeler were shopping in the city
Henry W. Bohna who lives near
$3.25 Felt Hats at
Tillamook a year ago. And also for Monday.
reported to be getting along nicely.
Blaine, was in the city Thursday mak­
ÇTAGE LINES CONSOLIDATE
$3.75 Felt Hats at
$225
Mrs.
Carl
Olson
was
in
town
Satur
­
the
splendid
recital
which
he
gave
at
Emanual Krumlauf of Garibaldi
ing final proof before the county elerk
$4.50
Felt
Hats
at
$2.75
who was paralyzed some time ago, the close of the session. It is indeed day from Garibaldi.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Honey and fam­ on 1(10 acres of government land. His
The Tillamook-Portland stage com­ died last week at the age of <17 years. a rare treat to hear a baritone of his
ily
motored to Portland Wednesday to witnesses were Hiney Smith nad Matt
pany will hereafter be known as the Interment was in the Bay City ceme­ reputation, He will sing at the
Thompson.
Portland- Newberg- McMinnville and tery on Sunday of the week in which church at Beaver and the proceeds visit relatives returning Friday.
A number of Tillamook business
Mrs. Ed Lindsey was shopping in
Tillamook Stage Line, and has been he died, beside the remains of his wife will be applied toward paying for the
and
professional men are just now
BALCONY AT HALTOM’S
the city Monday from Mohler.
incorporated for $50,000 paid up stock Deceased had lived in this county for new church.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Martin returned complaining of sore hands and lame
The new line will have five new buss­ several years prior to his death.
Mrs. S. S. Provost was in town
Sunday from a trip into Washington backs. Several of our citizens have
es. Three 18 passenger Whites and
Mrs. Mark Harrison of Portland is Monday from Idaville.
Mrs. C. E. Robinson of Garibaldi which lasted u week.
two 18 passenger Pierce-Arrows. The a guest for a few days of her son Les-
John JYIoulton, wife and daughter
Portland-Newberg line and the Port­ lie and wife at the Harrison home in wus in the citj Saturday.
land-Tillamook lines have consolidat­ this city.
Miss Zilphia Funk returned Sunday Blanche and Mr. and Mrs. Alderaon
ed. “E. Randall, a successful business
C. W. Barrick last Sunday attended from Portland where she had been tak and daughter Doris of Weiser, Idaho,
man of Portland," states Ivan Donald­ a picnic given by the lodges of the en for treatment. She is reported as were over Sunday guests of ex-mayor
son, this week, “is the president, Ivan K. of P. at Rickreall, Polk county. greatly improved and it is hoped she Sam Moulton and family. Miss Blanch
Donaldson vice president and J. The lodges were from Polk and Mar- will soon be able to return to her Moulton will remain here for a few
weeks visiting with her aunt and un-
Fletcher secretary and general man­ ion counties and there was a large work.
ager.” “There will be no more delays representation present and Mr. Rar­
or aggravating stops to repair cars,” rick reports that a very good time
states Mr. Donaldson states, “but we was had.
will have a first class mechanic to see
Velma Anderson of Garibaldi is
that the cars are always fit '.or the very low at the Vidito hospital with
road. The new line will be in a posi­ meningitis. She was injured on the
tion to furnish the very best service Fourth of July in an auto which is
and will follow strict schedule time. believed to have been responsible for
There will be no change in the Port­ the present attack of meningitis,
land-Tillamook schedule for the pres­
Floyd Ingram and C. J. Johnson of
ent. Ours will be one of the best or­ Silverton, were in the city this week
ganized lines running out of Portland on a fishing trip. Floyd formerly
and is one of the few incorporated worked here in a grocery store, but
lines in the state.” Mr. Donaldson.re­ is now employed in a hardware store
turned Wednesday night after a week at the Willamette valley town. Mr.
spent on business in Portland.—Adv. Johnson is in the foundry business
there.
KANSAS DAIRYMAN PLEASED
W. E. Hamilton of Garibaldi was in
the city Saturday last.
John Pugh of Senbca, Kansas, who
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Boothby of this
has been looking over this county’s city visited their daughter Mrs. W.
dairy and cheese centers of late, was W. Winegar of Dundee last Sunday.
seen at the Todd hotel this week. Mr. Coming home that evening they count
Pugh is a prosperous Kansas farmer ed 192 automobiles between Dolph
Edgar F. Allen, Deputy Grand Master
and stock man and is greatly pleased and Hebo going east.
with the dairy outlook in this county.
Frank Brooks of the Carlton Nurs-
Said Mr. Pugh: "I think Tillamook ery company and vice president of
has the most wonderful dairy I have the Carlton bank, in company with
ever seen. I have only skimmed over Robert Porter and Frank Jenkins
the surface but I will be back again were over here the latter part of the
and will look it over more carefully. week to spend a few days at Netarts
I surely am pleased with what I have beach.
seen. You have all the things at
II. G. Bales with a friend Harold
hand that go to make up a first class Schram, spent several days last week
dairy country and nature has provid­ visiting with Mr. Bales brothers M.
ed them all.”
H. and J. J. at the Gold Creek hatch­
C T-C
ery. The brothers had not met since
Tires
CHRISTIAN CHI RCH
before the late European war, a mat­
Conserve
ter of 7 years. The visiting Mr. Bales
The Car
Geo. Harness, Pastor
has been in the navy for 7 years and
Preaching both morning and cven- is th<- boatswain's mate on the IJ. S.
ing. Special music al both services. S. Prometheus, and Mr, Schram is
Special invitation extended to tourists coxswain on board the same Aip.
who may happen to be in the city. A
cordial welcome to all.
WAY OF TIIE TRANSGRESSOR
A L L M ILLI N E R Y
I
BALCONY IN HALTOM’S STORE
I
MARY RUNKEL
DEMONSTRATION
fl
i
Ancient Order United Workmen
FREE SOUVENIRS
ORGANIZED OCT. 27,1868
ABOUT THE TOWN
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HE custom-built appearance
and sturdiness of C-T-C tires
are toe outstanding to fail to
arouse your respect and admira­
tion.
T
5Oflood cigarettes
BELLS KODAK
SHOP
for lOcfrom
one sack of
GENUINE
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
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BULL"
DURHAM
e TOBACCO
And every inch of these great
justify your confidence by
performance, for never has a
offered which is so uniformly
and satisfactory.
tires will
unrivaled
tire been
powerful
C-T-C’s are hand-built under improved
processes and of tile best rubbers,
lon< staple combed cotton and other
high-quality materia!« procurable That
Is why they will
4 I up under V
lower inflation tb.in
I, ng
noon for ordinary cord tues.
FRIDAY
II. J. NELSON, distributor for Tillamook
county. Dealers fhruout the county.
Columbia Tire Corporation
Portland, C rtgon.
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We are now stocking a big line of Richards Twisted-in-wire Household
and Personal Brushes, Mops, Dusters and Fibre Brooms, over 40 items for tak­
ing the drudgery out of housekeeping.
•
Agents have calle don you and asked you outlandish prices, told you that
these brushes could not be bought at stores. They can be bought at this stor
and for less money too.
For the purpose of introducing these goods to the people of this countv «
factory representative will be at thestore for two days demonstrating ‘the
use of these various articles.
To each lady visiting our store during this demonstration we will present
free from cost a kitchen brush that you will find to be a most useful tool in the
kitchen. Come and get your brush.
Looks Superior
Dr. Koch and J. A. Bell were busi­
ness visitors to Portland last Friday.
Died in this city July 20th, the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Leach, aged but a few weeks.
Autos driven by Clara Thurman
and W. Willis collided at 3rd avenue
ff,
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SATURDAY
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