Y, FEBRUARY 15, 1924 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ■= 00K FORGER county, and took up a homestead at ’church. factories have been held, the last one . South Prairie, about five miles south I The following program will be ren_. having been at Mohler on the 12th. : of Tillamook city. He was married Checks for the December milk will ! to Pauline F. Daniel in Tillamook be out about the 25th of the month. | county, Oregon, January 5, 1872. Missionary Institute for forgery in this county, The last four years he resided in At the Kiwanis luncheon last Wed­ Feed prices remain practically un­ Program 9, 1923,—a year and five Portland, Oregon, most of the time. nesday, the committee on the subject changed; oats, corn and barley being Theme: Making Good , to be exact—Chas. Claw, Like the early pioneer to this coun­ of additional lighting made a report 2:40—Bible Study “Go tell.” Matt. quoted at $39.00, mill run, $39; rolled ped his bond and fled the ty, M. Lamb was closely connected which was adopted by the club. The' 28:16-20. Luke 24:44-48. Acts 8: ; oats and rolled barley, $40; molas-o- was apprehended in Los with the development of the county, report of the lighting committee will 4-8. Mark 16: 14-15-16. Matt. 9: ineal, $38; middlings, $40; best alfal­ California, Tuesday, and is being always interested in everything be submitted to the council at its fa hay $19; clover hay from $15 to awaiting the coming of [of a public nature. About the year next meeting, when it is expected 35-38. Mark 16:20. 1 Thess. 1:1-10. $19; oats and vetch from $18 to $19. Led by pastor ’ s wife. ook sheriff with extradition 11888 he was elected county assessor, that the matter will be discussed by These prices apply off cars. The 3:00—Special Music. ■•Word was received Thurs- I in which capacity he served .several that body of city law makers. present open winter has had the ef­ 3'05 — Address: “ Our Goal ” — State u> Suerlii Ascmm that j years. '1'hc matter ex' Ihv entertainment of fect of holding hay prces down, and officer. been picked up down there the state editorial association was 3:20—Round Table, My part in the.there ">» be only “ fraction of the He was always a firm believer in Wm. Trager, from whom the existence'of an all wise God, and taken up, and ail entertainment com­ Plan. Two minute talks by the fol- bay sold in this county this winter ious murderess, Clara Phil- the power of Jesus to save. mittee was appointed, consisting of lowing, telling of their work in at- t0 »bat which was sold the last two ped, while awaiting trial for He leaves to mourn his death, his C. J. Edwards, Arne Ray and Jos. taining the aims: president, vice-,winters- However, large quantities i the mnrder of another woman. The wife, Pauline Lamb, now of Portland, Franklin, who will have charge. It president, secretary, treasurer, di vis- °* ^eec* are being s°ld every day as latter d#se will be remembered as ¡Oregon; 1 George B. Lamb and Melvin was stated that the state editorial ion leader, literature secretary, golden the comparative low price of feed and being & a most atrocious one, | M. Lamb of Tillamook; Lyman J. association will hold a mid-winter jubilee secretary, just a member. Led *be high price of cheese makes feed- the Philips woman killing the rival i ! Lamb and Dr. H. Stanley of Port­ session at Eugene Friday and Sat­ ing profitable, especially by those who the to her ¡Jiusband’s affection with a land, Oregon; and Dr. Ernest D. urday of this week, and that if poss­ by local president. and 4:00—Our Resources: the young! have the better grade of cows. Feed­ hammer!’ in a lonely spot near Los | 'Lamb of Klamath Falls; and Mrs. ible, a representative of the Kiwanis >im. people, the children, the un-enlisted ing has never been so general in Til­ Angeles. Vida Trout of Portland, Oregon.— club will be present, with the idea of Christian. Seven minute talks by lamook county before as it is today. Claw ' vas chased by direction of Contributed. getting information which may be of It has come to the place where the state officers and district secretary. MH|th rough Idaho, Washington,I value in the matter of the club’s en­ I man, who keeps better cows and takes 4:30— “Quiz” —Everybody. prnia, but the fugitive man-1 and tertainment in this city next summer. 5:00—Adjourn. Dinner served at j out his pencil and figures, is the one teep a few jumps ahead of SOUNDINGS GOING AHEAD who makes the most money. the church. tmook county sheriff and Evening I ---------------------- s in other states. The sher- j The soundings of the government! 7:30—Bible study “Our Reward for HHBe Angeles, however, recalled dredge on the proposed channel of No matter what you are paying Fathfulness.” Special music from C. P*cture> when he saw Claw , the Tillamook bay improvements are for insurance Ira G. Nelson will save E. society. Pictures of missionary FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH on the «reels of that city, and took still in progress, and it is said that enterprises or following program. you from 20 to 30 per cent on any the results are encouraging. It has lash- him Twenty minute address: Our Invest­ class of insurance. Office next door GEO. HARNESS, Pastor ,or]).f Claw’« crime was that of raising a been discovered that the “sow and ment; Does it Pay? Ten minute ad­ to the Harris Jewelry store on sec­ LEE DOTY, Associate Pastor. check Sven him by the Coats mill | pigs”, which has bothered »shipping 17-4t dress: Double Interest Bearing Gold ond street. people at this place, for two dollars, heretofore, is composed of clay and All announcements to be made Bonds. r---- - ----- — which hi raised to $40.80, and cashed. silt and not rock as was commonly through weekly paper. Institute in charge of state officer ““ Sheriff Aschim or a deputy of the supposed. The Every Man’s class meets ev­ or district secretary. Keep strictly to IT STARTS office will go to the big California city ery Sunday morning in the city hall time in every detail. HERE bo soon extradition papers are se­ at 10. a. m. COMPANY K DANCE WAS A ♦ ♦ ♦ cured, bring Claw back, when he i Bible school in the church building SUCCESS U. B. CHURCH will have to stand trial for his offense 10 a. m. in circuit court at this place. All Christian Endeavor departments The dance given by company K at Sunday school 10 a. m. ClassesI the new armory last Saturday night meet 6:30 p. m. for all ages. The choir meets every Thursday brought out a record crowd. It was Preaching service both morning! night 7:30 p. m. ! estimated that fully seven hundred and evening. The pastor is discussing the books I people were present, and at one time The big sing starts at 7:30 p. m. the new testament at the Thurs­ There is a comfortable pew waiting of I there were 200 couples on the floor j dancing. The proceeds were quite day night prayer meeting. You miss for you. Come! — _^_^_'odd of the ~T odd hotel, has ' satisfactory, and will be applied to a real treat when you are not there. W. O. WOOLEVER, Pastor. Morning worship and communion just received announcement of his the fund for fitting up the armory, Harness service 11 a. m. Rev. George daughter’s marriage to Joseph D. j will preach in the morning. Ashland, Oregon, which took Q-rnVOOl CD P U11 H nCAn There will be a missipnary institute WMMM ^v «•wir "two 'K. years at the University The little two year old son of Mr. tMgiy of OrMBn, when failing health com-1 and Mrs. Stryssler of this city died unfor 1 DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR i peled her to seek a dryer climate. | I at the Vidito hospital last Wednesday MOVING Later, 1 however, she attended the C morn’n8 of meningitis. Dr. Ringo re- Cheney J Wash. Normal school for a ' ports that this is the only case of time, »iyrevious to her marriage she the kind now in the city, so far as IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED. PACKERS TO had been teaching in the public he knows. YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER Jackson county. The new- TUESDAY WAS A HOLIDAY ALL YOUR GOODS ill make their home at Ash- LOCAL KIWANIS CLUB MAY FETE EDITORSdertd AT THE CHURCHES LOCAL GIRL MARRIES AT ASHLAND WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS C, J. & A, L. NEFF, Props. No. 8, First St. Tillamook, Ore. For Your Community —And You Owned by residents of the Tilla­ mook community; directed by men whose interests are centered here at home; drawing its very life from this territory, and therefore eager to use its strength for the advance­ ment of Tillamook and vicinity— Truly, in the largest sense of the word, the First Nationl Bank is a Community Bank, existing for the benefit of all. We’d like to have you call this your bank! Tillamook, QrOk tJar Member Federal Keserve System ANNUAL CHEESE MEET FROM MENINGITIS THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY ■ OBITUARY The banks were closed Tuesday in observance of Lincoln’s birthday which anniversary occurred on the 12th inst. Most of the business hous- ' es, however, kept open. NOTICE Francis Marion Lamb was born at Anamosa, Iowa, September 4, 1847, Beginning March first lessons in I at Portland, Oregon, Feb- piano and vocal will be given by 1924, at the age of 76 years, Alyse E. Murry, pupil of La Valle and 2 days. Schwartzrock, Clark, Wisconsin Con­ , at the age of 17 years, servatory, Marquette Conservatory, other, he joined in the im- I Dent Mowery etc. Accredited teacher to Oregon, crossing the , Those interested inquire at Berry’s h horse teams in a company music house, Tillamook. 19-3tp I hundred pioneers. After i months travel and experi- e hardships and perils, as ys incident to the trip in b , the party arrived in Ore- e fall of the year. t settled at Brownsville in ty, where he resided until en he came to Tillamook I CALL US DAY OR NIGHT Our Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Rates. COAL—CEMENT LIME 28-W LAMB-SCHRADER CO We are still handling the fa mous Moline farm implements and machinery. Anticipate your wants along this line and ca and see us and get our prices before buying r O BA c d NOTICE TO FARMERS We can save you money. Try the from fit« factory Moline plan and let us convince What He WtiiRtVF.R YOU GET IT been r e p r e - th« Washing- ry Company and it gets eating every ve long ago ceased to worry as in former years. I’m going to t on selling nursery stock, as most pleasant, all-around real I have ever tackled, and the is there if you have a good die. I am contented, but not ed. I want to beat my last ord, just as I beat the one s last.” you WILLIAMS & nto a Business Your Own wonderful opportunity for ths is looking for a real chance o a business of his own. We to mske good. Washington advertising has made our trees, and vines favorably known the coast. We still hsve deair­ waiting for the rigl WILLIAMS Send For Tlu« Ind th* rrct of Mr. Orao* lM*rr. •nd the experiencea of doeen« al other «■!•> WASHINGTON NURSERY Ctt ■V