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THIS ISSUE 8 PAGES
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
a
uiinds of some comrade» as to their property agamst India«
one, F. G. attempted two and com-1 and he was feeling fine. The birds eligibility to join the National War prisoners placed ,B
All the women are requested to
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
. pleted one.
were gaily singing, »Ikl the #un *“*
bring old white cloth for bandages and
Veterans. Let us settle that point troops in the field.
The injuries received in the game | shining a better than a fifteen cent
ivory soap for the Magaw Memorial
were not serious and the same tean’f »hint. and the world looked like it
“Companies oth. r than ths g
T. R. Pollock, superintendent of the Hospital, Foochow. China. All wo­
Active member« »re ex American hurriedly called together by ’
is rounding into form to meet HiUs- doe« back in his fa' «way birthp.a»'
Gold Creek hatchery returned last men are invited to the meeting.
officers in behalf of the st»u t?
boro here in two weeks.
Dalmatia, over in Eastern Eunq» »»Idler« who served in the U. 8. army,
Wednesday from a trip to the valley,
Indian raids, and to protect tfe
and
participated
in
«*iy
campaign
a
big
Mistakes
were
numerous
but
Eugene Crosby this week purchas­
As Bozo and his booze came aboard,
where he went on business. He states
of citizens and immigration ■>
game
»gainst
Indians.
improvement
was
seen
over
the
that over a million and a half of sal­ ed a lot on Third avenue, and fronting
Virgil Webb from Oklahoma, en­ with Seaside, and the new men are he was met by John Aschim. who
“The State Militia called out by transportation and other J*
mon eggs have beer, hatched thus far toward the court house, in Which is tered the high school as a first year fast learning their lesson Himes at politely asked him to conn into the Governor on Indian service and from Indians."
another car until he could examine
at the hatchery and that silvers are situated his printing office and liv­ commercial student.
center sent his spirals to the backs
“This ought to settle the >».«
his sack and suit case. He also ex­ who se rved on our great frontier, pro­
running up the river at a good rate. ing apartments. The lot is 50x71
with
such
accuracy
that
fumbling
was
eligibility
for good an(j
The faculty members who spent the
tecting
settlers
and
immigration,
and
hibited a search warrant that filled
out
of
the
question.
At
tackles
feet,
ano
formerly
was
owned
by
T.
C.
week
end
in
Portland
are
Mrs.
Heyd.
helping
to
maintain
law
and
order
as
Comrades
in this county, qk J
Miss Ester Cleveland and Floyd
the Dalmatian with concern.
against
Indian
raid».
Hams of Falls City were over to the Percy. The deal was closed last Tues­ Miss Anderson and Miss Mixter. Miss Thomas and Maxwell showed up well.
interested,
should
writ* to
In the suit-case was found plenty of
Church. Miss Phillippi and Mrs. Han­ Foland and Capt. Tippin while in the
Treak hatchery and spent the week­ day consideration not given.
"Organization» known as “Min­ Stillwell, Tillamook. Oregon
-enough
to
convict
a
dozen
liquor­
son spent Sunday in the vicinity of game played good heady football.
end with Mi. and Mrs. T. R. Pollock.
...__ Before the train started up, ute Men,” acting under a command­ be glad to take up with then the>
men.
Lineup
W. J. Thompson and wife of Ne- Nehalem and Manzanita beach.
Miss Cleveland is a sister of Mrs.
the
sheriff invited Boio to get off er guarding and defending life «nd ter of a county '’ivunization.
Center
Pollock, and is a teacher in the Falls I [haiem were in town Monday Mr.
Laboratory equipment for the Phy­ Himes ............
The
latter took the suit case but left
I Thompson is one of the old settlers sics and Biology classes and maps for Elliot... .......... .... ............. Left guard
City schools.
the
sack.
"Bring that too,” said
Left Tackle
I in the Nehalem section, and has a the history department have arrived. Thomas ................
Aschim. The sack contained still
You will be pleased with the ser­ drug store at that place. He reports
Blum
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Left
end
Kathryn McIntyre and her brother-
parts
vice at the Eldee.—Adv.
Right guard
great activity in the lumber business in-law. Coach Sheeley, were called to Miner ......................
I
Before Justice Stanley on blm Mo
Maxwell
...
....................
Right
tackle
on
Nehalem
bay.
Athena. Oregon, last Friday on the
Art Smith returned from a hunting
Lucas
................. Right end day Bozo was charged with the man­
account
of
the
death
of
the
former
’
s
, trip down on the Umpqua last Thurs­
Frances B Stranahan arrived home
Tippin ..........
Quarter back ufacture and possession of liquor,
day night where he got the deer limit. Sunday last from Portland, where she father in an automobile acident.
Foland ........
Full back and he plead guilty. He was fined
Last Friday the student body was Substitutes ....... Severance. Harrison. $500 and sentenced to 90 days in thi
Buy hand painted china ware at I was taken for medicai treatment
Mackins ter county jail. And after some time
the L. Ross Mitchell studio, corner I about ten days ago. Her condition favored with a vocal solo entitled,
"Morning." by Miss Phillippi.
Officials—. Referee
Devlin successfully «pent in making booze
4th Ave., E. and Oth St.
3-2tp is reported to be about the same.
Remember the Senior play. “Why Long Umpire, H. Livesman .Abraham and money. Bozo finally got caught
Dr.
J.
E.
Shearer
spent
a
few
day»
Thomas Coates, Jr. is auditing the
Smith Left Home," Dec. 14!
They all do?
. '
books of the various school clerks of the latter part of last week in Port­
The glee clubs had election of off­
land
attending
medical
and
surgical
the county this week. He is with
Why not, in place of
He also witnessed the late icers with the officers of the girls
ing hours in baking
Max Crandall, the well-known Hills- clinics, F
club
as
follows:
president,
Roletta
and other viands for uy
goro public accountant. Mr. Cran­ nose and throat operations while Watson: vice president, NeVelle
special entertainment m
dall has the job of auditing all of the there.
Smith; secretary and treasurer. Oc­
are planting, put this partg
county offices.
Dr. J. E. Shearer, physician and tavia Ware. The officers of the boys'
the work in our hand«’ W,
Bozo Prinschik is a good logger,
will follow your iMtructiua
surgeon:
and
heretofore
ha?
worked
at
Camp
office
hours
1
to
4
p.
m.
club
are:
president,
Warren
Foland;
J. A. Bell of Nehalem, visited Tilla­
as to deliver} und other d*
Office
in
I.
0.
0.
F.
building.
—
Adv.
Four.
He
has
also
been
a
successful
vice
president,
Noah
Richards;
secre
­
mook last Friday.
tail« exact!}
How many Indian War veterans
tary and treasurer, James Harrison. still man and bootlegger, but it was
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
A. Headiger of Cloverdale, and J. J.
a case of the pitcher going to the well are there in Tillamook county? Min­
♦ ♦ ♦
Krebs of Rockaway, were Tillamook Ferguson, near this city, October 30. TILLAMOOK HELD SCORELESS once too often—he got nicked.
nie V. Stillwell is one, who are the
PROMPT DELIVRY
1923, a daughter.
visitors last Saturday.
Last Sunday deputies Lucas and others? In Portland is located Ore­
Outweighed fifteen pounds to the Chester Holden drove up to Camp gon Camp No. 1. and D. H. Jones.
Do you know how to serve brick
Miss Alice Baxter, who is teaching
man Tillamook's high school eleven Four to look for Bozo's distillery. Commander, is anxious to know the
ice
cream
with
the
Sealright
contain
­
in the South Prairie school, spent the
put up one of the hardest battles ever But Sunday was moving day for names of those who took part in any
er? Ask The Eldee.—Adv.
week-end in Portland.
performed by any football team at Bozo, and he had part of his still in of the Indian wars of Oregon. Where
Mrs. E. H. Stark, who was operated Forest Grove last Friday.
a sack, also some booze in a suit case, there are a few in each county of the
Mrs. J. T Davis of this city left the
Again it was a question of a heavy and and he figured on taking the state, he is anxious to have them
latter part of last week for a visit on at the Vidito hospital a couple
with her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Bunn, of weeks ago. is reported to be fret- experienced team against a light un- morning train, bound for Rector, a organize a camp of Indian War Vet­
ting along nicely.
experienced. Although F. G. H. S. new camp up the road. He had heard erans. In a circular forwarded to
SMITH A SON
who lives in Coos county.
won 31 to 0 it was no walk away for that there was a thirst epidemic Minnie V. Stillwell of this city, he
Guy
R.
Ward
and
Alice
L.
Winters
County Superintendent G. B. Lamb
says:
were married by Rev. L. M. Ander- F. G. The first half ending 6-0 F. G. raging up that way.
went to Biame last Saturday.
Tillamook kicked-off to F. G. but
Bozo got on the train at Mohler
“There seems to be a doubt in the
son of the Presbyterian. church on
Capt. Tippin got off a poor kick and
Persons who have been over the October 20, 1923.
a F. G. guard recovered it on the 50
new road from Hebo to Neskowin,
James W. Holmes and Ada Twed- yd. line. On the first play F. G.pull­
say it is one of the best roads in the
county. Autos make the speed limit dle were married on October 22, 1923, ed a dead-man pass and the end on
on the road, in all except two places, by Rev. L. M. Anderson of this city. the side line took it over for a touch-’
down Apparently Tiliamooks' backs
which are being fixed. The Neskowin
Madison White and Elizabeth White were sound asleep on this play.
country is reported to be making were married at Nehalem on October
F. G. could not gain any yardage
great improvement in dairying.
26. 1923. by Rev. L. E. Tabor of the for the remainder of the half so it
Fred Humer and son Edward of Methodist Episcopal church.
was mostly a punting duel with Tilla­
Carlton were over here Saturday on
Charley Mahar, returned Wednes­ mook having the edge of it Tilia­
business matters. While here Mr. day last from a trip to Eastern Ore­ mooks' chance came at the end of
Humer met some former schoolmates gon. He was gone about a week.
second period when Severance sub­
of the Carlton section.
stituting for Foland, who had been
Great money saving institution is steadily gaining favor. Every week hundreds are taking advantage
Try The eldee ice cream for your knocked out, recovered a fumble and
Fred C. Grant, city attorney of next party.—Adv.
raced to the three yard line, where
of our LOW CAST PRICES on our quality merchandise.
♦r
Portland, was in the city last Satur­
Hallowe'en night, which occurred he was overtaken by a F. G. man.
day and spoke at the dedicatory ex­
Capt. Tippin had suffered a severely
ercises on the public school grounds. last Wednesday night, was con-
spicuous for the mildness of its ob­ sprained knee and the • loss of two
Milton F. Hardesty
ex-Grand servance on that occasion. "Every regular backs weakened the scoring
Chancellor of the grand lodge of the thing was as quiet as a midsummer combination and Tillamook was un­
able to push over for a touchdown.
Knights of Pythias, came over from night’s dream.
The second i.alf began to tell on the
Seaside Saturday, to attend the K. of
Japan has placed orders in United light Tillamook team and F. G. was
P. dedicatory exercises at the public
States for lumber valued at $155,000- able to gain consistently. Tillamook
school building.
Our policy is to mark things on a rock bottom
Our watchwords are: THE LARGER THE
attempted two passes and completed
Try one of those Nu Bone corsets
basis first, thereby giving you the benefit of low
VOLUME THE LOWER THE PRICE. The volume
sold by Eva Jeffers—Millinery store
prices every day i nthe year.
of this store is growing with leaps and bounds and
on corner of 1st street and 2nd Ave.
the
buying public is beginning to realize that our
(Formerly owned by Patterson Sis­
Our low prices are mad? possible by our ex­
promise
to save the people of Tillamook and vicini­
ters.)—Adv
tremely low overhead and cash buying and selling.
Special Bakint
Special Oto
sums
BOOZE IN BOTTLES
DOWNFALL OF BOZO INDIAN WAR VETERANS
MAY ORGANIZE HERE
V ÿC «
Tillamook
Bakery
TILLAMOOK’S
Every Day is Sale Day Here
W. H. Clark, a member of the Port­
land school board, and a past supreme
representative of the Knights of
Pythias, came over from Portland
last Saturday and was present when
his lodge dedicated the new school
building.
New merchandise arrives daily and is being
marked lower because as our volume increases our
margin of profit gets lower. Many have asked us
how we can sell certain articles so "low when others
are asking more. The answer is low selling expens-
se and selling for cash.
M. D. Lichtenthaier of Mohler, had
business at the county seat of the
best county in Oregon last Saturday
ty thousands of dollars in the future was not a sub­
tle boast
T‘ e service this store accords is indicated by
the activity you see. People wouldn't keep coming
in ever increasing numbers, swelling volumes of
sales with such regularity unless we provided val­
ues that are not found elsewhere.
UNDERWEAR COMFORT
L T. Horton arrived down from
Brighton, spending the aay in this
city.
Wells Gilbert, of Portland, one of
the leading timber owner» in this
county, was in the city Saturday last
on business matters.
Appetizing, Healthful. Nourishing. It is the time
of year for you to
Hugh G. Welsh of Blaine and wife,
were in from the town that bears the
name of one of our illustrious A
cans, last Saturday.
y
Wrr. Martin returned Sunday from
Milwaukie. Oregon, where be went to
attend the funeral of his wife’s sister,
who died of typhoid fever. Two sis­
ters of Mrs. Martin are very sick
with typhoid and one sister is criti­
cally ill. Mr. Martin works in Coats
logging camp.
You can buy all kinds of cheap apples
that are not
pi
standard as to quality and size. But you enjoy eat
ing an apple that is clean, wrapped and untouch-
id by insects or other contamination, uniform and
perfect condition, solid to the core. Buy them at
the Fruit Palace. We have sveral kinds, such as
the Fancy Delicious, Ortley, Grimes Golden, Jon-
ithan, and Roman Beauty, etc.
You should fall in line with the rest of our
good patrons and buy your candy from our stock
of fresh Delicious Chocolate and Hard Candies.
Name the kind you want and we will produce it.
A. F. Coats returned last Sunday
from a business trip to Seattle and
other Sound points.
Mrs. L. M. Neilson, who has been
visiting her parents in this city, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Stark, returned to
her home in Montesano, Washington,
last Sunday.
John Crooks, formerly a travelling
man of Seattle, has accepted a posi­
tion in the Steinbach foundry in the
welding department
It is real comfort which you experi
chased here, ù ou may choose from
all-u ool to heavy fleeced cotton, each
Start the winter right—come and get
ence from wearing underwear pur-
a variety of materials ranging fro®
grade in several styles and weights
some of this comfort underwear tody
. .. The wor king man finds here a complete line of work clothes of depend-
H-.t TtoS, °0!8’ Vater rel*llants> gloves, stag shirts, mackinews, ettf
a guaranteed on our money back guarantee basis.
Our Grocery prices are attractive to the thrifty hou^wife
this store if they were not saving money by doing so
f
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d not Carry their grocene* fr<®
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT
THE OLD STAND BUT NEW MANAGEMENT
THE FRUIT PALACE
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Spear with Mrs. T. H. Coyne as lead-
O’Dell & Stornier
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LARSON & HECHTNER